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The Washington times., 1919-01-21
GEORGETOWN GOES
TONAWFOR GAME

Georgetown University basketers
go down to the Navy for their annual
contest with the Midshipmen tomor-
row afternoon.
The Hilltoppers. with I've victories
to their crkedit. viii face an unseatea
five. Coach Billy Lush has developed
a strong team at Annapolis this sea-
son- Victories have been scored over
Baltimore City, St Johns. LehIgh,
Dickinson. c. c. n. Y Crescents.
Swarthmore, and other representative
college elevens.
Navy's team has won ten games in
all and is expecting to take the HILL
toppers into camp. Coach John
0Reilly will have Flavin and Fees in
forwards, O'Connel in center, and
Zazelle and O'Brien in guards with
Carney and Kelly in reserve
Georgetown has not beaten the
Navy on its own floor for several
years and is not expecting to do more
than hold the Navy to a low score
The hnltoppers have been in action
about two weeks only, but are i'm
proving daily.
Business High School. leading the
High School League, viii play the
tail-end Western High five In the
Central gymnasium tocay. At the
Business gymnasium Technical Will
meet Eastern.
In the first meeting between Busi-
ness and Western the Stenographers
came through with q IL TO ID last
minute victory. Since that contest
Business has not lost q game having
won eight straight victories.
Western has been an fn-and-outer
this season showing well at times.
but failing in the big games Eastern
will oppose Tech with O'Connor IN the
lineup which will give the team
greater strength than when 10 faced
Central for a 19 to Q defeat recently.
Earl Fuller will handle the Busi-
ness-Western game and James Y.
Hughes will referee the Technical
Eastern contest
The Intercollegiate Bask etosII
League starts up on Saturday when
Penn and Columbia play In New
York. Ralph Morgan, secretary OF
the league for many years. has made
public the schedule which includes
four games not listed which Cor
nell's faculty must ratify.
AhS VI cuk6& IO1lONSa
January 81. Columbia at Princeton
and Pennsylvania at Yale: February
5, Columbia at Yale: February s. Yafs
at Pennsylvania; February II, Prince
ton at Columbia; February Is, Prince
ton at Pennsylvania; February -.
Yale at Princeton; February 26, Co
lumbia at Pennsylvania; March /,
Yale at Columbia; March IL. Prince
ton at Yale: March IA. Pennsylvsnis
at Princeton.
Central High School meets Bslvs-
more Polytechnic Institute in Ba1ti-
more today. The Mt Pleasant lads
won four victories last week and ap-
pear to have struck q winning stride.
The Baltimore men came here last
week and defeated Technical by q -
to 20 score.
Dasher, Mills. Foster, Newby. Gull
len, Ward and Lemon win take the
trip with coach C A. Metzler. Central
defeated Eastern the Y. NJ. C A.
Shenandoah Valley Academy and
Tome last week.
The Washington times., 1919-01-21
How GriHs'll Play
Games Abroad

May 1. 2, 5. Sat Philadelphia
May 6, Z, Sat Boston.
May 8, 10. 12-At New York.
May IA, Is, 16-At Cleveland.
May il, is, 10, 20-At Detroit
May 81, %. %, 24-At St. Louis.
May 25. 26. 27-At Chicago.
June 23, "a, 25. 26-At Boston.
June p, %, 3O-At Philadelphia
July 4, 8. AT New York.
July 9, 10, 11-kt Detroit.
July II, Il. IA. 15-At Cleveland.
July 16. II. IS. 19-At Chicago.
July 20. 81. 22-At st. Louis.
August IA. Is. 16-At Cleveland.
August II, Is. 19-At Detroit.
August 20, 81. 22-At Cicago.
August %. "a. 25-At st. Louis.
August %. 2S. 29-At New York.
August 30, September AT Bostol
Sept .. 3. AT Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1919-01-21
ABROAD
Labor Day at Detroit

Decoration Day ut
Detroit
July 4th at Cleveland
The Washington times., 1919-01-21

July 9Th at Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
MEXICAN SITUATION
MAY CRYSTALLIZE
BEFORE NIGHTFALL
Leading Citizens
Promise Support
to State Campaign

Plans of the Antt~Saloon League Of
America for carrying on in Virginia
it's campaign for finds to be used for
law enforcement the advancement Of
the world wide prohibition movement
and for general mission purposes are
being rapidly rounded into shape.
Letters and kilograms received by
r. G. Darlington, state director. at
headquarters in Murphy's hotel. evil
dence the interest that leading citizens
everywhere are taking In tho drive and
the league feels that an excellent start
has been made in the work.
The state advisory committee, to Be-
made up OF the best business and pro-
fesstonaI men In the commonwealth,
had been about completed and will be
announced within the next few days.
One Of these wifi be named chairman
In the work Of organising the sew
enteen districts Of the state excellent
resrlts have been obtained. Each Of
these districts will he assigned n cam
paign manager who's will take activs
charge ~ tbs neid. Many Of them al
ready have been selected and the 9TH
ers will he named within the next day
or two These r,en are of the highest
-tvro Of citizenship and viii carry 70
the people OF their respective districts
an appealing message OF service. Their
nannes will he announced within n short
tIyue.
The campaign IS for the sum Of $15.
aoh. GOO and will he nationwide In ts
appeal, Americas contribution to the
cause Of law and order within her own
borders. 70 tho advancement OF prohf-
bftion in the devastated countries Of
Europe which are struggling against
IN. .strAnEtehold Of the saloon for their
proper places In the economic and corn
merctai world. and for the cause OF
general missions
Virginia will he called upon for her
yroportionate share Of funds toward
thtn sute rprtse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
Will Seek to Place Crown Prince
on Throne Of Democratic Monarchy
Royalst Party Germany Boldly Announces Plans for Resor
alton of Monarchy Plebiscite Decides Against
ocratc Form of Government
BAUER THE GERMAN WARWICK

BATER THE. GERMAN WARWICK
" is necessary te tell something
about the man who may become the
German Warwick. or king maker.
With a plebeian name, the same as
that OF the present social-democratic
chancellor. or premier. Colonel Max
Bauer is nevertheless one of the chief
leaders OF the so-caiied inner council
Of the nonarchical party, in many re-
srects organizing spirit an intimat e
friend Of LudendorH ard friend
champion and adviser Of the forr, er
crown prince, with rhonl he is on
intimate terms
Colonel Eaner Is a specialist In heavy
artillery and while not the inventor.
he Is credited with being the father
Of the idea of the big AZ centimeter
Krupc Gun that reduced the forts OF
Liege and Antwerp
In appearance he Is tall and slender.
with none of the riEiditv and brus-
1ueness in manner or tho martial
herceness Of many Of the old time
Prussian officers. On the contrary. his
manners arc pleasant and suave.
With the exception Of ii few hot
heads nobody thinks ct restoring the
monarchy in Germany by force. bc
that by a military rising or with the
help Of the peasants" declared this
would be warwick
Though the monarchistic or roy
abstic thought. which for a time was
latent. Is reawakening and gaining ad
herents day by day, II would be highly
premature to count upon or reckon
with return ito the monarchy imme-
diately. or even soon
1T can he assumed that the next
elections will show strong shift to
the right. tNationalist or conserva-
tive sidel. Should this assumption
prove correct, and VIC get Buerger-
liche majority in the ReichstaE--that
Is, n majority OF the middle classes
then there is reason TO believe the de-
sire for the restoration OF the mon
archy will gradually become more
general
.1r any case, and under all rfrcum-
stances the re-intrcduction of the mon
archicai system, would have to be
brought about by a vote OF all the
German people. that is, by a plebisi-
cite,
CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY
With the future monarchy. as con-
ceired, differ from the old and in what
asked.
1T is self evident that the future
monarchy win have to differ in many
respects from the old regime" an
swered Colonel Bauer. ut will cssen-
tally be q democratic and constitu-
tional MONARCHY, with responsible
Rtnfsters--that Ia. similar to the one in
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08

Southern and Seaboard
Air Line Railways An
nounce Curtailment of
Passenger Servic e
While Shortage Exists.

With the cutting off of supplies
from manufacturing plants. In COM
riiance with instructions for the reg
ionai fuel committee at Roanoke,
coal may he distributed in larger
quantities to homes and the preferred
classes, according TO dealers who dis
cussed the situation last night.
This distribution, Of course, VIII
b. under the direction of the fuel
committee. but. in the natural course
sof events. the conservation plan viii
tend. IL lis believed to make larger
the supp'y Of tho commodity for
HON. consumption and for rhe use
Of those to whom it has been deemed
a necessity.
Dealers In Richmond have been
able 10 secure enough coal for i'm
uesdfate needs. burt have had little
assurance as to the future. The pros
rects now, however. prominent
dealer said last night are much
brighter than they have been for sew
evaI DAYS. From the coal conference
on tbs first Of the wreck they hope
some understanding may be reached
that will have the result of putting
the mines into operation again short
".
TO discuss the Situation In Virginia
and formulate plans for further con-
serving the, supply in this state, Gov
ernor Davis has requested the rresf-
, dents OF the chambers of commerce
in avery city In Virginia to meet him
this morning at the capital. ri has
been reported that the chief executive
has IN mind the fencing iA" of tbs
estates sspplv frr ss~saa1e~-..-s boz
dealers look askance upor, this prop
esition. since only about two per cent
Of the coal used In Virginia IL taken
from her own grounds
SERVICE cjTRTAJLFD
Coal scarcity win result tomorrow
In the curtaiirnent by the Southern
railroad Of passenger service. as n
means OF conserving the supply on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
Red World Facing Regency After
Deportation Of Emma Goldman
Only Probable Candidates for Grown Anarchist Queen Are
Misses Finn and Fitzgerald Both Home Grown Irish Amer
can Products

radical leadership. said Mrs Balan-
tyne tonight. Il have all | can do TO
lead Ted and young Ted Yes. I'm
an anarchist. but I'm married.
'Teddie. Stop romping around the
room with the gertieman's cane? DO
YOU hear me, Teddie?
There is no such thing as a Red
Crown continued Mrs Bailantine
declared ".Anarch,sm Is "a move
ment-a voluntary movement. even
an unorga nized moyen1ent---Te eddie
Now you've broken the cane on the
lamp Did you hurt Yourself
preciosft >"
The interviewer fed to see Miss
! Fitzgerald She was at her apart
ment in Greenwich village where also
reside Mrs. Ballantine Mrs Stok ea
and Miss Flynn.
/ Mary Eleanor Fitzgerald. is a tall
handsome woman of about thirty
five. She has fine, vide apart gray
eyes, wears her hair in Grecian
knot upon the nape of her neck.
wears colorful. loose robes and san
fdais.
DEFINES, ANARCHISM.
Unwilling to talk OF her candidacy
for Emma's position she defined an
archism in q fluent address which
lasted an hour. Then she. briefly
sketched her own life while she rolled
cigarettes between long. artistic
fingers, lighting each fresh smoke
upon the removal OF one consumed.
Rorn on Wisconsin farm, Miss Fitx-
gerald, said her girlhood ambition was
to become a missionary for the
Seventh DAY Adventist church. Then
she found a radical pamphlet and 'it
set her thinking" She reached an
anarchistic philosophy long before
she knew what anarchism was
Rose Pastor Stokes refused To de-
finc herself as an anarchist, which of
course automatically scratches her
from the slate. Here is all Miss
Stokes would say about Emma. Gold
mans deportation;
Ideals of liberty developed in the
bourgeoise state go into the discard
in proportion as there is growth in
the intensity and clarity of the strug-
gle between proletaria masses and
the propertied bourgeoise. The CON
ception of the working class in
America finds announcement in every
attempt Of the bourgeoise state to re-
verse or ignore its own funda mental
law as a sign of the growing solidarity
OF the workers"
Miss FLYNN was too busy getting up
a meeting OF wcrkinEmen to com
nient either upon Emma Goldman and
Alexander Berkman's deportations, or
to talk about her chances Of captur-
ing Emmas crown.
So il seems regency is tho best
the Red World can hope for Just
now.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
By AIGUsTTN LARDY

New ork, Dec, - Red Emma,
queen OF anarchists, is about TO be
depnrted to Russia. Who win inherit
her Red crown, or will there be a
regency
Candidates for Emma crminc ap-
parently have narrowed to tive, 1t
developed tonight; Elizabeth Guriey
Finn. |. W. W leader, and Mary
Eleanor Fitzgerald, former Goldman
Borknlan associate. And Judging
from the fact that Miss fitzgerald is
an out and out advocate Of anarch-
ism. while Miss FLYNN breaches pure
I. ". Wisrn, radicals were fayoring
Miss Fitzgerald tonight
But whether the honors 60 tn Miss
Fitzgerald OF to Miss Flynn, II viii
mark a decidedly new epoch in Amer
lean radicalisn, for both women arc
American born.
Radical meeting places, Bolshevik
coffee houses on the East side and
in the more fashionable sections of
the city, tonight buzzed with no other
theme than:
The queen Is going going--soou
to be gone. Long live the queen,"
But who? What woman in Amer
lea was to inherit the regal purple
of ultra radical thought and the
crown of the anarchistic leadership.
since even the most sanguine radicals
are conceding there is little hope that
tho Goldman Berkman appeals
against deportation will have and
success
Rose Pastor Stokes. In the words
of Hypolite Hayel. who writes intro
auctions to Emma Goldman's books:
Bah! Rose is a ballroom Boil
shevik.'
Mollie Steinmer, the girl radical,
now In Blackwell Islands Jail for
having distributed Red literature sew
erai months ago? Mol'ie, radicals
say. rs too young to wear with proper
dignity OF the Red robe and the
crimson crown.
MRS. RAII1ANTYNE Is
SUFFICIENTLY AMUSED
Stella Comyn Raliantyne, niece OF
Emma Goldman? Every anarchist
In the country Is horror stricken at
the thought. Stella Baliantyne, al
though she calls herself an anarchist.
has ripped the most rigorous rule OF
the Red religion to rags. Several
years ago Stella married-iega lily
married, mind you---one Ted Ballan-
tyne, now acting with John Barry
more In The Jest"
1t looks as IL the Misses Flynn and
Fitzgcrald--both Of them OF Irish :
American stock--have clear field
and q fine start.
= have no ambition to take the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
TERMS OF PROPOSAL {
MADE BY PRESIDENT
STILL KEPT SECRET
Governor Delivers
Memorial Address
to Richmond Elks

Interference IN state affairs ~ tho
federal government is resented By Gov
ernor Davis, WHO, in an Elks memo
rial address yesterday afternoon at the
Lyric theater. declared the crucial
thought of the future viii be how far
the localities shall go in managing
their own business
Certain prerogatives, he said. that
always have belonged to the states
have been surrendered during. tho war
to the authorities at Washington. but
now, since the emergency has passed
the reason for this no longer exists.
Some people will ask" he con-
tinued, "f Davis ts a secessionist. or III
he la an old fogey. But, in advocacy
of states rights. | am sure am Meth
or. I am only stres5ing the Importance
OF keeping in our governmental life
the Fundamental, principle Of democ-
racy which the Young men Of America
fought for in France and which cur
noble order If Eiks stands for in the
motto charity. Justice. brotheriy love
and fdeiity.'
Governor Davis said America in thfs
time Of social unrest must give all
classes to understand that no group
of men can work 10 rhe detrirent of
the other Capital, he declared must
be given to understand that, when its
power becomes menace to the PEG
pie, it Will be restrained Labor ts,
according to the chief executive, TO
fare likewise
He deprecated the fact that the fag
~ Virginia is not djspla5 ed more in
the state sayins that It should he
given more attention as the symbol Of
great individual COMMONWEALTH
which is part OF glorious Union.
EXERCISES ron DEAD.
The exercises held yesterday in MEM
orr of the dead are the most solemn Of
the year Members of Richmond lodge.
No 45. Benevolent and Protective Or
der of E,iks who have died during the
year were Roger X Gilbert, Albert q.
Anthony, Jr.. Thomas OConner. A. r.
Griffith, II. c. Chamberlain, q. l. Pow
ers J ri Redwood. ". M Parrish. Jr-
A. Goodwin Eanson1e The memorial
COMMITTEES was composed of Henry q
Reurer ard rasrnh Rcnr. Frank d.
Eppe. exalted ruler Of CHE lodge. pre-
sided
The program, seiiows. @
Overture -phe-re i MssEenet
opening ceremonies, Richmen
lodge, Nc. Al, Exaltea RsIler Frank n
Erps ana cynrTs
During which the names OF our hon
cred dead since our last memorial will
Sa called
Prayer. Rev. Charles Francis Hanrs
gan.
AndantA expYessicn .sIenroy . Stein
,ousrtet-Mrs. Horace noweil so
tralto; Mr.. Joseph Whittemore. tenor,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
By' KARI III. Won wYEGAND

Berlin, Dec 7.--"0ur aim is the
restoration OF the German monarchy
upon the British pattern. Our pro-
gram includes:
"Electing Hindenburg president at
the coming election:
"A riebiscite of the German peo-
pIe on the question Monarchy or
rerublic.'
Putting the crown prince, Fred
+erich Wilhelm, the rightfui heir upon
the throne IL the piehiscite decides
for monarchy, which we believe ii
Will
THIS summarizes briefly the sub
stance Of the frat authoritative state.
nent gfven out by the German royal
ist, or nonarchical party. ] obtained
1t from Colonel Max Bauer. one at the
chief leaders Of that party. who some
times called Ludendorff's righthand
man.
submitted WRITTEN questions as to
the intentions. plans and aims OF the
royalist movement In Germany. Des-
fguAted or elf-electsd--I do not know
which--as srok esnan for the mon
archical party, Colonel RAuer's name
was given to me as the man who
would answer these questions.
had long irterview with him
In the presence of another interested
parsonage. who has played a consid :
cradle role. but whom | cannot u1en-
ton at this time, The naEwers to my
questions were reduced to writing
They are certain to create stir In
Germany as well as abroad, Their
Importance lies in these facts.
They comprise the first authort-
tativc statement OF tho royalist
party.
2-Thes show the German mon
archists have rccided 10 come out in
the open
a~-Tne aim tn restore the mon
archy is frankly admitted.
3-This monarchy is to he fashion :
ed after the British pattern.
5--Hindenhurg is desired as ma
fionai president as means to that
end.
ct is declared that force Is not
To be resorted to in restoring the
monarchy but that the peoples win,
through a plehiscite In to have the
final decision
1.-The HohenzolIern banner il
again to be raised but in the person
Of the crown prince.
S--Tha former kaiser Is told in
courteous but mono the less certain
words that he is not wanted again;
that he is indeed not being consider
ed.
The deduction is that the German
monarchists have broken with Wtl-
helm IL =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
DAY COACHES? HORRORS!
WIRE FOR THE YACHT

Palm Beach, Fla. Dec. "A
large feet of pleasure yachts and
privately owned cruisers started
north today, mostly by the inland
water route, in response to SOS
kilograms from their owners.
The cause of all the hurry was
learned to be the inability OF many
wealthy persons to secure private
pullman cars or reservations. or any
kind of desirable railroad accom-
modatione. to bring them from New
York. Philadelphia and other cities
to their winter homes here. The
coal strike Is responsible. In sheer
desperation they wired for their
yachts which had previously been
sent here tn await their coming
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
EIGHT KILLED IN
RIOTS At MAAIUA

j. KmMe. nAo. l.---EtGf< psfsons worS
killed ma nfty-two injured N the re-
cent disorders ~ MsntnA Tho str1ses
which broke ont thrcaghoat the king
darn i1nnA&4iAkaly aftxr thA opening Cos
non u permanent have been ended
The CHAMBER az deputies n reported
In 4 rood To accept the kings program
OF tegfalAtfvA and constitutional re-
forms. One feature " said to be a bill
under which henceforth all treaties
will have to be submitted to pariia-
ment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
6AY TRY KAIEER IN
OLD HALEY COURT
BY FORBES FATRHAIRN

London, Dec. THE British au-
thorities. it was learned tonight
are considering the question OF try
ing the former kaiser in the Old
Bailey court, which ia 40e years
old. and made famous by Dickens.
IT, this ancient court should be
chosen for the scene of the trial,
the ex-kaiser would be lodged in
the famous Newgate prison, lad :
joining Old Bailey. This, 1t liz ar
gued. would save the Inconvenience
OF having him imprisoned in the
tower, necessitating daily Journeys
to the law court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
DO YOUR DUTY TODAY.

Unless your poll taxes are paid
today, You cannot vote in the spring
elections for mayor and council
The demand for real citizenship now
is urgent--don't trifle with this re-
sponsibility.
47Af, Will answer your questions
about paying poll taxes. registering.
or anything else about voting you
want to know.
DON'T FAIL TO PAY YOUR POLL
TAX TODAY!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
CHURCHES RESPOND
To CAMPAIGN APPEAL
First Reports Indicate
That Episcopal Drive
Has Been More Than
Successful In This Dio:
cese

First reports last night from the
Episcopal churches of Richmond and
elsewhere in the diocese strengthened
the belief of leaders in the movement
here that Virginia would do more
than her allotted share in responding
to the appeal of the nationwide cam
paign,
At tho end IF a preparatory cam
paign of several months, during which
communicates of the church were
told o5 the opportunity which had
come for widening the service and
the vision Of the church, the actual
canvass for subscriptions began YES
terday aftruoon.
While oniy a few ~ef the Richmond
churches had made th~ir full reports
last night, il was believed that every
one IN the cfty, awakening To the
spiritual Significance OF the campaign.
had gene over the top aud that
many of them had exceeded their
quota,
The churches which mad reported
are,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
gabrielle Mikes Direct Threat.

n Trieste, Via London, Dec. Cap
hin Gabrielle D'Anpunzio today de-
|e1ared that If Fiume proves unten-
hAle And he and his forces are forced
M give III, their battle for its 'Ttali-
Ruity. she will throw up his commits
Ion, send his decorations back to the
king, and become private in an
Arditti regiment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08

Emmanuel. St Thomas ana ST.
Stephens reported subscriptions OF
$l5.aD0, 3i2.sst and 10000. respec-
lively. fcr their church budgets and
thu nation-wide campaign combined.
The rest AZ the els 1seen churches ID
tho city Which hzd Tnade No teT6fts
iast night are Monumental, 81. Johns.
ChrtStss. ST Lakes. Epfnhany. Sc.
raui's St James. Grace. St Mark s.
st. Andrews and Ascension.
Richmond's appnrtianmsnt lie sf5S,-
900 year fer the next three years.
This does not include the two
churches in South Observation-Disclosures
Memorial and the Church OF the
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-08
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1sATH'KR

Washington. Dec 4.
Cloudy ana coidar.
Tuesday prohsbly rain