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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
The Spcnlthrift johnson

NOV the virtuous Hiram The gallant
Californian, whose indignation was
vented against the purchase of the presi-
dcncy" by Leonard Wood and Frank o.
Lowden. has been caught with the goods"
He has fallen into his own trap. He has
been tarred with his. own stick. He has
Joined the ranks OF the ungody.
This melancholy fact has been revealed
by the Senate Committee on Campaign EN-
penditures. During the course Of its eX-
Cursions into the darkened corners of the
present campaign. that committee has dis
covered that the Johnson managers in Cali
fornia expended more than 100000 in
their determination to give their candidate
the California delegation.
This is the high mark of expenditures
i'll single Commonwealth to date. 1t may
be found that the Hoover outlay in the
State exceeded the money expended in be-
half of Senator Johnson. but it will not
matter materially If this proves to be true
The important fact is that the candidate
who has masQueraded before the country as
the opponent bitter and unrelenting, of
presidency buying is himself engaged in
exactly that business.
Most folks felt outraged as did the Sena-
tor apparently, when he asserted not once,
but again and again, that the presidency
was about TO be prostituted; that it was
being sold 10 the highest bidder; that
hoover ana NOOu ana lOWOen were I'M
blushingly spending tens of thousands OF
dollars to secure the Republican nomina-
ton. The Senate investigation was heartily
welcomed when Senator Johnson's friends
went forth 10 expose the whole dsgracefu
proceeding.
Nobody imagined. it may be guessed
that Hiram Johnson himself had been do
ing what his rivals were accused of. 1t
was taken for granted that he had kept
his campaign clean. turned Il cold shoulder
10 all mllionaires who sought to lay Il
mortgage upon him. and when all the poiti
cal linen was washed. it would be found no
indelible stains remained upon that OF the
Californian. But Johnson, according to
sworn testimony, is as guilty the rest
OF them He has done all that anybody
else has done. He may have had no Proc
tiers TO lay down cool S500.000 at a throw
10 nominate him, but he has had Others who
were generous and who knew how 10 in
huence the electorate OF great State.
1t has been evident for weeks that John
son could not attain the Republican nomi-
nation. Now it is certainty. The old
party managers dare not name him. They
have not liked him from the start. Now
they have all the excuse they need for Jet
,isoning him. Also they can with reason
able safety usher him out OF the party il
he shows any inclination to 60 He might
have done a lot OF damage II he had been
rejected q candidate in favor of Wood
0. I-owden. convicted of outrageou cam
paign expenditures. But he is not now
half as dangerous as he was. Even II he
should bolt and head third ticket. he Will
he weakened by the fact that he has been
The beneficiary OF campaign expenditures in
California the size @: which staggers the
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
IN AIENIORIAM.


God rest tho dust. protect the spirit rlsen,
OF those who lie I'm fields of honor still.
Whose, souls, escaped their wounded. bat
tered prison.
Have mounted from the Valley to the
Who serves his nag. who follows his brave
banner
Into the jaws of Death paths of strife,
Licth mt peace, and TO the lo,vlicst honor
For that he gave tho most he had
his life!
From Chicknmaugn's riddled plains and
ridges
To Flanders Field. the line of heroes
Men who have boldly crossed the StySinn
bridEcs;
Who dared to live, and did not fcnr to
DIT.
Silent nrc they. where each in SLEEP re-
poses
Safe in eternity beneath the sod
MarshnIcd they who lie beneath the
In grand review before Almighty God.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Is Little Mary or aIn Contrnryf
Copyright 1870 by SatI N.wun,,,- S.,,.,..

PsA5 P5 B'nGf s al have and q ss5 Sa ss
S aGns. ! have Just such 'Nary'--wi,h no
s;S S;osfsfas5 july Sas afhi a
to our neghSor on f1nT Tgh to
n mel on the left. and even to the homo in
the other, day our little Mary Ss said Me.f Vow
n eRXs ss Mon or ha sF0tn
aunt or an uncle to visit them!"
Very sincerely.
N9.ics that this little Mary" speaks Of tho
Married She naturally speaks ne not S"S OF s he's
@hH sgt Of her Gon Steaks Eve5y Little girl
It takes considerable education of the wrong
n inotsrn lie For instance, youn Hat Wom.
in life as for creature comforts, writes il,
,,n;. had known that my husband wanted
Gn uEG my life Tssd whISS ma5Ta
No female with peculiar ideas like tina,
@ she d far far TOO s Siare ss to
found a home. The divorce courts are clut-
home. BE assured she docs 10, Of deep
she is Tobaby you to herse3
yH sS, si bo taik little Mary aEed
saS Ws !! %n Mother but nuHSs F sS Mh
all her secrets with Mary. Just Mary shares
hers win mother Mother can not s!destep
this duty any moro. She can't put II off until
the child is old enough to understand. No
body understands. God alone knows Tho
more experience a doctor has in such matters.
the more overawcd he feels with the advent of
each new human life. How pitifully restricted
IS human knowledge of tho origin of human
life! And how reGre,table that our children
should BIO deceived BY their own parents
about even the few vital things we know!
Knowledge makes for sweetness. purity and
that wonderful aura which surrounds some
women and is best defined motherlness
Ignorance by no means keeps child innocent
and often leads to disaster.
Remember. mothers. child's Imagination
Is most prolific and holds strong influence
over the childs personality. Fairy stories
for example. are certainly bad unless they
plenty of beauty in truth. Tell 1t to your III
tie Mary, by all means. Tell 1t with Gods
help. Make II cheerful and happy, for does
not God want children so? n you haven.
enough confidence in your own ability to In
struct your children, seek the help OF Your
doctor. or If that Is impossible seek the help
or books.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
OREGON DENIES MANERO
AS HIS REPRESENTATIVE
RcpudIatcx Former Currnnza Finance
Minister ms His Agent In
Amerlcn.

NEW YORK. May 31.-General
Alvaro Obregon. tho Mexican, leader,
to- t" tSe Xssociated Press: "In the
newspapers OF today Antonio Name
ros name appears as my represents
tive In tho United States. i desire
to say that tho said Sonor Mancro
bears no authority whatsoever To act
for me-"
Scnor Manero In said to havo bccn
In tho United states for several years
and to have represented tho ministry
OF finance in tho Carranza govern
mcnt In Mexico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
Ukraine Ask. Recognition.

WASHINGTON. May 31.-Formal
request has been filed with tho State
Department for recognition by the
United States Of the Ukrainian peo-
pies republic. Julian Datchinsky,
Ukraininns into one state. tho cree
country, announced today. Tho aim
Of Ukraine is stated in the request
to embrace political liberation for all
UkraInians, consultation of all free
Ukrninians into one State. tho erec-
ton OF constitutional democratic
republic and economic cooperation
with neighboring and other states"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
FRENCH PRESS AND PUBLIC
PULLING FOR GENERAL WOOD
VIII Not Consider u. s. in Calcutta
lions of World Policies Until
After Election.
tBy Universal servicel

PARIS. May 3l.-France will not
consider the United States. either
from political or economic view
point. in its calculations OF world
policies until after the American cleo
lions. This information was conveyed
10 Universal Service by a high French
official today. who explained that tho
decision was due to the wide differ
ence OF opinion between the White
House and the United States Senate
as regards the Versailles treaty and
other world treaties. The French
government, 1t was implied, wishes
to mark time without taking sides in
Americas domestic disputes.
1t is betraying no confidence, how
ever. to say that the press and pub
lie OF France is pulling" strongly
for General Wood for the presidency,
for tho reason that he seems to be
generally regarded as entertaining
views most favorable to French in
terests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
Nicholas Murray Butler

* ta=:e days o. Republican dark horses,
i would 40, be safe TO ignore the pos
s:t!!L;.es o: The conplished president of
Columbia University, who, though an
zrow@d candidate for the presidency. is not
scramble! %. pledged delegations and
my 20 % Chicago with not more than
AEad.ol Q. votes TO be cas-: for him on the
earlier bs!iotag.
T1= platform which Dr. Butler has an
ccuocsd Aag attracted 70 him the attention
.. th= coUnt-y. Il Sc. on the whole, very
apysz,!.g Eet Of principles and policies
With he adopts as his own To the aver
sg= .an=,-cEn voter this platform sounds
oo:c SAFE AID sane. While {, embraces
-uzcy p-sakz about which there is no de-
bz:= evan between the Two parties, there
: Incorporated 81 ): one item which will
brig him powerful support in some quar-
te,z wl!.s E-oug!ng Wholesale opposition in
OFFERS. -t!s !tc-n reads as follows: RE
s!s, G,i=.-ptz % bring back the saloon. Dis
Place the FC!s.ead act by z law for enforce
man, OF The BASH % common sense. There
are teets and light wines that form part
Of staple d!et that are no, more in,o1icat-
/ Ing than molasseg and not half az harm
/ III Is !ce water. To prohibit the domestic
( u.s. Of those !E unreasonable"
! Dr. Butter IS the FIRST Repu blican OF first
/ rank VINO has championed q beer and light
! 7r.ne plank il the Republican party. He
j. Tic first 70 assa!! publicly the Republican
. Congress which passed the drastic volstead
&C: and later repassed 81 over the veto OF
Democratic President With the major
part OF his party leadership minded to in
dorse existing prohibition laws. a decided
degree Of courage was needed FOR DR.. But
Ter 10 ny in the face Of his partys record
That exhibition Of courage may prove Ia
he az! asset TO the New YORKER. He knows
as DO most open-minded men that vas,
numbc! OF good citizens believe just ag this
man believes upon the question Of proh
bit!on. They DO not want the return o!
the saloon and Will never consen, TO III
return. But they prefer the legalizet
manufacture and sale OF mild alcoholic bev
crages 10 the unlawful manufacture of these
drinks, which all know is going on from
end 10 end OF the country, and will con
tinue TO go on, Noistcad or no Eo!gtead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
WEST POINT ANNOUNCES
IT HAS $50 VACANCIES
Two Appointments TO Military ac.d-
envy Are Open From State OF
Virginia.,
by Assoclatc'I Press


WASliINGTON. May 3i.-Announce-
ment was made here today that
theTe are approximately $50 vacancies
az west Point. Southern States en-
titled 10 additional cadets at the Mill
thry Academy and the congressional
Districts In which there are vacan-
c!cS ate us follows:
Alabama-I'irst. Second. Third
F!tih. Ninth and Tenth.
Arkansas-Th!rd. F!fth and Sixth.
icorgia-Second, Third. Fourth.
sixth. Seventh. Tenth and Eleventh.
.oula'ana-Fourth and Fifth.
Missiles !ppi-First. Second. Fifth.
Sixth and Eighth.
North carol!na-Scnator Simmons.
f!rs,. second, Fourth and Eighth.
south avol!na-Second.
Tcnnessee--Sena tor Mcclellan. Firrt
Third. Fourth and Seventh.
Nlrgin!a-Scnator Swanson md
Fifth
In number OF districts two IN
cancics exist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
WHIPPING OF CONVICTS
DENOUNCED BY PASTOR
Atlanta Preacher Gives Practical
Demonstration OF Method Used
In Prison Camps.
Nv
[By Associated Preas.I

ATLANTA, GA. May 31.-In furth-
erance OF his efforts to abolish whip
ping of prisoners at the county con-
tor of tho Baptist Tabernacle. one OF
the largest churches here. had his
ideas before hundreds OF AtIantans
today as n result OF n spectacle no
staged at his Sunday night services.
Bert Donaldson, an cx-convict, who
has recently been making addresses
against whipping. appeared in the
pulpit OF the church clad in convict
stripes and was handcuffcd to low
bench. The Rev. Mr.. Ham brought
forth n heavy leather whip. which he
the camps, and explained to tho au-
dience how the punishment was APP
piled. He did not bring the whip
down on Donaldson. but Swished the
keen lash through the air as he told
OF tho pain It could inflict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
SOVIET ENJOYS MAINTAIN
THEIR AIR OF MYSTERY
hemain Secluded in London Hotel
and Steadfnstly Refuse to
Interview Press.
tDy Assoclatcd Prcs,

>, LONDON. May 3l.--Gregory Kras-
sin; Russian Soviet Minister for Trade
ana commerce. and his fellow com.
r n,aim now In London have ro-
during their visit here. they are
secluded In quiet hotel and in ac-
cordance with tho conditions ar
rcTus,u, pr g, 10 their coming. arc
The London newspapers, which ara
against any negotiations with tho
soviet government. are continuing to
krassin and his collaborators and
against the proposal for n meeting
between them and Premier Lloyd
GS.orge and Lord curzon. the Foreign
making great deal OF the prcdic.
tion recently made by the Rev. T.. w.
Spprtn; chaplain of tho English
thurch IN Moscow, who on his re-
turn from Russia declared the Soviet
government would fai, within six
months II tho blockade were main
All the talk o: what plans for trade
tho Russians brought with them is
gossip. One point. however, appeared
10 be accepted and that is that there
- i!ttle expectation that Europe can
ooIhih large Quantities OF supplies
from Russia In the near future. It
~ pointed out that restoration OF
inc Russian railways must prccede
any opening of trade on large scale.
.ND''ts oNoSk anu railway supplies
are Kussia.s first needs and appar-
entity VIII be the object OF tho FIRST
negotiations.
For ,hese supplies II is believed Tho
RUSSIAN delegates propose to pay
Win god from the Russian state
banks. Some of the papers char
acterize this as stolen gold" and
declared that to accept IL would no
recognitions OF the SoSct government.
The EnG!shmcn who came from
Russia with Chaplain North'a party
express skepticism regarding the ex.
istcncc OF quantities Of grain and
other supplies within the Soviet do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
TURKISH THRACE TAKEN
OVER BY GREEK TROOPS
bulGnrian Residents Protekt to French
of Alleged fndfEnitics, Declared
Not Well Founded.
Ky As9Ociatel Prcsa.

CONSTANTINOPLE. May 3l-Greek
troops began tho occupation OF Turk
ish Thracc on Friday and tho first
trainload has arrived at point op-
posite Adr!anople.
n. Canellopoulos. the Creek high
commissioners ct Constantinople, says
the occupation SO far has been with
out Incident.
lie added that BulBarIans had made
representations to the French thnt
they had suffered indignit.cs at the
hands OF the Greeks. but that tho
French commandment declared the
complaints were unfounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
PRESIDENT OF RED CROSS
GETS HONORARY DEGREE
Miss Mabel Donrdrnnn Receives Re-
coEnftIon or Work From Con-
rerNc COllrpe

~ u! NH|VC!hTFN TEcss.T II"
SPARTANBCRG. s. c.. May al
Inc trustees Of Converse College. Mt
tnc commencement exercises here to-
DAY conferred the degree OF doctor of
humane letters upon Miss Mabel r
Boardman, Washington, y. G, presi-
dent OF the American Red ctcna. and
Inc degree o.! master Of arts upon
Mics Pattic Thomasson. OF Morgan.
ton. y. g. principal of the North
carolina school for the Deaf and
Ihe certificates state that the do
Erccs were conferred In recognition
OF distinguished service TO humanity.
The annual commencement address.
was delivered by Representative
Byrncs. OF South Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
ARMISTICE BETWEEN TWO
NEW REPUBLICS BROKEN
Georgia md AzcrbniJnn mt Odds
Again. md the Situation Looks

CONSTANrINOPLE. May s1.-The
seven-day armistice between the re-
publics OF Georgia and Azerbaijan
was broken four days after It had
gone into effect, according to mes
sages from T!nis today.
The entire situation in the eau
cnsus has become so orientally COM
pick that even tho sharpest OF West
ern minds here seem unable to COM
prehcnd II. Foreign observers in
Georgia and Armenia, however. offer
no hope that good for Armenia Is
coming out OF It
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
The Poets Corner
Light of Life.
I Charles Wesloy-1

light Of Life.
tCharles Wesloy.1
Light of lifc, scraphIo fre
Love divine. thyself impartj
Every fainting soul Inspire,
Shine In every dropping hearrs
Every mournful sinner cheer.
Scatter NIL our guilty gloom.
Son Of God. appear, appear!
To thy human temples comet
Como in this accepted hour!
Bring thy heavenly Kingdom in.
FIJI us with thy glorious nower:
Roofing out tho soeds OF sin:
Nothing moro can we rcuuire:
Wo will covet nothing loss: :
Be thou all our hcart's desire. -
All our JOY and all our peaces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
WHOLE VILLAGE Is SWEPT
AWAY IN NEW BRUNSWICK
Hundred. of People Homeless Result
OF Great Forest Fires
I'm proyinPe

IBy ASSOCIATED press.]
ST. JOHN, y. b., May 31.-Only the
Roman Catholic Church and the homo
the village OF ST. Quentin. swept by
forest fires Of the last three days.
The thousand odd inhabitants arc
camping out OF doors or housed in
nearby settlements or lumber camps
The property loss Is estimated al
from 100000 to 100000
The priest. Father Martin. was the
only one injured. Relief for tho
homeless was started by the govern
ment.
Forest fires are raging in virtually
every county of the province.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

The House sustained the Presidents veto
OF the Knox peace resolution and this &C
tion was Immediately followed by the in
production OF two resolutions, fathercd re-
.spectiyely by Democrat and Repubii-
can, Terminating all emergency war legis-
<lation II is not expected that action on
Sthese resolutions will occur before the pro-
POSED recess Of Congress, and as the presi-
gent is unlikely TO rcsubmit the treaty for
1nrther consideration, the whole issue o.
qualification Will be forced into the cam
Spaign for an expression from the electorate
aasy TO its wishes in the matter The Vir.
Sgtnia platform declaration on the issue is
probably the attitude that will be taken b,
the San Francisco convention, now that the
President has come out with an indorse
nnent OF that expression.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

the Democratic party than ever. in the con-
fident expectation that Carter Glass, after
the availability of all candidates has been
sifted, will secure tho Democratic nomina-
ton for President at the San Francisco con-
vention. thus assuring for the Democratic
ticket not only the electoral vote Of every
Southern State by increased majorities, but
the vote OF several normally Republican
States as we'll, and its triumphant election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

Virginia voters arc giving little thought
to the proposal OF Republican leaders TO
nominate Colonel Henry w. Anderson. of
Virginia, for Nice-President with the view
or trying to break the solid South They
have high regard for Colonel Anderson as
a citizen and business man, but rccogniz-
ing that he trains with the wrong crowd
in politics. they can do nothing to help him
. in his political ambitions. On the con-
.trafy, they, are holding frmer allegiance to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
RIVER LUD'S RAMPAGE
COSTS LIVES OF FIFTY
Bodies of Twenty-Sevcn Recovered
and Many Other Persons
Are Missing.
tBy Associated Press.1

tBy Associated Press,1
SOUTH ENGLAND, May 31.-Twen-
ty-sevcn bodies OF those who lost
their lives Saturday night In the sud
been recovered and many persons are
missing. Unofficial estimates still
place tho death roll at about nifty.
At least fifty houses were washed
away and thousand others dam
aged About 1000 have been made
homeless. Tho damage Is variously
estimated up to f250,000. The waters
of the river have subsidized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
.Iusicinns Meet in AtInntn

ATLANTA, GA, May 31.-The nfne-
teenth annual gathering OF tho Guild
Of Banjoists, Mandolinists and Guitar
lists. meeting for the first time in the
South. will be opened here tomorrow
with welcome addresses by Governor
tivcs OF local musical organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

and orderly financial footing. We sec no
reason for alarm. Alarm Is the last thing in
any event that need when wo get In a
pinch Of any kind. Tho thing that tho sem
sloic mon does when danger approaches is to
tr! 10 Keep Il cool head. but OF course he
must race tho facts. lndustrially tho nation
is sound.-CopyriEht 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

;sssamong the seventeen Democrats in the
House who voted against Wilson and for
the iniquitous peace resolution. not one
halls from below tAe Mason and Dixon line.
That -i:t which the 6. O 2. leaders :ondly
hope finally VII develop into ( ch2s.r. d.
.r!ding lae solid South. Is not Yet apparent
70 it= -zEed eys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

1t would have been easy pickings" for
the how much" delegations at Chicago
had not the Doodle scandal, laid bare by
the Senate Investigators, aroused the pub
lie. Now these delegations must be handled
more carefully and with less osten,atious
display OF slush.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
Charcoal Ephx Daily Thought.

when n man only got two dollars" said
Charcoal Eph. moodly, what diffunce do hit
make ef dcy's a hole in he pocket? Try Il
pickle. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

TOKYO, May 3l.-Baron Gonsuke
Hayashi, the new Japanese ambassa-
dor to Great Britain, will take up ne
gotiations for renewal of tho
nglo-JapancSo alliance as soon as
he reaches London, according to the
ASahi today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

Political wiscacrcs are insisting that Mr..
Bryan has been eliminated from the posi-
bfiitics at San Francisco Maybe So but
the trouble is that Mr.. Bryan does not know
it. and so long as he remains in ignorance
flhis elimination he will be dangerous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
PARIS ARTISTS MODELS
WANT BEAUCOUP FRANCS
Latin Quarter Looks for Revolution
Due TO Demands for Two Francs
Fifty Per HAM

PARIS. May 31.-Nothing short of
a revolution in the studio Of the
Latin Quarter OF Paris Is expected as
result of the artists models
strike.
The models have formed n union
TO defend their interests and have
como to tho conclusion that 2
francs an hour. which ut the present
rate Of exchange is equivalent to
rant posing.
They are asking 1-2 francs or
about 20 cents an hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
TUESDAY. JUNE !, 1920.

.s.tit is denied that the liquor interests are
backing the campaign OF Governor Ed
wards, but it possibly is true that some OF
the most rabid prohibitionists are praying
secretly for his success.