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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
SCOUT MASTERS MEET
Thomns u. Howell TX Elected Presi-
dent nnd w. IL. Gillette, Vice
President.

The Scoutmasters Club yesterday
decided to give it's own trophy to the
Scout troop gaining the greatest num-
Der of points. G. b. Pearson origin
ated the idea, which was unanimously
adopted by the club. The advisory
board Will have the plans perfect ed
in short time, and the contest will
run for three years
At the last meeting of the club.
Thomas b. Howell, Scoutmaster of
Troop ?. was again unanimously
elected president foS the ensuing
year During Mr.. Ilowclls term Of
office the club has more than doubled
IT'S numbers and interest OF. the men.
w. III. Gillette, Scoutmastcr OF Troop
%. was elected vice president of the
club; Stanley Watkins. OF Troop 6.
secretary. and T. o. Heinrich. of
Troop .. treasurer. Each of these
officials made brief addresses follow
ing their election. C. Il. Pearson. of
Troop 3, was appointed sergeant at
arms.
At the last Scoutmasters. Club
meeting. DR.. Ennion c. Williams.
State Health Commissioner, was pres
ent and Endorsed the work of tho
Scout movement in Richmond. DIR,
Roy IL Flanagan. chief assistant 10
Dr: Williams. made health talk.
AL the next meeting OF the club d.
w. Durrett will make an address on
'The Law OF the Woods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
BAPTIST HOSTS WILL
CONVENE IN THIS CITY
Fifteen Hundred Delegates Will
Attend Meeting OF General AS.
sOciatiOn of Virginia.

Fifteen hundred delegates are ex-
pected to attend the Baptist General
Association of Virginia. which meets
In Richmond. in First Baptist Church,
beginning November Is. The conven-
ton proper will begin on November
10 at $3.50 o'clock. The twenty Gig hit
baptist churches of tho city will act
as hosts: Tho Baptist Council of
richmond has charge of all arrange
ments. with e. Il. Arendall, tho secre-
tary. as general chairman. Carter N
Williams, Jr.. Is chairman of the en-
tertainment committee.
X. r. Airport Is chairman of the
reception and hospitality committee
which will look after all matters OF
information. transportation. sight
seeing and other details looking to
the comfort of the visitors. Stuart
RaEland will probably DO in charge
of the committee on postofficc and
pages: Each day a luncheon will be
served in the basement of First
Church for the convenience OF tho
delegates. Mrs. II. l.. Lorraine will
have charge of this part of the work
There are about 100000 Baptists in
Virginia, nearly $4,000 living in Rich
mond alone. 1t Is expected that they
will donate Mt least s1.500.000 from
Richmond, while the total money
raised by the State doubtless will be
close to s3.500.000
Dir. Il. II. Pitt, editor of the Relig-
ious Herald. is president of the or
ganization. and Drs. Hugh =. Smith
and j. NJ. Pitcher are secretaries New
officers will be chosen at the opening
session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
TWO MORE UNDER ARREST
IN OLIVER MURDER CASE
Serious Charges Against Cough Are
Made, and All -Four Implicated
Arc Under Arrest

y charge of attacking Il young wo-
aged 81, jitney driver, under arrest
tor the alleged killing of Lacy War
kinS Oliver, aged ~, by Richmond
police yesterday. Tho warrant was
served on Cough In City Jail by De-
tective- SerEeants John Wiley and
Gordon Smith. Cough will be tried In
Police Court this morning on charge
of causing the death of Oliver.
Louis Q. Wendenburg, former State
Senator. has been engaged to defend
Cough. The shooting occurred at
Graham and Leigh Streets as the out
come of quarrel between Cough,
Oliver and his brother. Aubrey owen
and Robert Harvey.
Lieutenant Campodonico and Of
iicer w. Il. Brennan served warrants
on Owen and Harvey last night.
charging them with being suspicious
characters, suspected Of murder They
were lodged in jail pending hear
ing this morning in Police Court.
Cough was arrested Thursday when
discovered in cellar at 725 West
Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
CARTER GLASS TO SPEAK
AT BIG ROANOKE RALLY
Additional Assignments Announce
by Secretary 5rcnamnn, of State
Committee.

Secretary J. y. Brcnaman. of the
state Democratic Committee, last
hiEht announced additional speakers
VINO Will take the stump in Virginia
TOR Cox and Roosevelt. Mr.. Brcnaman
also announced that Representative
Andrew Jackson Montague, besides
Will be the principal speaker ut a big
Democratic rally TO be held in Nor
folk the night of October ~
United States Senator Carter Glass
Will speak in Roanoke. October -.
James L. Woods viii he the principal
speaker ~ rallies 10 be held in Floyd.
october Ii. and Roanoke. October IS.
Assignments given 10 T.. w. Hubbard,
one OF the most cIouucut ana forcefui
campaigncrs in Virginia. are az fol-
lows: Palmyra. October %; Fork
Union, October E.. -. night; Dillwyn.
october -. afternoon; .Arvonia, Octo-
Der 20 night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
MONTAGUE SAYS WANTS NO
"STRADDLING" ON ISSUES
Third District Congressman SpeaIxs
I" Large Audience of Women
Mt Binforu school

congressman y. J. Montague last
night defended the Democratic nd :
ministration for it's recent expcndi-
lures and policies in an address be-
Iorc n large and mixed audience in
n!nford Junior High school. where
ina. State branch OF the National
League for Women Voters is conduct
ing school of ballot instruction.
me Tenresentative urged all to
avoid "straddling. the fence" on the
issues OF the day. and proclaimed
himsc!f as hoping that there would
always be well defined differences OF
opinion between the two big parties,
ho reviewed the attitude OF tho Re-
puniichn party toward President Will
son Tor the last seven years and cx-
pressed the fear that should i, gain
power next month. steps will be
IhKen 70 remove the Federal Reserve
Dhhk from this city. For this reason
me speaktr urged Southern voters 70
5resemt the united front that Pres!-
dfn1 W wilson has asked them for.
lie referred 10 his stand on tho
rederal suffrage amendment by saw
inc tnat he SIN believed the hallot
the separate States "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Rabbi Edward n. Calisch, on
"One Language and One Speech, )"
mt Beth Ahnbnh Synagogue, IL.
Observation-Disclosures Field, Rich
mond College W.. IIampden-Sidney
College, 3.
Organization of Democratic Wo-
MINIS club, Murphy's Hotel an
mex, 4.
Miss AIichi HAWAI-. on "t;irls of
Japnn." Central Young Womcn's
Chrtstinn AssicfntiOn, U North
Fifth Street, $.
Informal hop, Country Club of
Virginia, 81.
Benefit dance, Elks' Club,
Eleventh and Marshall Streets, D
to t1i3O.
Strnnd-Rock's Revue of 1920,
2::iO and $40.
Academy OF Music Keith
vaudeville and motion pictures,
3:3O, y and 0::bO.
Special meeting of EoInnE menu
beers of Hermitage Club, 0,3U.
Driving contest, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
NAME RECEIVERS FOR WEST
POINT FURNITURE COMPANY
Concern Has Liabilities OF S19,348
and Assets of $SG.0i2-Un-
kcCurcH CrcdlfOra

g. l.. Lindsay, of Richmond, and
Hansford Anderson, OF West Point.
were named as receivers of the West
Point Furniture Company yesterday
In the United States District Court
by Judge Edmund Waddill Assets
aggregate SSG,912.19 and liabilities
$7s.3I9.56.
Included in the assets OF the COM
pany is the real estate Of the concern,
valued at s55,9S3, and including the
manufacturing plant. The receivers
were instructed by the court to con-
time operation of the plant until
furniture now in course Of construc-
ton Is completed.
Unsecured claims OF credits In
Richmond include SS.45o, S. L. Lind
say: S7,130. ]. l.. LinGsay. Inc: sl75.
Virginia Leather Company: $500. j.
p. Sadlcr. and s2.99l, Building Sup
plies Corporation.
J. y. Booth is president OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
RATS FAST DISAPPEARING
Slaughter of Rodents In All Parts of
the City Has Dccn
I,arre

There was revival of the rush for
rat poison at the headquarters office
of the City Health Bureau, fourth
noor, city Hall. yesterday. News had
gone forth OF the new consignment OF
one ton OF borium carbonate ordered
by DR.. Levy and housckccpers flock cd
from all parts of the city to get the
rat-cNterminator. which is supplied
Tree OF charge TO all Corners. The
daily showing that the slaughter OF
rats is progressing in every ward ex-
tcnsively and rapidly Many thou
sands of rodents have been accounted
.or as destroyed by the barium car
honate. About 10000 packages OF tho
rat bait arc now available for free
distribution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
Police Omen Fir. IN ,rbi.,

Wh"h ncErO thlct graDbed n box
OF cakes from oscar Brown. at ga
OAK street. the latter set up such a
how! he attracted Policemen Williams
ana Porter To the Scs " just in time
10 see the miscrcant disappearing.
They Immediately gave chase and
when il was seen that the man was
rapidly gaining on them they opened
IRE on him: As the bullets came whiz-
ZinG pas; him ne dropped the cakes
and succeeded In making his escape.
Watcher any OF the shots hit him is
not known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
Prohibition vioIs.ion. t.on;xic,,on.

IN United states District Conr; VI" ~
cnarfes OF violations OF the United
states prohibition laws and We're
mncu: aaron Garther, charged with
nanh,acturing ardent spirits vas
nned $50 and costs: William Stcwort
charged with selling whisky, was
nnsd sioo and costs; William Tallcv,
ana costs. and W u. Dagnall Tor as
tilIing was assessed 500 and costs
Eddens and Elmore, charged with
soIIic!,lng orders for whisky from To-
pressed H"i'"
oscar Werner was acquitted or =
cnarEe or violation OF the national
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
Three Struck Inv Auton,oh,,,,

nam Walters. Jr.. aged =.
son Of Rev. William r. Walters. pa =.
tor Of Frs: Christian ChGreh res Sid
ing az 2o33 West Grace stree. was
tccidentailE run down and Severely
nruiSsd hy an AUTOMOBILES opcratcSI
ing 'u'S 'N'h-
. Mrs: X. =. Adams. aged so. 500 Wos.
Cary Street was strijc(: IN. ~.
street car and slightly Insured Viii.
crossing Broad. near Henry Stree.
iitIch Lawrence. AGED 10. 1853 Yves.
lary street. was struck by an nuto.
Lnohiie while crossing the stree, n.
Main ana Plum Streets. She cscapcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
MISS MICH HAWAI- WILL
SPEAK AT Y. w. C. A. TONIGHT
comes 10 Richmond mt Invitation of
BOosfers' Club OF wonan's
AsSOcins Inn

Miss Michi Hawai-. of Japan, will
address meeting for women and
girls tonight at o'clock at the Cen
street. She will take as her sub
jcct. Girls OF Japan"
=, Miss Hawai- comes to Richmond al
me invitation OF the Boosters Club
OF Miss Katharine H. Hawcs, head
oil the club. She is said to be n
speaker Of much force and charm and
~ ono of the most progressive and
'houShtinl women OF her native land
MISS liawcs will preside and In
tr"unce the speaker. All women arc
cordially invited TO hear Miss Hawai-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
. - FIWI -VIITI Et!tN lhIE|
lcIEs Crack Iisnum S,f,
Enterprise Of Richmond
Attracts Philly Tourists

The Resort and Travel Uurcnu
OF the Philadelphia Record has mr.
ranged with the Richmond Cham
her OF Commerce to use u Inrgc
quantity OF Richmond IIternt1ITc
In connection with It's work Of
directing tourists SOuth through
this city. The munger OF the
bureau writes the chamber TINT
there In every Indication OF n
heavy winter travel TO all SOUTH
ern resorts,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
Telephone Official. wish Rich,on,

~ buructt Strykcr, general manages.
Iianse Hamilton superintendent. e.
y. fohinson, chief engineer. ana
Earl Godwin. assistant to tho ur.e-
dent o: the Chesapeake and I,oio,na,.
Telephone Company. arrived in EicS-
mond yesterday IL consider propns.d
extensions Or the facilities OF tho
company In virginia and the cxper-
diture OF Sc 800. 900 during nc go,
YEAR Inspection OF propertv Of ;hn
company was made and coneidera
ton n proposed improvements dis
cusSeu. Mr. striker is personally
ehgaGcd in making an inspection OF
the company properties in Eich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
rob Trolley md Stcnl Antn

VI. T. TayIor, GII DECATUR Street.
the street car on which he is a t3n.
'Nc'or Was robbed Of s22 worth Of
niCkels and pennies.
James \ Miller. 1915 Yves, Grace
street reported 20 the police ycstcr-
nay that his Ford car was stolen
while IT was standing in front OF his
residence yesterday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
bring tmboId Rack

-. j. Ambold. alias Smith. aged 81
self-styled Chief OF the PurnIe
Band.' who was arrested In Penn
sylvania for violation Of the oostai
Jaws. charged with sending letters
to- OFFICIALS here threatening 10 ron
ice Station last night by Da,.c.,vc
Sergeanis l. Il. Kellam and g J.
Tinsley. who brought him back lie
ia expected 10 he turned over 10 the
United states Marshal tomorrow after
O hearing In Policc Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
-
Hermitage Dinner Tonirb,

members of the Hermitage CIiIb rs
been called for this evening a. Gao
o'clock. when plans will be discussed
for the Improvement OF clubhouse IN
tcllities and eo!r links. 4 number ~
special stunts have been arranged
CHIEF among which will be a nag
contest. open to all. At 4 o'clock ,bnre
VIII be driving contest Suitable
EDrizes will be awarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

= Garfield Green. colorcd, arraiEned in
noiiSc Court yesterday charged with
niHiHtinninS j. II. Smith, colored
our OF 1928. had his case continue
,,i october 30. Green was brouCh,
Dack to Richmond by Detective Ser.
Eeant j. VI: Dumy Thursday. Willis
hopertS. colored. charged Jointly with
1rerh in the case. is under intiict
,heht III Hastings Court. Tho trou.
PIE is centercd around alleged nc.
as"',s or me couple in trying 10 have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
! nfehmond Buyer. IN y.v ~,

THE New York World apnounces
arrival IN New York City OF buyers
for Richmond firms. as follows;
southern Wholesale Dry Goods A..
5,sociation, y. ii. Johnson, represent
ing Cohensco., T.. It. Faulkner, 1850
;SRrpsdway. Imperial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
CalvaryBaptistC Church

The Rev. Noel r. Saunders. Of
China. will preach at both services.
At night he will preach sermon
on China. illustrated by stcreopticon
pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

was o'u nnhy petition in bankruptcy
.u:.cs court by II. l. Bernard. ar
I2uionob!ic mechanic. OF Henricc
hhiTiuiHioE' Assets are 1880 and liza
oi,lit!cS vii. 81 Robert T.. Norris n,
III south Fourth Street. also Gjef
ENniunIary petition in bankruptcy
. IS special police onicer. EN-
s.SfcaH by the city. Liabilities are
S"Si31. with no assets 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
Suffer. From Gas Pnlsnninr,

Mrs; liazel Wright. vino was at
taehta % tho animal show az the
state Fair. was taken 70 vir.i,ii,,
Hospital suffering from gas poison
!ht Sn" Was unconscious yyhcn
found How She happened 10 inhaI"
NE Tunes is not known. Her condi
II is not considered fatal
h"IEs 'rnck Lisnum Safe.
KoSDerS entered the store Of 7 II
Wills, al l.!gnum. Va. on the nigh,
OF october II. cracked 81 safe ana car
rIed on the contents. CONSISTING ~ .
small amount of cash rcccinis NJ.
bonds. deeds. insurance papcrs a,d
money order blanks. Many Of ,bc..
papers belonged to persons In IL.
community and were OF value oniy
TO the owners. 10y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

Of sixty gallons Of corn u.hi.If :, n !.
Tnsp3rtcd to Harry d. Smith stnIc
emotion Commissioner, YESTERDAY
c; ~ INSPECTORS Of the department op,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
EPISCOPAL.
All Saints Episcopal
Church

(Franklln Street, between Madison
and Monroe Streets)
Morning service with sermon at IL
o'clock.
Afternoon service with sermon at
o'clock.
The Rev. @. MacLaren Brydon VIII
conduct both services.
Holy Communion will not be cele-
bratcd as is usual at a. NJ. on the
third Sunday OF the month.
Sunday school with Bible classes
at $3.50 A. NJ. in the Parish House,
next TO the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science

At First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Park. Avenue and Meadow Street.
Regular service at IL o'clock. sub.
ject: Doctrine OF Atonement." Free
public lecture on Christian Science
at the Strand Theater 1T 8 p. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
raceEpiscopalC Church

(Main and Foushee Streets)
Rev. w. II. Burkhardt. rector.
Celebration Of the Holy Commun-
ion at A. 81. Sunday school and
Bible class for men and women at 9:45
Il. NJ. Morning Prayer and sermon
at IL a. NJ. Evening Prayer and adj
dress 1T 8 p. NJ. Mr.. Burkhardt will
conduct all services. and the nation
wide Five Minute Men" will be held
morning and evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
METHODIST
Asbury Methodist
Church

Rev. T.. ". Carson. pastor.
Subject ! a. NJ: Seeking and See
with Jesus" Special music at bot n
services.
sunday, school and Wesley Friend
Snip Blble class. $3.50 a. NJ, j. S.
Good. superintendent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16
First Baptist Church

Preaching at IL o'clock by tho pas
tor, Rev Geo. w. Mcdaniel. ID. d.. and
at 8 o'clock by DR.. Gordon Po-
teat. Missionary from China Sunday
School meets at $3.50 a. NJ; Is. y.
+. L.. T.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

TO rr a. dEdmnnds. formerly secretary
YESTERDAY an neprec w. Stevens. was
Chcsnnand passenger dcpartment
frss pe2he and Ohio l!ncs- VIII ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

s.rrnsse Prevention Day" wac oh-
win me city schools yesferda .
"rs s" mf. drills and lectures bv teachy
Ing T nr. me best! methods or prevent
Richmond !: ;. Jones. chief OF tho
"''dhsed for the EXERCISES eau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

ON 90" 90" ';hward y. Calisch will sneak
a, language and One Spcechu
~ ,nc services In Beth Ahabab ,h;s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

mic, .oeneat dance will be given to-
~ inc E!ks' Club. The public
SS,,a,t at o'clock and will last until
~. n good orchestra will furnish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

ana oGir ,nSe-SSere.ant Louis RertuceI
cSSt Cute a search warran, on useara ~
potom,cs 'cin ,nnd. Frcdcricksbirs and
cI evnn" railroad and confiseatnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

Ann!!cation for withdrawal OF mas.
arn,str service over the ChesanraLa
at Hu western Railway system. opere
Withdrawn yesterday from cnns,, was
n nGn OF ne state Corporation Com
h h!.ssiGn. The application was to hawr
liz, hsard Tuesday No reason was
Cation. or withdrawal of the appii-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

acnuji;oTr 'Sher and l.. u. Tyncr were
,,Ie court on charges OF con.n M 20.
c0,n,n; LIS" Mrs. Alice Bell TisheE ~
a '' divn,c;os misdemcanor in order tbs az
might he procured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-16

in Har ood Harris. colorcd, charged
;cmn Haiee Court yesterday with at
Harris b n'dfher Of his wife. Virginia
oc,nh., ma ms case continued until
b swincr j." L. Farley. charrcd VIII
f f'ar,hE aided Harris in an esc m,nn
trini ~ ne police. also was held until
Evening journal., 1920-03-06

ports are left to Croatia south OF that
port from Cuccari to Carlopago: and,
II, as u now seems certain. Croatia
VIII be part OF Jugo-slavla. Jugo-
slavis viii have these i've harbors in
addition to more than two-thlrds OF
the Dalmatlan coast, with at least four
more ports.
?. Fiume Is not included In the
London Treaty. That Is true, but II
Is very difficult 10 see how this can be
good reason for refusing Italian
flume to Italy. During the war, every
body knew that among .he aims Of
the war was the restitution OF Alsace-
lorraine to France; nobody knew
nat France was going 10 gel the Saar
valley; and Il Is very hard 20 per-
suade Italians that II Is right 10 give
quite new agreement The German
Saar Valley to France, and that n Is
not right 90 give By quite new
agreement the Italian Fiume 40 Italy.
Moreover II Italy does not ask for
Fiume, u was Fiume which. even be-
fore The arrival OF the Italian trOps. de-
clded to join Italy. What could I,aly
do? Suppose America was In this case
what should America dog Simply ac-
cept the plebiscte and defend her own
city against any foreign interference.
Fiume Is a commonwealth OF nearly
10000 people, with those OF Ital'bn
blood and aspirations Overwhelmingly
In the majority. These people pas
sionately refuse to be handed over
against their will to any power In the
world, and question the right and title
OF any man 20 hand them over, and
In this, when the situation Is under
stood, they will have the fun sympa-
thy and admiration Of an Americans.
Certain 10 IS that the right OF tbe
self-disposal OF all civilized political
communities is the foundatlon-stone Of
the AnglO-Saxon conception OF liberty
and justice.
The Supreme Council has labored
over one year 10 find a formula salts
factory to all concerned In their yex-
ing situation. The Allies have finally
found a workable compromise involv-
ing great concessions on the part Of the
Italian Government. Our President has
strongly objected to the compromise,
the emnity between Italy and Jugo-
Slavia has been intensified; the Jugo-
Slavs have become more defiant and
Shall we back up
these former enemies OF ours and
tramp under feet the glowing trib-
ute that Abraham Lincoln pays 10 Italy
al a time when we ourselves were
distressed and needed ltaly's sym
pathy? The Allies compromise should
be acceptable 10 us. A threat Of with
drawing the treaty OF Peace from the
Senate and Withholding all assistance
to the world, shows that the Presl-
dent is unable to obtain ratification by
the Senate.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06

picture "Black Is White" which Will
be at the Queen Theatre for three days.
commencing Monday, March Sth.
This picture offers the star an unusii-
ally dramatic role that will tax all
OF her emotion powers, but the knowl-
edge that The public pOss esses Of Mss
Dalton's work assures them that she
can and will measure up 10 the dim
Guilty OF The role which tells won
dcrful story Of a mothers love and her
wonderful sacrifice for 70.
Madge Kennedy's picture The Bloom
Ing Angel" will come on Thursday for
The rest OF the week. Like all OF the
other Kennedy vehicles. Let IL be un-
denstood from the BEGINNING that ihis
latest IS a comedy OF the most pleasing
sort that has Madge Kennedy at her
cheeriulest best.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
attractions at the Theatres
.IILIIE,s NIGMTMARE.s =

Tillle has come and tonight Tillie
VIII 20 after her performance at the
Playhouse in 4Tilhes Nightmare"
which Will be presented with Marie
Dressler as the long-sufferlng and
highly exciiable TilHe.
The revival OF the play with a mod
ern touch 10 It's story. and with up
to-dste songs and jokes have made the
piece a wealth OF merriment, enjoyed
10 the very last word