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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25
LEWIS STANDS
CONTINUED from Page One

10 the peace conference, Senator
Lewis is the first OF the league plan
OF this reason the speech held the
close attention of the senators and
IN crowds in the gallaries.
Throughout the week the debate
started by Senator Lewis today will
he continued Senators Cummins OF
Iowa and owen of Oklahoma are to
speak Wednesday, Senator Hitchcock
OF Nebraska on Thursday, the day at
ter the dinner at the white house: on
~ day senator Lodge of Mass
achusctts Will speak and the follow
wanna and Hardwick of Georgia will
speak. Sena Tor sherman OF Illinois
Ill speak next Monday.
The argument by Senator Lewis
was directed to answering the charges
that have been made against the
league plan. as follows:
THAT it will involve the United
States in entangling alliances with
the nations of Europe
2-I nat it means the destruction of
the Monroe Doctrine.
3@That 1t means the triumph of
interndtionalism over nationaiism
THAT the executive council may
The United States
THAT the American army and
navy win be regulated as to size by
the league.
6~That the league will Interfere in
the settlement OF internal disputes OF
the individual nations.
In answer to the first of these at
lacks, senator Lewis read from writ
ings of Washington and jefferson,
quoting them at length to show that
the alliance provided for 10y the league
would he the kind for which they
had pleaded upon various occasions.
lie said: Il answer that the docu-
ment prevents what Washington op~
poscd--partial alliances by America
with any foreign country. even were
her statesmen inclined. 1t requires
tWo-thirds of Ill to pAr,'5it war or
i'eaTe itGtiorf with oltc. Would TWO.
thirds ever allow such disadvantage
to them in favor of any one against
them all? The constitution OF the
league prohibits the possibility OF Ii
political alliance with any European
power by balancing against tho Eu-
ropean the European, the Asiatic, ia
pan and all OF South America. The
army and navy of tn United States is
provided for in the charter by words
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25


senate Foreign Relations
Committee:
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock of Nebraska
Chairman.
John sharp Williams, Mississippi
Claude A. Swanson, Virginia,
Alice pomerene. Ohio.
Marcus A. Smith, Arizona
willard salisbury Delaware.
Key pittman, Nevada.
John X. Shields. Tennessee.
Charles S. Thomas. Colorado.
Joseph r. Robinson, Arkansas.
Henry Cabot Ledge, Massachusetts,
william Alden Saith. Michigan.
Porter ]. McCumbcr, North Dakota
sWiIliam f Borah, Idaho.
Frank r. Brandcgee, Connecticut.
sAibert =. Fall. New Mexico
rhilander G, Knox, pennsylvania
sMr. Eorah and Mr.. Fall have de
ciined the invitation.
1t is by an extension of courtesy
mittee are invited, The league Of
peace treaty, win he before the sen
The president, constitutes the treaty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25
NOTABLE GATHERING AT

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to and
his meeti the
ThoseN who
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25
Housc Foreign Affairs
Committee:

Uousc Foreign Affairs
Committee:
Henry n. Flood, OF Virginia, Chair
man,
J. Charles Linthicum, Maryland.
william s. Goodwin, Arkansas
Charles NJ Stedran, n Carolina
Pat Harrison. Mississippi.
Charles Il. Smith, New York.
Dorsey w. Shackleford. Missouri
Adolph J. SABBATH. Illinois.
J, willard Ragsdaie. s Carolina
George HuddleSton, Alabama.
Tom Connally. Texas.
Thomas s. Smith. New York.
Henry Allen Cooper, Wisconsin.
stephen q. Porter. Pennsylvania
John Jacob Rogers, massachusetts,.
Henry w. Temple, PenoS3 lrania.
George Edmund Foss, Illinois
Clarence +. Miller Minnesota.
Luther w. Mott. New York.
Ambrose Kennedy, Rhode Island
that the members of the house com
atoms constitution, as a part of the
-e for ratification. as that body, with
taking power of the government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25

A Washsngton FEB. a4-Ferccast:
@S ytrgin!a-Fair. slightly warn er
HTuesday. "Wednesday. unsettled, with
sRAln in west
North 6,arollna-Cloudy in west,
Ssnarfly cloudy IL. s4st Tuesday, slightly
warmer. Rain at night and on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25
NO NATION N

,continued from Page one>)
Conference Goes slow.
The conference seems - you To go
Sxlowly; from day to day In Paris II
sgoema to go SLOWLY: but I wonder II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25

IT is impossible to suppress the man
who thinks he can tell funny story,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25

The wind has a great deal to do with
the weather vane.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06
NE W NE THODS To
OPPOSE CUSTOM
Banks Making Study of Con-
ditiOnS Relative to Build
ing Activity.

Periods of reconstruction are in
tensely satisfactory from the point
Of view Of those who advocate meth
DDS as opposed to the inertia of Gus
tom. The division of public works
and construction development again
has an opportunity TO discuss new
methods for temporary building
loans and long term real estate
mortgages in connection with the
campaign to stimulate activity in
the building industry For this rea-
son much satisfaction is expressed
for the progress that the American
Bankers association is making to ad-
vance the methods of institutional
investors in real estate loans as OPP
posed TO custom.
Amortization Of loans is the prin-
ciple upon which emphasis is placed
as a method which will:
Make available a greater turn
over of funds for reinvestment in
the renewed activities Of the build
ing industry.
2-Remove that element Of spec
ulation from the risk of investment
that so often relies in vain upon an
appreciation in the value 6f land
TO Offset depreciation in the value Of
structures.
3-Replenish the reservoirs of fl
nancial capital. by encouraging
thrift in the borrower, so that the
supply OF investment funds will flow
uninterruptedly in response TO re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06
HOOSIER STATE
FIRST IN HOME
OWNING CAMPAIGN
Indiana Leads 47 Common
WeaIthS in Drive
This Week.

WASHINGTON, April Especial
TO The News-Times.- is the
first state to report to the depart
ment of labor a statewide own
Your Own HONEY campaign and as
a result. this week, the Hoosier state
is being advertised throughout the
country in the department of labors
publicity. The campaign is on in
the state Of Indiana and behind il
as the directing force is no less an
organization than the Indiana state
chamber of commerce. of which
John c. Snyder of Charlottesville is
president. and John +. Northway of
Columbus is secretary. Much of the
work Of this campaign will fall on
A w. McKeand of Indianapolis,
who is director of extension work
for the state organization.
AS a result Of the state chamber
Of commences drive, the department
Of labor win refrain from attempt
ing TO organize other campaigns in
Indiana but will stand by 10 assist
and cooperate with the one already
under way.
There are IS cities in the United
States in which "Own Your Own
Home" campaigns are now on or
starting, but the Indiana state
chamber Of commerce is the first or
ganization to sponsor a statewide
drive, organized 70 take I'm every
village, town and city. and the cam
paign will be followed closely by
the labor department. It is said
here that the present campaign may
develop into a permanent activity
on the part of the body now putting
It over and here again the Indiana
plan challenges the interest of the
department Of labor.
Government Aids State.
A. w. McKeand, extension direc-
tor Of the Indiana organization, has
written the division OF public works
and construction developments ask
ing its cooperation in the Indiana
campaign. All the machinery OF
that division will be placed at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06
A Page of Special Interest
: TO HOME BUILDERS

disposal OF the Indiana organization.
A representative Of the division viii
be sent TO Indiana soon 10 study
the method Of organization to the
end that its attractive features may
be passed on TO other states and
cities. The statement which has
been issued by the department Of
labor on the Indiana movement
quotes the following from Mr.. Nc
Keand's letter:
1.-The Indiana state chamber Of
commerce has, for the past few
months, been planning an own
Your Home campaign We have
held our initial meeting. organized
our statewide committee and Sc
cured the cooperation of most Of
the commercial organizations in the
state. and we are now starting out
10 secure the cooperation OF the
rest Of the organizations. We have
q definite plan Of procedure, and it
has been adopted by our people in
the mass convention with represent
atives from practically every city
in the state present.
Briefly our campaign IS to use
$4,000 paid space in the news
papers and operate a general pub
licity department for our news
stories. preparation Of posters, win
dow dressing, speakers bureau,
travelling exhibits, etc.
Have State Wide Committee.
I'VE have organized a statewide
committee consisting OF one man
from each line of business whether
directly o. indirectly interested In
the own a Home movement. There
are 81 organizations now actively
working with us. and there are a
number Of others that are fairly
we'll organized that we will have as
soon as their executive committees
have passed on the plan. We have
four subcommittee studying the
problems of finance, survey, city
planning and advertising. These
committees are made up Of well
known people from all lines OF bust
ness in all parts of the state. and
are actively at work on their plans
at this time We are then building
a complement TO the statewide or
ganizatiOn in each town"
The department of labor Is au-
thority for the statement that this
is the most extensive campaign OF
its kind ever attempted in the United
States. and is bound to attract ma
tional attention as it progresses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06

quirements OF the builders of ma
tiOnal wealth.
OF marked significance is the fact
that the American Bankers associa-
ton committee I'm charge of the
campaign for amortization includes
amongst its members a prominent
representative from the United States
League Of Building and Loan asso-
Citations. This is as it should be, for
the reason that the funds for invest
ment in real estate loans provided
by the building and loan associations
Of the United States, both in respect
to the amount of capital contributed
and in respect to it's direct effect
upon the prosperity Of the building
industry. is relatively as important
as the amount contributed by the
state banks and trust companies
bined, or the insurance COM
panies alone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06
Uncle Sam is Making World
Trade Map On Business Basis
News Times Special Service:

NeWs-1imes Special Service:
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Uncle
Sam is remaking the worlds trade
map. Old methods and limitations,
which governed the gathering Of
trade statistics and ultimately gov
erned every effort Of American BUSH
ness TO become a factor in world
trade, are TO go. In their place will
come a new trade map, drawn for
future efficiency and drawn 10 assist
America to take her place in the
commercial fields the world over.
Many novel ideas are creeping in
TO the program being worked out by
the direction of Sec'y of Commerce
Redfeld. For the moment, these
new plans and ideas would appear
insignificant and the advantages TO
be derived likewise would appear
trivial but when future competition
for world trade is on, every element
of efficiency drawn from this effort
will be Of paramount Importance.
Accustomed TO having our national
administrations judge the efficacy of
policies toward the nations business
on a vote producing" basis, It is
novel 10 say the least, to find Sec'y
OF Commerce Redfeld scrutinizing
this developing program Of CONNER
cial expansion with an interest only
in what il will do for business. Here
is at least one activity where the
query, will it produce votes" has
been supplanted by will IL produce
business"
The entire plan will be presented
TO congress at the coming session.
Along with it Will be presented a rec
ommendation of the tariff commits
sion as TO what should be the basic
policy of the future tariff system of
this country. Sufficient of the ac-
complishments of both commissions
are known now to permit discussing
them.
Tariff Brought Prejudice.
Business men, who under former
trade policies. looked on fields afar
with a desire to compete with for
eign business men, found little solace
in conditions. A protective tariff
policy had been built up to where
the American product was preju-
diced in the foreign buyers eyes and
instinctively and without open ana
formal agreements, all foreign coun-
tries seemed to agree that American
business should be assisted in its
own selfish program-that the
American production should be only
for the American market.
But now we are going in for the
world trade. Just the other day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06

At st. Quentin. the condition OF
the refugees is so bad that the Red
Cross had to turn over its rolling
kitchen to cook for the station can
teen. Even the Red Gross dishpan
has been pressed into the service of
the inhabitants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06

Glasgow once experienced a strike
OF grave diggers. who demanded an
increase in pay, shorter hours and
six days holidays in the year. They
picketed the cemeteries and stopped
the funerals, until finally the au-
thorities yielded to their demands.
TIME FILTERS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-06

81 Harter Heights, one of the
most beautiful spots in South Bend,
offers every advantage to people who are con-
templatng building homes. This highly i'm
proved residence section is just far enough away
from the city to make living there desirable
q 1t is up high and dry away
from the noise and dirt of the city, yet
close enough to be within easy walking distance
of the downtown section One visit to this Sec
ton is all that is necessary to convince you of
the advantages of living in Harter Heights
81 Our Service Department is for
the purpose of planning your home,
financing it and even helping you select the site
if you wish. You can take advantage of any
feature of this service that you like. If you do,
you will find that we back up by actual deeds
every promise of our Service Department.
q Just by calling Bell Phone 233
or Home Phone 6626, you get our Serv-
ice Department on the job. We will follow your
every suggestion and plan the house, tell you
what it will coSt-arrange for you to pay for it
in the best way posSible-in fact stay with you
all the way through. It's all confidential, of
course and you are under no obligation if you
consult us on any feature of this service plan.
Better call us today.
Better visit Harter Heights today.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
DELAWARE cry GOSSIP.
D to The EvelIng Iournal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY. oct. 81. Brown
who was connected with r. C. Collins
contractor for construction work at
Fort DUPONT left here yesterday fol
his home In oklahoma.
The social given by the Young Peo-
pies Society Of the Presbyterian
Church last night was well attended
Mrs. William b. Jester. chairman VI
knitting. asks tiiBt all knitted articles
be given TO her by next Friday.
Miss Clark, Of Denton. Md. teacher
Of the first and second grades in the
Delaware City public school. has re-
s'srcd 20 accept POSITION as teasarr
in DalOna, Fla.
on account OF the Dutch Neck road
being closed, and the st. Georges cause
way being flooded. William Morrow
has been compelled 10 discontinue his
milk route in Delaware City
Very slow progress is being made in
rebuilding the road from Delaware
City to Clark's Corner. The people Of
ihi, ulece are compelled TO 20 by way
70 II. Georges cduseway which is
flooded
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
Do YOurWOrk
Without firing
M Vim Builds People Up to
Vigor and Strength

Just imagine when you are So run
down That you can't sleep. how CRATE
ful YOU would feel n somebody recon-
mended tonic l0 you that would build
you up SO That you could DO your days
work without being tired That was
just the experience of Daniel Morgan,
2u9ia Jefferson Ave, Oil City. Pa. with
Nu Vim Ilc said Every thing I ate
hurt me. } was s0 nervous I could not
sleep. and J was in such run down
condition could scarcely do a days
work. Neither doctors nor medicine
nclped mo Just imagine how grateful
feel mat four bottles OF Nu Vim en-
ahlcd me lo sleep well. Improved my
appetite, helped my stomach so ! can
eat anything and made 70 possible Tor
me i0 du a. days work without getting
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why you should suffer from That same
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Ia wonderful tonic ~ vegetable origin
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Evening journal., 1919-10-08
TO CONTINUE PASSPORTS.

LONDON. oct. THE war is over,
)ul the British passport system is
ikely to be continued for years to
'one. The purpose will be to keep
indesirabes out Of British territory.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
AROUND THE WORLD
BY AUTOMOBILE
Five Globe Riders Stop Here
On Way to New
York
WILL SHOW SCENES
IN THE MOVIES

Having travelled $1,000 miles since
1912. and desiring to cover $4,000 miles
more before 1929. Walter Wanderwel
and party, traycioguc experts. arrived
In Wilmington about s O'Clock last
nlght I'm their Hanson SIX. The party
consists OF five persons. Walter Wan
derwcl. the leader; his wife, Nell
WanderWell. secretary of the "cXpedi-
ti0n:' the camera-'man. Miss
Mickey" Nelson ihe mechanlclan "Al'
Nelson. and Miss Dewey Mayer. The
scribe or correspondent
These five wanderers have "a love of
changing scenes. but their primary pur-
pose in touring lhe world is 20 secure
motion pictures of famous bits OF
scenery. as We'll as. One habits of the
natives OF far-o1f lands. Walter Wan
derwel. head Of the expedition,
speaks seven languages with more or
less nucncy, and has visited ihe prln-
cipal countries of me globe
The party started from posen Poland.
n 1912. Mr.. and Mrs Nanderwell are
Polish, and needless 30 say. their right
name l. not Wandtrwell Mr.. Wan
derwell was educated in Germany, and
This fact got him into a Tot OF trouble
in Atlanta. Georgia, in 1911 when he
Evening journal., 1919-10-08

was suspected Of being a Hun spy.
After being held several months he
was released
The Wanderwell party VIII leave VIII
mington tonight. going 90 New York
city, whence they will motor TO san
Francisco, from which place they Will
proceed TO New Orleans. arriving at the
southern city some time next spring
From New Orleans the party, bus
and an, will ssil for Europe. where
they viii tour England. France Bel
gium, Germany. Austria. Italy and po-
land. Later they will visit Aslailc
countries, returning 90 America In 1928
The Hanson car. which holds Just
nNe. is an especially designed model,
built Tor endurance ana wear None Of
The running parts are near the ground
except the wheels, I'm order that The
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
MRS. VALIANT GETS
DIVORCE In SUSSEX
speeIal 70 The EvenIng journal.

special 10 Inc Evening journal.
SEAFORD. oct. S.-Nfrs. Nellie Scott
Valiant, OF Seaford. has been granted
a divorce decree nisi by the Sussex
County Superior Court from her hus-
band. Edwin :. Valiant, who was with
the Delaware Pioneers, and is a son OF
William Z. Valiant, Of Laurel. she was
given the custody Of their child.
Rally Day was observed at Mt. Olivet
NJ p. Church on Sunday.
The monthly meeting Of the PENN
sula Preachers Association Of the W.
p. Church was held In Mt. Olivet
Church yesterday. The principal ad-
lress was made by the Rev. l.. F. War
ner. u. D.. president OF the Maryland
Annual Conference. who emphasized the
great need Of more scripiural preach
inz as the basis Of evangelism. The
-oports Of he % preachers were inter
asting. an bearing on the great evan
yelistic campaign now in progress. The
meeting adjourned 10 convene on the
irst Monday in November at Chinco-
league Island. Va.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
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This OH Il conceded 20 be the most pene-
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