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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
FORMER CROWN PRINCE
HAS NO DESIRE TO RETURN
E1-< niser object. to Guard watching
Him SO Closely When Walking In
Harden.
by Associated P..ss.1

by Associated Pyccs)
WIERINGEN. HOLLAND March 81.
Former Crown Prince Frederick VIII
liam, OF Germany. beyond the state
ment that he has no desire TO return
70 Germany at this time. has given no
pledge 10 The Dutch government either
with regard to an attempt to escape
from Wieringen, or participation IN
politics. according TO one who Is close.
is in touch with him.
The government. however. is evil
IDENTIFY satisfied with conditions here,
boat withdrew and FredericE William
ia absolutely unguardcd and free 10
move about tho Island At will.
The constant pacing OF the sentinel
he walked In the Benttnck castle gar
den so annoyed the one-time German
ruler that on several occasions he told
the guard not TO follow him SO close
". but TO stay out OF sight.
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NEGOTIATE TO PROVIDE
NEW SCHEME FOR CREDIT
Efforts VIII he Made to RehnbiIitate
Austria and Central Euro
mean States,

PARIS, March 21.-Important neso-
,iations are going on at present and
have been in progress for some time
between allied representatives and th3
neutral government OF Switzerland
Holland and the Scandinavian coun-
tries with the view OF participation by
credits. with the object Of securing the
financial and economic rehabilitation
OF Austria and other central European
states, it was learned today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
MONDAY. MARCH 20, 800.

hos long will the several States submit
- The interference III thcir purely domestic
-iars on the part OF the Federal ad mnistra-
Ian? There is not State wherein the auf-
jrt.cc battle has ragged that members oc the
administration nave not used the power and
!scestigs Of their high positions III an EFFORT
. iniu1uce the action us the Legislature. 50
:untinuous ana persistent has been their
campaigning that rne wonders What time they
!;.y" mad for tHe performance OF tho duties
,ceir Office; are popularity supposed 10 re
luire. Delaware is the latest example OF the
oiiquty OF these nro-suffraEc Cabinet mem
0eca. Baker, Palmcr. Houston and Daniels
joining openly in the lobby for the ratica-
ton OF the amendment. Il is useless. OF
course, 10 intimate that tho head OF the ad-
'uinistration should request them to refrain
from their unscemly cam paigning, FOR il is
remembered that il was he who set the ex-
ample ami &c is as guilt as they. But it is
-oiGething new III the American political
scheme, AMI the resentnlc ut that has been
aronscd is likely TO find its vent at tie polls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
WOMEN VOTE AT MANILA
Participate In Philippine Island Pri-
mary To Select Delegates for
the First Time.
Inv Associatel pre,s.1

IIIE NtSOCIateu I'reSS.I
MANILA. March 2l.--WoniOn voted
yesterday at the Democratic primary in
gates To the Territorial convention In
April. when six delegates TO tho ra-
tional convention will be chosen. L,
was tho FIRST time women had partici-
pated in II primary here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
DREADN0UGHTs IN SIGHT
sultan Isxues Elaboration to Pursue
Usual Vacations Regardless
of Occupatfon.
IBY Associated Prcsq.

icy Associated PrrssI
ONSTANTINOPLE, March 21.--The
passing Of the Sultan's power IS GRIM
ly evidenced by the. long line OF Brit
ish dreadnoughts IN the BoSDorls,
but 1t il apparent most OF the Turks
refuse to accept this evidence.
The sultan issued All cXhortation
to his subjects yesterday to pursue
their usual vocations in peace, regard
less OF foreign occupntion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
LABOR BUREAU MEETS
PInn VIII be Presented for Organizing
Governing Body and Providing
Budget.
fly Associated Prcss.J

fDy Associated PrcssJ
LONDON. March 21.--Thc governing
body Of the international Labor Blu
reau, created by tho league OF nations.
tee room in tho House Of Lords Mon
day. undor the leadership. OF Albert
Thomas. directorgcneral OF the inter-
national labor organization. who will
present a plan for organizing the gov
erning body and for providing its bud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

There Is sufficient parallel between The
cases OF the Lusitauit and tho Impcrator TO
convince the least transporting that German
minds conniyed ~ the destruction OF both.
u'i: before America entered the war, one long
citer hostilties had ceased. With tie Lusi-
t.nia, the attempt vas successful, as history
through the coming centuries will tell; with
Ike lmpeca,or, the former German leviathan
the attempt almost succeeded. In each
Instance passengers received mysterious
warnings not 10 sail aboard the vessel. tina;
'.angcr imucndcd. In both. tho warnings
proved only too well founded. That tho
iAperator did not follow the Iusitan!a 10
me bottom, after lying helpless for three
days. scoms 10 have been due only to a com
,nation 81 good luck and desperate work on
iic par, Of officers and crew It may be
hat investigation will prove otherwise. but
Gn;ii il does jhe public Will believe that Ger
;ran chugTin ~ seeing the famous liner plying
!ii-er The coiorS of an enemy nation and Il
desire for revenge We're directly responsible
inr It's nchr-disastcr. II should serve as a
"arning =. exclude risdiy from the crews OF
.t!Gercan END nlicd ships that once few the
Eerihan haG. every person OF German eItrac-
f-on or sympathy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

the lo"l"er speaker 81 tn, House has
nIea notice 10 the Democrats Of Georgia;
INA! he vii. 10; soeis their suppor for tho
Democratic presidertia! nomination but Will
Aoiu himself subject 10 party service ie the
isai Fc2nciSco convention should deem him
the bost-htted nam 70 taAc NJ tho par:v
.andara in the coming contest In th;s
GaT,icuiar the attitude OF Mr. Clark IS SINH
sr to that of William c. Mc.aGo Who IS
declining delegation commitments IN hi, be-
A&!.. Although the former Speaker has been a
party factor in Democratic councils for two
generations and actually received inajorit,
- Totes caht IN the Halt.:rurc convention l.
! jbricrs to most oi his friends that me
would not make the strongest candidate this
:caY whom the Democrats could nominate
Ills advanced age Is against him. Certain OF
!.s Affiliations arc asa!ns, Iia. and his
record during tnc early stages oil the war i
not such az 10 commend MIN 10 ire upstinC-
ing AMefjcanism oi today. At shat the Mis-
5oilian Is : good AID n;alwart Democrat and
!"any :.ar;J leaders disappointed that he
has 80 c.aphat!c:iy declined u become a
c.hd.L@tc 20: tnc United States 3aLate. once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

As the McXicans acquire the methods Of
our civilization. We may look TO them
begin TO posi- on their stock exchanges quota
tons OF prices for interests H. the prospec-
tive ransoms Of captured Americans
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Voice Of the People

i|etters aHst give tho name ana aaareus Of
requests. 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

As an illustration OF CELEBRITY the chang
ing OF the feminine mind j. nowhere com
pared with The changing Of Gcrmanc gov
ernMcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

belioid the alIurinG power 81 womanhood
"hch draws West Virginia state Senator to
junction ~ hauling hin, In Il special train,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER

Write.
Why do l write? Why do burn
me midnight oil, Tor such return
AS sordid compensation means
fof meat and bread, for pork and beans?
why do snatch that brilliant stur
From whore the consultations are
twist IT Into Il written line
ana call the doSgoncd poem mine?
Why do write?
why do write these linlping lines
Why sing OF prunes and columbines
AND fresh-laid cgss. und loves sweet hour
IN some sweet. shrinking sylvan bower?
Why do write"
Why do 1 pen indifferent views
OF angles OF the hating Muse,
Leap worlds TO catch the fever lying
Ichind the clouds, vast and undying"
Why do sit beside some bed
Where lies an invaiids bandascd head
ana sock TO comfort him. as might
one who out >w!th him last night"
Why dc write?
Why do / rave Of things that lie
Behind that huge. t-ansluscent sky
And seek to find the Poets way
OF saving what ono has 10 say?
Why do ! dress. bedecls the rose,
Trim baby skirts paint some blue nose,
Sing rnott!ed songs OF ilk-clothed limbs
O- lead the tunc on morbid hymns?
Why do ! write?
Who digs ditch, why. does he dag?
His task 10 him Is quite as big
AS mine; ana mine us big as his'n-
Each III his own prcdestined prison
strains at !g gives. and gives yell
With equal zcst, a. II. e. L.
That's why nc digs, that's why I write.
And we should worry: so-EoodniEht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
7 W isk.

wish.
pevoutiy, I might so
And fish
Where streams lazy, slow,
~ ripping. si:G IT, & shadows whc:e the trout
Dart in ana out. uD, down and in and out;
! pray
That may break these bonds
And play
on mountain streams, or ponds
And inland lakes. where iu-kinE IN the grass
My bait s,,a!! lure some game, some wary bass.
Man made the concrete piles shat
stand SO lone,
80 cold, forb;ddins d. SO unsympnthet4c.
they
Haze no, ,hlns in common with a summer
day.
Md cannot hcar. and have no soul, nor can
rncy ada ecant stature to the SOU! OF Man.
out there Out where the puppies IN the
sod
Gods ia his heaven. snd my soul is Cod! :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
REGRET EXPRESSED BY
BOLIVIA OVER ATTACKS
United States Alleged to Have
Charged Chile With Urging
Bolivia to. Extreme Measures.
10y Associated Press.

SS,f
BCl:NOS AIRES. March 1a.-The 10.
livian Charge d affpircs at Lima liza,
visited Chancellor Porras and expressed
In the name Of his government regret
! Tor the manifestation against Peruvian,
In Bolivia. according to dispatch Tn
La Nacion from Lima The charrc
stated that the Bolivian governments
would punish the authors of iii. demon
! STATIONS. Chancellor Porras, tho dis.
patch adds. convened the Chamber OF
Deputies to notify ii that satisfaction
| hhd been given by Bolivia.
dispatch from LA l'aa says that ms
president OF bolivia also has EXPRESSED
MS regrets TO the Peruvian legation
there for the attacks on pcruyinns
Santiago adviccs attribute to Perm
Ile initiative for Intervention by the
w Hn,Gd s,p,es AMI IN I an9 eontroversy be-
70 La l'rcnsa refers TO a notc sem ny
Chancellor Porras TO the United states
have said that Chile was urging 30.
m ,,sia 20 aG Gxtreme measures The dis
has taken seriously the communicative
:" Chancellor Porras. since American
.AnbaSsador shea has conferrcd with
lations."
Il is reported Ambassador Shea pre-
Of Chancellor Porras' message TO the
United states government aud tl,e
i'"rciSh -h:hlStcr ucHi"h the truth Of ;ts
contents. -
Advic.s FROM la raz say that the a.
,achs by boiivians upon peruvians in
oruro yesterday resulted from indig
nation caused d" an attack on a EuIe
'ivian army ot,icor by Peruvian rc.i-
dents.
Office here, that Argentina is wntchiiE
tii" situation closely in the intnrcsts
% va. s"n, Ire Am%r',an reaec The belief
t.hGn by tho Cnitcd States would PROT
ably scTv" % prevent hostilitics hut
u was said Argentina was ready 10
Eoy.n has conferred with tho rnembc-s
OF the Cabinet concerning ,Gc situati0m'
Intense Interest Rampant.
iio DE JANEIRO, MarcG .i.-pis-
patches dealing with the dispute L.
.wsen holivia ana Peru ever the qucs-
ing intcasc Interest in cniciai and
diplomatic circles here.
Aiejandro Garland. Jr.. Peruvian
.harse d. affairs, gave :, statement to
the press t"day declaring that peru.
s was thra4'sn"d, tins reported
Peruvian sover,,mantal anu IL bu sIlnss
representatives.. The charge also nrn.
scnted 70 the Foreign Ot'ico copies OF
'cieEranih relating 'hc latest incidents
The Associated Press learns from "a
rious oniGia.s That IN. Foreign Office
Brazilian representatives OF the GOV
crnlnents Of Peru. Bolivia. Chile and
Argentina.
BFazil will iirialy assist the United
states III its Efforts To prevent hostii-
ues Il Is understood that Argentine
maintenance OF peace
II Was said 10 be likely that am
uassadors Ia tho United states or The
various countries Interested would soon
be- called into conference at Washing
ton |" decide on course Of action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

Her! kapp, haatcnigg 10 Berlin 10 re-
ea;nbiish jua:er rulc, muGl have met him
20! co!ninG back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
Decd

And said 10 my Wife," said Jones. nr.niy-
flow did II Ell como out?"
OH. VIC compromised by adopting hes sus-
scsticn."
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Orchestral Sste.

Orchestral Nste.
Hey there!" shouted tho angry band leader.
WHAT'S the matter with that cornet?"
L don't know" said the player az
haven't been able 20 make this horn go on a
TOO. right since last summer"
.Notc Booze Joke No. 1885,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

There 4 few more than one hundred mil
lion different points OF view in the United
states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
Charcoal EpA.. Daily r.oasAt.

Mt don make . Bit O. difunGe furs kin
see, said Charcoal Eph. IN a~ruInnative mood
"cf wmmen votes crn dcy don't. Men amt
sech heap o. bosses anyhow. 'cept when dey
aint home. Try cake M!stuh jackson"
It's twice as far back as It was going when 4
girls ~ the other end OF the walk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

I}:I Randolph 1.
t'-iyatc Brunch t.Scha nge
c"nnectinS With I'LL depart
flcntS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

BRANCH OffiCES: Wash
inrfun. i4l0 New York Ave-
uur; New SoI3i City, ttfth
Avenue BuliuIne: chicago.
:'nh.s.irlphIil ,cOionial irues
IiuiittlnC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

Address ALL COaIMUNiCA-
TiONS 10 The Tinfes- ID s-
nutcn. lDu not t1 individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

day In the yoar at 10 snutli Eenih
Va, by The 3fmcs- Dis patch Pub
Chsrixs L.. uAs0rVok. Editor and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
Watching the Score Board

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
Buster Mails, the Indians left
handed recruit pitcher, evened VI
the series with the White Sox by
holding them to three hits and win.
ming. TO 0.
Babe Ruth's fftieth home run failed
to win for the Yankees and they lost
the first of twin bill to the Sena-
tors, 8 to 1, but Babes fifty-frst
clout In the second game gave the
Yankees the victory, to i.
Enzmann's triple with the bases
crowded in the fourth inning netted
the Phiilies enough runs to win from
the Braves, S to 2.
Perkins and Dugan came through
with doubles In the ninth and gave
the Athletics the winning run. 10 to
9. in their game with the Red Sox.
The Tigers took a slug fest from
the Browns, Is to 8, despite two
home runs by Babydoll Jacobson,
Brown center fielder
George Sisler damned out two
triples.
: The Pirates chased eight runs
across In the second inning of their
game with the Cardinals and won, u
to Z.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
" Frank Keenon IN his newest and

only. Frank Keenon IN his newest and
most powerful dramatic screen
triumph, The Master Man." Also a
new Rolin poppy comedy.
Don't go to see the picture that is
coming to the Hippodrome if you are
a fan who Graves melodrama-i you
revel in buckets of baood-if you
must have cur-r-rses and crashes and
hairbreadth escapes with your screen
fare. Why? Because, The House
OF Toys" is just an intensely vivid.
intimate panorama of married life,
In which love. faith and sympathy
combat cynicism, encouragement and
discomfort. A strongly emotional
play it is, with a wonderful moral for
those with eyes to see and hearts
to receive its lesson. 1t is play
that win bring happiness and under
standing into many home over
which now hovers the grim shadow
of divorce. 1t is play for every
wife and mother-for every engaged
girl-and for their husbands and sons
and frances as we'll
Also a delightful two-act comedy.
"A Villains Broken Heart tomorrow
and Monday. Regular prices Come
early.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
VENNING BENEFIT
CAME TOMORROW
keokuk Concert Band VIII PAY and
keokuk and Hamilton Win Stag.
Baseball Game AZ keokEs
Park
PROCEEDS FOB PLAYER
Vennina Was Injured When lie Broke
an Ankle Sliding 70 Second in
the Game At Bur
ilngtor-

The benefit baseball game tomorrow
afternoon between Reok1k and Ham
ilton for Roy venning. injured snort
stop of the keokuk Indians viii be J.
real affair, and will have ar The trim
mings that the fans ento- The Kao-
kuk Concert band has donated irg
services and will play a concert a. the
ball park commencing at two o'clock.
Venning was injured AZ Burlington
some time ago when he slid INFO sec
ond base, and fractured an ankle IN
doing so He was taken u the hos.
pital and recently 10 his broc hers
home The fans and the rean have
been interested in his recovery. and
the benefit tomorrow was plannd With
the view 20 showing in some MEASURE
the appreciation OF the local people
Roy VenDing came into the team
at time when We needed him. and he
played consistent balI." one Of his
teammates said today. rs the least
we can do to play the benefit and I'm
sure the fans will be with us, and will
turn out al the game tomorrow"
The Hamilton team is coming to
Keokuk for very little expense money
so that practically the entire receipts
will go into the purse that will be pre-
sented to Nenning after the game
Keokuk fans are not going to forget
that Nenning helped fill a gap when
every game counted
Mekemsen will present practically
the entire Hamilton Iowa league team.
and the locals will have it's lineup
ABOUT the same as in the regular sea
son good game is assured, and the
added attraction of Bowers Keokuk
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
FOOTBALL GAME
WITH QUINCY
keokuk Team Plays Gen, cityans This
Afternoon in Weather That Is
Fitted Better for Baseball
Than Football.

In weather that is better fitted for
baseball than football the eIevens of
Keokuk high and Quincy high met In
the second local game of the season
this afternoon. The game was called
at three o'clock.
Considerable added interest In the
game comes from the fact that Coach
Applebee. formerly of Keokuk, Is
now plotting the Quincy team. He
was to bring twenty-five men with
him, according to the Quincy papers.
Wells is referee, Holltngsworh
umpire and Buck. head lfnesman for
the game today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25

one big ten mentor to show his hand
today.
The Hoosier varsity is every bit
as strong as it was toward the close
of last season. according to reports
from Bloomington. and should have
little trouble piling up big sore.
A line on the strength of the Michi-
gan Aggies can be obtained from the
size of the score they are able to
accumulate in their game with kala-
mazoo at East Lansing
Other games in the midwest In
GUIDED:
Coe and Iowa Teachers at Cedar
Rapids.
Western Reserve and Toledo, at
Cleveland.
ST. Louis and Cape Girardeau, at
ST. Louis.
Haskell institute and Baker at
Lawrence.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
WANDERER
GOES TO TRIAL
Charged With Numbering GIr'-Whe
and Killing Ragged Stranger
Hired to Stage Fake
Hold-up.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25-Charged witt
numbering his girl-wffe of year anC
of shaving ragged stranger whom
he lis alleged to have hired to stage
a fake holdup so he could kill his
wife. Carl Wanderer, ex-army lieuten
ant. is scheduled to go on trial for
his life here October T.
F! The Wanderer case was given ma
ton wide publicity because of the
mystery attached to It. Wanderer,
just out Of the army. was working in
his fathers butcher shop. One night
according to the first story he told
police. he returned home with his
wife TO find ragged dressed stranger
standing In the vestibule of their
home. The ragged stranger" police
said Wanderer told them, ordered
them to throw up their hands.
Wanderer stated it was dark in the
vestibule Instead of complying with
the strangers demand, Wanderer
fred When the police arrived they
found the young wife and the alleged
holdup man dead.
Wanderer for time convinced the
police that ne was telling the truth
until they traced the ownership Of
the pistol used by the ragged stran-
GER 1t was found that the revolver
had originally been sold to Wan
derer.
After a grue1ling cross examination
wanderer is alleged to have. con
fessed to States Attorney Maclay
Hoyne that he had killed both He
killed his wife, about to become a
mother, because. according 10 the al
legged confession, he was tired of
civilian life and wanted TO get back
In the army.
ITS a softer life in the army" he
told interviewers.
10 killed the tagged stranger"
the alleged confession stated, because
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25

| he wanted to- prevent any double
crossing"
According 10 the story police say
Wanderer told them, he hired the
ragged stranger" In West Madison
street lodging house for three doi-
lars. To date his body has not been
identified, though 1t has been lying
in the county morgue for many
months.
Following the alleged confession
Wanderer stated he didn't care whai
happened to him. He said his mlIlu
was at rest and he was ready for inc
walk to the gallows.
The state plans TO demand that rs
be hung.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
is
KICKED OFF
Season Opens Today With Few IN
important Games, Big Ten Con-
tests Being Played Next
Saturday,

TINTED Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO. Sept 25.-Football kickt
ed off today with a rather feeble
boot in the midwest.
With the exception OF few IN
important local games. the opentng
If the season saw little activity.
Nearly ali big ten coaches were keep
ing their hopefuls under cover for the
mig sbov. which starts a week from
today.
Indiana, which made great show.
ing toward the close Of last season,
especiaily in its game with syria
cuee. was 10 meet its ancient hoosier
rival. Franklin college at Blooming
ton today. Jumbo Steihm was the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
coveleskle 70 Pitch

UNITED Press Leased Wire Se-ice !
CLEVELAND Ohio. Sept IS
Stanley Coveleskie viii probably ~
his hand at tanning the White Soz
today when Gleason's men meet the
Indians For the last game of the
little world series
Williams or Cicotte will face the
Indians today. Il was expected the
latter will pitch.
The sky was hay this nornirg
but the sun was shining and the