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plishes, and second, it sees the direct re-
suits of the liberal contribution to its
maintenance it has made in recent years.
Tomorrow the annual call will be made. 1t
will be Bell Day. and every citizen who
wears one Of the little bells will be proudly
conscious of the fact that he has contributed
of his means to the succor Of a suffering
fellow creature who, by no fault of his own.
is no longer able to help himself. The
appeal is one Of human sympathy that
should prove irresistible, and 1t will to those
who have even the faintest realization of
the magnificent end to which their offerings
will be applied.
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SENATE APPROVES suNDRY
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL
Measure Carrying 100000 Is
Sent TO Confcrcncc-Rcscrnbles
Vetoed Legislative Bill.
my Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. May 26.-Thc $40.
oo0'ooo sundry civil appropriation
pill tho last Of the regular announ-
ced government supply bills. was
TO conference.
Tho bill as passed carried an amend
mcnt giving Congress authority to
determine, what government publica-
lions shall be published. but author
izins those now being issued to DO
continued until Jun 80. 1921, was
adopted today by tho Senate.
Except hat power to control Cow
ernment publications is vested in
g%resslonal Printing Committee, tho
amendment Is similar To tho one
which resulted In tho President re-
Gently vetoins tho legislative appro-
The Senate also adopted, without
debate, an amendment appropriating
Sl,5O0.O0O for use OF the Bureau of
Internal Revenue In guarding intox
icating liquors held In warehouses;
and for enforcing the national pro-
hibition act.
Another amendment waH doptcd
authoriZing the government to pay
the railroad fare home from WASH
inBton Of war workers who resign
or are dismissed from service be-
tween now and July next.
Diner legislative riders added by
tend use OF the $500. 900, 900 revolving
fund of the Interstate Commerce.
Commission from five to fifteen years.
The commission now Is arranging for
long term loans from this fund to
the railroads In obtaining more cars.
The Senate accepted an amendment
by IA Robinson. Democrat, Ark
ansas. appropriating $225.0 900 for con-
t%inuancc OF the Federal employment
service. or that amoun tho amend
ment provides that S25, 900 shall be
used for the mobilization of workers
TO harvest the wheat crop In various
parts OF the country.
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FEDERAL BUDGET SYSTEM
APPROVED BY CONFERENCE
Presidcnt and Secretary of TrcRsury
Would Act Jointly I'm Presenting
budget TO ConErcRs.
IBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, May ga COM
promise bill proposing II Federal
budget system, effective next year,
was reported today by Senate and
House confcrccs. Under the pro-
visions OF the measure the President
and secretary of treasury would act
budget with power to revise. cor
ordinate. increase or decrease de-
partment estimates. The President
budget and send it to Congress.
y budget bureau in the treasury is
proposed, with a budget officer in
each department. There also would be
a general accounting officer under a
comptroller OF tho United States-a
preparation estimates and submit
annual reports to tho President and
Congress. The comptroller also
would prescribe uniform accounting
systems and report on necessity of
appropriations and legality OF ex-
penditures.
The Presidents recommendations
to Congress would include an alterna-
tive budget, grouped according to
services as we'll as by departments.
assembled appropriations for public
works. national defense and other
major activities, and Congress would
have the option of accepting either OF
the two plans.
The President also would be re-
for raising as we'll rs expanding gov-
crnment funds and give detailed
statements of past expenditures.
The budget bureau would make a
detailed study OF department. ac-
~tivitics with Il view TO coordination
and
The conference agreement on the
legislation was unanimous.
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Two Minutes of Optimism.
Viewpoint

Every mans experience colors. IL it does not
create. his viewpoint.
Half a dozen persons will look at a thing
and no two OF them may see the sa me thing.
one man looks at the ocean and thinks OF
inc enormous fortunes that could be made re-
covering lis sunken treasures.
another looks at it and wonders why some
body does not invent n practicable devise for
extracting its salt In marketable, profitable
quantities..
Another shudiers at the recollection OF sea-
sickness and bilious headaches.
And still another, Il friend of mine, and n
pepful. successful shook publisher, looks at
The ocean and catches it's inspiring and vital
iZing message.
Keep movin'. boy it says to him. keep
moEin'!
The reason I am so popular and so mucn
admired IS because never stop. / Just keep
on movin'. and rollin'. and tossin', assuming
all sorts of fantastic and beautiful forms in
my wh!te-crested waves and glorious tints.
And never get discouraged, boy. never get
DISCOURAGED just because, you can't take ,he
1t! keep on movin'. and workin', and rol!ia'
against the beach, only to break and stink
Lack at Lines like a whipped cur!
But ! Gather force by breaking for greater
Snoit' ami i helps build up stronger waves
rolling in Triumphant with my glorious white
senIimentai. inaginative writer might put u;
so remember my lesson. boy-kecp movia'
and don't get Observation-Disclosures, 1920.
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MEXICAN BUSINESS MEN
WANT AMERICAN MONEY
businehs Hnmpcred by Short Stock
OF Currency and Speculation In
SmnlI Chance

MENlCO CITY. May 26.-Proposals
ior the Importation OF United States
purpose OF solving NeSico's monetary
p!roblefn, have been approved by the
American Chamber OF Commerce. ac-
g.0tuihs 10 announcement last night.
confederation OF Chamber of Com
merce OF Mexico. which has eighty
two hambe affiliated with IL.
me short stock or CURRENCY ha.
TOT more than Il year been restrict
ing business ana commerce and
hanperinS development OF the coun-
been reap!ng Il harvest by eSportIn,,
silver n cornering small chanvS
~ me expense OF Legitimate business.
rs UNDERSTOOD the Provisional gov
rdnI1cnt mas proposed that the con-
icueratlon iinhncc a new Issue OF pn-
per currency. as II did during the last
ihrw months OF the Carranza regime.
pack Il new issue. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
LEVI P. MORTON LEAVES
AN ESTATE OF $1O,OOO,OOO
Former NIcc-Presldent or u. q,
LehNcS VIII Giving Property To
His Children.
by Associated Prcss,l


cstimated at So 100000 is ]Gls gS,s.d
Of in the will OF Levi j. Morton.
s l9amer w wSicb ~as Ma Of the United
District Court here today for pro-
bate. The document was executed
June 20. 1910. and was modified by
-. 1911. Mr.. Morton died recently
~. y. Mt the age OF SO years.
Charles II. Alien, of Lowell. Mass,
and Bronson Winthrop. Of New York
cay. arc named as executors and
they. with the American Security and
irust OF this city. Will act
Mrs. Arthur Morton H~ar,ncncc. of
philadelphia, "A sister of the testator.
The Il s, snIn q NE s annuity Of $4,000 and
in.law OF Morton. 4 life annuity of
$40 Is to be paid to Mr.. Morton's
eutier and cash beduests to other
md furniture are to b. distributed
among his children.
Morton Eustis, n grand
and candlesticks presented to Mr..
Morton by resolution OF the Senate
0ic Inc expiration Of his term as
Erandson." is lott The testimonial set
institutions OF New York in 1858.
The remaining estate is be-
nueathed to the trustees. one share
70 ne held In trust for each Of the
surviving daughters. Mrs. william
G. Eustis. Miss Helen Morton and
MISS Mary Morton. and one share to
Mrs. Winthrop Rutherford. a de-
ceased daughter. On the death OF
each daughter her share will go 10
hcr issue. or III she dies without is-
sue, then to Othor ala nOhfnru -. -
the children of the d~eccased's
daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

Its celebration nonpolitical and nonpartisan
III character tho National Marine League has
served TO emphasize that one outstanding fea-
direct relations to all of US whether wo DO
engaged in tho work OF tho shop. tho farm or
.me iorSe: No matter what our walk In life
w Snouiu Know how vital to our future well
lare is tho development Of an American mer-
ehun. marine worthy of tho name.
We therefore. have turned from tho prob
III. ,nr OF snip production to the question that
.s.t arise In connection with the operation of
.n,s vast ncet. 1t is no longer IA question OF
operated so that our main purpose. the estab-
ilsmncnt of n permanent merchant marine,
~ DC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1920.
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REPUBLICANS WILL FORCE
VOTE ON SOLDIER RELIEF
Adept Plan to Compel Anti-Iionus
Republicans nnh Democratic
Members Go on 3ecord
IBy Associated rrcss.l

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Republi-
can leaders OF the House today
adopted a new program to brins ac-
ton on soldier relief legislation.
Chairman FordneY, in charge of the
relief bill, announced he planned 10
ave tho measure considered tomor-
row under limited debate. after
which tho legislation could only he
accepted OF rejected. Under this
procedure Democrats f.Eoring some
sort Of soldier relief legislation would
he forced 10 accept the Republican
plan or go on record AS opposed to
In the House today Representa-
tive Williams. Republican. Illinois.
sought TO attach to the bill another
piece of legislation as a rider. but his
motion was ruled out Of order.
Chairman Campbell. OF the Rules
Committee, in a speech, said the leg
islation was being bloeked by forty
the solid Democratic opposition"
Several Democrats. challenging his
statement, asserted their opposition
was not to the legislation but to the
Republican plan to force action on It.
Urging passage of the bill, Mr.. Camp
bell declared Congress had reward
ed war contractors and almost every
one else but the men who did the
actual lighting"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
The Old Poets Theme In Not
Young Love.

tVoltaire, Writing to a Lady.J
You wonder how time ne'er subdueH
Cfhough eighty years have left
their child
My "superannuated Muse,
That huns a quavering measure
still.
In wintry wolds n turf or bloom
VIII sometimes through tho snow
drifts smile,
ConsolinE Nature in her gloom.
But withering in q little while.
a bird will trill a chirping note.
Though summers leaves and light
be DER,
He sings the son Of love no more.
'Tis thus T still my harp attune.
Whose strings no more my touch
obey;
thus + lIft my voice. though soon
That voice Will silent be for aye.
Tibullus to his mistress said,
II would thus breathe my last
My eyes still with your chances fcd.
My dying hand carcssing you"
But when this world grows all ro-
When with the life the soul must
go,
Can. yet the eyes on Della dote?
The hand a lovers touch bestow?
Death changes. as we pass his gate,
What in our days of strength we
knew,
Who would with Joy anticipate
AT his last gasp loves rendezvous?
And Della in her turn no less
Must pass int eternal night,
Oblivious Of her loneliness,
Oblivious OF her youths delight.
We enter life. we play our pars.
We die. nor learn the reason horc:
From out the unknown void we
And whIthor hounds-God knows
. my deart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
MAKE ARTIFICIAL WOOL
BY USE OF CHEMICALS
Leeds, Textile Institute C%ouducttnr
Experiments, Using
CeiIu1oSc.
by Associated Prcss.l

LEEDS. ENG May 26.-Experi-
ments are being conducted at the
a chemical process artfHciaI Wool
from csllulose derived from cotton
waste. These efforts are said to have
been very successful. nd, although
1t Ii only n substitute" for wool. If
is said to have great wearing nos.
si6ilities, especially IL used with
other fabrics.
Professor Barker said the new sub
wool. but no expected IL to wear "a
we'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
MAY USE EMBARGO AS
WEAPON AGAINST CANADA
Moves to Respond to Do
minion's Restriction on Pulp
to 4. :.

=
WASHINGTON. NAV s.-Sur1cst
ing cmbarsoes by the United States
on products required by Canada for
hcr, industries to meet the Canadian
Foreign Affairs COMMITTEES today
iavorably reported the Senate reeo-
tuition for a special commission to
deal with tho Dominion's govern
mcnt on the subject.
Canada. the rcport declared, must
nave coal. sulphur n dyes from
tho United States. or else suffer a
ahlictS American publishers.
Empargoes on wood pulp, the re-
port declared, have restricted build
ing or paper mills in the United
STATES and efforts recently have hecn
made to prevent Americans from
buying pulp wood lands.
Unless American mills got Cana
alan puip wood, the report declared,
they VIII be forced to close or move
to Canada. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
TEXAS DEMOCRATS SEND
8 WOMEN TO CONVENTION
Delegates to San Frnnciaco Instructed
TO Oppose Any Change In Prca-
cnt Prohibition Lnws.

DALLAS. TENAS, May 26.-Thirty-
six delegates. with ono vote each. in
GLIDING three women and sixteen
delegates at large, with one-fourth
vote each. and OF whom four are
womcn were elected 10 represent
Texas at the national convention.
These forty votes go uninstructcd,
although tho convention adopted n
resolution highly commencing w. G..
Mc.Ado as u presidential candidate.
The delegation will vote as a unit
or all questions. Postmaster-Gen-
cral Burlosoh was elected as dele
cato from his home (Tenth) District.
The delegates were instructed to
oppose any platform at San Francisco
which proposes any change in tho
present prohibition laws.
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MANY DIE IN CLASH WITH
ROYAL GUARDS AT ROME
Police Arrest D%nImatians md Finn,
ans TO Prevent Further Trouble
In Capital.
ny Associated Prcss.J

ROME. May 26.-At least s,c NOR
sons were killed and more than
thirty wounded In the clash between
royal yards and students which
markeu inc close of yesterdays cell
ltaly's entry into the world war, ac-
cording to reports from reliable
sources. Other reports place tho
figure. ~
NAs a consequence OF tho disturb
ancc tho police today tool into Gus
tody all residents OF Dalmatia and
RUNE who were in Roma with tho
view of repatriatinS them or sending
them to places where 1t would bo i'm.
possible to instigate disorders by
urging their claims.
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URGE SPECIAL SESSION IN
VERMONT FOR SUFFRAGE
State Convention Meet. IN
E'ect i'eieEntes to Chicago Com
Hcntfon OF Party
my Associated pres,

MoSTTELIER. VT. May 26.-The
iNepuolican state Convention Ieclar-
ing itself In favor OF woman suffrnrc
urged Governor Clement today 10 cali
the Legislature in special session 10
mahe possible ratification of the
nineteenth amendment TO tho Eed-
erai Constitution. The resolutions
declared tull faith and confidence thai
inc voters OF the State would indorse
action by which Vermont would be-
ication. ." -
woman suffrage was favored by
Ma1or-General Leonard Wood. can,
aldate Tor the Republican nomination
x would make for cleaner politics.
me convention met especially TO Sc
icct delegates to tho national conycn-
ton of tho party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
SIR AUCKLAND GEDDES
PRESENTS CREDENTIALS
British Ambnssndor Exchnnres Coal
Will and Arnity With Presi-
dent WiIson.
BY Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. May 90. Sir
Auckland Geddcs. the new British
ambassador. formally presented ere
dentials to President Wilson today
at the White House and exchanged
Win n assurance Of good
The second ambassador to be sent
here. by Great Britain, since the
PRESIDENT became III. Sir Auckland,
be formally received. His predeces.
Sor, Viscount Grey. Who came 10
washington last October. departed
again WITHOUT ever laying his ere
dentlalS beforo the prcSidenI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Hcanfv Hint.

Yes Mabel; a few extra winks in the morn
ing is good for the lungs, but It's more pleas
ant for the others If you keep your mouth
closed.
For calisthenics. Beatrice, we r%ecommcn
the following articles: ! broom, 1 dust rag, l
dish tower, l dust cap. An hour making beds
and rubbing down furniture is good for the
shape.
Ann Clara: Dear Girls, forget it. Certainly
IL Is q. n. TO chew gum at the movies, but you
are mistaken in thinking that the exercise
makes dimples.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Pick mt Random.

Diogencs has quit looking; he says there
amt no such animal.
Payday will always be an event to the Of
%fce-boy.
When a woman bakes her first bread, eat 1t
or explain.
until you've actually bought the ring. Then
YOU gotta marry her to get back the ring.
Purses were made to carry money, EXCEPT
those used by women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
PythIans to Mect iu cr..-

GREENVILLE. S. C.. May as.WThs
selection OF Greenwood, S. c., as the
OF officers were features OF the clos
Ing session today OF the thirty-afth
session OF the Grand Lodge OF South
Henderson,, Aiken, was elected grand
chancellor. and Wilson c.. Harvey. Of
charleston, grand master of exche-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

Senator Owen says that when tho San
Francisco convention gets down to the real
business of naming its nominee, Bryan and
fimself will be disclosed ms the only avail
tbles. II the convention should ever reach
hat state OF mind. the Senator might as
well make up his mind that he will have
! o defer to the Commoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

While the Governor OF chihuahua is Of
fering 100000 pesos reward for Francisco
Villa. dead or alive, the evolutionary gov
eminent publishes the terms upon which
amnesty will be granted to Mexico's arch
bandit. If Villa is still running true to
form. he cares nothing aboat either.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

The Department OF Justice proposes to
enforce the provisions Of the Nolstead act
over the 2.T5 statute recently adopted by
the New York Assembly, and still a few
quaint, old-fashioned folk continue to main
tain that the States are sovereign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

If present performances can be Judged by
those OF the past. Il Republican Senate com
mittee Is not going to dig so deeply into
Campaign expenditures as to cast any re-
hcctions on the party. II il could confne
itself 10 the financial operations OF Demo-
cratic aspirants it might show a higher de-
gree OF vigor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
PROVIDES FOR RADIOS
Government VIII Continue Wireless
for Pubiic's Use for
Tyyo Ycars.

by ISEHOCTdttU TTCsS.J
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Thc
House adopted unanimously III
sent to conference today n resolu-
ton authorizing the Navy Depart
ment to continue operation for not
moro than two years OF its radio
stations for tho use OF the general
public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

1t is reported that the forthcoming Re-
publican National Convention will operate
under a new rule which would debar the
temporary chairman from making IA nomi-
hating speech, because of the advantage
which might be gained through his prior
delivery of the Keynote" speech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

Senator Frances avowal to the Senate
investigating committee that he has mo
manager, funds, finances or campaign"
might have been ampliicd to include mo
chance" OF being struck by tho convention
lightning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

The ancient admonition. passed out TO
every schoolboy, and which within the
pnemory OF our grandfathcrs contained a
grain OF truth, that every boy has a chance
ito be President" should he amended TO read
provided. he first becomes n multimillion-
|aire or has friends TO whom money is no
Otherwise. he need not apply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
The Weather
tFurnis.:ed by U. 8. Weather Dureau.)
Forecast:

Forecast: Virginia
Fnir Thursday and FRI
day: slightly warmer
interior.
North Carolina-Pnrt-
" cloudy Thursday:
slightly warmer In
terror. Friday fair.
warmer central portion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
THURSDAY, MAY 81. 1929.

The nation patiently awaits being stag
gered" by n revelation of the Wood cam
paign expenditures. It's a poor substitute,
but it has been deprived of everything else
that contains staggering possibilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

Heads National Research Council.
WASHINGTON, May GA. A., Bum.
stead, professor OF physics at Yale.
has been elected chairman Of the Ma,
tionnl Research Council for tho year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

becoming President OF Mexico Is the most
Spcctacu!ar mode OF suicide discovered
since the days of Samson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

Ilat demand for immediate information
OF me campaign expenditures Of Republican
aspir"nts for the presidency looks a little
!ikc trying to twist things around and put
Revelation before Exodus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

France RatiHes Austrian Pact.
PARIS, May 28--Thc Chamber OF
Deputies today ratified tho peace
treaty with Austria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Prime OF Wales mt Melbourne.

M.1!BOURNE. May. 26.-The Prince
or wales, who sailed from New Zca-
land on hoard the battle cruiser Re
now. May Fl. arrived in Melbourne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

bright of every American citizen, but some
lines he who exercises it without discretion
Finds himself talking alone. This must be
borne in upon the mind OF DIR. Mussey who.
addressing a Richmond audience, took oc-
passion to declare his oneness of mind with
@Penator La Toilette, anT.!o -%esircss his con
empt generally for certain things which
4Ehe South holds n high regard. Rich
plond offers a particularly infertile field for
!hc propa CATION of Bolsheyist doctrines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
local Temperature Yesterday.

Local Temperature Yesterday.
) Il. NJ. temperature .......::.... .
Maximum temperature to d j.. NJ. .
Minimum temperature to \ l.. NJ. D
Mean temperature yesterday. ....... 3
Normal temperature Tor his date.... Z
Deficiency yesst rday ..:............ -,
Deficiency since March l............ Is
deficiency since January l.......... Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
CharcoaI Eph,r DAILY Thour.,.

"fo'all wake up in dc mawnin' fine said
Charcoal Erh. ruminativcly, AN Init don
take no mon n holler TO wood t make yo'
tuhn right ovah an git sick in de haid. Try
a chop, Mistah j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

Manufacturers promise that next fall we
may have some preserves II we can get rid
OF the freight Jam,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Voice of the People

IetNr. must give the name and address Of
the writer. Name Will not be published II
writer so requests.