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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
News of Fifty Years Ago.
fFrom the Richmond Dispatch Mar. 81 1s7o>

Again the United States Court room was
Chaho on. klIyson case was the attraction Mr.
Chandler finished his long dra wn. out argument
&nd Mr. Daniel started his the Elyson side.
The court adjourned to 10 o'clock this morn in
Now know that Candy is wrong in inter
Serring with Richmond affairs for Forney APP
plauds him for his action.
Under the bill allowing the Governor clerk.
Gotsrnor walker yesterday, appointed Mt.
Enquirer and Examiner. No better appoint.
maatscculd have been made.
Married; On the 18th instant, by Rev; T. r.
SYnont: both OF this city.
4 joint resolution asking the President Of the
United states 70 assist THO civil authorities OF
civil courts Ia certain counties. passed the
for he eountiss o; Norfolk. Elisahe,h CITY and
YORK where negro squattcrs are resisting the
officers who have writs OF ctectment against
them and have combined to opstruct By force
tie dye execution OF the law.
The psople Of Baltimore have decided by a
yots Of about two to one to subscribe $1,000
600 90 the valley Railroad.
t;snsra, Il a Welker Of Pulaski, has made
lItcsi disabilities. \ thing he once said he
would never do
General Ames. sena.or-elect from Mssissippi.
"a snon TO be married to Miss Blanche Rntler.
daughter Of General H. j.. Butler.
The sRow still cerers tho ground to tho depth
df'sevesaf inches eli over southwest- virsihia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
H.w 10 Curb proa,eer..

To the Editor OF The Times Dispa tch:
Sr--A prohteer "a the /. commonly
used. is not susceptible OF exac, dehniton. We
cannot say that man who makes 10, 90 80 or
who makes more than = just and reasonable
be se2a-ately determined In each case. taking
INTO consideration the conditions in the local
rs the nature oc the commodity. and the other
Facts ie!atins 70 The particular transaction.
beginning OF commerce. hu, il was not until e.
cent years. more particularly since the condi-
tions brought about by the great made II
easy and common. that the public mind be-
came focused upon il.
While the was on. the food admnstra
ton vas able to control prof:eerne through
the iicense system. Though they did not Is
sue license 70 retailers, they issued them to
wholesalers. and |! retailer did any pfohteer-
Ing the food Standardization sent word to the
goods. which was pretty efficient remedy to
arply
Bn; now that the license system is gone we
cannot revive II ia these times-after the war
has been ended 20 far rs its chief activities
are concerned--w!th out expense and great de-
straght-out prohtecrins in place OF the OF
the license system.
Accordingly Congress- has been asked to make
IL A crime punishable by fine Of IS, 900 or two
Years Imprisonment for any dealing in
Che necesssries of life 10 charge an unjust and
chasing his goods.
Now. some viii! say that is very difficult OF
enforcement The answer is that the people in
business mnst enforce il themselves so as to
avoid the public scorn which will 20 them
as class IL the? do not drive out every man
Rlchmond. Va. March -, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
R0UMANIA TAKES STEPS
TO DEMOBlLlZE ITS ARMY
Believes Menace From polshcyist Rus
sia Over md VIII Settle Down
to Work,
EI-CIIAREST AIarnh .

BUCHAREST. March 2G.-Roumania
no longer feels the need OF a large
army and rehabilitation Is to begin
April 1. The government thinks the
danger from the Bolshcvist armies liz
passed. and the soldiers arc to be-.
released a. soon as possible SO that
they may take up tho development of
the agricultural districts.
General Avarcsco. the Premier, Is
working night and day on The de-
mobilization work. y great saving
VIII be effected through tho reduction
In size OF The army. which now costs
f30.o00.o00 month.
The purpose of the government is 10
place Eoumania az soon AS possible, on
a police footing. develop her vast re-
sources and tighten her hold on Tran
sylvania. Bcssarabia and Bukowina so
that these provinces Will become co.
ordinate parts OF the Roumanian King.
dom.
Frequent messages have been re-
ccivcd from the Soviet government at
Moscow urging tho adjustment OF re-
lations between Russia and Houmania.
the Bo.Shcv!s;s seeming extremely
eager TO enter into diplomatic ncsot!a-
lions with Rouulan:s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
-BOLsHEVsT ARMY
ESTABLISHES new CAPITAL
Sochi Chosen as Headquarters OF
General Committee Who Arc Direct
ing So-Callcd Government,
Thy Aspociatcu Prcasl


CONSTANTINOPLE. March 26-Thc
sntf- Bolshevist army in the vicinity of
Sovorossisk, moving southwark In the
Hack Sea Province towards Batum.
pas established lis capital at Sochi
lLakhorski, on the Black Sea. about
midway between Novorossisk and Ba-
tum), where general committee Is
directing so-callcd government. Ger
erai Keith of the British forces, is re-
ported to have visited Sochi recently
and to have discussed tho situation
with n. Filipposki. chairman of the
CTommittcc for the liberation OF tho
Black Sea Province
The American Red Cross Is removing
i's supply depot TO cons,antinoplc
me prevalence OF typhus among the
refugees Is making their removal a
difficult operation and ono dangerous 10
other other counties The American Rcd
and sanitary supplies TO the scene. but
the ili-trained Russian personnel Is In
capable of handling the situation sat
isfactorily. Eight thousand refugees
at Eerna,. Bulgaria. arc experiencing !,
terrible death rate because IL Is i'm
possible to apply proper precautions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
CUBAN LIBERALS ABSTAIN
FROM ATTENDING CONGRESS
House, or Representatives Scene Of
stormy Session ResuidnE In With
draval of Several Members.
IDy Assoc!etcd rrcss. I

HAVANA. March ,ss.=-The Hous. o.,
Representatives. last night. after "a
stormy session, adopted the Senate
bin amending the Cro%der electoral
Law so as 20 permit the coalition o.:
national political! parties.
The combined vote OF the Conserva.
tive and Popular" members prevailed
cver-Ih6 Liberals, and a single Con-
servattyg Hemhsr. s. to 20. Dr. Fern
commission. appointed 20 revise the
electoral laws, attempted 20 address
the House against the provisions OF
the Senate bill. but was prevented
from doing so by remarks hurled at
him by friends or the measure. When
order was restored DR.. Ortiz lett the
chamber. followed by ali the Liberal
representatives DR.. C;onzalo Freyrc
de Andrade. tho single Conservative
who voted against the. bill. severely
critizcd the altering Of the Crowdcr
law before 1t had been given 4
thorough trial.
1t is understood the Liberal repre-
eentatives will abstain from at:cH'
dance at the sessions OF tho House
as protest against the adoption OF
the bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

ports confirm them. More than fourth AZ
the DESTROYED buildings have been rebuilt md
better than before which is far faster recovery
IN, man the sSath had mage sixteen months utter
s sn ranway u sss6sck.se has been replaced
land iias been cleared and leveled. which is ar
X" Ssn The is to 5000
Ame.ic ns will be hurrying over presentiT to
be In time to see some ruins and distributing
more cash. which will do much toward rcstor.
ing i' the balanee OF trade. About the time the
stalesifntn or the various countries have finished
eomple.ed the 5oh, by the plain. old fashioned
plans OF hard work and thrifty common sense
and win bhwilder the thinkers by handing IL
over already done That has happened before
in the history OF nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
A Daily Once-Over.
BuyinE foar Own Home.

herh .a zen Years ago you though, Of buyln.
q mouse hit Eou felt that you might lose your
JOB or YOU might move to some othes riisna
ana 'hese Two bug bears have kept you renter
t .. n, ah"n, i he chances are YOU would
nrs.s ma" :, Paia ior by this time. and the in
crease III Na!ue or land and hu;i,Ijnn. -snu'd
nave made "a good Investment on: OF it.
lou arc Siiii heSitstins ahonr buying q hnne
lou argue that any Kind OF property is high
How long Will you let sucn thoughts h.., ,ou
If You are s,-oo- .no
through se!f-denials. whr not bnS a nIsct
making ma M, payment arrangements which are cas-.
ssur much rans "a. whisn states ha pay
sum- and then 60 ahesd and paw as rnncb r,era
as You car. with y provision that as lonE IS
ing TO contract. tht OWE: cannot proceed
such a plan would give you o Mttle more laa
way IN case o! accident o.; bad luck and make
you leel cfsie!. besides acting as an Incentive
TO pay !nore--Conyright. 1926 NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
EUROPEAN WIDOWS AWAIT
VISIT OF BACHELOR TOURIST
Floating Mines and UneHploded shells
Not Only Peril Tint Faces
Single Americans.
tBv Universal Service

FAIRS. March 2s.-Many dangers
threaten the American tourist who
would visit Europe. Floating mines
Is one.
But floating mines is but "A second
airy peril. The most danger awaits tho
tourists on European soil. That is the
man hunt. Millions of European wo-
men arc left hushandlcss by the war.
ond il they can seek their booty among
the tourists TO come. they arc going 10
do so.
They are hoping that the number OF
bachelors among the tourists will be
a large oqc--but ~ not. who knows
whether marriage viii! stop them Poly
gam! has frequently been suggested as
remedy for the destruction OF man
but American women would undoubt ed
ly prefer polyeamy to be exercised by
European men instead Of loan!ns their
husbands 20 he husbandlees European
sister. But whatever tho solution. trav-
clers in Europe had better be prepared
for attacks as difficult to resist AS the
terccst battles OF the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
From Other Viewpoints
Old jacques Hamps Hims.1f.
BY ALI"R Ed n. WTLLIAMg.

,hsn 5000 10000 q ne norman rate Of ' exe
iYn vas Gnnnn"ISh = he newspapers in
which collapsed. and the German count, revo
luton Which also collapsed got from fifit, to
arc news and en<ro%s the pnblf. success a nd
marvellous restoration are no, thr!Iing But
they arc npor,sni. In the long run.
Dispatch scanned 70 he the ore newspaper in
the world predicting that France wo,,Id pei,
everybody. The prediction Was based on q sen
erhi situation which always is moe trt,xt.
worthy as q guido than indvidua! opinions Of
many differing views get Of TIC sun1e facts
from the most Intelligent people. including the
most ,minent s'a,csmen All Europe has had
before America.
The facts that the American and pr,.
rs Of the French through three years Az none
o; II had been sent out. ii was there Inevitably
fusaty and Industry and nqsaa 70 to % tr
and On Il soil nurstd and strens thened by CEN
turtles Of scientific intenaive cniiivation. Quick
sss or ops.ang Of ns snS Fesn' na Of r.
inc face Of do'eimi prpgnoa,:a,ionn 70 the con
mans esor!eG Indemnity {" i isl AZ Is rs isr s
the call Of the country. for tho work Of restore :
lion. Jacques has begun TO prepare tor the
next crop In January he took $4,000 worth Of
them and invested haif a mtinon more IL po wa
rna a 0,n ns
e ss sanas a ~ our Th'y 9S in The
some buying Of liSurits hna begun Among
the pmrchanrs from US for Jaouary were ass
rasscnser automobiles and s5oc.otb OF other
Those are tho Indications and the etnc,al re-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
MILK BEFORE DRINKING BOUT
REDUCES POWER OF LIQUOR
British College Conducts Numerous
Experiments Showing Effects of
Iato9icnRts.
lBy Universal Service

lBy universal Sc!'lte.J
LONDON, March 26.-"A pint OF milk
taken before a drinking bout consid-
erably reduces the Intoxicating powers
search department Of Kings College for
Women. Professors or that institu-
ton have just concluded experiments
Gus liquors Oh the mind and body The
report is to be published by the liquor
control board. ~
The drinking power Of men on the
whole is much smaller than Is Scncr-
ally believed says the -rcport. 1T APP
pcarcd to be matter of great Diff
Guilty TO produce rca, drunkenness on
beer containing 3 per cent Of alcohol"
The investigators found that the
quickest manner TO get q man sober
is TO give him a walk or other cXcr-
else in the open air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
l'n Going.
NJ HENRY EDWARD WARNER

rn Going.
lin solns. folks. I'm going, .
I'm going down 10 Tho Turm.
Going 10 fix up my chicken fence
7" keep en- out o. harm.
Going turn my garden up
And plant my early peas.
And It's hard 10 keep TO the old desk grind
on days as fall these
I'm soins. folks. I'm soing.
I'm going down TO the place
Where patches grow Fellows pants
And WHISPERS his face
Gcins TO stake my bean rows folks
And uncover my strawberries. too:
md It's hard 10 figure profit and loss
When the skies fai- and blue.
I'm going. folks. I'm going.
We're ready 10 move today.
There's = wagon backed NJ for tho furhiture
And the seeds the way.
I'm going 10 where the buds are on,
And the birds ready to nest:
And it's hard 10 stick 10 tho Grinds,onc. men,
When the Farm is rich with rest.
I'm going. folks I'm going!
The open has vailed for me.
The river rolls wide by my front door,
and tho BAY opens out TO the sea.
And everything there is waiting
Waiting for 20 come. .
Tho prison doors .: the City swing
And I'm free. and I'm going HOME.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
CANADIAN SOLDIERS ASK
BONUS FROM GOVERNMENT
Resoiutieas % Ex-Service Men Call
Upon Parliament to Take 1mmedi-
ate Action On Question.
,By Associated Press

ID! AsSoC.4teU IreSs.
MONTREAL. March IS. - Canada
eX-servicc .nen want bonus from
the government ranging from a min
imum OF $1,000 to a maximum or s., 500.
according 10 resolutions adopted la Il
Night at the annual convention OF the
Great War Veterans Association OF
Canada.
The resolutions cal. upon rarliamcn.
70 take immediate action because OF
tho serious difficulties confronting the
soldiers in their efforts TO re-establish
themselves. The soldiers also ask that
dependents or beneficisr!es of men
killed receive lump sum equal to
tho amount the soldier would have re-
ceived up 10 the signing OF the arm
istice.
Dominion Secretary-Treasurc Mac
Neil! informed the delegates the pro-
posed bonus would cost the government
$oi5.000.o0o. He said the present GOV
eminent had declared itself against an
indiscriminate cash bonus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
LADY ASTOR SUPPORTS BILL
GIVING WALES LOCAL OPTION
Bone Dry Law Passes Reading In
House OF Comm by \ SUBJ
atnn{ial Majority.

LONDON, March ga bin which
will give local option TO walee passed
its second reading in the House Of
Commons today, sc to 81
Lady Astor was active In the debate
on the measure, explaining that she
considered local option principle OF
democracy. When asked TO reconcile
paign statement, Il am not a prohibi-
ZIONIST" Lady Astor replied that the
whole OF the speech In which She made
the statement should he quoted to con-
vcy Just what she had meant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

rowneS3 OF view is characteristic OF organ
lied labor. and II persisted in IS bound to re-
act unfavorably upon its interests. Organ
ICED labor constitutes but a small fraction OF
the total electorate and If it insists upon
considering itself group apart from other
classes seeking the promotion of the public
welfare. it will soon lose the power it now
pOSSCSSCS in nuhliC afrairS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
STRIKE PARAL Yves CITY
Fircmcn on Brazilian Steamers Join
Idle Transfers nnd Truck
Drivers.
ny Associated Press !

RIO JANEIRO. March ID. Gravcr
aspects have been assumed by the
strike which has virtually para!yzrd
brazilian steamships walked ont TOD. j.:
in sympathy with the idle teamste.s
and truck drivers. and IL was an
walters and restaurant employees. shin
mechanics and municipal! iahorcrs liz. !
decided to join in the movement.
The government has issued a state.
mcnt declaring IL intended TO prosccnf"
and dcport all foreigners who arc ia
volvcd in disturbances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
-. Ballet. wa, Skew.

TO the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S:E-Fhe Presidents letter TO Senstor Hitch
cock was the produc; of a clear brain and
Grave heaft--a ht.inE climax TO his noble work
for inrns nifty at Versailles,
Shorf-Si shtcd Senators have defeated the
covens Of peace for the present but they
cannot deprive iis author CT the hoaors that
Tine ballots in November VIII show neither
Tie leader went too far ahead ot MS people
bot whether or not they las behind at this
sr.sis, ne has pointed GU. the way they must
nanny 20 IL We ere ever to realize tho hone OF
lhns the terrible sacrifices and sifar.
inss or int Irrational wars DhMoCRAT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
UNITED STATES CLERGYMEN
REQUEST SULTAN'S REMOVAL
Pre.ident Wilson Asked TO Exert All
Possible Effort tb Hasten Turkish
DoWhfnII
~ Associated Press.

NEW YORK. March ee.--A resolution
signed by more than 900 ciergymcn
requesting PRESIDENT Wilson to ''cxer-
else all possible influence to remove she
Sultan forever from governmental con-
troll OF any part OF Europe" has hecn
forwarded to the White House. the
presiding bishop and council OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church announced
here today The Rev. DR. Randolph
McKim. of Washington, was instructed
with delivery OF il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

o S-fou seem 10 know n little about much
and not 'nnth about little. tell me: What Is
the future forsmy boy. aged II: I'm a. and
about through My anxiety is for him
Perry l.. ID.
You ana in the same fix: ], 100, have
hoy L. and L. TOO. am Your 44-but not through
BY long shot. my boy to sci his ma TX
higher and TO bc successful man thar
his father was Otherwise the race would
progress backward Tell yonr boy that and lie.
him worN it out for himself. The boy who
works out his problems is fixed better
than the one who leans on other planning. And
the boy who doesn't turn Oh, better than his
father is a slider.
~ every evening these days But 0
I;oy They say its coming back:
~ camel" said tho man with III. n.nsive
look, "a camel they say. has eight stomache"
Yeah" murmured the other fellow ordering
M miiS-shitnmy "a camel has eight stom-
arhs, and they amt no good to nobody no
more"
whereupon, % change the subject into a
more lishtsone theme. village stati.,:cian
rcnturcd tho statistics on Flu.
These Days.
"Iie!!up! HelIup:"
The cry rang out the night air a. lurid
flames shot skyward. The Village Volunteers
dashed madly up with the ex,inEuisher.
save my child shrieked a woman. voc.
i'll The turmoil.
sturdy youngsters started for the blazing
house.
stop shouted a man Never mind In,
Hn!d; Gel out our clothes and somebody res
cue that ham in the Kitchen and a sack OF ma
tatnrs!'
winch merely goes to show that in our Wild
est moments ca.mer counsels will prevail.
Mercy Is one Of the finest qualities -oinr
nut appreciation is
Nursery again.
Hickory D.ckory docking
The mouse up her c,ock!n-:
When silly mouse goes
ON a stroll M hose
II is bound to be perfectly shocking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

William G. McAdoo lunched with Father
in-iaw Wilson AT tho White House Monday.
and immediately thereafter gave ont n state
inent that he is no, presidential candidate
ana Will not seek the nominations Is that
TO oe construed as meaning that the Prcsi-
oeht VIII make the race for a third term ON
the issue OF treaty ratification? TO preserve
family harmony. il is Il lovely thing for a
sonin-law TO yield to lathci-in-!aw's nmbi-
tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

Don't let the British pull the wool over
your eyes. ought to BE- Il popular campa ign
slogan. and we are surprised that Admiral
benson doesn't feel tire urge 10 eater the
lists for the presidential nomination on that
platform ii the people should show any in
cliEaton TO become Interested jn bringing.
The quest ion OF treaty ratification into the
campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
IN NO CLASH WITH FEISAL
French Government Hear. Of No ora..
for 1ts Troons to Get Out of
Syrin,
lHy Associated Press. !

FAIRS, March 2G.--The Foreign OGicn
stated today IL had no KNOWLEDGE Whit
ever of any command by Prince Ircjs,,
recently proclaimed King OF Syria. Tim;
the French troops must evacuate Syri;
before April s, or any other date
On the contrary, the Foreign Office
officials said reports received indicate
that the best relations exist between
the prince and the French authorize
in Syria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
WITHDRAWs SWISS MONEY
Former Emperor Takes Funds From,
Zartch Bank Amounting to
c5O.C1)0 Frames.

BY Associated PrcsS.)
GENEVA. March Is. = Former EN-
peror William Of Germany withdrew
deposits amounting to 100000 Swiss
francs from zurich bank early in
March. II is learned here, and the
money Is said to have been sent TO
Berlin Just before the attempted re-
dictionary. revolt led by Or. WolfGang
Kapp and General I,uettwitz.
Tho German mark is now quoted at
10 cents. and tho sum would repre-
sent quito snug fortune in Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
nRAfinX.

Wherc'cr. go, In this far land.
The people wish TO understand
Where ! am going. II knew
They would not think my answer true:
And II l said I did not know
Thcy would advise mo not to go.
IL. j.. Spcight, in the Janan,
Advertiser (rokio>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
ASK De VALERA TO SPEAK
President OF tho Irish Republic Il Tn.
yited to Address Maryland state
LrRlsiature.
BY AsNociattI Prcsy.l

IBy NkNociattd PreSH.
ANNAPOLIS. MD. March 26.--ActinS
on resolution adopted by tho Mary
land House Of Delegates. Governor al.
bert G.. Richie today sent a letter to
Cannon de Valera. president of tho
irish Republic" inviting him TO ad.
dress. that body. Tho Governor asked
Mr.. de Valera to select any morning
next week except Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Charcoal Eph. D.ily Thouu.t

When man 80 { prayah mcctin' wild a
dcck o guards in he pocket said Charcoal
Eph. medi;a;ivcly, L sometimes wondah rrn
o.! 81. iotah ain got he hngahs crossed Try
q sausage. Mistai Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

Americas proper insisience that tic Turk
be expelled from Conslantinoplc viii bring
up afresh the problem OF whom 10 install in
MS piac" England and Franco have conflict
ing ambitions for possession OF the city of
me Crescent and each fears any settlement
'hat might give The other n ppcpondorancc
OF Influence there. The one thing really ccr
tain IS that the United States has no umhi-
toAs along thar line. not even for mandate
over thc home OF the TURK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
"l'rcc,Iom OF Spccch'%

=. -,
+ VIZ '"un'": '"e iFieh"s Oh General Leon
ard Wood have offered as an apology
ior ms failure 10 pronounce any very definite
OPINION upon pending issues. The fact that he
was SUI! an officer in The army on active
uu'E' and mat II would be unbecomng on
MS part I" open his mind to his country.
,'"PiS' 'hat reason Tor restraint on his part
mas "'oH remover ny order Of the Score
iarH OF War the general is on leave Of alb
Sehce for TWO months, and he is at liberty
10 say what he plcascs upon any question
HOW before me American public.
me general fellow citizens will. there
loon forward TO his future utterances
WI" more man passing interest. The sus-
P'c'oh mas harn entertained that he did not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

o'icerh OF me navy actually blame the
7ocFe'ar! o! the Navy because. as they as
ser,, he was al! at sea when the war beran