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The herald., 1920-09-02

in heaven and in earth ...Lo | am
with you always. even unto the end
of the world" He delivered a strong
sermon. that was much appreciated.
Mizpah Choir gave us special music.
Particular attention is called to DR..
Fays solo. Crossing the Bar" accom-
panied by Mr. Sanford HILBERT with
trambOna and piano Miss Roberta
Hafkesbring
PERSONALS.
Esse Verona. infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Adolph Seaword. died Au.
gust 80. 1920, and was buried from
the family residence August 81, inter.
ment at McDOnOghville Cemetery
Rev. c. c. Wier officiating. The many
friends of the family extend their
tenderest prayers and sympathy to
them in their bereavement. She was
born August p, 1918. and had only
| been with them a few days more than
two years. ani2
| There's "A home for little children
Above the bright blue sky,
Where Jesus reignS in glory;
4 home of peace and JOY;
No home on earth is like it,
Nor can with it compare.
For everyone is happy,
Nor could be happier there"
Yesterday. September l. Misses lneZ
and Irva Daniels left for Denver, Colo,
for an extended stay.
Miss Mary Harvey is enjoying her
Western trip.
DIR. and Mrs r. l.. Riley are in Cal
ifornia. approaching what that glOri-
Gus land offers.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Prayer meeting tonight at 7:45 p
IN. Services next Sunday at IL a m
and 7:45 p. m. There will be appro
pirate music at both services. The
Sunday before Labor Day is designated
Labor Sunday in the Methodist
Church. In keeping with this custom
our local church will hold Labor Day
services at night. The pastor will
preach an especial sermon for the oc-
casion. The Holy Communion will be
administered Everybody is invited,
especially the men and women who
toll.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Just one more month and we will
find ourselves in the beginning of an
other Sunday school year. October LIST
begins our work. and we hope the be-
ginning of the best year We have
known for our Sunday school work.
We also hope that the end of the same
year we will find ourselves located
in our new church.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Mr. Christy Bernel lead the league
service last Sunday evening and was
assisted by seven other league mem
berS
The leaguers enjoyed themselves
very much last Friday evening at a
social given by the third department
of the league. The social was in the
form of kids party, the girls and
young men dressing as they did in
former years. Curls were in abun-
dance. Games were played which were
enjoyed by all, and refreshments
served.
McDONOGHVILLEM METHODIST
CHURCH.
The Epworth League held its regu-
lar business meeting at the home OF
Miss Thelma Hasling on Monroe street
The herald., 1920-09-02
MseSozsx
SL1aI

Cor. Pelican and Olivier, New Orlean.
La.
Rev. Thomas Bennett Clifford,
Rector.
Telephone. Algiers 312.
Services for next Sunday as fol-
lows:
1880 A. NJ, Celebration of the
Holy Communion Full ChoraD and
Sermon.
$3.50 A. NJ, Sunday School.
1870 P. NJ, Evening Prayer and
Sermon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
LIMIT ARMAMENTS.
REDUCE ARMIES

Continued From First PageD
months have passed since hostilltles
terminated and the reaction which nee
eSsarily followed the tense strain OF
WAT is gradually passing. The citizens
81 every country are once again rcsi,,n :
ing their normal occupations of nome
me-, and in their renewed I;Lhors the
conference sees q clear sign OF re-
neWrd PROSPERITY
The UleGoraHdun reviews conditions
IN Eng aAi 3 !raz-h !: estimates the
increased cost 81 living Ia the United
States a. i2e per cent Great Rritajn "a
ana France. Italy and Belgium at 800
per cent
Ii estimates the men under arms in
RUSSIA a. !,54ulpo, Poland Rounani;.
a;,u me 'erEnec ..1stro- hungarian en-
49, Al iiHls'YNE, wheat sown in Roe
mania or December !. $50 600 hectares.
hsathst AA average before the war If
i,sgu,OO0 hectares
"rea, tsmie., Huge War Debt.
- cD'npart: thc coal production in
as follows: Great Britain, 2a2. AGAINST
- fFanc@ Including Lorraine, IA.
against -: Germany eXcl,ding ,hn
To. ,fv&ion and Lorraine. Ia, against
III = h!tsa states 3i', against I35.
as II phenom.non that follows ali p 49,.
'ata St:cPht>. II Sti!litcs Inc Iyor,I':
to,ai war dcOt al $40, 600 200, 600 tSa6o :
NV. ooo,eg" normallvI ana POINTS ot,t
,n"t Eotu prices have risen. as wen as
IN me United states while III. roid
AtHnuard remains effective
II conc!,deS that as the purcbosin
poHer OF god is ultimate measure ~
ITs' thiS chango Is responsible for
nuch OF the increase in the rrincs ~
. .ns am ne increase in prices TO me
scarcity OF goods. ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
SENATOR TRAVELLED MANY
NIL ES TO END DEADLOCK
Forces Earoring RntIncation of Fed
srai Suffrage Amendment In
w. Sn. Prove Victorious.
r,,t,r, BX,Associatcd ? ress,l

CHARLESTON, Wv. VA. March o.
Forces iaroring ratification of tho Fed J.
eiai suffrage amendment, in the West
Virginia Legislature won another vic
Tory In tho Senate this afternoon in
sion until Senator Jesse 4. Bloch can
arrive in Charleston. It is expected
cast tho deciding voto in tho Senate
1T it, session. tomorrow afternoon.
question of ratification did not como
up in the House of Delegates. and that
body, after killing Governor CornweIl's
proiteering bill. adjourned until 2
The fight in the Senate conferred upon
me right ct Senator ~. II. Montgomery
TO vote. He had como from his homo
IN illinois in an effort to break tho
DEADLOCK existing between pro and
antsufraSc forces. and bring about \
iinal adjournmcnt OF tho Senate before
Senator Bloch can arrive. Suffrage
forces, by tho vote of Senator Burr.
who had been listed as an umtisufrrn,'
Eist. succeeded in preventing Senator
montgomery from voting. and brought
about temporary adjournment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
NEW HAMPS SHIRE DELEGATES
ARE FOR WOOD AND HOOVER
Eight Republicans Are for tho Gem
crai, and the Democrats Favor
the business Ninu,
by Universal Serviee.1

CONCORD, n. H.. March 9.-Eight
delegates pledged to Major Genera
Leonard Wood, II natice of New Hamp-
shire and candidate for tho presidency.
were elected In this State today 10
attend the Republican National Con-
vention The members of the Dig four
are Governor John n. Bartlett, Major
Frank Knox, of Manchester; National
Committeeman Fred w. IIstubrook OF
Nashua; G. Gallo Shcdd, of Ecene.
The eight delegates elected 10 go
to san Francisco to the Democratic
convention are for Herbert Hoover.
The big four on the Democratic dele
cation arc Robert c. Murchic, Of Con-
cord national committeeman; James
t.. Brannan, OF Pctcrboro: Charles L..
rilton, OF Triton, and Eugene l.. Reed
of Manchester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Admiral Holds 1t Responsible for
sProlongation of Hostilitics and
Loss OF Lives and Money.
SAYS NAVY WAS uNpREpAREp
Charges Morale Was Injured by the
WirclcSsing Broadcast of His
Views on the Fitness of ADMIRAL
! Henry Il. Wilson.
[By Associated Press. ]


admiral Sims. in an opening state
nent today before the Senate commit
tee invest!sating his charges that the
Navy Department failed TO co-opcrat,
fully with the allies during the war
outlined the specific points on which
that beginning tomorrow he would pre-
sent evidence in support of each con-
tention.
Admiral Sims denied any intention OF
navy played in the war or of belittiine
its efforts. inasmuch as he was ',un
ton of the navys efforts. His crti-
cisms. he said. were directed at the poll
cies pursued in The first six months
OF the war.
The admiral said he was not direct
ing his criticisms at individuals. and
reiterated that in calling attention 10
Department To give the allies full CO.
operation AT first lie had nothing to
gain and everything TO lose Only,
a. high sense Of his duty as a. naval
officer and Solicitudc for the future
naval policy of the country. he said,
inpelled him to point out grave mis-
takes in naval administration
Basic criticisms Of the naVy'S policies
were said ny. the admiral TO he:
Attacks Department Policies.
That during the early period or the
war The department violate d funGa-
mental principles of warfare, leading
needless loss of lives and money.
That the policies OF the department
in, he last half of the war were idcn-
tical with recommendations rejected
during the first six months.
That If the department. had proper
plans when the nation entered the war
they should have been placed in effect
ut once.
That mistakes should be carefully re
viewed to avoid Il future recurrence
and TO help mold future national de-
tense policies.
The United States entered the war
with the navy unpreparcd. he said. al
though war had been a possibility for
TWO years, and American forces on the
readiness. Owing to these conditions.
the witness added lack OF proper or
gan'zation in the Navy department and
because OF other factors with which he
was not familiar it failed for at least
six months to throw its fun force
against the enemy.
. "Poiicy OF Vneillation."
During this period hc added 'wc
pursued policy OF vacillation or n
hand mouth policy
referring to the recent naval decora
lions inquiry. the admiral said there
existed a deliberate campaign of
propaganda, aimed at preiudicinE the
case by bringing in wholly irrelevant
subjects. AS an example. he said. his
views on the fitness Of ADMIRAL Henry
B:tWilSon 10 be commander in chief OF
the Atlantic Fleet had becn dragged in
and these views had been sent broad
cast by naval wireless 10 every shin
and naval station.
81 the method OF making naval
awards had not affected the morale ,of
the navy. he said. this instance was
certainly calculated Ia so SO. adding
.hat inns was manifest outrage
against the efficiency of tho fleet ana
against the proper investigation Of i'm
portant issues or national defense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ARABIAN NIGHT STORY
HAS APPROPRIATE END
Turkish Sherlock Homes Finishes His
Pipe Dream with Skil1ful Touch of
Fantastic MciOdramn.
icy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. March 9.-Bcn Ma
homct, brother of the Amir of uedjaz.
tonight completed tho Arabian Night
tale he began sunday when he an
nounced he arrived in New York in
quest OF "Sari HadahiSmo. seventeen
year-old beauty, daughter of the Rookie
Teller OF Turkey. and hancGc of the
Amir" whom he feared had been "nb-
Quoted by an American sailor, whose
ship had touched ut Constantinople
last November"
Zen Mahomct evidently has realized
the American public's desire for "A
happy ending. for tonight he announced
found in New Works Armenian quar-
Ter. forty-eight hours after his arrival
i'm America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
PROGRESS OF TREATY
Numbered BY TURKS
Conference Suspends Meetings Pending Outcome of
Tangle-Occupation of Constantinope by Allies
Last Resort.

erS at Constantinoplc instructs the COM
n,issioners To take Il most firm attitude
1t tie same time requests Information
as 70 The best method of procedure
should q show Of force, or actual force.
become necessary.
notwithstanding widespread reports
that the allies int"nI to occupy Con
stantinoplo, that contingency has been
consluercd only as an alternative. Oc-
cupation, it is declared. will not come
until AL other efforts have failed, hut
occupation has been discussed in the
conference 10 tho extent of WORKING
out some of tho details
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
DAVIS POSSIBLE CANDIDATE
Nest NirGinin Democratic Committee
Queries NmbassadOr To britain az
TO His Acceptance.

ARkERSHuRG. W. VA. March O.
y cablcEram was dispatched tonight to
John w Davis, ambassador to Great
Britain by the West Virginia Demo
cratic STATE Committee, TO ascertain
his attituila relative TO entering the
rae" tor che Democratic candidacy for
prcSid, II.
Ambassador Eavis was Endorsed for
tn. Democratic domination by the
stale committee at its convention late
Today. The convention has been called
for tlsa purpose OF Endorsing Governor
John j. Cornwcll, for the candidacy,
hut a letter received from the state
executive eliminated him as Demo-
cratic pussihiI ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
THIS SPRING TAKE
Hoods SprsnpuriIln--A Good BLOOD
Purifying Tonic Medicine.

1t is u medicine in which the people
can and do have entire confidence as
pure, clean and safe.
All the claims made for it arc JUS
titled by the testimony of the graft
Tying results attending it's use in n
multitude Of cases of scrofula, eczema
or salt rheum, psoriasis. blood poison
ing, catarrh and rheumatism, and of
loss or appetite. that tired feeling, and
low or rundown conditions common in
the spring.
II Is not adulterated; 1t is not mis-
branded, but honestly labeled. 1t origi-
mated in u physicians prescription nd
IL recommended and used by many
physicians today. 1T has record OF
nearly 50 years of wonderful success.
Hoods SarsaparilIa makes food
taste good" Get 1t today.
If you need mild laxative or ca
thartic, take Hoods Pills-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
WIRELESS ALL VESSELS
TO HUNT MISSING SHIP
steamer Cubndist. Mntunxns TO BaItf-
more Win Cargo of MoInsscs.
Relieved Lost.
10y Universal Scrvice.l

$3.50. BY Universal Scrvico.l
NoKfOLk, March 9.-AesSages ask
ing all ships at sea 10 senrch for the
SeShiner Cuoadist were sent broadcast
by the government wireless station
tonight. The vessel, which was owned
ny the Cubn Distilling Company. OF
New fork, was due III Baltimore on
March from Ma,anzas. Cuba. with q
i.oou'oeo gallon cargo Of moiasses She
carried crew of forty men. The Cuba-
dlst was last reported III miles south.
cast cas- or Diamond Shoals on February
~, 1T is feared she may have been
caught In heavy blow off Hatteras
anu capsizcd or broken I'm two. rs did
ner sister ship tho Mielero. a week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
WAR TAX is EXEMPTION
Ticket Stnhs showing Revenue PAL. g.,
Government Way he Deductcd
From returns

i,,,,.,,,, fiy In y"rsui SerNicol
gEnSEl CITY y j., March a.--You
,eMeHlbef "i course. that penny Nyar
Tax you PAID when YOU wen, t. M
moves. or the 80 cents you paid ~ ,,sr
, yax ,"r a couple Of seats for Il real SHOW
Wile: Wei, YOU are privileged 10 ci;ti,n
exemption from income tx on tnetn
~ i; uILhs-nrokid"c yow have saved IN.
inIde here today by DENNY H.y.,,',,,s
Agent Charles lowering ''Ne'lne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
LIZ ACCOMPLISHMENTS,

LONDON. March a.-SVith the Turk
ISL situation still in tangled shape, it.
was considered useless for the peace
conference TO attempt to proceed to
the completion OF tho pcace treaty and
therefore he confcrcc:i did not meet
today II is expected that the confer
least until tho allied high commission
crs in Constantinoplo report on the
memorandum forwarded by their gov
crnmcnts. Melnwhiie the conference
Will discuss phases OF the Hungarian
treaty which are dceni,d advisable.
The memorandum 10 tho commissions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN
United States Treasury Certificates Mu,.
lie Purchnscd by InsfaIlmcnts,
1t Ia Announced

by AsSocia ted PrcSs.1
-, WASHINGTON, March o-Purci,asc of
! LcaSurE certificates on tho instai!ment
plah IL made possible by Il ruling am
bounced tonight by Secretary Hous ton
Governors of Federal reserve banks
We're notified that the Treasury would
permit the partial payment arrange
monts established during the Rotation
or The Liberty loans TO continue with
respect TO sale OF the savings ccr,i
cafes The plan will hold until Oc-
.ooer. 1871. but il will become :. per-
nlanent feature OF the govcrInen;'s
nhahclal operAt!ons To cncOuragc ihl.ift
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ALIENS ON HUNGER STRIKE
Candidates Protest Order
Limiting Number of Visitors
ia Their Cells.
IIiv NSsocIated Press

Ify Associated Press)
DETlsotr, March 3.-Aloro than 200
aliens held at Fort Wayne here for
possible deportation. declared 81 hung
or strike Today as Il protest against an
order which Curtailed the number OF
visitors they may receive daily. The
prisoners refused food and declined TO
perform light duties required of them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
UPHOLDS VOLSTEAD ACT
Federal District Court OF New Jersey
Denies Injunction of Stutc
brewery
lBy Universal Serv1ce.l

by UniveFsnI Serv7ce.l
TRENTON. y. j.. March 1.-THE pro-
fibition amendment and the Volstcad
act were upheld as constitutional In
the Federal District Court here today
by Judge John Rcllstab. He held that
prohibition enforcement does not con-
stitutc an illegal contiscat'on of prop
crty in denying an application by
Christian Fcigcnspan, lnr., brewers,
era! officers from enforcing the Vol
stead act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
AGUiNALDO is PENSIONED
Territorial Legislature Grants Yearly
SubrcnttOn To the Former
lDsuriscnt Leader.

lby Associated PrcSs
MANILA, p. J., March S.-Pensions of
S6,0oo yearly were granted today BY
the territorial Legislature to General
Emilio AEuinaldo. leader of the Fill
plno insurgents against the Spa ninr DIS
In 1875, and Cayetano =. Arellano, for
merly Chief Justice of tho Supreme
Court OF the Philippines.
the Legislature also voted $4,000
TO Frank W. Carpenter, retiring gov
ernor OF the department OF Mlndanao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Hires snecinl Train

CINCINNATI, March 0.-william
who is making flying cross-coIintrT
Trip from California to Charleston w.
Va, To break n deadlock in favor, Of
INC ratification OF tho national woman
suffrage amendment in tho West Vir-
Einia Senate arrived here tonight at
6:l3 O'Clock from Chicago. He came on
a special train. chartered at an eX-
pcuSc OF $1,000,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
POSTPONE FATE OF SHIPS
intcr-Allfed Commission VIII Await
settlement of Nationality of
SChIeswfS.
IBy Associated Pr

y
COPENHAGEN. March a.-Thc inter
allied commission in Flensburg re-
celVed notification Yesterday that ;nc
reparations committee in Paris had
postponed decision on the surrender
20 the allies under the German trcaty
OF sh Us owned in F.crsburg, decitliog
70 await he result of the plchisc!ta n
the second Schlewig zone, which will
determine whether they shall return to
GCrniaHN or become Danish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
BIG STOCK INCREASE
Magn"iin Petroleum Company Doubles
Amount of Capital Shares for
Dividend Payment.
lBT NEGOTIATED Press

IlST Assoctated Press
HOUSTON, TENAS. March 9.--An in
crease il its capital stock from $780,
GOO tD0 10 Sl20.O0o,000. mart of which
IS 1" be asvd in payment of a stock
dividend. Was announced here tonight
by Officials Of the Magnolia Petroleum,
SomiHnv. who arrived from Galveston,
where the action wJs taken late today
at stockholders meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
DARING JEWELRY THIEVES
MAKE DAYLIGHT HOLD up.
-Four Armed Men Smash big show
Window and Complete Getaway
While Crowd Watches.

tBV Associated Press.]
BALTIMORE, MD. March o.-Four
armed men smashed tho big window
at the jewelry store OF James r..
Armiger s; Co., in North Charles
Street, near Lexington. today. seized
two trays containing diamond rinEs.
valued at $4,000. and escaped in n
waiting automobile after shooting and
slightly wounding a man who at
The robbery took place in view of
hundreds of passers-by ana the time
consumed in the holdup was but a
few minutes.
One OF tho bandits stood guard with
n pistol In tho doorway Of the store,
while his companions broke the win
uows and secured the booty.
They left behind them several other
trays of rings end jcwelry, which the
proprietor said were worth S2OO,OOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ATTACK POLICE BARRACKS
''"rSr fhrtF OF Masked Wen i.iII p,-
'iremah and Seize lnm,ni-
tiOn In Erin

iSy ASSOCIATE ted Pros.
VA ERFotD, IRELAND. March 9
- !arss part oi masked, armed men
maj il night attacked the HigEinsiow.i,
Xnlese police barracks. Billing on. ,'n.
lIGeman and seizing rifles ana H,on,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

COIds, Grip and InttuenIu
take GROVES TASTELESS Chill
TONIC. 1t Puriiics and Enriches the
BLOOD. 1t Builds up and Strengthens
the Whole system. 1t Fortifics the
system Against Colds. Grip and In!u-
cn2a. Price 60c.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
FRANCE BUILDING SUBFLEET;
MOVE AGAINST BRITISH SEEN

BERLIN, Nov 7-Francs is building Submarines on
very considerable scale according information alleged have
been received here in former high German military circles
nected with the old German staff.
statement has been made these circles that the French
government has ordered supply Bavaria
Former military leaders of Germany profess in this report
an explanation the strong opposition French naval circles
the order eompsng Germany to destroy whatever naval materials
she may have on hand and the prohibition Of the future manua
ture Of Diesel motors.
These same circles still thinking in of the
the conviction that the British ordered the destruction of
Germanys navy as measure of defense against conflict with
France France these German leaders had Uboat
beet with numerous bases miles from Eusands shores
she would prove a thorn In Great Brtains side
In quarters closely In with the British military mission
declared that the destruction of Geany naval material
be confined to the Diesel motors actually used in Uboas
The kreuz zeitung today that has reliable information
that England ID insisting the destruction Of all Diesel
and that the British Gemanys
against such action.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year srs laid
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Rupture" whyi Because the unfortunats
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