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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
From Other Viewpoints
A Girl, n Newspaper md the Solid South
ny ALFRED D. WILLIAMS

According to general report and belief OF
name would be uhfa5nnial to most t Of the
f the states and hs sne
course OF national politics since. Also. sha was
nsanett the ana sne the 9
New ork epad fay in it's ju ct sh
u@@nGen PFC "a as separate puelica
IN is as 81 s,aasnis Of modern history
SO apply and enforce the new amendments to
counting of the negro vote in the south, there
by making a. Least five Of the states sody and
at The summit Of its power and fame. It's in
aS for eon it,
d d,nse Of the public at the North. which
York the :. Tribune and Times were bitterly
i III was moribund. and the Sun was in ono
eraa the f soatsor 81 W sH
q the Ss' a nsa sooa or
them editorially with moderation and reserve
NINE 55Ye So far rs human JUDGMENT deter
tipped the Salanees tfemb1 az and ind
ITTSs s whis through year TO the south's side
dared even to hint in public but which seemed
hat me era @n b r snSud =,
South because Mr.. bennett was desperately in
ea' Ss f mnTFed All t. the
sSTm bat tSs Of Which were Southern
I Of its By publ
lic:tinns th., ~, iio"eu ny otner pup
whipped by the lady's brother and that there
had been bioodlcss duel. No hint of blame
o! any hInh on the girl heard
me puoilc' we're such as to leave Mr.. Bennett
"lthout defender, The fair was accepted
s th ano, a. explaining his abandonment OF
abroad, broken by occasional almost furtiVe
and hurried visits to the Herald which carried
dread and dsmay through the entire force and
Carols MAN and Virgininn by adoption and eS-
Confederate soldier. had charge Of the CORE
ep2ndence system OF the Herald for tho South
mond lie was transferred 10 Columbia white
II was the storm center and through the criti-
ca h months was ne outlet through which the
the country with their side of tho momentous
debate. lie never told anybody what his in
siruc'!ons from the Office were but his work
aiouscd so much Of the gratitude of the South
the ciliZens or Columbia presented him with
handsome watch. INSCRIBED with expression of
ne Guys amection for him. All old time
good fellows AS illustrative Of the iron dis
cnne Of the Herald OF that day. it may be
pre-eminently useful and faithful Service he
was dismissed for one small offcnsc In tho
dead dead calm OF a late August, with no breath OF
and caught him out OF reach Of the Office The
last seventeen years OF his life were spent as
Washington correspondent of The Richmond
boitcn that he had much do with the cs-
Enlistment OF tho Solid South rs a political
force as any one man in tho country. that be-
hind him were Mr. Bennett and the Herald
and that behind them. according to general be-
lief and strong probabilities was tho influence
Of young woman in Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
News of Fifty Years Ago.
(From the Richmond Dispatch. Feb. 6. 1900

General Candy Yesterday issued General Or
der No L. assuming command OF The depart
ment of Virginia" i; dated at Head
quarters. Dcpaitmcnt of Virginia. Richmond,
Va" Mind you this is not First Military Dis
trct" II is very different.
Hon. John NJ. Chapman at present judge OF
the E!gntn nistrict by military appointment
however. as recognized by the new Constitu-
ton. is the tenth.
Robert :. Pollard wcll-known citizen OF
Richmond. died very suddenly at his residence
OH Wednesday night.
a man named Thomas. living about eight
miles from FLOYD Courthouse, was taken from
his home last Saturday night and whipped
in reporting persons in the county TO the Off
GERS OF the government for Illicit distilling
and 1t is supposed that some OF the under
ground pliers OF corn juice who have been C.
ported by him gave him the severe castigation
number of Virginians in Washington in
Virginia representatives Except Porter. Chan
dlcr COD propose meeting this week or
early next week TO start movement for form
iEg Comparative party in Virginia. to steer
clear OF the extremes Of all present political
parties
The bin for the formation of the Meditcrran-
can Oriental Steamship Company provides for
line OF steamers from Norfolk to South Flu
ropean ports.
The annual address before the Academy Of
Medicine was delivered last night at the City
Hall by DR.. NJ. /. James. 4 large audience OF
MEDICAL men students. citizens and ladies' hea I'd
~ The subject was: "The Certainty OF Medi-
cine a Science"
Tobacco is lower in the Richmond market
stiff at old figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
Keyboard Touches
Lee In EpiEraIn.
DE FRA Nix n. iiitOOISS.

Everything tina, Genera! r. Il. Lee said dur
known to Erginians. He rarely said anything;
that was not worth remembering. / think that
most people in the North regard Lee from only
military point OF view. There times
when he. vent beyona that. Ai,houpA he was
philosopher. A. times he vas coicramnatic
An instance: He had ordered the promotion i:
officer. Another officer called the great
commanders attention TO the fact that the Of
iccr who TO he adva need had more than
found fault with Lees military plans. and
had taken pains to do publicly. To this Lee
replied: 1T is not what he thinks is pleased
to cay about me but what think about him"
There Is something in this answer that is more
than Sold!cr!y. II has the merit of Justice. ana
the idea WAS never more neatly and conciseiy
put. II the Instance reversed II would
lose It's force Had Lee denoted the officer his
remark would nave been than human.
but ii would have had the up!ift quoted
which shows nobility rare in tha time.
Few apt to praise another vino has
found fault with them When we do otherwise
are on the highest road We follow in the
footsteps Of the Great Master.
II is pleasant in this connection to rcrnem-
Der that there is another example of the TYNE
mentioncd-one who combated Lee In every
possible military way, Lincoin. The one be-
the other spingng from the And this
fact accentuatcs the fact that the rank is but
the SuineaS stamp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
What About Our school reaeAer-'

To the Editor ot The Times ST. ispatch:
S:r.-Arc going to allow all OF the best
and efficient ones to be absorbed by other bust
ness interest They are not going to teach
school when other offers come to them OF arg
salaries and better positions.
At present they not paid ns much Is a
farm hand and the pay Is about one-half OF
what common laborers are getting In the coal
end oil fields Mechanics and machin!sts get
three times the money paid our teachers. This
is not fair. considering tho long years OF Study
preparation required 10 fit them for teaching
the young.
II several thousand dollars TO 1T
one for teaching and the teacher Is not paid
AS much as ordinary iaborcr who can cha sc
his place OF business once week unit! he gets
something TO his liking. i Job always waiting
and ready. this too without any preparation on
his part and az more money than Virginia IS
paying her teachers to train for future useful
charge of all her business interests.
II is duty the State owes Itself to stand by
protect and better pay such faithful class OF
and the faithful work performed under tho
most trying nd nerve rRckinE condition should
entit!e tnem TO much better salaries ana i'm
proved coad!tiopa
mos; earnestly urge our prcsent legislature
has doubled. They have TO pay $50 to $50
for board. $40 10 SIS for shoes. and dress and
cloak viii finish UP the session pay.
The pay Of State officers has been
largely increased. including that OF the Legis-
latuEe. Now do your duty 10 our teachers
c. r. SANDERSON.
cartcrsv:!Ie, Va January 49, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
nHins Versus Good Health.
,co, save the wrappcr-V.

,,i The mere frequently and ,norourn1y vo,
s0a Res s"d y %a'sF
T Mi,h mare air
'sa aS Snr@ you and
sna leaves harSsr rdan%i tsn t oil
Air bath Stimulates the Skin SIX p0dy heat Every
duties a systs ns to psrfo5m ,her
Bathinr "G IS regd ,rom the physical well being
by s the Civilized Or fe Tess ar
Clothing prevents the afr from use Of e!o,hng
th body esnliness also nterfe:nas With
not for clothing batting Would d" be Earsy We ere
doors Of deren th spec, estura
On the sS Of excretions in the clothing and
keen! prssss s talks
Of It's oily il chSfaci nsai ,SS
,so Ios than so'on co'on
very vorous yo onduc'0F for
The The majority Of skin affections seen in young
as wlh fSiadE
" oS dan nRRIss ete aenf
fe!y to for :"e % % f henes
'as may r es R Hsu ma6rt Is
n nesa o ,h are associated with
Ems 70 be harmful The "o Older Sa' WE grow
Of 0eses iseS Sn,6n 50
is one result ,rIo OF iTSuteen. skin oil
if there is dryness Of the skin rather than OH.
Is mat II increases the heat conduct ivity
OF the skin and makes Il INCREASINGLY 1l;f,icuIt
for the victim to keep comfortably warm How
absurd II is for one to battle every day or two
and suffer with the cold when by emitting tn.
soap sS and water bath for few weeks at time
keep one fairly comfor table.
After soap and water or plain water bath
one with a dry skin or rough or itchy skin
should carefully anont the skin with some
bland oil. such liquid pctrolatium a tea spoon
tul being sufficient for the purpose
Questions and Answers
II Other Words-A relative OF mine has
S-:Eritis. What Is arthritis! Can person be
t-sSG .. X "here can person go to receive
p-orc- treatment fox It? (R. wy
A1swe--Art thrills Is a medical term meaning
i-i.-1sd joint Treatment would deDend on
cA:uve OF tho inna NINA tion The relatives
:-easl. having been translated from "rheuma-
- determine the specific cause OF the inilamrna-
:eo Ny personal experience has been that II
doesn't help rheumatic durn to call I:
ar,hr.,is. II one dsmisses the patient. If
the patient quits tho doctor right then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
URGES BIG MEMORIAL TREE
PLANTING ON ARBOR DAY
President Pack, of American Forestry
Association. Issues Appeal
to south.
thy Associated Prcsa.l

WASHlNGTOS. Feb. 5.-An appca! to
Southern States TO show the rest OF
the country something big IN memorial
tree planting" was issued today by
President Charles l. PACK. Of tho
American Forestry Association. who
called attention TO the fact that AR
Dor Day would be celebrated in Flor
ida tomorrow and In Alabama and
Texas. February 22.
Stir up the schools and womcns
clubs to make these dates big ones"
he said
Mr. Pack said the plan OF the Tampa
Rotary Club for n road OF remembrance
was the biggest roadside tree plant
ing" reported to the association. ni-
though planting along the Dixie high,
way under the auspices OF the National
League for Woncn's Service OF Chattn-
nooga also had a place on tho associa-
tons roll! OF honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
No More British Loans

GARTER GLASS valedictory aa Secre
~ tary of the Treasury is a statement trans
mittcd to the American people through him
from the British government TO the effect
that London asks for no more loans at the
hands OF the people Of this country; that no
further borrowing has been contemplated
mere, and that anything to the contrary is
flat misrepresentation Of the aims and pur-
poses of the British government
This is reassurng information. 1t is
definite and final answer to the statements
which have been made deliberately and sys-
tematcally for weeks to the effect that Eng
land is seeking to finance her reconstruction
with American god and that her diplomats
were busy persuading this government to as
sumo the financial liabilities Of half OF Eu-
rope, and that the people of this country
would soon find themselves saddled with a
heavier taxation load in order to take care
of tho needs of Great Britain, France and
other war-impoverished countries.
Nlscount Grey, special ambassador to the
United States. took occasion to deny the truth
OF these statements just before he sailed for
home. Sir George Paish the eminent British
financial expert, who is now in America also
| mas denied that he is upon a government mis-
sion and that, SO far he knows, his gov
eminent seeks no loans from the United
| States
Notwithstanding these denals, the cir
culauon OF misinformation regarding Brit
ish "cSishs mas gone ahead In some quar-
| ters 1t was declared and redcclared that a
| loan OF $4,000 100000 was being nego-
| liatcd In others it wac openly asserted that
| the administration has consented to provide
| the British with almost as much money and
othcr sums ranging from 100000 900 ND,
nave been mentioned as the amount which
the British were seeking to extract from this
| country.
The time seems to have come to take the
british government at its word. When its
au'HoIizeu representatives solemny insist, as
| they have done repeatedly that il wishes mn
| further financial aid from the United States
! and when the officials Of this government
insist that none has been asked, they should
! be believed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
A Daily Once Over
Letting the Children Join IN Conversation.

When your child asks a question. do not pu.
haven't time TO explain TO you. and You WOULD
not understand IL did explain
your enid is going to gain the info-rna ton
he or She sets out to set. and your refusal
TO discuss 1t only whets the interest.
you would not be understood if you did explain
Tor any child takes pride in his own intelu-
gence and likes TO have the big folk feel he is
able TO grasp the meaning of what Is said.
Have you not noticed how your child tries 20
take part in the family discussions al your
cussed with your guests?
1t is not mere curiosity but mutual under
standing which the child hopes to esta blish
with the Erown-upS
The subject the carpet NAV NOT be s,,e--
esting but the idea OF being an i!npoTtaa at
member OF the family makes the child feel
that part of the general conversation should
include him.
= Don't Try, 70 take this opinion from him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
EARNESTLY URGES WOMEN
TO REFRAIN FROM TOBACCO
Methodist board OF Temperance Points
Out EVIL Effects
America.
tBy Associated Prcs1 J

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Increascd
use OF tobacco among women during
1919 waH "appalling." according TO the
board OF temperance. prohibition. and
morals or the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
In a statement made public here to-
day tho board called attention to the
necessity OF making an earnest appeal
TO women to refrain from tho use OF
tobacco in the name of the Countrys
welfare. no matter what strict Justice
may declare their RICH, and privilege
to be-"
No nntion can maintain tho vigor
which hns been characteristic of the
American people after its women begin
the use OF cigarettes" tho statement
said Tho sedcntary life OF women
tends to an excess In the use OF to-
bacco and produces more serious re-
suits than Is caused by its use among
men. The effect OF tobacco upon wo-
men is similar TO It's effects on iinn:a
ture Youths"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
ChnpEed.

Changed.
One time he used to work all day
And count the effort only play:
He used to Eambol through his task
With never a leisure hour to ask.
One time he used to fool shock
To suddenly observe tho clock
And then burst into Joyful rime,
TO find that he'd stayed overtime.
Ono time-but now; an! what n chango!
He needs more room In which to range
No office space and lowly chores
For him. the world and all outdoors!
For. him. tho freedom OF tho swing
or fishing rods. and smiling spring,
And sunny summers far away
And mandolIns and Mandalay.
For ne has tasted-and alas!
He would but fill his empty glass.
Who leaped once at fair Labor's cau
Is not inclined to work at oil.
And he is legion: and HE name
Is changed. and now II is The Gamo:
And light tho night or dark the day,
1t Is the Game, The Gamo we play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
FIVE SEEK HUNGARY'S CROWN
Former Emperor Charles Who Never
denounced Throne. IL One of
the lSpi-nnts.
fpv .esrrI',,nd r-,.,,

IVY 4t.f7'''I.I I
VIENNA, Feb. 5.-Thcrr is no doubt.
accord nG 10 newspapers here. that the
Nationnl Asse nbly 1T It's meeting TO he
favor OF 4 monarchy In Hungary.
There are five pretcndcrs 20 the
throne. They are Prince Louis Wind
isch -GratH. who is supported by Pre-
micr limaHar and several members of
the Friedrich government; former En-
pcror Charles. who never abd!cated as
X nE OF Hungary, and who is sup
ported by a party which calls itself the
Icgitiinist:" Count Andrassv who Is
urged by Admiral Horthy. head Of the
delegates to the peace conference:
ArchduEe Joseph. the clerical candi-
date. and Prince Cyril, OF Bulgaria.
one of Archdukc Joseph's daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
WILL USE GIANT PLANES
IN EXPLORATION OF TIBET
Roy Chapman Andrews, OF American
Museum OF Natural History, to
Lead Expedition.
; fBy Associated PreHs

SHANGHAI. Feb. 5.--fiuge passenger
airplancs probably will be used by Roy
Chapman Andre ws. OF the American
Museum OF Natural History. New York
city. in exploring Tibet next summer:
lie and Mrs. Andrews spent most or
1919 in remote corners OF China gath
crinE specimens for the museum. HIS
next expedition win be into the heart
Of Chinese TurkcGtnn, and ne wiz be
accompanied ty nfty scientists. The
cost OF this work is estimated at $780,
600
Plans for the use OF e!rpiancs by tho
expedition were taken UP by MI An
Dire VS. with the Chinese government last
fall and IL is intended 10 employ sev-
eral Handley Page machines which inc
government recently acquired. ness
have q capacity OF forty passengers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
ORDERS SHERIFF TO GIVE
UP ALLEGED SLAYER
Governor Threatens To Remove Official
LOT FAILURE 10 Surrender ReIn-
tive for EStrndltiOn

~ HsAoC!5teC PFtHS,
TAMPA. FLA Feb. 5-Gove-nor
Cats has ordered Sheriff Coleman. OF
sumter County, 10 give Whitley" Nor
tbs, charged with the murder OF Vim
cent Popi"l. At Chester, Pa. up 10 the
nnsnnSy,vania officers. who have been at
buSHhe!I sumter County. for two yccks
since MOTIFS was arrested at Orlando
The Governor Is said by officers here
70 have threatened to dismiss Sheriff
Coleman II Morris is not given up Nor
RS with two others Is said TO have
Killed Topie!, public chauffeur In
ms car and made their escape to this
Two OF the men &c-e arrested a.
Plant city several weeks ago. but Nor
Iis cScaped lie was later arrested At
Orlando by Sheriff Gordon, but demand :
cd by. Sher;n Coleman on charge OF
breaking and entering
Morris is said by officers here to
be related 10 Coleman. The latter is
said by shcr!T's forces here to have
'ric! 10 get the other two men ar
rested. but was turned down. and they
were sent back to PENNSYLVANIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
CONSTANTINE is BITTER
Cro,vnIes. King Drenks With Mother
Over MnrrinEe or Brother to
American Woman,

f'Y NSs"clhtfd Prcss.1
GENEVA. Feb. 5.-Formcr King Con-
Stantine OF Greece has broken off re-
lations with his mother. Queen Mother
pher owing to the marriage OF the
latter To Mrs. w. Il. Leeds last Sunday.
Il is reported here.
King Constantine is said to have de-
clarcd he would have refused to attend
the wedding even IL asked and II Is
asserted he still dreams OF returning
to Athens.
The former Greek King has recently
given Il number OF interviews, In which
he charges Premier Venizelos with pc
ing a Second I.cnina.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
sOVIETS MUST FIRST PAY
North Europe Countries Decline TO
Trade Until Debts to Their People
Arc Adjusted.
Try As."eiated Prese.1

COPENHAGEN, Feb 5.-Denmark.
Norway. Sweden. Finland and Holland
have agreed they will not resume trade
with Soviet Russia before Russias
debt to nationals Of those countries
has been paid or guaranteed. it is
learned here.
held soon Mt Geneva will be issued to
governments of all European countries
and the United States. and it is pro-
ing action to be taken on this question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
COLD STORAGE EGGS SLUMP
Failure OF European Demand brings
Down Prices With
Crash.
TBv Associated Pres.

NEW y0nRNt iScb. 5.-Victims OF the
high cost OF living were given cause for
revengcful chuckling today when mar
ket reports showed that esgs. recently
waro being thrown on the market at
nrices ranging downward from As to u
cents. Wholesale
Inc retailed at SO cents. and the slump
was reported TO have affected the fresh
eEg market bringing prices down S
cents since last Friday.
The decrease in coid-storage egg
prices was explained rs being due 10
the fact that the expected European
demand for eggs did not fully develop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
noI,s NiInt of cola.

DENVER. Feb. 5.-Orvillc Harring-
ton, II, skilled worker in the Denver
mint, was arrested carly today by
Roland X. Goddard. chief Of the local
branch of TIE Federal Secret Service.
on 4 charge IF having robbed the DEN
YER mint of cold bullion valued ut more
than 100000. search of Harrington's
hume revealed the gold bars buried and
hidden in various parts Of the premises.
ard all OF 1T was recovered. according
to Goddard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06

Hawaii wants to be admitted into the
Union as a State, and bill TO that effect
has been introduced in Congress by the Ha-
waiian Delegate. What does the colony hope
to gain by admission? The States already
in are rapidly surrendering their sovereignty
as such into a centralized Federal govern
'ment directed from Washington. The bless
ings" of such government, Hawaii already
enjoys. Why agitate for Dead Sea fruit?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
ShovcIing SNOW.

It's grand good sport to shovel snou,
1t puts you In healthy glow.
And starts the perspiration
With rhythmic motion. slow or swirl,
You tackle every towering drift,
And pierce 1t with citation.
The snow heaps up on either side,
AS YOU progress with steady stride,
And leave pcath behind you
And IL by some chance Won forget
Some place you haven't shoveled yet.
Why some one will remind you.
o. shovelinE snow Is sport and fun.
perfect JOY for every one.
So why should You go to ltf
Sit at the window II you can
AND watch the labor OF n man
That's the best way TO do II,
-Somcrville journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06

his change Of attitude towards the bill OF
rights. II some OF the legislation already
enacted, with which he has shown his SYM
pathy. is not nullified by the Supreme Court.
the bill of rights will be but little more than
a memory. Individual rights have already
been curtailed under plea Of extending civil
liberty until civil liberty" itself has become
almost tyranny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
CANCELS JENKINS PAPERS
Mexican Government Admitting Court
Action Before AsTt:nG Consul
tn Quit Country.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 5.--Iulio Mitch
ell. state prosecutor Of Pucbla. has
William O. Jenkins, United States con-
sular agent at Pucbla was cancelled on
february ]. It was learned YESTERDAY.
action by the Pucbla courts in Mr.. Jen-
kins' case before talk ,ng steps regard
ing its alleged intention of requesting
Sim to leave Mexico.
Decision in the case is expected dur
ing the coming week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06

a- North Dakota Democrats at their State
sconvention Wednesday adopted resolution
Endorsing the leadership Of Woodrow Will
ESon and W. ]. Bryan" They have hard
"trip ahead OF them, trying to travel with
= both, with each going in anything but q
-parallel direction.