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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
FURTHER NOTIFICATIONS
OF PASSPORTS PLANNED
State Department Considers Rcstor-
Ing Prr-wnr stntus 10 An
Nations or World.
nv Universal Service.

'IbN lhlNcfHal SHrN!Cc.l
WASIilNGTON, Angus, I.-Fur-
Their announcements or modification
OF pass port regulations ara bang
discussed by State Department Of
hcials. which Will practically restore
the prev conditions as TO All ma
tions with the United States.
II was stated today that there will
he the usual cases for Investigation
especially both Of outgoing ana In
coming travellers
According TO the official Wow az
most diplomatic officers both Amcri
can and foreign, this country is Il
peacc with the world The United
states has resident commissioned
~ Berlin He has sent a stan from
Par!s and exercises the duties Q. a
political and commercial diplomat il,
everything except the name.
as 10 Russia. there was such .le-
mand by business men for the re-
moval or restrictions on trade with :.
people with whom the United states
was not at war that the embargo
was lifted and II remains inopcrative,
The new regulations. 1t is saii. will
aHcct all aliens" Certain classes
are excluded by the immigration Avs
ana VIII continue 10 be so excluded.
put that was pre-war provision car
the prevention OF the landing or de-
lcctire. Immoral and other objection
able classes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
4 Party Divided.

TO the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
s>ir,-\ow nat Warren Gamalicl Harding in hi 4,
iartwti! address. has openly declared htmscl I
against the Versailles Treaty in any form nd
lhc itisnc OF nations however amended, and
conversely, In favor of separate pcSicn with
Gtrinahy. according to terms md provisions OF
me Knox resolution. how about those crnIne nj
N1o'' iait ana it0ovcr--wherc do they stand?
IN the case OF Mr. Root. we are forced TO he :
ho!d the sad and uncdfyinE spectacle of n
,,'ioSl dlStinSu1shcd International lawyer la
30. NJ WITH might ana main at The Hague to
put inc league of nations into tuccessfui opcr :
o,loh ana TO conv!ncc Europeans Of his emf ire
sincerity: while at the very same time his
1 fSn p arsHs candidate for the presidency OF
.!'c lhilcu states is not only doing his Ut
most 70 nu!!ify or discredit il over here bur
mas actually thrown the whole project over
ppoaru IN hiS swan song OF acceptance day he
tore yesterday. This Is. indeed n task from
wh!ch less pliahle. nimble and accommodai in q
minds than E!ihu Roots might conceivable
AS for ex-rrcsidcnt william Howard Taft
VINO mas been telling his fellow countrymen
way. 10 secure Immediate ratification of the
trcaiy OF peace and league Of nations is by
Young the Republican ticket 1t would seem
ina ms present pred!cament is little less on
Nib!c than that OF his dist inEuishcd friend
ana cofchanter over there"
Ana lastly. Herbert Hoover that pcer,ess
aSsuhEer of mank nd's physical wants and NO
csSs!'ies and ardent champion of some sort
or League OF nations as the one and oni -
nope OF 2 war-cursed and dcspairinr worli
"hat OF MIN? or would 1t be more cha ritabi..
NOT 70 INQUIRE too closely into the thoughts or
motives of all three? < - VI
Bristol. Va. July 80. 1920 " " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Will SON CALLS ASSEMBLY
OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS
VIII Discuss "Grnbs" Of English and
French OIL Intcrcsts In
Turkey,
ny Universal Scrv!cel

WASHINGTON, August /. An Of
fetal announcement from the White
House that President Wilson han is
sued "a formal call for the assembly
of the league OF nations 10 meet
some time before November - IL OK
pecicd 10 be issued during tn" CON-
ing week.
The call for the assembly has at
this time n peculiar Interest as
questions hav. arisen on the initia-
tive OF the United States. which at
..ck the operations Of Japan in the
East and the grabs" by English and
French oil interests In mandate tar
ritory formerly belonging TO Turkey.
Both OF these questions. il is said
today. ial be settled only by tn" la
sistenca OF the United states on rs
owr rights. The theory OF the stale
Department is said TO be tha. they
are solyaDlc best by the lragu. OF
nations even though the United States
is not Il member of that body
Al the present time the United
states is only discussing the qucs-
tions Informally with Japan and
England and these negotiations, will
Remain in the informal state at lea at
until after election day.
AT the moment there is not tho
slightest disposition on the par; OF
the administration to make any
question with Japan and Great Brit
ain acute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
REDS BLOCK TRANSFER
OF PRISONERS OF WAR
DIR. FridtJOf Nnnrcn Reports Russia
Prevented Repatriation of
100000 Men.

SAN SEBASTIAN. SPAIN. Angus;
differentiation OF the 100000 En-
rcpcan prisoners OF war st!ll held in
Russia and the 10000 Russians In
German military prisons was consid-
cred by the council OF the league OF
nations at rs session here last night.
y letter from DR.. Fridtjof Manson. re-
Gently appointed to arrange for tho
transfer OF these prisoners. was read.
DR. Nanscn reporting the proposed
exchange had been blocked by the
Russian Soviet government.
PLANS providing for the transport
OF Russians ia saips TO Nladivostok
were formulated. including CZcchs
ana Iungarians, and land them at
Trieste. but they were impossible Of
execution, DIR. hansen said. because
guarantee that Russians would be
allowed to proceed from Viadivustok
10 their homes.
The council continued discussion OF
It's program IN private. rcScrvng an
nounccmcnt of decisions until its pub
lie session next Tuesday.
y. j. Balfour. OF Great Britain, pre-
senicd report on the relations be-
tween the council aad the assembly
OF the league, upon which VIII bc
it's meeting TO he hold In Geneva next
November. II suggested the detcrml-
nation OF the limitations OF the jur!s-
diction OF each body ana definition OF
tho extent 10 which the powers Of
both are coeNtens!ve under the cove
nant.
The question OF The use OF eco
nomic blockade to enforce the dcci-
sions OF the League will be taken up
at the next session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
A Daily Once-Over
lie Calm and Achieve More.
ny J. j. MUNDY.

You work AT such high tension thar van Il,
pHmd on pnyscai force and effort instead Of
You are too strenuous about things IN NO
Co,np!iSh them in real sense
You cannot appreciate the quiet mind ,vb;c,,
wills and does IL Wills ~ 'N''
You think accomplishment means big phv-
steal effort. 30 P"'
You should stop and figure it out and then
you VIII see mat 1t Is the business OF the head
TO save the hands and feet
heep tab on yourself and notice the many
Il week. 90 g ""s VI
test of this sort will convince You that
YOU are working much harder than Won shnmId
Tor what you accomplish
DID You ever watch the movements of a fast
typist or any person who Is expert ut
operating II certain machine"
IL not. 1t would pay YOU TO do so and h.,
convinced that ii is not the hurried movements
suits
Don't crowd yourself so that you cannot
think as you work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
LEGISLATORS
BEsE|GED ON ALL SIDES
interesting Contest Wagcd Between
Forces For and Against Ratif-
cation of Suffrage.
IBy Universal .s,ryi,.. 4

WASHINGTON, August IAN in
tercstinS contest as being waged in
Nashville between forces of the
League Opposed to Woman Sunrar.
anu tho sufrrngists. who have as
seinblcd at the Tennessee capital I'm
preparation for the special session
OF the Legislature. which on August
amendment.
who are assembling In Nashville are
having no easy time. according to
n9ViSss received At the headquartcrs
Miss Alice Paul. chairman of the
party. is conducting the fight I'm per-
son Tor the sunrasiats.
The hight il complicated by the race
question ut the coming congressional
elections.
only about thirty legislators need
to be added to the roster of those
who have pledged themselves to vote
for the amendment III order TO as
sure ratiiication. These the surfra-
Republican and Democratic partics.
are working desperately 10 obtain in
ths short time that remains.
hepuniiSan leaders OF tennessee
The Leg stature to vote for the meas
urc and thus wipe out some OF the
Republican cause In the eyes of suf-
frnEists by the refusal OF tho Gov
crnvIs of Connecticut. Vermont and
Delaware To call special sessions to
pass Oh the amendment. Hal H..
Clements. Tennessee STATE chairma n
OF the Republican party. has writ
zen TO every Republican member urg-
ing n favorable vote on suffrage.
On August 10 tile Legislature OF
North Carolina will vote on the sur
fr.rc amendment; In that State
chances OF favorable action are nd :
mlttcdly doubtful and the sufrragists
are concentrating on Tennessee,
where ratification is more probable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
LL-METAl MONOPLANES
ON THIRD LEG OF JOURNEY
Three Machines Making TrnIi-BInying
Trip Across Continent for Mall
Service on for Omnhn

CHICAGO. August 1.--Thrce ALL
metal monoplanes, making "A trail
blazing trip from New York to San
Francisco for The air mall service.
left here today for Omaha on the
third leg o. the journey. Two de-
parted At S 4. NJ. The third arrived
at 1880 =. VI. having left Cleveland
At 9:25 o'clock. and left for Omaha
at 2:05 i. II. All three expected 70
reach Omaha today.
Tho two planes which left this
morning were piloted by Bert Acosta
and Samuel Eaton. Lieutenant Il.
Mons. who pilotcd one of the planes
from New York here. has returned
TO the East, where he expects to
start across the country in another
plane. The plane which left this
afternoon was piloted by Captain
Ilartney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
News Of Fifty Years Ago
.tFrom Richmond Dispatch. August . ,S-o>

- S One w Of Ganbys nagesL. Tuck Freeman
county court Of iscrso for wb Idse no of
T I'M ned 10 his Old home Einghamon a. Y
ask epaSf Snst G se h n4efers 10
he called judge formerly OF Deposit, more re
s,9nai rseSnsITneIion appontsd t" e' jaass-
T = in old vIirsinny' IS back again. Guess
such a carpet Dagger after the real people
for Deposit sen,leman from 'igsgibaa
IL orr MS innt tuck is highly Indignant
'.judss'' ''NN '"'' M" anything else hut
The Republicans held meeting in Han
Cox and the fellow Davenporte went up from
bsH Sn to rr b The ,hing for Porter and
eonvenlion-iwo negroes. and two whites
and all the time.
h In The hen eee,on in Earmyie pr w " H.
by votes o"er j. seymoaT fIeG1sa I haa
cal. The printer made a mistake in printing
s "r na HaS saa s
,GI9unci!men,, as provided in the Constitution.
and the Conservatives thus elected. There ma
be contest
ton TO the Council recomme ding that tho
city receive the JEFF Davis Mansion on the
under 5 dnrsss rsservns the right 70 prosecute
Whole matter was referred 'I to tho City M
torncy with power TO receive tho property
Grounds and buildings. '''''
the noa uf Of, Of EaasaSn has presented
amounting to s42Ss5 and asked for an appro
rriaiion for that amount. 1t is estimat ed
that there Will be siNty-1ive teachers and $3.50
scholars for the session Of nine months. Tho
appropriation was made by the Council.
The census takers have far prosecuted
their work as 10 give us the population OF
81. H. Clark. member OF the House of Dele
gates from Pittsylvania Is candidate for
Congress in the Fourth District against
Booker
DR. Gillctt f. Watson. of. the Eastern Shore,
who has severa; times for Congress In
the First District vii be candidate this
Four thousand people attended the meeting
and barbecue at the Fair Grounds In Stanton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
From Other Viewpoints
Going Clear Back to the House Tint Jnck
Isuilt.
ny ALFRED II. WILLIAMS
~ ALFRED H. WILLIAMS.

Before many months the people of the
United States will be face to face with the
question OF how far should 20. or the
courts and the Constitution will allow MS 10
go III enforcement OF the prohibition laws.
The most ardent prohibtionists themscl YES
viii he required to consider the danger of vio-
lent revulsion of public feeling. making the
law so unpopular that practical nuliifcation of
1t viii he inevitable.
We have gone pretty far and evidently are
going further. Search and seizure, invasion of
homes and of private vehicles and luggage on
public roads and OF trucks and personal han
hagS on trains nave become ordinary incl
dents. Now there arc definite proposals TO reg
ulatc and rcprcss food supplies and the trans
portation Of general merchandise. At Roanok.
stroyed on the allegation that II was ,o H.,
used To make whisky. Prohibition agents
claim. ana apparently with good reason. that
INC quantities OF meal received by merchants
in Patrick. Franklin Henry. Floyd. Dickonson
ana other Virginia counties are far beyond the
needs OF the public for lawful purposes Mo-
lasses supplies also said TO he supcrabun-
dant Even the usually innocent fruit jars
supposed to be intended for Gamers and house
wives, arc being made and sold in huge guam
titles, presumably for or moonshiners
Yet II the government is given power to dc
icrmino how much meal. molasscs and malt
and how many fruit jars may go into a county
or city, may not its agents follow the alco-
holic scent back further and demand the right
to determine how much corn or rye or barley
or how many bushels of apples or peaches
may be produced? 1t Is like the interm!nablc
story OF the maiden all forlorn. who MIXED
the cow with the crumpled horn that tossed
the dog. that worried the cat ana so on back
TO tho malt that lay in the house that Jack
built
All who think agree that while the law
stands on the books 1t should he en- forced Yct
enforcement carried to It's ultimate results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
F0CH SENDS GREETINGS TO
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Fourtecn state Delegations Arrive In
New York for Annual Gather
ing of Organizations

NEW YORK, August I.-Four
teen. state delegations have orrivnd
in New York for the supreme con.
vention of the Knights OF Columbus.
IIpeninE tomorrow. The California
On special train. Tomorrow morn
ing the Midwestern States dcIega-
tioms and those from the Southwest
Executive sessions wern held all
day today by the supreme board.
winch is preparing its financial re-
port ana the program for the organi-
Zation. which VIII be ratified by the
Marshal Forh sent his greetings TO
inc convention in the form OF an
autographed portrait, inscribed: ";rO
games y. Flaherty. chief OF the
knights of Columbus. who serve
America and horror France" The
portrait will be hung in the salon of
Inc IS. LcoDoldin, on which tho
Is. OF &. pilgrimage will sail August 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
DECLARES TERPSICHORE
WONDERFUL PHYSICIAN
british Ballet Dancer Snys Tripping
the Light Fantastic VIII
Ward on IlIa,
Ivy UNIVERSAL Servicc I

LONDON. August 1.--"Therc is only
one way TO keep NJ. and that is 10
Keep dancing" says Phyllis Bedclls.
the most famous of British ballet
stave OFF pneumonia. cure insomnia
and depression, and do lot of other
eXtraordinar things beyond the
reach OF doctors.
Ten years ago woman gave UP
her dancing i'm her late twenties--
the idea being that she had had her
chances and lf she married she must
leave tho field open to youth; or II
she were, still single. she was 'on
the shelf
To-day she has rc-cntered the field
so she has regained her lost youth.
For wonderful elasticity. lightness OF
heart and glowing health are tho
dancers portion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
NJ HENRY EnwaI,u WARNEN
The CnnnibnI Queen.


On, the cannibal queen
Is lady. wccn,
Who must live i'll state OF content.
She Is free from the w!ics
or fashion and styles.
And doesn't depend on some gent
or the tight fashioned way
Who has plenty TO say
On the subject OF money that's spent.
IL some dame OF her set
Happens but TO forget
And says catty thinks of Her Nibs
She can chop off the head
or the lady instead
or bearing the Eossipy nhs.
She can always collect
Quite n lot of respect
That most men don't hand 10 their ribs"
She can wear what she likes
When She goes on her hikes
And no one darcs utter word.
Though her gown is passc
Or is gaudy and gay.
And her hat a thing quite absurd.
They have got to admit.
There is no doubt OF IT,
That their monarch is surely n bird.-R. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
A Different World.

A Different World.
Somebody has said
1t is n different world
Since the war.
Somebody is right
Lady policemen,
Messenger boys with whiskers.
Transparent roast beef,
Women bill-posters.
Foodlcss train meals.
Cement gum drops.
Eighty cent butter.
functurc proof Sriddle cakes,
Sktp-stop street cars.
thousuand new "don'ts."
George Crccl in eclipse,
Desk soldiers back TO work.
skirts dragging on ground,
winter weather abolished.
And famine in parsnips.
How shall we ever
Withstand our woes?"
Asks calamity bowler
In one OF our public prints.
And the philosopher replies:
Go to a good show
And forge; them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
German hank Statement

BERLIN. August 1.-The statement
of the Imperial Bank OF Germany, as
OF July %. shows the following
changes:
Increases: Coin. 100000 marks;
treasury certificates. 44.016.00o; notes
of other banks. 100000; Investments,
100000; securities. 62,2S4.000; cir
culation, 136.447.0O0; liabilities, 49,
$4,000: Decreases: Bills discounted,
2.ss., os6s, 100. ,.aodNynannces, $4,000; do:
holdings were. ], o91, $4,000 marks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

Announcement by the American Associa-
ton of Toy Manufacturers that there Will
be some reduction in the prices Of all toys
will be news as cheering to American par
ents as dismal TO the Germans, who had
some hope of being able to recover their
supremacy in our holiday markets At the
same time it will make Christmas seem even
further away than it usually is at this time
of the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

when the increased property values arc con-
sidcred Monument Avenue. already rank
ing in beauty with any other thoroughfare
in the entire country, when this extension
is completed, will give added cause for civic
pride on the part of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
JAPANESE PRESS ATTACKS
LAWMAKERS CONDUCT
Singing Criticism Lryclled Mt Dis
orderly Members of House OF
RcpreSc
Try Associated PreRa.

TOKYO, August members OF the
house OF representatives are attack cd
" t"c press Tor ihcir cohuuct curing
the recent sessions fof the House
when discussion of the charges made
against several Of tho ministers OF
having participated in stock gambling
led to violence.
The newspapers say they were the
most diSordcrly sessions In the his
tory of Japan and demand the cleo
ton of a body OF higher standard
Otherwise. one OF the papers con-
tends, the cause OF the constitutional
development of Japan Is doomed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
SURGEON-GENERAL GOES
TO FIGHT PLAGUE IN TEXAS
DIR. Hugh &. Cummings Leaves Wash
IngtOn for Galveston to study
llubOnir.
iEy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, August |. DIR.
Hugh $. Cummings. Surgeon-Gen-
erai of the Public Health Service. left
here today for Galveston to take
charge of the national conference of
State and City Health Officers, which
meets August and 1 to consider
measures eradicating the bubonic
plague. He will be accompanied by
doctors who have cOmbatted the
plague In foreign countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

threatens such Intrusion upon private and
business affairs as never has been known in a
iies country. The big job for our law makers
make the law practically effective while avoid
ihs ooth the appearance and results OF pcrse-
sui'oh ana tyranny and such methods OF in
uu'silioii as may make both the law and its
administration abhorrcnt To American in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

quired office by the assassination of his
chief, Garfield, it can hardly be cheerful for
Governor Cox to read some OF the news
paper articles now being published describ
ing Franklin Roosevelt as "A second
Arthur. This may be intended very COM
plimentary to MIR. Roosevelt, but the coun-
try will unite in the hope that he will not
follow Arthur's experience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
PEOPLE OF GERMANY AT
MERCY OF OLD "H. C. L."
Ninety Per Cent OF Population Try
Ing to Exist on Incomes Below
the Minimum.
LBy Associated Press. |

BERLIN, August 1.--Morc than 90
per cent of the people Of Germany
arc trying to exist, according TO a,
Berlin stat!stician, on incomes which
DO not equal the present minimum
cost of living. The mark today. he
rcckons. has 4 purchasing value equal
TO only about one-tweifth that OF
pre-war times. He shows that i'm
1919 the minimum cost of rental food
clothing and other necessarics for a
man, wife and two children was 500
marks year. Now this minimum
cost Is estimated at $4,000 marks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Don'ts for liable

Donts for Tlnbics.
babies should not be allowed on the streets
alone after midnight. The police dom, like 1t.
Never leave the baby alone in a bathtub
iull of water. It's considered unlucky.
Never hold q baby by the foot allowing its
head to hang down, while dressing it,
Spanking is not in vogue The baby
should be severely ccnsured, but never
spanked
Give the baby plenty of exercise Toss II
pack and forth to its mother. but be careful
not to let it drop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
The Weather
tFurnis'.cd by U. g. Weather bureau,
I-orecnst: Virgin

Forecast: Virginia.
Partly cloudy Monday
eXcept probably show
crH aud cooler In South
Gust portion. Tuesday
fair. with rising tenn
peniturc.
North CurOlInn-I.ocal
tliuiidcrsliowcrs: not
quite ~ warm Monday,
Tuesday probublS fair;
III u d er ntg YurinbIe
winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
No Crime in This County.

CLOVIS. N. NJ, August 1.-There
hasn't been any crime in Curry
County lately. Judge Sam Bratton
summon q grand Jury for tho August
/ term OF Circuit Court, Curry County
shas $4,000 Inhabitants ls Z !. 800