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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
SUPREME COUNCIL is DONE
AMBASSADORS TO CARRY
ON PEACE TREATY ROUTINE
Clcmcnccnn Snss Allied Unity VIII
Maintain Peace for
World.
[Ry Associated pross.1

.p.IRIS, Jan. 2l.-7Thc supreme coun-
en- decided today that the new confer
rated on Monday, january 26. This
conference. talking up. part OF tho work
OF me supreme council. which virtually
intrusted with the task OF insurinr tho
CARRYING out of the treaty of Versailles
matters connected with peace affairs
The great questions OF intcrnattonai
policy. however. VIII be reserved for
heads OF the allied governments viii
sit.
NJ. Clemenccau presided over today's
session of the council for n short time.
giving way to Premier Aillerand
hcplyinE 10 expressions OF esteem by
David Lloyd George and American Am
ceau. before final adjournment said
mat If Great Britain. the United States.
Italy and Japan remain united there
tends all those guarantees which can
be pu; on paper
III, ono day these nations are sepa-
OF tho misfortunes which may result"
After shaking hands warmly with all
MS ms eyes. LETT forever the Foreign Min
istcrs private Office, where daily for
more than a year he had toilcd for the
of the world.
The following statement was in
scrihrd III the minutes OF the supreme
Conscious of the incs,imabic ser
,y;ices, which NJ. Clemenceau has rem
neTcd the cause of peace. and grateful
Partially and wisdom with which he
mas conducted our deliberations, VIC.
MS hiS eoiieaSu.s. desire TO express 10
o ,ir, hop nope tn tina, In the calm OF his re-
s"c h in nc may h, LONE enough g
for the glory Of France and the ' re-.
heWal OF tho prosperity Of the world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

and they expected these principles to survive.
II In the coming suit by sovereign State
TO preserve these principles the court should
fail to uphold its contention, then the sole
dependence as a bulwark of State sovereignty
will have failed US, aud there will be moth
Ing potential left TO keep the country from
heading into tho current Fastening toward
centralized government with all power at
Washington. For as to expectations Of
political resistance. there is little to encour
age. The Democracy OF Jefferson is as dead
as the Republicanism of Lincoln, in SO far.
as the two leading political parties are con-
cerned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
\ Political I'llantaSy

THE usually astutc New York World has
gone OFF on wide tangent from the
path of political saneness and safety, and
seems to be laboring under the stress OF an
attack OF what may be termed acute Hoover
phoba No other logical conclusion can be
reached from reading OF it's editorial
laudation in its issue Of Wednesday, wherein
it dominates Mr.. Hoover for the presidency
on the Democratic ticket, or the Republican
ticket. or on the ticket Of an independent
party. yet to be formed. On each and every
count it gives him its unqualified ndorso-
mcnt aud a pledge OF its support in what
ever political camp he may land. IN brief.
it backs its Hoover entry against the field
aud bets its political reputation OH him,
win, place or show.
In its remarkable pancgyric, in which the
discovery is at least minated that he is
capable of being all things to all parties, it
indorses Hoover for the presidency as the
Democratic candidate on platform that
would represent the historical principles. Of
the Democratic party; as an independent
candidate on a platform OF progressive lib
eralism, or as the Republican candidate OH
platform representing tho kind of govern
ment which Mr.. Hoover has exemplified in
his public career" 1t fails, however, to take
the other remaining step. recently taken by
an enthusiastic Hoover admirer, and nomi-
nate him as coalition candidate OF all the
parties.
The political position in which the World
has deliberately placed itself is untenable.
AS theory. it may have its merits, but prac-
tically it is an iridescent dream. Mr. Hoover
as presidential possibility may be accepted
as fact, but il his boom ever develops be-
yond the potential stage he will have to de-
clare where he stands politically. This is
bipartisan government Its political system,
admitting its obvious defects, has worked
reasonably we'll in practice and there is not
one chance in u million that either the Re-
publicans or Democrats have reached that
point where they would accept standard
bearer OF undeclared political faith
Perhaps Mr.. Hoover does not seek the
presidency. He has jokingy brushed aside
questions as to his candidacy, while poll
ticians have disputed over his political ALE
glance. But, really, the matter has reached
that point where he owes it to the public
to make definite statement defining his
party allegiance or taking himself out of the
campaign. Unless such statement is forth
coming he will continue to be an impossible
IT.. as candidate for any party The Demo-
Gratis Will have none of him, and it is hardly
likely that the Republicans even in frantic
effort to achieve popularity would permit
him TO lead their battle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The WhiRcr.

The WhiRcr.
lie took whit al a pill,
And no said 1t seems L INC
That things amt going In Washington
AS right as they ought { be-
l sot'n idee," nc said,
THAT It's time tn country knew
TIL truth about Wilson; tn President
Amt dom tn way I'd dol"
His frame, It gaunt and lean.
And his nose was sharp and thin.
And his fingers stained with nicotine
And he looked like Might. Been.
fIc took Whit 3 pill.
And he sighed. and shook his head.
I'D settle this thing In holy jf
If l was tn BoSs" he said.
inside of his head his brain
Was full of throbbinS plan
And he reckoned tina, What the country re-
Quired
Was Man. n Reg Man!
And the more he thought. the more
TIc moaned for the Nations MS
And with every moan he whitfield again
At or his little pills.
And he was Man. who whitfield
At pill, as he said his say:
And 4 dozen associate whifers whitfield
And smiled. they heard him bray!
And lie stood all day at his post
Whiting. and ro!cing fears.
BrayinE aloud at tho passing throns
And tanning himself with his ears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
UKRAINE HAS LARGE SUGAR.
WHEAT AND HIDE STORES
Lifting OF blockade VIII Enable II.
Fcopie to Exchange Them for
Needed SuupJiea

WASHINGTON. ian. 2I.-rour hum
ared million pounds of sugar 10000
IVY bushels OF wheat and large quan-
stores in the Ukraine Will be made
ava bic for the markets OF the world
"ncn he general blockade of Russia
- lifted. according TO an announcement
,crc Today by the Ckrain!an mission
Ukraine needs medicines, surgical
Ioohs. c!oth. clothing, shoes and agr.-
Gu liurai machinery, according 10 the
mission. which said the lack OF medic
mes and clothing alone had reduced 10
,uisc'S great areas o! the Ckraino
~ was added that tho receipt o,
needed supplies would greatly assis,
nc krainiana in lighting the Boi-
Representatives OF the Ckra!rian CO.
curative societies are now in swift
countries, and Il was announced nm, =
ut!cEalion would soon arrive In this
country to open headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Virginia True to pri,cinlc

. HALL Virginia surrender the last vcstige
~ OF its independence TO the Federal gov
ernmcnt? Shall it entrust to the Congress
the regulation Of it's suffrage wherein, cxcept
for the few years OF military occupation II
has been its own arbiter? Shall it stultify
itself by subordinating Democratic principle
10 political eXpediency? Virginia stands
ready to answer, aud its answer is thun.
dcrous chorus of Noes that rcycrberates
from the mountains to the sea. That answer
the State confidently expects the General As
scmbly TO hurl forth TO the waiting politi-
doing the will of the majority
Once more the General Assembly is called
on to ratify the obnoxious Susan b. Anthony
amendment to the Federal Constitution CON
ferring the franchise on women a second
tlme within few months it is being threat
cncd and cajolcd, while all the pressure ma
tional party politicians, urged Oh through
fear of political misfortune if they fail "a
fetch and carry for tho suffragist lobby, is
being used to force it to act contrary 10 its
wishes and the wishes Of the State at large.
and to do what the sober, mature judc-
lncnt Of the State tells it would be inimical
10 It's welfare and portentous of serious dan
ger TO It's domestic peace.
Perhaps never before has a Virginia A.
scmbly been SO beleagucred so cncompassed
about. by forces determined to bend it to
their Will, or so insidious in their methods
me campaign of more than Il half-century
seems 10 have reached it's elimination in
klchmonds legislative halls and to their
varied and glorious history the next few
days are likely to add another absorbing
chapter. National party leaders frankly arc
worried over the suffrage situation Gone
IS their independence, their adherence to
principle regardless Of consequences and
they now arc engaged in an unseemly nm
righteous scramble to do the suffragist bid
dlns Tor the sake OF the suffragist vote
dcluSc OF letters from the national politicians
mas swept over the Assembly, pleadinge for
carry ratlhcation with no other argument
than that Of party utility-nothing of what
The sacrifice would mean to Virginia. moth
ing OF surrendered suffrage, nothing of
Democratic principle, nothing Of the rights
reserved to the State, nothing Of all this.
only political opportunism that would sell
Virginia for the suffrage vote and Dossiblc
victory at the polls i'll November.
Virginia will not sell itself 1t is not on
the political bargain counter Haraneujnp
and pleading from Washington will not alter
lis determination. Suffrage threats and tbc
card-indcx system will not suffice to change
the mind Of the Assembly It has witbstood
other assaults, and it will repel this ono
The time has not come when Virginia will
place political policy before political right.
cousness, OF consent willingly to have its
ballot box placed at the mercy OF Tho cen
iral government. At least this one Demo-
cratic heritage remains, and the Assembly
will safeguard it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
AWARD HERO MEDALS TO 35I
CARNEGIE COMMISSION HOLDS
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
Thirtccn Persons Lost Li,cs Trying to
Save Others, Receive
Recognition.
ivy Associated rrcss.l

prrrSECRGIi. Jan. 2l.-rhlrty-nvc
a an1 Oh nefoism were Re, recognized by
at its sixteenth annual meeting here
today. Two silver medals and thirty
three bronze medals were awarded
Thirteen persons lost their lives while
Ercgating S0.S2n Il year were granted
TO The dependents Of seven OF them.
sl.lOo were awarded 10 be spent AS tho
commission may sanction. In seven
cases Sii.2Oo was given for educational
purposes. and in thirteen cases $4,000
WAS awarded for other worthy causes.
Two Of those who lost their lives
Were ii,iie girls; Lottic {. stcen who
nine ycar-old boy from u railroad
track in front OF an approaching train.
At Daic. Mimi, and Majoric y. Brown,
aS" ~. who was drowned while trying
River at Belfast, Mo.
owen Garter. of 1913 East Seven
turc camera operator. WAS drowned in
the Arkansas River at Canon City. Col,
July !. l9li. willie trying to save Mrs.
IN u moving picture Play. had ridden
horse into the river where tho cur
,rssnn, vas swif' The horse fell and
Lloyd y. Osborne. a dentist Of Sioux
City lost his lf" IT Fremont. Ia. while
Rev. Walton l.. l:runcr. Of r:l<ron Ky.
was drowned while trying TO save Os-
borne.
others who lost their lives while
lowing:
), Edward J. Butler. Freedonia. y. ~:
s,rsSt. r;a,imor NORA Aib "y oW SIaina
961 Parksidc Place. Cincinnati: Oscar
T. Dcming, stuart. Ncb.; William II. r..
liattcieer. Porter, Ind: Albert G.. pc,cr-
son. Du;ton. Mont: Milton Garter. g.,
lI.;zcl Street. New Haven. Conn. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
RAIL ADVERTISING POLICY
IN SOUTH TO CONTINUE
AUTHORIZATION Effective Until
honds Arc Returned to Prf-
Nntc ONnrrr

ATLANTA. Jan. el.-Ra.l-oads in ,;~
sn,a i, rcE!on are authorized to con-
fcdSral contro! the present poIicT re-
h i,na,,,, "a" spnper advertising. II was
S"G southern region. The statement
railroads in the Southern -,-io,
rTaNe bcen authorized 10 contlnpc In
,,o'Se during the rena!inE pcriod 80
r,sacrai control the policies adopted for.
49,. AZ y, gar 1919 governing newspaper
nr@Iis'on under which. where ne,rs.
hh a desire and II IS nor proh.6iteI
~ ~ NV, lhc railroads arc permitted To-
On uoAar- Tor dollar hasis ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
A Daily Once Over
You Are the New Year.

What you set out Of the year 1920 depends
upon yourself.
No one can make you happy unless you think
happy thoughts, no ono can make you good
unless YOU do the commendablc thing yoursclf;
Envy won't heri, You. Cut ii out
Jealousy won't help you. Forget it.
blot that out also.
If you IRE dissatisfied, do things to get over
your dissatisfaction.
Busy people are the happy ones in life. and
when YOU improving each day, be il ever
SO slowly. there is encouragement in know
ing It..
oui, longing. for "a larger home aud more
complete establishment.
Where love is there is JOY. and peace. and
sympat thy and inspiration to work hand in
hand for tho perfection you In your golden
dreams, and DC thankful that you have loved
ones to have patience With your efforts upwa rd
in 1920. Copyright, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Voice Of the People
Letters must give the and address Of
the writer. Sumc will not be published IL writer
n a. rclmc
sIore About Route n.

To tho Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Silt seems to this writer that Route . IS
an injustice to New Kent. As mapped, IL VIII
hug the e. e. .. Railway from l'ravidcacc
fosEe 10 Newport News. If st runs from Hch-
!nond to Newport News right through the inifi-
Ole Of New kSnt il will be fed on bo:h sides
by counties lying adjaccnt 10 il.
u is the way Washington travelled and tho
soldiers OF the War Between the states used
II was also used BY the army trucks In the late
war. Why did they use it? Because they
SOUGHT the shortest and most direct way TO
dcepwater-thc old stage road running through
the center of New Kent County. This will be
!, permanent highway presume, then IL should
he punt with the idea OF doing the most good
Those people along the old stage road, and
oyer oyer on the ramunkcy River. will derive very
little bencht from the road. should Il be built
along the railroad Those people over there
and IN Charles city. have the railroad, now. and
doubtless, Will continue to have IL.
The work of the little politician Is very evi-
dent He should remember that tho race is 10.
always 10 the swift. All the highways are
built looking 10 the future of our country
then let us have them in tho straightcst and
shortest route possible. NEW KENT ;,
New Kent Courthouse. Va, Jan. 10, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
SEEK TRAINERS OF DEEP
Efforts VIII he lIndc Thi. Year Ia r..
cover fRtunbIes From Lost
IuAitnnin
81 Associated Press. ]

y! .NsSocIatfd Prcss
i.oNleON. Jan. .l.--EHorts to raise
I Ic OF the treasure from the i'll -f;,;cd
i ,.,Sl. a ma VIII be made early this wear
' u.mSihcrrS and drivers who have been
pres pcctinr about the sunkcn vessel
~ 'eN" ,ncH can at least get thousands
o! BOUNDS worth OF valuablcs. but il
~ ne ,hipossibic TO raise tho steamer
or much OF her. cargo. owing to the
E + depth OF tho water in Which she
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
SOLDIERS CANNOT MARRY
austrian Army Code Also Di.infrancl,
Uses Nations Fighting
| Ey AssuciatcI T,rcssI

" <issuCIdlCU I'TCNS.J
iE\NN. Jan. 2l.--SoIdicrs and Of
hosrS IN TIE Austrian army arc for
nldi,n .ch TO marry and must waive their
tSniicai rights under the provisions
Of tho army bill now before the Ma
tonai Assembly. The army would he
united to 1000 officers. 1000 noncom-
inlsai"ncd officers and 10000 men. who
would he permitted TO elect countils
tG protect their interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
HURL BOMB AMONG CHILDREN
small Alabama Girl Loses Arm n. re-
suit OF Explosive Dropped
From .tutOnoblic,
~ \ ssociated prsss.l

lNES Lille, MA. Jan. "l.-A dyna-
mite cap with spurterinC fuse attachm5
Was thrown from Il passing automo-
bic into the midst Of n group or child
rem on their way to school here toda =
Etar-old child. Posses in automobiles
arc searching for the car from which
inc explosive vas hurled. Indigua-
t:nn over tho incident Is intense
Witnesses said tho curtains of the
automobile were dram, and that 1t
Was impossible to determine whether
INC car occupied whites or negroes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
PUT LADY AsT0R FORWARD
She May Move or second Co,nmnn.
Address, RcpIyinE 10 King.
speech.
By Associated Press ]

LONDON, Ian. 2I.-Sucxys,iona h.,yo
hecn made hat Lady .tstor. tho only
woman member OF the House OF Com.
mons, 3c called upon 10 move or second
speech from the throne on the orca
sion OF the reopcn!ng OF Parliament on
February 10
The Mirror specuiates whether IN
case she - chosen for either place. st,.
VIII wear full court dress. I'm accord
ahce with the tradition, which pre-
scribes that the member making tho
motion or scconding H. shall wear a
uniform or court costume
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Mrs. George Bass, member of the Demo-
cratic National Committee. says that the
women OF the country expect President Will
son TO be the Democratic nominee, by which
ne are left to infer that they will vote for
him., as they did in the last election. Little
things like political traditions and historical
precsdents don't bother the minds of some
women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
ALLIES WILL TRY 500 HUNS
finni iists OF Germans u, ne E,t
"'c'cd Approved by Supreme
Council
| BY Associated Press. ]

LAktS Jan. :l.--Thc nna. us. =.
Germans whose cxtradi.!on VIII ~
a shn S!,,i by the allies. was approved by
,nsea IRENE council yesterday. IS sup
S "vo names GU; Of the original !. 400 ac.
IS Understood that the list h,p
no. Ert occn delivered to the t;crn..,.
- inc delay in handing i, Over =.
u Ken In some quarters 10 ,odi,,,s
rhn Trsso,ia lions arc s,ill In prosreas
upoN trial or the accused I'm tbeir on a,s, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
High Omcer. Seek Tort.r., Y,b

EEkLIN, Jan. o1.-The piisht Of Tho
Ictred Austrian officers IS iilustra ted
~ an incident reported from a fash
lonable suburb or Vienna = house
owner was in scarc:, OF D porter and
made his want known to the Oficers'
league Among tho applicants were a
major &C neral. three coloncls, two lieu
tenant colonies. seven majors and
eighteen captains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
TOM CAT EATS S1OO MEAL
baltimore Fnncicr's Valuable curr;er
Pigeons Victims az stray
Feline in New York
! hy .NAsociatcd Press. ]

j
MEM YORK. Jan. 2l-A stray Tom
cat projected himself into the annual
poultry show IN progress today in Mad
ison square Garden and had a 800
exhibition ny Baltimore fancitr.
inc homeless feline squeezed into
Toasted his eyes on tho l40OO hirds
iihaitE tearing tho muslin slips OF tho
crate housing the pigeons. Only few
i iSa.hars were le.t' to tell the tale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Investigate $4,000 T,obb.ry.

FTTIsEUKGH, Jan. 21.-Joscpi, 7.
i;loor; who was killed in the wreck Of
Inc Inc nittshnrgh and Chicago express
s Set Ween East Palestine and New
Waserford. Ohio. Yesterday. was robbed
OF OF sso.p9o. according to reports which
r ,'.; nero today from East Palestine,
lumbiana County, is investigat ting tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

CINCINNATI. Jan. ei.--Early rsturn
lea unless Congress finds some way TO
strenstheil the, American Industry and
ping nnins prices down was predicted b.
george Weiss, OF New York. In an ad.
dress before the National Association
Ct Overs aud Cleaners In convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
TWO QUIT HUSzAR CABINET
hungarian Minister. Herinp n..u,. .,
persecution OF Socialist Party
Members
I by AsgocIatea Pros, !

;M,nister OF Public Safety, and NJ. ia.
hit"; Il colleague. have resigned from
~, ilnszar Cabinet az protest against
.hc Sovcrninent's alleged action in pre-
venting Socialists from participating i'm
IL Is said Socialist literature has been
suppressed and that six Socialist can
didates TO the National Assembly. whose
siSctions were considered assured
have been arrested ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
.WilI CaiI suffrnge Session.

crnor Boyle today agreed to call a
Spcc.ar, session of tho state LcgiSla-
turc ON February TO act on the Fed
cral woman suffrage amendment. pro
vidcd. the suffrage leaders of the state
would guarantee that tho expense OF
the one-day session would not exceed
1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
r'OIIyannfc Optimism.
tho furnace 49,, ,t,

fcS. inc furnace firo's out!
Cheer up, chcer-y-o.
Yes, thu water pipes arc froxen
Twelve degrees below!
Yes. the baby's yelling now,
Hand him to your wife!
Keep. smiling visasc on.
Make the most of lIfo.
lcs. the coal is almost gone.
Thirteen bucks "a ton.
Yes. tho milkman didn't come,
Gee. but life TX fun!
Don't let little blows like these
stir your wrathful bile;
Always make the best OF things,
smilS goldarn you, smile!
-Somervillc journal,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

The Supreme Court of the United states
has granted the petition Of the State of
4 Rhode Island for permission 10 institute an
Sesiginai suit before that tribunal to pass on
both the validity OF the Federal prohibition
amendment and the act OF Congress prcscrb.
Ing The. manner Of its enforcement Not only
will the validity OF the amendments adop
ton be contested. but the amendment itself
SHill be attacked as depriving the States of
full apd free exercise of inherent notice
power forever reserved to them in the tenth
amendment to the Constitution and insepar-
abba from the compact of union. Moreover
there are weak spots In the enforcement act
(which Will be vigorously attacked by the
State as exceeding the powers OF Congress-
1.-The previous decision OF the court az to the
scope OF those powers applying only TO war
ktlMe prohibition legislation. Needless TO
ssay, the men who framed our Constitution
|SbsIieyed that they had established concrete
principles which typi6ed the American ideal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

a IL the sport writer's would swear of now
from predictions the Carpentier-Demp-
1gey Night probably most Of them would die
before summer, but what would even a
calamity like that be In comparison with the
saving OF white paper in this time of scar
city?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

5 Havana cables say that Cuba, now our
nearest and dearest oasis, is SO crowded with
winter tourists that rooms at hotels and
shoaEding-houscs are understandable, which Is
another proof that the swallows homeward
ny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

William b. Colvor, member OF the Fed
erai Trade Commission, says that the excess
profits tax is one OF the foundation stones
Of the present intocrable price structure.
And he is right about it. As result of its
operation the investment market has largely
ceased to Junction. investors Of medium
sized or large incomes having gone on strike
as far as the purchase of taxable bonds is
concerned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

II the same jealous scrutiny OF the fitness
of returning immigrants to re.enter this
country had been exercised in respect to all
applicants for admission originally. We
should have had far less OF Bolshevisn 10
contend with at the present time.