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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The Ole Swimming Hunk.
Copyright. is-O. 10y Nat Iona, >.>x.n,,.r so,v,,,

About this time of year and u little earlier a
the reports OF IN. Condition '" of ,h sac w, far
HlNeh NY ie.Isrs who are not handicapped with
nave to hear the other feilcrs telling aii ABOUT
now many times they went in today and yet
\ hoy is a boy but once and he oush, to
gears a" sba !pns as ne can Forty or my.
With real stun IN him II is !. shame that
in'SS ,, a., "% nr,sf forty or hty years should
TONS and prcjudces and whs,ns OF the old
SalrcSsanps VINO never were boys never liked
boys :Tboro =. 80 r.,.an :, "
BOY or 70: that matter amy girl. old enough
in'nE' should not so In swimming at any time
:" ~ en ~ HSar or at any time of tho month 1t
:. nee ing OLD granny notion that Teller may
what a SI'" ius or Rst cTamps or don't know
fsr bi, a., d1r TO-, and trained nurse to look
Yes blush To W nIn, he Shn rs takns hiS bath
doctors. even few medical authors who
81 copying the ancient bunk OF medical au-
,nnsn before them do sun s!dcswipe tho uucs-
,he othei however it may Nc unwisc FOR :,
boy to so IN TW rn wn. so and SO or for
iinT wSa, ,I,,r is damn or some,hns like thar.
cal books Th m2I HciSyG All "" reah IN meHi.
our more prolific medical authorities take it
from from one WHO sometimes poses authors
>, a fsiler is justified, sincerely believe in
SnnilnE iellcrs rare daya OF snort just be :
cause the yarc afraid il ism; good for "a fcllcr :
health. don't know how many hundreds Of
times ! nave been guilty OF such disobcdioncc.
ana my conscience usually a most t.ouhie-
some one has never bothered me u bit about
that. ho.d no resentment araiuS; father
ana mother because they were under the sway
OF the SaiTeys and perhaps old fogy doc,o
9r Two FER know they meant we'll. But a
Teller emit have his whole happiness ruined
by anything Ike that.
Swimming is of tho finest exercises n
boy or girl Of any age can possibly nave
Every one should swim or learn te swim. /,
IS 4 part Of ones education which should not
be neglected 1t may mean the saving OF life
1t is never too early in tho :aason nor too
late ! assure all boys and girls - 20 IN sw i'm
ming. IL YOU enjoy II. There is hygien!c rule
about the length Of time TO stay n stay in
as long ms YOU enjoy II, and In often MS
you like. That is. provided you are not de
fcct!vc in the attic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
a Practical Settlement.

To the Editor Of The Times. pispa;eh:
safe. and equitable settlement OF the
street ear problem 10 take effect at once:
Aiiow The Nirsnia Railway and Power
fers; TO discontinue the issuance OF sin fot-u-
quarter tickets and continue the same 5-ccn;
rate we have AZ present. think with the
on transfers and the relief from any print
ms. ana the present patt the company
ference To the public Will De negligible while
the relief 10 the company viii be what Is
sOrciy needed The service under this propo-
sit!on Will be obliged TO improve ana let
Richmond stand out as one city that Still re-
tains its scent fare and gives good service
10 it's patrons.
suppose we were to adopt a Il or 7-cent
rate The street car conductors would have
who boards a car mas just the proper change.
and change cannot always 30 had at the point
making proper change. giving transfers
etc, the ne-man cars would not be able
suppose G-ccnt fare is adopted. II will not
be LONG before '-cont fare will bc wanted,
order o;hcr cities have been through these
stages. and il is therefor" much better for
an concerned that we adopt relief from
ne present situation which viii prove, direct
simple cGu!tHA!. and adequate.
think oar Hallway and Power Company
has Been Sliamctuliy ignored even the most
ignorant know full well that their cuuipmcu,
!s Ing from two to three hundred per cent
more than 1t did few years ago Nh, n man
who works for them. but TO whom they nav
more than they formerly did: not one Of US
eev"d h"forc. no, one of those who have
been debating the QUESTION for more Than Il
draws more SALARY than he did when our cal
lines We're buit and cgupped-and yet this
years agn), hut - tho same rate ms when the
lines were first put .. ln,r :, erection.
Richmond, Va. July T. 1920.
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News of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch, July 10. lSTO)

The election contes, in judge Guigons Court
IS drawing slowly 10 the cnd. There is yet 10
hc a GOOD deal OF talking and arSuiying.
Joseph j. White the Police Justice, is pre-
disratchc business in way that seems TO he
MS own invention, that is SO far al the speed
IL concerned.
The Union station Methodist Sunday School
MI! hold its annual picnic ut Ashland on
LHcSnuy next. the cars leaving the depot at
The corner OF Eighth and broad Streets,
WILLIAM r. iirctt has been appointed agent
o. the l'owhitan Steamboat 90. lIarvcys 4.
hiiams having resigned.
y meeting Of the Conservative members OF
sycamore Church to consider the quest ion of
The generalization OF the Conservative party
OF virginia.
of tho sol OoO, 600 Of additional currency the
ISSUE OF which is provided for by net just
passed. Virginia will get about 81 000. 600 and
North carolina Si.0O0.00c.
MI OF the cadets appointed to West Point
from the South nave been turned down and
Sent homa except three from Virginia and one
from Alabama.
Married: Vt ST. James Episcopal Church.
ri"tGrkin Mr.. r:verard y, Meade to Miss Lucy
Walker G!lmcr all of Richmond.
Judge !icrndon has ordered special cleo
Won in Fredcricksburg to M the office OF
Mayor, the recently elected Mayor having re-
signed early In the action.
Tho Governor yesterday commissioned Judge
fnr.tmore. OF Accomac County. to act as judge
of NORTHAMPTON County during the existing
vacancy.
Beast buffers motion TO amend the report
o! the Judiciary Committee in the Pa; Woods
untn March next. was dofea ted only by ono
vote.
on his return from Lexington Governor
walker FOUND an accumulation of work on his
time to visitors.
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Mas toid by his servant that tho enemy was
zoo many Tor them. But Elisha said Fear
NOT theS mat be- with us moro than they
tnat DC against us And then he pulled aside
me ven ana on the mountain top he could see
before. "
hc'e Numbered tho orator. with his arms
,aised high. rs where we, are going to throw
asiue tho veil In just {; lew days anothr
.t"te VIII ratify the womcn's suffrage amend :
mc"' ana then. on the mountain top you will
sW th' women and tho children. and the
clouds VIII disappear
n,E"h stepped back pace and tho storm
oTokc Iears strcamcd from Brynn's eyes AS
hc watched The hystcrical effect of his words
IN defense OF the home" For thirty minut ns
.nc EF''t audience swuyed with emotion, and
''I scene was more religious than political
'u' TO-DAY the same folks are calmly CONT
.hS votes ana bryan is in che background
wearing the scar of the worst dcfca, he has
political arena.
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A Daily Once-Over
The World Takes You at Your own vaIua-
tiOn.
nN i. j. MINDN.
ny J. }. NUM-

Don't consider yourself Of little Importance
in your neishborhood, the Cub in your ehuicn.
or in the piaCr where You are employed.
ON the other hand don; feel SO important
that you eGotiStiCai.
II Won bei!ttle yourself others soon get TO
think you actually amount to very little. and
II YOU are TOO pompous you Will be hated or
i.tu ghcd at.
Every one carries :. certain value in his
or her community.
Every respectable. law-abidinG. honest per
son has u right To certain amount Of COas!G-
Grafton and courtesy, and YOU should demand
and command what YOU are entitled to. II"
more and no less.
You mus; remember that others value you
according TO the value you set upon yourself.
and the human quality was given you 10 serve
Il Creators purpose and not merely that you
should occupy space.
Make the most OF your being in this world
Hold your head and shoulders up and l"ok
every man in the face. fearless, eye TO eye, and
Get rid OF the notion that YOU arc inferior Ia
any other human bcing.-CopyrSht. 1920.
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COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES
IN RUSSIA ARE HOPEFUL
VIII Play tiinI Fart In Economic
rehabilitation. Declares American
Government Dniciul


W!AiIu NOTION. July y.-Thc co.
operative societies OF Russia. with a
mem oership representing more than
Iuo'ovo people, are tho most hone
full element" In Russian society and
viii play 4 vital part In the economic
rehabilitation OF that country. Fred
eric IL. Lee. economist in the Office
oi the Forc:rn Trade Adviser OF The
state Department. declared today in
a report on the Russian cooperative
movements:
While for the present at least -
Mr.. Leo declared, the Co-operativcs
must be considered a part OF the
state machinery of Soviet Russia and
have been made use Of Ia order 10
carry ou; the policy and aims Of the
new economic order proclaimed bv
IN" Soyicts. there is strong reason to
non" that In tho struggle for the right
to serve tho interests OF the massos
OF Russia the cooperative idea will
emerge as the keynote Of tho nov.
economic order in that country''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
LIBERAL INDEPENDENTS ASK
MERCY FOR CARRANZlSTAS
Petition Iiucrtn for Cicmrnc.-I.ib-
rraI Interpretation Pronounced of
ri, l.nnd t;nactmcnt..

Mf,NICO CITY. July 9.-Thc llb-
oral INDEPENDENT faction In III. Cham
Der Of Deputies has named - commits
sion 20 appeal TO Provisional pr"si-
dent d. Ia liucria for the freedom
OF Munuc! AEuirc BcrlanEa. former
Minister OF the Interior: General
Francisco MurEuia. General Fran
cisco dc l.. MHricl and Colonel Pau
limo Fpnt"s, who have been iulprisou-
ed since tho death OF former prcsi
dent CarrHnZI.
The Chamber closed it's extra seq
sion today. lacking a quorum, bat
the Senate VIII not adjourn for some
time.
Article NXvlr. OF the Mexican
Consultation. which na;ionalizes pc
Theoretically, but all DEGREES issued
by former President carranza pref
ulicinE prior rights TO petroleum
owners Will be abroEatca by a pres
idcntial decree TO be issued shortly.
Provisional President dc Ia Huer,a
made this statement while conycrs-
ing Win foreign correspondents here
last night.
'u!l men Will be given the right
70 pTc-cmp; petroleum claims within
hvc years, but once prescription Is
made. they will have an Indefinite
time within which to drill" the Pro-
visional President said. He made IL
clear these were his present Vows
thtt might possibly. hut not PROBABLY
be changed after comforting WITH
the secretary Of industry. commerce
aud labor. and after hearing lawyers
fer oil Interests and his own attor-
neys IN joint debate on the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Convention Oratory
Under the Magic Spell OF Hryan.
nY MAItI.EN Il. FEW.

Yesterday the convention was possessed OF
spiritual quality: under me mage spen oil
l:rvan the Evangelist. and i;ourkc Cochran. OF
'rnnunany consumnatc actor, brilliant in de-
bate. IovaDic for his Irish niarncy who ron
I.,el Within an hours spncc an argument
CONCERNING, personal liberty, in reference to
3, .-,~-'g right To drink light wines and beer OF
his own manufacture in his own home. which
is sure 20 take It's place in permanent records
a :, classic in debating.
Many declare that Bryan's prroration sur
passed his famou., Cross OF Cold and Crown of
rhorus speech. which gave him his first nomi-
nation.
sim tinEIed with memories of that clash o!
iutcllccts on this stage the late hour& Of
yesterday and lest the words should be lost
in the convention uproar. stcnoEraphtc records
of them are herewith reproduced:
When he was discussing Bryan said in
reference to constitutional provisions which
make ii easy enter war:
81 am not willing to take responsibility for
what may occur. L. like these gentlemen, be
lievc in God. some day snail stand before
that Judgment bar Of God and when arrive,
there shall bc blood upon my hands OF pco-
pic who We're slaughtered while talked poll
The second climax when Bryan was
speaking about the treaty. RE began in low.
My friends. you cannot call the enemy
OF Woodrow Wilson Why. 1t was my treaty
that he took to Paris, and nave helped him
TO become immortal by giving the world n
peace plan. If could get ratification without
rcScrvat ion and give TO Woodrow Wilson the
honor OF securing ii. I would walk up the
scamod today and die with a smile on my
face"
the applause that followed this climax :
tinucd for several minutes.
1t was Bryon's pcrornton, however. that
brought down the convention.
The climax came Unexpectedly, Bryans time
mad been limited. lie had twenty minutes in
which TO dispose of five subjects He had hecn
hccklcd from tho floor by several persons and
had delivered two witty rcjondcrs that
brought immense applause from the floor
when one shouted Your time Is mp
Several Other persons shouted 10 bryan Go
ahead Go ahead
Now my friends. my time is up said
Bryan. lilo stepped forward 10 rest his arms
for moment the heavy ropes drapcd
around tho platform
"I want to warn you" he said. Don't be
frightened Time and again in history the
iimid have been afraid. But always they have
I found that they had underestirnated tho num-
Der Of those who had not bowed the knee to
Baal. There was time when tho great Elisha
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CONDITION OF DIRT ROADS
OUT OF RICHMOND FAIR
Except for Some Rough Places. IiIyh
ways Arr Reported in Good
shane.

Road conditions in Virginia were
the United states Weather hurc,,,
yesterday TO hc as follows
Richmond Washinpton-I ilghwn. I'm
generally good condition 80
Rtchm ond- ksvil!c-liiEhyyt, ~,
'a!rly good condition. EXCEPT for som.
rough places between LAWS crossing
and Warneld
Richmond Charlottesville H. IN.
rough scction between Montpci!cr .ud
oates persists; othcrwis" the high.
Way is in good condition
Elchmond-old polni-bIrt sor,g,ns
average fairly good. though ther, are
some bad PLACES between Richtn0rd
WILLIAMSBURG
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WOULD FORBID DIVORCES BY
AMENDING CONSTITUTION
Fr"pnenndn sfnri< far Federal In.
hihiton OF Martial Ties Dis
SDlutiun
Inv A.sDclAlel 30, 4

NEW YORK, July inauguration
OF :. campaign for Federal constItu.
.mposT!bie was announced ;ohu,; ~
ne Res" Or Walter Cwyure. gen.
e!H secretary or the society for mo
rpholdime OF tie sanctity W mar.
Vigorous propaganda Will n. car.
r."'. on, iuid Dr. Gwynnc. 10 extend
we membership Of the organization
10 every Chr.ntlan denomination ir
thH country and ministers of every
t"fh tho marrSagc ceremony for anT
person mat has been divorced
Leaders OF the movement say I, is
indorSnd by Episcopal clercymcn OF
~" vFk ana by numerous Judge,
thrnugMnmt ~. cnunirN
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The Poets Corner
I)cAfrc


@. the. ripe. red apple which handil,
hung
And Haunted and tauntcd and swayec
and swung.
TIL II itchcd your fingers and ,icklrd
your tongue.
For 1t was juicy and you were young.
But YOU held your hands and you
turned your head.
And you thought OF the switch which
hung in tho shed,
And you didn't take il Cor so you,vs
said).
Bnt, tell me-didn't you wan, toy
O. the rounded maiden who passed
you by.
Whose cheek was dmplcd. whose
glance was shy.
But who looked at you out of tho ian
OF her eye,
And iiiricd her skirt just a ,rina
high!
@. you were human and not seda,e
and straight
And you didn't follow ESQ you stated
But, tell mc-didn't you want tot
o. the golden chink and the eibilan1
Which sang OF honey and love and
wine,
OF pleasure and power when the sun.
And plenty and peace in the days
-, the dream was schcmed and the
play was planned
You had nothing TO do but to reach
your hand.
But you didn't Cor 80 7 understand
Rut, tell mc--didn'; you want TO?
o. you wanted to, yes; and hence YOU
crow
That the Want TO within you found
It's foe.
Which wanted you not to want to-
and so
You were. able to answer alwaya
SO you tell yourself you arc pretty
flno clay.
To have trIckcd temptation and
turned II away:
But wait. my friend, for n difrcront
Wait till you want to want to!
Edmund Vance Cooke, in ST. Louis
Post-Dispatch. :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
TEXAS NEGRO HANGED ON
HIS HOODOO DAY-FRIDAY
Pays Extreme Penalty for .ttincLin,:
white woman May IS nj
Hale station.
I - AssbciNtol rtess.

DALLAS, TEXAS. July Green
hunter, negro. was hanged in the
county Jan here today for attacking
IL white woman At Hale Station, May
~ last, after admitting that no also
was guilty OF attacking another white
woman. for which crime Rem Perry.
negro, was sentenced TO life i'm
pr!sonmcnt. Perry now is serving the
eighth year Of his prison term.
the criminal courts building was
under heavy guard today as Il pre-
caution against possible attempts to
prevent the execution.
Friday has always been my hop-
100. Hunter was quoted as saying.
lie was born on Friday. the crime FOR
which hc was hanged today, Friday.
Was committed on a Friday and he
was convicted on Friday, June l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10

Dir s = Gu OFF I -
iva si,ingtoa. ltl0 N .W
York Avenue: New nnrh
CITY, FIN, NNcsu. tnn
Ing: Chicago. Icnpr,
TINS Building: Fhi,m.ut
plIin. Coiohiai
building.
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Encouragement Over Coal


{ 'oN!!N" from IL source admittedly IN po-
- siion TO nave fuii knowledge of the coal
supply situation me statement OF George
i w.,aI,a" I''a, n..oI'oi VI .''e NM
,,"n 90, - ehcou'
"s'"S - WY ,'9'' "'t'o II h'''s '""' rePo',S
g" .,i 'p't' n.'o' '"se ar ""lo"H"'
p1Ni''' nv soy > - pam. -"'t 'ohc"
49,, " ~ - ''I', ''.'
'''Dt ., ''I r..''' ''",a ''o' ""' van
- va . a''"' '"S-' 'i'
IN explanation OF me existing hlsh-pricc
'cYeA ne says IL mas neeh directly brought
ABOUT ny thoSc Who need coai iraAtically
"!uH!hs against each othcr III every market
indirectly responsibility Tor the frantic
cchpet'!oh III 'hc markets. lies AT the 400"
OF NefniciouS governmental! activity, i'll which
some one or o'her OF It's agencies has Kept
me pubic constantly alarmed win predic-
tohs OF coal famine as TO the apprehen-
SONS caused by these predictions, there is no
ground Tor controversy me coai-eunsum-
ing public mas become thoroughly alarmed
ever the situation. whether the strcssful pie
l"'' P'tS'"'tu NC 'o"I or IMAGINED Nhe'h-
- Wv p"' ioSt u t'e s".o''''.e"l nus oe'h
~ "'s''!l t"e pun v''''SV oi winter STOCKS TOT
nouScmo!o ana once CONSUMPTION III sum
u'el 'a''ip"'lo" 70 AVON 'r"I'c congestion
""''i ne "'''! 't'l' ''i"'c'''c"' pHE'"S' VIII
"'''"' 'o'''i'','"' ''c 'ht'I'
! n.y. nv" ""S %" :" S''"'"'''c co'hPe-
''''"I. "'.""h an ''i'','S VI p"H c!9 WIN we
,'"''"':C o"''' ~ '"''"'''S prices peso."
d" !"S''''e"''"n j" 'He supply OUTLOOK
""O' '"s' 'H'S''' W N"S"'''S says NJ mas
~ $50" '''"'' N''S "!"r '''S' report
""" y''"' ""' va. 90 '"',i VIII st"hu scr"''-
ny oI """'IS,S, nc P'eo'c'e" mat me con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
ROOT ORATOR AT LINCOLN
STATUE GIFT TO BRITISH
Premier Lloyd George Is Expected tee
Deliver Address ~ Unwilling
Ceremonies.
fly associated rrcss.i

LONDON. July ?.Thc Anglo
American Society announced today
that lciihi Root would present the
st. tiaudens statue o! Lincoln to the
British people as Il gift Of America
at the unvcilinE ceremonies on July
rs Premier Lloyd George is cX
pcctcd to deliver the address OF ac-
ceptance.
John w. Davis. the American am
bassador, Viscount Bryce, the Duke
OF Connnught, and other prominent
persons will assist In the unvciling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
AHMUNZIO UNPOPULAR
AS FlUME COMMANDER
Group Of iiiSinr~s Wen Voice Protest
ana !trpudlntc Pact before
Nati0uni Conferences.
LIE A-Nprlated 20. ]

Gabrielle d'AuuunziO's authority as
commander III F.umc was voiced hy Il.
group a: influential Fiumlaus who
sent a protest today to tn. National
Gouncii against tho leaders of the
antonomIst party. Or. Antonio eros
S!ch. tho president az the council.
promised to take Up the matter I-ith
the poet. to which tho bearers Of the
protest objected declaring:
80 far as we are concerned YOU are
our government We dd not rCcog-
niac the poets command"
Tn" protest was signed bg 100 a.,
the leaders In rlGue business ana
professional life.
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FLORIDA SENTIMENT is
OPPOSED TO SUFFRAGE
Speaker wilder, of the ffousr. Does
Noe Bclir>c Special Session
VIII he Called.

TAMPA. FLA. July 9.-Spcakcr
George III. wilder, of the Florida
House OF Representatives, expressed
the opinion today mat n special scS-
sion Of the Florida Legislature 20 pass
on ratification Of the Federal suffrage
amendment was not likely.
wilder does not believe a majority
Of the Legislature VIII assure the
Governor they Viii vote for ratiiich-
tlQn ana Governor Cats is said 10
have told Ia" sunraGists he would not
call special session unless shown
that sentiment had changed since the
MSS.
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CUBAN SUGAR COMMITTEE
DENIES REPORTED SALES
Declare Onrr Of ~ III Cent. .
Pound Have itcrn
Refused.
ne ANaoc.ateI &c..

HAVANA. July 9.-Itcporta tina, The
cuban SnGIr srlns committee had OF.
Tered sugar for sale were denied H.,
Salvatore det Vale a member 81 Tho
is sc per pound have been re.
fused.
irestnt prices would ho rulnut!s ne
SAID because liquidation with cune
Efo"crs. ha- hctn made on II higher
basis. Sale or the remainder Of Inc
Gnhan crop 1T 90 cents per pound
"ould make the average for the on.
'ie crop bug II cents. h. asserted.
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track vest.
nursery Gun.

Hi diddle diddle. the cat and the fiddle"
tWhai nonscnsc)
THE COW jumped over the moon!'-
tRidiculous: extremely unlkclyo
The little dog laughed 10 such sport
Don't believe word OF IT'D
And the dish ran away with the spoon"
"a prcpostcrous statement, physically out
Of the question and wholly unfit for discus
sion And of such unscientiiic and sacri-
legious fabric do they build the minds OF
children. No wonder grown ups have no faith
in William Jennings BryanD
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reflection OF triumphant past and tho
forecast OF n radiant future. To the bosom
OF one old Kentuckan it brings Il food of
fighting memories along with the assurance
OF glorious victory Here, we have a key
note call to party enthusiasm that should
awake an answering echo in every Demo-
cratic heart. 1t is the clarion call TO SER
vice in forward charge to scale the ram
parts of the enemy.
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KOREANS PETITION FOR
VOICE IN JAPANESE DIET
Government Also Concerned in Ef-
frrt of Jones Marine Bill ON
Commerce..
Lny Associntcl Presa.

TOKYO, July l0.--Thc Dict has
received petition signed by 500
Koreans asking that Eorea he given
rcprcS" IN the Diet.
hurInS the session the government
was intcrpcliatcd by the opposition
on tn" subject OF tho new American
shipping law. The intcrpc!laturs cX-
pressed fear that this law might have
dShSt T"uS effect upon japanese
SHIPPING, Government representatives
replied that the government was max
iE an Investigation OF the subject
nut ih"E added that the shipping in
forests must take the proper measures
-or their own prOtcctiOn.
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ACCEPTS BRITISH TERMS
Soviet Government Agrees to Trade
RclStion Conditions Laid Down
by LLOYD GcOrEc

SPA, July 9.-The Russian Soviet
government has accepted all the con-
ditions laid down by Premier Lloyd
George for resumption of trade re-
la'ionS as u result of the confer
cnces in London with Lconid Krassin,
according TO announcement made in
British circles here tonight