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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

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Harry B. smith. 81. Culpepe
II minated TIM ,.,int Dsll00 y II
cautu Us lssI nixAs Tor pront6 Z
comm lsfsat'.ie- " p vote o. M
over the incumbent, Rev. y. G3l111k
Peters. The vote was taken " n
two hours OF nominating speechG
Chairman James III. Price 81
nounssd tho vote to be tied a 41@1&es
each candidate after the initial
call. Before the vote had been = y,
ted Delegate .Guerrant. Of CAr1
rose to cast his vote for Smith = n
ing that he had intended ID xQ&6 46s
neither contender. Al check ~ m x1(6i h
vote proved that m error had
made on the first count and thas
announcement was 50 for 6mitli
~ ~ Pessx s g,gl gsS3'
SUPPORT rs ASSURES
immediately after the Nnxl Il 7
had been announced, SenatuF
rose to his Ieet to congrAtHIatAE y
successful candidate and assured y
OF the complete and hearty cO@0Sl
state. ss3ss&
Uncontested judgeshfps wern
posed OF by the caucus before fh&
fice OF prohibition commissioners
taken up. 5saEsS IS
Senator Mapp was Recognized ls
Chairman Price. He placed J.&
rney Peters in nomination after ~ 4
speech in which he summarized r.
OF the attacks which have been ~ =
present commissioner and und1
to reply to them. VI
He praised Mr.. Peters m IN e.
conscientious and successful 4ta6<
fetal, quoting the state .Ruditn& SS
saying; that the records OF the a. n
ment had been found to ~ cofr1x
every particular. Commenting a.
record of the incumbent. hQe
1T Will be the deliberate 1pdS
of the incumbent. OF the hteto$3
this period that DR.. Peters h6S M
ministered this intenti0nAfiN Y IN
law efficiently. honestly ar6s x0SSs
best interests Of the comrnonWG&3l s
The senator assumed SAtieG S
sponsibility for delaying nnkt ~
of the joint resolution offered 20
house to investigate the dAp1xfx IS
He said that he considered M
vestigation unnecessary ana haSE
drawn his opposition only 8ft1 y
commissioners OF prohibiticn ~ ~
eral times requested him u d0 l ~ n
EFFICIENT ENFOHCN1E n ~
Handicapped ~ he haS h4eSle
said. DIR. Peters hAa given ~
efficient enforcement Of the IT,
in no spot In Virginia. To my I'll l
edge, Is there any wide-Open r
running in violation to the lAW.
the case in other states 3 sssS ~ -
Senator Mapp said he had ~
to say against Mr.. Smith. a64I r
could vote for his appointnacn1
were not conscious that Or. ES
defeat would be heralded ~ III m
for prohibition. ss ss| II
Delegate Gibson, Of Culpdrers
mated Mr. Srnit1, IN n h3ffXS ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05
No Demand for Treaty.

Paris. March 4.--Copies Of the
treaty OF Versailles now sells for 25c
in Partisan bookstores. There is lit
flo demand for Ii, however, and the
price is expected to drop to q nickel a
copy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

washinxton. D. c, March S.-Purto
RIco's population II 1.3ss. yss, accord.
ing to ANAL returns from the fourteenth
censua This II an tpereAse OF i7z,Sak
or 1S.s Per cent over 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-05

,continued on Page Two.)
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The Washington herald., 1920-10-12
WATER BOARD
NEEDS CLERKS
Federal Commission Unable
To Keep Up With APP
plications.

Secretary o. c. Merrill, of the
newly-created Federal Water Power
Commission. declared. yesterday that
Congress must provide for more
clerks to carry on the growing
business of the commission.
Already more than sixty applica-
tions involving 100000 horsepower
have been received for action by the
commission, but lack of clerks has
set the work so far behind that it Is
estimated it will take two years to
catch up unless the present person
mel is greatly augmented.
Secretary Merrill will ask Con-
gress at its coming session to make
appropriation adequate for the
needs of the commission. which is
now operated solely by clerks bor-
rowed from the Interi1r, War and
Agricultural departments.
The Federal Water Power Com
mission, which came into the lime
light last week in connection with
the convention here of the Water
Power League of America. promises
to become one of the most valuable
commissions ever established by the
government.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-12
COLUMBUS DAY
FETES PLANNED
Italian Catholics and K. of
I C.. Ceremonies Are
Scheduled.
IS NOT HOLIDAY HERE
Entertainment and Dance at
Fort Berry, Va, Is
Feature.
IS NOT HOLIDAY HERE

Washington will celebrate the
42Sth anniversary of the discovery
of America by Christopher Column
bus today with appropriate exer-
cises. Business stores and banks
will be open as usual, however.
The Fourth Degree. Knights of CO.
lumbus, and the Italian Catholic
Society of Washington will hold
services throughout the afternoon
and night
Exemplification of the fourth de-
gree by the X. of c. will be held
at its hall during the afternoon.
About $50 candidates will be ini-
tiated at this time, also. The can
didates will come from Baltimore,
Alexandria and Washington. The
ceremonies will be in charge of the
Washington assembly.
Ball Mt willard Tonight.
A ball for members of the Fourth
Degree will be staged at the Will
lard Hotel at $50 tonight. Officers
of the assembly expect an attend
ance of approximately 500 at the
affair. Admiral and Mrs. w. S. Ben
son will be honor guests.
Italian Catholic services will be
held at Il Sixth street northw est
at s o'clock. The Right Rev. A.
Cossio, auditor of the Apostolic del
egation; DR.. G. B. Ceccato, COM
mercial delegate of the Italian gov
ernment; and DR.. c. L. Mcclure.
secretary general of the Italian In
ternatiOnal High Commission, will
speak.
Leo A Rover will deliver an
address on the work of the knights
of Columbus at St. Johns College
at IL o'clock this morning.
Club Plans Entertainment.
Columbus Country Club members
will give an entertainment and
dance tonight at Fort Berry, Va,
in celebration IF Columbus Day. An
nouncement of the winner of the
popular member contest conducted
by the club recently will be an
nounced also at this time. and the
automobile given as a prize will be
presented. John c. Merkling. pres
ident of the club, is chairman of
the committee on arrangements for
the program tonight.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-12

the exercises, and also on Sunday,
November 81.
A play and Pilgrim tableau will
be offered at Central High School
auditorium November 19. On the
following night, the National Com
munity Chorus will give the can
tata, The Landing of the Pilgrims, :"
at the high school. Musical direc-
tors of Washington will Cooperate
in what will be called Musical
Night"
The Society of Mayf1ower Descend
ants will have a banquet at a local
hotel November %. The community
center organizations of the public
schools will offer a pilgrim program
at Central High School the next
day.
DR.. Frank W. Ballou, superintend-
ent of schools, is making plans for
a cooperative school program. Mrs
Susie Root Rhodes. supervisor of
District Fairgrounds, is planning a
Pilgrim Playground Day.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-12
2S ''NON-COMS"
ATST. JOHNS
List Of Appointments to All
Ranking Posts Now
Completed.

Rev. Brother D. Edward presi-
dent of st. Johns College. last
night announced the appointments
of twenty-eight noncommissiOned
officers, completing the appoint
ments to all ranking posts in the
cadet corps of the college.
He also announced that Lieut..
Col. Edward Stuart, who was named
by the War Department as pro-
fessOr of military science, had been
reassigned.
The new corps officers follow:
First sergeants, Fleming Peak, Ear
nest Kessler, Joseph n. White. Car
los Raftery; sergeants. George Fin
min, Michael Venditti. Harry Hagan.
Augustus Bartels, Francis r. Shea,
william Shanahan, Morris McGreg-
or, John J. Ryan, John Lyons Law
renee O'Brien, Albert Murphy, Rob
ert Mahorney; and cOrporals, John
McGinness, Reginald Nalley. Edward
Sullivan, Edward Keefe, Hubert
BealI, George Mangan, Norris Wool
bridge, Leroy Raftery, James Grant,
Francis Werle, Noel Mcdonnell,
Thomas Fenton, Joseph Bonner and
Daniel J. Joseph.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-12
Former D. c. Policeman
Acknowledges Guilt

Henry A. Starr, former rookie
policeman of the First precinct, who
was indicted for embezziement in
connection with the alleged theft OF
S333.O2 from drug store and also
indicted for larceny after trust in
connection with the misappropria-
tion of S1G0 belonging to Martin
Schwartz. pleaded guilty to both
charges yesterday in Criminal Court
before Justice Bailey. He was re-
manded for sentence
Starr is also under indictment for
manslaughter in connection with the
death of 17-year-old Leo Mcleod.
who was shot through the back of
the head while in an automobile
on Pennsylvania avenue northwest
on July 9, 1919.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-12
City's Happenings.
Tersely Put for
Busy Readers
Club to Hear Talks on Politics.

Club to Hear Talks on Politics.
Topics of a political character. in
Guiding The League of Nations"
will be discussed by Senator Thos.
P. Gore of Oklahoma and Arthur
3. Hayes. assistant attorney gen.
eral under Roosevelt. at the meeting
Thursday night of the French Club
of the Washington Salon, at its
headquarters in the Mclean Build
ing 1917 H street.
II. J. Flynn Faces Contempt Charge.
Henry ]. Flynn, whose wife, Mrs.
Katherine Z. Flynn, sued him for
maintenance a few weeks ago, was
cited by Justice Stafford in Equity
Court yesterday to show cause why
on October Is he should not be held
in contempt of court for his al
legged failure to provide for his wife.
Two Give Resignntions.
C. B. Hurrey, Deputy Commits
siOner of Internal Revenue. and
Franklin c. Parks. assistant chief of
the Income Tax Division, have ten
dered their designations, effective
November l. Both will enter pri-
vate business.
Cadet Officers Named.
Fifteen additional officers for the
High School Cadet Corps were
named yesterday by Stephen E.
Kramer, assistant superintendent Of
schools. Remaining vacancies are
expected to be filled this week.
Campaign for More Schools.
The education group of the City
Club yesterday announced its inten-
tion of starting campaign for
more and better school buildings.