davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
TICKET IN MONTGOMERY
Hold Largest County Convention in
Party's Recent History AT
ChriStianSburg.
HARRIsoNBuKG CHURCH MODEL
United Brethren Will Duplicate
Splendid Editicc at Annapolis.
Mathews County Business Men
Organize.

CITR1STIANSBUEIi. VA. March s.
The Republicans OF montgomery cuuu-
" held their convention here today
and nominated full ticket for the fan
election follows:
For treasurer, G. w. Surface: shcr-
III. j. g. Brown: for Commemorative
attorney. Allen |. HAIRLESS; for clerk,
Archer l.. Johnson: for Comnissi ION
crs of Revenue. ii. G. Akcrs and r. l..
0iinScr; for House OF Delegates. L. q.
Flanagan.
me convention WAS one OF tho lary-
est ever held. and the interest was in
tense the entire day. NJ. G. Miller was
chairman and J. +. Mckenna, sccrc-
tary OF the convention
Candidates for supervisors were nom
mated or last Saturday as follows:
Allcghany. w. ID. Martin; Auburn. Il. *
Lucas; Blacksburg. G.. l.. Price. and
ChristansburE. III. A. Williams.
The only contests were for sheriff
House OF Delegates and Commissioned
oil revenue in the Second District
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


INC huriaI OF Mrs. Martha Ann TIA
tum' widow Of John 9. Tatum, who
OF her son. near Glen Alien. took nI,,r,.
HesiStI"y afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock M
SHADY Grove Methodist Church. Mrs
inatuiI' VINO prior to her marriage was
mad been i'll failing health for tho la -
year or moro. Her end came cxaciiy-
three months after that of her hu.I,a nj
or the old Richmond IIowitzcrs. Sb"
Is survived by ono son, Mr. John G..
Iatum, Jr.: by several grandchildrcn,
ana pE two SISTERS. Mrs. w. u. Chester
city. VI 'n'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

you need. Take tire. or four every day.
The healing oil soaks into the cells and
lining OF the Kidneys and drives out
the poisons. New life and health will
surely follow. When your normal yigor
for while to Keep yourself in condi-
ton and prevent return of the dis
ease.
Don't wait until you arc incapable OF
fighting. Start taking GOLD MEDAL
Harlem Oil Capsules today. Your
druggist will cheerfully refund your
money il you are not satisfied with
results. But be sure to get the original
substitutes. In three sizes. : Sealed
packages At all drug storeI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
ORDERS INVESTIGATION
Secretary Daniels Instructs Great Lakes
STATION Chief to Probe Alleged
Irregularities.
Try Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Secrctary
Daniels has instructed the command
ant of the Great Lakes training station
{" investigate reports that a number
g.. men there had been involved in
n regularitics similar to those disclosed
in the New York district.
There was no official reports to the
department on the situation, and the
secretary acted after reading press dis
patches. lie said no previous reports
had indicated that conditions there
might be similar to those in New York
where a number OF prosecutions Of re-
serve officers and men charged with
having been involved in the sale OF
assignments in the service arc in prog
reSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Death Interrupts memorial, Service

~ y .N!.fIbUfNI, Wy, NarCh 3.-ThC
memorial exercises of tho Lynchburr
lodge of colored Elks, held Sunday af-
ternoon at jackson Street African
Methodist Church, was interrupted by
the death of a member Of the order.
exercises and the memorial was halted
ionS enough to enable those in charge
70 locate an additional candle among
tnoSe indicating the number of deceased
members of the lodge Tho incident
happened as the members OF the order
were marching into the church. when
Fleming johnson, colored. dropped
hiinS up the steps 10 tho church audi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
SOCIALISTS TO MEET
Plan Campaign to Secure Genernl
Amnesty for DisioynIists md
Scdition- Nfongcrs.

CHICAGO, March 3.-Invitations for
q mass meeting here on May | havo
been sent to various parts of the
country, from Socialist headquarters in
this city. According to the invitations
the meeting is TO he a convention for
amnesty and free speech" and its pur-
ported objects arc to bring about re-
lease OF all political prisoners" con-
victed OF disloyalty: cause the repeal
of the espionage act. and take such
other steps as shall be found wise 10
establish frccd"nt OF action and
speech"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

years. but sentence was committed to
seven years. Linwood Roddick. OF yir-
ginia. WAS absent from his command
July % to November IS. Ills six-ycar
sentence was reduced to eighteen
months.
Tho Office at Twcnty-scvcnth street.
where passes for tho camp were Issued
has bcon discontinued and all special
passes now como direct from tho camp
Intelligence office through Major John
i. King. This may mean that pass
restrictions will soon be removed us
recent orders permitted men In camp
to be relieved from duty white friends
or relatives were visiting in camp
About 500 men were discharged from
service here today, and nearly tho
samo number from scattered uni,s
we're received ar. transfer or dis
charge. Among the members or n
CASUAL aero squadron was Sergeant
Eirst Class D. II: Mitchell. SpoItane.
Wash: who was tho mechanics Of boiL'
SSuSnntin HoSosexelt and Eddie Hicfen..
n naofcr While tney were taking their
LOT the front for their last Nights.
Snn SALVADOR Inauguration DIV.
SAN SALVADOR, March 3.-CarIo,
Mall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Take mnrrisonburs Church n. Model

fI:fINkISUNBUItG, M0rCh 3.-BishOD
Fout and committee from Annapolis
Md. representing the United Brethren
Church at that place, on Saturday
visited the Harrisonburg United Ercth-
rcn Church. took photographs and
measurements and had a set of plan.
drawn from which it is expected they
VIII erect Il handsome church in An
napolis, 4 counterpart OF the splendid
structure here. Tho IiarrisonburS
church is the finest OF any in the Vir-
Einia Conference. being built in pre-
war times at cost of $4,000, and is
a source OF great pride to tho local
membership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Mliicr's Antiseptir OIL. known a.
S make Oil
ro.i.l,.l, Relle,e, Pain In r.r Minute,

relatively Relieves Pain In Few Minutes
Try u right now for Rh-uma,isru. Neu.
ralsia' l'u'nbaSo. sore, sim and r-oIlcn
Joints. pain In tho head. bach and limbo
cbrrs, nuriors, etc. kit.r one application
pain usually disappears 10 by magic
r"w remedy used internally and e,ter-
n.Iy FOR Coughs. Colds. Group, Influenza
Sore Throat D!phiheE!a and ronsiiiti.
Thi. OIL Is conceded to be the mos, pen.-
tratinG remedy known. Its prompt ami i'm
mediate effect IN relieving pain is due to tho
fact that II penetratcs to the affected parts
At once. AS an Illustration, pour ten DROPS
on the tEicfeAt piece %! sole leather and /,
viii penetrate this substance through and
through IN three minutes
Accep, substitute This grea, ol.
manufactured only 10y Herb Juice NcG.cire
CO. Every bottle Ku.rantced-3o tOc ard
81 90 a eottle. at all druSEists.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

lena were inausurated President nj.
sauDr sunday. In his inaugural adj.
drcss; PRESIDENT Mclcndcz referred TO
half OF world peace and said thai t vS
american President dnscrves much Of
NUM-, nurnaht,y. Carlos Mclendcz first DO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
british LIBERAL PARTY
IS FAST D|s|NTECRAT|NC
ss .+s
BULK OF Lloyd Georges Aniliatiun
Refuse to Join His Gov
Crnncui.
MAY JOIN WITH CoALlrloNtsrs
Captain Wcdgwood Bonn May Be-
50 como Leader and ,'orcc Eventual
victory - Present Premier Has
Many Eucmics in House

LONDON, March 3.-Whcu. in the
I f IhlK Gays 9y Of the winter Of 1919. MIR.
isssparty, refused TO Join him,
- Into the causes OF this refusal u is
unnecessary to enter at length: some
thought that lie had treated Mr.. AS
a snsi - badly Others genuinely mis-,
gaorthcliTc and Lord Hcnvcrbrool, and
sthere was PROBABLY general feeling
t5nat any change OF administration
tsduring the war was unpatriotic and
Z fused to follow his lead. and though
1tin general they played Il patriotic part
4 ana supported the government, Yet at
times they rendered criticism.
does not like criticism. and he de-
$termincd to be rid or il by holding;
g. general election. lie has achieved
MS OBJECT 10 an extent that he prob
ably never dreamed Of for he has
swept the Liberal party out Of exist
erce.. AS an indop"nGcnt party, not
forming part OF the coalition. II con
trolled in the last iar!iam"ut between
100 and zoo votes. Now Mr.. Asuuith
-and AL his leading followers hav"
lost their seats and only twenty -siN
..ttbcralS in all have been returned.
he question mat Is now being mos:
widely canvasscd in political circles
IN Iordon, concerns the future Of thi,
defeated and depleted party. win they
iDe able 10 maintain an Independent
existence in the House OF Commons, or
VIII, they unite themselves with the
labor party or allow themselves to
zion? On tho manner in which THU
question is answered will depend much
Sof the course OF English politics dur
ing the next ten years, so that it may
: DC worth while 10 consider in detail
NE three possible courses open 10 the
Liberal party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Mrs. Mary Ann Nav.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBCRG, VA. March 3.-Mrs.
Mary Ann May aged eishty-iwo years,
widow of II. Il. May. who died in Buck
ingham County thirty-five years ago
died this morning at q o'clock n; her
home. lo2: knight Street She had
lived in i.ynchhurs more than thirty
years and had been sick for two years.
She was a member of Centenary Meth
odiSt Church for twcnty-SN years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
VI. G. GnN.


LSpecial TO The Times D spatchl
IL ARRlSONBCRG, VA, March 8
Funeral services will be held ,omor-
row over the body of NJ c. Gay, who
died Saturday at his home al Melrosc
lie was ciShty-threc years of age and
was born in Nelson County During
the War Between the States he was
a member of Company c. Whites Bat
talon. Tenth Virginia Regiment and
was disabled during the latter part
OF the war. Surviving besides his wife
arc six children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
War Veteran Tells or Experiences.

LIZ iIf-iA ~ n SBtftIi. Va, March g.
Captain 6. NJ. Harrison, former i'm
structor in the Fredericksburg state
Normal School, recently returned from
France. having been invaded home as
a result OF wound received in bat
tie: delivered an intercstin" address
before the l. w. c. y. OF the school
few days ago, giving an interesting
account OF his personal experiences and
observations He was stationed at Al
SAGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
PROTEST NEGOTIATIONS
Prominent Uun,,nn y.,, .
'rcsidcnt Urging No nriatior,
with BoIshcyist.

WASHINGTON, March .. in c,hlo.
gram addressed 70 President N,isnn
S"ma,or lhtchcock. chairman Of thc
senate Foreign Relation? c'oinui,trs
ana senator Lodge Republican In,dtr
w '"nImer Bourtzon aud Roris Sazcnoy
d"r,s' protested against u"votia'
"m" 'E ne allies and the Cnucd
governments '''''"'N lSl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
REPLANTlNG lMAGNOLIAS
TNcpt!-Fivc Infant Trees. Gift Tron
Mrs. Westmorclnnd Davis, on
Capitol Grounds.

Twenty-Five infant magnolia trees
were yesterday transplantcd in Capi-
tol Square under the direction of COL
oncl richardson superintendent OF
Capitol buildings and grounds
The trees were bought hy Mrs. West
morcland Davis, wife Of the Governor.
ana presented 10 the State of Virginia
ihef arc scattered over the square to
conform to its general landsca nc
scheme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

J.. mammoth exhibit OF cups that Tn,
N'lnc cars nave won during tho o,sf
years ~ arranged on n largo ,t,nJ
me c OF INC cups is slightly under throo
, 90 ana thcrc appears to be at least
~ cups on tho stand. The stand l.,
urhp"d IN american flogs. which makes
Il bcautiful back ground for these siIvc,
cups.--hdv. "'fci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
NO CRITICISM FOR WILSON
Ninn Fcin Lender who Recently rs
"HPcb "lIs on tSs0rintcS TO
Withhold Opinions.
Ne As.oclated rreae.

LONDON. March Sat "a meeting OF
Che ultra Nationalist Irish Society in
London today a letter from Edward
peValera tho Sim Fcin leader who re.
Gently "scapcd from Lincoln Prison.
written ~ cipher. was read The lc,-
XXI .r"ilsln"d the following advice to
"Pron"unce no opiniou on Prcsidcr,
w i'aon. " IS prcimaturc for he ana
ms TRENDS Wlll hear our country i,
Lm-nI ~ INC crMciAl hour, ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Funeral OF Mrs. Hattie c,,,,,,

,T,1UH.raI scrNlccS Tor Mrs. Hattie H.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tho,nn,
ba,nshan, %3i5 East Marshall Sircct,
VII take place at the grave in River
o ,eM cemetery this afternoon at $3.50
"cLcck. Mrs Childrcss was the wife
OF Frank Eddie Childrcss. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Gave His Life i'm Battle.

BRISTOL, VA, March 3.-Not!lication
has been received here by MIR and Mrs.
j. u. Warren, that their son Joseph 70.
Warren. OF the American eXpeditionarv
forces. died in France from wounds re-
cciVed in action. Young Warren is
survived by four brothers and two sis
ters, and his parents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Mathews nu.ine-. Men orr.nlx.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, March 3
a Business Mems Association has
been ORGANIZED at Mathews Courthouse,
with the following officers: j. NJ pugh
president: q. $. Mnrchant. vice -prcsi-
dent: j. IL. Healy. secretary; j. w d
haynes, treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

Especial to The Times d spatchJ
HARRISONBURG, VA, March 8
Mrs: j. NJ Lee died yesterday morning
at the home of her son, Roy Lee. of this
place, following a stroke OF paralysis
two weeks ago. She was sixty-five
years of age. She is survived by one
son, Roy Lee, and one daughter, Mrs
i. r Kinchloc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Mrs. Lillian Dale Donivnn.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
HARRISONBURG. VA, March s.
Lille Dale Donivan. wife of David
Donivan, of Mt. Clinton, died yester-
day at the age OF forty-eight years
Besides her husband she is survived by
nino children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Mrs. Virginia Evun, Stricken

FREDERICKSBURG VA, March g
Mrs. Virginia Evans. wife of w. d.
Evans Commemorative attorney of
MiddleseN County, was stricken with
paralysis few days ago and her con-
d!tion is regard "a as serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Mrs. Annie Belle Clay.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
CREWE, VA. March 3.-Mrs Annie
Belle Clay. wife of G. a. Clay, died
at 4 o'clock this morning, the result
of an attack OF in 1uenza. Her husband
and two small children survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
III in HospitnI I'm Irr,n,,

FREDERICkSBURG. VA, March a.
Captain Thomas Shaw Bradbury, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bradbury, of
Orange. is III with rheumatism in the
hospital At Anglers. France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
GIVEN INTRODUCTION TO
HOME DISTRICT BUREAUS

The men asking aid in finding jobs
TO locate. Advance cards with their
qualifications have been sent in ad-
vance to those bureaus and when the
discharged soldier arrives there. nc
finds list of Jobs waiting him. These
employment agencies have been SO
successful that jobs have been secured
in more than 40 per cent OF he cases
According TO MIR. Somerindyck, it is
usually tho more intelligent class tina,
"fien being formed of the men who do
not wish 10 return to their old en-
pioyment. where they were in rut.
but want something new that promises
greater chance OF development.
,Eccords OF the white soldiers show
only 10 per cent sure OF jobs. but Of
aspect TO return TO the farms. and only
40 per cent need now joDs. The negro
soldiers show ~ per cent also sure Of
employment. but not more than 10 per
cent Will be sure TO 20 back 10 the
farms. This leaves a boating element
OF SO per cent, which will need jobs
and must be placed in order TO cstab-
fish satisfactory conditions In this
:, The training. school for infantry Of
w arm Wsn no apay aqT 'hs
with 800 new officers enrolled. This
addition TO tho roll of officers already
IN the school gives number between
one, Of the newes, things in the
Sch0o! Is the weekly newspaper. the
MuSket which Is being edited by Major
c; j. Howard. an old newspaper man
OF the Middle West. This paper Is be-
ing enlarged, and will soon be making
It's appearance the usual newspaper
soldiers discharged Saturday were
the first 10 receive the bonus OF $50
at Camp Lee. hut those discharged on
and after March : will not only re-
ce!ve the SEQ bonus, but will also re-
celvc Communication of i cents mile
instead Of the 2 l-2 cents a mile as AZ
present Officers are now receiving {
cents a mile. and they will receive The
accent rate also. Arrangements for
lhls atdi'ionaI payment We're made to-
Gay, ana the Guarterrnaster is pre-
pared 70 pay out the Increased sums
aflcr Wednesday.
Two private soldiers have been con-
H!cttd Of court martial onenscs dur
ing the past week. and have been sent
10 f"rt Jay. y: j.. TO serve out their
sentences. Carter q. Burton, OF pLiIa.
delph!a, Pa. was convicted OF being
absent from his command from July
20 unit! arrested in Shreveport La
October 81 He was sentenced 10 ten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
I:ocnl Temperature Yesterday.

IL noon temperature. ........ 81
i. NJ temperature. ......... IS
L. NJ. temperature. ........... so
Maximum temperature to S i. NJ. 50
MInlmun temperature to S J.. NJ. SO
Mean temperature yesterday 40
Normti temperature for this date. -
Excess yesterday .. G
ENccSs since March l........... Is
ENccSS SINCE January l........... 119
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
MAJORITY OF SOLDIERS
WILL RETURN TO FARMS
Camp Leo Learns That Men Will
Not Give Up Rural
Pursuits.
MANY TROOPERS SEEK JOBS
Scrcnty-SiN Per Cent OF Men Ask Aid
i'm Securing PositiOns-Moro Intel
ligcnt Glass Would Change Work.
ColOrcd DouShbo.s Want Places.
Especial 10 The Tincs-pisputchJ

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
CAMP LEE. VA, March 3.-AlI dope
IN regard 10 the percentage Of sol
dterS from the farm who are returning
TO the farms has been upset by figures
complied by the United states Employ
mont Agency at Camp Ice. This
agency is located in the group of build
inSS near the mastering Office and more
than 800 men daily pass through this
LentH as the military representative,
whifc g. y. Somcrindyck is the Depart
mcnt OF Labor man who carries on the
work Of getting the men and the jobs
together.
"Af,cr checking up several thousand
former farmers who are being dis
charged as soldiers. feel sure that
not more than nifty OF them fail TO
return to the farms. This is surpris-
lis TO me-" said MIR. Soncrindyck. as
| had fell quite sure tina; tho sight
of little real money, which some
farmhandS have seen in the army for
the first time, would create Snirst
for other employment, bur | have seen
with Il great deal OF satisfaction the
sound common sense Of these farmers
which told them that the farm wa.
the best place for them
Statistics for the past week showed
that &C per cent OF the men passing
through this Office asked help in secur-
.ny Jobs. The average over 4 month
was slightly in excess OF % per cent.
The large majority of these men arc
nonskiilcd labor OF Scmiskillcd work
men, but certain percentage are
skilled laSorcrs. The men with tech
along any line are given special atten-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
GRAIN FOR SWITZERLAND
four American steamers ~ ttnii,u
IInrhOra Linden Niih
tFD- EOodstUfis.
! Nv Associatea pros-

Is BERN. March 81 Three American
seteamera with cnrgOcs 81 grain for
Ss,wit.crlhnd have arrived az Genoa aud
smother steamer hJs r"rcl.d Maple
sThesc arc tie FIRST sNuuui.uts TO
esswitzcrland To arrive 80 italian harpors
dSn Two ycars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

Rainfall last twelve hours Nor
tainihll last twenty-four hours ::
Excess since March ! .. ;:
Excess since January l... ::
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

Temperature. 30; humidity g.; wind
weather, clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
POSITION FAVORABLE
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

Is II strong enough 10 preserve an
independent existence ana maintain
An effective opposition IN the House OF
-1ommonS while prosecuting It's propa-
ganda in the constituencies in rcadi-
ness Tor the next election! Ii it were
merely question OF numbers tn.
answer would undoubtedly bc in the
affirmative, rarncll had no stronger
party at his back when III 1877 he sue
Neeeded in completely upScttiug the
progress OF business in the house
while in the early eighties Lord Ran
coiph Churchill with only three fol-
lowers was able materially to influence
Inc course OF legislation
= uhc Liberals have. too. tho moral
support Of knowing that their position
ID the country * more favorable than
l; is IN the house; though only tvcnty-
SIN Liberal members were returned We,
l,.9S, sos votes were pollcd TOR Liberal
candidates, and the party MAY reason
-ab!N hope that ny-rlcsions will add
TO their numbers. But effective opDo-
-sition mot to speak Of obstruction,
does not depend SO much upon numbers
as upon men, and among the twenty
SIX Liberals there are VERY few men
VINO seem capable OF Undertaking the
task. Seven OF them ar. ncw mem
oers, OF whose capacity the house has
vet TO Judge, and OF the remaining
nineteen only three have had official
experience of any kind, even of an
underscCrctaryship Two OF these Mr.
Lambert and Mr. Aciaud. though able
men, owing TO faults Of manner have
never carried much weight in the
house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
TALL SCOT MAY FIAN
I'I\ANtItI. SITUATION

Mr.. Licgd Georges !aVishncss in
dealing with money lays him pcculiarly
open 10 attack in sUeh a direction, and
he VIII iind that thc crsLuvhts OF This
aiail. biack haired Suu-taifed scot
cannot tc laughed aside isut c&cept
for these Two and Captain Eeun. he
has but little 20 fear from the Liberia;
5oppositiou. The DUiE OF its members
are elderly business men Of high rcpute
sin their own CONSTITUENCIES, bat not
fighting stun
- These same excellent elderly gen
Stit mon form AN obstacle to amy con-
bina,ion W.ih the Labor rart. The.
gare for ths i""@t laTt capitalists and
scdnrot therefor" s"alesCc with i PARTY
which is ultmatciv hound to attack
gcaritai, 80 that il seeing most probable
@tiat thcy Will grtdual'y diff !ni., ,hc
ranks al the coalition. After All Mr.
Lloyd George stiiI "a lis himself a Lin
rIal and proclairns his fidelity 10 the
s Steals Of the Liberal party. SO that
the transition u not muduly abrupt.
VIII not he an unnatural one should
( Commons h" may support movcmont
S;n this direction. foi he is Of an easy
going and conc!!iatorv temper and
since he has been freed from inc i'm
s8iiuence of his now defeated iici!teuants.
&iS unlikely TO noug!sh resentment
esgainst his succession su2nianicr.
S&t-ln any case ~ seems .ur.IfaiiC fEaf
Sfshe old Liberal part! tnc parts Ic,t
by paimcrston and Russell 5ud clad
ynlly fatal to ccutc" parties aud as IN
1856 the old 'iuc Wing dIsnpuca-.,!
kbcforc the growing fortunes OF tho
so now inc star of Lfher-
5sRiism palcs before tho an.n.u-, uryuiIs.
lEof tho coalition sun cOpyr.Eht, 1919