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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
BRITISH PROVIDE NO NEW
WARSHIP CONSTRUCTION
POSTWAR Fleet In Full Commission
includen l0 DnttIcxhIps and
Battle Cruisers.
fBy Assoclated Press

10
WASHINGTON. March I9.-British
naval estimates for 1920-oI provide for
no new warship construction, il wae
stated today at the British embassy.
and provision is made for a post-war
teen battlcships. four battle cruisers,
thirty eight light cruisers, with de-
ton.
Republican leaders in the House
virtually have decided against author
izins any Few American warships this
year, bat the pending naval appropria-
ton bill carries funds for Continuing
work on the twelve supcrdread.
thoughts. six battle cruisers and a mum
Der Of destroyers, submarines and
other small craft now under construc-
ton.
The British post war neet, as de.
scribcd In the embassy's ANNOUNCE
ment. will be consde rably larger than
the combined American Atlantic and
racide Fleets. which, constitute the
second greatest naval lighting force
IN tho world. In the two American
Fleets. IS At present constituted, arc
hftccn trst-class battlcships, no bal
tic, cruisers, eleven armorcd cruisers
and prCportionatc number OF DESTROY
ers and submarines. as well as few
light c.uisCrs and second line battlc-
ships.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Henry Says TITS Too.
copyright. 1920 by National Newspaper service.)


6, Letter purportng to be from ono Henry
You arc always writing that thore Is no
thai, sse s0 eG 9a ar pe9pe
son diseases. spread from person to per-
'Asa it IS easy n
severe exposure gets. his feet wet and sits about
we What Sh he 'n % S ss
s m anS ne YOU'D out m i
II cold wss,hsT Persons often take cold WIEN sd
sp 5ea SSd before Ste hss
a ESQ, catch cold by sitting in draft being
Washing ana become sweay IN n nos d s,enmS
%o by sSng SS to
tWorkmen. riding home in the cool evening in
Without coat Often Catch eoid roasy t aRe
ms phase OF the subject up and write about
in There here is no way Of showing what
health by sudden atera lions Of surface tenn
R n tbs nS or circulation cold
one nay Is sle aa0p nna oby S9mpa ain Of
or OHIO s, nags mnff Som msy
s essr The cause OF the soreness or lame
material rcdue;s 81 co s sssnl0" NOT OF
e sa ss e Or Tic
f bT PeFnpTa,0n In passive that
lar suddenly ~ chiiPed and ne
knows who has evsr ,oyea
Turkish bath. "'n ''o
INA Az Pion O'9e5 f ;as,
poSure ex post facto in the exceptional coin
n h after
OF any Importance, how are TO account for
the illness fails to ma,e-iazo after tho fan aas
crank snr On 15sSy z ad% am ssomstsns
sompromse mis- subject save BY the ee old nd
posnSs n of the the Either
contributing faeioT such diseases as peeo OF
rrepiratory infections or it is not. maintain
that exposure has nothing whatever to do with
TO produce any proof. meaning Scientific evil
w ce rs es sud 9Gs M
porsture or any weather climatic condition
hs4 ~ he to such disease is fair 70
and RESEARCH workers have carried out expert
lions do predspose in some way to I respiratory
disease. but In no instance has the result Of
o sas PC ba as 70 e
-, certainly feel sorry for any one who wor
health is concerned.
aae.tion. and Answers.
thing TO use in the house as, a ny poison Yet
Which VI! not be dangerous for children: We
nave N fe~ hies camping with us this win
Answer castor oil containing a little sugar
and in a few minutes they die The poisonous
effect Of the castor oil may be made almost in
each thirty drops OF castor oil, and this would
s" co r. da N sbo Is (; 70 - nan
jul. tea or coffee. j. Ihave drunk about six
am beginning to like il, since they serve moth
ing else to speak of in most restaurants. How
me- &C. Nj - % ''' s0ou i''
Answer-For the majority of adults coffee
TO health If taken in Moderation. as beveraEes
and and not as washes TO worry down unmasticatcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Sunshine, Mimi, in Eclipse

has not been many weeks since the clever
press agents OF the Frank o. Lowden pres
idcntia! campaign spread before a sympa-
lheiic public the story Of Sunshine. Minnesota
lhey told OF the obscure little village which
had come suddenly upon the political map OF
the world as the birthplace of the great Gov
crnor OF Illinois the peerless leader of count
less Republican lcgons, and the man. self
MADE "ho before the end Of another year
you'd occupy the historic White House II
was an Affecting tale 1t was embe]ished
with all the absorbing detail The old black
smith shop where the boy Frank watched the
sparks fly from the anvil of the brawpy
Snithy was pictured, the gray cottages, the
store AT the crossroads. and the old-timers
seated about tho hoSpiablc stove telling each
other OF the smariness Of young Frank
on Top OF ali This came the glowing claim
mat Minnesota. the home State OF the Illinois
executive. in her pride and glory, would send
solid delegation OF stalwart citizens TO the
chicago convention instructed TO vote first
last and all the time for Frank O. I,owden
NO thought was entertained that serious on
position would fntrude itself upon the scene.
MI was set for Lowden demonstration
Minnesota would support her own as a
mother stands by her young, even unto death
itself
But something happened What il was
nobody has yet been able 10 explain Mimi
csotahS went wrong. \ certain Leonard
WOOD thrust himself into their politics and
~ ms hces came IA certain Hiram Johnson
i'elr names appeared on the primary ticket
"iohs with that Of the hero OF Sunshine. And
when the ballots were counted Il was found
10 the amazement and modification or nj,
Sood lowdenitcs that the intruders had RIM
miles ahead OF The native son. Wood stood
hrs', johnson second and somewhere down
the list stood Frank 0. And now all is sad
ness ana mourning in Sunshine. There is
Grape upon every door The good folks of
,he village lee! shamed Their fellow citizens
have rcpudiated the son Of their soi, Thav
have gone off after false gods. and the only
balm that comes to their dishea rtened sonls
Is the echo of the Republican convention far
away in Roanoke, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
ALLEGED DRAFT EVADERS
FACE CONSPIRACY CHARGES
Furnished Arms and Ammunition IN
Warning lnqul Indians of Mex
leo, Is Claim.
lBy Associated Prcss.l


Aqua PRIETA. SONORA. March
i?.-Edward Fillmore and Herman
subway. alleged American draft cvad-
ers, have been ordered removed froH,
Hermosillo TO Mexico City. 10 face
charges OF conspirinG 10 furnish arms
ana ammunition to warning Yauui In :
dams according to official adviccs re-
oeivcd here today from iicrmosillo.
The 'No who gave New Fork CITY
as tGelE nome. were arrested last week
nea- the state line of Chihuahua tv
Mn:ic2n government secret service
agents. They had. the advices said.
two automobiles loaded with ammuni,
ton. The prisoners wero quoted az
saying The ammunition was turned
over 10 them on the west coast or
Mexico. for delivery at a designated
spot on the Sonora chihuahua line TO
agents oil Francisco Villa and Felix
DiaX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Lines on tho virEi. M.ry.

~, Lines ON the Virgin Mary.
oh! had l fafth, as In the days gone
That knew no doubt. and feared no
This is indeed the blessed Mary's
Virgin and and Mother of our dear Re-
All hearts are touched and softened at
Alike the bandit with tho blood.stained
The priest tho prince. the scholar, and
the peasant,
The man Of deeds. tho visionary
Fay homage to her as one evar pres.
And even as children. who h.ra ,,,
a too. indulgent Father. in great
shame, " S'e"'
PenitG aeI;as and yet not daring una,-
To 60 into His presence. at ne
Speak with their sister. and conadns
TIL she goes in before and inter-
So men. repentins OF their evil
And yet not venturins rashly to draw
near ~
with their requests an angry Fathers
ear,
Offer to her their prayers and tbtir
confession.
And she for them in Heaven make.
intercession,
And, il our faith had given no ro,h
ing moro
Than this example OF all woman.
So mild. so merciful. so strong. so
good.
So patient. peacefcl. loyal. loving.
pure,
This were enough to prove 1t higher
and trucr
Than all the creeds tho world Ind
known before.
Henry W. Lonsfellow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
AMERICA demonstrates
AGAINST ACTION OF ALLIES
Effort to Seize German Citizens
interests in Foreign Lands
Meets Objection.
rfiy Associated p-e.,I

MASu1NGT0N. March ls.-"strons
.,einonstrance have been made by the
Of the Allied Rcparutions Commisa;o,
mat under tho peace treaty. sale OF Ger
,ain German property In neutral com.
satisfy tho initial payment Of Tho Co
man indemnity.
Under Secretary Polk. of tho St.to
1p9e eppar,' writing. today to senator
further protest" was in preparation nv,
such s.oG. -. a eonstruction OF the treaty was
exchanged between Germany ana ,In
allied powers.
Wants South American Intercsts.
Mr.. Poik's letter was i'm response to
an Inquiry by Senator Henderson re.
requested that German property and
all the rights of German citizens IN
electrical enterprises in South America
be taken over by the commission and
subsequently transferred to Great
Britain as part OF the Indemnity due
1t by Germany.
MIR. Polk said the State Department
had no inform ation az TO this. but added:
There has been received, however, cor.
your inquiry to the effect that the allied
governments represented on the Rcpa-
rations Commiss!on have advanced and
proyisionall% adopted a construction Of
Article 23o which would empower the
Hcpar lions Commission to demand
paS nc ano o by Ger Germany Of the initial
which tho Preparations Commis sIon NAV
desire; and in the exercise OF such
power the commission may require tho
sale or German property in neutral
countries at least II in the form of
credits or securities. Under such
power il is possible. tho sale to the
ties controlled by German corporate
enterprises in South America might
be required OF Germany.
Department Handicapped.
The department is endeavorinr un-
coming up for decision before the com
mission In order that any action OF The
commission which might be In deroga-
ton or American trade opportunities
should not pass unchallenced. Tho de-
partmcnt Is handicapped, however, in
that II has no right to demand such
Information. and this government, not
ercise the right 10 veto an interprctu-
ton OF tho commissions powers such az
contained in the construction OF Article
235 mentioned above.
NeEerthelesS, strong renlonstrance
mas been made and a further protest
Is in preparation on the ground that
the assumption and use OF such powers
construction; offers an opportunity 20
the governments dominating the Rcpa-
rattons Commission Indirectly to OK
crcise dangerous controlling influence
on private trade with Germany and in
cidcntally Is unwarrantcd by the terms
or the treaty and contrary to the spirI,
II not the letter OF the ohicial inter
powers before the signing OF the
treaty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Voice of the People
Letters must give the name and nddres. of
so requests.
nc.1fnE place nf c,r,.r n-..4.,

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.--ln answer 20 inquiry sent out bv M
a a; INC last resting place OF Carter. Braxton,
.iSner OF the Declaration OF Independence the
following interesting letter has been received
from MIS- Holt, the wife OF Judge Holt Of
stanton, Va: "
II have asked my husband 70 allow me to
reply TO your letter regarding the grave OF my
Grandfathcr Carter I5raxion regret I can
give none but traditional information ! vas
Mary Capcrton EraXton. from Chericoke on the
piamunNy Hiver; in King william County.
siisncr was buried in the family graveyard
thcrc--~undcr the pcriwinklc in tho old garden
and, many time at twilight my lingering
steps have been fastened through tho garden
Garter will kctch you CT you don come aionc )
about eight years ago my brother. Caperton
BraNton. removed the remains OF all our direct
people from Chericoke to beautiful spot in
moii.Woon. IN isichmond and not finding the
The state for any Information about his fina i
resting place, and left request when he died
that SHOULD i ever be found, it should be re-
moved TO Hollywood to under the montI-
ment. he had erected for the 'Chercokc Brax-
tons"
West Point, Va, March 49, 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

nl Anal S ssd snSfs 9 his song Of
an amendment to tho Constitution.
Trusts may be tyrannicai. but legislation.
competition and public sentiment can roach
them. sooner Or later. With tho sources Of
s"prss OF Gon a by thS the
tyranny more absolute and impresnaoie. With
grip fastened on every throat and In every
home. than the craft or cruelty of any despot
mas fas oeen able TO write In laws or establish in
who say they want the people to rule deafen
the PUBLIC ear with demands for just that kind
OF condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BIZ HENRY EDWARD WARMER

Waata.
l wanta play used to play
When was kid at school,
l wanta know that I mustn't. and then
l wGnta go break the rule!
i wanta fish where there Amt no fish
And swim when 1 shouldn't swim;
Ano wanta steal apples and break my neck
When fan from broken limb.
wanta trade last with girl know
When was 4 kid, do.
You tell ME what no said about
An I'll tell you one about you!"
L wanta feel foolish when Teacher says:
Your mother should cut your curls.
And for doing that. you take your books
And go over and sit with the Eirls."
I wanta wanta wanta 20
back
To the happiest daye because
IN weary OF having to do just So
And I'm weary OF Men and Laws
I'm weary OF working because l must
And tho buzz where the work bee hums
nj weary OF having TO work and wait
Till the comfort o. pay day comes!
80 wanta so back. and wanta be free
AS was when a kid;
L wanta do all the foolishness things
That wanted do. and did.
And YOU YOU may have this job of mine,
And all that the blamed job pays,
II you'n just send me back where ( wanta 90
When dream OF the happiest days!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
RIDING WHIP AND PHONE
OPERATOR ROUT TROOPS
Drisadter-Gencrnl nandloltz, WITH
emni stick md Ono American, Put
Two Companies To Flight,
10y Associated prc.

by .NSscCiatcd Prcs..'
WASHINGTON, March la-Bric+-
der General Harry IL. Bandholiz. FOR
SIX months American military rcnre-
sentative In Hungary, arrived here -
day and reported TO General Ma-rn
chief OF stan. and Gndct- Sccro::I.s
Polk, or the State Department,
General Eandholtz WAS in Bu,ia ,C.i'
during the Houmanian occupation. .,al
.;cordinE to a story told b. MI. asso-
cioteS. he succeeded on one ocraa,or
IN driving Two companies OF fturr1an-
ian soldiers out OF the Hungarian
royal palace with the aid OF his rid IA:
whip and an American telephone on
orator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

warrants from the United States commission
or before making raids; that they shall be
accompanied by United States marshal
ali raids. and that conhscated liquor shall
be placed in custody of the marshal and not
held in Dalrymple's Office warehouse. I'm
der those instructions, there are dry times
ahead for DalrympIe and his seuths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
WOULD GIVE CANADA SHIPS
Britain Rendy to Present Dominion
Government with Fleet Valued
Mt E1GIIO mo-


OTTAWA. March REORGANIZATION
TO-DAY OF inc report or Admiral Jellicoe.
mons. shows that the British govern
mcnt is prepared to present to Canada
prices, would i be worth $4,000. GOO.
These vessels include one light cruiser
four torpedo boat destroycrs. eight
pntroi noats, 20 one son notilla leader eight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Public-SpirIted,

Who demanded the Public Speaker who
VIII step forward and lead this country 10 It's
soa!: Who he raised his hand impressiveiy
who under the bright stars and stretchinc
bars OF freedom will be our President?i
Ana from Maine to California. from Niagara
Falls 10 barrel burdened Cuba from Sc,t,ia %
'hc fu"on. chorus Of favorite sons shouted:
We will"
sat outside. Thc-offce scckin the Ma
heard nothing, and with lantern lifted. pur
sued its way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
T0LsTOrs NIECE A REFUGEE
Seeks Relief From Red Cross NJ Cor
stantinople and In Given stan
-Appoiut NJ emf
INV Associat.d Pre-.

CONSTANTINOPLE. March 10
Countess Marie Tolstoi. niece or the
famous Russian author ARD Dii!loso-
phcr. who recently arrived here AS u
refugee from Odessa. applied on We'd
ncsday TO the American Red Cross Cor
relief: The countess, who speaks per-
feet English. was at once placed on
the .stan OF the Red Cross In the
PTinEipos group. and Will act as an In
terpretef.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Msy Tie UP spains RAILROADS.

WNDRID, March ia committees
OF railroad men has sent a lengthy
document to the government, declaring
in tho event railroad rates arc in.
creased and higher wages for tho men
day next. the entire body OF railroad
employees In Spain will strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

There are thousands OF ways TO do business
but for each transaction there is only ono wav
lhcTe are hundreds ot Substitutes for hon
eSiE' nut there is none that would fool CO.
respondcnce School Detective
lhere are just as many clean dollars as
there are clean hands to hold them
Ana yet we know who insists that
mis- best failure is always his greatest sue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

Ii makes no difference what the form OF
counter-revoluton that takes place in Ger
many. one OF tho first acts is TO throw Maxi
milan Harden in jail. Being a sure enough
patriot, rcactionary and radical movements
alike seem to think they arc NOT sa teguarded
until Harden is secured behind iron bars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
WILL MEET IN BRUSSELS
Exchange Conference
Will Discuss Monetary Situation
I'm NAV.
tBy Associated Press.l


PARIS, March l9.-An international
conference on the exchange question
will probably be held at Brussels in
May. according to the Soir of that city.
". IIymans, belgian Foreign Minister,
has Endorsed suggestion to this ef-
feet, made by a. ]. Balfour, president
OF the executive council of the league
OF nations, the Soir says
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
NIPPON SEEKS SOLUTION
OF SHANTUNG ENIGMA
Jnpnnese and Chinese Commissioners
Concur on Main Points OF
Controversy.
tBy Associated Press.

tBy Associated Prcss.1
TOkY March l3.--It is Understood
mere the government has instructed
Yukichi Obcta. the Japanese minister
IN PekinS. TO begin negotiations i'm
mcdiately for spccdy settlement OF
OF the Japanese and Chinese commits
Sioners appointed to investigate have
been found to concur in the main
points. and Japan is ready to make
large concessions toward an amicabIe
solution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

In these days OF international unrest. do
nestle wranglcs. prohibition, and the high
cost OF everything; one is inclined 10 look
with envy upon that Cambridge professor
who spent six days in a Theoretically sealed
glass case. What a delightfully."- undisturbcd
vacation il must have proved,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
GET SHORTER DAY, MORE PAY
Italian Government Avcrts Railway
Strike by Granting C0nces-
sious to Workers.
BY Associated Press

ROME, March 19.-Danger of a new
railway strike has been eliminated by
the government granting railway
workers and employees of factories a
seven hour day. All railway men have
been given extra pay OF 900 lire pcr
month. pending definite settlement OF
their demands for higher wages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
NATIoNALIsTs VIcToRs
Won EiRhtee, Seat. In A,se~blx =,
Recent South African
Election.
IBy AssocIated Presy1

CAPETOWN. March 1s.-South Afri-
can NationaliSts made total gains Of
eighteen seats in the House of Assem-.
ply, as result OF the recent eiec-
ions; The various parties will have
south African party, 80; Nationalist.
~; Unionist, 25; Labor, q. and Indc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Go 10 II, AIienfxts.

y baltimore bigamsts mother explains that
he received a wound the head in the war
which IS responsible.
Considering that the casualty list was right
lengthy and 40 per cent OF the real wounds rot
inc head, we may look for rush OF plural
wives TO untans!c the mess
logical though isn't it: No man really
thinks ABOUT marrying unless there is some
thing wrong with his head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
PORTUGAL GRANTS RAISE
Portal Workers and Tele9r1phcrs who
Went on Strike Return to Work
With IncrcRRr.

tBy Associated Prcss.l
LISBON. March 16.-The Portuguese
govcrnmsnt has granted wage in
crease OF about $40 monthly to pos
tai workers and tcleEraphcrs. and the
been involved has ended. Some Of tho
men. however, have not returned to
work because the government has not
granted the same increase to provin-
cial employees. Men in the building
trades arc idle because contractors
have refused to meet them and dis
cuss wages and working conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
CAarco., Iaph,. Daily Thought.

'Dcy sure am lot O. cusscd people in dis
worr," said Charcoal Eph. ruminativelv "but dc
daTndcst crab t cit along Nid dc man dat
Got nassn wife an has = git even by
grouchin' in dc office Try popcorn ball,
Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
SATURDAY. MARCH 20.

by the terms OF its treaty with the allies,
Turkey is shorn OF its territory and powers.
but retains all its sacred places. and, it may
he presumed, its recognized right to massacre
at will tens OF thousands OF hapless Chris
1ians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

Senator Owen has announced his platform
as Democratic candidate for the presidential
nomination. II is piattudinous statement
OF policies he favors, general in character
that they contain little to which any one could
urge reasonable objection. In brief AIR.
Owen farors everything that is good. and op-
poses everything that is bad. The chief weak
ness OF his platform is that il fails to state
how he would proceed to do away with the
bad and substitute only good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

Yes and Sir Conan Doyles spirit control
tells him they have the Kind OF drinks
over There that they used to have down here"
oh Boy. saw that.s worth jo;n;.-
church for. amt it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Contributed.

Reader tells this OF her little boy:
Daddy, tell sumDn, does God see bows
hookn pie in G. pantry?"
"Of course H does. johnny
Gee bet lots O boys are glad lie
amt tattlctalc.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

March many contemporaries printed
sap'ent forecasts Of what will happen on that
DAY next year. hut the only sure thing is that
Tor number OF individuals 1t will be march
forth, whichever party wins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
HUNGARIANS ATTACK JEWS
AntL-Semitic organization's Members
nun tmuck In budapeat, Isiur-
ing Thirteen Persons.
tBy Associated Pres,.l

IEsy .t5SUVIHttu TIeoJ
BUDAPEST. March Is.-At g. meet
ing OF an anti-Scmitic organization,
known AZ "HunEarians AWaiseuinS.'
last evening. there were addresses de-
mand.nc the distribution Of the prop
crty OF jews among Christians and
later mob rushed through coffee
Thirteen persons were seriously in.
jurcd during the disorders