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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Dad the Dodgcr.


Unfortunately it is impossible to publish
boS Of Should w5's nters s By saa
anythin but dad lad was distant and told me
a aIsnaed , technical school. ali boys in tho
these aue Me u did i0S set
we got from few fellows who had expericnce
the sad rat time hsssn yesr at,
Mine tSn inc girls present smoked and drank
n nassd found o 9TH. the moving sup
sso et hs of hs hssk plague
Think It over. dad. Are You a dodger? Do
unlike other boys? 'oS .
United shdss states Public Health Service Surgeons
showed showed, that the average age at which boys
hysens is fifteen years BUT the saver average age age
sex nah sGys nsk up their first improper
worth men nont De siY years late The boy is
II YOU do not feel @ eo tnTe to teach the
boy the truths OF life. then obtain the assist
Slide Ths Sliding IS all do%nhiil III There st aTe
we very helpful ,. books which father. moth
ehl,dr an read Tor suggestions how to instruct
a real live dad will chum with his boys at
is for the boys % e''u - 'A' % -
feel sure that if every father and mother
s Err o great change in our educational sys
lay. The young people hays Certainly not re
ceiyed square deal Mt ours hands. IL We were
10 De marked by an unbiased teacher on our
parental efficiency most of us would receive
G.
0uestlons and AnKwers.
Michievous Little Glass Stick- last
night and the night before took his tempera-
ture AT bedtime and both nights il was 80
degrees Is that sign of anything wrong /?
What would you advise? (Airs. q. Z. CO.
Answer-A live boy should have tempcra-
ture of approximately % about bedtime. Your
query illustrates. think. the unwisdom of
Keeping clinical thermometer or a wiclder
OF one In the house. I would advise that you
present the thermometer with your best
ford IL.
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A Daily Once-Over
Stick to Ii.

You have often thought what a lot OF happi-
ness would be yours II you possessed all the
mo, you could wish. and because you have
nut small possessions you sigh and convince
yourself that you can never know real hap
piness without it, p
Comparatively few men become wealthy
and the chances are that you belong TO the
big majority, but why deny yourself what
peace or mind you might have by this false
conns se Q: true happiness.
IRON the angle of everyday Joy in living
Why keep your mind so full of the things
You lack that you cannot the ADVANTAGES
OF CERTAIN things which are part of your life
While you arc longing for what you ha va
not, you are missing many friends who would
ne glad TO make you welcome, but who hest
tat fs 20 extend Gourtesies to an old crouch.
FRIENDS. tried. and true. worth more
ina al the Eoid In the world, for if gold is
you lose Il you are worse than poor
Also. when you hesitate to be friends with
those in your present station in life for fear
they may he hangers-on in the rich mans
world you aim for you arc doing a great in
justice to their loyalty.-Copyright, 1920
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER

A Pest.
There Is a man who sees your joke
Before you've reached tho place
Where ereryone's supposed to laugh.
Who opens up his face
Lays back his ears and howls with Joy
AS only persons can
Who think encouragement is due
A struggling fellowman.
No matter where you spring the Joke,
Nor what II 10 about.
He's sure to get the nub before
You end. and bawl 1t out:
And after you have done your best
He brays one awful roar
And beats you to the end. because
He's heard the gag before.
And IL perchance. you beat him out
BY being swift and spry.
He'll grab you by the coat lapel
AND wink twinkling eye.
And say: You didn't got that right;
Here's how the story goes"
. wad some power the giftie 81
To crack him on the nose!
And you and I, and all who spin
a merry tale the while,
VIII let him pull his little stunt
While we stand by and smile
With other shades. some happy day
Where kindred spirits go;
Wen watch ST. Peter pull the trap
AND shoot him down below!
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MAURY STATUE WORKERS
WILL REDOUBLE EFFORTS
Mrs. MoncY Appreciates Interest
SHOWN III Pnssngc of $4,000
ApprOprInti ton Hill.

appropriation by the General As
sembly or Virginia OF $4,000 to be
70 Matthew Fontaine Maury heartcns
the association. organized for the DiIr-
pose OF honoring the memory OF the
great commodore, to rcGoublc it's ef-
Iorts 10 raise the necessary $50 900
Mrs T.. T.. Moffett, it's president, de-
clared yesterday
thank especially Governor DAYS
Wyndham Meredith. Judge Beverly
J. Crump. George Bryan. Roosevelt
rage. CASTOR Lichcnstc!n. and the
newspapers OF Richmond for their
services In connection with the pas
sage OF the bill. appropriating $40
oog from the treasury OF the State
Commodore Maury is one OF the
Few outstanding heroes of tho CON
iederacy to whom there has not been
erected suitable monument II Will
stand in Richmond. probably on
Monu mcnt Avenue. in line with those
OF Lee. jackson. Stuart and Davis.
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ART DEV0TEES VIEW FIN
COLLECTION OF ETCHI
John barton Payne GIft to I'd
sity OF Virginia II Center Of !
tcrcst-Nias SulIy SpeakSI

SubS SpcukAS
What connoisseurs present
eiaTed TO be the most-Eemarkah1
hibit OF ctchinss ever shown d
Virginia Leagne OF Fine ArtS
Handicrafts. last night In the Z
o. Misses Adele Clark and
Houston. lis East Franklin
BESIDES the famous 10000 COLI
recently presented the Universe
VirS mia by John Barton Payna
which has not yet been shown 1
university. Richmond connoid
and collectors had loaned Ant
nmplcs from their own colled
adding greatly TO tho beauty ahl
,'s:ic value OF the exhibit.
Miss Julia Sully. Richmond
;hority on etchings. who has wi
tirelessly to make the present 81
success, and has loaned Sd
beautiful ctchlngs from her owl
lection. spoke last night of etd
IN general, of the mechanical pi
OF etching. OF plates and print
more particularly Of famous q
whose work was on exhibition.
Tho fact that etchinEs now nd
Joying tremendous popularity
sudden rise in value making thd
ones almost proh!bitive In priceI
~
This Is the third notable cxhi|
be shown 1t the atelicr In 81
Row by the Virginia League oa
Arts and Handicrafts. The frs
the Scncfeldcr Club collectid
Autographs from London. whicA
shown in October. There fol-
in December. tho famous collecti
oils from the metropolitan MI
in New York. ii
Besides we'll known RichmonA
lists and critics who were nj
las. night. number OF out-otl
art lovers came to Richmondsl
cially 10 SEQ the etchings.
The general public viii han
opportunity to see the collectio]
ginning today and concluding
day. between the hours of 10 4
o'clock On Saturday. an oppd
ity will be given the school chi
and teachers TO study the exhiH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
RECENT CARRANZA DECREE
AFFETCS FOREIGN OIL MEN

ny Associated Press
WASHINGTON. March 29.--Invoca-
tlon OF the protection of foreign
Eovcrnment by oil companies operat-
ing In the Federal zones" In Mexico.
WI, lay the concerns open to can
callation of their rights under a
decree issued March u By President
Carranza 1t affects only those
operating under concessions granted
by the Mexican government, none Of
which is American. and was made
public today by the State Depart
The decree. which will DO eftectiy,
pending enactment OF new oil legis.
i,aiion by the Mexican Congress. pro
hlnits any individual or company eS-
cept Mexican. to hold CONCESSIONS 10.
OIL development 1t further states
that the installations and the con-
cesslons may be adjudged void In the
case OF failure to comply with the
provisions for the drilling or nav
ment OF royalties or rental charges.
VIOLATIONS OF provisions relative TO
the transfer Of the concessions. the
ADMISSION Of partners or In case OF
practicing fraud against fiscal in
lerests. or where they pray for the
pf44tection OF other governments"
o. The Federal Federal zones to which the
ten kilometcrs OF all streams.
twenty kilometers OF ali navigabim
streams and nifty kilometcrs OF the
sea coast. No oil producing wells
nave been drilled within this zone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

ment, while Socialist in name. Is not Social
list in fact. ltds claimed by those who sup
port the workmens instructions, and not
without reason, that the Ebert government
Is In reality made up OF reactionary ele-
ments, dominated by military body. which
in turn is monarchistic in It's leanings. In
other words, though the Ebert government
saved Germany from the monarchist coun-
ter-revolutionaries. the workmen's move
ment seems to be to force such purgiug
of rnilitarism as will prevent the forces be-
hind the Ebert government from double
crossing the people who put it into power.
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News of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch. Mar. 80, 1901

In the United States Court yesterday Gov
ernor wise commenced his argument in favor
OF chahoon. in the mayoralty embrogiio and
laid II is to be guessed that ne will carry out
his threat to take three days in trying TO con-
that it ought to decide In favor of chahoon
II the large crowd which literally packed the
courtroom yesterday there were many fair
tracted the attention of the men folks. There
was perfect quiet about the City Hall. the
police stations and everywhere else in the
Governor Walker yesterday appointed the
following TO compose the town council OF
Suffolk: Peter B. Prentis. Aigernon S. Darden
Wilson Norfeet, Wallace Klby and John 7.
Nurney.
On Sunday Rev DR.. J. B. Jeter resigned the
pastoral care of the Grace Street Baptist
church. Office in which he has ofhcated
also pastor OF the First Baptist Church for
fourteen years, thus making thirty two years
OF pastoral duty In this city. DR.; Jeter pro-
poses to devote himself exclusively to edito-
rial duties the Religious Herald.
Tho heavy and continued rains up in the
mountains have caused tho waters of the
James to overflow the banks and Richmond is
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
General Robert e. Lee passed through tho
S Ssht On at the The
bly, passed resolutions extending to him the
privileges OF the floors. The general wrote a
health was such as to require him to reach
milder climate as soon possible and In ac-
cordance with tho directions OF his physician
ha was compelled to continue his journey
South Monday morning
Tho Legislature of North Carolina has ad-
journed. The Conservative members have Is
sued an address denouncing Governor Holden
instruction and for calling on the President
to suspend the writ of habeas corpus.
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Blasco Ibanez the Spanish novelist. is

Blasco Ibanez. the Spanish novelist. is
now sojourning in Mexico and he announces
that he Is going to write a novel with a
Mexican subject to show the world the
, truth about that country. If he hopes to
bmlress- the public with the value Of the
Information he gives out, he must stay
here long enough to get at the true stu
ation. Men who have lived there for years
Ind apparently are honest in their con-
illusions, are widely apart in their state
hents regarding the situation and the
underlying causes responsible for II.
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shrek dsmalIy that tho presidency or soma
e saTshiPs are gons under control Of what
ways that no man with money can be honest
or patriotic or have any. desire for the coun-
trys welfare-but mighty few OF us dig up
dollar or ten dollars to help poor man win
we we nave brought the situation with our
n rg3osish following after pretty theories and
nIGe phrases Aftor ALL however. wc who are
neither millionaires nor under tho orders OF
i i.p leaders have the votes. We can by
using our heads and consciences elect men
Win VIII purposes beyond payment for favors
WHO VINO cannot be bought or bulldozed, no ma tter
cracked 'o'' ''io "HtP Ia
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Prince Arrives Today
on His Isthmian Visit
INV Associntcd Prcss.l

PANAMA, March .O.-Thc Prince
of Wales Ia expected to arrive MT
Cristobal aboard the Hritish
cruiser Ren0,vn mt Gao o'clock to-
morrow morning. After salute
of tyyenty-One guns the prince will
be received by A. T.. Bennett,
British minister to Panama, with
his stan, and Commander Sargent,
marine superintcndcnt OF the PM
anna Canal board. The Renoyyn will
sail Thursday for San Diego. Cnl.
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SEVEN RECRUITS FOR
Blues Company Nenrs End OF
pniSn to Gain Federal /
neCnr

Company D Richmond Lighh
to its required strength of sixt
men. II was announced at the "
meeting held in Blues Armor!
night. Recruits taken into the
pany last night brought the
up to sixty.
Friday night was set as ii
rary meeting night to get the
five men, and it is hoped tina
company will be ready to be niui
into service at an early date
week. a definite meeting nigh
be decided upon. al
last night were as follows: Her
Evans, John r. Heekc, Henry C.
w. B. Bright, Henry S. Woody
NJ. Glenn and Henry c. Schumal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
MEXICAN RAILROADS
FACE GENERAL STRIKE
Union Wen Demand Increnrcd Wage
nnd hccognttion of Eight
Hour Dny.

March 29.-Unless demands present
ed by the Railroad Mems Union OF
MeNtco are granted by April ., a
general strike on all tho lines OF
southern Pacific de Mexico Will take
place on that date. Governor de la
Iuerta stated in II telegram today TO
railroad officials here
The strike order includes III.
Canea. Sonora end Sinaioa divisions
from SoEales, Sonora, ali the wav
down the West Coast.
According to the demands present
ea TO the superintendent Of the
Mexican roads. the railroaders ask
Tor an Increase in wages. recosni-
ton OF eight hours as days work.
with extra pay for overtime. II is
reported that the management Is not
disposed to recognize the union in
which the employees are enrolled
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MacCurtnin. Slain by Sim Eel

O~rD',. NH|Ntt1tI 0rrVlcr
LONDON. March 3O.-Lord !
MacCur,ain, OF Cork. who wasl
teriously murdered In his how
week. was victim of the SInn|
the Daily Mail says IL lcarns
a reliable source. MacC,l
Stock!cy. and five other pror1
men were expelled from the
republican movement at a
meeting OF the extremists on i
~. after being condemned OIL
worthy conduct" IT Is asserted.
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KAWANlS "LADIES' NIGHT"
Club Hns Entertainment RrimfuI NJ
Fun at Country Club OF
Alrr InIr

Features OF cntArtainment which
surpassed ANYTHING hitherto under
the success of Ladies night" which
vas held last night at the Country
club Of Virginia. One of the largest
att ndanceS of the year marked the
celebration of the first. fifth Monday
night In any single month this year.
Dancing followed a banquet, which
started at about 7:15 o'clock The
PARTY did not break up until mid
night. although several Of the guests
left earlier. Several kiwanians made
snort addresses and the entertain
inent committee was congratulated
for the success of its first big event
since being reorga nized The pep
squad was also responsible for sew
eral surprises during the evening
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SEVEN LONELY |R|sHNl
HEAR HOME RULE |
Sim Fein NJ. P.'s Are Absent,
OF Thorn Engaged in Hum
Strikes" In British .Jaila

LoNpoilsy Universal seryice.l Il
pard pON. March 29.--Pale and
sna p bowed down. by the burS
Chief Secretary for Ireland r
House OF Commons this aftS
,nTved inc second reading Of ths3
rule Dill, partitloning Erin M
uuIt parliamentary basis.
Inc r;,, crowded house did not Z
oh in III u. opening OF the d]
and ' the e o onsnin to become hist
iiant. MACPHERSON, who .s Tho y
MIN, OF the Cabinet, and VIII,
months has resisted his stropr,
soma inclination to quilt becat1
ieit bound to support Premier
George during .tnis crisis, Co
n nanS, 10 paid recital Of tn
He declared Irish secession frnI
empire would be suicidal and
never be tolerated. Irclaud.s
perity was entirely due TO the
Try connection with the cmplI
The solid phalanx Of Nation
tied with Westminster f Hat i frish
dom. was reduced today TO
mem 6ers. seated on The \
Charles McVeigh, r. p. O'tnpnd
n n ineam9nd. l.: J; Kelly. Patriok1
Ihe seventy Slim Fcin
were ansent--some of them M M
SS. ST. ~ ,hn;,,d In no British Jails. Their
David Lloyd George and liz rh
Asquith tomorrow. erD
J. X: Glynes. Labor leader AM
rner 1000 controller, bestowed Ill
curse upon the home RUE
moving IT'S rejection By Conf
lie said the measure gave iiia
,ninioriiy veto OF the rights q
Lord Robert Cecil dcnounc1
pm because. he said. il wal
backed by Irish opinion. "Nol
terrible condemnation ever dis2
the British name than tho n
grave crimes in Ireland" he
!: J.: o,connor. admitting the|
eminent would carry tho meas1l
large majority. pointed oufI
no, not a single Irishman would Vi
o''
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SUFFRAGE STATUS REMAINS
UNCHANGED IN DELAWARE
Amendment Advocates EXPIRES. lie
lief That RESOLUTION VIII
Eventually PaSs.

R'NE N' DEI-., Mutch 23-LIttlc
fcation OF the proposed women sur.
rage constitutional amendment was
noted in the Delaware Legislature
today, the beginning OF the second
week OF the special session, which
mirage advocates hope VIII make
inns state the thirty-siath TO ratify
the amendment.
suffrage leaders admitted tonight
rouse today the ratification rcso!u-
Ton probably would have been de-
ieated. They declared. however. The
ucldS In reaching vote Was In
their favor. and expressed the belief
the resolution eventually wnl nass
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Sim Fcin VI. p. Depor,.d.

DUBLIN. March 29.-WillIam
grove. Sim Fcin member OF ~
ncnt for Kilkenny. and charm
the Finance Committee of tho
I'm Corporation. has been den
lie vas arrested at his home in
lin last Thursday. Among four
sons arrested In TippcrGry toda,
the Sim Fein Member OF Parlii
l.. j. Maloney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

The United States is spending more
money than any other power upon huge
battleships. while at the same time we have
pretty nearly scrapped our air service in
spite Of constant warnings that the next
war will be fought and won in the air. We
should not let our defense become lopsided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
ARRESTS ADD TO TENs|TY
OF MEXICAN SITUATION
Chamber OF Deputies Strongly Pro.
tests OBTAINING OF Five OF Its
Members by Troops,

WASHINGTON. March 29.--Five
members of the Mexican Chamber OF
deputies two generals and other
army army officers and moro than nifty
CiNiilanS were arrested In Mexico
CITY because OF a demonstration In
FAVOR OF General Ohregon on the oc.
.easlon or the recent public rocep-
.lon 70 Ambassador Bonillas. accord-
inG TO advices received here today
through official channels. The ar
rests were said to have added TO the
tensity Of the political situation in
the Mexican capital.
According to the advices tho Gya
deputies were released only after
great excitement In tho Chamber OF
DEPUTIES and after the adoption Of
resolution of protest
The War Department announced
inc adyices said. that General Gipri.
ano James. General Victor NJ Romo
and inc other army officers arrested
would be tried for violation OF milf
tary regulations forbidding members
political meetings,
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Rain Destroys Bermudn Lilies.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Practically
none of tho usual enormous crop OF
Bermuda Easter lilies will come here
this year. according to passengers
who arrived today on the Fort Ham,
ilton. of the Bermuda Line, a ten
day rainstorm in February having
destroyed the crop. The bermuda
onion crop also is a failure. they
declared.
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COURT STAYS EXTRACTION
Of c. G. COLLINS TO INDIA
Alleged Dcfrnuder Of .JeYclry Firm,
Is Now Under Arrest In New
nrte

WASHINGTON. March a9.-The
supreme Court today dismissed for
lack Of Jurisdiction. appeals in pro.
ctedings instituted on behalf OF
CHARLES Glenn Collins. under arrest
IN .New orleans. La. In an effort TO
answer charges of defraud!nG lew
eiry, firms. The court held that pro
ceedinRs In which appeals were
brought were not final.
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PREDICT TURKISH TREATY
DRAFT READY BY EASTER
Temps Announces Allies May re
Able to Call Ottoman Delegate
to Paris Spon

FARIS. March 23.-'It is Thought
N the best authorized circles that
the draft of the treaty with Turkey
VIII be completed before Easter. and
the Turkish peace delegates invitnd
70 Paris by the end OF April" saws
the Temps today.
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SYMPATHETIC STRIKES ARE
CALLED IN FRENCH PLANTS
Nord Department SyndIcnte. Ord,,
out Workers In Textile


tBy Associated Press
LILLE. FRANCE. March 2s.--De.
partmental union syndicates in tho
Nord Department have issued an
order FOR strike In the textile fac
tories here and in the suburbs In
baix and Turcoing. Miners in Tho
Nord basin have also decided upon
sympathy strike to begin today.
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INDIAN COMMISSION URGES
RECALL OF CHELMSFORD
ihrestignting Body Declares yfceroy
ana GoNernOr-General incapable
of Filling Office

10y SsSoclatcu ftess.
DELHI. INDIA, March 2a.-The
special commission appointed bv the
Nationni Congress TO inquire into the
recent disturbances in the Punjuo,
mas published it's report. 1t SAYS the
commission fnds Baron Chelmsford
viceroy and Governor-Genc or
indiana. Incapable Of holding his
nigh Office and demands his recall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

Out of the confused tumble OF news that
comes out OF Germany. the issue over which
the rival factions are at war is clearing up
Sufficiently To enable something like intel
Sligen. outside comprehension OF its real
Earacter. 1t would appear, therefore, that
2 general strike and workers insurrec-
which Is making such a show of
pgth various points, Is not predomi-
Spartacan affair. as the opposi-
haTges, but rather a protest against
h3N militarism. The Ebert govern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

The crusade waged by the Massachusetts,
Attorney-General against unlawful cam
paigns for wildcat securities has resulted
In the arrest of Thomas w. Lawson. Law
son, as is we'll known, is one OF the shrewd-
est promoters In the country. but the mere
fact that he has been arrested by no means
implies that prosecution will result in his
conviction. lawson is not that easy.
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FRANCES TIGER" TO BEIN
JERUSALEM GOOD FRIDAY
Former Premier CIemencenu WI,
snii From Alexandria for Home
AnrfI

April .3.
pARlS. March 29.-Formcr Prom
Ter Clemcnceau. who has been In
Egypt Tor. several weeks on tour
or recreation, has returned 10 Cairo
from sudan and is proceeding to
messages.
:, lie Will spend the greater part or
Holy week in Palestine. planning 10
ne IN Jerusalem on Good Friday. and
on April %. lie plans 10 go To- his
nome In vendee directly after land
ms. merely passing through Paris
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war Veterans Vote for Flat Bonus.

War Veterans Vote for Flat Douus.
NEW YORK. March 29.-Demand
or fiat bonus for eN-service men,
irrespective Of the merit and the
needs Of individual cases. was voted
for by the new county organization
OF the American Legion tonight.
About 10000 cast ballots at a
clamorous meeting at the Hotel
Astor. after n bitter fight led BY
George Broknw Compton chairman
OF tho New York county committee.
against the granting of bonuses. He
promptly resigned when the result
was made known.