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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
c. c. WILSON IS ELECTED
TO SUCCEED S. 7. MORGAN
Board OF Directors OF Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company
Names Its Counsel President.
ACTS AT SPECIAL MEETING
New Head OF Corporation Has Had
Wide business Career, in .Ad-
dition to Legal Training-Nativc
Of Missouri.
,CTs AT SPECIAL MEETING

Charles G. Wilson. of 5O2 Seminary
Avenue. Richmond. was elected nrcsi :
dent OF the Virginia Carolina Chem
ical Company at a special meeting OF
the board OF directors. held yestcr-
day in New York City. Mr. Wilson
succeeds S. r. Morgan. vino died re-
Gently.
He has bccn connected with the
legal department of the Virginia.
f, rroiina Chemical Company for near
" eight years. He came to the com
pany when ~ years old from the arm
ci Armour and Company, in August.
1872.
80 impressed were his colleagues
wiki the vulue OF has worth that four
year ago he was elected a vice presi-
Gent OF ;hc company
lie viii return To Richmond this
corning. according to dispatches re-
"eivcd here last night.
For fifteen years MIR. Wilson was
connected with the firm of Armour
ana Company and Was in charge o.
the SoulA.rn branch OF Their busi-
Erss. with headquarters at Atlanta.
Ise was born In !. ONO iii 1870, OF
virginia parents. and wa3 raHred IN
Missouri. whore he received his legai
training He has bcen mead of the
legal department, OF The company Tor
scver,l years.
Almost all OF the officers of the
company. WHO left here early in tn.
week for New YORK 10 attend III.
meeting OF the hoard OF directors. VIII
return 10 Eichnond today No Of
he!ai announcement OF the election OF
Mr. wilson 10 the presidency OF the
c"N bany had been received at tie or
trc "i ;he com7lny last uisht. oni &.
r.ais asserted. although the rerort
hIl boon confirmed at II 5 acme.
IL was STATED last nirht that r E.
: ddison. first vice-prc.i;icnt OF the
company, did not attend TIE meeting
OF the board because ot .!dv..uciu.,
%cars and for the same reason he re-
f.s vi to allow his name to be con-
drred for the presidency Of the
company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
REFLECT DR.. GAMBRELL
SOUTHERN BAPTIST HEAD
All Precedent Broken When Texas
Man Is Chosen President for
Fourth Time.
MARSHALL OFESS SESSION
Nicc-Prcsiicnt Warns Church to
steer Clear OF Politics and Dc
vote It's Energy to More Fruitful
Lines OF Endcnvor.
tBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, May l2.-All pre-
ccdcnt in the history of the denomi-
nation wos broken by the messen-
gers from seventeen States who
gathered here today for the seventy
hfih annual session OF the Southern
Baptist Convention with the re-
election OF DIR. j. Il. C;ambrell, OF Fort
Worth. Texas, as president for the
fourth consecutive term.
NJ. Gambrells rc-clection to his
high office was enthusiastically made
unanimous 10y the largest attendance
OF messengers in the history OF the
convention. Registration today reach
rd 5000 and according to convention
officials 10000 are expected to be on
the lists by tomorrow.
The names OF DIR. w. w. Landrum.
OF Kentucky. and Dr.. ]. y. Nell. OF
Georgia. were also put In nomination
for the honor.
Marshall Makes Address.
Sessions Of the convention were
opened with addresses OF welcome by
Vice-rresidont MARSHALL on the part
OF tho government. Commissioners
Louis Brownlow on behalf of-the Dis
ttict OF Columbia. and DIR. ]. j. Muir,
OF the Temple Baptist Church who
extended greetings to tho messen-
gers from the Daptlsts of Washing
ton.
Mr.. Marshall was introduced to the
convention by DR.. Gambreli, who told
the Nice-PrcSident that the Baptists
came from q land OF much water.
where Democrats and Baptists went
together.
Il have been greatly shocked to
earn that Democrats and water
went together. but there Is nothing
between you and me save n little
water" responded the Vice-Presidcnt,
who Is n Presbyterian.
Referring to the early days Of his
own church. the Vicc-President said
that the pioneer presbyerians flowed
over into the Ohio Valley and accord
ing to history erected their houses
and set up their stills.
Mr.. Marshall asserted that the sep
aration between the church and State
would continue forever.
II know" he added. because there
are not enough Presbyterians to con-
stituto State church" But the sep
nration of church and State does not
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ny senator Carter Glass and
Representative whalcy, that Sims
In Paris Maid "thc nrInisttce would
have 10 be granted bccauxe of Per-
nhinSH failure to break through
theS enemS's lines, due to the
breakdown of our army transpor-
tntIon systen," and TINT "whfIe
Americans believed their navy y,ns
working wonders. ns n mntter Of
fact we had hut > per cent or the
nhtlsub nrinc craft In English
"ntcrs; that Great Britain hnd
brought over two thirds of our
'roopn mud had escorted onc-huIf
of them"
Representative Dyrncs IL also
quoted ns saying that Sims on
posed tho creation of a big United
states navy and American mcr-
chant marine. ns Britain, bound to
maintain supremacy or the SONS.
would always protect us and ,nsx =
cnrc "f our ocean carrying busI-
ncss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Sims Accused of Favoring Command
Of y. S. Navy by British "Supermen -

Especial to The Timex-Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON. May 1..-Con-
tinuing his scathinE arraiEnment
OF Admiral Sims. Secretary Daniels
testined before the senate Investi-
EntinE Committee todny-
Thst tho Admiral was obsesscd
by the idcn thnt the British Adj
mIrnIty. responsible. according To
President Wilson, for the delays
TINT nearly ApelIed disaster. wns
made mp OF supermcn who should
hnvc sole direction of the wnr on
the neR.
That Sims permitted the nritfsh
Admiralty 10 pass upon the worth
and work of our nnvnl officers,
with the result that their work
was minlmized md their worth
damned with faint praisc.
TO further strcnEthep his casc
REnlnst the Admiral. Secretary
Daniels introduced the statement
OF Representative Dyrncs. indorsed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
France Now In the Ruc.,

WASHINGTON. May 12.-Senator
France, of Maryland. in formal
statement today announced that II
the Republican National Convention
could find no other candidate to sup
port the principles which he out
lined In recent Senate speech as
those for which the Republican party
should stand he would be willing to
become the party standard bearer. In
his speech Senator France sketched
a long program OF domestic and for
eign policy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
XIlIn Rohs lin Again.

Ell PASo. TEXAS. May 12.-Tor-
reon. principal railway and CONNER
cial center OF Northern Mexico. is In
state of anarchy. torn by rivalry
and dissension among leaders OF the
rebel army. More than 200 refugees
reached Juarez and Ell Paso tonight,
among them same Carranza officials.
with the arrival at Torreon Of Cen
eral Joaquin Amaro and General
Francisco villa. with 1000 revolution
aries from chihuahua City, n conflict
arose with former Federal troops who
declared they would obey General
Cesarto Castro. Villa and Amaro.
sharing command OF the Northern
troops. have been ordered to attack
the forces OF Governor ArrIeta, who
Is holding out against tho revolution
In Durango City with 1000 men.
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MOST FOUNDED MAN
"A. E. f. DIES WHEN
INJURED nv ACCIDENT
John II. Whi'e, Ser eun! in
u. S. irmr. Bore
Many Sears.
IEv Nsanr!ufcd rrrss i

SPARrANBURG. :. c., May I2.-
John II. White. most wounded man
OF the y. T.. f.. died here as the re-
suit of injuries received today in an
automobile accident near Chick
Springs. White. who was sergeant.
bore siXty-two scars. and il is said
that his wound stripes were con-
ferred on him personally by General
Pershing.
George Finch was Instantly killed
In the collision. and y. V. Dill was
seriously injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
SOCIALISTS BODY BALKS
At DENOUNC|NC CHURCHES
Declaration That "Privilcycd Few"
Control Religious Organizations
Eliminated From Platform.
WANT NATION "SOCIALIZED"
But "Dictatorship OF Prolctarint"
and Limitation Of citizenship,
Advanced by Illinois Contingent,
Arc Displaced IN Program.

NEW YORK. MAY l2.-Thc ''rei!gl-
Gus issue" today plunged the natiora,
convention OF the Socialist party o.
America into a Turmoil! OF excited de :
bate. out H which conservative forces
son the eradication OF reference TO
churches from the FIRST hall o. the
iartys 1870 "dcclaratlon o. princ:-
PIES
Denounced as bad politics hy We
tor j. berger. "a declaration that II
privileged few Ia this country own
the peoples churches and regulate
their souls" was voted down by an
overwhelming majority
After Berger had pronounced
agatns; I'll" declaration. August Clacs.
sens and Charles Solomon. two OF the
five recently expelled New York Soc!-
a!ist Sss"mblymcn. explained tho all
which the Socialis, movement had re-
ccived from clergymcn and rahbis
throughout the world, arguing a:ains:
the dragging in o. this thing wh.cn
can do most to prejudice the masses
aainst u.s.
Would Aroune AntagonIsm.
Cry against that which men cher
ish as holy and YOU arouse an an
"a pfi'SH' hltH 40 uUItNt can de-
feat said Ciaesscns.
The dictatorship OF the pro.etar!at''
and limitation Of citizenship. clements
OF international sov!ctism which the
Illinois delegation fought yesterday
TO incorporate into the convention
declarations. were effectively cIi,n-
mated in, adoption this afternoon of
the primary declaration .or soc!aliza-
t!on OF ;he nation FOR the equal Dcne-
II OF all"
The convention tonight ;hreshei
OUT Its attitude toward reinforcem G nj
OF, political action through ,ie,clop-
n"ni OF on" big uniom for al labor.
The Question o. the parts attltudc
toward labor organizations ana move
menis brought a storm OF heated dis
cussion during the late afternoon.
George Bauer. a New Jersey delegate.
finally gained the floor To Plead for
"a better understanding and more tenn
pcrate view of the American Fedora
tion OF Labor
Bernard Eerlyn. OF Chicago. declared
II was due to the Socialists il, 1894
that Samuel Gompers is president OF
the American Federation of Labor 10.
day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Tsn Woman il Black Garb
errolizes edestrian

Especial TO The TImcs-DIspatch.)
wINCIIESTIsR. May I2-I.ocnI
police hnye thrown out drngnet
for "Womnn in black. who hu.
terrified number OF PERSONS, and
who Inst might attacked two men,
Howard ScruEEs and Edward n.
Anderson. gnrnEe employees. while
they were returning from work at
n late hour. The men were COM
Ing through nm alley when n tail
figure, drcsscd In drop mourning,
suddenly emerged from behind n
building md sprnnE mt them.
ScruEEn, thinking the object to he
mnn mnaIue riding nv N woman,
hurled brick mt the object, which
ne or she successfully dod,,cd. At
TINT moment ScruERs md Andcr-
non took to their heels and made
their escape from the weird and
uncnnny presence. a number OF
people today vouched for tho ntory
of the tail woman In lighting
mood.
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Virginian Favored Placing
Sims on British Pay Roll

Former Representative G. {. Cas-
lin, OF Virginia, describing. In n
letter to Secretary Daniels, his
meeting with Admiral Sims In
London, xnys:
"In my cnthusinsn l remarked
that our nnvy had been OF great
Importance during tho wnr md
had accomplished splendid results.
The Admiral promptly iIsnbused
nay mind, stating, In effect. that
our navy wns small md incffec-
tive, ms compared with the British
nnry. and our achievements hnd
amounted To but little: TIM: Eng
land had protected us upon the
scns md VIC could always rely
uron her tn do so; that In view OF
this friendship there WINS no ncccx-
rIty for us to desire n navy which
would In my way equal that OF
Great britain. ] Enld tn my son,
The Admiral should he In the
british navy md on their pny roll,
not ON ours"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
CHIEF SPECIAL AGENT NYE
QUITS SECRET SERVICE
Omcinl Long Instrusted With Cure of
Nations Guests Goes Into
I'rIvutc businesa.

WASHINGTON. May l2.--Joseph
NJ. Nyc, chief special agent of the
state Department and for many years
an active figure in the secret service
OF the Federal government and spe-
cial guard Of the President. has re-
signed because OF desire to accep.
letter financial opportunities in pri-
vate life. The resignation has been
accepted by Secretary Colby cffec-
tive June ].
Familiarity known as Bill" Nye.
the retiring chief has been intrustcd
with many important missions, in
Guiding the safeguarding of King AL
bert. Of Belgium: the Prince OF
Wales. Marshal Joffre. Lord Reading,
Arthur Balfour, Cardinal Mcrcicr ana
other distinguished war and post war
visitors TO this country.
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lNDIcTs SHOE COMPANY
Fcdcrni Grand Jury at Pittsburgh
Charge. Violation OF
&,t
Lever Act.
NY Associaicd Press. ]

PITTSBURGH. PA. May 1.-THE
Federal grand jury, sitting here to-
day. indicted the Books Shoe Com
pany and three officers of the concern
on charges that they violated the
Lever act by charging unjust and un-
reasonable prices for shoes.
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Operatives Accept Increase.

FALL. RIVER, MASS. May 12.-The
six unions represented In the Fan
River textile council at separate
meetings tonight voted unanimously
to accept tho manufacturers offer of
u 15 per cent increase to operatives
in all textile mills in this city. Tho
increase will go into effect June /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
WILSON APPOINTS HINES
ARBITRATOR OF VESSELS
Former Director OF tnIironds Goes "a
Europe ms Mediator in Dispute
Over ships.


WASHINGTON. May 1:.--Walkcr
II. Hines. who retires Saturday as
Director-General Of the Railroad Adj
ministrat:on, will! leave TINS month
for Europe To act rs arbitrator in
determining the ownership OF a num-
her OF vessels under the German flag
operating on the Danube. Elbc. Rhino
and oder rivers.
Mr. Hines was appointed by Prcsl-
dent Wilson, who was asked by the
interested nations. including Belgium
and Czecho- -Slovakia. to name an arbi-
traitor. Mr. Hines expects to hc.away
about eight months.
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FINED S25 FOR SHOOTING
DUCKS FROM AN AIRPLANE
David Larkin Is Convicted Under
Provisions OF New Michigan
Laxl
tBy Universal Service. i

BATTLE CREEK. MICH. May Ia
David Larkin was fined s25 and costs
today for having shot ducks from an
atrpiane. n warrant has been issued
f'r Edgar Gcff, former army instruc-
tor owner OF the plane This is the
first arrest in Michingan under the
new law providing against the use Of
planes in hunting ducks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
REsOLUTE ON TRIAL RUNS
Americas Cup Defender Candidate
Makes Long Runs I'm Nnrra-
SnnSctt Day.
TBy Associated Press.1

BRISTOL. r. T.. May 1.-THE sioop
Rcsolutc, candidate for Americas
cup defender. was given two trials in
NarranGansctt Bay today. In the
forenoon she ran almost to Newport
and back in q light wind. and in the
afternoon she made another long run
In n rough sea and heavy southwest
Wind. Representatives of the own
crs expressed themselves as satisfied
with her showing in both tests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
MAY USE REVOLVING FUND
TO RELIEVE CAR SHORTAGE
Propose to Extend 100000. 900 Time
Limit From to Is Years to
Relieve Situation.
IBy Assoeiateapro,,1 !

~ 1t"sVNIuNtu T 'FtHB
WASHINGTON. May 12.-Leglsla-
tion designed to aid tho railroads and
shippers in tho car shortage situa-
tion by extending the use Of tho
$30o.ooo.0o0 revolving fund provided
In tho transportation act from to is
years, and also amending the law In
other respects. was agreed upon to-
day by the Senate Interstate Com
merce Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
DECLARES WAR ON ARMENIA
ConStantinople Dispatch Save Axer-
hniInn Has Started
IIoStiIittes,

LONDON. May ia Constanti-
nople dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company gives the report that
Azerbaijan has declared war on AR
mcnia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
ROBBED OF PEARLS
DiscOvcrer OF "EternaI Youth" by
Monkey Gland Route Loses
$250,O0O In Jewels
tBy Universal Service

PARIS. May 12.-Dr. Serge voronoff,
famous as the discoverer of the
fountain of eternal youth" via the
monkey-gland route. has beep robbed
of pearls valued at $250,00O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
MASKED MEN MAKE RAID
Income Tax Office IL Entered, Clerks
Are Bound. and Documents
Burned.

other income tax office here was
raided tonight by five masked men.
They seized and bound the two
clerks. collected the documents and
burned them, then made their es-
cape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
RAIL L0CK-0UTS
WILL Be STOPPED,
P0MERENE SAYS
Senator From Ohio Ad-
dresses Virginia State
Bar Association.
ARMlSTEAD C. GORDON
Is NAMED PRESIDENT
Vice President Thomas R.
Marshall Will Speak on
"Altruistic Evil" Today.

Declaration by United states Sen-
atOr Atlee Pomcrcne. Of Ohio. that
the next railroad strike affecting the
nation as whole will bring on de-
ternincd and drastic action a; IA.
hands of the American people against
such loc@-outs was me; last nigh,
with ihunderous applause from
members OF the Nirginia State Bar
Association whom he was ADDRESSING
at the Jefferson Hotel.
The address OF the Senator from
Cnio. and the election during the
morning session ut Arm!s,ead G.
Gordon. Of Staunton. distinguished
lawyer and author. as I.rcsiiant or
thc association for the ensuing year.
10 succeed Randolph harrison. ot
Lynchburg. we. .hc outstanding fea-
;ur.s %: the second day OF the an
nual convention.
SIashrs Plumb Plan.
senator lomcrenc took occasion
also TO make "A s!ashing attack upon
!.c Plumb plan. HIS sarcastic ref
crcnc"s in this connection brought
more a. piause. lie denounced also
the itea OF governnnt control. us-
ing facts and figures brnuyht out
in Senate Investigations. and declar-
iug the men back o! the movement
are those who have dreamed drca: n :
all ,hc.r lie and want IL keep on
dreaming them about government
contro! and operation.
The TRANSPORTATION systems OF the
country are the nerves and arteries
- N
ism" asserted The senator.
lie fingered for scme time upon
the .act ,hat hundreds o: thousands
az the people o. the country made
un tho stockholders Of the rIi,roaIs.
and that legislation affecting the
railroads affects these thousands
even when the "a t is not taken in, o
consideration tina, practically every
body uses them, either as ship ers
or travellers.
itnps Government Control.
The directors general OF the rail-.
roads" hc siiG. while they were
under government control desired
;hnt tlcy be lc:; under ,hat con;roi
FOR FIVE years. Yet lncs" director.
genera had no constructive pro-
gram in mind. They had 81 nian that
would ;ai'r five years To work out,
and ~ n" end o! the Time. il the
plan were .hcccss!u!. they would au-
vocatc The keeping "f tie railroads
under control ot the government
Bar II 'h"y wre, ,krd ;hrm they were
10 %" turned Ia * again 10 the own
c's. such action - this would be
dishonest on the part OF the govern
mcnt. and l'rc.c sam Is never inten-
;ionally dishonest"
From the subject o: Govrrnme mt
control and ownc-sh' the speaker
began his discussion OF the new trans
portation act that has recently been
passed by Congress. He took up each
feature OF the bill in detail and ex-
planned fully with both technical ana
common terms the ideas embodied IN
what he termed as the first piece OF
constructive railroad legislation IN
the history "a! The couatry"
Amid Il thunder os applause ne de-
nounecd the power in the hands OF.
.aOor to tie up the country with
nationwide strikes OF railroad en-
p!oyccs. The American people are
no: easily aroused he declared, but
they can b. aroused. and in my opin-
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Fled with Government Funds.

WASHINGTON. May 12.-Reports
OF progress in the political organiza-
ton of the new Mexican revolution
were received here today, but the Sit
ration of the dcposed president. Car
.anza. is underlined. One dispatch
from Mexico City reports that Car
ranza in his flight took with him
27.o00,0O0 pesos in government funds.
Luis Cabrera, chief of Carranza's
Cabinet, appears to have escaped by
an independent route. He was
stopped at Chihuahua. but permitted
to continue to the American frontier.
and, upon the Instructions OF General
ObreEon. offered money for his ex-
penses.
Matamoros. opposite Brownsville.
Texas. and PieGras Negras are now
controlled by the rebels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
,wnl .E.tend lrarl. s1rIke.

PARIS. May 12.-The Federation of
Labor has decided to extend the
strike movement By calling out tho
electric light. gas and furniture
trade workers.
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likraIninn. OCCUPY Odexx

LONDON. May l2.-An oHicia! dis
patch from the Ukraine announces
that the Ukrainians have occupied
odessa. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

Good Spring Tonlc! Saltwater
trip. ond-Baltimore. York River
Line. daily exc. Sundays.-Adv.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-07
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ILLINOIS MOTHERS
SHOULD HEED
THIS ADVICE

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UTICA.

e. j. Williams has moved his house
f0ls goods sronr dc Nmtaugh place
10 the north blur occupying the Rich.
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Mrs VIM. Kearney is entertaining
her mother from Ambov
Arthur lsham is visiting with friends
in Waterloo, Iowa.
Ernest Alderman underwent an up.
Grafton on his nose last week. Dr
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