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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
POL ICE RUM SEARCHERS
I IN AUTO COLLISION
Several Minor Accidents Reported.
Trolley Car Hits
Woman.

Samuel Levy, 1929 N street, last
night asked to assist Policemen Dowd
and Blackman OF the seventh pre-
cinct in an effort to seize an auto
mobile thought to contain whiskE.
drove the policemen to 16th an
Church streets, where collision VIII.
the automobile OF William r. Tay-
man, 1414 18th street, occurred, Be
cause of the collision. the policemen
reported, the supposed whisky car
was not overtaken. Levy's car was
badly damaged, while the Tayman
car also was damaged. Taylaan. the
only person injured, received cuts on
his forehead.
A collision between motor truck
owned and driven by Hugh hinS. -
Kenyon street, and an automoo pie
owned and driven by Wallace l.. Hall.
Sc v street, occurred at Rhode is
land avenue and I'd street yesterday.
Hall received injuries to his heaa ana
body and his machine was paoly
damaged. He refused treatment.
Miss Mary A. Denn;son, with two Sis
tiers, residing at Clinton, Prlnce
Georges county, Md. was ariViis az; an
wagon in charge of Edward hayes:
SIS E street southeast. at 1oth ana
d streets southeast yesterday morn,
ing. Miss Millie Dennison recelVeo
slight injury.
Joseph O'Connell. in the employ OF
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company, last midnight received an
Injury to his leg while working IN
manhole at New Jersey avenue ana
II street The workInan's head was
in the manhoie when tn" au-ohnopiie
injured his leg. He was taken 10
Emergency Hospital. and the ponce
are irving to establish the identity o.
A. 1r;x- Of 3ntOmODilG.
woman'x Hip Fractured.
Mrs. John Gracey. sixty years old.
1921 1 street. was knocked down by a
street car at 18th and F streets yes
terday afternoon and her right hip
fractured. She was given nrst a1o at
Emergency Hospital
Francis Pierce, colored. four years
old. Conger court northeast, was
knocked down by the automobile OF
Lawrence Goldberg. Is Grant place, In
front of 645 H street northeast yee-
Benning road and 10th street north
east He was given first aid at Cas-
tomobile.
Norman Ashley. six years old. Seat
Pleasant. Md, received a slight in
Jury to his right knee yesterday aft
ernoon as a result of being struck by
an automobile driven by ]. F. Kelly,
1854 Florida avenue northeast, at
Benning road an d19th street north
east He was given fir It aid at Cas-
ualty Hospital.
Edward Price, a street car conduc-
knocked down by an automobile in
front of the Brightwood car barn yes
terday morning and slightly hurt.
| The automobile was driven by w. M.
Bailey of Hyattsville, Nd, the police
reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
Government Clerk
In Hungary Turns
Beggar at Night

BUDAPEST, December g.
The police. In ciearinS the
streets Of beEHars. have ar
rested DR.. Stephen Balkanyf, q
clerk in enc Of the government
departments, whe Eaasquasad
a q beEEar every eveffsts. and.
taking his ssnnA AT a erewded
street eorncr. asked for aims,
when nc vas searched, so, o99
crowns were found In his Cloth
ting, the resxll Of tAFee laya'
begging.
The only circumstance which
he quoted in hia defense vast
IL ana cursed with an extrasr-
dfnarily good dixeS.ian. and, M
nay government sal7ry proved
too small for my big appetite,
I WINS Obliged to turn ta q more
lucrative prof, s,s0n."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
s.ooo EpucAToRs no MEET.

Eight thousand leading educators
of the country are expected to attend
the department of superintendent
Of the National Education Associa-
tfon, which meets in Atlantic City
from February 26 to March 8. it was
announced today at the headquarters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
CITY EMPLoYE DROPS DEAD.

Henry krobisch. sixty years old.
stationed at the Reno reservoir. drop
ped dead yesterday afternoon while
working at the District pumping sta
ton at I'd and Bryant streets He
had been in the employ Of the Dis.
trict water department a number of
years. and is survived by his wife.
His death resulted from an attack
of heart disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
Unromnntic HyEienc-J.
The Deep Breathing EAiiacy.
Copyright lyio. by Nat'l. Newspaper servloe1

sysems sof'f Snsa5s IN sh IS Geep
fore common sense" anu IS 'here-
the yG% nss an animal h and insert tube in
nnu n''dsr the lungs more deeply than the
sGhy faster rae than an ,hat Of , aams sn or
mails ma, ., natural breathing. for a few minutes,
lion Of breathing is stopped the animal does e
M When orf fh q, S for certain period and
feeble, shallow in character. only reEainlns
me natural depth and rate efter n consIderable
Now when human being sets out to i'm.
whose knowledge OF physioioay Is ske;Shy. i.
s Nth similar result save ina, III there ns' IS
t es the hamaS being II the
in his deep breathing, and that exertion ' is. In
ss w hf s1e eas toe
T r1,S the human being expermenssi r.s:
~ .sss erssHos 4
ihmtsryaf Of ro no breathing after his deep
The experiment teaches that exercise Is tho
BODY anu not a eep brea'nr Of
nf IA 6an ,diemp 70 increase the
sconsIy trying 70 breathe deeper It does 10y not
nf 9s the ,sae eet in
a Mcclure Of the set-weil withou ut medical
:, lie, re bIeashing alone. 1t is mechanism
RsTtss.y sHsgssd to take s
the call nature Wills ~ "
~ taxing dozen rather slow. deep breaths
nut not too deep; In each minute for Two
minutes, you Will find that you can then co silly
hoid your breath from eighty to ninety or
more seconds. whereas ordinarily n healthy
ihaivldual can hold HIS breath for about forty
seconds e by the watch. This proves that the
nGeper Dreaming without excessive muscular
oriof period supc rsatrrate the blood with
Portable without any more oxygen for perhans
rs long as two minutes. But this oxygen sat
urotion Is In the blood; IL does no harm there
In order to get 1t into tho Tissues, where it
can be utilized by the cells OF the body, you
Cd OF accomplishing the purpose is active
Forget NIL about the breathinE-but don't
forget to put in your regular daily stipend OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
From Other Viewpoints
world Democracy the Great Need.
by ROBERT LANSING.

W. rs loyal Americans feel keen sn,is.
-, a'' ION IN ,he spri'ua! fidelity of our people
=, '"' Lhu'''Eihg principle OF our nation al
NE. lbs Is Intensified by the 1<new,1cdwc
,htt a "r'h"'rhcy' such AZ tho United States
~ cause INSPIRED with the true spirit
ever great. "'"0'' "o"
na.r.o'.sin; such as wc witnessed In this
country during the years of 1917 nnd Io1a
makes democracy a unit in nurnosn ana -
iect. us Manifestation has given ua n ctrono
'. eonSl''Ioh man We had before that in the
Priho!p!e OF democracy we have an nstru-
heit winch can, uniting the might NJ a nnn
PIE overcome international injustice and ore. .
t I'M .ne commission Of those wrongs which
MY" NO frequently been the causes OF war
Democracy as the central principle Of ma
,un"i i.ie "pcrates other than by force in
preventing International conflicts ana in nra
serving peace among tho nat,nns Al an
l!shtched people. who recognize moral ohlira
.,"ms; ',sSsss a netioha! conscience which re-
spohds 10 sentiments OF justice and right
Let democracy be honest and nrmlv aa,,h
!!sheo as the principle upon which the political
sg3icm o! Il nation Is erected. and a govern
ment is bound TO develop which Is responsivs
70 the collective Conscience OF tho paoule
Win government o; t,.nt sor, we can AZ,
frankly and without suspicion Of hia1en nc
i've because It's acts tcmpcrcd nv Tine
grea' neral sense which directs tho popular
VIII. $50 Pofo'@i
we 'n,nk that In general We may regulate
our conduct In international affairs on tho
assurance that truly democratic state would
i."t Hhowinsiy wage an aggressive or unjust
"tr against another state.
But there is another reason-,n1 ,o,s,h,,
'n!s - even stronger than tho one iuat atate,,
Tor asserting that the principle of democracy
- thc great enemy or war we'll as tho great
suarantcr OF international peace II wa hnve
drawn true conclusions from history wo q "a
correct in saying that the people OF every ma
lion emitted 10 be called civilized" deairc
peace ana amor wn': that people appre-
eating the real object. have never entered
upon war OF conquest provided their will
be found true and free expression; and that
they 40 NOT wiiliu!ly Cypress the weak or act
unJustly toward their ne!ghbors
In n word. the conscience OF m enlightene cd
reopie-hnd we mean by people" all tho peo-
pie ana not a privileged political class
checks the evil motives OF their governments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom Richmond Dispatch, May IA, 1900

The survivors Of the Richmond Blues cele-
brhtcd the anniversary of tho organization Of
that grand old company at Euken's spring
yesterday. The old punch bowl was there,
Cracked. It's true. but able to hold things and
from IL mint juleps galore served.
The following are the Conservative nomina-
lions Tor Tuckahoe Township OF Henrco
county: For supervisor. Jeremiah T. Jones;
for township clerk. Marcus Reese; for asses
sor, H. w. Green, ia: for collector, A. g. Cot
trell; FOR road commissioner, James Patter-
Polk. ' ~ "
Registration closed In Alexandria yesterday
and the books show 1906 whites and 1883
blacks. Alexandria is all right.
The Southern Baptist convention at it's re-
cent session elected DR.. j. l.. burrows presi-
dent OF the Foreign Mission Board located in
Richmond: pr: j.. i. Taylor, corresponding
secretary. and Edwin Workman, treasurer The
Board OF Managers Is as follows, r. e. letter,
q; r. clark, y. Snend. II. X. Isllyson A. O.
WORKMAN. q. L. Dickinson. c. Fl. Winston, j.
+. keesee J; b. Watkins wellington Goddin
John G Williams; J. a. chamblsa, T. J. Evans,
~ w. Wilson and J. r. Garlick.
DR.. N. NJ. Lee, OF Richmond, has presented
to the General Conference praying that Tho
office OF presiding elder be abolishod and thai
the laity be made eligible to tho council Of
biahops In the appointment OF preachers
A patent for remarkable plough haa bcen
issued 20 the inventor Andrew F. Enpes OF
stony creek. Sussex County
The North Carolina State Republican Con-
vention closed last night after the stormiest
session IN the history Of a party that has had
many storms before. Practically no hnainesa
was hnashec by tho convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Soldiers View OF ta. uon,,,

To tho Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Much has been said, pro and con about
n bonus for tho soldiers. In The Tlmes. Dis
patch or May 9. Representative Moore Of yir-
Eihia. denounces relief measures for tho vet
Grams OF the great war. That Is his privilege,
ana 1t ~ my privilege to Disagree with him
Many object to relief tho ground Tint ii
VIII put the service on mercenary basis. I
am an ex-soldier. n veteran and feel that 1t
gave mp good. easy and paying job to taxa
plunge into the he'll on tho western front
and clothing with special inducemcnt OF
corned willie and fardtack barn TO sleep in
with couple OF .. u. pills and duty when
was SICK. don't regret II, but why should
our Uncle Sam make such difference? Hc SGT
his price on our services in death. danger and
big price on easy jobs back here. OF course
we we get 'hG giory but my creditors won't as
classes himself. but not as would class him
and other pGnticlans who feel as he dSas. I
would class him ns u truo friend of the war
in!ilionaire and the Stacker. When l went
INTO the service L expected only the current
pay. put didn't expect come back and
emp IN with my three four million com.
RACES 10 make some twenty or thirty million i
aires and buy hundreds of thousands of auto
mobiles for those whose greatest hardship was
TO eat cornbread while We ate hardtack and
pushed on the speed level OF q car. while we
their greatest danger was lodging trolley
cars while We lodged 75's. Yes, we deserve a
bonus. and n big one at that. but ! am not OK
pectiing It: and Intend to remember It every
blackstone. va. May IL, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Two Minutes of Optimism
burglars and You.

n, BurSinrs. II has been said. so far as they
personally and individually arc concerned are
most admirable persons % 9
., iheir business develops initiative, resource
ttuihess, icar1essneas, soK-roliancc and capuc-
ity In emergency.
,,a Mree'iy and Indirectly they justify the call
mss q some OF our most respected and re-.
SSpeectable citisens including night watchmen,
poLeemen. lawyers judges. bankers jaIlers
ana sometimes electrocutioners
tho trouble with tho burglar as with so
many man u e6her peSnls is that he misuscs rather
Ills vision Is ds>orted. Ills whole min, and
desire are TO further his own interests mt the
complete expense Of other peoplos interests
tic Sondilo G arc seneraliy IDEAL for the prac
arc nsE,ig!ele. The market" is unlimited.
Arc usually asleep, afraid insured and ready
TO sign" without much persuasion Police
ucally as he will. "
let almost every burglar is n jail-bird! Or
a pauper! a living testimonial OF the axiom
rraS rnosSh In the beginning dishonesty and
sentence s|,., simply cgmpounis is severity No
ourslar recommends his craft"
eh Every iyn, onee In while. you run across a
lars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
TonxoriaIry Speaking.


Absalom now, no was n fellow with long
hai.. and so was this guy Samson, the Denp-
sey OF his day
Absalom was son OF one OF the most prom
insnt kings OF the days when kings counted.
He was getting along nne. running thing
his own way. until his hair caught In a tree.
Jerking him from his mule wnereupon Joab.
who had 1T In for him. pushed a javelin three
perfectly unconscious. being dead
Dtmpsey-that is. Samson-was the strong
est man In the circus with hs hair long.
but when a lady friend with a grudge cut IL
OH he went all to the bad and never did como
BACK. On account OF what long hair does 10
men barbering became popular. and long
haired men never amounted to much since
until short-haired women became active and
now look ut Congress. Full OF EN-!
Short-haired men popular and bald
headed men are the real thing, being esn.-
e!a!E protected by Providence: as instance
E!Dah the prophet. Some kids called him n
5a!dhead.' and right there n she bear came
OUT OF tho woods and ate forty-two OF them.
showing how much she-bear can hold when
She tries
AS for US. we're frankly, brazenIy. almost
oHenSively bald. It's habit. And we hate I O
rec poatics and economics and information Al
ro''c'es getting all tied up BY nen who have
20 wear side-combs anu women who wo,,,d
RAISE "hiskers II they could. It's opposed Ia
me rational Il isn't human; It's a peryersion
o. sex We'd Ike to see good old IA sh;oned
government OF two-hstcd He-thines who
spehk BARITONE and aren't above ohewInp n
cloves. H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
DIRECTOR BARNES CALLS
MEETING OF GRAIN MEN
VIII Devise Means OF Facing In
dustrial Chaos Looming as
Train Corporation Ends.
Ipy Assoclntod prna. 4

o,H MnSHlNGToN. May 13.-cabinet
tbe fns amen members n OF Congress- and
and railroad o GGSommerso Commission
vted by Julius II. Barnes. president
Or the United States Grain CORPORA
ion, 70 confer with him here on May
situation resulting from the termi-
nmnloh OF the grain corporation on
The approaching termination OF
OF the Grain Corporation, rcouires
most earnest consideration" said Mr'
n tnanni hmericn's grain marketing
Formerly depended on the security
anordcd by hedging transactlons i'm
the great grain markets." tho wheat
director continued.
These hedging markets will NOT
De reinstatcd because Of present hoz-
ARDS. Tho disorganization Of Europo
FORCES the purchase OF their bread
stead Of through private merchants
whose thousands of differing opin-
IONS introduced L measure of cushion
sl x,eeS Ma pFise Of 1oS
manufacturing traders. bankers and
producers discussed this situation,
country and tho resulting possible
agriculture generalization.
s, Sahnot race termination or my
0Ince OF wheat director without
bringing these conditions to the at
lentlon or those who may doviso
steps Tor their correction. These dIf-
nculticS center about Inadequate
and disturbed credits
resulting In widening trade margins
poss ibly suspendIng the producers'
market entirely from time TO time.
No over emphasis in my Judgment
can possibly be laid on tho need OF
some corrective step"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

+ II the Democrats are disturbed over the
poor prospects for party harmony. the Re
publicans are positively lugubrious over
their own plight. Ordinarily they would be
rejoicing noisily because of the divergence
OF the ways of Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Hrvon
but they are too deeply cngrosscd in NOR
Owl troubles. The Old Guard, controlling
the national committee, is determined to de-
clare the party in favor OF the peace treaty
with the Lodge reservations Borah. Leader
OF 1.-The irrcconcilables, threatens to bol,
taking the lusty Hiram Johnson candidacy
with him, If the treaty IS not utterly con-
demned. That. indeed. would be split
beside which the one in the Democratic
ranks would be only a rift. Wherefore the
lack of jubilancy on the part Of the G. O p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
MINIATURE AL.NrANAC.
MERCHANT MARINE BILL IS
CALLED HNELASTIC' BY EDGE
Now Jersey Scnator objects to Pro-
NSion" Contained In shipping
STcaSurc.
fBy Associated prcss.I

f'PV '"SVNtfRUU
WASHINGTON. May 13.-Thc mer-
Shant marine bill. ms amended by tho
SSsnate Commerce Committee. wNs
Ken up by the Senate today ans
was attacked by Senator Edge. Re :
publican. Now Jersey, as "Ineina-
t'c' and copper rivcted."
without debate the Senate tenta-
lively adopted the committee amend
Incnts providing for reduced rail
Ireisht rates on exports and Imports,
Providing they are transported 10 or
Tom This country In American shipb.
Advocates of tho provision said Il
was similar to plans used by Ger
.nhny ana Japan in building up their
merchant marine
Another committee amendment,
txempting marine insurance pools
from the provision OF the antitrust
hcts, also vas accepted. without diH-
cussion and without record vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
ALBANY Law STUDENTS
MAINTAIN THEIR STAND
strike Which B-gnn M Protest
against Reinstatement Of Member
In SIN In Effect

AI,nANIvpy AssoeIated rress.I,
.str!ke" OF tho. esq students OF the
Albany Law School was still I'm et-
feet today "
The application OF the law school
70 nave vacated the temporary In
junction obtained by jacob M. Col
denkon, student. recently cxpeIind
from the, school for alleged Social.
,stlc tennencies." was argued before
me appellate division OF the Supreme
Ing. ''''i
The Strike" of the students he
Shme eNectiVe yesterday when Col
Studies under the temporary ,Injunc-
lion restraining officials of the school
from interfering with him in the
pursuit or his course OF instruction"
me entire student body marched
from the building in protest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
SEEK INJUNCTION AGAINST
ALLEGED LABOR AGiTATORS
southern Pacific Stennshfp COMPANY
Asks Restraining Further Actions
OF Alleged Intimidntors.
IBy Associated Press. I


NEW ORLEANS. May l3.-E.lcven
alleged labor agitators wcre ordered
by Judge Foster In tho United States
District Court late today TO sho W
cause Friday why an Injunction re-
atraining them from interfering with
longshoremen employed by the South
ern Pacific Steamship Company
should not no granted.
The Southern Pacific Steamship
Company took this step in an effort
to break the long standing strike OF
coastwisc lonGshoremcn which has
more or less tied up coastwisc ship
ping here for several weeks.
In Its petition tho steamship COM
pany names the eleven men charging
that they and others have intimidated
all lahorers employed to load or un-
load the ships and have driven them
from the work causing delay in sail
inES Of ships TO New York and Cuba
and causing loss OF $1,000 per day.
The company also reserves the right
to "implead divers and other persons
whose names Mt present are un-
known"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
EK&a.

EEHa.
When eggs are freshly laid. right thon
Is when l love them most
Poached to turn with whitcnod crest,
On gently colorcd toast.
And when an egg OF doubtful ago
For my repast Is COPIED,
J like it fried. on one side fried.
Then on tho other Topped.
A little moro OF age. and then
SO much the moro on guard,
i always like them beaten up
And scrambled good and hard.
And then there is an age at which
Tho egg begins to pail
. give it back to the Setting Hen,
And not 10 mo Mt all!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
when Mother Was a Girl.


My Mother says when she was just
my age
She always did what she was told
She never sulked. nor stamped her
feet with rage
Or think her memory must be bad.
Don't your
At breakfast tlme her hair was al.
ways brushed.
Her face and mock and ears yyera
clean and sweet;
But when you oversleep you arc ton
rushed
To make yourself so very. verv
neat!
She says of course she loved Grimn,s
Fairy Tales,
But Thought geography was Just as
She really loved to practice chords
and scales!
She never ran away from dogs and
mice! Oil"
She says they never SPANKED her
more than once
For making Just the same mistaka
Iike mob
But Ii that's so. why am such n
Her memory must be bad, It seems
Mario L Bslinton. in N. Y. Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
JUDGE GARY IS HONORED
BY ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
Ii Created Grand Omcer OF Crown OF
Italy for Mcritorfous
War Service.
tby Universal Servicc.l

Gary. who has village In Indiana
named after him, Will be entitled
henccforth to appear at ceremonial
banqucts with n broad sash of Grim
son edged with crminc around his
brcast. extending from his right
shoulder TO tho LEFT Of his waist.
He has just been created n grand
oificer OF the crown OF Italy. one OF
the highest awards In the Italian
governments giving for "mer!torious
war scrYiccp."
James a. Farrell. another American
Steel magnatc. has been made n
knight commander OF tho same or
dor. along with William II. woodiin.
Andrew Fletcher and J.. w. Wiltshire,
all American business men.