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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
HAND POLISH DELEGATES
REDS PEACE PROPOSALS
Bolshcvists Request Reply Within
Twcnty-Four Hours-All Con-
fcrccs Optimistic.
no INDEMNiTiEs ARE ASKED
Grant Independence OF Lithuanin,
White Russia and Ukraine, and
Rcnounce Sovereignty OF Poland.
TO Return Art Treasures.
tBy Cros.-AtIan,ic Service }

RIGA. Sept. 29.-Bolshevist peace
proposals have been handed to tho
Polish delegates at n secret session
of the conf.rcnce with request for
reply within twenty-four hours.
They are of such nature that all the
confcrccs are optimistic of an carly
peace.
Tho independence of Lithuania.
White Russia and tho Ukraine is
conceded as a full recognition Of the
principle of DIFFERENTIATION. The
fate OF CialacIa is left TO refercn-
dunn. Sovereignty OF Poland is re-
nounced. No indemnities are asked
OF the Poles and a frontier is pro-
posed which is more favorable to Po-
land than had been expected. The
Soviets agree also to return the Po-
lish libraries. archives and art treas
ures. which have been seized since
the frs: partition of Poland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
QUALIFIED WOMAN
VOTE OF 10000 is
OUTLOOK FOR CITY
200 Pay Treasurer Pace
Their Poll Taxes in
Single Day.
OF THIS NUMBER 688 ARE
REGISTERED FOR BALLOT
Total Enrolment of Feminine
Electorate Now Near 5000
Mark.

More than 1900 women paid poll
taxes to the City Treasurer yesterday,
and OF this number ssS were register
cd as voters Hundreds surveyed the
long lines that stretched the length
OF the corridors in the CITY Hail and
turned away. They Will swell the
throngs outside the doors of the reg
istration offices today and tomorrow
or Will bcsicgc the registrars at the
thirty-onc precincts on Registration
Day, next Saturday.
The outstanding feature OF fcmin-
Inc registration yesterday was the
substantial increase in the numbe.' Of
colored women registered. Deputy
Registrar Garland Taylor. sitting In
the basement. enrolled III. tho larg-
est number OF colorcd women for any
single day since the registration OF
women began.
100 In Line ms Onices Close.
Mrs. Frank l.. Jobson enrolled 3l5
OF the new voters and Mrs Carter
W. Wormeley, 232. From ? O'clock in
the morning until o'clock in the
afternoon the feminine throng was
the largest the City Hall has yet seen.
When the Offices closed at 3 o'clock
about $50 white women and as many
colored were locked out by the regis
trars. There was loud remonstrance
from vccrarglosupSr 7S9os.
from scveral groups In the fourth
story OF the big building when the
doors were closed.
Secretary John t. Ingram was
taken to task by several women. who
demanded TO be registered He ex-
planned that as the responsible officer
of election he could not permit dis
elimination in favor of the whites by
EeopeninG the registration Offices
after the closing hour, and reminded
them that the fixed hours had been
repeatedly published. Mr. Ingram
and other election officers spent a
vain half hour endcavoring to moliify
the offended women.
The ciamor of complaint that has
ensued ever day this week at closing
hour Is due to the inability of the
election officers and City Treasurer
James B. Pace, Jr., to agree on the
time for closing the poll tax paying.
Mr.. Pace refused at the beginning of
the week to close at 3 O'Clock. Hence
go h'i 'iNSA hhtSi tHc or
fices close women with poll-tax
receipts in their hands flock TO the
registrars importuning them to dis
regard their orders
Mny ReEister Next Saturday.
city Democratic Chairman John NJ
Purcell said last night that the sit
uation. which so many Of the women
seem not to understand. is an unfor-
tunatc one. as many of the com
plainants are inclined to hold the
party leaders responsible for the dis
appointment they suffer. Mr.. Pur-
cell was on the line toward she
close of the day. explaining TO the
women that they might avoid the an
noyance and discomfort of a tedious
wait ir line by defcrrinS registration
until next Saturday. when they will
be able to register at precinct sta
tions with the prospect of not being
detained more than a minute or two
The popular prediction is for n
total feminine enrolment OF approx
matcly $4,000. Yesterdays additions
| to the voting list brought the woman
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Twenty One Plus Doesn't Go in Virginia,
EVENT. Voting Applicants Around75"

Women In Virginia cnnnot reg
Inter ns "twenty-one plus" accord
ing to nm opinion handed down
ycster6n, by .tt:oEEry ;. Gcncrsl
John u. Snundcr. in reEnrd to tho
ntutux OF the fnir EeI I'm lining up
for the ballot box. my, not even
IL .rcported to be around 75," the
Attorncy-Gencral rules.
or cournc, IL In to be expected
TINT some bellies OF remote vintage
would hesitate between duty to
their State md barinE the dcnrcst
secret ef their Hives. Hut II GER
tuInly cnuscd n severe shock when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
DEMOCRATS OF MICHIGAN
NAME WOMAN FOR OFFICE
Nominated by Unanimous Consent
for Secretary OF Stnte.
tBy Associated pre.sl

ny aSSOCid&eu fTesS!
LANSING. MICH. Sept. GA wo-
man, Miss Catherine Doran, of De-
troit, was nominated for Secretary of
State by unanimous consent of tho
Democratic State Convention here to-
day.
Resolutions. urging censorship o.:
motion pictures films under State
supervision and legislation to per-
NIT marketing OF farm products "in
such q way that needless expense In
handling might be eliminated" were
adopted by the convention.
The resolution also demanded aholi-
tion Of tho Michigan state police,
elimination of private insurance COM
panies in connection with the work
mems compensation law, and a free
textbook law. Home rule for cities
and villages was advocated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Women Swimmers Are
Not Pleased With Paris
IBy Universal service.I

NEW YORK. Sept. 2D.-The
skirts worn by the women OF
Paris are too short. That In tho
verdict brought bnck by the
American women swimmers who
competed In tho Olympic Enmcs mt
Antwerp.
brooklyn girl, winner OF the
fancy dive, declared she was
amused not only by the style of
the I'arIsIcnnes, but also by the
xtyIcs of the men. A. n matter
of fact she brought bnck poor
Impression OF everything Paristnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
STORM WARNINGS ARE
DISPLAYED ON COAST
But Beiief Is Expressed Danger of
hurricane on Gulf ls
fBy Associated Press.1

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-Th C
tropical storm over the Gulf was cen
trail tonight near and Immediately
south OF Mobile Bay. and moving
rapidly northeastward,. the Weather
Bureau announced.
Storm warnings remain displayed
on the east Gulf coast and warnings
were ordered tonight for tho South
Atlantic Coast from Miami TO Cape
Hatteras.
Southeast storm warnings were
displayed on the Atlantic Coast, tho
Weather Bureaus order forecasting
increasing south to southeast winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
'AMBLERS AGENTS, WHO FIXED' 1919 WORL
INDICTED UNDER ASSUMED NAME
Mexican Style Headgear
Latest Fashion for Men
my UnIycr.nI Service,

PARIS. Sept. 20.-IIrrc 8. the
inteAt In hcndEcnr for men;
4 white Milk and velvet hat nhap-
eel In Mexican style and trimmed
with hclI0trop~ ribbon.
The experiment wns launched Mt
fanmpcs y-Ht-rdny by VI. Peirot,
fashion crcntOr. lie wore the hat
hlmsrlf. u appears during N dull
period In the Gordon bennett nc
rial rncc md was generally noted.
Mnnnikins pnrnded the grounds
In the lntrst aviation costumes.
The texture mniniy WINS leather
of the thinnrrt quality trlmm I'd
with cOlinrs and immrnAe hem.
of crmlnc md snbIc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Train l.eaves Despite Threat,

BRUSSELS, Sept. 29.-One the eve
OF the departure tonight of n sani-
tary train destined for Poland. from
the Belgian Red Cross, Germany no.
tilted the government it would no:
permit the train to pass through
German territory. Notwithstanding
the German threat. the train left for
Poland at 6:ia o'clock tonight. after
demonstration at the station by a
great crowd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

the Attorncy-Gcncrul wns asked to
rule on the casc OF woman re-
siding In Bedford who refused to
give her age trepOTtcd to be
around thrce-qunrtern of CEN
tury) and who contested the rul-
Ing or tho registrar TINT unlens
she did NO She wan Ineligible.
Her attorney took the matter
up with the Attorney de-
mnndinE m opinion. "She Is sup
poscd to he about 75. but refuses
to give her nrc and she In refused
registration" the nttorncy wrote.
but Attorncy-GcncrnI Saunders
upheld the registrar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Hnrricnne menace pa.,.,.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2s.-"The
tropical disturbance In the Gulf OF
Mexico has moved eastward and a
drop OF .o7 feet In the tide at Port
Eads for thrcn hours ending at p.
A.. shows that the center OF the
storm has moved eastward Of that
place." said a statement issued by
DR.. Cline at $3.50 tonight. Heavy
precipitation has attended tho storm,
IT. was stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Reds Ready to Accept Terms.

PARIS, Sept. ga dispatch TO tho
Havas Agency from Warsaw says
Adolph Joffe. head Of the Russian del
egation in the peace negotiations at
Riga between the Bolshevists and
Poles. has received instructions from
Moscow TO accept all conditions laid
down by Poland for peace. however
hard they may be, excepting only
those compelling Soviet Russia to
partially or totally disarm the Red
army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
seabonrd Air Line Railway.

Exceptionally Low Rates Railroad
and Pullmnn-to Houston-U.'C
v. Reunion.
Tickets on sale October 2-3-4, final
nit October 81. Special Pullmans to
|ouston October 2. No change. For
sseryations. and information, phone
st. PASS. Agt.@Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

Delightful and refreshing. York
River Line to Baltimore. $40. p. M,
except Sunday.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
WORLDS GREATEST
WIRELESS PLANT rs
OPENED IN GERMANY
Has Radius Of $4,000 Miles.
Ceremony Attended by
u. S. Commissioner.
(By Wireless to Associated Press

tiSy w trclcSS 10 Associated PrcSS.)
.NAUBN. GERMANY, Sept 29.-The
completed wireless sending station
here, the largest in the world, was
officially dedicated today in the pres
ence OF an invited company. including
Ellis Loring Dresel. the United States
Commissioner to Berlin.
President Ebert. who spoke a, the
function, after congratulating the
German makers OF the plant on their
skill and ingenuity sent broadcast a
message opening tho new service.
The towers and antennae which
serve America, just completed. have a
sending radium of $4,000 miles, and
capacity OF seventy-hve words a
minute.
The presence of Mr.. Dresel attracted
much attention. and no was contin-
ually being photographed by Germans
while he was making his tour OF the
plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Left Martial Inv mt Gaiye.ton.

AUSTIN. TEXAS. Sept. 29.--Martial
In wat Galveston viii be lifted at mid
night September 80, under a procla-
nation issued by Governor w. r.
Hobby tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
souther, M..,~.I Hu,.,u

Season Concert tickets In great do
manufacturer Section almost gona
213 East Broad Street Randolph
l6o0.--AdY. -. -. ..---.-----
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

The foregoing message. describing
tho Inauguration Of the new wireless
service from German. was sent from
Nauen direct by tho now wireless
system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

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Political Re.triction Fish I

CONTINUED on Second Page.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

i'ation. making good Americans OF
thsssf foreigners II failed TO do 80.
In fact thx melting rot became so
full that II boiled over md put out
the FIRE when the test came
So we see now the desrtsed and
rnaHgned South with homogeneous
population, free from riots. strikes.
and disorder generally pursuing the
even$ tenor of its way prosperous.
patrioticc, sane. and with no Wild
eyed anarchists on soap boxes preach
ing Bolshevism. Thank God. We
live in a land where the Sabbath day
IS not profaned with athletic sport,
where the chastity Of womanhood
aud the honor of manhood are still
regarded as pearls OF. greatest price.
in our social fabric.
I Charles A. Dana, the great eritor
Of the New York Sun, said In one
OF his always-incisive editorials that
the South by its conservatism would
one day prove to be the salvation Of
our Republic. He said this thirty
years ago and his prophecy is being
fulfilled today
This Is the glory of the South.
Henceforth. let no. man sheer at the
old South, for the South of today is
but thes offspring OF the old.
In conclusion, we trust that the
country and patriotic citizens of the
North may be successful in their cf-
forts to rid themselves of the vile
brood whom they once coddled under
the mistaken idea that they could
make silk purse out of sow's
ear.
DUvAL PORTER
Richmond, Va, Jan. 20, 1920.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22
LEASE SWAMP LANDS
TO OIL PKOSPECTOR

Wilmington, Jan. 'fa~-~Forty thou
sand acres of swamp lands IN Fender
and Duplin counties In Southeastern
North Carolina. have been leased by.
the state board Of education 10 ROYAL
q Rcfniek, an oil prospectcr, The
lands are a part OF the public lands
~ the state and were turned over
% tha department of education sew
eral years ago, Mr. Remick has in
sltsSEfd. tnr 9ine> taspe. thai tbs sSqutha
eastern North Carolina swamp lands
are rich in oil and should yield
now comparable m the Texas and
Oklahoma oil fields.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

THE GLORY OF THE SOUTH

Editor Of The Nirgnian:
AS Southern man, / was much
pleased after reading a long list OF
cities in the Nttginian wherein you
gave the numbers communists, an
archists and what not. and yet not
single Southern city in the whole
list. IT leads 10 reflection which is
as follows: After tbs war between
the States was over, the Northern
States sent its immigration agents
all over Europe for the purpose OF
diverting all immigrants when they
landed in this country from going
South.
They even went so far as 10 say
that the Southern people were only
half civilized and that this section
was not a fit place to live in, Nor
thern magazines and newspapers
assisted in this bace propaganda
The result was that the West and
Northwest were filled with foreigners
to such an extent that they had NC
need tp learn the English language
They were numerous enough TO pub
lish their own newspapers in their
own language.
In those days, we heard a great
deal about the n1elting-pot of assim-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22
"WETS" GAIN CHAMPION
AT NEWPORT NEWS

- fE!chmond Evening Iournair3
Is it possible that the Newport
News Record, still in its first month
of existance, is established for the
purpose of aiding the anti-prohibi-
tionists to work their will? We dis
like to think it, but when we find our,
new contemporary contending that
the general assembly is frittering away
its time on a prohibition post NOR
tenn that prohibition being estab-
tishcd Virginia, as law abiding
state noes not require special con-
stables to enforce the statute. we con-
TESS to misgivings. How better can
we attain good roads. improved
schools, higher education and set
tie grave internal matters than by
detecting the money spent in buying
liquor into the channels noted? Pro-
hihition is not vet established. as the
Record argues: ii is only on the
threshold of the new order. Old Gus
toms die hard and 1t will require
generation. at least, to esta blish a sa-
loonless country. iiquorless nation.
Virginia Is. it is true, law-abiding
state, but it is the minority scaiawags
who seeks To debauch our eitizenry
that the prohibition department is
after and until that pandering type
Is thoroughly discouraged the special
constables will be in demand In yir-
ginia. 1t is gratifying to note that
the Times Herald, Newport News
Older paper, holds a contrary opinion
TO the Record. tFging the general as
sembly not to abolish the state prohi-
bition department at this critical
time in the history Of prohibition,
hut to retain it for. at least. two years
moro. That, too, is the view of The
Evening Journal which we have
several times forcibly expressed in
these columns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22
MR.. BRYAN MAKES POINTS

that carry so far. or with greater ef~
f,ct than he yoice Of the commoner,
lie has sounded the warming and all
friends Of temperance must take no
tice and be prepared fer the fight. II
an effort should ho made to start one
in Virginia ...
The chairman Of the national
Democratic committee will today
learn that his attendance upon tho
dinner given In honor of Edwards
&c es not meet with. the approval Of
MIR BRYAN. In this position Mr..
Rryan's attitude will receive the solid
endorsement of the temperance ele-
ment Of the democracy. Mr.. Bryan
has made and unmade mem bers of
the national committee before this,
and IL Is certain that his influence will
he as strong In the convention this
year as II was in the convention Of
1919. when the finishing touches were
nut UPON Col. Duffy Of Pennsylvania
The Democratic national committee
must he in favor Of the enforcement
of the eighteenth amendment and
they must desire a candidate who Is
Of the same opinion. The people Of
Richmond have probably seen the be.
ginning of a fight which may attract
nation wide attention before June,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22
THE NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANCE

Paul pescanei appears to have been
shosen for the presidency OF FRANCE.
xnstssd OF Ciemenceau. because he
aNAx known conservative. While
iresident of the chamber Of deputies
b.&A had given evidence Of reverence
SM0r existing conditions as well as ths
kA dasinns upon which they are
Sannded Clcmenceau. on the other
Hard. is a thinker " he follows his
Though he is the arch
eny of Bolsheyisrn. he is yet a good
eai 81 radical himself He vas
ESwen credited with an ambition. TO
&nFe the constitution Of France so
I'LL 10 permit the president to he elect
wks the president II The Lnited
kassa ~ g;se.5,Ts1 a4s1a@ ,sasss& ?
dtd not care to elect president
~ would use his high perch as a
n4axs ground from which to begin
movement TO strip them Of their
eeoEative~ 70 errct .he chief magis.
1
efsaas that rres.laSutt. t.. I,eassshsnsi
g8 writsen book II which he argues
- the French and against the Ameri-
- nsxsenl- he proposes TO natter the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

a. v~,-,, r,ps, arr axrrItn,7t ncfnt
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&C.,. -,1D,. and ,ner wish
-. S..,, .-or, missioner of
$50, -. .,...-,,z...-..4 II,
.,.. .... ~ -. stosa,e
-s.-~o ..~ostf,{,4np within
So. 3. d. .&,. .s.,ts.4 a,tx lie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22
MUNsEY BUYS THE HERALD

OF It's time. without the tawdy vail
garity of the Hearst papers. The
Ecnne%ts spared no expense in get
ting news, They kept the world
"a kping with their new sensations, but
they were generally wholesome, SEN
sations and not the mere parade and
exposure of viciousncss.
Mr. Mansey can scarcely hope te
add reputation to the Herald. 1t would
be difficult for him to add to his own
reputa ton; but he can immensely in
CT ease his influence II he can employ
the great power of the Herald iii the
honest aud unseiflsh service OF the
American people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

Nest people in America will always
~ associate the name Of Munsey with the
Magazine which WAS one OF the hrst
III the popular kind and whose sue
xssss made its own both famous and
rich
Vet he has been newspaper pub
Usher Of note. His Washington and
Hrlsiucre ventures are well renem-
{ A~rcd by ylreinians. Now he has
nurchasod the New York Herald.
ss There has never been a stronger
newspaper force in the United States
sfa1zn the Herald. Under the elder and
4oungsf Bennett 1t was the most en-
Ssstxrpfising. original and daring journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

legislative branch and they In turn
Will be likely to. keep him In power
One may safely predict for him a long
period of popularity with the senators
and deputies 1t is certain, however,
that Clemenceatu will excel hin, in
~ pular favor In France. as we'll as
in America and Great Britain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

The basketball game here on Sat
s.uraay afternoon between young WON
IN from I.ynchburg and the local fe-
k1Ale auint VIII douhtless draw admir-
III throngs. The game viii be pulled
bn IN The gym OF the Young Women s
Srhsistian Association. and the sur
xoundings will I've all that can be de-
Siy~d.
sueh games lend charm TO sport,
Clean. sparkling and exhlarating'
Swhat can he more charming than a
xioren or 50 1.-the. graceful young
vonsr engaged in the splendid game
sp< Basketball
rrginians stand Ger all such cor
seefs or skill and endurance. They love
tAs outdoor games Of baseball and
steotban. and they JOY IN the track
Snees They join in The advocacy Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

riga II ighting between Lettigla
forces and the armies OF Prince. Avail
on recently was hated TO permit the
Eastiaa.a Red, Gresse rs -SSTsffs' a,,s5tf s,y
inc starving thousands within the city.
&c arrl5tice~ was arranged by Col.
EDWARD W. Ryan. who is directing OK,
tensiye Ped Cross relief operations in
the Baltic states
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

Rather Unusual Pen Picture OF
Former Kaiser says a headline A
pen picture" of him may not be un-
usual after his trial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22
OLD HICKORY CHIPS

Persons who are determined TO COM
NIT suicide should drink whiskey made
Of wood alcohol II provides o sure
and quick route to the mysteries Of
the hereafter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

An exchange professor says that
education has passed from a luxury
to a necessity. Then nobody will
want IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

v Every few days. somebody assures
us that there b no disposition 10
make peace With Lcnine, but no one
finds time 70 explain to us what the
war = shout. (shaftanOogA NewAl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22
Special Night Gowns,
| eddies and Skirts

We still haveleft in our White Sale few sam
pies OF good quality laced and embroidered trim
med Gowns and Teddies at S3 49,
Good quality Muslin Underskirts, trimmed in
aces and embroidery, at 1898.
Also good assortment of Gowns, Skirts. Ted
dies, Drawers and Corset Covers, at s159.
A splendid assortment of Outing Gowns and
Pa,amas, in fancy stripes; all sizes, at s298 and
S590. Second Floor-East
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22
SPORTS

everything of this sort that tends to
build up the physical and moral con-
stitution Of their youth 1t is of such
youngsters the brave and strong men
and women come TO maintain the in
tegrity and the honor OF their state.
The American Legion is tn be con
graduated upon It's stand against the
professional pues who prey upon the
weakness of the Lesser element In
gathering in the sheckels, and partic-
uIar!y so In their condemnation Of the
king q pugs5 Jack Dempsey, who ifs
even now dickering for o very large
fortune TO again appear in the prize
ring. Tirgtnians win never stand for
the public display of brute strength
under the guise Of science. A prize
nght by any other name is just as
brutal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-22

I o Labor, What crimes are commit
ted hy Red ioafers in thy name,