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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Health Talks by DIR. VIM. Brady
Does Cello Really Happen.
Copyright foc0 b. National Noyys,sper Service,

s5tS s %ssse one
fs 5san Me Sh5 asf9 sbs b hs
Sys5 hsa Ia, case o. saksd breast and replied
hss had vs s95 at GeH any such
Iedu an9 na Is ei tie
bo The on more ,e tho parents, neigh
mere mo frequently is this Charge brought against
he infant accused Of cole e'9 Is snf Ru Gnt and I'm IN
dnS tenth case there is generally reasonab bic
,ofs ass assert that the treatment" inflicted upon
arfSs ' san I msgIea ses1sed Is usually
on s snssc old granny makes her charge OF collie
f,ay At moments tor Sry rrany or
The a ess npo Or t ths sasssns
gas i IN the , stomach or bowels
nor az Of them together. can Warrant diasao'
I assert That young babies must CRY. and cry
n nola every day in order 70 obtain necessary cx-
respr.tory ddyeiop the lungs and avoid various
i DAP np tcl nsg s
e BABY 81" eneas q %asee
q ysSSRI shI Da ap as.a. Hf S.
r qgse itnsencxeiy when crying Vigorously, ir
assert fii.. the sAP fespa,i of more or less
oes 9sws,
s2d tia. u IL srusi and wrong to use ibis ply
70 90 DOPE 5ne TIP, par 5s5 Of boi sas
alleged collie remedy. WIN ''"@
where n"rs pare nfs IN 6Ses
a5S fdsssted ptyeiea1e direct tho treatment OF
esy b;be ss'o cf + sfS sfs ,%nenSned although
dangerous sympathy Of any old granny nurse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
NONE OF "REDS" At ELLIS
ISLAND ORDERED SHIPPED
Marked Contrnrt Between Iyondlir- M
fresent Cnaes and Those on
Duford.
I By Associated rrew.]

BY Associated rress.1
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.--None OF The
Yeo men a!id women sent 10 Ellis
Island as the result OF raids On cx.
tremists ceriy last month mas boon or
dcrcd deported. It was announced a,
the Island today 80
a marked contrast be:wcon tho
methods OF handling tho preeent cases
and those Of the 2iS Russians dcported
on tho Buford has 6eveloped. Most
OF th9so sent on the Buford were ar
rested in country-w wide raids Noyem
per a.. Their deportation cano fortv
TOUR days later. Forty-.our dave now
have elapsed since the January raids
ord IN only forty cases lave danor:a.
ton hearings before immieratiun in.
spcctors been completed. The status
OF r !he Jsnuary eases F. az follows: N'S
the Island, 1877; died at tho Island
tour; free because United states citI
Eons. seTonteen; free because OF iacL
o. evidence. twelve.
, Those released on bail include 81,
enc forty women cent To the feland ns
lhc rcsui; OF January raids and Greg
orE We!nstein, CHIEF OF STAFF Of
SOVIET AN Aassador" aiartene. All
hearings.
Most of those sailing on the Bufora
WeIS Mclnoet5 OF the union o: Russian
workers of America. Those arrns;cd
,ast month were accused OF being mnm.
pers OF the Communist party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
From Other Viewpoints
Labor overpIRyinE It's Hand.
BY ALFRED u. WILLIAMS.

J.. Organized labor is overplaying its hand, max
cr ns made few yeass a ag
i IS Gs oa seny os are Of Of
s. and IF S @1r Is aasy 5l ,Ss
nsop eSrn W ina beng dShe
SnSs '1 saf1 s's J 1sd yss
ana e tne t fS%nry camn with The rod q
rhTTSnEh nearly twenty years every important
Tss% aaa asS Es ea poWsI
people and The sn Woman eagg ao the the
same San. thing by mprh the same means Instead of
5sis sns ,e S'a hsye a hed d, up
o. Of DO s &c sont6ed
nnE oss and 70, their friends They have
If the ys eSFems epuesSn 'dS
IS anytn shsT R
on hoy they seSn e Tie people to work oSer
5e fSfssH,n and .o tSaSs Tte e
poster this country When it sands in tbe vac 40
of utility and progress. '''' "a'
na,o the damson Ff bil wa us s eai
h nf9HSh s 99ngrsss BY the railway
psq sf ss ss xA NisnsssSn
& S"f %asy Ia@ as5sas rnEs the
sr lheTe i e step watch anyThere Fedsral
had Ie as as 70 th s Ed wb
nri;n;g!ns the reaction as deveiSpments Of rad
aTSs ag ts s snapsS a az
s sndn1 and "a aeah the author q the bii in
xSF m;Sai y, hours iS day instead Of seyen in
IN ea dr 5e made to gh, by rubbing MS nose
Eonsn 5, has about reached the point OF fight
rate labor party. - ePH
Politicians arc gathering the courage TO do
f a ,6 or a aaa ys ssen ghos e
poing that, they' arc learning what they might
i ipT Thnn ma. II is not as terrible as
81 labor orsap!zations. control then, by Sanucia
fessionals control parties and cities which s +:
rareiessness OF the masses Of the members hHo
They begin 10 understand that when IL comes
70 a real secret ballot under protection of law
Of their members ,han city hail crowd can
The farmers and tho rest OF the great middle
Sasfs II seeR e am ana SS e; Tagss
S,9lt asstsst TIC labor lesdsrtrSS4 asasnss Il.
excessive use OF power ,inie AID seain. s When
THE great mass OF American people. woke TO
the conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
News of Fifty Years Ago,
Grom the Richmond Dispatch, Feb H. 1900

The House Of Delegates yesterday passed the
Company, OF RichmoDd VIII Benjamin II. Nash
as president and ]. B. Aoore as eecretury
About thirty Of tho leading business men and
rators and stockhoiders: The capital stock is
600 The company will do fire and marine IN
surancc business "
The Richmond Apzinger. heretofore weekly
Ierman paper, was on yesterday issued for the
Hrst time az daily, with g. Hasse,l as editor.
IT is printed IN the German language.
Another bill for wholesale removal Of politi-
cal disabilGfs OF Southern men was introduce
in the lower house CT Congress yesterday. 1t
contains tas names Of over SOC Sirginians.
In TIC House Of Delegates yesterday Mr.
Southall. from the Committee Of Courts Of JUS
tce, reported that ill the Judgment OF the COM
,nittee the constitutional provision that a conn
ty Judge shRll be learned in the law" docs not
restrict the choice to ipambers OF The bar. The
report was concurred In.
o Hew in Int sa In the asIkey owsmsp. to the
sjmia in asn and tthe has been
- Tho BIZ aassred IN the lover house OF Con
sommit,ee. apd viii undoubtedly pass.
ntss e 'apss4f ss ss D SCR 'Rs'u9ss
moad " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
keyboard Touches
Doctor Was La the Center OF Gravity.
ny FRANK H. BROOKS.

His srandfather, should he return from the
bourn where prophyiac.!cs and pharmacopolists
haye no standing WOULD regard his grandaon
and his professional calls--has no time to make
any other-a:e by motor car and not often be.
yond the limits where he occasionally has time
docto. WIG is regarded the head of his pro-
tession Even his cosdjutors look TO him in
f ,96sSt 10 When the g9ve;nment sets in
third generation Aescuiapius to the front lie
stands today where his grandfather rode in
his n,edIeias bags strappsa Sshi1d s saddle ddf
as many boY-bsbies named for him As were
s srs t1f Nc rst seneras,on n D, but there
wen. healing. his patients when they hin
coming do~o the big road. washed their wrists
IN lyc-soap and put out their tongues when tho
doctor came across-and the tongues always
Well cleaned OH in advance
Inc thira seneration cure-all only looks at a
ment, But in order 10 have y9a Taow sou fe are
getting your moneys worth, hands you q scrap
OF paper On which arc some hydroglyphics and
historian is collecting dafa for his Book OK he GETS
nearly everything lie wants from thu third gen
Grafton doctor He knows, from his forbears.
lie knows shen the oldest Settler died and what
allied him. When he hsJ done all that angels
can 90. and more. tor aageis don't write pre-
of i5n or apply ststhssopes he is ahead
the undcrtaker has done his bit the third gen
sedr;Hiton doctor returns not PROFESSIONALLY. but
hnaf s the sqai,y Of mercy and slows Up the
ns 10 the Sig esy e lie woud tic
would follow him. lie knows st. Hence he
s inc eos nEf sh nd m At ,Se
old stand. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
BLOOD, BULLET AND MOOSE
ARE TERR0RlZiNG HUNGARY
Social Democratic Lender In yorvaers
declares Reactionaries Arc In
Saddle.
tBy Universal Scryicc.l

~ 10y tniVcrshI ScrIlcr.
BEi:blN, Feb. little Karhata-
ION IS terrorizing Hungary. reign!ng
and scouTEe." declares prominent
1tunSartan Social Democratic leader in
The karhatalom. he explains. "a a
re ciionary organization dominated by
$4,000 Hungarian officers and headed
~ A1miral Horihy and Minister Of
This organization now governs
hungary and Ii made the recent cleo
tions IN ihat country" says the article
deScr!DinS the alleged methods o. ter
ror, sgcil as summary executions, beat.
ing 10 death and whipping OF the Com
Tho Hungarian National Assenh,,
whlch meets today. is generally ey
pected to declare for the restoration or
the monarchy "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
AMERICAN WARSHiPS PAY
VISIT TO BARBADOS PORT
American Atlantic Fleet Admiral Give,
reception In Honor OF Poo
PIE OF CoIoay.
I BY Arsoc!atcd Prosss. ]
nr-TnxryN-

dEElDGEroWN, BARBADOS, Feb. IS.
nIhs United States batticship North
DDaI?ta has arrived here from the
Tcoi'crIanean, having been sent 10
rely with the body Of Count V. Mac
en- q, Coherc late Italian ainbassa dor
.AdmirsI Wilson. in command of tho
Atiantic Fleet. which has been here FOR
n i'Pa time; gave n reception on board
ms flagship. the Pennsylvania, today
in honor OF General O'Brien and Inc
people of Barbados
:, Later in the day the Pennsylvania,
HGEada. Oklahoma and Arizona left
for Colon. The Utah, Florida and
delaware departed from Trinidad for
this port today.
henn manifest between The America n
Gail9rs and the people OF this city. and
9rldgotown newspapers have praised
Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
RAISE STREET CAR FARES
IN 400 AMERICAN CITIES
During inIs Forty.Eisht Comranie..
"uh 3s7St ntlIes ~ TRACK, We1t
late isakravtc..
BY Associaled I,re.ys. I


CHICAGO. Feb. ic.-strect car tars,
IN $50 cities throughout the counir..
hafo been Increased, according 10 ar.
urc9 given out today by the" I!},nsI,,
committee on public utility inforr19a
Won. which attributed the advnnce.
directly to high material and labor
costs. In fifty.nine cities 10,cent
fares arc being paid, tho report SAID
,,i ~ an Indication OF the 'iinansiai
imdustnY, the committee asser.cd tina,
IN 1919 Iorty-eight companles. WITH /,
t9tal or 3.7sf miles Of track. went into
Inc hands Of receivers. while during
tAo past three years ninety- eight COM
Danies, representing Approximately
one-siNth OF the entire mileage OF tint
country, had become involved In bank
Massachusetts led In tile number OF
cities IN which fares have been In.
creased to 10 conts, with cotat OF
thtrtE.sertn. aud Pennsylvania x.aa
second ,sts %ni, fourteen cities Tay.nE
!wnnty'one ciiiee have Scent fares:
twentv.one !lavo 7-ccnt fares, with
cent additional for transfers; IFS have
7-cent fares: ten have Scent ci,v
zones, 6-ctnt outside zones, with a
2-ccnt transfer charge, and i5s are
paying straight Scent fares
The remainder Of the 40 citics Svern
classified az operating on zone
basis. with rates ranging upward from
j cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
GiNlny!
A Daily Once-Over.
What are you trying 70 do. SPLASH 20,
Swim with . Steady Stroke.

What are you trying TO do. SPLASH your way
through life.
Do you feel that a little hi. of real talent Is
tcent TO carry you along ami that it is too
much effort TO dig IN and actually add some
Do you care more for surface splash and get
ting effect than for careful work?
DO you like doing only those things which
don: strain your gray matter. better than
things which require real mental effort?
give?
The spiasNer never gets very far IT'S the
swimmer who lasts the course
Why not work to make lasting n,pre ssion
on those who know what real accomplish ment
is: Why not attract the export rather than the
How long you hold your place without
development and definite mental exercise?
out OF the estimation of those who are worth
your opportunity 10 get to the front is gone
And you will end splasher. with the chill
drcn padding by the bcach.-Copyright 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
VIOLATES MONROE DOCTRINE,
CONGRESSMAN CHARGES
Interference with Sailing of Fsrnsr
" Briiish be.oanenG.
LBy hssociated Press.]

- ~ 1sSVE5aSeu TItsS.
W.asHINGTCN, Feb. 1S.-Cbargtns
that Great Britain had violated the
Monroe. Doctrine by interfering with
the sailing from Bncnos Aires ycster-
day OF the former German steamcr
Bahia Blanca, with coas;gnments for
ten North American Importing COM
panies, Representative Britten (Ttepub-
lican), Of Illinois, introduced resolu-
ton today asking the state Depar;-
A dispatch from Bucnos Aires last
night said the sailing OF the Bahia
Blanca had been indefinitely postponed.
eign Office that the new British min
lister to Argentina WAS bringing com
municatton concerning the attitude Of
tine allies toward the status Of tho
steamship, whose purchase 81 Argen.
tina during the war has never been rec
ogniEed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
.NlssAU IS WET haven
AMERICAN DRINK IMPORTS
FILL TREASURY OF ISLAND
Duties Turn Prospective DeBcit into
ssrp'os' Result OF Prohibitions ia
Ch1tcd States.
Iey Assoc!ated I,res.

NASSAU, BAHAMA ISLANDS. Feb
nS;;I;hFomibition IN the United States.
ianor 10 des sn9Gmo a1,ad quantities OF
avalanche upon This oity. has N tram IN
formed the Bahanas' royern,nent',
1ln sststit condition as II by magic from
Mus nro, 10 cua9'nIIpharatiyely hugo sur.
of unemployed and put nnre ,,n un,oe rs
circulation in this little Brit,ab nojon ~,
than has been the case for many ysars
the co,nn r,;am na ~ h;iha'rdyee. Governor OF
yestetday N an addresg formally onea
ing the 1920 session OF tho Bshan,s,,
Becomes Wet Maven.
The original estimate OF the co,onv,s
revenue was $4,000 for the year and
$4,000 TO be made up thronai, ,nt
creased taxes and duues. WGh 80.
pahisImcnt OF wines and liquors from
me United StatcB upon the advent et
Ravens OF refuge for wet goods. tcins
one Or Tho nearest foreign ports outsiIs
OF Canada and Mexico.
iihlf dozen vessels brought Yu,,
S Sj,,:s 49,, ana 1.-The, the duties from these
nahama governments faifen fortunes.
uuc 20 Inc war. from deficit t. a CUR.
Plus ihreE times Az large as the cy-
peeied dehcit. or about $4,000.
Its Treasury Overaous.
&c The years revenue is figured at 81.
ooo. WITH the Increased revenue. Gov
ernor hi!ar6yce said. the Question az
rcaucing the tariff on tiae nccessitjes os
ne might be considered BY the Leafs
in addition. surplus OF $500 600
yearIy during the next two years y
i ieast ID expected from du:ies when ti,e
iiqa0Fs arc taken out OF bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
C0RNEEL'S HEAD RESIGNS
Or. Jacob Could Schurman, University.
president T,renty-Eight Years,
RctircS June 20.
tpy As.ocis.ed Press. ]


r. ITHACA. y. Y, Feb. 1G..Dr. Jacob
IIouid SchurInan, president of Cornell
ChlNersity for nenrly twenty-eiEht
years. rendered his resignation to the
unlrcTsity's general administrative
committee at a meeting OF that BODY to-
In letter to the board OF trustees
pr. Schurinan said he allows II.
inc chief cSccutivo Of "A great ;nstitu-
ZION should not retain the post moro
than Twenty-Five or thirty years
dc added that rendering Of his res
ignation--an act delayed because of the
sity faccd-would set him free for
other duties he much desired to attend
70. he asked that his resignation be-
como oTcctive Junn 20, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Won HIHDEhBURG IS CHARGED
WITH DESTROYING PROPERTY
Held Liable With Lude nsora Ger van.
dalism During Great Ger
Retreat.
fBy Associated Press.

IBj AsaoU!a ted Vftss.l
LONDON. Feb. 1G. ~ The German
press. as quoted I'm u dispatch TO tho
Exchange Telegraph Company from
CoponhaEen. declares that Field MAJ.
ahal Won Hindcnburg's surrender ia
demanded BY the allies, not only be-
most cruel war IS tho most humane.
because IL leads 10 an end" but aieo
because OF hIs responsibility for the
destruction o.: property during the
The field marshal !s also charged
jointly with General LudendorH WITS,
civilians and the organization OF civ
Han labor corps, in which thousands
or girls arc alleged 20 have beer
handed over to virtual slavery with
women OF doubtful character, and
whipped and. imprisoned IL they re-
fused 70 work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17

An order has been issued by the naval
authorities disseminating the serving of Ham
burger steak TO the i'll the service. First
it was wine. now its Hamburssrs The first
order was in the interest OF better morals,
and the latter is in the interest OF better
morale" we presume.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
TURKS DENY RESPONSIBILITY
Say Allies tn Charse OF Area In Whick
American Relief Workers
Were Slain,
TBy AssocIlted PEGS

coNsTANTISoPLE. res. .s.-Tur-
key denies al. RESPONSIBILITY Tor tic
region, where James Perry and franii
Johnson. representa- tives OF The Amer
ic9n ,. y. G. ~. were killed recently.
that French and British troops are
Jointly occurring Syria apd that Ajy-
tab is well within the armistfce aif1cs,
The government probably wi,i NOT
make any ofticia1 statement regardin.
lis responsibility Tor, ,thG death OF Per
now in progress has been compteteQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17

Statesmen who believe that by exhorta-
tions they can induce heads oil departments
at Washington to reduce their nonworking
force have the simple but vain faith OF the
man WHO thinks he can pull his nccktie into
position without removing his collar. and Will
emerge from the experiment. III the same kind
OF temper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Flnd. orieinnI scott Le,t.r.

SAN FRASGISCO. Feb. 1G.--Nugh
Waipolc. English novelist, annoanced
today he had found in a San Branclsco
book shop original copies OF numerous
100 pages, written by Sir Walter Scott
to John Gibson. his attorney. This lit
erary md" nc said. was tho result OF
q search or many Years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
TWO BROTHERS SUcCUMB
in Best Of Health on FIoridn Trip
ISepturkians SFc Suddeply
Stricken.

ORLANDO, FLA, Feb. l6.-Two
brothers, 7. y. and 4. y. Logsden. OF
weeks ago, both apparently in the
best of health. died yesterday within
half an hour OF each other. the former
the latter at O'Clock from ptomaine
poisoning. The remains Will ne ship
ped TO the homo OF the dead brothers
tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17

With his record OF failure III leading the
pea%e treaty forces III the Senate, and with
w i. Bryan against him. Senator Hitchcock
would better save himself and his friends the
trouble of pushing his presidential candidacy
further lie is one aspirant whose chances
have reached the irrcducible minimum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Has Illness Made Him Pc,ulapt

HE more the action of the President in
L diSmissing Secretary Lansing from his
Cabinet is discussed. the more confirmed be-
CONES the conviction in the public mind that
divergent views as to foreign policies and re-
sentiment thereat by the President was the
r"al motive which induced the President 10
part company with his secretary in the sem
satlohal way adopted, and not, as charged
mat the latter had usurped the powers OF
the President by calling meetings of the Cabi-
net during the Presidents illness. The Presi-
dent was notified of the first of these meet
ings last October and of their purpose BY
an explanatory message sent him by the
Cabinet, and deliberations at subsequent,
meetings were reported TO him upon more
than one occasion. Moreover, other members
OF the Cabinet have made statements saving
'natli any blame is to be placed for holding
these conferences between department.
heads, they equally shared it with Mr. Ian
sing. Furthermore, there exists abundant
precedent for such meetings in the example
sci by the Cabinets OF other American Presi-
dents in their inability to discharge the full
duties OF their Office during grave public
emergencies.
II. therefore, the main reason given by
inc president for his action in thus singing
out MI Lansing and humiIiating him before
The Whole world he accepted at it's face value
IL would indicate that the strain of his pro-
!onSed illness had produced in him q peiu-
lance OF temper and made him prey to sus-
picious thoughts not in keeping with his nor
maj temperament, which characteristicall,
supports keen discernment and a fine sense
OF Justice. The episode, therefore, becomes
Tic more reErettable, in view Of the enlbar-
rassmcnt to which it has subjected one Of
the most scrupulous and faithful OF his Off
cial advisers.
On the other hand, if the retircmcnt OF
MI. lansing was made necessary by diner
, encc OF views between himself and the Prcsi-
dcht regarding the conduct OF foreign affairs
|" such an extent that whole hearted CO.
operation between the two in CARRYING oui
decisions reached by the President was i'm
Possip!c, then IT was entirely proper for the
PRESIDENT TO call for his resignation but in
""'hg so lie owed 1t both TO himself, Mr. Lam
sing and the public to refrain from the ont
St"huihG iMputation given as IL reason for
s'is action Possibly, fuller disclosures az to
me inpellng reason back OF the Presidents
; actIon, may justify his procedure, but until
mat Is forthcoming, public opinion generally
VIII persist in the belief that Mr. Lansing
! Was dealt with with a harshness altogether
Inconsistent with the degree OF his Offending
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
II An ontsiAer-Wby ssts

TO the iEaitor OF The Times,ptspatch.
sHs;;-Why 10 much anxiety and publicity re.
Sanu,ig tee ne@ president OF the Chm u1bor OF
h ssas a Also has paid taxes il York and We
lin; citizen OF Iiichn,ond during ali that period
n nnG ,5eiore After ALL why is 1t necessary the
x W., presume the chambsr ~ante TO get
M oS5s natsgiai possible TO promote the best
}S rayig, to aT,ng outsider take the position
Proyiolng ne has ability to MI Il satisfactorily
$, All Of s know thst lie Is Of the most SUB
S IN ~ lSsiaents OF The state It Is not neccs-
,aeRe ayenue TO show his faith III Richmond
matters Of this sort. Richmond needs to tho
unrest extent tho cooperation and assistance
OF men OF the caiber OF tho gentleman referred
TAXPAYER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
RENTS M'MAsTER's FINE
South CaEsliGa Governor Le,feat Nit,
sfsn whe Sent TarfSey Given
PresfAeAt Wflkon.
{By Associated PSess

wAsHISGToE. FEB. is.sIrhs Gos-
erEor. Of Soqth Carolina has rerni,ted
Mcafsster, cousin Of President Wiisen,
for sending a. wild turkey out 81 tbs
State a ans,gssips TO Etz;Wililsnl wood
The turkey was killed at GooGwiil
s. c. couple OF weaks ago and sent
TO At: Woodrow, who prcsented Il 10
President Wilson. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17

FLOOR Leader Willis. of the House Of Dele
sl'es, boasts that there are more brains on
ms side OF the Capitol this session than on
'he other side = deliberate casus hell
ANYWAY, the Senate scored first in forcing
~ u..eat rom position previously taken
by the opposite House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17

According to Speaker Gillctt tile present
high cost OF living is ;duc largely TO the
greatly inflated conditions resulting from tho
floating debt Of S1,000,000, 600 in Treasury
certificates. IT the Consumers OF the coun-
try had certain assurance that tho cost of
living would appreciably decline, we dare say
they would be perfectly willing to take up
this floating Indebtedness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17

The candidacy OF Governor Cox, Of Ohio,
for the Democratic presidential nomination,
will bear watching. He is Il regular" and
has the prestige OF always carrying Ohio.
Ohio is pivotal State, and as such will look
mighty good TO the Democrats when they
assemble i'll convention at San Francisco The
party might go farther and fare worse, in
its attempt to pick winning candidate