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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-18
IS TAKEN OVER BY THE PUBLIC
 HEALTH AUTHORITIES AUTH6}ITIIIES
tFron Tuesdays Daily


 Major ~. Sheppard and Colonel RaEmond sV. Bliss effected the ex- chang VI terday morning whereby WhipPle arracks became a Public Health S7 vice Hospital, and the war departme1 ceased its control of the lnstltut1o4 There was no ceremony attending the transfer, which, com pleted tt hnica1ly only, will require several ys to wind up.
 FirtuaAy all patients of army status lad been discharged or trans ferred Elsewhere. A few remained, but wolld soon be disposed of, ac- cordine to the authorities at the post yestercay.
 Applications for admission to the hospitI under its new regime have been Jouring in. It takes time to ac- compish the change, but the new com4anding officer told the Journal Min'r" yesterday that in a few weeks the post would again be on the road to capacity business. At the present tim the hospital can care for be- tw.en 600 and 800 men. Within few Weeks 800 to 400 of these beds will be taken.
 Colonel Bliss. who has become a finn friend of Prescott during his Short stay here, will remain at the post for a few days, clearing up final ends of his business, and it is said will proceed 10 Devner. The colonel has fallen deeply in love with the Prescott climate, and more than once has intimated that it should be more widely advertised. Other health eli mates have not the general natural advantages to be found here, he de- clares.
 Just at this time it is impossible to tell just what the P. H. S. plans for the Whipple hospital will be. It has been repeated said that the local post will be one of the four largest under that organization, and probably the largest one devoted to tuberculosis cases. At one time it was reported that over 2O00 patients might be ac- commodated.
 I've are not yet informed as to the general policies of the Public Health Service" Major Sheppard said yes terday Expansion is probable, how ever, as an appropriation of S85.- 0OO.OOO has been made for the work of the bureau As the army dwindles by discharges of both officers and men. the number of potential patients for p. II. $. institution grows, for it is the aim Of the government to concentrate all health service except that of the two services, the army and navy, under this organization which is administered by the treas uty department. ".
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-18
AGE OF PIONEERS
 AT HOME"
CFrom Tuesdays DaiIyJ

Fifty-eight pioneers are guests at the Pioneer Home, according to an announcement by the superintend- ent, George A. Shea, yesterday. A remarkable record is found among them for age.
 Of the 58 persons, the average is 78 years, one month and 2 days, a record that would be difficult to find in any other group of similar size anywhere It is an explicit proof ot the hcalthfulncss of the Yavapai eli mate, Shea declares.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-18
Detroit Ancestors
 Shaping up Copper
CFrom Tuesiay,s DaiIyl

John Slak is in the city from the camp of the o. K. Copper company situated midway between Turkey sta ton and Black canyon. and states all arrangements are completed for de velopmcnt to begin about March l. The belt on which is located the property is believed to be that oi the Kay Copper company, and from usrface indications is prompting encr- getic exploration and the outlay ol quite large funds.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-18
HOOVER CLUB FORMED

PALO ALTO, Feb. 15.-Organiza- ton of Hoover Republican club 10 give active and voluntary expression
 to the demands for Herbert Hoover for the presidency of the United States and to work for his nomiua-
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-18
CITY REALTY DEAL
fErnn Tresdav,s Daily ]

tFrom Tuesdav's Dailv.D Irva L. Erdman has sold to Flora N Hill a lot on South Mt. Vernon street for $500, the deed being re- corded yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
MUSSEL SHOALS BUILDERS
DENY CHARGES OF WASTE
Declare PLANT Nns flushed Through
"nd No Expense spared to
Got Results,

WASlifEGToN. Fob. -. --Cnargcs Of
wholesale waste In tho construction OF
the Musscl shoals nitrate plant were.
denied today 10y representatives of Tho
Air Nitratns Corporations the builders
before the House War Expenditures
Committee.
Nor" than q score Of witnesses were
mere from New York anh Alabama 10
answer specific charges by government,
AGENTS - 20 lax methods in gottinS
'hc s7o.oo",oco war plant rcady 10 turn
out explosives during tho var
j, L.. Andrews. of Siiriiiri,I Air
'onns'! Tor The MIR N!trntcs CORPORA
ton. az subsidiary OF the American
IEanamii Company. asserted there was
no reckless extravaganza, that the
plant, was built OH hurry-up orders
and that. While most OF tho labor was
inefficient. the Air Nitratcs Corpora
ton put forth every effort TO expedite
contradiction without unnecessary tax
on the government.
The cost Of material. labor and
freight WAS much heavier than tho
cons rurtors had counted on, he sal
aud this ran tho total about S2,9Q0,cGO
abov" estimates.
sir. Andrews declared that the cor
operating the plant explaining that
the coInpnn! received 81 J0u,oVu from
the government for It's work, bu, that
II considerable amount Of tile expenses
OF tho corporation han not been paid
ard that after deducting for tax pay
incnts. the not result would be a sub
stan;ial deficit.
The plant. estimated TO cost $50
100000. ha said. actually cost s6l.Soi.-
600, !, being explained TINT THE IN
crease was due to the advancing costs
approximately 'a,5Do,o0O aud additions
not included In the estimates totalllng
more than s20,000,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
SEEN ON THE SIDE
heating Them to II.
nr HENRY EDWARD WARMER

Heating Them to Ii.
SO that otter scribbliu;s main
Shall beat to the game
So that no other rhymsicr steals
The glory from my name.
So that no other bard of hoSh
lrC-cmpt my hunk of sky
Three cheers for old Glory and Bunker llill,
The Fourth or Next July!
SO that no carly bird come nab
The worm that il mine own.
So that the mob sJiall lead ME not
And leave mo back alone
These little lines TO My Country lis.
And down with the goldarncd sau<cr.'
Pop 20 the roman candles and junk
And lns' goes the hrcc,Ackcr,
SO that no other scribe shall spring
That annual joke and score me
80 that no other Jester shall
Pun the old gag before me;
lay i'll your aru!ca and lint.
because you know yuu'll need it:
We'll burn our noses and break our tocscs
For custom hath ticcrccd It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch Feb 20. 1870

The total abstinence Of Richmond will
tonight join with their brethren all over the
United States In n temperance demonstra ion
Intended to shake tho citadcls of intcnlpcrnnco
the programs published In Tho morning papers
all over the country.
The names OF nearly every member OF the
Virginia Legislature have been obtained 20 a
petition to the House OF Representatives for tho
admission of Hon. Joseph SegHr 10 his as
sgnors of the petition represent ali shades of
political opinion
All the troubles Belle Isle hayc al last
been satisfactorily arranged. tho strike is
tirclx over and full operations will be immedi-
aciy commenced The puddlers. heaters and
nailers arc already at work.
The formal inauguration Of General George
iary took place Yesterday morning. This is
the last Of WardwcN.
At n meeting OF the okholdcrs OF tho Rich
mon tStrcet) Railway Yesterday the following
wore elected; Charles Dntton. Grcsldent; w. II.
nSs aHai ThHmns
l.. G. lIoyt directors.
The Conservative caucus Of tho Legislature
last night nominated Mr. Sehaffter. Of Lynch
burg. for superintendent Of Public Printing.
The resolution to give General Fitzjohn Por-
ter n rchcnrihs passed the Senate yesterday
The coolest snap OF the winter is upon us.
The sudden change for the worse camo night
tenrfly cold. AZ 2 o'clock last night the
curry IN mo thermometer stood al IA degrees
above zero.
Tho County Court OF Ho,otourt on Friday last
ueciucd that IL was competent TO sit and do
business the Fourteenth nmondmant 10 tho
standing. aud accordingly II has been sitting and
doing business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
IsEEk EXCHANGE SOLUTION IcALLs FOR AMER|CAN|sM
VlCE-PRESIDENT MARSHALL
WARNS. OF HYPHENATES
Having settled German 4 me lean Form
lomc-.ro"n variety Must lie
Guarded Against.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Feb. 23.--As.
sociatons ana individuals, seeking to
enlist the government In uid Of their
HWT,, YIN ,,.s,, were warned tonight by
Tore tho Chninbcr Of Commerce. here.
that they should tnko care M, IN
claim privileges which would create
grievances for others.
The war disposed OF the hrnhcnot
cd German. American at an AWFUL
price Mr.. Marshall said.
lis America now to DO rchnbilitatcd
by new brand of hyphcnatcd Nmcrl-
can? Is the rehabilitation Co he
turned over To New ngland-man,rfor
turcr- Americans. ngriculturul-Nm ori
cans. Federation OF bor-Amcrican.
i'rotcstnnt-\ Americans on CathoiIc
Americans?
''l'rcsent, Your claims TO the Con
an American. who is Interested I'm tho
general welfare Of the country. Id,
nothing In the way Of personal In
tcrcsts. private advantage or elias.
hatred succeed in pulling you down
from the high position OF an Ameri.
can. You may nc II manufncturcr bn,
that title IL subordinate Tint Of mn
American. You may he labor union
man. bu, you are an American iirst''
Discussing intolerance. Mir. Marshal!
declared:
One % tho manifestations Of para
n1ia Is II fixed opinion that the victim
himself Is right, and tina, cycrybouv
not agreeing with him Is his personal
enemy. seeking TO injurc him. Para
Have the ,hunderngs OF tho cannon
IN Europe rcvcrbcrated across the Al
lhntic. and caused many men I'm
Anirrica 20 suffer shell shock ana
phranoia: Where arc the good old
That men could disagree totally and
:ct DC equally patriotic?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Voice Of the People
, Letters must give tho name and addYess Of
so requests. 'S'
Do Not Change nont. q.

/" INC Editor Of The Times Dispatch:.
sir wish to correct what seems 10 Ia "a
mHiS<asmGmt made in an article in tho ISSUE Of
SHl@'T I|ou l. g. is fG aH~ nappea II is for
pleasure only because It viii run parallel VIII,
Sow ,hiz .W!ter, cvdsnt is lives down in the
viii rum nrae and Mf" Close rSuny %hsrS this road
hnt does ~ forget nat this road in It's passage
mes 2f rom ihs s's:seet D. r. az
ns he Tr mos OF the ssr roach
III, nSi from the ralraaa? lie says hal he
near Inc railroad have the Seneht Of It, "fS would F
ks to ss 9S 10 SGq h the u Gf Chess,
OF OF, Gharle9 CITY oppoalt$ q ahexs? The only
S' 9'E %hen one ne an" 4vs ssuls Is
@ d neo on s for syen and n OHIO ms 70
City At ' PRESENT Ills H Is th IN "a ons
m nna Of f., !r1nspors,ion as there Is ne
county s to iher od inis
ing in Ias 10 bs carried down and ferred across Gs
miles into ' cSa ffssf city ' a nfS
of Sem .nH Count N1W take me sosSn
from u ron from Prom ' ONE SIDE se 81
To ns and oh the HHa ney hey
e &ro1n ,s and put Il into the eaT il rs
a 2u from No san sP ion hesS psSps Who
Kent say. consistently: that Il is for pleasure
G Go Tf this sgs,s u oqs Eo WIN J, not
RTs Gsn spGakhng h1 VIII come TO TIC
rohIs TO connect with 1t and will pu; this dcs-
i!tute section OF the county in connection with
Richmond by motor truck in about two ana
one-haif hours. |, will also conncr, US with
tic e. y O. at Providence Forge. where we can
1ross the river on the bridge and greatly
| Think New Kent should take into consider
alton me fact that the county has two
railroads. one pussing through It's entire length
on tho south side: and another passing through
part. of tho north slide, while its sister county
II pS,nins extcnding between the James and
thirty-nyc miles. with no line boat on the
James River and no railroad In the county.
entirely destitute of-transporintlon except tho
very troublesome and expensive method de-
scribcd above.
Now, can any one conceive how New Kent
can say that highway that will relieve. Ger
tain!y 10 some extent. this condition, will be
pleasure only? admit that 1t will BIO a great
pleasure 10 our people TO be relieved OF this
appalling condition; 1t will open up a section
OF the country and put IL in connection with
the market. whose natural resources
good AS any In Virginia. Tho entire county is
adaptable 10 truck raising IL IT could be mar
Ectcd.
! hope those who arc In authority will see
that the route that has been begun will con-
IIoldcraft, Va, February II, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
ALLIES MONETARY EXPERTS (,
TO DISCUSS WORLD FINANCE
Strong Sentiment sets In Looking 4"
Amienble Adjustments with
soviet Russia.

LONDON. Feb. 23.-liIgli prices aud
tho rate OF exchange will be taken up
COON by the supreme council in confer
cnco with the financial experts To-
days decision Is separate from the
earlier London decision TO cull the
finance ministers OF the powers to-
Scthcr for IL discussion OF the iinun-
c!al situation Of the world.
II Is believed that the members OF
the council have not determined what
the council might do toward stubil-
iZlnG exchange and reducing the high
prices. and VIII not reach II decision
until they hear what the experts have
to say.
settlement with Itns,in ItcauiSitc.
The proposition 10 take MP The Imam
cupicd most OF the days discussion.
In this connection il is considered
not unlikely that the members took
under Amusement til" demand Of most
settlement with Russia les necessary In
order 10 reduce prices. 1t has been
pointed out that {: Europe could get
food and raw materials from, Russia
IL would cut down purchases In Amer
lea against the adverse exchange
In dealing with the itussian Qucs-
ton today the members OF tho coun-
ell arc represented rs recognizing nm
entirely different state Of affairs than
when III" question wax last discussed
AT the Paris meetings.
!a'l"S p'fTHdN. WHO Represented tnr
allies ut tho negotiations with NJ.
L!tr!nun. the Soviet representative at
Copenhagen. was not called to the con-
ference. II is st!ii maintained oli!ci-
n ;nl ,h h y" his becY mcr"iy discuss
LHt!nor. but IL Is noted that he tenn
porar.ly ceased these negotiations and
came TO London aud conferred VIII,
Earl Curzon, tn. Foreign Secretary.
i few days before Russiu way taken
under consideration by the council.
ana Earl Curznu IL IN daiIy attend
ancc at tic council meetings
NInnE Phases DIscussrt.
Many phases or the question were
alscusscd today, Soinn time being de.
voted 10 tho position Of the border
ell reached certain conclusions. hut is
unwilling 10 announc" them immcd!-
atcly.
l'rcmior LLOYD George nnd Premier
MIL are believed to favor resumption
OF relations With soviet Russia. al
though rrcmicr Millcrand. OF France.
IL not inclined 10 agree TO any i'm :
mediate action. according TO the Daily
Mai. which pivrs prominence TO the
question. whlch ls called TO public at :
tcht!un by memorial sent 10 I.lovil
George nv "a nunbor "f military men
aud others VIII" during thu past two
years have h"1n in Russia on oillc,Hi
business. The nowspuDer SAYS this
probIcni mnst bc considered Dy tho. su.
prcmc allied council at once
!. 10 maintained by III. Chronicle
that all candid minds must recognize
that. az no anti. I!oishrNist organization
exists any longer. Soviet Russia Is now
Russia surely there liz only ono
answer---p"acc. which would be alto
Sothcr better if IL could be obtained
on tho proper terms"
similar views arc Expressed by tho
Daily News aud the Express.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Famous Explorer Buried in Affirmation
With Full Naval aud Mill
tary HOnOrs.
BY Associated Press.
L NJ LII ~

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-'rhe body of
Rear Admiral Hobcri Il. Pcary. discov-
crer Of the North I'o'c,~Has laid TO rest
in Arlington National Cemetery today.
with full naval and military honors.
and with high officials and officers Of
the government ana the diploma tie
corps present TO pay last tribute to
the World-famous explorer.
because Of the high naval rank he
slowed upon Admiral Pcary with the
thanks OF Congress for his achieve
mIents,. the ceremonies were In charge OF
the Navy Department., and Captain
Carroll q. Wright. chaplain n; the
Washington Navy Yard. conducted the
religious services.
The caske, WAS carried 10 the GENE
terry on Il gun timber, drapch in the
national flag which Admiral Pcary
raised 1t the North Pole. y troop OF
cavalry sand battery of artillery
formed the military escort whc. led
tho way. while IL long procession Of
official and private automobiles carried
the distinguished mourners TO the
gravcsidc
Al the cemetery. a company or blue
Jackets fell into line with the army
escort and the three vollcys Of the
last salute wore fred by Il squad Of
Haiicsr': Tfom the presidential yacht
Maynower. navy bugler, sounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
HUNGARY'S REPLY DECLARES
FOR "SELF-DETERMlbATI0N"
Willing 'rhni Populations OF Contested
HcE1ons shall Decide Their
Entc BIZ pjcblscItc.

INItIS. FcN. "3.--Thc NnaI uOCu-
mcnts annexed to the hungarian reply
to the allied peace terms, were nrr-
scented TO the secretary OF tho pence
conference Saturday last.
The hungarian attitude has been
represented hero us an uncompro;nis II z.
rejection of the proposed detachment
of Pennsylvania and other territories
and the economic terms OF the treaty
II became known today. however, that
The reply IL based r1thcr on the prin =
ciplt OF self determination. 1t uurs-
lions the eNuctituHc OF the rcprescn-
tntions made 10 the peace conference
by nc,Siborng countries regarding:
their theological, historic and terri
tOrial claims. 1t says that Hungary IL
willing that the populations or all tho
CcEions should decide by nm
impartial plcb;scitc. not dominated by
trooJis of occupation, whether they
wished To remain Hungarian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
SENTENCE OF LOVELACE
Is COMMITTED TO 30 YEARS
Governor Bickcu spares Life OF Iluth.
crford County slayer af
WIfe's Father.
fBy A.socI,,o,I prcsr

10y h-socIa'ou prcsS.
RALEIGH. y. g.. Feb Ex-Governor
h!ckett today comnu;cd 10 thirty years
in the state pCnitcntinry the death
sentence Of Dennis i.oveiacc. convicted
IN rutherford County Of tho murder
OF his fathcr-in-iuw. No evidence OF
W'iiiui reconciliation was given as the
reason Tor the communications.
Tie Governor declined TO commute
the death sentences OF Joe and Waiter
Cain. brothers, who were convicted in
Surry County of the murder OF Kilcy
Easter. farmer, and March - was sct
ms the date for their execution The
death sentence OF Joe Bowles, VINO was
convicted with the Gains. was com
mutcd 10 twenty years IN the STATE
prison.
The killing OF Easter WAS The vcsul,
OF Il row over blockade dlsiiliery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
A Daily Once-Over
\ Domestic Rumpu, Before thr Guc,t.

Were You eve" guest in Il pleasant home
whcre everything seemed 10 speak love and
!aW hnd-orter, and some morning happen down
a iittiT "ariirr hnn usual, sitting down in N.c
I" tie conN crsat!on Which noatcCi in upon Your
unwilling ears ~
Were YOU ever tn" hostess under these cir
'ulhSianc"S. Whcn YOU had been obi & ed 20 chiJc
The children from ASA to Iachariah ana YOU
family up and OUT OF the way that you had 10;
unSaid" "
TO be sure. there arc trying times in all we'll
regulated families but Of al, lines try 10 kcrp
your ttmptr when there arc guests.
FIRST Of all. no guest wishes TO be the cause
OF trouble and confusion. ana hcurinp surh
heated and smappy whcwinr around. such
,JnckinH up here and 'knock -down-und-
drag-out' there. uneasy wonder grows about
thc true cordially Of the spoken welcome
II YOU want TO Keep your guests comfort table
so casy--copyriSht 1920 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
ADDS BILLION TO RECEIPTS
Work OF Expert Accountants Uncover
Grcut Number of Errors In
Tax Returns.
I BY As.ociated PROSE. ]


WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.--Col!cction
Of at lcnst Sl.000.o00.000 additional IN :
come and war profits taxes Is expected
by internal revenue officials to result
from an nudit Of the consolidated re :
turns OF affiliated corporations. Seven
hundred expert accountants and G0u
clerks Will be employed.
Funds for pcrfccting the accounting
organization are provided in the legis-
,ation appropriation bill now before the
House. Revenue officials say no fraud
Is Involved: that ii is simply Il case OF
errors In calculations.
Already zoo OF the 1850 returns OF
this class have been audited and SHOW
additional taXcs'of SIl,G0d.O00, leading.
the revenue collecting officials TO he
licvc that their estimate OF at least
$1,000. 100000 Is conservative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
TWO SCALDED TO DEATH
IN NAVAL CRAFT EXPLOSION
Two Other Members Of Destruycr
khty's Crew Arc Seriously
burned.
Lhy A.socls,ed rre...l

SAN DIEGO, CAT. Feb. 2a-Two
others so badly burned II was ncccs.
snry TO remove them 10 n hospital when
n steam pipe on the United Statcs de-
htro!cr Kitty burst while tho vessel
VAS on speed run near San Diego
Tuesday.
Clarence l.. Lambeth, chief ma.
chinist'H mate. nnd Clarence Joseph
Lanzcll. niach!nis;'s mate. second class
arc tho dead
hdolph Nnezch ana r. l.. Carroll
wcrc burned severely and were taken
TO the naval hospital ut Bnlboa PARK
hs soon as tho destroyer locked
lnn explosion occurred while the
Kitty was. running under forced draft,
IL was said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24

about that Little Farm we've got, We went
down there the other day to look over pros
poets for the 80 crop. II was changed. The
hcanpolcs were frozen solid The trees were
crystal and glazed with ice. When the cold
Northwest wind swept over the hi! i'll from. OF
tho house these frozen branches cratalIcd and
spit like u thonsnnd chestnut logs on a hot ire
The lawn, the slopes. the cullies up the mead
oW. the sides Of the wooded Elens were solid
ice. We couldn't walk, SO we put on skates
ami skoi. Skot is right
our tools were rusty ana dull and il looked
like hard months work getting started in
March Sixteen acres OF winter. We dug no
post holes: We planted posicS we amblcd
right out OF there and got back to the steam
heated fiat. Winter tho farm has It's d!sad-
rantases, and I've didn't stop 10 lis; them
lut o BOY! when the Spring breaks and the
Hooters come through and the trees start bud
ding. It's going to lie hard job TO hold us down
We've got the fever and every day is :, year.
Sign in Grocery.
We Have
Fresh Laid Eggs
Storage
Eggs
Water Glass Eggs
Eggs
SIC to soc Today Only.