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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
STUDENT BODY TENDERS
DINNER TO VARSITY MEN
William md Mary College Celebrate,
commencement Week with
Varied Program

tSnecial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June g-slI
ic,tcr men Of the College OF William
huu Mary were rendered dinner nv
INC student body last night. The
honor guests included all who have
won monograms in major sports on
Inu!hn teams since the beginning OF
lctics. ''' az
Al s O'clock the exercises OF the
ihlto,nathcan and Phoenix literary
societies were held in the chapel. tho
lormer society winning the debate
ana grafton, while the Phoenix won
the defamation contest. r. Burden
ana ]. ID Akcrs were the winners OF
Inc debate on the subject: Resolved
ihat Tue United states should adop;
IN" league o! nation covenant az snt
iorth In tho Versailles treaty. with
OUT reservations or amendments" g
:. Moornlan won the orutoricai con-
test and T.. V. Stowitts came out drs,
IN the defamation
AT the athletic dinner shor. talk,
we're made by Coach James q ri.
yer. President j. a c. Chandler q
l.. Shnmatc, the first man TO score a
,ouchuown against Richmond Col
icEc; w. j.. Davidson and b. ID
Ieachy; The keynote OF each talk
WAS clean sportsmanship."
To-day the alumni held hanouet
AT o'clock. with the senior class
Az their guests. and at night thcv
heId their annual meeting, at which
tsnc they were addressed by Or.
O. j. Chitwood. class OF 30. and MT
present professor at tho University
of West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
4 Snfc racation-2.
Can You Stand the Strain.
downright py ga New

-, The man or woman who lives hygienic
ne that is to say one who has toletabe
1 Of hygiene. can endure vacation as well as
The individual who knows little and cares
less about the laws OF health assurediy needs
ences them The faith OF this individual in
me me powsr OF yaeniion to bring him back
S1fd as Is hs so faith IN IN the latest miracle
curious rae tina, I the man Sr @ho believes
overwork' is accountable for his i'll health
For perhaps 80 per cent Of us vacations are
more or less essential The only question is
Il Is necessary Is one big dose annually the
right plan. or would twelve smaller doses at
opathic doses at weekly intervals. produce the
peS, dns Three weeks once year is
overwhelming. What great number OF va
the enervatins effects of the spreet / am not
adHonat or any Tfhsr kind of path but
as the preferable dosage.
with the vacation decided on. the next
IL is wise to begin. training for your VACATION
several weeks in advance OF the holiday Prob
walk. with or without company. ,rst for short
win rn, the average sedcntary ndividuaI in
fair physical condition in the course OF three
enSS serious drawback, il followed too faisn,
ton realize that il is an eN ss S k!n n;iea OF
training. such only the WE'LL o. do can af-
ford at present. Ii takes valuable time which
one ought to devote TO the movies or sitting
IN hystcrically nervous tepsion at the ball
game. But even at the cost of three hours a
day, 1t is cheap medicine. Soma OF us pre-
tend We can't spare he time from business
for any such stunt. The big guns manage to
ind time for sef-n,provcment; The little
runts In business life be tremendously
busy over nothing to speak Of
or maybe you have wooden legs or "A ships
anchor holding you to the office. tina, you
can't take any apprcciablc amount OF oxygen
on the hoof. Well, don't Quit on that account.
IT you can't enjoy oxygen by the milo. you can
take IL by tho minute. There arc always ten
to fifteen minutes somewhere in the day that
you can have for your very own. in your own
room. with nothing on. If you don't know
how TO get the most oxygen for your time that
way, send me u stamped addressed envelope
with the name of your city written out in full
and III give you the directions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
News of Fifty Years Ago

The forgery cases Were again called in the
Hastings Court yesterday, Richard 5. San
planned that he at his home, in Peters
burg and as soon G as he heard Of the ndc
all OF the cases were continued to Friday on
account OF the absence Of witnesses
Colonel T. H. Stanton. for the pas; five years
for time acting Auditor Of Virginia. has
been ordered to duty in the War Department.
a, Washington
Judge Bond. lately register in bankruptcy
for this district with headquarters in Kich-
mond; has soTs 10 Colorado 10 live one by
The Virginia Legislature has passed the bill
south Side and Virginia and tennessee IA isaii +
of the event in Petersburg and Norfolk last
night and IL is said that all the engines going
ton. That's General Mahone's way.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10. y. +. and A. NJ
Pace. master: {. ". p. Brock senior warden;
J. " Bidgood. junior warden; X. Q. Crowley
er senior dcacop WiiIIam eiaS nnr IGw
con: Thomas Angel tiler.
Colonel w. w. Forbes, of Farmville. has
third and fourth districts. which have been
consolidated. Richmond is in the consolidated
district.
V. j. Seymour. of Pulaski " V. has bought
half from Fredericksburg. and Will settle
there.
1t rains now pretty much all tho time When
tcnsely hot and all the time there is SUI
hcicncy OF sunocating heat. 1t is the mean
est June weather Richmond has had to en-
dure in many years.
large lot of North Carolina and virginia
manufactured tobacco, en- route to Bait imore
same being Improperly Stained. Sene OF t1 If
was Richmond tobacco. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
TO RESUME HEARING IN
MARTENS DEPORTATION
department of Labor Refuses SUM
mons for Two Witnesses Re
qucHtcd by Council.

iity Associated l'rcEsl
WASlilNGTDN. June S-Rcaucst
ior the subpoena OF Major-Gcneral
William S. Graves. former comm;,m.
der of the American cxpcditionary
forces in siberia. and Raymond Rob
ms, former American Red Cross COM
missioner 10 Russia. in the Depart
mcnt OF Labor's deportation Proceed
inSs against Ludwig G. \. *. Mar
tens, was denied today by Immigrant
Inspector Sncll. who Is conducting
the hearings.
Former Senator Hardwick OF
Georgia, counsel for Martens. several
weeks ago Ned a request for the APP
pearance OF General Graves and Mr.
Robins. Inspector Shell denied the
request on the ground that any tcs-
timony which was not matter OF fact
would lie irrcvclant to the case.
Announcement was made AT the re-
sumption Cf the deportation proceed
inSs trat final hearings would be held
June -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
A Daily Once-Over.
a Happy Marriage In Fif,y-FIt,v
by }. j. MUNDY.

Are you and your husband drifting an,rt
atter some years OF married life, because vo,
40 NOT ENJOY the same sort OF things?
Are you associating with those von lilo ho
cause they like what you enjoy and inar;nr
thinks best? " $3.50 "c y. sHe
rms plan, carried to excess leads you only
iarlhcr and farther apart ''
H HrS you not travelling n dangerous course
with whom you associate and grad,Iallv ,oe;n"
ntrr.st IN the one who should command your
isnt IT fact that in your home you find
iilte 70 interest you and there Is always n de-
10 yours? N' ''''''i''
How much better If you would adopt a give
ana TAKE system whereby you could manifest
~ a. ieast passive interest in what your nup-
a,al rtner enjoys. and then perhaps your
what you like. ~ "
he what 1t should be while you both keen 20
ing me IN opposite directions for your enjoyment
responsible for half ' ~ '">'' %
Fifty-hfty is good rule.-Copyright 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
AlINW30NI NVMH39 40
h0lSlhi0 MIN SIS3nO3H
itniinn demand for Larger share TO
he Discussed Tn Spa
Preliminary.
by Associated Prcssl

lBy Associated Press
PARIS, June 8.-The entire uucs-
,ion or the division among the al
lies OF the sums Germany will pay
IN rcpar;Ltions probably will come
up at meeting of the Premicrs. pre-
nmtnary to the Spa conference with
the Germans, Italy having raised OBJ
3cctions TO the agreement reached
last December between France and
Great Britain. Under this agreement
ii-2V OF the sum total WAS TO go To
France. 500 To Great Britain. and
me remainder TO the other allies, the
ohited states not being mentioned
Italy, II Is understood here now
demands division made on the
OASIS or comparative efforts in the
war and asks for 10 per cent OF the
total against the per cent which
was allotted her by the London
agreement.
Il said also that the United States
VIII be asked before this preliminary
conference TO confirm President VIII
son verbal statement In the coun-
ell OF three shat America would not
ASK any part OF the payments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
A Touch of Life
Digging.
ny SIDEIlGHT HENRY.

In the experiences OF my life | delved one
rainy day, and found here and there n vaYrant
Worthy Deed. In an odd corner of the store
room l picked up ono lonely. melancholy Good
Act. In another | found two tattcred en-
velopes containing each a single Thought.
But In the center of the room, heapcd high
TO the ceiling. ] found tremendous stack of
this and that and everything. things begun
and never finished. things not worthy to have
begun at all and things of shame.
So removed the whole business. good and
bad and Indifferent, and burned II all; and
when had burned it, in tho ashes found n
tiny crystal, which was all that was left OF my
iast. And 1 kept IL. and carry 1t with me,
for it is Opportunity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
COSTS FOUR CENTS TO BE
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
Statements Filed with Clerk Of House
show DiVcrrIncd Expenditures
by Candidntrs.
I By AFsOclatcd Press. /

WASHINGTON. June s.-GcttinE
nominated for Congress is cheap. de-
spite the primary system. according
70 expense statements filcd by cam
dldatcs with Tyler Page, Clerk OF tho
House of Representatives.. In about
thirty states, apparently, II costs
nothing, for not single statement
has been fled from there This con.
dition Is sworn TO be true In numerous
congressional districts OF many OF
the other States.
The admitted costs range from
cents to $1,000. Henry Spaan an
Indiana Democrat, wrote u couple OF
letters hence the cents Item while
L. w. Rothrock, "A Pennsylvania Re-
publican. spent the s.. 600 Other can
hidatcs. scattered throughout tho
country. place the cost ut 80 cents to
Few hundred or thousand dollars.
Among the States from which no
Bia, louisiana, South Carolina, Ten
ncssee and Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
From Other Viewpoints
Taxes Need Better Adjustment.
ny DAVID T.. HOUSTON.

present taxes arc producing much irritation
not only because of the volume but because OF
the methods OF collection and payment and
while IL would be dangerous TO reduce taxes
In the race of existing obligations because this
nation has a very considerable carry-oyer
from the war and must meet its bills and with
present prospect still we believe that II Is
possible End highly desirable that Immediate
steps be taken to modify and simplify our
tax system
Certain administration adjustments ought IN
be made. There is nothing much more dis
turbng to the business man than uncertainty
II he knows the situation and sees il clearly
II does not necessarily disturb him. II is the
TURKS. The trouble is that the treasury under
the present law cannot make a final settle
ment with taxpayer. Ii would not be d; IN
cult TO enact law permitting the treasury
with the consent OF the taxpayer 10 make a
final settlement. This would remove uncer-
tainty. Perhaps taxpayer here and there
might lose n little, perhaps the treasury might
lose more but the treasury had better lose a
little money occasionally than disrupt bust
ness
We must have more than the cooperation of
the businessmen and the bankers. We must
have the cooperation of every patriotic man
and women in the nation. We must as Kin
ling expressed it, have the people devote
themselves with n little more high tension TO
hard work and to the business Of saving
We have heard much about saving II Is
our observation that there ia little waste
and extravagance going on. not only here but
throughout the world. Travel is uncheckc cd
resorts are overlooking. hotels are crowded
and the statistics on imports show that the
luxury imports Increased from 1918 10 1914
first month OF this year they were $50. O0O-
900 against $50.0oO000 for the correspond
ing month tho year before.
The treasury expsSts estimate. on the basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
CATHOLICS CELEBRATE
JUBILEE IN WINDY CITY
Pceintea From All pnrts OF Country
Commentaries Establishment of
CONNIE mornte establishment of

Ivy Associated Prcss
CHICAGO. June S.-Roman Cath
Ollie prelates from all parts OF tho
country took part today in tho open
ing Of the threc-day celebration OF
the diamond jubilee concentrating
the establishment OF the bishoprio
in Chicago. and the silver jubilee or
the ordination to the priesthood OF
Archbishop George w. Mundclain,
head OF the Chicago archdiocese.
Forty thousand persons attended
pontihcial high mass at Holy Namo
Cathedral. Cardinal Gibbons of Bal
timerc. dean Of the American Roman
Catholic hierarchy, and Archbishop
John Romano. apostolic to the United
states. occupied places OF honor I'm
the sanctuary. The sermon was
preached by Archbishop Patrick J.
Hayes. Of New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
10 VIRGINIANS GRADUATE
AT LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
President IIundl-y Pronounces pnxt
session Most Succcssfui In
Recent Years.

seventeenth commencement exercises
OF Lynchburg College came to n close
THIS morning with the graduation OF
a class OF ten. all OF whom are V!r-
S!nianS. The graduates are: Miss
Nellie o. Carpenter, CnionvilIc. Miss
Elizabeth f!ckhardt. Chester: Miss
Lucy Il. Walker, Syringa: Miss Ruth
Shelburne. Green Bay: Miss Elizabeth
-. iienicy. Walkerton: Miss Louise
q. Harmon. Church Road: CHAIRMAN
l.. Ramsey, Grctna: Herman II. Rev
nolds. Big Island; Harvey q. Russell.
GaiaN, and Alvah III. I:ubank. stevens
The session just closed il char,..
teTized by President j. r. 4. HuudIey
as the most successful since his con-
ncction began with the institution
i've years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Oh tax niles, that there will probably he cx-
pehaeo On luxuries this year $lS.500. 100. 600.
-, 49, part oil this could be saved and some even
snat we eSpcnd on necessities. and all that
Sou.u ne invested in government bonds at cur
rent rates OF interest and in necessary bust
neSs activities. should have no further
concern to the future orderly and helpful fl :
hahcial course of this nation.
II waste continues. and II demands continue
on 'ho Federal government. VIC shall not only
ny witness reductions but may Witness
."N increases. or worse, further inflated
circuit Certainly taxes ought not to be in
Ieaseo II that can be avoided.--C~tyright,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Richmond, Va, June 5. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Blessing Alpine Ropes.
by l.. II. CIIELEY.

,,ETerY summer at the beginning of the
oiinoihS season in the Swiss mountains a
90 oSiemn service IS held among the guides. many
~ ~ Whom are Godiy men. who knew they take
their lives in their hands when they ascend
me Alps. So they bring their ropes with them
hiu Jay them ut the foot of OF the noun
lains. Old and new ropes are piled in q heap
ana then they are blessed by the pastor
irayer is offered that the old ropes may Still
Dear the strain safely and that the ropes
may prove equal to all the stress placed upotS
lhefn The guides commended to the
mercy OF God that in their daily ascents they
may pc Kept safe and that they may succor the
travellers who trust in them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
CRIME INCREASE DUE TO
REACTION FOLLOWING WAR
National Police Chiefs Told That
This Condition May Last
Ten Years.

II'y NssOciateI Press.
DETROIT. June S.-Reaction from
the war and present day criminal
procedure was held responsible for
the present increase In crime by
August Follmer, OF the department
OF criminology of the University of
California. who addressed the con-
yention of the International Police
Chiefs Association here today. The
effects OF the war upon crime, Mr..
Vollmer said, would be noted in all
countries for at least ten years
Major Richard Sylvester, former
chief of the Washington police. was
elected honorary president of the as
ISOLATION.
New York, Atlanta, Colorado
Springs. ana Jacksonvilie, Fla. arc
seeking the 1921 conYcni ION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

short Of nothing to achieve his downfall.
And certain Senators have been sufficiently
subscrvient TO the money power to block
his confirmation. That and the fact that
he is Wilson appointec, and. therefore,
anathema to the Republicans, is tho secret
of the Senate's failure to confirm him. 1t
is another blot on the Senate record which
the people fully understand and for which
they will demand an accounting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
ST. LOUIS SHOE HOUSES
ANNOUNCE REDUCTIONS
brown Interests Make Cuts I'm Whale
sale Prices Hernunc of
Tight Money.
i AS5ociatcd Press.

49, iDy associated Prcss.1
ST. LOUIS. June S.-Redictions in
tne wholesale prices OF various
styles OF shoes of from % cents to
pair. were announced today by
manufacturing establishments here.
me companies announcing the re-
nuctions were the International Shoe
Company, and the Brown Shoe Com
pany.
\. c. Brown. president OF the
iiaIniiton-Brown Company said
Iisht money" was the chief cause
or the lowered prices. Reduced
prices on certain grades of leather
was also assigned as contributory
cause
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
SCULPTOR ENGAGED TO
ERECT WAR MEMORIAL
md Thlrtieth DivI-
sions VIII he HonOrcd mt
SpartnnburS.
By Associated Press. I


SPARTANBURG, S. G., June S.-A
contract was signed today with Karl
lllava, New York sculptor, for the
erection OF memorial in this civ
TO the Twenty seventh and THIRTEEN
divisions in the world war 1t is
planned to have the unwilling take
place next Memorial Day. The Tween
ty-scventh division, composed of the
New York National Guard, was train
ed at Camp Wadsworth here, while
tho Thirtieth division, composed OF
the old national guard OF North and
trained at Camp SEWER, Greenville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

The commission on federation OF the Fed
eral Council of Churches OF Christ in Amer
lea, ut It's convention in Cleveland last week
again took praiseworthy stand for a lib
eral policy in dealing with labor questions.
Its declaration for 'fraternal conferences of
labor and employers under Christian au-
spices is, of course not TO be taken as dis
paraging similar conferences under other
auspices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Any dog find some excuse to wag his
;ai
The wise man does not boast of his bank
balance.
Relatives give you concern; enemies trou-
bic; friends. consolation
Man is usually kinder to his beast than to
himself.
Ambition is the highway to disappoint-
nent.
Polteness always breeds suspicion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
CLAIMS WORLDS RECORD
DROP FROM PARACHUTE
Lieutenant Wilson nj cb,r,.,.
Mnkes IbS0G-FOOt Leap at
Kelly Field.


SAN ANTONIO, TENAS. June s.
second Lieutenant John j.. Wilson.
o %, charlotte. N; C., stationed at Kelly
record for parachute drop 10 Sno
ieet. Lieutenant Wilson made his
leap yesterday eighteen miles from
san Antonio. The former record is
S sain 10 have been $4,000 feet, made
ny French aviator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
DIR. MitchcII,. Succc..or C.

NEWARK. DEL. June S.-Dr. Wal
or the South. Scwanee. Tenn, has
oeen dccidca on by special commit
zee OF tho board of trustees OF Della
Care college TO succeed DIR. Samuel
y; Mitchcli as president. DR.. Mitchell,
after serving six years as president
recently resigned to accept the chair
OF history and economics at Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Flnys Secret Societies.

GREELEY. COLORADO, June S.
Secret societies are contrary to the
become a substitute for the church.
said resolution adopted yesterday
by the national synod Of the Re-
formed Presbyterian Church in ses-
sion here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
SEEN ON THE SIDE
THE MAN WHO s,rANDy.
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER

The man who stands behind the cage where
with HIS smile he would engage my Ia
Hns many things to speak nbout, nor
stoops to below them shout whnt he
desires TO mention;
And there times when must aRy
like his quiet, pleasant way without I'M
secniy jnwinE,
For IL In SnOthinE, quite, to hear him
whisper low for my own ear; that am
overdrawinG!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Before committing suicide n Californian
willed fifteen quarts OF liquor to lady
friend. That at least signifies that he had
rightly reasoned he would find no use for
II in the grave, or in his possible further
journeyings TO another sphere OF existence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
had Fire in Tennessee Town.


NASHVILLE, TENN. June S.-Ftro
today which threatened destruction
Of part of Springfield. Tenn, was
gotten under control after dcstroy-
ing several buildings. The loss in+
cludcd 100000 pounds OF tobacco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Among the measures the President dis
posed; of by pocket veto was the water-power
bill. II took Congress about a dozen years
co enact this needed legislation. and in the
absence Of presidential reasons for refusing
TO allow the measure to become law the
country naturally will be disappointed at
his action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

Carranzas direction that at his death he
| be buried among the poor" was exactly in
line with Julius Caesars provision for post :
mortem vengeance on enemies by including
in his Will large benefactions for the poor
OF Rome. If Mexico had II Mark Antony
and her Brutus could be unearthcd we
might have another repetition In modern
events of ancient history
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
General. March In Ant,ycrn.

Antwerp. June S.-Gcncrai Pevton
Z. March. chief of STAFF OF the Ameri-
can army. arrived here this afternoon
ana was given a military reception
ny belgian officials and American
stan officers. General March will
inspect the American camp here to-
morrow morning, leaving for Brussels
ut noon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
High school Alumni Meeting.

Speeches will be banned at tho
Uirh School Alumni Association Fri-
dae light at $3.50 o'clock in the audi-
torium of the Jefferson Hotel. Music.
dancing and rcfrcshments will fea-
turc tho affair. J. l.. Hill, Jr., is
treasurer of the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
Conipnrisous.

1ohn ID. Rockefeller raised the price of gas
ana oil and found a million dollars in his bank
John Wanamaker turned another big deal
and found an additional fortune to his ac-
count.
Thomas Fortune Ryan moved railroad and
picked up S2.3iS.s53.27
Today followed our Rhode Island Reds
to the hen house and found three OF the finest
eggs YOU saw!
Now, which of the four had tho most pleas
urc out or what he found? Well give Won
just one guess and you're q Boob il Won miss,