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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aurus, 0. a,
HlyEcia Hospital. Mr. Fred Throckmor-
home Of Mr. John :, nrin On Eu,nn' ru 4
Funeral notice later.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
DEBATE LARGELY FORMAL.

The Senate voted on the rcSOlU-
ton at the end of foxr hours debate.
chiefly devoted to Democratic oppo
sision to it. 1t WAS on tho whole rath
ca y formal debate lacking the acridi
" that had characterized some prev
irus phases OF the discussion. Scna
tor Pomcrene (Ohio,) Democrat
spoke first.
'This is not an attempt to end the
Wal, he said. sit is an attempt by
legislation to create Il treaty. Con-
Mcss was given power under the Con
alituti0n to make war, not to make
-pc"ct. Tic broad power to negotiate
peace was conferred on tho President
We propose By this resolution to ac-
ccDt the benefits of tho treaty, the
obligations of which we refuse"
We are not accepting the benefits
said Senator Knox (Pa.) 1--WE are sim
ply refusing to waive them
By, this resolutions, Mr.. Pomerene
resumed, ''1t is asserted we are go
ing to bring about peace. yet we pro
pose to hold the German peoples
property in this country.
What's the matter with that? de-
mamed Senator, Reed (Mo,) Sup
pose it is put just as badly as the
Senator has Stated it-what is
wrong with IT."
81 decline,' replied Mr.. Pomerene
"to be put in tho position Of contend
ing we are making peace and yet hold
ing property whidhr was seized be-
cause We We're at war. If we should
retain tho German property after
terminating the war who would de.
tcrmine its disposition, or the dispo
sition of property Of Americans in
Germany"
ALL RESTRICTIONS BY PRIEST
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Congress adopts this resolution and
it is disapproved by the White
House, as it certainly will be, what
Will be gained? Nothing, except that
our friends on the other side will
say: 'Wo put the President in a
hole We are not going to do that.
Tho American people know where the
taoaty making power is.
The ProAaieht oAghs tA aeaa the
treaty btak with ssno nsashGe look
7ng to an adjustment Of differences.
Tho Senate 10 partly 10 Nafaa and
tsse VsffT Executive NOS aaz}scay free
Tessa blsnso fer the fasasssaas9 sagatAs o.
persss ss&s ssesacsgs "
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
ALL RESTRICTIONS BY. PRIEST
DENT.

Senator Reed contended that Ameri
ca is now trading with Germany to
the extent Of $145,000,0O0 annually,
and Senator Pomerenc said he under
STOOD that to be the case. 1T is only
modicum of our normal trade, how
ever argued the Ohioan. "All re-
strictions on German trade have been
pat on by the Executive" said Sena
tor Reed.
suppose so, conceded Senator
Pomcrene.
They could be removed on mo-
ments notice by the President, said
Senator Reed.
l'he restrictions were imposed by
afe President under authority Of
COngratS, insisted Mr.. Pemerene. III
re adopt this resolution we shall a8.
core everything done by the Execu
I'VE Ia bringing about peace, aa,d by
tao AtHes in order that We may,
Hhatee a separate peace. I waa Will
h.s' TO stand by tho Allies In tho war
ana Should Ire ashamaf to Desert tzseea
E0w.
Didn't we stand bV the ArsAas Inn
M they set their Ireace on tIASa
tsfaa? dsna0ndcd Mr.. nsea. Isn't hi
~ ,iGss for as to get eutas now ss VA
see ftte
~, replied Senator Pam ea>eae. Fas
ssaNsto on and nre too fav eSc,stt TO ynstc
rdM discussion along src1i lines. II
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
DO YOU KNOW HIM?
March 81, 1920.

March 81, 1920
Mr.. Editor,
Dear Sir Would like to know
the whereabouts of John Hagary
Reed; Last heard Of was in Roanoke,
Va. Any Information regarding his
whereabouts peasc notify.
Miss. JENNIE KING,
Box 70"
NaRaimO, b. G..
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
SENATE ADOPTS PEACE PLAN BI
VOrE Or As TO 36.

knox Resolution Prevails by on
Almost Exact Party Division.
Acceptanco There Is Assured, bat
Veto by President Is EQuolly Coz
tain
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

Washington, May 15,-By a Voto
Of 43 ayes to 3S noes the senate
adopted this afternoon tho Knox res
eution declaring peace WIN Ser-
many and Austria. substituting ~
fer the resolution previously adopteu
by the House Of Representatives.
All the affirmative votes were by
Republicans except those of Senators
Walsh. (MaSs.) Reed (Mo.,l ana
Shiclts CTenn.) Democrats. All the
negative votes were by Democrats
except that Of Senator Nelson (Mlnn.)
lcDublfcan. Senator McCumbcr IN.
c. Republican, announced however
that had he not been paired ana UNI
ablo to vote ho would havo voted
against the resolution.
The resolution must now go to the
House, whore it probably will be 40
tcplcd after soma formal considcra-
ton. and then sent to President VIII
sou, whose Spokesman have stated
positively he will veto it. 1t prob
;,ny will not pass over the veto. EX
peotations is that the President will
return Che treaty to the Senate ST.
simultaneously with the submission of
TIE veto message, or very soon there
a!lcl. HO III thul SNthS wa
refer the treaty to its Foreign Rola-
ttons Committee. which will pigeon
hole it until after tho election i'll
November.
Briefly, the Senate resolution re-
peals tho declarations Of war against
Germany and Austria; provides Tor
rJaining German property now held
Nv the Alien Property Custodian I'm
til Germany shall by treaty have pro
Tidcd for satisfaction Of all American
claims against Germany and until
Germany shall have given most ia
voroh nation treatment to Americans
MS to business, residence, commerce
&C., and shall have confirmed to the
United States. all fines, penalties, &C
levied by the United States during
the war. Tho date Of the resolution
hcCaning effective shall be the legal
Date of the end OF the war. All rights
are advantages that would have accu
ell =, Me United States under the
treaty Of Versailles if il had been
ratified, are insisted upon.
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
Yellow ustard
For Rheumatism

A good hot mustard plaster or poul.
ice is pretty sure to overcome most
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
SAY HE STOLE 100000
BY USING FALSE LEG
Employe of Denver Mint Charged
With Taking Gold Bars
Home.

DENVER, Col Feb. 6EUsing
his false leg to conceal gold
bars made in the United States mint
Orville Harrington carried away $780,
900 in bullion according to Secret
Service operatives who arrested him
yesterday.
Roland K. Goddard, chief Of the
Secret Service asserts that the missing
gold was found hidden in various
parts OF Harrington's home.
Because of the unusual means taken
to get the gold out of the mint the
officers were unable to locate the
source of the thefts for several days.
Harrington was taken into custody
as he was coming off shift, a search
or his person disclosing a s1,400 bar
Of gold hidden in the false leg.
The thefts which began two weeks
ago had been traced to the refinery
and watch was set over all employees
of that department. The list Of sus-
poets narrowed down TO three and a
watch was placed on the homes OF
suspected ones. Tuesday night offi-
GERS who were watching the Harring-
ton home saw Harrington bury a bar
in the orchard, and subsequently
search of the orchard disclosed four
other ingots. The search Of the home
early yesterday netted fourteen other
bars which had been buried in the
cellar.
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
SENATOR OWEN ENTERS
RACE FOR PRESIDENT

MUSKoGEE, Okla, Feb. 6.-sena-
tor owen of Oklahoma, formally an
nounced his candidacy for the nomi-
nation for President here yesterday
at the State Democratic convention
which instructed the delegates elect
ed to attend the national convention
at San Francisco to support him ''un-
til he is either nominated or releases
them from further support"
Senator owen in hts address, advo-
Gated repeal Of the excess profits tax.
return of the railroads to private
ownership, enactment OF a corrupt
practices act to prevent the use OF
large sums of money in elections. re-
duction of the high cost OF living BY
use of the powers OF the Federal Re-
serve Board to fix and stabilize the
per capita wealth OF the country,
adoption of q national budget sys
tenn, enactment Of a bill to permit Ia
Dor to participate in profits resulting z
from their toll and extension OF pay
ment Of the war debt over q period OF
nifty years.
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
GOODBYE
DYSPEPSIA
No More GurgIy Brash, Lump
OF Lead" Bad Digestion,
Heartburn or Such
Troubles.

The man who can't help maklhs
faces at his stomach, the man OF
woman with a grouchy digestion; OF
with downright dyspepsia need fre'
The heaviest richest dinners, the
most unspeakable quick lunches, all
can be taken care OF without lmpos-
ing on the stomach, A sclentInc
digestive can do the digesting where
the stomach either did not 90 IL Dc
fore or did II very imperfectly'
This is why the use OF stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets has become so
universal among those VINO suIIeF
from Indigestion and dyspepsia
Take one of stusrts DyspePSsi,S1 pep "a
Tablets after your next meal ana u
YOU are given 10 belching, sour rls
ings, fermention, heavy lumpy
FEELING in the stomach, Indigestion,
dyspepsia, loss of appetite or other
such digestive arrangement, you
will md at once remarkable I'M
they arouse the gastric juices and
give the stomacsh the rest II needs
before II can again be healthy and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale at all druggists at soc box.
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
CENTER OF POPULATION
MOVES TOWARD EAST
Census Statistician Expects Indiana
TO Be Fixed by 1920
Figures.

United states Statistician w. A.
Hill of the Census Bureau announced
last night at the National Press club
that the fourteenth decennial census
will show that the center OF popu'a-
ton has moved East instead or west
in the past ten years.
Mr., Hill stated that In all prob
ability the center OF population Will
be located in Indiana this year, but
at a point east of Bloomington, the
center of population in 1910.
1t is said that the Industrial ne
yelopments in the East are causing
people TO move from the agricultural
districts to the cities.
In 1890 when the first census was
taken, the center of population was
southwest OF Baltimore; in 1910.
northwest of Washington; in 1920.
north OF Woodstock, Va; in 1880.
southwest OF Moorefield, W. Va; In
1910, south of Clarksburg. w. Va; in
1850, south OF Parkersburg, w. Va.
in 1860, south of Chillicothe, ONO;
in 1870, southwest OF Chillicothe'
Ohio; in 1880, near Cincinnati; in 1880
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
Ohio, and in 1900 slightly south of
Columbus.
Samuel Rodgers, director OF the
census in speaking before the Ma
tional Press Club last night told or
the extensive preparations necessary
to finish the census. He also sat~
that Canada and the South American
countries are planning to take CEN
suses similar to those conducted by
the United States.
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
DOCTORS FIND
REMEDY FOR
COLD AND FLU
Calot abs, the New Nausealess Gallo
mel Tablets, Cut Short Colds
and May Prevent Flu by
Keeping Liver. Active.

PHYSICIANS have learned from ex-
pcrience, during the epidemic OF in
flucnza, that one of the most import
ant factofs in the prevention or flu
and pneumonia is to keep the liver
active SO that the digestive organs
may be in perfect working order and
the system thereby enabled to throw
Off colds, check sore throats, and re-
sjst serious complications. For this
purpose thoy have found that the
new, nauesaless c8lomel tablets called
ralotabs, are far more effective even
than the old style calomcl, which was
formerly the universal 'favorite, as
i'aiotabs do not weaken the patient,
nor Interfere with the appetite and
digestion. '..
At the first sign OF cold or sore
throat doctors recommend one Cal
otsb at bed time with a swallow of
watcr-that's all. No salts. no nau-
sea, nor the slightest interference
with your diet, pleasure or work.
Next morning you wake up feeling
fine, your liver is active, and your ap-
petite is keen for good breakfast
For your protection Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed packages
price thirty-five cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs.
Your money back IL you are not de-
lighted with them
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
Watch Your Step
and Be Careful
The Flu Has Returned and
Is Spreading-Don't Delay,
Get Nu-Vim Iron Tonic.
viii Ward Off All
z Symptoms of the
Flu.

with thousands Of cases OF the FLU. Both
before and after having IL, and has
been SO successful that one need not
have any fear as Nu-Vlm Is the greatest
regulator made and you get with Nu-
Vim a package of bowel and liver
tablets 20 assist Nu.Nim in clearing
ND the system OF all bile on the liver
and purifios the entire system and
wards off colds which arc the f1rst
signs OF the flu. The doctors have
not found out about tho flue yet nor
have they got II under control II
so, why do so many die with II II
isn't so fatal Good nursing. be care
tul and not expose yourself. but take
Np-vim and rot your system rrgu-
psfsd- Don't ret uneasy or scared.
Give every member OF your family
Nu-vtm three times . day and you
will he more than rieered with re-
suits. ecid at all Peoples Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
SAYS WEIRD RADIO CALLS
ARE VOICES OF SPIRITS
"Spookr Expert Says That Wireless
"Strays" Are Ghostly Thought
Waves.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-The supposedly
uninterpretable message received by
wireless stations throughout the
world are thought waves from spirits,
Alonzo M. Griffen, spiritualist and
trustee of the National Spiritualist
Association, declared today.
These messages arc another form
OF communication to spiritualists." l."
Griffon said" Heretofore spirits have
communicated with the living by taps
on the wall. These taps, after years
OF study. were interpreted. In few
years these wireless messages, now
laughed at and ridiculed by tho pub
lie. will bo interpreted by spiritual.
tets.
These spirit messages usually
carry moral lasann hnas6A
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
The Reason? \
eJsst Enough Turks"

College men were among the
6rst to recognize tho merit of
Fstima's blend, and to carry their
preference for it into ever wider
circles of society and business.
Today, At nearly every big
hotel, and at more and moro OF
the exclusive clubs, East and
West, Fatima is the lcadcr-solely
because its skillfully balanced
blend appeals to discriminating
smokers. Neither too much
nor too little Turkish tobacco,
but "just enough Turkish
here Is the secret Of Fatima's
distinctivesndcvcr-plcssingt
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
CONVICTED OF ASSAULT.

A jury in Criminal Court No. 2,
Justice Stafford presiding. convicted
Henry J. johnson, colored. yesterday.
of assault with a dangerous weapon
It was charged that johnson. while
riding in an automobile on Nichols
avenue southeast, June %, last, in
oan,n,nu ,v,th Ave- other. A.
volver at Avory E. Smoot, a motor
cycle policeman, who was pursuing
the car. Smoot was not injured. As
sistant District Attorney Bolitha J.
Laws represented tho Govetnment,
and Attorney Thomas Beckett repre-
sented the accused
The Washington times., 1920-02-06

In a day or two you lift the old
misery maker right off without even
feeling IL. That's the last OF MI
Corn and the last OF your misery.
Millions who have lost their corns
the "CietsIt" way say it is the only
common.sense way to get rid OF the
pests.
tced money-back corn remover, costs
but a trifle at any drug store. Mfd
by Il. Lawrence & Co.,. Chicago.
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
Be Rid
Of
Painful
COrnS
"Gets-It" Makes Them Loosen Up
So They Lift Off Painlessly.

There's no more pain after a Few
drops of "Gets-It' lands upon corn or
callus and instantly dries.
The Washington times., 1920-02-06

rheumatic pains
and even sciatica
and gout but it's
a mussy affair
and generally
blisters.
Heat Is abso-
lutely necessary
IL you want per.
manent ellie {.
B Q & US Musta-
rine. made OF tr.
yellow mustard wi
pain relieving
gradients added
just I, is ches
er, e.. ana mo
effective than [.
old fashioned pot
tice or plaster nj
lIll
The Washington times., 1920-02-06
cannot blister.

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lngs Begy's Mustarine 10 speedily ef.
fective for lumbago, bscksche, neu.
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throat, chest colds and all aches and
pains because heat eases pain-S0 and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-26
CALL CONGRESS-
OF 0PT0METRY
Meet Here for Three Day
Session

At least 400 delegates are expected
to attend the Western Congress OF
optornetry. which holds It's annual
convention In Seattle June 20. 20 and
30. Nine committees have been ap.
pointed by Harry w. Appleton. presi.
dent Of the congress. They are; Pro
gram and exhibit entertainment.
lecture. banquet. hotel and room. au-
tomobile. reception. finance and la
dies committee.
The program win include a vel.
come address by Mayor Hugh NJ.
Caldwell and open house at the
Chamber OF Commerce hall. Arctic
Club building. on the first day. Lee.
lures and sightseeing will also be
counted In that day. and an evening
lecture by DR.. Charles Sheard, physl.
illogical opticist.
More lectures. some OF them illus.
trated with motion pictures. will fiji
the second day. and lecture on
Transmission of Radiant Energy
Thru Glasses and Ocular Media" by
DIR. Charles sheard. on June 40, will
be the last professional feature OF the
convention. A boat trip thru tho
government locks. with a banquet at
$50 Will conclude the convention pro-
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-26
CONvICTEDI.W
BLAMES BAILIFF
Ryan Files Motion for New
Trial

Motion for q new trial for Joe
Ryan. convicted recently on n charge
Of criminal syndicalism. was made In
superior court Friday by attorneys
for Ryan. who accused H. A. Fred
erick. baliff In Judge Boyd J. Tall
mans court. OF influencing the jury.
A deposition flied by Alicia Rosen-
baum. a recent defendant on a syn
dicalism charge. alleges she heard
Frederick say 10 three OF thu Jurors
on June II: -When ] was young I
used 10 get up at I o'clock In the
morning and work hard until . or
10 o'clock NJ night. and In. this way
/ got my money and property. and
now some fellows want to come
along and take II away from me-"
The statement Is corroborated by an
affidavit by n. r. Eddy.
Alleged legal error in testimony
and Jury instructions are also set
forth In the motion for a new trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-26
MILK GOES up
after JULY |
viii Increase the Price One
Cent

Put one more cent in the bottle
when you 10 for a quart Of milk
after July /. DO the same thing
when you are after a pint--of milk
For an Increase Of 40 cents on :
hundred pounds OF milk during
July. August and September. was
agreed upon Friday afternoon BY
committees representing the milk
producers and the Seattle milk dis
tributors. The fiat increase In
stead OF the progressive Increase
proposcd by the producers. was
decided upon as a compromise ard
will be placed before both sides
for final ratification
The retailers state that the cent
raise will barely cover the increase
granted the producers. Quarts will
be II cents and pints > cents dur
ing the summer months. The price
agreed upon by the COMMITTEES =
1886 a hundred pounds for milk
containing 80 per cent butter tat.
an increase Of IS cents over the
presen, price Of 1920 Surplus min
for July IN based on the same prtco
with a variation Of cents a point
in butter fat content. making an
increase of IA cents a pound over
the present price OF 81 cents q
pound for butter fat.
II was also decided 70 take steps
10 have the city health department.
establish a milk-tcsting laboratory
10 assure all dealers and producers
a standard test.