Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
RoIburY. Va, January rs. 1920
Protrct Ntr-ini, C,r.

Protect Virginia Came.
I" the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S,r.--i: the game vas properly cared
Tor II would be an asset to the State
besides furnishing fine sport for boys
aud girls.
THIS is matter that has been neg
."cted sha rncfu!ly in this state, c2us-
ms IL TO rank al the bottom in regard
70 same protection virginia has bees
= leader in most matters since the be
ginning. but as TO game she ie bring
ing up sorry year
one OF the most important things
20 be done at this time is to have the
Les islatuTe amend the game law so as
20 have the season for all kinds OF
sane TO open at one time; say Octo-
o-r - :Or birds, turkeys. deer SOUR
rris. RABBITS and pheasants. in fact all
At once.
deer or, squirrel sooner than other
game, deer hunters carry guns and
most OF them shoot turkey and birds
M"s .n, 'n%T are s1,, deer hunting AGAIN
hunters Wi! XIII turkey and birds and
taii them squirrels after they are in
iJ.ne lag Game wardens cannot han
anyone hunting they will say they
arg hantlnS rabbits or SQUIRRELS.
~ Ipo smorid be against the law for
ne season opens for all game. And
:. me warden hears shot he will
hnow II - against tho law and he can
results
| hope everyone Interested In this
ma,.er VIII zee or write his represen-
iatlNe anu urge this matter for speedy
action.
n our game 10 protected and cared
!or IL VII become u source OF revenue
TO- to the state. Sportsmen from the
cities viii coma TO enjoy tho snort and
pay literally for this in shape Of IL
cr ems, and hunting rights, We have
sspeciaily fitted for game and worth
,ess ior anything else except the lum-
hsr until there is sufficient labor avail
Iherefore we. urge the present Lests-
allure TO do all II can to protect our
Ssm" by passing practical and EN-
Gainesville. Va. January Is. 1870.
To the Editor OF The Times-Dispateh.
Sill Reginald Heber Smith. the
fminent scholar and authority on tho
winch attracted considers ble attention
In this article Mr. Smith Natly and
',nd y , lh%fci ahEc, Goniended that the poor
under existing judicial procedures
stand before The majesty Of the law
on an equal footing with the rich and
. within The past feu days Mr..
SInlth's contention has been startI,nglv
,,i,, by no less respectable a
,.h man the Carnegie Foundation.
country. one law for tho rich and ~
powerful and another for the moor and
the weak GU
very recently an administration Of
hciai cooiiy announced that certaIn
manufacturers OF essential and exteD
siNely used food products wouid NJ -.
he good. "''''''"e 70
This naked announcement e,r,,od
win II the undoubted Dresumn;ion
Shat tnche men were guilty OF vio-
lating tho law. 10 their own arrand
cement, bu, fortunately FOR them ahny
Nt'c fich corporation magnatcs and
hot corner grocery men and, as Rori
naId licher Smith and the Carncsic
I"uhu"t ION would have us know, there
IS one law for the wealthy food prod
,', exior'ioner. and another law for
we corner grocery "gaioot"
man named Conrad Tkatch. or
f'h!ohhe y. H.. was arrested some DAYS
ago ana c"niin az Ellis Island. Will
u, me custody OF the authorities. il is
o! no consequence what the crime was
~, T.h whIIh he was charged. and ma
o"en presumed innocent until proven
sulIt? ~ due process OF law This
man ~as III at the time Of his arrest
"hd ne continued 20 grow worse J.ast
sunday at about the hour when tic
Srcat churches and cathedrals OF New
@orshIpcT OF the iowly Nazarenc
Conrad Tkatch was seized with q,
OF coughing and the guards were i'm
pIored oy lhe other prisoners TO sut,
mon physician, hut they refused
Inc man grew worse and fell TO tho
70 the big iron door and tried 20 MI
him;rIf up on his feet. but being 100
weak. ne fell back 10 tho roor I
WAS hiloWed 10 lie there uaspinc for