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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
THE NEW sr. pArn,c,<.s DAY

THE NEW ST. PATRICI<'s DAY.
| There wns Mike Pat nm I,urney nm, In,
Kelly Boys me,
Al" sure II was purity sight, n dnrlint-
bunch 4 see,
| An stringin' out behind Us was .h. whole iy
Kerry Clan,
Stcppin' high an marchIn, Xix. , ,ro,.
b irishmnn.
Kelly an GnhooIy.
Murphy an Tim LuTerty,
Tim mn Michael TooIcy
An Bob nm Shnn,us Rafferty,,
oh. tn sun shinin' nm fh' band wns pIny
In gny
VAIN IN boys al, got in order for til, march
81. PntricIe's Day.
AS say, til nun was shiniu' AN. IN, hoy. M,
In iinc,
An tn band WINS pIayin' music that ,ud mike
fell. pine
For ih' CLINT i, ini.c KILLARNEY ,,,. IN, ,,,.
iY County Clare,
.iu' tn GirIs were sweet but s,vcc,,c,x
wasn't wasted o us there:
Murphy an' Tim inGcrty
bob an Shnmus RaTcrty.
Tim an Michael TOoIcy
An Kelly an CiIhooIy
Were right hchnd tn music, within Tn, rnotor
showed tn way,
iiight behind tn kettle drum. on ouId ST.
Tntrick's Day.
Hut it's wurrn hays an whnt was wronrt
They fed ginger Rtc
They primcd up sody pop until they
turned rac
rhcy hl"ntcI wild mils>shnkcs. an. the,
tempted wild ten,
i'nt not drop ir anything T. drink that we
cnd sec!
Bob nm Shamus Isancrty,
Kelly AN l.iIhouIy,
Murphy an Tim Infrcrty.
rim an Michael Tou,cy
hn' all the priIc ir Erin's Isle. they mcitcd
thin away
Wild strange univiy siGoird> nm they spoiled
81. ratriri's bay!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
Voice Of the People
Letters mpat give tho md n,.drcS. of
the writer. Manic wfli not be published II writer
Women ycrsu, I.iouor.

To the Editor of The Vines Dispatcn:
an mighty sorry 10 SEQ the Democratic
party cvcn considering wet blank in tnci.
Platform II seems - me to cheaper the part :.
rake this state iNir.inih). Tor instance. W"
haven been dry 80 long. but it has been long
caonSn 10 snow "" can get along better with
W" whip the devil around the stump with III. ut
wines aud beer.
when Personal Liberty" as some are
cianorihg for causes others TO suffer, II Is time
That Other peoples rights begin where ours
stop Personal liberty may let man make
.i,au"r iid drink al lac wants, but no man has
the righ: 20 make drink anything that is
ankle OF other Lccplc
VIII venture 10 say that woman in
thousand would vote for liquor. Mothers
certainly don't want IL. We send our DO IS
of TO college or TO worh in other cities win
me thank tuineSs IN our hearts that our ho -;
VIII not have that temptation before thcn..
Who would have been men OF good standing. to
degenerate unit! they curse 10 their faini-
lies as wei as TO the community in which they
II We begin in temporizing by using wine and
peer II will not tc anytime before that will
become too tame. and they will begin want
u STRONGER and strongcr until they get it back
My people have been Democrats ever since
there has bGen Democratic party but be-
!!eNe would rather be a dry Republican than
We. democrat Liquor hurts the Individual.
Not long ago heard famous lecturer ga.
ne was sorry to say ii. but his party Demo
cratic had always been for liquor.
:, the Republicans are accused OF holding up
the Democrats Will insist on sonnet hing
,hat vii! damn souls, for the sake OF votes I
known votes are what they will have to have
but surely there is something the country needs
greater than liquor.
CilNEvIEvE I. REYNOLDS
l.ynchbarg Va, March H. 1929
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
QFrom tho Richmond Dispa CHI Mar Is $50,

The new Council met yesterday afternoon and
organized. James y. Scott was elected uresj-
dent. Standing committees were appointed and
some other business transacted when the body
adjourned to meet again at S O'clock At the
night session Henry *. Ellyson was unanimous
ly elected to bc Mayor of Richmond sir ELY
accepted in brief speech and later pre-
seated list OF the names OF suitable persons
for the police force. The following were elect
cd: John Poe Jr. chief; James NJ. Tyler first
captain: Reuben r. Seal, second captain: George
Fowlkcs. third captain; James IL. peasants.
fourth captain: Charles r. Gamtcr, fifth captain:
John Disney. sixth captain. These were soon
sworn In by Mayor Ellyson.
The celebration of ST. ratrlcie's Day in Rich
services ut st. Iatrick's Church we're largely
attended; the parade fine: Governor Walk
crs address in CApito! square was chccred to
the echo the dinner at Zctcile's was magnif-
cent and the speeches admirable
The Governor yesterday appointed Mr. George
and John w. Reilly for Halifax County
Mrs Sarah \. Ould wife of Judge Robe TT
Ovid. died "Wednesday morning Tie funeral
Will DO tomorrow afternoon.
Married; on the 3rd instant by Rev. II. T..
Woodward, Robcrt S. M. Valentine, q Miss
Olivier b. Hatcher, Of Ifenrico County
The legislature yesterday fixed the nav of
members AT 80 per day and that Of the Speaker
OF the House and President OF the Senate at SIS.
rctcrsbMrss new Council appointed by Gov
crnor walker. net and organized yesterday and
elected General W. Z. Ncwberry to be Mayor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
Keyboard Touches
ny FRANK II. BROOKS.
Overheard by tic Patient.
tDue. Of Words between NJ D. and Sick Mans


que. OF Words between NJ. -. Sick Mans
Carctakcr.)
with that cousin OF mnc?'
Doctors DO not like to be questioned by their
patients or those who have the patients in
charge. Even nurse is supposed 10 wait and
do what She is told.
In this case the ~. u. knew he was before
a woman who meant TO :nOw what she wanted
70 know. He replied, hul after !, hi, OF hesita.
ton:
There IS slight tendency to govt jus,
And And That ,., believe is generally the result
OF high living:'
No, always; However. in this instance I
shouldn't wonder If YOU. table ha; not some
thing do with the ease"
We'll IN these tins not man of US ca? af-
lord TO nut equity food tables. am not
having served tcrraD!n, truf:lc ara Ipkay !ruch
AS ] could cnjoy such dcicacics.'
THAT. any dear Madam, is npi necessary. TO
diSarrangc the digestive contriyancc, oil q hu-
For instance, pie OR b:eakfast:'
IL agree with you Madam. ThUra ar. some
thing. some Instances. in which ;h,y vctr TO
the off. AS Il loyai rI.hGrner 20 I.ltss that,
as between breakfast pie and hot biscuit
lard in other cdib!es, ana :'ich graves | would
i,y. The question with Soulhtfl women is
this shall we. in order 10 enjoy ourScl vca
through stomachs, continue 'hr CUISINE OF
our mothers grhndrlos ners, and 1,o pre- MA
turcly, or go from :Ae table hungry sd, III.
by. live longer
Then. as understand YOU Doctor. 1 am not
10 cater TO the appetite Of my kinsman while he
is your patent?'
Not II you expect TO do him any service
Not if you wish him TO prolong his visit"
fThe duelists discovering that the door Of the
patients room was slightly ajar. below.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
DENY JENKINS REN0UNCED
HIS AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
Newspaper Articles In City of Mexico
Correct Report us to Former
Consular Agent.
iBy Associated Press. /,


MENlCO CITY, March l1.--Pub.ica-
ton in newspaper here of an article
declaring that William o. Jenkins.
former American consular agent at
Puebla. hud signed n remuneration of
his American citizenship in connection
with AN application for waterpower
rights. had been followed by articles
III the press showing that the former
agent only complied with Article % OF
the CONSTITUTION as hundreds OF other
tcrests in Mexico have done.
This article provides that before a
foreigner can acquire property rights
in Mexico he must rcnounce his right
to appeal TO histown government and
affirm Il Willingness to abide by all
Mexican laws in so far as his particu-
lar piece of property Is concerned.
Investigation or Mr. Jenkins' appli-
cation for watcrpOwcr rights show II
TO have been in connection with Il pro-
icct he had contemplated developing
long before he was kidnapped by the
bandit COrdovu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18

unlikely that it may welcome the triumph
OF the Reds as the best way to dispose OF
the Ebert regime, thus giving Germany Il
taste Of extreme radical rule. from which
ultimately there would be reaction in favor
OF strong government affording the monar-
chists their opportunity for return to pow
er under such camouiaged form OF control
rs they might sec fit in the outset to estab-
fish. But with Soviet government even
temporarily established in Germany, the dan
ger OF its spread TO the Nnrcstful populations
of adjoining countries would be very great
The allies will do well to watch tho pending
upheaval, prepared TO act on 4 moments no
tice to protect their own interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
AIR CURRENTS CARRY FLU
GERMS. DECLARES DOCTOR
frofc"snr Dctruss. of Budapest Imiycr-
''!' n";>S hrtr"rnioSistS To Aid I'm
Fighting Discusses Sprcud.


BUDAPt.Sr March IT-lct,soro,o
HistS are called upon 70 fight Influenza
IN an appeal issued through the Amer
,chh kcd Cross by Professor D.triiss
,iiaa o. me medictl faculty of Budu-
pest University. lie asserts the in
iuenza germ Is the smallest encoun-
tered by scientists, and because of it's
NEht WeIEht, 1t Is caught up by air
20 "th"r districts. he thus accounts
ii@r the steady and rapid spread OF
the mni2dy.
Professor Dctruss declares the mi
croh" has Il strange property OF re-
ni"inlnS III air currents close to tho
c&rtn and never rising above 1000
tcoroloSists in America and i,,uroDc TO
orrani"e q system OF notifying the
w"rid during Influenza epidcmics OF
cn'iaurercI districts la tho auuu.,.cd
pain OF INC microbes ma take :idc-
quatc precautions 20 prevent infc"tiou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
1 Divided Court

II is, OF course, necessary for the law to
allow the United States Supreme Court to
arrive at decisions by n majority vote or
that body. II The court were under tho
necessity of doing business only by unan-
NOUS action or by more than Il bare major
ity. deadocks might ensue and the procedure
of that tribunal cndlessly delayed All this
Is quite understood by the bar and by liti-
giants themselves, but it is not undcrst God
how oven the highest court can reach con-
illusions by the vote of less than a majority
Few days ago the United States Steel
dissolution case was acted upon by the Su-
preme Court. Two members Of that body
Justices Mcltcynolds and Brandeis took no
part in the decision, because each had dealt
with il prior to their service as jurists This
leit only seven Justices TO act, and OF that
seven three favored the dissolution and four
opposed it The vote OF the four prevailed
Notwithstanding the fact that four is an ac-
tual minority of the court
This curious circumstance has attracted
attention TO the fact that the Supreme Court
has divided radically upon important issues
within recent months. The Nolstead act was
declared constitutional by vote Of five to
four, and more recently the income tax
against stock dividends was declared uncon-
stitutional by similar vote
II is easy TO recall that back in 1893. when
the original income tax decision was ron
found 10 be unconstitutional by vote or
five TO four. The decision in that case re-
suited in nationwide movement for an
amendment To the Constitution whereby the
Federal government would have the power
10 levy tax upon incomes, movement
however, which was not contaminated in the
ratification OF the sixteenth amendment until
more than twenty years had passed.
The country generally would feel more
comfortable regarding the opinions OF the
Supreme Court if these sharp divisions did
not exist, and certainly would have greater
confidence in the vcrdicts of the court if
they were never rendered by q minority of
the whole body. II Justices McRcynolds and
ErandciS Ind participated in the steel trust
case. the chances arc that the corporation
would have been found guilty.
! Bryan viii make his first speech OF the
campaign Friday at New York on his six
4 ilcth birthday. He has uo,r bor, r,,nn;n,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
GIRL BADLY HURT RESULT
OF CLASS WAR OUTRAGE
Falls From Third Stor, in ttt,m,, "a,
Escape From SophOmorcs
Ipcl<-
In lmINer.aI 81 rN.rr- :

ciiCAGo March IL, Miss t.iixaheth
CLASS ui Northwestern t.ufN.rSity ,yna
~ q hU$DitIi today. S-.iuu~iN Injured
IS the result Of :, fall from a third
si"tr window Of an upar,ncm, 'huiid-
lnS Wher" she WAS imprisoned bv
members az the srphcmo,. class 20
prevent hrr Ipnc;,r1nc.. AZ a - Pat
r'"H. 50 pay uarad" of the lower class.
her h"iuc Monday and taken 10 tLr
apartment. where rirl sttiucnts stood
guard over hey, Ia au effort TO oS-
c"rc Monday night. she made II rope
from sheets and attempted u dcsccn,
from = window. Sh" io.t her .rasr
on the rope and plunged 70 the side
walk.
IN investigation waS begun here to-
dny 10y authorities OF the UNIVERSITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
The Awakcninu.

Love comes to his temple with heart
that sings;
ing wings.
The willows arc quiclsening golden
green:
The broad clms flush with purple
On silky, twigs and young bracts
The dogwood's ashes kindlo red;
And rich. plump buds are O harmony
or colored tapers on every tree.
i;apt priests by messy affairs old
The saHifrages kneel, white stolled.
Arbutus, pure as young-cyed nun
With open heart adores tho sun.
The juhilant Jays in tho sunshine focle.
From the old oak rolls the ficker's
knock:
Crows all the wild with their rio,;nn
And blithely the robins and blucbirds
sing;
And my veins are full of tho field
Glad Spring OF the year." Oh. spring
is here
!. --SToKELY s. FISHER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
MOVIE MEN TAKE" Will SON
President Laughs M PhotoErnphers
snnp Him In White House
Automobile,
ley Associated Prc.a1

WASHINGTON. March lr-photo-
sraphcrs were permitted to take their
nrst pictures OF President Wilson TO-
day since his return from his Western
TIP last september. The President
WAS photographcd AS he left the White
House grounds ON his NTH auto,nobile
rid. since he went TO bed In October
- very sick nan.
Under instructions from the N-hitc
House, the police allowed several
moving picture operators and phutO-
Sraphers TO set UP their machines al,
the southwest gate. and Az the PRESS
dents automobile came GU, the chaur.
feur slowed down. The President
laughed at the cnmeramen when they
hurricdly changed their positions 50
as 10 get additional pictures.
The PRESIDENT was accoinpa nied on
his ride by Mrs. Wilson and Rear
Admiral Grayson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
LLOYD GEORGES NEW PARTY
PLAN RECEIVES SETBACK
Prrnfcr'S scheme OF Forming New
Political GrOup Of CORIItioninta Gets
lncNpcctel Check.

D NssOCIatGI I'iuas.I
l.ONbON, March i7...-Prcinicr Lloyd
Georges plan OF fusing two wings of
the coalition into new party met an
unexpected check yesterday. according
TO the London Times. when he privately
addressed Liberals Of the ministry and
urged that i was impossible at present
to establish a purely Liberal govern
mcnt and that If the Liberals were to
share in moulding events at this critical
time they could only do SO in associa-
ton with others.
Such :, large proportion OF his COL
leagues. says the Times. objected to
his views that he was Obliged TO
Promise th.t he would so slow when
or Parliament Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
PERU WANTS AMERICA
TO PREVENT BREAK
Ambassador Pcgct MuIics Formal
Request to State Department
for Friendly Intervention,
iBy Associated l'rcss. !
~ ASH \'l.'rhN- Nf.,xi

-. -.
WASHINGTON. March - Peru.
through Ambassador Pc2et. has asked
the American government to use it's
friendly Office tn prevent Il breach OF
the peace In South America growing
out of tho attack by BoIivians on tho
Peruvian legation at I.apaz.
Ambassador Pczct called at the State
department. today for another confer
ence with CnderSccrctary PoIk He
WAS understood to have Informed him
oil the latest advice from his govern
mcnt. These told of the reported mo-
blliI2tion of Bolivian forces under Cen
efai Monies, candidate for the presi-
uehcN oil Bolivia and charged that the
the result of Chilean activity
AZ the state Department IL was said
i"ut inc representa- tons made To Bo-
livia had been .'urrcnt" :tuI ,bat =,
second note had been dispatched and u
third prepared because no reply to the
hrst hau come from bolivia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
CHARGES FACTS INVOLVING
PACKERS MISREPRESENTED
Arizona cnftic Growers Axsoriatfon-s
PreSidcnt Alleges tnfRirnesS to
Meat IntcrcHts.
LIZ Associated 40

~ shf'E'VI'' IctI IT.''r@
WASHINGTON, March lT.-Much OF
inc agitation in favor of national reg
n!h'ion OF the packing industry has
been brought about ~ misrepruscnta-
t!or OF facts ANA conditions OF live
stock organizations. Charles l.. Mullen
president of the Arizona Cattle Grow
crS Association. testified today before
the House Agriculture Committee.
Mullen charged that the American
Live STOCK Association, OF which sen
;tor kcndrici<. Democrat. of Wyoming
~ president. had hcen induced to adopt
RESOLUTIONS u! favor Of regulatory leg
islati"n by methods which did not give
delegates TO It's convention proper rep
resent ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
VERDICT AGAINST ALCOHOL
French Academy or Science Di.p0sex
or Argument. FnNoriniS Moderate
Tue OF Into. lcnnts.
I ~ Cn!VCrsa! Service

PAitIS. March i7.-Clalns tina. the
moderate use ~ alcohol is beneficial
were disposed of today by the Acud-
cmy OF Science In n report of thu, re-
sun OF observation OF the effects OF
A!cohoi in several thousand cases.
ThcS" observations. the report says
prove conclusively that the Increase
az muscular force. intellectual power
ana ranidity OF movement is merely an
!!!usion The sensation OF warmth
produced by the drinking or alcohol
beverages also is declared to DO dctri-
mental rather than beneficial because
The effect is only temporary and is pro-
duccd at the expense OF the tcmpcra-
lure of the internal organs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18

The German upheaval has taken turn
that is full OF menace. This applies not only
70 Germany individually. but TO the outside
world as well. The situation apparently has
passed beyond the control OF both the Ebert
and Knapp groups struggling for mastery and
is developing into a Red revolution with a
reign of terror which threatens TO engulf the
whole empire. Acknowledging the authority
Of neither the old regime nor that OF the new
one seeking to dispace it, radical elements in
many OF the industrial centers are setting IN
local Soviets to exercise the functions of To-
cal government. In the midst OF the chaos
OF conflicting authority, the Reds who are
compact organized, determined nghting
mas impelled by one and the same idea, act
Ing While the other groups talk, enjoy ire
mendous advantage Blood already has
flowed freely, and the confusion increases 1f
the reactlonary group headed by Kapp and
deriving its strength from the monarchists
SHOULD be unable TO make Roadway, II is not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
Virginia Canvass Dn,c. FIXED.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, March IL
The dates during which the every
member canvass of the Southern Pres
bytcrian progressive program will be
held in nine States were announced at
headquarters OF the campaign here to-
Georgia and Mississippi to conduct
their canvass March 2l2S, while Ken
lucky, Oklahoma, Texas and Virginia
will hold theirs April 25-May .. cor
responding with those of the inter
church movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
HOOVER CHANGES VIEWS
Now Agrees with President as to
American Ncprese intuition on Re-
purRtiOns Comm ission.
iBy AssoclttoL Prcss.l

Thy NssOCINtou PFcsS.
NEW YORK, March l1.--Hcrber,
Hoover today issued II statement in
which lie said he modified his opinion
oppressed in II letter to President VIII
son last April. that the United states
should not ia represented on the vari-
GUS boards provided to enforce peace
in Europe.
He now favo7s this country having
representative on the reparations
committee in order that American in
,ercsts may be protected. He protests
against the publication OF his letter
TO President Wilson on the ground
that II was not issued from tho White
House, and he had not consented 10
It's puDlica. lion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
WAS B0LSHEWST ATTACK
i:ombfn- OF American Consulate nt Zu-
rich Soviet Act In Revenge for
denominations.

GENEVA. March l7.-Policc authori-
ties declare that Investigations they
have made relative 10 the bombing OF
ihc American consulate at Zurich con
firm The theory that the attack was a
GolshcVist attempt at revenge Tor the
deportation of Soviet SympathiZer re-
from the United States. Regret for
thc incident has already been expressed
TO Washington by the Swiss govern
mrnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
SOVlETS DEMAND POLES
HALT UKRAINE OPERATIONS
Declare They VIII Attack poIapd
Unless Request IN Granted
lu,mcdIutcjS
Dry AnrUciatrd prcss

~. -. lHy NtCUClatcI prcPA
NRSAN.. March lI.--polish au-
ihorities arc urged In II Third peace
not: Of the liusnian soviet government
I" cease military action in the Ukraine
Tie Eoishcvii;ts threatening o usc thor
forces against Poland IL tho latter doe
not rccnli Its troops from their posG-
ton ia southeastern l.uSsia Tho Soviet
note requested an Immediate answer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18

The national community service organiza
ton, OF which former Secretary Of the Int
rior Franklin X. Lane is the president, will
meet in Washington Saturday to plan its flu
ture activities. General Pershng has given
the organization his Endorsement, saying with
entire truth that ''thc movement should be a
great help i'll conserving the fine spirit OF CO.
operation which the American people showed
in the service OF their country during the
war;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
HerrdoII Mikes No Defense.

NEW YORK, March t7.-Court mar
tial on Governors Island of Grover
Cleveland Bcrgdoll. wealthy Philadel-
phian. charged with descrtion in cvad-
ing the draft. ended abruptly .oday
when his counsel announced no de-
rcnsc would be offered because they
believed the government had failed 10
establish it's case. Official publication
Of the verdict, it is expected, will be
made within Il week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
STEAMER TEWKsBURY LOST
Wrecked In New Faundland Water.
and Crew liz not Yet Reported
Landed.
(By Associated Prcss.l

HALIFAX. March 17.-Tho British
steamship Tewksbury was wrecked
last night in St. Mary's Bay. New
foundland, Her crew of thirty. vino
took 10 the boats, were believed to-
day to be in peril, because OF cl!n3
along the shore In that vicinity.
The Tcw ksbury, 1920 gross tons.
sailed from Antofagasta. Chile, Feb
ruary for Hamburg. and called st
hampton Roads March 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18
CALLS 1T FORGE BILL"
Former Governor O'Neni Announces
senate Candidacy on Platform
Opposing NoIstend Law.
lky Associnted Prcss. l

I1'y <fSSUCIuIvu f'FcSH.I
BIRMINGHAM ALA, March H.
Scoring the Nolstead prohibition en- :
torcement act AS "a force BILL and
declaring for Legislation which would
permit the sale OF light wines ana
beer, former Governor O'Neal, Of Ala
bama. issued u formal statement to-
day OF his candidacy TO succeed the
late Senator 5ankhcad.
The statement also contained an ab-
peal for early ratification OF the peace
treaty. with reservations TO safe
guard American rights"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-18

: Mr.. Bryan is due for another trip to Wash
;b.Iion TO instruct our Democratic leaders as
to the attitude they must take toward
third-term candidacy for tho President That
his advice will be for fourth candidacy for
the Commoner as preference is foregone
conclusion.