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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
BRANCHES OF SOCIALIST
PARTY WILL NOT REUNlTE
Indie pendent Action Elects uItra-Wadi-
cal Lenders 10 Succeed
HHSsr.
III As.neiutclr,ress

BERLIN Nov. Decomposition TO a
non OF tina 4epcndcnt socialists
Gated in the acton Of the independent
Socialist faction today in clcctiug Al.
; srSd iicnk- Of brcmen. and Fcilz
10 succeed the ln;c Hugo Hassc as
leader @. The independents: SocialiI,
party Ia The German RcichSta.
iitnkc ANA Gcyev. with Frau Loui..r
E!ctH. VINO was elected secretary OF tho
TACTIC belong 30 thc lot wing OF the
advocacy Of moderation. II is believed
that unless big concessions are made,
b" impoESibic. 80
=, ucrr licnl:e was conspicuous N the
lea riots last spring, while Herr
',cEcE was A prominent figure in tho
Spartacan !nsurrcCtiOn az LcinsIc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
"A Daily Once Over
Hre i"u n Prohteer.

,,osiion ,t"t you are not Of an envious dis
;l,i,itt "hI you do ask mcrc ,bnM uIs.
tinre hcginnns 10 rc on, YOU are FOR the firsi
Va, $40 u taHs and wic!d.r OF power car MN, o.
rent hichn- ruI'inG on the screws OF higher
self. '" 9e' i've IN comfort vim
dong a. Won Sbv 'H nn he says Others ar.
- , iiuH 'h2t the man o. corporation ,.,;.,
- A. at'S :, t!tud", with no better r.,,, ,.S
hic IS 9-nSd% are doing il, deserves In" End
VIZ, " ''.iL Would YOU yourself do =, bis ,,,.,..
ar + h"' ma Yourself rrith somn'Ii!.,',. .
4 ~ gu pHi fair honest price a., = ~
doing t2 Ia"sc me others arc
v.t,, Iou great big poker in lambs u.s.,
s,il.tzeI 10 mnasr YOU ar" being frozen ana
ing. SO "'''SF smell OF a cover
or @r ha bnoG o. YOU Where is your manhood
Tor rn a 1 lis, u n r.t 70 take tho stand
- '''' '"Sti'''--D Copyright. 1913
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
just You.
t.or The Timcs-D!spatch !

flor The Times DISPATCH
Good many folks arc nice 10 NE.
must confess.
And some / like. and some love. as
YOU can guess.
They cheer me mp. and keep my heart
from growing sad
And when they speak kind words to
me. IT makes me glad.
Rut when the day is done the sly
has turned to grey from blue
sit alone. and then want--Just you.
no, rG some souls with whom
hold communion sweet
Whose ncIptul thoughts and words .
m" ! oft repeat,
They make the rough place SMOOTH
and light the load
i;fc's road
But there remains q little blank.
yon-yJnst you.
Too well knew that would miss
YOU so
The day You said good.by, I saw YOU
Ana as tho distance hid YOU from nv
view 80
The day grew dark and very lonely.
have my friends. and some love
most true.
Flu, IN my heart I'm wanting yol,-
Just YOU.
ROSA II. GRAY.
Ashland Va, Nov. ~ 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Hir--When Senator Carter GLASS is sealed IN
,nE scnas, he can clarity the cloud tina; cur
'd!hS certain PARTISAN politicians who have
combined to defeat the appoint,ncnt Of Tchn
SHELTON Williams as Comptroller Of the cur
, ~ %Hry clear 20 a II unprecedented minds tia :
nr. w itliainS mas conducted the affairs o: this
aInpoFtahi othcc in creditablc manner.
The anmus OF all the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from
thosc WIN" have violated the laws, that tho
eolnpiro,ii:r has sworn 10 protect.
Inc tri'e ola homeiy adage The dog that
20 his 'P'' =
There IS an amusing analogy between Tho
enemies OF MI Williams a nd the Bahama is
n au ; MnScfers Who as tradition tells, once
houses; as They were ruinins>,hcir bus!n SIS .
Shte'N INC good common sense o. pstrio. ism,
Whlch should dominate tho hiEh-clsss OF men
o.ectch 10 the United States Senate. vii, not let
partisan politics cioud ;hei: vision as TO the
best Interests OF our country
NY. w tiiam ms richly deserves the appoint-
ment Of Treasurer. made vacant by the rsi-na
Noi OF MT Glass, md it is TO he hoped cnou-I,
patriotic republicans VIII he found TO place
him there. - "''e'
CONFEDERATE VETERAN
Richmond Va. Nov ~ 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
FINDS NOVEL SOLUTION
Buildcr or Garage In.tnIIs Ti,c-Tcn
Iron Drum In tnusunl
Manner.
7 Sptci.l 10 The Times

Special 10 The Times D!: patcA.
DANVILLE. VA. Nov. 27.--A. ;.
Powell. who is building a garage here.
yesterday found a move! solution OF
an acute problem.
lie bought fvc-ton iron drum 10
sold 10000 gallons of gasoline. and "a
nftccn-foot ditch was bored out O.
solid rock on the side OF the building
to DC erected.
How TO lower the.hcavy mass into
the hole was q difficult problem, for
there was the danger OF bru!s!nE and
dcnting the receptacle.
Borrowing hose from the fire depart
mcnt ne filled the ditch with water
and Yesterday he literally launched the
big ~irum into tho water. which acted
as a cushion as IL spiaShed in. Then
he pumped on; the water, allowing
the fve-ton floating mass TO suoside
gradually to its resting place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
WILL ORDER d O'CLOCK
CLOSING TO SAVE COAL
Atlanta UrEi"unl Committee Prepare
More Drastic Fuel tonscr,av
ton I'TOSran.

.iTIAETA GA, NOV. -. Coupled
with the imposition Of an embargo on
shipments OF peanuts. velvet beans ard
soy beans TO mills for grinding. and
tho announcements that no excursion
trains would he operated during tic
local crisis resulting from the strike.
i; had become known today that the
regional coal committee Is preparing
Il necessary 20 enforce ITS requests 10.
other methods OF coal conservation.
DAILY closing OF stores, business
houses ana offices at L. NJ. clos iuS
down of Sucn factories As can uniil
Monday morning and reduction 10 :,
minimum OF fuel and lights by house
holders are among the requests mad.
TO help save Goa! for strictly ncces
sdrX uses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
LITVlNOFF URGES ALLIES
TO LIFT SOVIET BLOCKADE
MEETING "a, Copenhagen Soon Goes out
side az Its SPECIFIED
Iimtta Ions.

LONDON. Nov. II Maxim Litynor,
who IS at Copenhagen for 4 Discus ion
with James ot'rady. representing Great
britain. on the question o. tnc re
patr!atioa of British Dri.oncts held IA
soviet Russia. already nas attempted I"
n!tc.y specified field.
one OF Litv!nons hrst moves was 10
propose 10 MIR. c'Grady that the all!cs
lit their block Id. on Soviet Russia
This fact. 1t is considered here, bear.
out tho view previously expressed
among members OF the diplomats CORPS
In London that JitVinoT. on bch"li 81
the BoiSacvist regime IL RUSSIA, IN
tended TO make other proposals tina
those relating to prisoners
IL is rumorcd that litrtuoT VIII AZ
temp to negotiate peace with inc ali!cS
through Mn D,GrAdy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
RAILROAD ORGANIZES
Hond Will Open Immense Truct. -,
virgin Forests aud Make Timber
Available.

WINCHESTER, VA. No, -
;Mo"rehe!d. Southern Ia .!road COMPANY
mas been organized at Mooreilcjd
l'ardy County. W. Va. for the BUR.
r r o! ouiidihS narrow gauge raa d
rom tnat town through the South
Srahcn NaHcE TO pcim: - Highland
The road vii! open in:iacnse tract :
OF Romney.- president o. the W;n.ias
or ana Western. Railroad '.rmDanr.
has been elected president; y speci.,i
election WI be held in lIS"dy County
December 90 20 vote on , bona ;.n,,a
OF $4,000 10 aid in the con Instruction
OF the road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
PRESIDENT ABANDONS
ADDRESSING CONGRESS
Physical Condition Is Such us Win
Not Permit Him to
DO So.
WASHINGTON STARTED crsro,,
John Quincy .idanis' Memoir, rc,.,
Ihat First Chief Executive U.,I
Trouble With Senate Over ,,,,,
of Treaty.
by JUSTIN McGR,,r,,

WASHINGTON, Nov 2i.-prost,
wilson VIII not 20 TO the Capitol v.h,,,
congress rcconrcncs on Monday 10 r.,I
his message. His physical conti, ,o
VIII not permit him TO do so. But +, ia
doubtful IL he would go II he were
physically able. In fact, some OF tho
Presidents friends arc predicting taat'
he has made his last trip 10 the Capitoi
as Pres dcn,. unless the Senate com
promises OH the position it mas taken
on the peace treaty.
If this prediction should prove true,
history would again repeat ltselc.
sonally addpoSs Congress ne revived a
custom established by George Wash
inEton. but obsolete since Washing
jefferson AbnrIons Plan
Jefferson abandoned the custom be
cause as II Is said. he did not hhve
= good speaking voice. Jefferson sent
NlSS me- sage To Congress III writing
ms example un,i President Wilson
revived the practice Of appearing an
ierSon before Congress toward the
close OF his second term. and Tor tho
same reason which it is now predicted
with rcscrvation---r rcsidrnt MI
son Will give i; up.
relates that President Washirgto,i
wcn' 10 tn" senate with INC dr.:i Of
a treaty; tGal tho senate debated i,iid
pr"poscd alterations. SO that wh"u
Washington lott tn, Senate Chamber
b . said II" would he hIIlucd ~ nc cv""
went there again.
Content. OF Mc.snre secret.
President Wilson Is hecpiuG clos
counsel as 10 the character OF tuo
message he vii present 10 Ccn-Tcss
on Monday. /: nc follows TIC ad 90
az the Democratic leaders III the Senate
he wil make a liberal oncc ., com
promise on the Lodge rcscrratio OF.
Democratic Senate opinion Is that tai.
President ought freely TO conscnt 90
ali pt tho Republican reservations dc
signed 20 safeguard nc Interests az
tho tn!tcd states.
/. the Pres ident NIL tanc this course
Democratic Senators say. h" viii die
arm the opposition and Insure gatiica-
I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
REMOVE EYE OF JOHNSON
Mnn Injured by Antiprohibi,Ion ,Job IN
Lp"don "n Loses Ono

VII; Di,NDoTH. Nov. 27..-Tho right eye Of
american prohibition worker nni n.y., ny
sam'|rr Of the Anti-Saloon League vas
successfully removed tonight. phtsi.
iclIh issued after the opcra lion IN,
seHn"Vhi o; The eye Was necessary to
naEe ms iei' eye. and also that tho
Wise. ~ gu otHeI =
Mr.. Johnson's eye was injured on No-
nc.lh.r 10. when he was dragged IRON,
Il PlhIIorm by students while he va a
mihNihS prohibition speech and M =
Iaued through various streets OF 7 On.
don by The "racye-- '-'"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Domestic Nnic.

Jones got up from the poker tabI, hrol.,
m gong homo right now lie said "rn, 20
ms nome ana m going TO lind out who is head
"l my i"mIiH when get there. tell YOU:
I'm tired of
That's rsht. Joncsey." said tho c-ora
on the way home think up a new excuso v;i
yum: You're sittn us all in bad on tn old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

mcnt OF Prohibition When the Assembly con
vcncS j, is more than likely that Il majority
or its members will he found in agreement
with Mr.. Powers. that the need III such Il de-
paF,mcnt. IL il ever existed. which is doubt
fnl. has passed with the enactment OF nation
wide prohibition and the assumption OF the
enforcement laws by the Federal government.
and will vote promptly and decisivcly to abo-
iSh il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Although the public is deeply concerned
.1er the sugar situation, the interests which
nave cornercd the supply take only an aca-
demc interest in il. What they need TO
awaken them is a few mazda tory injunctions.
A palmer case of open defiance Of the law
to prevent taking advantage Of the neccss-
tjes of the public to reap inordinate profits
has not occurred in a quarter Of Il century.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

DANNILLE. VA. Nov: 2I.-s"Ivs u
tobacco having suspended herc "nti!
December /. igures on tAc pu'A diS :
posed OF here this month we're made
aTaiiabic today. The sales " n, ~, ed
to a'2o5..s3 pounds for s3;'5'olS,So or
,,o,,,,Is Total sales on tho local
,sark"i today amount, to .S.$6e.,a:5
bounds for sI$.l37,o4j,. the ,averagc be
ing $5t.2a per 100. II Is estimated that
So per cent Of the crop mas been mark r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Receives Part or Request.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, Nov 91.-
Mrs. John T. Goolrick has received
from attorneys for the estate OF the
late Mrs. Abraham Lansing. &c Albany
New York. a check :or S2,21o payable
10 tho National Mary WASHINGTON
Monument Association. the amour. be-
ing portion OF the sum accruing to
the, association through the terms or
Mrs Lansines vii. Tho monument
greeted by this assnriation % Ma'r;.
the mother OF WASHINGTON is .ocatt. j!
in Fredericksburg. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
SCRATCH RESULTS IN DEATH
DR.. II. Reid Russell, of AShcyiIIe, y. &.
Relieved Victim of In
lection.

ASiiENII.i.E. y. c.. Nov. a7.-Dr. T.
Neld Husscll. ono OF the leading eye
inc south. died mere tonight. follow<
ing weeks Illness from blood poison
ing; which. he believed. became in
i,rclcd during an operation last week
ne was a native Of High Point y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

= bill introduced in the House OF Com
mons under which Viscount Aston would
have been able TO give up his title and retain
his scat in the Commons, a desire which he
has expressed. has been defeated Why
should he worry, since the seat remains in
the possession of the family? Let him take
advantage of his opportunity and make a
reputation in the House OF Lords as his viii.
is surc to do in the Commons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Under the protection OF United states
iroons Wyoming mine workers found it easy
10 self-determine their attitude toward the
strike and they voiced ii by voting unani-
mously TO return to work. If such protec-
ton were everywhere afforded them. similar
action probably would follow in all the dis
triCtS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Secretary Glass backs up former Secretary
NcAdoo in his recent statement as TO the
enormous profits made by the coal operators
since 1915. That is what the country
wants-thc facts--and at this stage OF the
controversy it is fortunate that VIC have an
official like Carter Glass with courage to
state the whole truth regarding the situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Federal District Judge Foster, oil New w
leans in his analysis of the wartime proh'-
bitiou act finds that it is unconsutn'lohal u"
several counts. His decision verihes me
proverb that Wherever there's will there
a way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

HIS warning is addressed 10 the dis
charged soldiers and sailors OF the United
states II IS intended 10 M, them on ,boi.
guard against the "lcgons" and "associa
IONS ana other protective" bodies which
are being promoted TO further their "ir,or
eStS. II was 10 be expected that such or
CARNATIONS would come into being once The
war was over and hundreds OF thousands of
men returned prccipitatnly TO civil lifn = I,
- 70 DC expected mat the temporary hard
ships Wh!ch le" OF those men, here and
mere mad undergone would be can;,,,i,nd
- lAe soldiers ana sailors protectors and
De made the means OF an allurjnr ,,no.I
to he mon '''"'
Just this has come 10 pass R.,or,, ,,d;
oa,e nat half a dozen or more legion ar
no" ne!ng formed Some Of then, NAV, bo
"hoi!E patriotic, bur others do no, soon, IN
c!sasl'S IN that category. They are cypjoi,od
o. tAeIr organizers a. organizations which
are prepared to go into active politics for tho
purpose or safeguarding the rights a, no
gallant men who wcnt into Tho .-,,, an
nav hey undertake 10 force from con
sreos inil recognition Of certain more nv To-
ceAnite demands which they. former eor.
wee men. have made And OF course surb
organizations rely upon membership dues"
Gnu Suhu!F iees 10 keep the cainpairn poipg
- easy 10 see when any such assoca-
,'"h calls for any sort OF fee it easily NAV
be mad, totally discrcdit.ble in ,hn i.
men VINO may have been induced IN ossooi.,a
'n'HiSnlN"7 with it. II is not intima,.d boro
,""' mere IS any such design behind such
oo"ieS' hut there are unfortunate nossihiI;.
yes 10 % considered respecting any ..n,ee-
'hs OF inc nat among me- former soldiers or
sailor. "'c'9 VI
/ Ihe truth is, the former service man do
! NOT require any organized or con,,cr.i.i;,aJ
'"Dp! 10 take car" OF their Interests r,o,,
. NY" no "'ftighi organization to became ib.i,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

When q preacher in tones "wiil-you-takc
bisman" or 'this-wouan." he Knows darnc,
we'll he's starting something,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

T7"V.FG Tested and unrcsieI h.,I
~" '"s'rnek having numbered ana MINI.
'l''" P''h'hS The coal gentlemen will now.
'"''S'nHiN 80 and dig us up some Goa, 90 ,n..
can DC comfortable While we hang and d..
P''' ie" thousand uncrlmsoned Rods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
cIcnhilltcA

teieph"n" operator in Egypt has to speak
shsh' French italian, Greek and Arabic
u shc doesn't know any good Profanity All
She has 20 do is just speak sharply in any o,.
OF the tive to any other OF the nvc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

General Felipe Angeles vas patriot VINO
had the true welfare If Mexico az heart;
hence MS attempt 10 overthrow the Carranza
government, lie gave mis- life as q forfeit,
out soon o. ~ he objsct he ought Will
be accomplish an il Ms death mas en-
hol5cned Carrarzo. IS seems no, unlikely
.rozn he reply Of his government 10 The de-
mad q nc United States for Inc release o..
y. O. Jenkins Cniiec Sta:cS consular agent
= Pueblo his do7nial! IS nea, q, hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Course. ,IaLcI.

Would :ou SPEAK 10 a man you'd never seen
before asked The i-blondc
"S;urc: Why not demanded the telephone
operator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Success,

90 ,,I,. mus admit made srea; suc,,ss
'n aid: That's unusual. ism. ity
- on' mad sense enough "a 20, an, .
t,lS.. "ec"me prominent enough for anvnn ne
inquire into details" anyone to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
why Cancer seems SO hopeless.
tCosyrirnt 1915 " y. -,"nai Nswsp. OR ..r.

Il sSs I'm 'ns @ I5"fss r.
preston asSsr,hclsss prevails TIA, i is nrss
lar misa n ppre9ensson based?
somohow an gnjus,insd s,'sma , 1,,aehss to
5000 ne or ,ms'
, Toa defect h of some kind: and This unforta
nate fancy gave rise to the idea that ihgre VA;
sor; OF feeling is All very well for alma nae
s.5s nsops sd E so is %
shameful than neuritis or govt.
o,her ,agiyiaua irrsspssv Of sammy
ass dies OF cancer Mono OF us is immune Can
6n he Ina" a. ssnsibis to cScum Oh ms Log
family has eyer Yer, had broken bone" as il is TO
reasoning.
Human nature has good deal Of crednli,x
intelligence YOU consider. People vino havc
osS cn @S the d1gt"r early ri
noSIs is mus mad" in the stage when tho can
lion removes the AZ iea Is "so "pyra
rhrn The incid"m, is forgotten QUICKLY as
ton thn they had cancer. SO tho rublc never
Other people with cancer and certain de-
n ~ Of Gay maaier hay childish dread
pAinleSs Thet consult charlatans who play
o. something of the kind is applied or ,ho can
Ger is III place that can be reached. Fellows
.hs quilting victim beg ns 20 shout TO me house
tops the miracle wrought by tho char
lat i%tan EvcrSbody hears q the cure wi,hou,
n months The he SHOUTING dies down The poor vic
cure was announced too The cancer is
there stil. only now il il much worse. \ pro
lonEcd silence. Few hear Of tn" end.
Thus Il is that the general public thinks can
car Z homeless condition.
~ might bc truly said that the testimonials
OF great dupcs generally live after them.
Questions and Answers.
= Remedy for W+rts---k indy publish q rom.
cI% Tor warts. have several my hands
Answcr,--'rhe cause Of common warts cve-.
FuSac NuiSarcsI as wc highly cultured doctors
cal .cml is unknown. There Is considcra bic
evidence mat they arc cauScd by a specific germ
Or virus. and recent experiments b., Drs l.. !
VIE ana l., t. kinScry seemed snow that he
cause is a hltcrablc virus minute to he sccn
with the microscope. 'or many warts, the Gu
reitc and ancethesa best For ono or Two
large warts. removal under local ancsthctic For
small Warts the electric needle. Or swah the
skin area Involved once Al weak with tincture Of
!od!nc. warts commonly and go with
' oTi "nn"ren; gauSe That they happen to 20
taken as proof that the remedy is cure
tnis accounts Tor the hundreds of sure
cures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Voice of the People

Letters must give the and address, OF
INC writer. Name will GOT be published II
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Under cloturr in the Senate Vicc-Prcsdcnt
Marshall succeeded in making one word say
what hundred said before, and therefore, IL
b"nciactor 10 ~" world and mankind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Members Of The churches would r.snn,d
h"'c readily 10 the ministerial suggestion
~ '''"'h I" t"c hthing system OF financing
"',''' '"Nihs", II 1t were not that the
proiilccrs bear tho church To /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
t'RIDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1919.

4 ~ ~
3 1s
Federal District Judge Foster, OF New Or-
leans in his analysis of the wartime prom
bition act finds that it is unconstitutional OH
several counts. His decision Verihes thc
proycrb that Wherever there's a will, there
Il way.
Under the protection OF United states
troops Wyoming mine workers lonnd II cas-!
10 self-determine their attitude toward the
strike and they voiced ii by voting unanl-
mously TO return to work. If such protec-
lion we're everywhere afforded them. similar
action probably would follow in all the dis
triCtS.
Secretary Glass backs up former Secretary
NcAdoo in his recent statement as to the
enormous profits made by the coal operators
since 1915 That is what the country
wants-thc tacts--and at this stage OF the
controversy it is fortunate that VIC have an
official like Carter Glass with courage 10
Although the public is deeply concerned
.rcr the sugar situation, the interests which
nave cornercd the supply take only an aca
demic interest in it, What they need to
awaken them is few mandatory injunctions.
A palmer case Of open defiance OF the law
TO prevent taking advantage Of The neccssi-
yes of the public 10 reap inOrdinate profits
has not occurred in quarter Of Il century.
= bill introduced in the House OF Com
mons under which Viscount Aston would
have been able TO give up his title and retain
his scat in the Commons, a desire which he
has expressed. has been defeated. Why
should he worry, since tho seat remains in
the possession OF the family? Let him take
advantage of his opportunity and make
reputation in the House OF Lords as his viii.
is sure to do in the Commons
General Felipe Angeles vas patriot who
had the true welfare of Mexico az heart.
hence MS attempt 10 overthrow the Carranza
government lie gave MS lilo as forfeit.
nut soon o. .gle he objsct he .uugh, viii
be accom- PHI 81. alf If Ms death mas en-
hol6caed Carrarzc. IS seems no, unlikely
ION he reply Of his government 10 The de-
MAID q me United States for me release o.
" O. jenkins Unitec Sizes consular agent
2. iueos bis do7nfal! IS near a, hand
II Dcdley Fie.d Malone i in The pav Of Inc
annassador Of Inc soyie, Of RUSSIA. he should
come or; ia,o The open ana q lis coiors a.
Red along with Hergna,, C;old,ran ~
the Others Who ,aee deportation or nrfsoo fnr
their syndcalism Bu, even while Malone
public carre! has not been such a. would in
spyo confidence, The public viii wan, a bet.
ter witness man the Red a!nba ssador before
creoitinS INC former collector o! New York
WITH having sold himself 10 me pnlsnc,;s,.
Rccen, War Department; figures fix the
military strength Of the United States q,
t9,o6o00o in potential military man power--
'hat Is of the physically Il, for service be
tween the age of eighteen and fortv-Gyr In
case OF necessity The fl undeys" and "ov.ys.
would swell this total several millions more
And yet, Carranza sleeping over smolderiur