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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
CITY CHILDREN HAVE BETTER
SHOW THAN RURAL COUSINS
Neglect Of Health Supervision. Teeth
ana TOnsiis. Iiurtful to Country

by AaSocinteI Prrssl

NEW. YORK. Jan. 2..-'rhs moor TX
tlc chiid who has the misfortune TO
Hc born in Il city has just i've times
as good chance of reaching maturity
rs ms country cousin. according TO Dr
lIhomas -. Wood. OF Teachers College,
New York.
Speaking before a teachers confer
cncc In Selvidcre. y. Il. yesterday. DR.
ood ciicd figures based on "A survey
81 "uo.oV" chiidrcn TO support his con-
ten,ion The figures showed country
Shtihren 10 lead city children ia teeth
ucIectS' detective tonSiis, adenoiGs
malnutr!tion and breathing detects
ignorance. prejudice and lack OF
M,ea!th supervis on were given by Dr.
w, o9d az INC principal causes Of poor
health in the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
TODAY.

Today live, there Is no sorrow
To curse the coming OF tomorrow.
No dead regrets bcstrcN my way
70 call mc bask to yesterday.
Hut In ToduS feel my strengths
To-day IL all lifc's breadth and length,
With all to lose aud all to give
The only day j choose to live.
Today 1 love. What die I've tossed
On loves of other days and lost
Disturb not; Todny's bright skies
Arc or tho hue OF other eyes
Than those that frowncd and turned awnyI
My only love IL of today,
And those who weep 1 cannot mourn,
But smile with this new love that's horn.
Who secs too far md hopes too far,
Who seeks his too far distant star,
Seeks disappointment; and who pray
beside the graves OF yesterday
Wear shnrklcs chnins that keep the
soul
Timid from, Its prcdestiued goal.
And shall neither seek sorrow
In yesterday, nor In tomorrow.
Give me this day this splendid day!
Let my imagination play
With creatures OF the present Il
Who stormy came. may stormy die,
Hut IL L pass, or IL stay.
I may mt lcast live now, To-day :.
And all my yesterday rcroscs
Beneath the immortclles and roses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
JAPAN LEADS ALL OTHERS
IN SENDING GOODS HERE
i"thl mn.lnehn In Derc mber Amounted
10 H-ood: Ha' Willie Tint or Eng
lnnd was S2O.T S:f,:t4G
bN .NHsOcI LtcN 'Ft.Is

NEW YORK, jan 2.,1jan,, ~
,b yea more goods TO the United States
through the port OF New York Than
IN othcr country in December. an-
c0roins 10 figures made public al Tn.
t9'hs mouse today. Tho Jannnrsn
OuSri,hesa amounted to 5000 .GS:
ne nearest competitor Was F.nplnnb
"iLh S2o,'hS,ai6. Denmark var tnIri
ana ana argentine fourth. The totai Of
,,i.,p ~, 70 dnis port for the month
- 49,. l"a.o62 a. compared win Soi
'oghe9 for tile same month in i.ft
inr ne Jhpanese business showed an
me preceding December. Ameri,.ar
e ySjuea TO ISpan last month were
hsnre was vastly larger than n ~.
p pn1v'9Is December when the total was
The greatest volume of oxn,-,s
, ,.h New York went 10 England
~. S.'cN took goods valued At sa5'a7n
~ FRANCE followed WITH s2!'Sioise
~ nn .Nelhcr!ands ranked third, talv
c Sn[, ~ ana Cs3a MA, The total OF
Win $2i0lSo.fio, in December. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
The Moods OF Winter.

or all the seasons Winter s"nms
more .enipcramental than The other
I've seen him strike thu n,d ,,,,
glow HutihE
on maiden faces--makc them seem TO
The happy heralds of his artistry.
sweet HN@ aS
AS ,Whcn he brings Boy Worship to
Ah' then it is he let's the srumblcrs
Thct churls lament, the cyuics chin
and moan
o!d Winter laughs and from the sky
Ocrhead
Brings down white pathways for
waiting sled.
I've witnessed Winter spread his
snowy sheet
I've heard him roar his far-rcsouudinc.
To Youth to come and glory in IL all.
Glad Youth! What joy indeed it is 10
Play colnradc TO a comradc such AS
Sometimes. in fancy, 7 hear Winter
say
A smiling boy is moro than double
For all the adult waiiinss he must boar
When pleas for snow rulc Bovhood'e
nightly prayer.
SO. winter laugh and from the sky
o'erhead
Hiring down white pathways for
waiting sled
--WILI.IAM HEESIIEI4L, in Indian
apolis News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
'NONE WILL make ARRESTS
GERMANS REFUSE TO TAKE
MEN ON ENTENTE'S CHARGES
beriln Pleads with Allies Declaring
attempted Eatraditlons VIII Start
General strike.
INV Associated pr.s;r

BERLIN. Jan. 23.-Indication OF TIM
governments growing concern over
the eNtradition or Germans accused az
var ohehses was given in inc noto
sent TO the allies To-Day ASKING revision
OIL causes OF the Versailles treaty.
.hathias i.r@ncrscr. Al,nlsLrr or rin
,Ahce, LAST Monuay Is viewed An nin,.,.,i
frees as PRECURSOR OF what is ilheIy
~ hdppeh on larger scaie IL IN.
government. yicidins 20 tho aIilcs an
'.a's 10 .oicc IN jirrest.nS men on. the
.ist suDmittcu by the utI.nto nn,yrrs
Editoriai and partisan recrilnin,,ions
provoked ny the attack on the tnaurc
munster, have already reached the
Cabinet Morc Apprchensiyc.
w, w h m ~ mas Deen commonly known
NAT Wiihe!nlStrnsse would use ali IT,
pefsuaSivo power in an effort 10 induce
me aliIcs 20 desist In their a vr,".J
PURPOSE OF demanding the surrender or
Germans, the shots aimed Mt trznnr.o,.
nave made the CaDinct more annrcnS,
sivn than it has been at any othc,.
liine relative TO tho enforcement ot:the
cNtradition clauses.
me note TO the allies. which will
not be published in Germany, warns
inc entente powers that Germany can
not assume she is able TO compel either
national or local agencies OF the laiv
10 lay hands on the men wanted ana
transfer them to German fronticr.
The Associated Press is Informed thnt
even responsible officials of the foreign
ONCE have announced pointblank they
nccted with extradit!on fornalitie.
ana they threaten TO strike or inuulL:c
III passive resistance"
None win Execute Warrants.
"A leading official Of the forc,r,
ONCE expressed doubt today thai :,
man could be found in Germany IRON
an army or navy commander down to
humble village deputy. who wouid
lenu h.msell TO tho work OF executing
a warrant for the arrest or detention
or fellow countrymen to be drnxt.cT
BEFORE foreign tribunal"
SaGGcation is made In tho no,e that
me men wanted DC tried BY ,hc
SUPREME Court at Leipzig, and in this
part OF the communication tho Ca hjn.1
mas Indicated it's belief that the n,,jnn..
highest tribunal can guarantee an -,
hauaiive and impartial trial !. &.
po!htod out that the allies are .,iycn
ropreschtat!on on the bench OF tho
supreme Court, which should furthe,
't"u 10 guarantee fair trial
~, condition IL PrccuriouA
:. INC economic situation in GERMANY
- nrecarlous AT present and thia is
an unsuitable period TO invita- ,ro,ibI"
INC note indicates. continuing TO NON,
out that trouble. IL Il comcs' vii rn,
DC confined 20 aDJ single pnrty
ne whole nation IL I!kciv 10 ,n
on general STRIKE" AN official do
Jared today whiic discugsinE .ho Coz
ernmente plight, II 1t is coerced into
eten ma kinS fe!nt in the diroction
.! experimenting the men wanted y,
~ ncnnlte!y stated that no list ~
lanes oi men whose cTtradition will
oc demanded has AS yet been receivas
wanted" " WI" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
SEEKS CHANGE OF LAW
IN FIGHT ON LYNCHINGS
SpinSnrn Suggests CONSTITUTIONS,
Amendment II Court Rules
Out Dyer lSiII

.StIrSEE:rSSISSt '!I Yea Prcss !
ISL iNLION. Jan. 29.-Ar;hur l.
inc National Association FOR the Adj
Nancement OF Colorcd People. in n
statement to the House Judiciary Com
n!itee To-Day, urged that in event the
Dyer bill. making iynchings a Fed
e era oitrnse, was held unconstitutional,
me Constitution be amended.
means OF stamping out lynchinEs. he
san and declared that il IT is not
possible under the Constitution. than
the Constitution should be amended
The committee is investigating the
question Of lynchings throughout the
country, and has before it a bill Of
tercd by Kcprc*ciltat.,c Dyer. OF Mis-
snuri to make lynchings a crime pun
ishablc Ivy Federal laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Reinforcing Revenue A.cn,.

DANIEL c. ROPER, Commissioner 90
'n,eihal revenue is justified in calling
upon all good citizens to observe ripidi,. ne
~ o!iioiliofi laws now upon the statute books.
~ iuiio" the ietter OF the eighteenth amend
heht TO the Constitution. and TO frowp mo,
any violations OF the enactments passod ,,,,.
suant TO that amendment Upon tbi. nnin,
mere can De no serious difference of opinio,
NOT can the people blame Mr.. Ropcr whn
IS charged with the execution of the bone,
,d"' lor CARVING out to the full extent
Oh MS resources the spirit Of that law
bht many people will resent. as some -,
scdu! nave done. the appeal which Mr. Roner
mas issued privately TO the cIergymcp of tha
country ealing upon them to aDpoint yi,;1
ancc committees from their conererations
whose business it will be to receive all cor,
P'"ihts or violations of the law, and 10 lodge
lo," paints together with the evidence
OBTAINED with the proper authorities"
lhis looks dangerously like snoonine 7.
mas me appearance OF applied purjtanien,
"s"hst "hlch tree-thinking people naturally
'''o''. II Is an effort to organize the church
"e an ana 10 the state. which is a Dronositjon
chtrcN foreign TO American institution.
WI, roper mas made a mistake in proceeding
:" .nns "'Iect'on' and he should lose no time
oi'hcF IN aisavowlng any purpose in draprinr
me church into the business NJ nriv.,e ~
tecting p'''"'o ue-
II IS ohiy natural that many clcrpvmo,
nave le't indignant upon the receipt through
INC lhals or this communication Thee
'"urchmeh' or course. are Interested in ,,u.
enforcement; they are eager TO cncouraao
soou ciiizenship and many thousands IF
,nem are in hearty sympathy with tho nro-
moiuon or intoxicating liquors Tho TO,
ehce OF the religious organizations won, far
toward bringing about the ratification Of tho
eighteenth amendment and the passaro =,
the Nolstead enforcement act W.
IA,
ponce and the courts. not the function -,
inc church The Commissioner of Intcrp,i
NeVchue IS the official upon whom tho du,v
rests OF enforcing the prohibition laws moi
TN Methodist, or the Baptist, or the CathnIic
ciergymen If Mr.. Roper has not sufficient
money and men to carry out these Iaw
ne should go to Congress for his re-cnforce-
ihehts' not to unofficial and irresponsible
church committees who subscribe to no oath
OF once, who assume no government obIi.
ta'ohs' and who receive no pay for their
services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
PREMIER DECLARES HUNGARY
WILL BECOME MONARCHY
National Assembly, Shortly to CON
Vene, VIII Choose New Chief
Of
Iny Associated pre~-.1

BY Associated Prc-r.
BUDAPEST. Jan. 2?.--IIunEary will
pe monarchy and tho new king viii
t!onaI assembly convcncs. said Prem
Ter Huszar, speaking at a wolnan's
gathering yesterday
The first duty OF national as
SScmhiy. which will be summoned on
February lG. will be to elect a chief
or state said the Premier. after cS-
pressing his satisfaction at the over
Wheiming success of the national
christian party in the recent elections.
II is clear that Hungary will he a
Kingdom. but ii would be premature 20
mention the names OF those considc red
for the throne today"
She Prcmicr's words were greeted
with enthusiastic cheering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
ALTERATIONS ARE MADE
IN AIR SERVICE BILL
Senate EIImInntcE CInune Mailing DIrcc-
tor Member or Presidents
Cabinet.
10y Assocl.icd pro4s.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Thc New
Independent air department bill sus-
Tered It's hrst serious alteration IN
the Scnat" today. when the PROPOSAL
10 make the director OF the service
{" Cabinet officer WAS eliminated on
motion or senator Smoot. Republican,
of Utah A second amendment bv tho
Utah senator reducing the directors
salary from $4,000 TO $4,000 a ycur
failed OF action for lack OF a quorum.
SHARP opposition to tho bill Develop
Cd during the debate. Senator Bor;th.
Repuhl!can. os Idaho, contcnded i:
would increase air service eXpendi-
lures and Senator Gerry, Democrat OF
Rhode Island, asserted It would foster
!ed tape. while Chairman WadSwort!.
OF the Military Committee, which re-
would increase efficiency and Gu, OK
penditurc from Sio,o00,00o TO SEQ, 900
Ogo year on me separate air ser
vices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
SIBERIA IS IN FERMENT
KOLCHAK'S SURRENDER STIRS
FOLLOWERS TO BITTERNESS
French General Who Directed Admiral
he Handed Over In Challenged
to Duel.
IHy Associated Prcss.I

LONDON. Jan. 29.-Admiral Kol-
chak's surrender to siberian rovolu,,
Janin. Of the French army, who was
placed in command OF all allied troops
west OF Irkutsk on January 10 by Kol-
chak'S order, says 4 Hardin dispatch
to the Daily Mail.
profound sensation was caused
throughout the Far East by tho re-
port that Kolchak had given up, says
the message: which was filed at lIar-
cral has challenged General JanIn 10
Il duel. while officers under tho COM
mand of General ScmenoT have formed
:. league. the slogan of which:
Have Janin's blood"
General Janin's explanation Is await
cd. but 1t Is known that Czech re-
which have been, .teiegraphed TO Cen.
crai Janin at Nerkhnie -Udinsk. in
duced him TO consent to ko!chak's sur
render, The Czechs claim the choice
a conflict in which they were likely
TO he completely annihilatcd
Japanese representatives asked tho
Czcchs TO hand kolchak over to tho
Later the rcvolutionists rejected a
similar demand. and said he would
not be turned over until he had been
tried before a conference.-the All rail
road and telegraph communication be-
tween Ncrkhnie- Udinsk and Vladi-
vostolI has been suspended, tho dis
patch said.
Paris dispatch quotes tho
Temps. which says Premier M!llcrand
has sent telegram to Major-General
jules Janin:, commanding the Czech
forces in Siberia demanding an I'm
mediate explanation OF his action In
handing over Admiral Kolchak TO the
Snzerain revoiutionary forces. The
upon General Janin TO take measures
for the immediate release Of kolchak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
SELL CARTRIDGE CLOTH
War Material Now offered I'm Form of
"Omcn'E B10uscs of Fetch
ing Design.
nv associated Pross.1

"" NtsocIP'ed Pross.1
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.--CartridEc
cloth. a new material created by the
war. is being transformed by War
department experts into attractive
goods for wolnen's wear.
Samples of the material. made up
In woman's blouses of fetching design,
is being offered for sale in New York
TO see how 'milady" takes to it. IF
!; proves popular other creations will
be put on sale.
The cloth is rough all-silk pro-
duct somewhat resembling burlaD, and
was used In the making Of small bags
for holding heavy artillery explosive
charges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

General Leonard Wood is letting no grass
grow under his feet in his race for the Re-
publican nomination for the presidency He
Is paying little attention to the 'favorite son"
argument, and is having his name entered on
the primary ballots In one State after another
lie mas sohdified support in nearly every State
IN the Union, and ii is practically certain that
ne VIII enter the convention with big array
OF delegates, unless there is decided switch
or existing sentiment in his favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
MUST TEACH ENGLISH
AIahana Refuse. Prospective Men
MONTE Colony Right to Put Ger
man First in Schools.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Jan. 2a--rr
5000 families Of MeunonitcS from
canada move to South .AiuDama. 10 set
UP. colony, as they have expressed
a desire TO do. they must teach Eng
NSh in their schools. and not German.
which is said to be their lansuasr'
according to Spright DowcM State
superintendent or education.
The Alabama educational code ne
1919 requires that nrst attention sha I,
be given to the English iancuare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Queries.

S. 0. S.-I have been so much encouraged by
your advice TO the lovc!orn from time to time
that | am almost tempted to ask YOU what
10 do with sutton who is bowleEEed bald
headed, cross-eyed. hollow -chestcd frccklcd
fat-hcaded and anaemic. and who has a mill
lion dollars. What would you do?
Uncertainty.
Marry tho million and be happy cbi,d 10
may have docilc disposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

UNDERSTANDABLE, FLA, Jan. % ,rh.
Florida Repnh9lican central committoe
the leadership OF Senator I.nI',n seq
MASSACHUSETTS, in the. treaty !lgh1 and
named nance I cdndid "a for state Offices.
was nominated for United St,tee ~ S ITO
tor and George L. Gay, of Palatka, for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

Calculations show that for each dollar
added TO the cost of three and one-half yards
of cloth at the mill the cost to the consumer
OF the suit made from the cloth is increased
SYST, but the mystery is where the odd
s6S7 goes. Everybody solemnly denies get
ting any Of it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
DEVELOPS CASE OF LEPROSY
SpanIsh-A me rican War Veteran Pro-
nOunccd ny Specialist TO Have
Drcnd H1n1ady.
INV hssNc otcd Press. !

OMAHA. NEE. Jan. 29.-Charics
Young. 40, of Tildrn, Neb.. who APP
piled at tho Creighton Medical College
several weeks ago for treatment for
a blood disease. has a wei! developed
lists diagnosis announced today.
Young ia Il Spanish American War
veteran, and believes that he may have
contracted the disease while In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
The Language.

Overheard street car the other day:
Yes, suh Doctah, dat Lucy L!ndeman SUIT
tiny is one galawaniptous pusson. fussln,
up her hair all dc time an frvverin' 'roun' wild
dancin' folks. Eff she'd only spcn' mo- time
bringing home de left-ovahs an not so much
aisin de OF man bout his wages shed be
dom sumpn."
"Da's so. sistah; da's SO. An she sho' is
powful gossip"
Gossip! Doctah. ef dat oman ain got
nothin else much. she suttinly is go. mouf
full O tongue,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

Samuel Gompers, in denouncing Bolshevism
in the current number of the Federation
thinks American institutions are not so much
menaced by Russian Boshevistic propaganda
as they are by the home brand Then Mr..
Gompers said something to the point. The
American brand OF Boshevism works insid-
iously and therefore, is more DANGEROUS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
FRIDAY, JANUARY 80. 1920.

Siam having helped to lick Germany and
subsequently signed the treaty of peace, has
authorized resumption Of trade with that
country. America is great nation, but it
might learn wisdom from little Slams way
of doing things.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
AGREE ON DETER VERDICT
Decision win Not BE Announced rn,I
u Is In Hands OF War
Department..
TRy Aasociated prc..

NEW YORK.. Jan. 29.-The court
ma mar IA OF CAPTAIN Karl vs. Dctzer
trr ait!eged crueities TO soldiers az the
S NiiieI 'can cApcdii!onary forces NJ lie
mans which began at Governors Is
'"t r clGht weeks ago. ended today,
INC oHiccrs comprising tho So,irr
aErcou on verdict In loss than i've
,,ninuloS, put in accordance with ni!;
tarE regulations their decision viii ne,
PC nnnounccd until i, has nrst beer.
WIS hinCton N!A4 N'"Sh- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Denics Jnps arc Buying on Lnnds.

MENICO CITY. Jan. 29--Reports
that Japanese interests were securing
large grants of petroleum lands on
the Pacific coast of Mexico werc denied
yesterday by P!utarco Elias Gales.
former Governor OF the state OF
Sonora. and at present secretary OF In
dustry, commerce and labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

- Marconi is puzzled over stray radio calls
which are unintelligibe, and he is not so
coofsure that this persistent signaling is not
by feehly inhabitants OF Mars or some other
presumably inhabited planet seeking TO com
muncate with us earthfok. AS the favoritc
method of spirit communication seems to be
by snort raPs, as-intelegraphy, why may these
signals not be efforts at spirit communica-
ton?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

Decidedly the most decent thing Holland
has done since 1914 is its demur to surrender
the once Kaiser, instead of the eagerly sub
servent compliance with the wishes Of the
--Gonquerors that would be appropriate with
Its recent record Perhaps, however, the
- towering refugee, helpless as he is, spends
-some money in his neighborhood and dra VS.
some curious tourists, and Holland is thrifty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Charconi Eph's Daily Thought.

T Know a man once dat had a conscience so
keen dat he wouldn't tell lic," said Charcoal
Eph, ruminativciy. Il don know whut become
O him aftah he failed in business Try a
doughnut, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

=. Rose Pastor Stokes has been indicted in
Chicago charged with conspiracy to over
t"throw the government by violence That
would seem to be useless proceeding She
was indicted once before. was tried con-
Sicted and sentenced. but she continues to 20
about with all the freedom enjoyed bv any
American citizen whose loyalty has never
been questioned. What kind of a pull"
has the woman anyway?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

Baltimore councilInanic sage has intro
duced a bill for ordinance prohibiting rentals
OF any description in excess of an amount
which will theoretically net per cent on the
investment. Some OF these house owners who
are now losing money will be tickled to dcotb
20 raise the rent accordingly
But by the way. man be prohibited
from renting to a tenant who is satisfied with
me terms: Amt there nothing at
all left OF this hero Constitution?
Misery loves company except that one corn
can get along very we'll without ann,hnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

Every and then n man hobs IN vbr
thinks he distances all tho accomplishment
of Atlas 1ormos and Apollo; but he Away:
winds up floor walker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

constantly the shadow OF Hoover CON
tihues TO hover over all new Matching presi-
dental booms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

In the appeals for assistance TO the poor
and suffering which IL has brought TO the
citys organized charity, the present winter
Is second only to that distressing one of two
years ago, when public aud private means
were taxed. to provide relief This heavy
burden OF succoring the needy has fallen on
the shoulders OF the Associated Charities and
relief from the situation is not in sight, nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

Repeated denials of any concerted move
ment 10 max the United States a smoke,ess
ar well as drinkless country are followed
by the formal launching of a campairn bv
the No-Tobacco League In course Of time
VIII come the demand for a constitutional
amendment and there is no assurance ina,
the paid reform agitators will no, no ohIo
to put 1t across. Then, with alcohol ana
nicotine ont OF the way nothing will he left
to attract the attention OF the jobholdinc
uplifters except the nsidious, soul-destrov.
Ing. home-wreckng chewing gum.