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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
.LEAKE MAY Be MANAGER
OF T!CKER'S CAMPAIGN
Chief of Governors Staff May
Direct Race Of Southwest Man
for Governor.

Colonel ravid Lcakc. chief OF STAFF
to Governor Westmoreland DAVIS.
may man.e" the campaign OF Harry
St. Gcors, Tucker. OF Lexington. for
the Democratic nomination Tor Gov
ernor in the primary of 1921.
1t is very probable that VIII I'M
dertake thc management OF Mr..
fuckers cAmpaiSn." Colonel l.cakc
said yesterday, though there Is
nothing absolutely definite about ii
yet Some time Will claps" before
very active preparations for the
struggle will be IN progress.
Colonel Leakc has hccu successful
In the past rs Il campaign manager.
having had charge in 1917 Of the
forces who We're working for the
nomination of Wcstmorcland Davis
over J. Taylor Ellyson and John Gar
land Pollard.
Mr.. Tucker probably Will open
the national campaign has somewhat
subsidized. lie already has been in
various sections of the state. feeling
out the attitude of voters towards his
candidacy for the Subc-natcrial NOM
nation, and friends have been active
ly engaged n presenting his quail
fiCationS 10 the voters
Though several other names haze
been mentioned in connection with
the race, there are rs Yet only two
avoWcd canl!datcS--Mr. Tucker and
Lieutenant Governor l.. Frank Buc
hanan. Bo:h o. them are held in
highest esteem by Democrats az the
State. and the campaign bids fair to
be one of most interesting NIrS MA
has seen In yaarS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
PARRISH WILL REPORT
ON BOAT LINE QUESTION
Meeting Tonight In Chamber of
Commerce Auditorium to Dis
CuNS james River Situntinn

j; Scott Parrish. chairman of the
Richmond Chamber of Commences
Tr,iie Committees. viii present infor-
nation collected In New York last
week In regard to II boat line be-
tween Richmond and New York nj
the meeting or the committees To-
night In the auditorium OF the Cham
Der at S:l5 o'clock The purpose Of
the meeting Is to discuss the cstab-
ltshmcnt of permanent line to re-
l:cvc unsatisfactory conditions due to
the discontinuancc of service by the
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Mayor Ainsiic. members of the
Council Committee on Dock, Water.
River and IIarbor. members OF the
state Corporation Commission and
other state officials have been In
vitcd TO attend. Invitations were
also sent to representatives OF Nor
folk. Newport News and Petersburg
the presidents of Richmond banks
and directors OF the large industrial
establishments.
Field Agent Bailey. OF the National
Rivers and llarborS Congress-, liz rX-
pcctcd to make II talk. The employ
mcnt of an expert TO make n careful
study and survey of the transporta-
ton needs Of Richmond Is expected
{" he recommended al the meeting.
The meeting is a public one. and
many persons Interested in shipping
are expected to he present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
COMMUNITY RECREATION
DRIVE TOTAL NOW $4,000
Negroes Raise S2,425 for Work OF
Association, While School Chill
tircn Contribute $500.

More than $4,000 OF the $4,000
asked by che Community Recreation
Association here to carry on recrca-
ton work this year has already been
subscribed. according to the report of
team captains and workers engaged
In the drive now in progress ut a din
ncr Of the workers yesterday.
Although the $4,000 represents
less than ouc-third OF the amount
asked and although there are only
three more full days for the drive to
progress. officials OF the organization
were confident last night that the
sum needed would be raised.
Many OF the team captains did not
attend the monday luncheon of the
workers yesterday and consequently
only $1,000 was reported during tho
day. colored residents have con
tributed Sc.+25 OF the total, while
school children Lave given more than
c. =. Cadet, president of the asso-
citation. made II brief talk outlining
the objects of the organization mt the
the NECESSITY of operation be-
tween the workers 10 put the drive
over the top in the allotted time He
also said that recrcatioual activities
must be maintained here if Hichro nd
is to keep her place among the lead
ing cities Of the country.
Practically every section of the city
is being covered by the soliciting
teams and committees from prominent
aiding in the drive.
j. Scott Parrish, campaign chair
man. made public last nigh; the in
dorscmcnt of community service hy
the International Association of Ro-
tary Clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Fellowship League Idea will hold
ceatrn g. e ot sand SSd seR RssrIIlnmcnt
, tenth and Porter, tomorrow nirh, n. ' s
s shs ht Sn,anF E5s
81 -, Ii; 4; .. f.; last night at social sea-
ginning OF the activtiss OF The odE ns n SS
ger the regime OF It's new officers.
The sevessS M IN Can
"a Hna S i HpsSs pd 9peninx Of tho school
returning to Washington last nisnt.
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. president OF
richmond Chapter. U. d. t.. announced
last night postponemcnt OF tho annual
tea and historical evening. which were
TO have been held April D. on account OF
closing OF Lee Camp Hall.
Dr. Fred NJ Hodges will deliver ,op,rh,
al o'clock the second OF II series OF
m SfSfss S Sf ne Tsvs1 a, CSileEe Hall Iy
lee Of virginia. His subject viii be War
Wounds as shown by the May"
the soF sST ssr:h nloms
cation will be discussed tonight at the
oIeioek number Of the ~ i mem b. S's Of
the association arc back OF the pian. and
l large company is expected TO be formed
The awarding OF diplomas will mark
the close of the session in the John Mar
SHAH Night High School tonight in the
auditorium OF tho school at o'clock. a
large class Is expected to graduate 81:
the exercises and honors won during th,,
session will DC awarded
The eighteenth anniversary of opcchan.
cahnouIh Tribe. NO. lis. Improved Order
OF Reu Men. was celebrated last night in
The auditorium OF the Falrmoun, School
An attractive program. including musical
selections was carried out .nI refresh.
intnis were served, The committee in
charge OF the affair was CONFUSED OF I
i. ATKINS; chairman: Ford Field and
TWO petitions for bankruptcy were fled
in the United States District Court yea-
tcrday as follows: George Tuck a fore
man Of hichmond, with liabilities OF iiio
ana assets or }sO5. on which he claims
s ., len: and Wesley W. Face. An extra
Ia oman and brakeman for tho Ricnnlund
ErcGcrickshurS and Potomac Rai!wa Y
COMPANY. with liabilities OF Si3l and as,
sets OF $3.50. on which he claims ,Icr,u-
zion.
One months supply of gas oil was
contracted ;or by the city Yesterday cSo-
ccv gallons being purchased from the
Standard oil Comnany for 10 cents A
gallon. This price il /. o. b. tho plant Of
ihc company in South Richmond. ard
II vii! cost the City auproxima;..!v one
t!Ihth OF ! cen: II gallon to place II in
ne Gas Works The price on o!i has
Pas f"w months. tins being one OF the
~" hcirs which Will nrV-sSiiate bn in
crease OF - cents in the Els rate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
MARINE FUND GROWING
NirSinians Responding TO Appeal for
sister Monument in FRANCE to
Statue of Liberty

The first few days Of The drive TO
ia.sc s'.op" ~ Virginia by popula.
Inscription 70. the sister monument
Oh the Marnc Rive" ~. honor OF Inc
heroes who CAV" their lives for de-
m"crAcy. have been most success !ui.
George w. Guy. STATE chairman Of
americas Git To France Week.
stated Yesterday. The wcrf Is being
handled through th- various schools
% virginia and the civic committees
VI The state.
II Is hope! ihu. every citizen az
lr2 ma Val 90 rs b., .p~a-! ,recr-
in: III. memorial. sir. Cay sad 'Ta-
various coEWCU.tE l--=:c- and
Scf90!S q: N-~rinta a-s -2ls-- :z...
CONTRIBUTIONS ur:s-- II. E.=s 2-3
e".irl Stit! ions ms - -a5s i;.-y4r-
uond i ':g- 'ea 10 e.-.d (. 81. 49,
q! Z "tn'. pe: c..q-.gt- .yTz+- tts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
100000 ISSUE OF BONDS
TO BE fL0ATED BY CITY
P4Ezee CSEssitt~~ Approves Plan
STE1 VIII PerEit improvements
pnlIte1 Ia HucSet

~ IL. csE "a: C.a.-rzt Barton
ssss..ssss:2r -. 49, 90 -as,:ee .. ~
SsSY G-S--.2.s- -->e .z4: aga, 20 cJ.-
resa e. t=-S- .--l.+ 80. -. OK.
- W. -sS-r az va @EsE The s---.
nAsss-+1 - tItFs- 80 ss-.2G. ..--E
r~e-'3astzi-ic :-DsE3 - -.z-s- EzA 80
5rNSJ-l-. -..T 49, - AZ. .:zg
skSG4s t.--@z 5sF. .-S<-s4
~. s.s12, NJ. b. =. ~: e+...
ssSAtt-rss-+ cly-Esy-a S.1 Hs =
SkesE I.-9 : - 80 to- ts.-:y-,,.s
|x,l --SISTE-as-n s.aca H!l ~.
-&ss sr :-c-. t.s D-Ss-+da .. 80.
go sss ,k-- ~. aes f1Yt9:srzt.2- u:
kEEs FIES DSrz IN. ~. We s1.g-E
OF -aAsa3er-J,t tt.e 'AA.enpe. eo.s--a,-
t!cn Of h-!dse u. me S19ia So
sTS are engine butlc.nsE 3a.-g
Fourth StE-st. South richmond: 4
new boulevard 20 G!ntsT PAX cgr-
htructioa Of The Hos!;z-rs A.rnory
and the purchase D! land Tor parks
and se~e1s The iarges; !,ens arc
the. Chamberiayne Avenue extension
and motorization Of the Fire Depart
1tcDt. the first to cost }i7s,435, and
the latter Sl4S,0O0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
MOVIE BALL POSTPONED
Producers Unable to Spare Artists IL
Order to Take Advantage of
Cicnr Weather.

Because all big picture producing
companies, who hive been greatly
hampcred lately in productions by
tad weather have been forced to send
their stars to locations. the movie bali
at the Grays' Armory Saturday night
has been postponed The exhibitors
"f Virginia. who were sponsors for
the ball. have decided TO hold the
big frolic" IN June. when /; is pr,c-
;ically certain that many OF the IA
voritcs Will be able to come to Rich
mond.
1t has been decided. however. by
the management, to give II dance at
the armory as at first planned Satur-
day night. which will be for the bene-
fl of the Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Hugh Stockdell Machine Gum Com
pany. at which all Of the Mack SEN
rctt beauties will he present and lead
in the dancing in addition to present
ing number OF spccialtics.
Fred Starkc and the Biiou Concert
Orchestra OF fifteen pieces will pro-
vide the music for the OCCASION and
Professor Starkc has arranged a
number of novelty features which will
HaI Interest Ia the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
$4,000 GIFT TO CHURCH
Is ANNOUNCED BIZ BISHOP
Monde Memorial Eri>erE,l C~n-reEn-
tion Now Hn> Nearly $4,000 Avail
nblc for New ESiEce

Announcement Of :. -: q. 5000
10 Meade Memorial EplscJr... Church
was made b. bishop .i-:a.- Coaover
thomson. coadjutor Of southern Viz
Einia. prior 10 the Confirmation SET
vice last night in the church Tho
gift was made through the .Necu,ire
committee" OF the nation 81. cam
pa!Sn fund o. the diocese % South.
crn virginia and 5000 = year wSl,
be given over a ;hrce-year p--:oi
The fund Is avaiIab." 70. tn. build
!nE OF parish house and Suaday
schonl % the chuTch. and Is read. Tor
Immediate use.
approximately $4,000 is ay.ila..ie
Tor the erection @. tho church alone.
and al;oeethe- The church has almost
Sic."oV. Or onc-haI o: the required
sum ,or N" erection ~ ,ho plant
" definite plans have bcen mad, :o:
me building except ;haf !; VII! Ne
tDG'a - between Thirteenth and -Four
't"H'h -. i'n-trT Street, On property
o'. d. che church
Ten -ca aGd zen women Were con-
-f 8-s"op Thomson last night.
80 age epa..-= et.oa attended
- sS-N.rF Rev. Thomas Se.a.ncs Is
'o' - fFr Parish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Will DISCUSS NEW BRIDGE
South.Idr Iiri,,p. 10 J:kr IN I.-
cation ut frop"l.G structure
trro.. James

600 .prg Wa aa5 ;ial=a'e
re FD'. },is5 - mr-, a'ri1,.
..EHi ~ Jr.rs-- ~ -. .s-.C-e
iuc.g- High si9o. ~ ,.c- -.Gr
.pc-t.Cr sn! III. mo rssL Hr.g..a
scroSh IN, jarses i.ign- ss... ffa:
~" npridcra and southern session. ~
EicanDuJ
np"H 1T meeting he'd some '..f.e
ago ~ the courtroom .. uurt.g&1
Court, Par; II. ~Ac-e /; T.s d." -:
mined :" ask the authorities gu-
bridge. The location Of tho DfCuDe"!
structure w-s not discussed B.rat...
citizens present w"rc or the opl'l.yr
thW !arH"r meeting should take -,
:h!s question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
NIELSEN STARTS FOR EUROPE
& TO BRING U. S. DEAD HOME
Ricnmond Undertaken VIII Supervise
~ DISAGREEMENT of Thousands
49, =. Ut INdIes

Raymond z. Nielsen. OF Richmond.
Will sail from New York today Tor
England with the other members OF
the United States Graves Registra-
ton Bureau. 10 which he was APP
pointed some lime ago. as supervisor
OF -embalminE OF soldier dead to bc
returned 10 America. He left Rich
noHd Monday for New York by oiii-
Scores of REQUESTS by letter and
tolegraph have been made OF MIR.
Nielsen by relatives OF soldiers who
nrez buried overseas 10 send photos
of the graves before the bodies are
s dtstntered for removal home Many
Of The requests are pathetic and give
bits OF personal history OF the sol
diere.
Mr.. Nielsen will go as a civilian
ana VIII not be required 20 don a
uniform. The first years work %!
removing American dead from over
seas Will be done in England it is
said. after which the work OF remov
lbs the dead from the war zone in
france VIII start.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Credit Mems Annexation. 1i15
o'clock, tuslncss Mems Club.
Dr. Hodges. Medical College Of
Virginia. mt College Hall. 3 O'Clock.
Lyric-Vnudeviile, 3, 7.45. D,3O.
Observation-Disclosures w. Newport
News boulevard Field. 4,IO.
City Council Committee on
Streets, City Hall, s o'clock.
New York haet line discussion,
Chamber of Commerce, S,I5.
Richmond Community Chorus re-
hear"ai, Seventh Street Christian
Church Annex, S.15. 49, @
$3.50.
commencement exerclsca, Rich
mond Night School, John Marshall
High School Auditorium, $ O'Clock.
PnEennt of the Dwarfed Pine,
Northampton College, S,3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
SICK, AGED AND NEEDY
RECEIVE SUGAR At COST
Committee Sells 500 Pounds mt 10
Ccnts-Merclant Arrested for
Hoar{linC.

Women working under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. ]. Tyler Jobson dis
tsihu;cd 500 pounds OF sugar from
the o,iec o. Commemorative At
,orncy Wise 10 the sick. aged and
needy or the city yesterday at the
rock huttom price OF J.? cents Der
pound; That the committees egorts
wsSe badly needed was demonstrated
estoTe The sale began. a long line
81 waite aud colorcd persons having
formed in the corridor before tho
H'$i detail reported for duty.
charitable. the people who bought Tho
sugar were as grateful as if some
lSinE MAS being given them. The
nece<Ssiy Tor Obtaining supply OF
selling i only 10 those who really
needed II. either by reason OF ad-
vanced age. illness or for infants.
%Rs Tsai W by commemorative
sHficisEt number OF women volun-
teerec 20 10 the work as soon as the
Ga. Mas made public.
the ale: .; pr.raiion which filed
ttn iaS were really pitfful and n
-rLe.Ltirr g many OF them who did
NOS reli::e che extern, 20 which some
people are feeling The shortage In
situations fpc orphans. old folks ,r
N" Sex we're given preference and
aIe-nF tArse quantity. Fifty pounds
sti'aei"n<: soldiers Homo. Little SIS
ters Of the Poor, Methodist Or
phanaSs. NiSuuic Or7hauase: Me;ho-
list An PRESBYTERIAN pid Ladies'
rome. - GaC.S old Ladies' Home.
!,,; s'1c:s Cor Aged Women.
FNeAt$ ~ pounds waS sold 10 each
- Tie tcs-owsuE Founding Hospital.
Ch-ii-er'> Home society in HiEltlani
E,i-it 11c CGili-sa'S Home Society on
.f--cr ;. I'LL = t5utS churc.. Home
Ffh C>s.:-ScS Esc:uc Society. whic.,
S2-s< ;Hc e.S1iE-oae homeless waits.
- E .; ;hree pounds when
ire --s- ?: :ss sugar was sold TO
---' =: : :-S- one o. TWO pounds
N-zE &--HHeE s-cE home, according
- - ENSS~ necessity. Merchants
49, -S'r -cE sac Possible are r.
80 - - ---T Is Cream Com
-L-r- -EEE gJtc--i - pounds. loo
--1-S a.. its s's---s respectively,
:; - 5s.',s2, 8. - e2-,,a.;tce
NJ H-y~t- 7--szE last nich;
-; 1-s-et- So S--. - neil! on
E.:e tE% cs---;:!. - finishing
N&x : CA.1L- 5-ys-gs:a- Q: a
N2c-zSE-H $500. :s-I ss-@-t on
IS T'ts I'c-ss'l al
eoA-1.-- S-EI vus-.T-1- p: the
1-y.- - :: aArF = -ss IA
y. ;TS- y S:t- L-,--s.=.- him
>.c--c 49, -.is,t. men. ~ : : ZONE.
- Nor : S--.--.-i >u-i.t-
i'4Selh - fEr:L- <:at;us: tho
ares 49, - s-;, ' 1lC-s VINO
Ian. Ta= --s-,:3-: u. -=SS-. On
$500 1ail ::- t-J'-- Il - 3-c;ock
Fiesenhe.me--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION
OF PROHIBITION OFFICER
Judge Woods Frowns Upon Practice
OF Procuring Law Violations
to Trnp Victims

Judicial dislpprova, of procuring
law violations for the purpose OF en-
trapping suspects was given yesterday
IN the United States Circuit Court Of
appeals when Judge Wood handed
down decision affirming the convic-
ton of Rufus .Cleadennin, a prohibi-
ton agent. in the United states Dis
trict Court at Charleston. W. Va
Clcndennin. 1t was proved in the
lower court. sold whisky Ia a man.
expecting him to resell it. whcrcupon
nc vas arrested 70. violating, tho law
regarding n7TE'cnt of tax on liouor
IL is alleged that Clendennin made a
u lumber Ca =S.cs To the same man
In his opinion Judge Woods said
tnat there WAS no principle q! !aw
sustaining judicial power IN CON
Quoting business FOR purposes OF
ConVictinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
DOG TAXES MUST BE PAID
State Will Prosecute Those Who Fail
80 Get Lircnst> for

Warning TO dog owners 20 pay
;aNcs on thes- animals NOW. 80 as 70
svY!- prosecution for failure 20 COM
ply WIKI NO law. mas gpH" Out from
;Ee oGtrc ~ J. Nash BI.ts"l!. Com
MIS- .c1t, @: Game and Inland FISH
,r.es
'T5e.s :zzss ~o-e duc on Febru4ry
: 4-He sa:H-ns 10y. Dce:i instructed
3lr!:Es.:s o-t.8 grgD-- fH!iUI. to pag.
Ire ;&x = l,g1 0snl. WIN nnc OF
-; ltsv tasr . -.rs NOR. -ian 500.
w;1 cgs-s To- Lass provides hat =.
;sr .. 81 -y- rlals-, :,cri So, for 70
-I=l2ss .ftt b. pail - ,Ey County.
Go - EOI-s I--sE-.e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
DEBT HEARING STILL ON
FORMER tttornc!-Gcncral Anderson
TO Rcnurue Stand before Com

Major William \. Anderson. Of
Lexington, Attorney General OF Vir-
Einia when initial legal steps toward
the settlement OF the West Virginia
debt case were taken thirty years
ago, was on the witness stand last
night when Special Commits 5 onrr
Robert l.. Scot; adjourned the hear
inE of expense claims yesterday.
Randolph Harrison. OF Lynchburg
finished his testimony at noon yes
terday and Major Anderson followed.
Testimony MIL probably t1k" up
several NOR. days. IL i dccia ii.
Virginia by West NirSinia about ST.
e0".Do0 will so toward settlement OF
cNi=nses in The matter. ii Is he
Loved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
BASS TAKING ILLEGAL
Game md Fisheries Department
Warns Against Law Violations
and ~

Game wartcns throughout tho
State have been Instructed by tho
Department OF Game and Inland
Fisheries :" prosc"ut" any rcrSon.;
caught violating III" law prohibiting
the taking q! n.s$ bctvc,u March /,
and June -, catching ch"m vI'h mcis
n; any tine % the year Or taking
any bass less :hin c:-h; !ncacs ia
length.
department = alive to tr. usc of
wheels i'll It'd water Virginia II j.
alleged that these wheels are h"in.-
used on III" G.Ehs OF ,yivUi" nonlS,
Catchinr bass rom public waters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
SELL APARTMENT HOUSE
Central and Redwood buildings Fig
ure In Deals bringing Total
,,f SNI lHlO

Sale OF two apartment houses for
SaEooo was accorded yesterday in the
Chanccry Court. lbr. Page :. Lester,
owner OF the Central Apartments. To-
Gated between Franklin and Main
Streets. on tn. west side of Fourth
street. was sold TO u. NJ. Melton for
Sii.oOo. The purchaser assumes 4
deed Of trust OF Sl5.o00. accordin. to
the terms III the contract.
Sale OF tho Redwood Apartments
was the other apartment sale
recorded. Decd was transferred from
Man T.. Reuhrmund to j. i. Ncpon-
ouEh for the consideration 81 $4,000.
The property is located between
Mulberry Street and the Boulevard,
on West Grace Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
EIGHT JOIN co. B OF BLUES
Only Need Seven More Recruits be-
fore neinE Mustered Into
Federal Service.

Eight new applicants were received
at the meeting OF Company Il. Rich-
,inand Light Infantry R!uss. last
usSEt IN ths ar:nory. Only seven
more men. arc needed before the com
paay casebeyShustered into service.
4: epes sSlnpcAng Will be held Fri.
plans for the Blues celebration on
Company .Es:; Richmond Light In
faRtry Btuss53 viii hold It's regular
Grit ana meeting tonight -, Sis
Members OF Company a. Richmond
lsght Infantry Blues. are giving q
aanee Coz all members and ex-mem-
tpers OF the company in the gym
nasium Of the armory tonIrh, =;
$40 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
AMERICA IS FOR TREATY,
Ex-PREs|DENT BELIEVES
William Howard Taft Stops in
Richmond Oh Way to Hampton
Institute.
TALKS on PEACE DILEMMA
Says Veto by President III Hcsolu-
tlon Now in Congress Would
Mako His Treaty Making Burden
Moro Acute.

Veto by President Wilson ~ tae
peace resolution. when has passed
the House Of Represeniatiyss and IS
place the Sarden .: negotiating 4
peace with Germany even mere
rrutelS than before IN the rgvs dents
SHOULDERS. tormer President William
Howard TAFT declared last nigh; AZ
the Jefferson Roiai.
AFR. Ta:Ss -epiy' came N answer
te the inIniry II he lhougAt tie
President would serd nc treaty bAei,
to the senate Cor further action %
stae. part az tiat body,
You knuw ~ho has I. ion: yuu :"
Mr. Tatt r-nlioI With Innckiu Z
nave M ,doa Nn"t ~ viii do ,N;th :.
f0G Know i1'm as wcti a. I. No. yuu
Rropapi% az not. Viii ;aNa sh.,.
back. AnyhoN. ti,er., j. no ,g.i.nt.
49, "a ~. 40 Win the trautS.
Discusses SeN, P-nr,. Nave.
IL ha vetncs ste peace r.soiu Goa
aeM ocioos Consross, on elo sTouud
sastt I, x liicunat1tGt;una. because .l
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star, OF ;cu. - ISe i'AS.a- C54s:
@ Di>aEree> With Fre,ideat.
Though Mr. Tai, : ca< o: the 7,os-
Vigorous supporters IL .Arasrica .;
tbs league OF nations. ~ declare
iass night Ina; he ! unable 20 .u-xs
~, pa Ii&FneHtAEE Language ~asa =,
cent toward Article y c: tGs :rgA.
= The President has espresso: n,
beiisf that, II this part y; :as 39-u,
men. is str,Sken out or Ec--.5sG ,a-
Mr.. raft said he differs radically wti1
Mr. wilson on this point
ffhe proportion OF irrecolcIIa d. :
, With respect TO the ratification OF
those eighty Senators who would
rafiiy with or without reservations
Is, AIR. TAFT said, jus; about the at
litude of the country at large, or tho
sections OF i,.through which he has
peen. America. according to the best
estimate he can make, wants the
treaty ratthcd. and wants IL by 1,
large majority.
,Sair. Taft tod T.. Randolph IIarri-
son. OF Lynchburg. president of the
Virginia Bar Association. that he re-
yrcls his engagements will prevent
nm from accepting an invitation 10
attend the associations annual meet :
nE from May II TO -. He recalled.
ne declared, with pleasure, attending
de sessions at Hot Springs in 1905,
turing his candidacy for the prcsi-
teEcy the first time