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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
MAJOR HETRICk KILLED
IN EISTAkE FOR ANOTHER
bciic'ed slayer Intended 10 shoot
ardnastcr. Who Lived
Next Door.

NEW ORLEANS. Ian. a.-Majcr i,a--
old ;. il"trick. un!t.d states Ir,n.
engineer. vas shot and fatally wound
go "A, his homo hc:e New Y.;tr's Nigh.
tarnuSh mistake. according 10 the 20
i!sG d.pa:tEcnt here.
o. me houses .! Major Iictr:cI. @oes
,"heft Siree': aud u Thomas johnson.
!af1!naste- o. tho Illinois Cc.ira! lsa:!.
toae. 2u2s Robert Street.
Mrs. Jennie Graz, !notuc--in-!aw OF
lne murdered officer. said that when
81" opened the door after the bell vas
;aaS, n" man nilo KILLED Major u.t
FiGh asked for MIR. Johnson"
n" man iuahcd into Nc nous. md
~ tue presence Of Mrs !etrick ba-
mother and the army officers father.
i"'oEdinE :" IN: police. shot ,hr
major. who fought the im.rude. ba re- :
nahd"d uat!l he WAS Shot the second
t me. lne major died IN !, hospital
Tho police theory IS that a ais
citi sed cmp!oye: ~ ;le railroad
ought to k!il Johnson and throu.h
me likeness Of the two liouscs ana the
confusion Of the two numbers n. night.
"mt,ernd tae wrong building. No arrcs;
Aal been made tonight.
The funeral or Major lIctricll vii,
oe h"id al Arlington Cemetery, and his
widow and an army officer LEFT here
ton.Gnl with the body.
MAYOR ie;rick WAS :, West Point
graduate and had charge o: AIissiasippi
ts!Nc: engineers in tlis district,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
A Daily Once-Over
Talk before Your ChiIdren:

Parents, what is the general trend OF your
conversation about your table and your tireSidc >
DO you make practice OF conversng abou,
the latest scandal in town:
L,a sou censure your neishbors, seldom men
,ioning anything good OF them:
DO you have frequent QuarieiS, USING lang
uaSc child should never hear?
Are you not aware that you are planting some
mighty bt'l seed In the minds OF your children ?
:. How much better for their happncss, well
years, If you should indulge in pleasant ana
complimentary discourse about those around
you.
You need not condonc what is wrong by being
charitable in your remarks.
Don't you think thus you might insti!l in
your children better and cleaner opinion o.
mankind. at the same time securing more re-
spect for yourself?
You should remember that the influence which
YOU throw around your children is going o
nave good or bad after.effect on their lives.
What IS the matter with your home tho
present time?--Copyrisht. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
ESCHEW BLANKET SIGNATURE
UNLESS AMERICA APPROVES
Peace Conference Ne Longer VIII Sign
"Aiiied md Associated Powers
to Notes.
tEy U..ver.sl se-vic. !

'AE.S, Jan. 5.-Iicreucter no note.
win bc sent on. b: the supreme coun-
allied and associated powers ualcss
slch notes have been expressly an
proved = The United States .ovc-i-
Tue council has been In the habit
D; signia: all it's notes in that man
ncr, dcep.tc the fact that America l..
u" longer "a tuli-nedgcd rnembe. ..
that body Anbas sador Wallace. wA,.
- Z sort o. liatson officer between ;'.c
council and The Washinaton povcrn-
n!cni. officially requested that this
custom ljc abandoned. since sucM
Signature carried tho Inference ,ne
United states had approved the con
coded 70 the request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Concerning the British loan

lie country was astounded few days ago
upon reading the widely printed state
mcnt that tho actual mission OF Eiscoun,
Grey, special British ambassador 10 rho
United States. was to raise a loan of sl3
ooo,0Oo,0OO for the rehabilitation OF Great
Britain and other allied nations and tina, tbn
distinguished Brltisher was leaving American
shores with the assurance that he would GO,
the money
ihoSe iolks who were credulous enough
TO believe this yarn began TO wonder whore
all TINS money is to come from; how il ia
TO be raised what additional taxation must
DC borne or additional bonds must be mr.
chasca' and what administrative Official OF
me government had a right to pledge the
nation TO such financial scheme Natn
raily' there was much grave misgiving on
the part Of these people who accepted at full
iace value all that they had read on IN.
subject
Happily, however, the story Is unfounded
Lord Grey himself has said>as much but in
polite and diplomatic language Secretary
Lansing WHO might be expected 10 use the
same poilte terms in discussing an interna-
tohai ahair, failed to do so, however brand
ing the report as the product Of intellectual
dcgencracy or softcning OF the brain" lie
a0ds mat Lord Grey during the whole or
the iatters stay in Washington never smoke
word about further loan {, Great Britain
10 show how ridiculous this statement must
appear Mr.. Lansing points out that Willie
TIE special ambassador was ell route home
"i'h the supposed loan agreement safely
tucked away in his inside pocket Sir GEORGE
raish. representing British financial and in
duslriai interests, and England's foremost
Ahallciai expert, WAS arriving in tho United
states WITH Il view OF discussing the inter
national situation with American bankers
looking toward 4 private loan whci, would
stabilize foreign exchange If Lord Grcy al
ready had negotiated the fictitious loan. the
secretary added, then the mission Of Sir
George must be the result of wirc-crossine
somewhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Paying Your Income Tax
Some Fscts You Should Know.
No, 2.

Twen.y ,housand nersons last year n,i1
nne OF s., each for failure to fie an income in
VAR Vas no; iaxahIe 81 ."'ti i"oouc ioi li'&'
Tho revenue 40, n.ov;des an exo,,n,;o,, =,
nnu for .npr n.rsons nm for 49,, ~ 1T III
persons ana leads OF families. and an ma add
pendent anon The ;aSoayer ir sncbP ncraan &c i
under IS ar ilcanobfc NJ etIf ennna ~ 'or tn
uclinur.ptr, iaS, v,..r ,,ore,,,, ,.i,n,,
CONE exacjiy eqiaied The amount Of th" eH
o,ntis.ns 40, ubn rnn,,.rna - 81 M
tlrrcfotc TO iic r"t,,rn ca md ~ unneccSsarH,
income ,Gas nGnaNallo hecansn of dcnsn Smo
and who v.r. ndnr ,;,nIi.r VI T a ~;
PRESTON similar MISTAKEN ''"-
of ooo MIS- supporine siser For ne whnm he
was allowed m exemption o. 5000. p,;Sin.. HE;
ne did not Mo iH:urn Wien bis d i's
was III .rcyc-cl ,;,rnnrj, n.,s
cmroyrr who Is reGhjro4 re- n nen ny ms
al 0eu or more TO enc, rnnnvve, p' ~ IN
tined sE ~t' N.''t'io!et' nc "aS
no avoid ncnar,v cvnr,. .,o,.., ,,>.o ,.,
for ,hr iYsi year ,n,.l,,,, "iiose ii,Io PLY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
CUT s6APA FLOW CLAIMS
ALLIES REACH AGREEMENT
WITH GERMAN AGENTS
supreme Council Tentatively Set.
VERSAILLES Treaty.
10y Associated Ptcs:.l


PARIS. Jan. 5.--Thc sunro,,o x.o,,,.
etl mas tentatively SGT January 10 for
.nH ,,,d r.'liication OF the treaty OF ver.
Tho councils basic Tor = sc,,,ono,,
~, oi s nvcr St al Flow sinkinss was hand
and IL was announced that nn a ,ouss.
.nent had been reached with the I;er-
man delegation. ~
nmo Scapa Flow rcparations agree
cepting diminution of I25.ooo tom
raj o" o SHs a9Hyoo tons Of naval mate
possibility of surrcnderIns .h ne , ON
n natn,o6 81 III iginaiiy demanded. and also
the allies. -
fixed 2Io.0D0 tons az final To tiie III
German delegates agreed "
49, Turhihh status Unchanged.
,on ne bs question wssn r, OF sommereial reia
powers after the exchange OF ratifica.
Ions OF the treaty of Versailles was,
; discussed by he council 4; the. morn.
ing session and X MAS decided t,.at the
stItGa Created by the armistice ahouid
continue until! peace was signed with
Turkey. The armieticc terms prohibit;
Louis Louchcr-. French Minister OF
hii'e,co'nstruHIna,. drew the, attention OF
Austria. whose food stocks VIII be c;s
hnusted by January a. and the pop.
nia;ion ,hon exposed 10 tho danger OF
American Help Neccssnry.
When Dc. Kari Rcnnor, the h,s-
trim Chancellor. camo 10 Paris thc
.dpienc couac.! duciuca to pu; !, CO..
tam amount OF food IL tho disposal ~
AuStr.. Tor urgent need. bu, France
ita!y and England. be!nE Unable. il,
IS stated. 10 advance the ncccgsa-v
crodit IN dollars for the purchasr o.
these focdstuns In America, .i,c
American government has been asisea
10 agree 70 this advance Up 20 Tho,
present IL mas not made known its =.
ply end consequently ii has no: hcc.i
poMsih!c 20 deliver tho foodst,lfts.
III: supreme council decided .oda.-
70 the United states for the credits
necessary for tho -cyictual!ass 6. .Nu.-
tr.t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
RETAIN BEST FEATURES
CONTINUE CERTAIN CHANGES
WHEN RObDS ARE RETURNED
Every Effort to lie Mnde to Avoid I.iti-
SntiOn nnd Make Final Settle
ment Prompt and Fair.
fBy Associated P.cs*.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. a.-Somc Of tho
changes In rait!oad operation adopted
troll VIII he continued after the ronsl.,
3ie returned 10 private operation on
way ETScmt!vcs. \; meetings now be-
inS hcld IN Washington, IS carefully
S:;Snsidcr'2S al ot the changes, and
announced today taut the Following
ALREADY had been agreed upon:
ndop,d,on OF rule for. the d:s,ribu-
continuation Of tnc system OF opcr-
2tinS statistics established by tho rail-
road administration
Continuation Of the prcSco. method
o. collecting transportation charges.
Nc-Iistablish Agencies.
Tie various companies" Mr.. cay
ley SAID are engaged in arranging
nation and assistance az shippers in
outing and tracing shipments.
The companies throu n this asso-
government on tho int.rnictttioo az
TIC Fe3erai c"ntro! act. and or the
"tandard eontract between III" gov
tfnihGn, and tho companies. Every a.
Tort VIII DO made 10 avoid litig ition
4no make lnal settlement prompt and
Careful cons Iteration is bong given
TO III" need TOR additional nu,iipmnn.
ana every possible effort win hc mad.
the companies 10 provide such
Cmylcr Discusses Essentials.
NJ 1uy!.r discussed means which
me best p"ssip!. service These vs
s'nnA'S were enumerated "a follows:
h, ry.'o" wi, Il .hs s ss.S42 l body
studying the :ranspor,ation needs 81
ne county. and ~ advising Congress-
;ec ~ 10 these requirements.
Snlhc."at national control Over -atcs
- rv.%g,r. discrimination ana Unfair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
HEAR POSTAL EMPLOYEES
Congressional CommissiOn Conclude
New Orleans sitting and Leaves
for Memphis.
tEv Assnr,atnd e. i

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. j.-rhc iolut
commission OF the United States Con
gross to investigate the sala lies OF
postal employees. held Il hearing hero
today and let tonight for Memphis. to
hold a one day hearing there tomor-
row. Senator Edward j. Gaa. OF Louis :
lana. is acting chairman Of tho com ;
mission and presided.
Other members OF the commission,
here were senator George H. Moses.
New HAMPSHIRE; Consressmcn Iaivcr
:%oencrSon, Minnesota, and Thomas; M.
Bell Georgia. REPRESENTATIVES, of sin
branches OF employees were heard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
"ThNt" Mean. "You.v

When will They stop this awful prof
tccr!ng?
Wien w,ll They jail the rent hogs
not ieT?
When next rou hear this plant, ga.
rather drmly---
have = snneakins notion that They
means you.
Whcn viii They stop this dope ana
liquor traffic?
When VIII They get officials that
Will do
The things they promised 10 before
election:
rat the blame where 1t belongs
for Th.y means You
When will They Gus. the alien Wont
Workers?
The radicals and Bo!shevists toor
ErowlinS. yowling,
Don't forget, to rcme,nhe: that They
means You!
Maude Moore, in Seattle I,3st.In.
tolligenccr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
News OF Fifty Years Age

\ destructive sr,c yesterday in the whole
amounting to $15o,00e
The city is now delivering thy ,ickeD IL great
COLI anap is very hard people Who arc not
able II buy fuel.
General Candy yesterday pcrcmptorily re-
moved Samuel Freeman, superintendent OF pub-
lie buildings ana appointed walter c. New
berry.
shoekoe Itiii l.ite1.:y Society has elected and
duly installed the loowing officers for the en-
suing year: George ID. Wise. president: r. ".
Dunior and y. 7. stratton. Wee prcsidcnts;
Charles j. Anderson, recording sccrctary Alfred
Grey. eorresp"ndinIf ,secretary; Charles y
uem; Il. N. Levelle. aseistant editor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
keyboard Touches
Dinners Tint Dine nnd Dinners Tint Don't.
Bf FRANK IL. IIls0pi<S

>, pinn.ra where there arc guests ,vhc,he~ in
the nom" or Al the club eiIorld H., ,:crvcd m
,uGh I NY as to MAKE The iavicd feel in lcav-
ing illat lie VIII come again ii ne il asked The
most o. hostess who sends out invita;ioiis on
me same p: incinlc IS thu; which governed mo
itGA man VINO gave 4 ic.tt --lut. nj ionel ia .nn
Test bidding for guests indiscriInina.Siv
Mou!n 20 Wc!l 20 dino a4onc. Next 10 lending
money chat IL never repaid, there is nniIi NJ.
maj VIII 70 quIc!sly brcai. iip bonhomln;o M =:
Gunner mat is Il failure. As The ib"st laid r,Ia MS
4i micc and men gang aft aa!cy. Il we'll p,annnG
thinner frequently brings on z double !: flcto,, =.
mental and physical Indigestion If ii b,nunc;
IS a failure, tho cher has 10 bca, the bl,In.'
home COOK VINO spells tho broth Il never. CON
dom;ltd And host md hostess WHO mi
GUESTS. inviting al sorts. may give 1t IIrr div :
n"ra. bu, never to the same reoplc i, ~,
nome dinners. where there arc guests I, Il ~
i'ctEd ny III present tnat there viii lie in ;hc
course ana between cUurScs, Agreeable stories
NothinG leaves better taste cspcciaily III IN,
thc'do'c y picpoS. ~ Is moi given 10 ali men.
rarel% ever 70 any WUmaA---to know how is
ten !. st"iy. l!ie mos. Surccssfu! in that line
arc born rnconicurs. isUtiiv al dinners o., :,
story suggest! anoil," TO dovc;aii a;oriee a
tho nome dinn"', o. aN! thinner. Is an art /, H.
not only art, hui IL IA genius to Know how Ia
work IN story hat is tho antithcsis OF thc ono
prcrcdinE y. ne 'nau who doesn't know how
TO do tins and better look % and saw no, him
one OF tnc most nhd"rSirablc persons O a homo
dinner Is lnc VINO acts If he had been iii, 81
70 90 III 'ne Itain!nS \ man OF this type nm :
less he IL y ljcpew. Will throw !, wet blank q;
eyer !! trnc iunci Sicit q man makes others feel
like looking Tor tNc.r hats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Criticize, N,'fl,on.. ,r,,,,.

- .de ,.a!'"r Of The TIMES Dispatch.
;. Si.'-It Is q amusing. capcr 10 SEQ Mr. pu-.a3
~ 81 .AntetlnS ana caracolinI into the 20
.i.yal arena, seated on his captiouS, broncho To
, $50 :npd al our beloved and dissinsu She'd
May aa< upon wha. spccia, brain eaoa lao
Gu" GU; S..tls ptni feeding. that NC prcsulcs 20
'.i't.' ,|H' W itSoi VINO mas the :id,,!-a :
oJ i, ct he diplomats of Europe?
..i.i;i ;,i5 %,oar-cut acumen and parliamentary
-. ~, ne mas paced America upon pedestal
ld S.'n ;s $ 81 is,a brilliant s, TO he civil
s.,r;;'i,cei his life for tho pence Of The wori1
III; ,ti,,s rs NE :.S on his sick bed a the Whit.
,',t'.'. ne reminds the writer Of tho Lion r
huot'm' hteSnriGai OF the swiss euard. Whiie
enuHic TOR the peace of the world -" -
10 hl'on YOU old coi.:ridc in tho Confederate
% 1850 - ""t suggest that hereafter whom dis
,,"s.u 10 Use your iac!l. pen, let Il H., in i
,',a r' IauI - man making gratwitous nings at
,,ti, iliII,IP u. BROWN SH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
COOLIDGE Elk. ..EEccSS SELF
on OFFICE OF PRESIDENT
should Come tn 4 Man Not or Wis
Own Seeking. hut ms n
Great Duty.
'EY Universal Service.

BOSTON. Jan. 5.--"I do not fee, tia.
any man should regard himself us
FIRES idcn.. - il comes 10 amy man. .t
should come not OF his own seeking
but as = great duty 10 be met with 4
knowledge and faith that when duties
are sent. powers are son: 20 enable
their discharge."
Governor Coolidge denied IL cno
above words today that the action Of
James y. Reynolds iiauguratins i.
campaign Tor Coolidge'a .om!nntiou
for the presidency could be Interpreted
IS personal announcements Of his
can1idacv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
\ noardins House AFFAIR.
M HENRY EDWARD WARNER

n boarding House Affair.
IN hutnolo theme shall tease the Muse to sim.
its fame IN verse
Ana turn this little scribbling free among 50
many worse
me tale concerns the tenor who oxtols the
Ma! Earets
To whom he oycry morning brings . h,,c, =,
violcts,
And that deep bass who raucous rcars when
early birds would sleep.
ihat ancient song of cradles incidental, TO the
And Mabel. fair stonos -a phor--o Mapel..-who
worried so
About tho several kinds OF loves that movie
people know.
|, is a Simple sor. OF tale; 1, really ISM, worth
The agony OF authorship that gives the story
birth;
And yet !. o fudge: Lots let i,
so: I; isn't half bad
rs Other yarns we've fosterca. nor IS other
dreams we've had!
It's simply this: For seven years these twain
had made be,
On who By force Of melody should capture
Margaret.
And in the boarding house yrlep, Maisson dc
SuiSGicf-itz.
These patrons OF the Oivmpian arts had sproIv
tried their wits.
Each day by the schedule .ixad fornins, Tho
hash. they eani5
Until the roof Of SniEsictritz with mighty
music rang
And Margaret, the much desired ea, IN nor
chair, contcn,
To listen to the vario,,s tones 10 ,vb;ch no
twain gave vent
One night she scared with vip!ets onn ,,.-,,.
dove deep In
Nor seemed find her ch;efcet mind amid ,,e
OF whcezo:
And when the songs were over, to ho- :,tt,
she would cYccp
And pull the petals r.cn, a rose then Sigh b.,
self TO sleep.
Has eve. girl been in wh,-l oe doubt abou,
her heart,
And worked her nerves to trazz,es ,,,,i,,
roses all apart,
Who did not tire o: her desire: TOO
much "a much too much,
And when a girl muet worry so, why bother
with tho Dutch?
or which have TO say. as 70 the WHOM, sDe
last preferred
She loft tha: musical boarding house w!.hom.
parting word
She'd found RICH; good fellow and >, ,,y,
she heard tho call
And tied her fortunes 10 . C:io,s who cou,s,
sing at all.
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thought
III ain de high O. Twin da, keen mon
sneSsin' said Charcoal Eth ruminatively
llt" dc naoit o Wimnen ilGur;n' cf'n :, man
got . job he ought L be WORT million ary
hos" Ia: pickle, Mistah Jackson"
Las; year 1,o.e than 100000 Bibles w,r,
bought and distributed in the United states
oogsonc II. why couldn't some OF us ,nodcr,
fc!icrs Hike Rex Beach have written .ua,
Book,
Business.
Sign in undertaker's shop:
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING;
HAS NOTHING ON Us.
$50 Cashets Now Quoted at SIPS.
Get Your Order
in Before
THEY GO HIGHER:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

For the first time in the history OF the
Tomhs' Magistrate Court, New York City,
New Years Day passed without a case of
intoNication. The World offers this explana-
ton: In part this is accounted for by the
faci that drunkenness was more easily
bought uptown. where it was common
enough" However, i, cites q sravor reason
By Police Sergeant Nassau: Your Honor
ii1toxication cases don't come here any more;
they go direct 10 the morgue"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

Only about two weeks until the French
presidential election will occur, yet there is
no pronounced sentiment III support OF any
candidacy, other than general desire to
elevate Premier C!emenceau TO the position,
and the Tiger continues 10 maintain 81
fence as 10 whether lie would accept the
office, If elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1879.

New, Year resolutions, nc doubt have
been amply safeguarded by suitable ''reser-
va;ions, in view OF the fact that the con
stitutiohality' Of the Federal prohibition
amendment is being contested by Rhode Is
land before the United States Supreme Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

The securities market mas developed re-
Moved, strength since the beginning Of the
new year. Even Liberty bonds show SUBJ
stantial advance. The reason is easy TO ex-
pla security holders who unioadcd in De-
cember to beat the income tax are now in
the market to repurchase their holdings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

IN the news OF Fifty Years Ago in satur-
day issue OF The Times Dispatch there an
peafed an item TO the effect that in o coach
on theeGhesapeake and OHIO Ralroad com
ing 10 Rchmond, gentleman extended =
general inviation to the passengers r. take
= drink. There were thirteen men in Tho
car, apparently between the ages Of 81 and
ao-all- Nirginians OF the thirteen. only
one ACCEPTED the sentemanly invitation. II
would be OF interest as showing the progress
OF personal abstinence 10 know how such
an offer would be received Ii made 10 a like
mum Der OF travellers at the present time
uader assurance rs 20 the purity OF the
liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

iased on proud Democratic traditions. the
Jackson Day dinner will be the basis of fond
great expectations; but perhaps there viii ms
FEWER memories Of what the day means taan
hopes Of what it may bring forth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

and in the light of recent experience the con-
sensus OF public opinion is that they will be
solved more satisfactorily under private man.
agement than they could be by Washington
politicians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
clyde n. I,ney Eutcrs Congress.

''-N'"rI Nv ] V.N' Jan. D.--CIydC II.
tioeE: mcmDcr-cicct from the Ninth
District, North Carolina, was sworn il
- ncmhcr today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name and aadres, Of
the writer. Name 0lu NOR hr ,rn,'.,n., y" ".
writer requests. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

Another epidemic OF infantile paralysis is
predicted by the doctors. 1t seems to have
'onhd Its first victim in the Labor party, or
ganizcd at Chicago two months ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

Indications nov arc that the House who
mas oeen so much on the front pages is
headed for the ITO Let" column
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

Former President Taft explains his views
on treaty ratification as follows: Il am in
favor OF the ratification Of the treaty with
out any reservation at ALL but am also
III favor Of 1t With the fourteen reservations.
] want the league, reservations or no rescr-
vations, and | do not want it obstructcd by
remedial differences" If the Senators and
the. President were as agreeable there would
De no question about putting il through For
an aii-around harmonizer to get somewhere.
the ex-President is entitled To the palm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

At the rate the Labor party is gaining in
British politics control OF the government,
will soon pass into INC hatIds of tina, party.
In recent hy-elections for members OF Par
lament the Labor candidates have been sue
cessful. Indeed British statesmen regard
the sNuatlon 50 oinnous that there is n
likelihood of the old parties ef1cctng a work
ING arrangement by which questions which
would he likely to result in a dissolution of
Parliament and an appeal to the electorate
VIII be prevented from coming to a vote. or
IL that. stage is reached. will hold the dis
cordant elements together in a vote OF con-
idence-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

After all, the new decade doesn't find us
with much sign OF dccadcnco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

TfL.d'iiOSf.: ftamuulph l..
l'rnatC Dranch LActnin ge
coanc. ting with nIi depart
fntsIttS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

lsRN>(u OFFICES: Wash
inston liio Scw York Ave-
nue.: Sew tuik CITY. Fifth
Avenue butiuiIc, thi>aIu.
fcupic'. Gas building /;
t'nla..ciptiia. GOLDMAN lru.
DuIiuin..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

Business.
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