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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
TREATY Is CONCLUDED
Soviet RusSin R~ecoEnizc. E1~thoria's
I~ndependenc md Pays 49,
OOO. 0UO Rublcn In Gold.

tI3 -NSs"tIHNtU IF"Ss-.
RENAL, Feb. 3.-The Russo-Esthon-
ian peace treat provides for full rec
ognition of -IIsthonia's independence.
The Soviet government all
sovereignty over Esthonia. and i'll the
event that Esthonia's neutrality is rec
ogniZcd internationally tho Soviet gov
is bound TO participate in thu
maintenance of that neutrality.
Both parties to tho treaty
claims TO compensation for war cx-
p~enditurcs. The treaty provides that
both parties to tho compact. Russia Is
to pay Esthonia 15;ooo,oo0 rubies in
gold. There arc TO be no customs or
by either country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
RESUMES MEXICAN PROBE
Committee Hears WItnesS, Who Tells
OF Iiardships Suffered by Nor
mon Colonists.

ny NsN.OIHtcu Irths.I
Ell PASO, TEN. Feb. as. II.
Vcator, whose record includes hv.
periods Of arrest. BY Mexicans. was
The first Witness before the Senate
subcommittee Investigating the Next
can situation. which esumed its hear
inEs today.
lie told OF the hardships OF the Nor
mon coionists in, the State OF Chiilua-
hua. which began in 1910. and re-
suited finally in their withdrawal.
Most OF them left Mexico in 1912.
Their property In the five colonies
were almost wholly devastated, he
testified. but added. that by consent
OF one faction or another, a few o.
tho Americans have returned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
PRESIDENT SUFFERS SEVERE
COLD, BUT ESCAPES FLU
Steadily, but Slowly, Improving, and
Walks IinassiSted About Second
Floor of White House.

TI3y Ass0piatcU TTtSS.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-President
Wilson contracted n cold several days
ago, and had a narrow oscar from
influenza, his physician, Rear-AdmiraI
GraySon, said foday.
Every p~recaution is now being AXE
to protect the President. DR.. Grayson
said, and no person with ever the sIs-
picion OF a cold is permitted to enter
his room.
Dr.. Cirayson said the President was
steadily. though slowly. Improving. and
ond floor OF tho White House unas-
sisted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
backward.

ABOUT week before last we remember the ire
mcndous advance made in movies, when Won
sou!d drop a nickel into a slot and SEQ a kineto-
scope picture Of a man smoking n cigar in actual
motion.
Also Lincoln Bcacney. at about the same
time, made a wonderful flight in a dirigib,e.
over Washington, and he made 1t go up or
aoNh pE siidihs backward or forward on 4
bamboo framework.
Not long before that, we used one OF tho
hFst telephones. You talked through n hole in
a handle, and then put 1t to your ear to hcar
the answer.
likewise. we remember distinctly wb., mo
electric piano. the piano-player, the graphic
phonc ana even the ukelcle added a little
pleasure 10 the business of living.
ana what n liar we thought Jules Verne.
who wrote OF man nyinG in ships and swim
ninS underseas in boatsi
And we have only begun to discover things,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
Mr.. Marshall and the Convention

HE Nicc-President has asked the Demo-
4 Gratis OF Indiana TO name him as a dele
gate at large 10 the San Francisco conyrn-
ton. His party associates at home have en-
Enthusiastically responded. They will give the
states most distinguished son a scat, a vote
ana a voice in the great party council and
reel themselves honored in doing so. And
the leaders of the party as a whole should
nave the same feeling over the presence AT
San Francisco of this stalwart Indianian.
Mr.. Marshall does not ask for the privi-
lege OF counseling with his fellow Democrats
because he is a candidate for office. He
has made 1T plain again and again that he
neither aspires to the presidency nor to re-
election to the vice-presidency. When he
goes out OF office in Il little more than a year.
lie hopes TO retire forever from the scenes
OF political strife and to devote himself T.,
those pursuits which appeal most strongly to
his heart and mind.
me Nlce-President is a faithful Democrat.
lie believes in the fundamental principJos
upon which his party rests. Moreover. he is
a good Amcrican-therc is none better in
inc lana. He loves his country and feels
the sacred obligation to serve it as long nc
there is opportunity for him to do so. Ger
tam tendencies in the politics of today-par-
tcuiariy Democratic politics-alarm the
lice-frcsldcnt and arouse him to action. He
fears that his party is drifting ominouslv
~ to""lu SOylulSIl.
ana that the time has come to fight.
because OF this, Mr.. Marshall wants to
sit in the San Francisco convention. Ec
wants TO sit upon the committee on reso,u.
tons, the body which will draft the ne1t
party platform. He wants to exert what
ever influence he may possess in behalf of
Il sane and safe party declaration. lie wonld
prefer 10 sec MS party ticket defeated upon
such Il platform than to have il succood
through a surrender Of the ancient policies
to which it has dedicated itself.
The presence Of Mr.. Marshall at San Fran
cisco VIII be a wholesome thing for his party
and for the country. He is not a reactionary,
but he is n conservative OF the best TYNE In
American public life today. At the begin
ming Of his service as Vice-Presidcnt ho was
looked upon as a radical. But the sort of
radicaiism which he preached then no longer
disturbs sound thinkers 1t has become Tho
conservatism of the present hour.
One of the great tragedies of the war, re-
l - frN,, s:L4-G -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

The House and Senate conferees have
reached agreement on the oil land leasing
bill, whereby 100000 acres OF public do
main in Western States. OF which 44, 000,O geo
acres arc coal lands, will be opened up for
development. Legislation for opening up
these lands has been pending for ten years.
The opening up OF these lands is a measure
OF public policy, which will result in develop
ments that will add tremendously to the ag-
greEGtc OF our national wealth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
WANTS WOMAN IN CABINET
Miss. Hay Seeks establishment OF New
Department Of government
with Female Chief.

by AaRocIutcH PTcSS.J
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Senttmen mas
already crystnllized among .Republi-
can women for a platform plank deciar-
ing for, q Federal department OF edur
cation with a woman as secretary on
Education, according to Miss Mary
Garrett Hay, who has Just returned
TO New York from a visit to twenty
nine States.
women's division of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, also found that there
was considerable sentiment among wo-
wage law and a workable child labor
law that will not interfere with States
rights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Franklin
d. Roosevelt, in an address at Brooklyn,
says that he realized two months after war
was declared that the American navy was
still unprepared. That's what Admiral Sims
says. The assistant secretary and his chief
should compare notes before indulging in
public addresses; otherwise they arc likely
to get their wires crossed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
GET CHANGE OF VENUE
Two Charged With vicSburg Murdep
VIII He Tried in Claiborne
COUDfy
TRv Ass00IT'ed Prnss I

VICKSBURG. MISS, Fcb. a--Jos.o
/. Watts, charged by indictment with
the murder OF DR.. j.. S. Alverson.
Disappeared from his ltoma on TIC =
night of January 5. and Reuben win.
bush. charged as an ~accoinplice. we're
Claiborne County by Judge s. ~
Bryan, or the Warren County Circnif
Court, The trial probably viii ne held
special term is ordered uNless a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
WEuNESpAY. FEHRUARY 4. 1920.

Doubtless the average professor will be
astonished and hewildcred when he realizes
that the students he is trying TO teach are
the same persons alluded ton newspaper
and congressional debates on the college and
university votes on the peace treatv--as in
tellectualS.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
MAY BREAK OFF RELATIONS
Entcntc,. nejoinder to Holland linz
minent md Will Forecast
Drastic steps.

TBy Associnted PreSs.I
PARIS. Feb. 3.-The entente rcjoinder
70 the refusal of Holland to accedc to
the allied demand for the eEtradition
Of former Emperor william Is immin-
ent, according to the Petit Parisien.
note will bio generally conciIiating to-
ward Germany, 1t will consider. in case
OF q new refusal by Holland. measures
going as far ne the breaking OF Of
diplomatic relations or a v block
ade of Dutch ports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

The recent fire. cn,ailing a loss OF ST.
600, 900, at the American Fine Arts Galleries
in New York. should be a reminder 10 the
Virginia General Assembly that no time
should be wasted i'll voting an appropriation
for a ~hreproof building for the protection OF
the commemorative priceless archives, now
recklessly exposed to fire hazard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Nursery rhyme.

Nursery Rhyme.
One king, two kings, three kings. four. +,
Fivc, six. seven and u dozen moro;
big King, little king. all In a row,
knock 'em down and kick 'cm cause we loSe
EN- SO!
The Kaiser cut his bacon and cooked it in a
pan,
Old man Crinple-leEe and Baby with a Lisp,
And when he got back all the bacon was crisp.
one King two kings. three kings, and more,
Throw a ball and hit EN-. that's what kings
arc for.
Cl'T'sc 'cm Off to. Holland. zing! zing! ling.
And isn't that n lovely way to treat a foolish
king?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

Signor Marconi, who has received thou
sands OF letters suggesting solutions OF the
mysterious wireless messages his stations
have been receiving at intervals. is reported
to be so impressed with the suggestion OF
Mrs. Ellen Roberts Blackpool. that the
spirits Of departed wireless operators. gone
TO other planets, are trying to get into com
munication with him., that he will have the
letter framed. Ii her solution of the mys-
terry he correct. the question naturally arises,
Are the calls distress signals?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
Have SIX Children

Have SIX children In Fifteen Month";.
ALBANY, ALA, Feb. a.-Slx children
tvs sets OF triplets-withln fifteen
months is the birth record In the family
OF Mr. and Mrs. Posey Livingstone. Of
Albany, The second trio OF children
wax born, yesterday, n all arc we'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

Admiral Won Renter, commander Of the
German feet at Scapa Flow. who gave the
order for the s%cuttling of tho informed Ger
man warships, having been set free by the
British authorities, returned TO Willelms-
haven Sunday and was given a great ovation
ny the populace. This demonstration OF ap-
-proVa' Of his pcridious conduct would seem
to prove that the results of the war have
brought no Improvement in the moral tone
Oh the German people. They still glory in
the teachings of knltur; otherwise a treach-
erous act which imposed added burdens upon
them would not be glorihed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
Charcoal Ennis Only Tbo,r,t

DIS worl' got SO many wise men into hi
lat hits a mighty hahd job fo' any OF US t. Ei
, audience said Charcoal FIph. ruminativelv
Feed yo'sclf a doughnut, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
A Model.

"Ihc Aero Club is Offering 100000 for a
machine heavier than air that will 60 straight
ur without cutting grass or circling."
something thatU go straight up in tho air
ch: Say, put 'em next to my mothcr-in.aw for
a model. Bill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
Voice of the People

Letters must give the nnmc and address Of
the writer. Nnme will Rot he published IL writer
SO requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
Query.

What is a bottlc"' Answer: 4 recepta bio
for milk.
betwcen The things VIC plan and the things
we do there's a lot OF room for Improvement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

One of the great tragedies OF the war, re-
ported from Siberia by the Red Cross, is tho
death OF some $4,000 Of tho 0 5000 Aus
TRAN prisoners there from typhus and small
pox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

Inc American Commercial Association TO
Promote Trade with Russia has decided 10
send a mission to Soviet Russia TO foster
commerce mere are even now large oppor-
tunlties for expanding our trade with that
country. and with the return OF normal con.
ditions there. which in time will cnsue. ,bcsc
opportunities will be unlimited. That tho
allies are nearing the time when recognition
VIII De Accorded the present government OF
ltussla' which seems gradually to be yerging
toward measurable sanity and some respect
ir nternational obligations, seems a fore.
gone conclusion. Since the population az
Russia is less friendly toward the United
States than some Of the other allied movers.
american business naturally will occuny
a Favored position 10 compete for this trade.
The National Grange complains against
LIE conoiuon oil long working hours for
farmers and their helpers and short working
Chours for city workers, and the head of that
organization has issued 4 statement puttipp
the world on notice that the farmers do
not lhtend TO keep responding to the call
-sproduce, produce, produce so long as other
lines adopt as their slogan reduce. reduce
reduce. Very well spoken as an incentive
70 WORKERS. generally against stacking, but
nafoly as an ultimatum to be literally lived
up to by the farmers. That kind OF a snirit
ls reouKeo IN the parable, wherein it is stated
:stnat the householder went out early in the
q morning TO hire laborers to work in hie
~ iheSaiu' as'ceihg TO pay each n penny a
day. And he went Out again AT The third
the sixth. the ninth, and the eleventh hour.
and nndfns idiers in tho market place, en-.
ployed them also, promising to each a pennv's
wage. SO when even was come, he had his
steward call them in, ana each laborer was
p1Au pNLh' o MS "oEk, The one who went
10 vorh at the eleventh hour being paid as
much as the one who worked from the first
hour. And when they had received it, thew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

TELEPHONE: Randolph /.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all depart
ments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICA-
TONS to Tho Times-Dts-
patch. and not 70 individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
ington. 1JI6 New York Ave-
nue.; New York City. Fifth
Avenue building; Chicago,
Philadelphia. Colonial Trust
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

dny in the year at 10 South Tenth
Via, by The TiIncs-Dispntch Pub
Charles 4. Haabrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

The Kaiser cut his bacon and cooked it in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22

The mild cathartic action of Her. bine is well liked by ladies. It puri- fies the system without grining or sickening the stomach. Price 60c Sold by w. L. Dewoody and company.
 Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Careless ShampoOing
 Spells the Hair

M Soap should be used very carefully, M you want to keep your hair look #ing fits best. Most soaps and pre- Kpar6d shampoos contain too much sHRlkai. This dries the scalp, makes zthe hair brittle, and ruins it. d The best thing for steady use is cocoanut oil shampoo is pure and greaseless, and is 8better than anything else you can |fnse.
 8 One or two teaspoonfuls will Scleanse the hair and scalp thorough @y Simply moisten the hair with 3water and rub it in. It makes an Abundance of rich, creamy lather, (which rinses out easily, removing eyery particle of dust dirt, dandruff hnd excessive oil. The hair dries Znuickly and evenly and it leaves Etile scalp solt, and the hair fine and isiiky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and Easy to manage. :, You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy; it's very chcap, and few ounces will supply eyery member of the family for
 1-22-3-9-4-2?l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Wives of Turks Dance in Public
 Deserting Haren

constantinople, April 20.-Ameri- cans who knew Turkey before the war and are back here now express surprise at the rapid emanclpauon of the Turkish women. especially when she happens to belong to the upper classes.
 Formerly American mems acdualh- tanee with q Turkish family was limited to the men folk. Now when they- are asked to dine in Turk! sl house in the fashionable quarters. the host presents his wife ana daughters, and they behave like Eu- ropean women, chatting in good Eng fish or perfect French
 Turkish women not only accept lh- vitations to dances and other gave ties on board American warshlps, but arrive without the traditional tcha- tchaff, or veil, and dance like any American girl does st home.
 And, wonders of wonders, they are not at all shocked when the1r hosts propose q snapshot at them. To take 2 photograph of Turkish woin&4 five wears ago would have meant in- stant expulsion of the offender. At Talona, 8 health resort neal this city, Turkish women can now oe seen dancing the foxtrot and othel fashionable American dances in tht public rooms. In the city, however well-bred women do not yet frequen' the cafes. but in the health resort. they flock to them and enjoy theii
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22

new liberty wisely and moderateiS'
 This winter season was mafKeo " many balls given in arlstocfa''e Turkish houses. and Constantinopl' has lost much of it's mystery, no" the harem doors are open.
 What do you do with your o''e' wives?" an American business man now in Constantinople asked o1 q 7,prk. after he had been taken around to several Turkish houses and lntro- duced to only one wife in each.
 "Many of us cannot afford more than one wife any more, Il1e @ uI T. answered. And the elderly wives ives will not appear in public. They stiii cling to old customs. and many oi them only talk Turkish. So they are leavinp the social field free to thelf more attractive rivals and smoke clg- arettes on divans in their own apart There are several hundred girl students in this city and a large per centage of them are real Turks. not ,Levantines, Armenians or GeofgiahS;; At the are exhibit recently opened at pera there are several pictures py Turkish women painters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
"After Taking lt With Such Wonderful Results l Cannot But Recommend It," Says Mrs. Land.
WAS TOLD NOTHING
 COULD BENEFIT HER
Became So Weak She Could Hardly Walk Up Stairs Feels Splendid And Eats Anything Now.

One of the strongest evidences of the superior merits of Tanlac IS the very large number of practical nurs- es who have told in no uncertain terms of the benefits they have deriV- cd from it's use.
 One of the latest to testify is Mrs. Fannie Land. 211 East Russell street, Columbus. Mrs. Land has resided n Columbus for 30 years, has fol- lowed nursing here for number Of wears. and her statement, coming as it does from one of such wide experience in relieving suffering, will be of interest to all who are seeking relief Following is her statemcnt:
 After using Tanlac with such Wonderful results myself l could not do otherwise then recommend lit. I have mind to say l believe it will help anyone, especially those suffering from indigestion and the many distressing feelings resulting from it, if they will only give it a fair trial.
 "One thing l do know is that Tan lac has relieved me of case of in- digestion that had gotten me to where I was hardly able to go. was told that would have to give up nursing, but I am more able to work now then l have been in years.
 "At the time I began taking Tan lac I had not been able to eat hard ly anything in three or four years without having trouble with gas forming on my stomach There was such a pressure on my heart at times that I could scarcely breathe. I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
ANOTHER NURSE GIVES
 STRONG ENDORSEMENT
 70 MERITS OF 7AN|A'

couldn't walk up tairs witbor. .. ping two or three times to g.. .'.' breath; Many a night was foeated that I couldn't sIeon Ias 50 sl and would toss and roll tp nnt;, al completely exhausted. I' d. Va felt as tired in the mornipps ',S'n os retiring at night. if not s' S,a @ My appetite Va entirely aou nUIe everything disagreed wit5 sYae 'a actually dreaded to eat aps.tl ns several times. while in the 'y Si,5'' S.a3 show, l have been 90 overeo,,. m reIa the gas on my stomach that ly dropped fignt over and had @al M carried home, Was so weaSs,,l; " couldn't even Use a broom or ,',yisa 5a of my house cleaning. ~ 'h
 ct may seem strange tb...
 profession l could find no reI;.r 4! Y all my efforts failed and mv y'' ~. " fering became SO great tbs+ +' [ ", " like l couldn't stand it anr l1,aa " One day l read a testimonial far ,y5s;i x lac that described my case 9a 'as .sI that it seemed almost lika ,,, g eq right then l made up my mind f, 4 a,l Tanlac. l had been told tbst " g,i y ing more could br done fer ma '', ,,, was left uudcr the horrjfrirg ' ;. pressien that l must iust cortises4 '' F suffer. But Tanlac helped me Is r.s : from the start and has proved ia K. <, just what ] needed. am i,% % about through with my third . ~t. tie now and have had only one sEss attack of indigestion since I b,s.'. taking it and that was before 5,! even finished half the first b,tta l am now eating just every,birc f want at any time. sleep like a c5fl every night, and am looking and ffs ing better than l have since mg i'm. ble started. had lost seven a eight pounds in weight and ybils i have not weighed l can tell from in, way my clothes fit that I have gair. cd all that back and several bound, besides. All the thanks. praise srl gratitudes for my wonderful in. provement belongs to Tanlac and I wish to recommend if in the highest terms.'
 Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff 5f Central pharmacy; in Altheimer b A. W. Leake, and in Rison by Boz! Drug company. Adr