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From Other Viewpoints
we Must Finance Foreign Credits.
BY HERBERT 8. HOUSTON.

Markets. arc :ho na;ivn forces in trade With
kets ~. il. ho.on minds. fo: Il Is :her DC.
c'$ion :ha, directs nuneh,a,sns powsr.
s4 for n? rom g. q r5tisaivs se.as s
Let u undertake. 10 apply li:.!e intclliscn.
such pressing Importance bot, - tbs coun,ry
and: ana 70 thu world Of making markets Tor Amer
70. ,.asic raw materials, 1000. steel. copper,
os to be sstseJ Thc eemeS.s ha spp ~ siaH o.
necessity makes tho unconscious appeal to IN
,g h w nsr ssto IS in The sesctye mind Of
saourse Of war mind that rsa ches ,out, al
Ga fe @ e"T the hnEs needed sus
hduStry i; H.. 70 use the coinage of trade
usa. or their eqp!v.ionta American sellers
enrtis to re paid 'atsr sush as bonds notes
part ownership in foreign enterprises
snftlecat volume. 20 ever. the trade score. at
east mt! the crippled industries OF the recent!
home dsoands It is not I possible 70 lind the
Sse its nr you'd ' s P :nrt er" dia IS fo
a .,'cy unbalanced mechanism, ot fcroisn ex-
token Of Talme viii! wh:ch 70 settle the trade
shall i, be estahiisnc, in ,hi., country? ON THAI
mai ihey s~sIn % as sec eye 10 eye
They as rs thai Commercial banks cnnnot d
basis: Bu, President S,lhin. OF the Guaranty
Trust Company G. Now York, says that Eng
l%nd and Germany had bull NJ their great Tor
ci.n trade on tho haai" OF six Inan,ha' credits
feti'ion ny extending similar credits. fIc is
tAEht ana /: Is reasonable 20 expect that trc
banks VIII adjust Themselves 20 thcEn longer
c;cditS so thai our manufacturers can trado
road on equal terms with Tho manufacturers
Q: thc other commercial nations.
IN Kind. for tho FUNDS o: banks viii still DC
needed and ucc'i Tor the ordinary commercial
trnnsnctions 'ha' can 10 closed in relatively
orisf rc.'ohs. These banks provide the liquid
but not the great sr,tir reserves which arc
needed 10 stahit%c exchange ana settle the
enormous tra6a ba anc.. OF ,ta .ion:.
tiy elimination "a" conclusion is reached tnat
We. tho American ncopit. must Gs;ablisf. this
credit ourselves. We must do /, in on. own
interest and In INC intcres: o. Inc world.
And astonishing. as i. may seem. tina; IS what
we have been dong FOR the past two years.
scarcely kno@tng u or AZ least without con
allies in the great war. giving them credit
wh!c! they uscd II buyin., our goods md then
thc government solo AS It's own bonds 20 cover
the credit THAI WIS sound finance and IL
lc'pcd nightly in winning tho And II is
eonaI france after. thc war, in these days. so
and reconstruction. bat with this essential
and important difference:
We she people. mus; r these loans
and buy these foreign securities ourselves and
with peace must come the normal course
and swing OF business This means that We
must finance the credits which, In large de-
Srce, our foreign trade must rest. We must do
this 20 help tho world and 20 help ourselves
Eot! ob'ga tior and crrortun!.y urge upon
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
"MONDA ROSE" DECLARES
SOMEONE ELSE GOT MONEY
Comes BACK From Cnpadn Protesting
she Z. not Hesponsibi~ for
S'6,VD ShortaGr.
b. h:so"i.;.j P-,:-.l

FiIT.h'ic. F"b. i.--rscsc Scnyyc burr.
s:h week cashier, who, until rsccntlS.
rid-f her time 4'ith one oc ChteaIo'I
Gash =. wealthy social sets. posing; "a
Mon"a Rose, came baC'S from canada
today To captain shortage nr S5O.unt
~ t:!e accounts q .hc ccnr'Iy 10,
which. ths worked. \ detac;i,s accom-
lsiUicd hey.
IL there's any ,nusic,' said Mond.
Rose: am willing 70 face IL. haHr
pro!itcC sorIc. but not in an ;licGa!
'na:avr. II there's any money .liss in;;
som n0ody els" has IT, ] haven't
u simply adore society" she ccriIuuci
Long ago used 20 Eatch the Well
dressed people and envy girls who rod,
or drove smart rigs or did any Q! ;M,
attractive th.uGs.
81 i.laco w nay mind then a-a ucva.
p.-'c lost III" vision. that Sol!S .aN
would bc wei! dressed, ana .ha, wlcn
tho TIN" came would nave road
"1cIEh "ud onsc-."d enough 70 bc Able
t. maintain my place ana DC certain Of
ln%'sclf IL any company"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
A Daily Once Over
Dcn't Wrap Your Talent In a Nurs,in.

You have growing family and =. prcsons
money values Eour salary IS small though l.
has Increased steadily with the years.
Always YOU have been afraid 70 deriate i.om
ihc business course You started in bcca-sc YOU
had 90 little extra money ~ pa; and 80
Eon have stuck TO ;'our Job ana still YOU c;inno:
seem to maze Roadway.
You have been too t:n.id 10 take busacss
chance Is about The size OF IL and YOU feel you
7iost get :ato some kind ot Investment. 20 in
crease your savings faster.
IA taNeS money 30 msl:e noucy"--;ou have
begun 20 sec The truth OF Ibis oft repeated
mark.
Willie it Nigh, be unrisc for YOU i, ou. a.,
E"ur sav::!ns ITO something entirely new to
?cnr experiences. il IS ci:rc you Studied In
Tost!Satcl some UI thc things Th.cl. DO appeal
20 rou and with small invc"tms:!: make =
:ryoUt IN :. comparatively safe way.
You have 20 take chance stay IN :Ic
nloyeG class. he the with tho two IA c.tH
rather than the Wio buried his IN tho
ground. A,opy:igh t, 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER


The Man in the Moon shot :, wireless through
TO the Lady IN Venus ono night.
Ana the nas!: made 6treait OF cerulcaa hue
On the skies IN it's passionate flight
And know youll agree
1t something to see
And sight that you'd not forget soon
For strictly bctwcnu us,
The Lady in Venus
Wars Ia Iovo with thc Man in She Moon.
ovc- billions o: miles, more or loss. sped The
codo
That is common 20 people in love.
And the heart .: the sick our Earthly abode
Beat in tunc to the flashes above,
For when love sends It's word.
have heard il aver-cd
Every lover breaks in on INC line;
And when lovo sends it's signs
Through the wireless eIirs.
Every love: IN sympathy pines.
And you've road, as have l. how The tasnes were
caught
lsy bold mariners Ear on: 4: sea-
And ilor cant know how a message Is
C.aug't
VITA the burdens CO love, goodness the;
Each inquiSitive dog
Entered this in his log:
Mystic aashes observed in the
In latitude this
And in longitude this:
Looks iiSo wireless sigma Is from Mars
No'r the crudite crews Of the colleges sean
Nj the skies for como PROC: o. the rac;:
i'Ut tho Man in tho Moon is u'iitc defeats
Man.
Famed acar for discretion and tact
And though telescopes sweep,
There's 4 secret he'll keep,
And he'll wait for time oppor;uue
70 resums his affair
With the Lady up there
considerable Man in the Neon!
Q William:
= v,-.I.,
Ills He, ii favor Q! one moral standard to-
Hen a:!d women. Go "a It, William: bu. who's
going ~ stay home ~itn the habies:
Lucky man. Hoover.
Lucky 70 have like that
You cant puH it and YOU can't ray7ae ::
rnuch. Hoover. mover. maybe, bu. not much
more
Yep; hes lucky. They'll take him seriously.
We are stin in receptive mood /: anyone
sants = leave US Five Thonts5 cpsle4.!d Dol
Lars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Thoughts for Today
RAT \cys Dinry.
ny y. y. BtBCOCk .

No wonler ou- old cr:oG lsp:s "Nep.
i Sa Ier %ia ea T the w Snf %u a a
VIZ h, on-s l9 soS GOD. d. TSn,d We: Nine
crimson Cover and pink edges. i. is atou, six
aSiss 'naf e aaf G ,o ' orc " he 1pas p
cts OF a wsis:coa'. without too modes cor
nS.. OF brcadth need lave causea no neon
y ,sna &c ,i T. NJ repys who Trotc in short
against the uae OF Enthusiastically long. ' eii;ed
ana o 9pt y
won't tit, unlees they start III the be ginning o:
thernsslves; better use sure thing" and "caa%
hnt, i. is not FOR ne infor.nat:on might pu.
liable TIA. rnahi:s ne 70 i inv mos" SS:
nn!y how ". Ear ii i from whcre | am II pres.n:
i Would 'e If sere anywhere else. between
each Of The town. 'i' IN th s sioe % Go
OF ours Think Of the adya n,asca OF shat: If.
ssizGl sl MAD asao % 'F Tiit toT !n5nngf
ono !n:tetd OF running ahout asking c"!ks
diary, a:ad note ~ once ina It Is lust 74S
o 80 G@H4 VIZ '' Rhos M M e 'a1"i
;.,sh; Veicame ,Hs discovers, that vas =
,. Tihen On "Gler maze !iscoyer III sta
ana Measures. which always did discomfort me
when cnH"avored TO explain il 10 myself. I
an"thsscar' o. the nyo;Tdupoiscr who per.
and tho oher eight, aIt witch WIS to ,I'.i
ooti!'!Su NE. re u.HrI, rHErSt 20 de-
c!des IN the Interest % he ano. hcrry. hui IS
bound 10 prove useful thing IN the near fr-
inre. I" l:now ;iSt how mans dgams ynu CAN
venture % assault she apoihcca"y 70. G:ing
you eight, instead 81 eiy:cnr
q" no pretend 10 be amy moro agita.od
over the question o! prohibiti:. than ray neigh
Dor but i appears somewhat significant "a Ind
in m. diary that whereas, accordiu. 10 l!qid
measure" eight quarts II the old st uff" uin
merely make two gallons. Tho sane ci.lt
quarts unuc: dry measure w! make d. peel. -
preSunlhir o" trouble
Turning now ~ that. a:tar AZ. i; .ln chiar
Junction O; INC book. !. cuanliuH it's pos
sies"or 10 tell OF villa: day % ;h" wca!: any
given datn "ui Cail iuri7a, ;jIa Year $50
make a somewhat derrcsSins. discovery. Have
You noticed Il, my low dia"y-oW nera: Have
YOU o.Sc'Ncd the SabbataraN clutch tina: has
been fastened upon severn! O.: ou- usually
tnarrI "n6 Joyous annual holidays:
To begin with. that remarkable day ahcl. tho
four years-.-tiie ."th OF Fooruart--hls gone
and allied Itself with tho aanct ?onious and
will MAKE lis ;ppo franco clnd n Sabbath gar
men.S. Following this sa:Icti,roniour lead o.
the shnrraiiy jovial little Leap Yea Joke
viii conc Wash tons birthday Deco.ation
Day and The Fnur:h Of .Iuly. each O: then, wear
ING SUNDAY clothes What's The matter with
1920: pors Il iu;aGinr !; vii! be i,nposs bio
for US I" cnloT secular holidays under the rule
OF prohibition: Poor little diary. they might
at least have let ~ have try at IL! Yes, and
! notice YOU say tina: Eas:or also comes on
SundaE this year. On! you Il wise little
hooii and III not objcc: t. you. presence "a my
vcst ;;nosH9., though cannot prc:l!sc faithfully
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
hNTl-pENIZELIST AGITATOR
PREDICTS GREEK REVOLT
Stnten,ert Thar u Woutd B~ Supported
h! Natirnn Iicptcd by HOunn
Church Lcnicrs
NY N.go clNtcl 10.

ROME. Feb. s.-~iicccnt Statements
- W. p"nas. former GEcch Mirlstc:
Q! Foreign MARS. 10 :lic effect that H..
had hc"7 assured that Pope Benedict
would SUPPORT ~ nnti-N crizc.os move
ont - Greece, a." denied py IA. Os-
ccCIatr- Eomano. organ OF tho Vatican.
NJ i'arns is quoted rs saying he re-
Gently presented :. memorandum, 90 Car
dina! tfaSpa:fi. paTal secretary OF STATE.
Dur tho l& 'Nsoaocr c.s.mS h. ncTe- SAW
tho cardinal. aud merely presented q,
mcin"-anGum at tho Office OF :ho a.c:c-
;a,,' OF state
This v-.u> "cCciy.d Just a NAM cthc-
Communications ar, IL is SAID. tho HOLY
$50 having r.trainod from expressing
anF opinion regarding. GrE.E politics.
Revelation IN Greece was forecast
by Ianas ~ an Interview published
today ,u tho Giocralc d'Itallia. Tho o;liy
alternative w's tho resignation cI Pre-
'a!or [criznloS. and tho return o.
former N.ug Constantine. he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Interesting Health Queries
ANSW ERRED HY rls. GRADY.
cfF!ct Copyright 1919. Sat!ona, SoUsn.ner s

''''"s Guy Lurbinate-The surgeon az the
t,irba III rrSport; Naso- rynel;is--u
woui ID a ppGcas9n i am Siadyae snsns
n. SUCH an operation would be Eay 10 be:sft
and nv Vo;c While singing become i,oars6
hn an, nnablh to advise co. or against
49,, oteihti"h without having ,,c-sonsi,v cy-
a 'h,.r,I you you II II were my voice. thnS
hvycno " az make sure to correct The genera!
or AN, nsnt OF tho nasopharynstis 10y phys!ca
W. 1859 ana throat specialist Your lnttrT rivns
,n.i i:;NhaS whether amy such efforts have been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
CLAIMS SHE WAS HELD
PRISONER IN HER HOME
Oklahoma Woman Assert, Husband
i.nckch Her Up to Get Control
10 A.->yc!atc., I-cS,
:. - 4

b N,->l0!atc-i F-cstl
pkENiii OKLA. rch 1.-A!!cs In {.
So. HAD be.a l"lI prisoner IN tho attic
q! !.- ono eight lnou,hs ~ her nus-
band whom SIZE charged With having
co"s2.'rG with otheta % set control OF
N4.IH,.. OIL !a3d which Shc Owns, and
,uS,rs, tine death OF he- cahy hy de-
Wing p medical attention. Mrs Eos-
sc HsH"r. AGED II, waa found ;eday
II he bed IN Nh!:a MRS BAKER ga.
FOUND. :, Is a"cSct, wsS inc body o,
tho .nfaH,, dead so hourn- Tho cA.!c
Wa 10, j after enc wao llprisoncd IN
the ati.e shc IS alleged 10 have ;oid
the Authorities
E4Hcr .vss arrested on h,s w!rs's
cUH.H.G.nt. charged With .nansilurn.c-
IL ccaacctio: VIII. the death o. thc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
TAKE SURGICAL CASES ONLY
Memphis Hospitals Pms, Rules 10 FRO.
Vide Care for Influenza
Si~t Tins.
,bJ Associated p-cIs.

MEM philS TENN. Fob ,---Oalv
einerEorcy II .-ea;. are 10 be acccD'.,.
hy Local hospitals, So tina, adcqiat.
,e..it;,es ma! DC left 20, cara Tor tns
Influenza victims, according TO an or
de. issued tonight by MANOR Eowi.-t
''".no. tc.!oHinS :. conference lri,h req
rSHcatattvGs o. The large institutions
tn: hoSn.;al. viii concur IN t.. order.
il was anr oIHccG
WIFE 26i nov cases O: .nHucilaa %.
du:. tHr deaths and two pnrGlnoN!l
cases reported, tho forces az inc ,i.,
health nurses ana the Public Ic.iti.
Nursing Associations were Co-o.dinA..I
To-Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
MoONsHlNlNG EARLY
Accused Lad, Unable TO Read or Writo
Is turned Over 10 Proba-
ton On1cc-.

3 ss;'5c.4t:d -.
JAttNSpNN LILLE. FLA. i'ch - t;e-
Heed 10 10 the youngest ulooushinc.
ever caught, .. J. Bcasley, a i6-ycar- %!
boy. arrested yesterday. IS in custod,
o! tho county probation officer lie wL1
arrested Dhcr officers wcr, 20 his sis
t"-s home 20 serve some civil! Iapers
ana. seeming IN. oaor q! mas n. hunted
down the smell discovering I, nor,r.
made d!sti!!inc apparatus and II ma.
t!ty 81 mash prepared Cor d!st:l!'n.
tn" still. was n operation. ana ar bc
declared he had no ISaowlcdgH o. wrong
doin", as he "ns unable TO road ..
Write.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
PROFIT MADE ON SHOES
God Administrators Learns Dealers
Ash Si.N for t'nir Coating $3.50
IT Wholesale.

d JNlNtrsaI Service.
N.W YORK. Feb TT Is a wondc:
no" some FETAL shoe dealers manage
- s"c3 tAc wolf from the door. ac-
GGordiUS 20 figures revealed today by
tcdcri! FOOD Administrator Williams
WA!cn disclosed that after paying $3.50
AZ Who!c:a!c 20: pair OF shoes, cor
tain dealers retail them n; the ridicul-
ousiy low price % 1o.5o---thcrcby
Fhat is but little more than 81 por
cent profit. 1T does seem that an ad-
vantage - taken oil every opportunity
q increase :he cost 10 tire consun,n-"
SA:I Nlr. Milliltrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
The Railroad Bill Agreement,

COMPROMISES rarely satisfy the Ds rtjsan
~ and the agreement reached by the House
and Senate conferees on the railroad bill is
no exception to the rule. 1t Is not satisfac-
tory TO the Senate leaders; 10 the leaders of
the House; 20 the railroads, or to labor Not
one interest directly irvolycd III this all-lm-
portant legislation is pleased, but it appears
to have been the best result that could he
achieved.
Section 6. which has been matter Of
the bittcrest controversy, and which in effect
guarantees to the railroads fixed return
ON their actual vaiue, has been decisiyely
modified BY the conference committee. but
it has not been killed It has not been ruled
out of the measure entirely rs its opponents
wished. 1t Is to operate on a limited scale
until some better scheme OF railroad fl
nancing can be evolved. and to that extent
The public is assured OF reasonable railroad
service.
The same is true OF the Senate measure
providing for compulsory arbitration OF labor
disputes. This bus been inveighed against
re!entessly By the labor leaders, who have
been given valuable support by many Of tho
more plant members OF the House and SEN
ate. But tho conferees have recognized the
general principle Of enforced arbitration.
They have laid down a scheme for the arbi-
tration OF wage controversies which NAV
work out advantlgeously. II 1t does not. the
measure is open TO amendment
In few days the railroad bill will go before
the two houses Of Congress for final action
Already notice is given that it will be rs
sailed at each end OF tho Capitol and de-
termined effort will be made to reject the
| compromise This EFFORT should fail The
conference report. bad it is or good as it
IS, should be adopted. Congress must legis-
late finally. It must give notica to the rail-
reads. on the one hand. what they NAV OK
pect in the direction OF revenues improve
ments and encouragement. 1t must notify
, the pnhhc Al the same time whether or not
| the railroads are to DO allowed to live and
prosper. or whether there is to be a series
OF recciverships which will cripple the whole
transportation system oe the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
COSSACKS TO MEET
Viii Hold hi-tu<sian ConErcS. in
Mosrow. beginning on v'rb-

El.f'>.E Fch. An A..-Gusr!a:.
: 'onSrcs. a.: tussaras 20 hc hot: in
- osrow beginning February -. - ~
ESIHCcd ~ 4 wireless message from
Moscow. Tho form established Tor INC
elections provides for ono delegate
from every. cusstci regiment; o. IN
from each Cossack village with less
than 1000 .nhahitauts. and Two dele
E%:cs rom each Village Will! moro ;han
5000 residents
TIC subjects % ho discussed include:
IHr noltftc"l position! ~: soviet Russia,
~" establishments of the soviet rcriinc
~ toS-act territory. and tire elections
20 'ne GcsSaci. ecC.icn .: the N,l-!:rs-
/. .a,. Sp.tr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
.,.,son ,ru,,,cr no,.,,,,.,,.r

tanker John r. Eccknfeiier. which
stranded Oecerl nc- ~ on tho e:.ics
near TamJ.ico, has been abandoned by
the wrcck.nE crew OF the tug Resolute
according 80 Captain John G. Grant
local surveyor for Lioyde register OF
shipping. who returned today from q
six Wec;.s stay a: Tampico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
-
BEREFT MAN KILLS DOCTOR
Husband Sh0ois to Death Fhy sician
Who Attended wife
Who Died.
]. A SSNcihfNI DrcGN

- NSsocia Co F!cal.T ..
,b!!'iAc. SPAIN Feb. 7.--pr. Juno
Ni,anSan;c was srot and Killed here
today by Luis Faicase. mnInbeT or
wealthy family. under peculiar ciEcum,
s,*hc"S. br. FiianStnie had attended
talcRse's wife, who Gied Just as tne
uoctor VAS entering the house, the
grief stricken husband shot and ia
Sta1t!J killed thc nhyS:ci2n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Two DIE when tnginc Cup.irrs.

Gerry cnsinn.r and Marvin Hood IRE
'lan, both q; Jackson. Wore killed just
a sh; when TIC cng!rc of northooUi!d
''.nrcss train. running aa Il second Sec
tioa q: the Illinois Central Sorlirolc
Limited tr.rr.cl over al 'imSon. Tenn.
The pirate car o. i. ~ l:Sa.n, Southcru
manager. was ".tacn"n :" TN" train. hut
IT,; ccct-au:s were VIZ ;n,Ircd. Nu othc,.
,,s.,u;-.Is were aboard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
INVENTOR FILES SUIT
objecta TO Tire Company I'ninS Bust OF
Himself as AN tdvcr-
tScnlprf.
ny NINc-:iI 80 ~. 90. 7


LONDON. Feb. John H. Du:!lop
~. famous a. the !nvcntor 81 the pncm-
natc tire. has SIZED iyr an Injunction
presenting an English tir, company
rom using m old h.:at % himself ~
an advertisements
=. II his affidavit p;aintif. says tho bust
~ placed On the aody % 4 worry. tall
man. dressed IN an cXnEEoratc!y fop-
I'an manner wearing = Hall white nat.
Il Wh!'c W;tistco2:. ard carrying Z cane
anu eye glass. none az which !; il my
custom To Woar end 1.:.rrY."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

DR.. Cyrus Northrop, president emeritus OF
the University OF Minnesota, is president OF
the Sound Government Association OF that
State, which has just been organized to fight
radicalism, including the Townley Nonpnrti-
san League. DR.. Northrop is an able man,
devoted to true American principles, and hls
leadership should mean vigorous exposure
Of error and a campaign conducted strictly
within the Ia ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
REDS AGAIN ADVANCING
Move Along shore OF BLACK ses {,
Drive Toward Fort OF
OdrSss.
ny Associated I're:e

LONDON, Fen. T.--Boishev!st turccc
arc adTanc'nE a:ong the shoTc Of the
odessa. according to a Sovi.' govern
msn' statement received here TO-DAY.
In the Cauc:t:'ia:1 region. the statement
says. Fed troops have occupied Rla,rn-
darnoo. nitE mics ea:st OF Strrrn,,nl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

According to the completed record. Amer
lea paid 1854 precious lives as the price
Of its participation in the world war. And
Cor what? Time was when the victory seemed
70 have been rather lightly achieted oven
at this price but Republican Senate has
carelessly tossed away the expected fruits OF
The conflict and conditions or the world to-
day seem TO be pointing unerringly TO the
conclusion that the sacrifice, in large meas
ure, was made in vain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1920.

New York secs a ray Of hope in thu ruling
OF the States Federal prohibition agent that
there is no restriction on the use OF alcohol
for culinary purpose Look out now for the
rehabilitation Of the oid-fashioned bar where
the thirsty one may put his foot on the brass
rail and order another OF thoso 100-proof
Inince pies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Comptroller of the Currency Williams has
granted permission to the banks to carry
Liberty bonds at their purchase price. There
IN, the banks are more fortunate than indi-
vidual purchasers of these securities, who
have seen their holdings shrink in value,
and who, when compelled TO unload, are
forced to pocket heavy losses. Even the cost
Ut patriotism threatens to rise beyond reach.
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COUNTESS BROWNS HERSELF
Former Maid OF Honor Of Do,yaEcs
t:mprcs. Of Russia Dies in
Luke Geneva.
NY Associated Pr.Ns.

GENEVA. Feb. 7.-Countess de ncn
&c ichci!, :: member OF the Russian
colony ~ Montrcux, and formerly nlai6
OF honor 70 the doHager empress ~
ituST:a has committed suicide b.
drowning IN Lake Geneva
Her body. GILL dnckcd in vaiuao.c
jewels. was found floating in the lake
OF the town OF Niileneuve. near the
upper emil OF the lake. Persons who
were acquainted with the countess sa,.
she LETT he- hotel at MoDtrcuH, v.alfci
oi"cct!: TO the lake and threw hc.sc,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

COLUMBIA. :. G., Feb Street car
service WAS RESUMED here today u3dc-
an agrecmtn: as 70 wages reached he
tween me company and the carmen al
providing :or "A minimum OF II cents
per ho"T aad a nl;.Aimu OF % cents
VIII twelve days' vacation with p,v
ca On year. was agreed upon
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Want Hour ut Noon,Inc

COLUMBIA, ). G.. FEB. "a blu pro
rioing that ali cotton mill plants must
allow employees one hour for Tho noon
day meal, and the other fixing iifty-twp
hours = week az the maximum oi,n,hc-
OF working hours. was passed today hy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

The votes Of rural Delegates killed the
Boschen-Wilco1 bill, amending the Code with
relation to the Sunday blue" laws in their
application to the cities OF the State. II is
unfortunate that rural Delegates should thus
place themselves in the attitude Of opposing
local self-eovernmcnt. Persistence In such
narrow policy OF intolerance. may eventually
provoke radical overturnng OF the blue"
features OF the Sunday law much sooner
than those who opposed this reasonable
amendment imagine