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REDS WELCOME DEPORTEEs
SOVIET DECIDES TO ADMIT
5, WHOLE OF RADICAL PARTY
VIII DC Tut TO WORK. After Rcrci,i,r
Comfortable Food aud
Homes.
fBy Associated pros.

TERrJoKI. FINLAND, Jan % p,,
siams who wero ,deport.d from tho
be Termed a, ne o, MeGe EIcsn what might
SIDE this village. In III" crowd that
,:n,S,na A' sS ,n, Bcrkman. Emma
zorien. member of the all SOVIET cts e ~.
ecutive committee, who. after = hr,n,
conference with Berkman. agreed to
shevist Russia Nei Doi-
There Is no question they will bo
I'VE. viii give them Work acc @1dlGm:
10 their professions and trades m,1
nrst we must provide them with com.
Madame Gorky. wife or the novelist,
said when she met the dcportecs: ''
arc politically prosecuted"
IN touch with the Bolshevists, whose
the. brook marking tho frontier 'o mt
Soviet territory. When finally a con.
ference had been arranged. Bcrk,nan.
newspaper correspondents. Went out
on the ice, meeting tho Bolshevists in
tho middle Of the stream. Both parties
thS one carried by tho Bolshevist sol.
disrs being tablcclo,h tied to rcd
aftor shor. parley the Soviet OIL
GERS summoned the members OF tho
Soviet committee OF Ietrograd. which
Included Joseph Fcinderbcrg, former
British labor leader. and NJ. Zoricn. Tho
committee was conducted to Tcriioki,
where a conference was hold.
On tho way back TO the village NJ
Iortcn told Bcrkman that Admiral ko!-
chak had been made prisoner In 81
IBERIA. This nows WAS shouted TO other
dcportees. who were leaning out OF tho
windows OF the train. and was received
with cheers.
Shortly after tho decision to receive
tho deportres was reached tho whole
party dctraincd at n point where 4
wood road leaves tho railway and runs
towards the forest. 4 few who were
unable to walk were placed in slcighs
Finnish soldiers guarded tho road and
the transfer WAS made without q hitch
Captain Emil Nielsen, OF the British
Rcd Cross, entered soviet Russia with
the deporiecs for tho purpose OF ar
ranging shipment of supplies 10 Brit
ish prisoners. Tho train waited for
hin, at FlborG. and IL was not until o
O'CLOCK yesterday morning that -
reached Tcrlioki
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
RUSSIANS READY TO TRADE
SURPLUS STOCKS AWAIT
TONNAGE FOR TRANSPORT
1iaborate Plans for ReEumptIon OF
Commercial Nelat,ons-IIrds
Not TO Interfere.
icy Associated Press. I


PARIS. Jan. s0-Elaborate plans
for the resumption, of commercial re-
lations between tho Russian pcopio
and allied nations have boon worked
Will permit tho free Interchange OF
manufactured goods and raw ma
matter to distribute GOODS among sln' thS
1 nuss,nn PcSSnic :, under the asreemcnt
IS SAID by kus se ssp who esnns
tho negotiations that preceded the am
no no ounccment. Surplus stocks of wheat.
Russia. and all that is needed il OCEAN
tonnage TO carry these products to the
markets of the world.
Alexander NJ. Bcrkenheim and Con,
S SIantin kr9avopouskorf. respectively
of the Rnssisn Of the f9rsEn
carried car, on; They, oonduc,ed the ne nes oe
which brought about the adoption Of
4 policy reversing thnt followed by
the allies lies, during the last two years.
inent has no political character what
soercr." said NJ. Berkenheim ct is
merely an economic. financial and
cooperative unions. organizeG s INV
years, ago. now number 500 branches.
and n doo haze nHn $4,000 local societies with
operate throughout Russia whether
under Bolshevlst rule or controlled by
other governments. 1t is sort OF
russian economic Red Cross.
This plan Is very simple We have
in Russia great stocks of wheat. CO.
reals. cattle. and flax. which owing to
the complete. suppression OF exporta
tfon dur ing the last fow years and the
record drop Of 1919, arc now larger
man Russia ever disposed OF previous
We require IN return farming and
agricultural implements. clothing.
1f~
biles and medical supplies. shin ton.
mage must be furnished by the allies
rs Russia's shipping has completely
ulSappeaTcd We must import first in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
A Daily Once Over
When the Furniture Is New.

II wonderful thins to start housekeeping
hood.
There arc no regrets behind you only g. keen
sense OF looking forward.
How hard YOU al! try TO keep the hrst scratch
OF the piano tho front stairs.
Every morning you get with high hopes
and great plans for day.
Every evening you SlorioUsly tired. but
happy in accomplishment.
Just long you can stay united the
same ambition to keep a happy home I. VII! DO
joyous reaiiza ton.
But let one the other member OF the family
show the don't care" spirit, Jealousy OF tho
better things aoTneonc else has and then
there is bound to be wedge which will end in
regrets.
Don't be self at;sticd that you mot sec
improvements you need them.
Don't nc selfish that you cannot chccrfuliy
do more than your share toward tho family
good at any time.
Don; be SO unSratefu! unmindrul that you
allow anyone OF tho family to have to keep
up extra work to save you. when It becomes
possible for you to take care OF your duties
aSain.-Copyright 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
News of Fifty Years Ago.
(From the Richmond pispatch, Jan. 81 1871

The state Treasury has paid out sa7,97ss1 in
criminal charges for the month Of December
This is an item Of expense that Is entirely too
heavy.
General Candy yesterday appointed l. D. Weed
Commemorative Attorney OF Louisa County and
John y. Graves, Commissioner in Chanccry for
Amelia County.
Allison and Addison's Hand. Book and Alma
nae for 1870 has many beautiful llust rat ions
from drawings by our talented townsman viii
liam l.. Sheppard.
II is now settled fact that the final vote OF,
the Virginia bill will not be taken in the Scnatn
until Friday or Saturday, IL then.
When the discussion on the Virginia adrnia-
sion bill was going on in the Senate yesterday
Governor Walker and General Sherman had
seats together on a aofa to the rear OF tho Sen
by some OF the radical speakers.
a Northern man Is going to start weekly
newspaper at Amherst Courthouse, tho frat is
sue TO appear next week. or the week after
The North Carolina Legislature has passed q
bill suspendins payment of interest on the epe-
cial tax bonds
The largest force ever before made use OF
there is now digging coal the Midlotbian
mines a. Coaihcld, IN Chesterfield County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
NJ HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Striving.

Striving.
After you've got all you need.
After you've got all YOU want,
-hter you've ,bnEscd so much Of the game
That there's little nothing TO hunt;
After you've COPIED all the coin
And piled your wealth up to the sky.
what are yuh going to do with tho stuff
When II comes your occasion TO die:
after you've hogscd all tho sold,
After you've got all the power.
After you've pulled all the petals to SEQ
Tho yellow that lies in LIES flower;
After you've worn yourself out
And the pallbearcrs walk through your hall
la Just liko TO know. for the eako OF the Joke.
What good is the junk after all?
strive II you like: prefer
Living we'll as l can
Doing my best at tho things I mus, do,
And living my life like man!
But when all the curtains arc drawn
And the Landlord has cancelled my lease
when my soul has to move from this dwelling
oe clay.
want it to travel in pcaco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
INCOMING JERSEY GOVERNOR
URGES LIQUOR LEGISLATION
Edwards, Democrat. VIII Use All Law
ful Means 10 Combat Consti-
futfonal Prohibition.
IBy A.soctated lNYcs,;

TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. .o.-Governor
Edward ]. Edwards. Democrat, in his
inaugural address hero today, rciter-
ated his campaign pledges that no
would do every lawful thing TO have
X determined that tho present con-
dition OF AFFAIRS with respect to nro.
htbition had been illegally forced upon
the people OF this State" In this con.
tions:
Enactment by the Legislature. CON
troi!ed by Republicans OF legislation
designed TO assure TO our neonIn tbn
rr.sht to live under conditions satis-
Presentation by the State Attorney
general to the United States Suprcme
Court or a petition for u decision as
70 tho. legality OF the ratification OF
the eighteenth amendment and To
whcthcr prohibition IS a proper sub
!ect Tor legislation by amendment, TO
doubt existing"
passage By the Legislature Of a
cept the amendment:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
RANGERS GUARD OIL LANDS
Armed Clashes Threatened Between
Texas Dispute.
tBy Associated Prta-.l

AUSTIN. TEX. Jan. 2o.-Texa,
rangers today were en- route to the
OIL lands in the Rcd River VALLEY in
vowed In tho boundary dispute be .
tween Texas and Oklahoma to pre-
vent threatened armed clashes be-
tween claimants to the land.
". n. Keeling. Assistant Attorney.
General Tor Texas. said today that
Claimants from both States have
threatened TO shoot any one who inter
propcrty." ''
hir,een Texas rangers. heavily
armed armed VIII reach the disputed terri
10Y thtc today to re-enforcc the
rangers already there protecting in.
tcrests Of Texas claimants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

stituted agencies OF the government" Right
ho is. Furthermore, his reminder that tho
Catholic Church awaits no such occasion to
lay stress on tho plain duty OF obeying the
law Of the land" obedience to authority
in the church and state Is the very breath
OF Catholic discipline" should serve to re-
call to some church dignitares of other de-
nominations the extent to which they have
departed from their ordination VOWS in ac-
tiyiiics outside OF their scope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Pythiana Sue Georxtn Touu.

Oh ANNAIf, ca, Jan. Gothic Su-
promo Lodge, knights OF Pythias. In
the Federal Court today filed a suit
against the city OF Guyton. Ga, 10
coinnel the payment of $4,000 worth
bought from tho town. They arc cleo
irlc light and water bonds. 1t is al.
ieEed the officers or the town failed
20 provide sinking fund to care for
the interest on the bonds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
FLAGLER TRUST FUND GROWS
Sum Set Aside for Mrs. ida s. I1nsIcr
Increased From a2,0O0,O00
to $S,OOO,OOO.
fSy Ass,.,,>,.s:ed pre-ss-3

NEW YORK, Jan. Gothic So,o0o,0 900
trust fund set aside by the late Henry
N. Flasler. OF the Standard Oil Com
pany. for his wife. Mrs: Ida A. Flaglcr.
il was learned today when the com
mitteo in charge OF tho estate hled It's
annual report in the Supreme Court
here.
Tho fund now includes moro than
100000 worth of securities OF the
Standard Oil Company ana It's Subsid!-
in 1903 after Ills wife had been hold
mentally incompetent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
$. A. l.. Claim Agent. Net

~, a.;hChSOSNIL LILLE, FLA, Jan. co.
1iaim agents OF the Scaboard Air Line
fn.al.t"ay mot hero this morning in the
hhr nt, OF three sessions which will he
wright, OF HorfoIk. general solicitor
LOT the system. is presiding. The pro-
e eaan, covers subjects bearing on the
eohduct or tho claim department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

~ sfbe United States has sent over to Russia
7 tha very choicest selections from among its
Reds, and that ungrateTul Soviet govern
Hept ungraciously announces that it will
MS9e not N ore than three of them. But then
the Soviet has way with it OF dsposing OF
It's qnwelcome guests, so there is little dan
Hor OF American soil again being polluted
By their presence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Relief for Suffering Europe

TIE Secretary or the Treasury has called
upon Congress for authority to extend
10 certain European countries credit 10
the extent CT S150,O00,0o0 with which 10
buy food that is needed il millions OF men,
women and children arc to be deccntly fed
during the remainder OF the winter Her
bert Hoover has appeared before the House
Ways and Means Committee to support this
legislation and his presentation OF the case
was so convincing that 1t would be difficult,
indeed to take issue with him on any phaso
OF the problem.
The House and Senate have the question
under consideration. and it is their manifest
duty to deal with it without delay Under
ordinary circumstances that body Would he
JUSTIFIED in examining this humanitarian proi-
Get with great care and deliberation hut
'hla Is quite evidently All emergency case
The suffering in Europe. particularly in
roland and Austria, is acute There is no
other source from which either is able to
draw FOOD supplies than tho United States.
EUROPE cannot feed the starving thousands
IL Is barely possible for Great Britain, Franco
anu Italy TO ration themselves, and neither
tussia nor Germany can offer relief
II TINS were straight case OF charity or
oil git or an enormous sum OF money to
q foreign people the House and Senate Nigh,
well hesitate. but it is neither All that if
amounts to is loan OF money cyerv doIlar
OF which is to be expended in this country
Tor food raised by Americans, and food which
Americans can easily spare. Nor is If neces-
'ary for this government to set up anv
elaborate machinery for the distribution or
Shipment OF that food. The Federal Grain
corporation Is in existence, with the orcani.
zaton intact, to accomplish the purposes OF
this legislation.
Inc country will welcome PROMPT action
ny congress on the measure which tho ad-
hih'stration mas presented. 1t will feel that
Tue ieas, the people Of the country can do
al this time OF plenty is to divide a small
traction OF the food stores at home win
men, women and children OF Euronc who
are destitute and dying for the bare necess;-
tics OF life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
REFER DISPUTE TO LEAGUE
Peru and Chile Take Steps to Settle
Bitter Controversy
Peace fully.

SANTIAGO. Chile, Jan. ZO.-Peru
her controversy with chile over the tor
ritorios OF Tacna and AFRICA. which are
situated between tho two countries, and
posse ssion OF which has caused consid-
crablc bitterness IN the past accord
Ing to an interview with jose Carlos
Rernaics who was president OF the
Peruvian Senate during the admln!stra-
osf President PardoS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
RUSSELL URGES SUFFRAGE
New Governor of N1isaissippi In Takfnr
omce Recommends ProSressiye
Measures,
tBy Associated pr,r.I

JACKSON. MISS. Jan. :o.--Lee NJ.
t Eusseil, for the past four years Lieu
day.
Among the recommendation Of Gov
Se e. russell are the ratification OF the
Irage, Issuance OF s25,0o0.o00 for good
soaos ADOPTION of budGetary system
!er handling the States finances and
tutions. ..ol'
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WANTS FEDERAL OWNED CARS
Solution OF shortage Proposed bx IT..
firlng Head OF Hardwood
Association.
[By Assor.st.L yie..l

MEMPHIS. Jan. oG-Government.
owned freight cars 20 he leased on a
STARK. retiring president OF the South
ern Hardwood Traffic Association, at
inc opening session today OF the sew
ton. as means Of solving the car
shortage problem
j.: II. Townsend, secretary.managcr
600 additional cars will be needed "a
meet the demands of Shippers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Jndxe F.. I. oxhorne ni.,.

CIlAltLOTTE. II. c.. Jan. 2o.-Judrc
r. !. Osborne. OF this city, died SUD
aqeh!S TINS morning at his home here.
TIC was one OF the most WIDELY known
1urists in tho state. Mr.. Osborne Mt
one time was Federal judge Of n land
claim court in New Mexico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Charged with Wood AIcohoi Thest.

~" 1ohh, Jan. SO.-Withtu
tw,enty.four hours after no had been
Si.o!attng the prohibition law in the
distribution of wood alcohol, which
caused caused nearly hundred deaths in
dambrosio was rearrestcd and held
Without bail today. for the larceny Of
WOOD alcohol, valued at $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY y, 1920.

9. asfurkey Is iamcntins It's mistake in enter
nsE the war on tho Teutonic side" Its only
ahtstSks was in failing to pick the winner,
SfylSs lamented by poor loser. The world
fSts large know, Of course. before this open
iehpfeSsion, that the Turk had no principle
atsstake,
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Aut ON obiIc BandIt., Get a. ,on

CLEVlsLANIo. OHIO, Jan. s0'"Sqn,.a
automobile bandits held up and robbed
S GsS sed sh hnn.na Of sa.1oo at noon TO-.
light with thoir victim, in which ssnt :. .
were exchanged. none OF which TOOK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Changed Times.

We know hotel where First Lieutenant OF
the recent war is chief clerk, Captain is head
porter. lieutenant Colonel Is head waiter
and the other day the bouncer threw n Genera,
out for ciutterins UP the lobby chairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

Thirfy-Ssven Fixhermen Drown IN (;,y..
CHRlsTIANA. Jan. so.-1Thirty-ssven
nshermen were drowned In gallo
dhjcm ycStorday :! > VII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Charcoal Epn.s Daily Thought.

hen man sill so stinGy dat he don't open
BOOK 70 fear o wcarin' out dc pages" said
Charcoal Cnh, rumnatively. "yo might say he
pilin' up 4 lot O fun TO his heirs Try prunc.
Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

.hoef Federal prohibition the hip-pockct
pottie Is as much under the ban as the hin
noske. pistol IL under State laws To take
az a'ian 'a"luiiy man must hic himself to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

Having pronounced his administration ~
me Post-ohlcc Department the best eyer
Albert Burleson evidently has made nm hi.
nlhd TO continue at the helm until Marcn
- 1871, Notwithstanding tho gross mis-
jccts him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

Acknowledgement Palmer has asked per-
mission Of the House Rules Committee to
appear in support of the antisedition bills
nov held up in that committee because of
exposition to their drastic provisions. or
c6lrse; he is now the country's most out
epoken champion OF bureaucratic govern
mtnt. Such legislation, carrying extreme
punishments for acts or conduct never before
pahRIized in this country, should not be per-
ttttted 10 slip through without the fullest
publicity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

old-school Democrats OF remote Southern
regions, 10 whom all Republicans have bcon
fanlcais since 1855. must think the wear
OF jubilee has come sure enough as they read
IN their weekly newspapers that 2.5o0 per-
last " 800 a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

For Sale-A small country place, suitable 70.
family or boarding house.
Y Salc--A 5o-foot "a CABIN cruiser, bought
.: owner for small country place. Ideal foc q
good sport.
For sale-Automobilo in good condition Win
full equipment.
For Sale--aiscelianeous lot personal jewelry,
Including dog collar for French poodle. VII,
also sell pood:c e ft collar.
Wantcd-Board and room for two; GOOD To-
sation; must be cheap.
Position Wanted-Younr married woman vii:
take office work; no special education. but can
learn.
Personal Ncws-Mrs Mary King Pnochle. OF
Oshkosh. Is visiting her mother in this city,
Indefinitely.
And the poets keep writing about love- the
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

two more-the navy controversy and
n&Eb alleged coercion of State banks by the
FEDERAL Reserve Board--to the already
staggering list OF Investigations under way
OF about to be undertaken by Congress. II
6eAne about to come to pass. II this endless
Dhhu OF Investigations is not broken, that
there will be work for two separate Con-
gresseE,' one to sit as a permanent probing
bpSH, and the other to transact the nations
buRuess. Under the present method il
Washington the latter is being shamefully
fHsEiected.
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Query.

:. o. S.-Tcil me, why docs dog was its
tal:-A Dos Lover.
That's easy. y Dog tried not to waS his
tai and II vas 50 much harder TO hold 1t still
than to let II swing, that he followed the limo
Of least resistance. Ever since then dogs have
ignored all suggestions OF reform and find tina,
they're getting along we'll that they are per-
fcct!y happy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

IL AIrheishop Patrick J. Hayes, OF the
Cathplic Archdiocese OF New York admin
lStel" Just rebuke TO the Anti.Saloon
1Ie4gue In declining it's invitation to attend
sH Weeftns OF clergymen under its auspices,
~ E1Sstst In establishing super government
- .sse 70 the enforcement OF the Federal pro-
s43Etfon amendment. He thinks govern.
'wtt9t 81 the people. by the people. and for
ssSsrpeopie, has strength within itself to en-.
ssssSSe ss own laws. II think" said he, that
4Mfp9ffton OF the church is to teach the
.xafsHb 81 obedience, and then leave the en-
ssassneat OF the law TO The properly con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

: I9RoEts of the Anti-Saloon League 10 bar
.Gdfarnor-elect Edwards and an even dozen
sAsHsmhlymen from taking their seats in New
1ftfsy. because they we're elected on "A wet
p43Efofm is on par with the expulsion OF
1 bs Socialists from the New York Assembly
,s2ktEE no >other reason than that they were
s$Efalists Fortunately for New Jersey it
'sft4E exercised Il more mature wisdom than
MeW YORK. and the VETS" will take their
seaEg.s4 Even under the eighteenth amend.
+ n&Ht. certain rights OF belief arc reserved by
American citizens that even the autocratic
dry. or ganization cannot abrogatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

s.ss q b possible to place the prorerbial last
/. gsefxR on the automobile. just as its prcde-
seasapr Of the hump was overloaded. Snch !,
sias} 'straw" would seem to be thrca tened in
tba- proposal that the Genera! Assembly in
&crssse the present heavy license fec and
rs4kS Il 81 per horse power as a means OF
sIals1pg revenue for the binding Of roads
AA1tenobile owners are second to none IN
Their sood roads advocacy and none has con-
sty:Rpted more 10 the cause or to their nrcs
asnfSsyeeess but that is no reason vhy ,bev
Should be called on TO bear dispropor,ion.
shte1Fhare OF the financial burden. ALREADY
they are triple taxed, and the proposed in.
ssFf&se you'd be unjust beyond all r,casnrc
1hHaead OF ovcraxng the automobiles az !,
Glass, the Assembly would better add 10 ,bc
..stHts's revenues and at the same time pr,.
fsr1e lite roads by imposing general wheel
.Ax.and passing a Uide.tirc Law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

And the poets keep writing about love- the
poor boobs!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

ADDRESS ALL CoMMUSICA-
TlOSS to Tho 1imes-Dls-
patch. nj not tn innStG uais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

NeHydsafsp,yrer day In the at 10 south rsnth
ssHlSSSsS Co. Ine, Gharics l. HasbrooL. Editor aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

General Leonard Wood following precc-
den4, planes it on the reporter He nov
qkHies that he called the Amcrican> navy Il
aSfnatipg death trap" pleading tina, he was
enisquoted, but the sicnographic notes OF his
address also follow precedent and prove that
sthe-warrior.candidate did say just wha, the
ftparter says he said. Too often the latter
is AN tqg protesting scapegoat for the public
Fpeaksr who is startled on the morning after
WherSh he sees his remarks OF the nigh, before
ihadeadly. cold type but occasionally even
gNfeporter will turn, and in this case il seems
4nRt the general will have to rctract or face
DEMONSTRATION. A, the very least II has
d6ls his candidacy no good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

fEI,EPHONE Randolph l.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all depart