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REVEALS INSIDE STORY
OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Original Draft Slorn Of Present
amendments Was tll-BritiSh
Plan.
ny ROBERT J. PREV,
Universal Service Stnfr COrreSDouJeuf

LONDON. April "i.--'rhc inside story
OF the drafting OF the original cove
nant Of the league Of nations Is AT
last revealed by Lord phillimore. the
famous English judge and interna-
tfonai law expert. himself one OF the
nuthors.
Although the draft passed through
In It's final form II was an all British
pan: with few notifications and
Lord phillimorc writes TO the
Times: Il shall always DC proud OF
The part which I have been able to
take In this matter. but IL is now
committee over which l presided
should have also their need OF honor.
There were three distinguished
Eyre Grove. Sir William Tyrrell and
Mr.: &. j. B. iIurst--and three distin-
Enished historic ns--Professor Pollard.
Mr.. Alfred Kennedy the SON OF nv
old friend. the late Lord Justice. rs
Prepared In 1916.
The, question Of the league was mrs,
Trough! before the tritisn Cabinet by
na ora IN igis cSG IN paper pre-
imperial War Cabinet In iai;. II
v ,.h.t; very rough sketch o;
WA AZ; aT r., nv Articles ny. and XVI
III
pointed Ia consider these proposnjs.
fhcy presented Al report in 1915 whicn
continued draft convention. inrlun-
ing the general substance Of those
parts OF the covenant which are az.
fect!y concerned with the settlement
OF INTERNATIONAL dlaputcs The docu-
mcnts were communicated TO the
United states government.
Thccr were further discussions IN
inc BritiSh Cabinet on tho subject
and In November. 1918. General SHUTS
CIRCULATED his league or nations na1,cr
which was aftcrward published IN
II he adopted the proposals OF the
fhillimore committee and added much
TO them. including tht principlr OF
manuatcs which lie proposed to apply
W the Central European Statc.
Al the same time Il much shorter
paper ON much the same lines, OK
ccpt as 10 mandates was circulated
by the Foreign Dn!cc.
at l'aris the league OF natinn sr,.
non OF the British delegation pre-
pared . draft convention This was
me hrSi daft prep. red for tho E-it-
ish governments.
President Made Own Draft.
Late President Wilson Dreuar,d
drnit OF his own. The league OF ma
lions commission worked on ,hc
iresidcniS draft. and much az us
covenant.
But. says Lord rhillimore. II con
;alnS the same IDEAS as are TO be
round in the SHUTS pamphlet and IN.
ih!!limorc report, with notifications
and additions.
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solve all the problems o; production and dis
tributiun.
rhc natiop does not need and cannot have
1t" unlimited number OF farmers unless Il
IS To return to the old basis when the farm
was SER snrhcient and produced little or no
su,p'us. II should have. and in the long run
W" vi "1'Nc. just as many farmers will pro-
price. " ~ " " p'o
"ns must pay and rural life must he
t' ''ltHctlre and healthfui. schools with
t., uc'lon properly related to rural
sn ,r mus" au eNis', good roads be provided
~ u*pu'.e medical hospital and sanitary
"'ranSemehts lie developed
ne i,, ,hese conditions are met the prob
m . VII nave been solved and the nation need
~ 49, u"out the number OF its farmers or
nc ,eaoireu supply of materials for food and
thing-Copyr!gh, 1870
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"PUSSYFOOT" JOHNSON
GETS ROYAL GREETING
Home People la Ohio weiromr Dry
Worker Back From For
clCu Campaign.

MES TElsNlIl.E ONO. April 1T
William +. tPussyfootD Johnson.
the American Anti "a loon League.
worker VINO literally gave an eye in
IN" campaign 10 max" England dry.
received a royal w ONE when he ar
rived at his homo mere today.
officials Of The headquarters here
or the Anti-Saloon League of Ameri-
ca met Johnson nj Newark. Ohio as
ic was en- route home from New York
where he landed from Liverpool
Thursday. and accompanied him to
Columbus.
Al Columbus Johnson was mot hy
scores OF his home folks" and was
escorted TO the state hous. where he
delivered ID short address, after whirl
II" was brought to Wcstcrvill. b. au.
tom0bile. Another nome coming cclc-
'bration was he'll: here NJ the national
headquarters Of the .Anti-Saloun
League. t,
Johnson's wife. a sicnographcr In
the office of tho stat. moving picture
censor board At Columbus was the
hrst TO greet the dry worker as lie
arrival home.
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FINAL STORM FIGURES 4
SHOW 231 LOST LIVES
While 700 Persons We're Injured I'm
Three states and Property Loss
IL In Millions.
IBy Associn,ed prcssl


BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April 2i.-
Loss or life from Tuesdays toruadoes
IN mississippi. Alabama and Tenncs-
soc stood today az 23l persons. with
III least 700 !niurcd and a. property
loss of several millions Of dollars.
While Rcd Cross workers were
making tabulated lists of the dead
ana injured and estimating property
damage plans .or relief took definite
shape with the formal launching or
"A drive for In" collection of $4,000.
Reports ut the office of Governor
kilby place the dead In Alabama at
IS and the injured at 500.
Information at the office OF Cover
nor RUSSELL. of mississippi. shows lao
we're killed AMI 200 injured in tina,
state. The loss in livestock and prom
crty has grown with the progress OF
ne Investigation and may exceed the
$2.O00.00O maril.
with the receipt OF supplies from
Birmingham. Now Orleans and other
cities. emergency relief work IN well
In hand at Hamilton. Ala. and
Meridian. Miss, the central points OF
the storm areas in the two states
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WANT GOVERNMENT FUND
FOR SOLDIER TREATMENT
Ask Thnt Government Provide SpcrIaI
Fund for i:x-Scrvicr Men q"
Combat TuhcrcuIosis.

isy Nrrb'ipf'i iEtsS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April - --ResoIu-
Tons asking that tie government pro-
wa" funds .or 80 treatment or FORM
er serv!c" men afflicted with ,ubercu-
losiT We. adopted today al the con
vrnt!on Of the National Tuhcrcuiosis
Association. Dr. John W. Turner OF
III" United states ru1nc Health Ser
vice. Washington. asserted there were
$4,000 former servic" men suffering
from the disease.
The resolutions also asked that the
government erect sanatorIrns in
hralihiul surroundings and near large
ccnters OF populations; that better
housing laws he enacted and more
institutions he provided for the
care or tubcrcular negroes. Invcsti-
cations showed that the mixed TYNE
or negro has stronger Resistance 10
tuberculosis than the pure bred TYNE.
Dr. IL. 6. Carter. Of BurkeviI,c. VIA.
asserted
Gerald T. Webb. Colorado Strings
was elected president.
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Thoughts for Today

An Average of Human Patience.
By ". T.. RAHCOCk.

Some people more impatient Than
This gem OF wisdom fell from the lips Of tie
chef oneratot of a teirphonr exchange in New
d~atorin$ !" explain. 10 the THINE Iahifa Srrvi"e
Commission why eompiaints OF .Centra!.s''
fuuiei"us than formerly. lie admitted that
an indignant public WAS chararirr.ng the SER
II nothin. could be done. had replied. III de.
truth recorded above.
expert. rests on the discovery OF just VIVA, de-
gree 81 patience man or woman must pos
anon the faults merits o: :. telephone eX-
change: 1t is indeed a most Interesting aues-
The dictionary defines 'paurnce" as being.
amHns "'mf ;r 'n,n%s IN. ""faise apas or
the evils TO which man IL liable We would
"skative. rahsr than positive ' anaii1i-s Of
mind. az being ""mrrt-nt In the opinion or Il
telephone company. t" decide the point al is
Ana somewhere perhaps between these w"
kiUds Of mind. may lac found the human being
w- viii not Include our friend Thompson in
She search. for have We not heard him ask
hIs wife Il shr j" ''EoinE to be an day" IL M
H. hi. sn T" n s he hSns at me t41 "f
extend IL for !. second helping. Nor would
.e. f1f she has lived In peace with her nus
b.na FOR thirty-odd years. Their eldest son
c.us- 81 rule. II. pat ienIiy passes along hin
f",n.,,s c"n," cup in alrn"r. .,, 49,
i.cnc." can be conceived than that necessarily
z:r-s 10 have the s.'inr old JOKES continually
offering Themselves in different su!s"s. must
he trlal almost beyond endurance. set II
Win just hahlr Impotence ihcy cas-; them
aside. hU~ they TO hll :hsir p1pcrs'
After GjvinE sufficient thought TO the sub
J"Ct. Sc al. however. may Quite likely aSre"
mat - fair i"El OF average patience il to hold
i1r door open To - book agent on cold. windy
Gag long enough for h,m TO reach the first
period %! hlA htrrrot yprd address The too
impatient man or woman SlanH the door al
pnce. thus mourning nc aftrI.prna!ty OF self
r"proach. wEito' the over -pht!-ni huisrhu Idle r
listens to III. end. thereby !nrur'ing the risl,
% pnrUmOnil.
II really muRt IL. mnHi dry!rahc quality
ins BDHh"saon Of MUD that never Stops
over either on TIA" side or pat !enrr i'm
patience.
Your too psiI-ni man VIII never be- able TO
get fun value ON Of ONCE hoy. You: too
ofic. hoy long enough TO Uncover whether IL"
has any value.
f"ni too patient ~oman pickr the kno,s on,
"r old and worthless b,tg of rtriHE Your TOO
impatient woman frequently hr.ai;s the new
aud valuable hirin8n ~ hsr SHOES.
Your too pat!rnt Riri may never ~rd you,
100 ,ih pHtIehi giGl may with Rnr hadn't
lat 10 lrarn 10 the original Gunhtion: What
ncR zee q. patience Is csHuntlal TO Htnlcu
suorcr berh7" -" '''
am OF tho opinion It cannot be answered.
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La Belle Paris Full
Of Beauty Factories
Try Univcr.nI scrvicc.I

PARIS. April .f.-wonrcn bcnu-
fiful otherwise need mo- longer
worry about such minor drawbacks
as ili-Shaped ears. according To nm
announcement by the Academy of
Mcdfclnr.
Prof. julien Bour9uet, II IL de-
clnrrd. hnr Uncovered a process
0f giving perfect form to my
womnn's ~nrs by q simple surgical
operation Involving neither danger
nor pnln. This will mike IL un-
necessary for my woninn To loop
her hair ON the sidcs Of her face
To conceal nnEatniy 1Obrs.
rho craze for artihcini benuti-
Tying Inns caught NIL Paris society.
"Hennty factories" nrc sprinKing
upveNerySvhcIc. Many of the doe
tors npccinlizInE In This art have
ON their waiting Hist some famous
women who expect to emerge from
hnrlnfcss operations minus their
double chiuS. wrinkles or amy otn-
er siEnS of nEc.
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OF the House. United States attorney, Sec
rotary OF the Navy and. finally. as n Sena-
tor lie had served his State. He might
have served 1t also as Governor had not his
old-fashioned sense VI honesty forbidden
him TO accept the apparent result Of
closely contested election. In many de-
tails his career was similar to that of his
fellow West Virginiuns. Senator s. B. Elkins
and Senator Henry Gassaway Davis. with
whom he was more or less closely associated
throughout his long life. all Of whom have
now passed on.
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C0CA-C0LA LITIGATION
TAKES ANOTHER TURN
Court Declines Ia Modify Restraining
order on Plea OF Delaware
Corporations.
[Hy Associated prns

-. 7 IVY 1NESOIIaI Nu 1'f''sr.
ATLANTA. GA. April .i.-Judse
George Bell Of Fulton Superior Court.
today ovrrrlled Il motion Of the Coca
Cola Company, of Delaware, for Il
modification of the original restrain
ing order IN the rrccn; temporary in
junction proceedings brought by the
coca-Cola Botiling Company. OF At
lahta. and the Coca Cola Company
parent bottlers of the drink syrup.
The case was set for hearing on the
first Monday in May.
The Delaware corporation sought
PERMISSION Ia furnish syrup directly
10 subsidiary boitlerS, an account to
Ea KEEP; of the amount thus FURNISHED
az means OF anordlns protection 10
The parent bottlerS. If in the end the
court Sist ms their claims.
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Ayers Yacht Goes Aground.

UEACFORT. y. C., AprII "a. The
schooner yacht Elfay. owned by Rus
sell Is. A!gcr. OF New York. went
'Sround in storm last night I'VE
miles south Of Ocrnc 0kn inlet. rwcn
~ men were taken on In II l!ieboa,
f:Om the ccas, Euard stutiOn near by.
but the captain. engineer and ono sca
man remained aboard. The cOnbt
guard cutter Manning WAS gent to-day
10 the assistance OF tho yacht, which
is not believed 10 be In any immediate
danger, r..s,t
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RELIEF IS SADLY NEEDED
BY CHILDREN IN CRIMEA
american Naval Commander in iiark
Sen rEeH Help for
SuHcrers,
lHy As.oriateh prtssI

SER..SrbIuI, cRiMEA. April "a
tr!firan children are living under
friIh,ful conditions and sonue well
come death as Il relief from suffering
says an appeal sent to Colonel lanes
y. Logan In Paris by Rear Admiral
Newton \. Mctu!ly. in cOnInund Of
american naval units in the H.ack
Set fhc appeal asks that some as
SiS;anct be given in caring for liiiis
ones whose lives are IN peril.
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DEP0RTED REDS ABOARD
STRANDED AMERICAN SHIP
Susaurhnnnn. tsround Near poIc. S,t
Badly Damaged ny Strik-
Ing IIDftOfn
BY Associated Press.

,,,...,.I 81 NS@Oriat-G Pr.ss
TRIESTE, April BoIsiievist ari-
tators ana other undeErablcs de
ported from the United Stutns we're
or bonrd the American steamer S,s-
unehanna. which went ashore mar
Pola early this week
Thcy arrived here today with other
passengcrs Of the ship. who we're
transferred TO tc steamship Argen
aine after The Susquehanna had
stranded. Most of the DcoDIo IN
board the steamer were Hungarians
ara Juso Slavs returning to their
former homes from America.
Tite Snsquehanna WAS not serious
~ damaged by her mishap and is cX
pcctcd here tonight.
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INV UnIyersu, Service,

: 10y EHINtFEh StTNIcE,l
LONDON. April .i.---Consucio,
Duchess or Marlborough. is the only
American Drcress IN England who
does. not spnah with an American
accent. on tho contrary, she has
decided English III, TO her speech.
The nrs; language she spoke was
French. being placed IN charge or Il
French nurse In a French school.
Gator shc learned English in Eng
and She is one OF the hest woman
puhllc -Nrcnker. in England
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Looking backward.

W remember the day when children could
DC amused win :: co!ored volnm" ~ Mother
Goose.
Then they got along very vel! with tn"
comic Supplements
i:t.t raat p,s n the days wien here was
NJ dust on She family Hihl. and Wednesday
night was ,.me when everybody sent 10
NE church
Apfop"S %! news from Weston State
ina; hv. children recently staged res! mur-
der after movie plot. and had tin. time %.
,1eir !oun. lives hanging companion with
1..t her!.nr
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On the Sen.

Ut KEEPS eternal whispcrings around
pesolntc shores ana with it's
mighty swell
tlnts twice ten thousand cav
ems until the spell
pI llecate leaves them their old
shadow sound
Often It's in such gentle temner
found
That scarcely will the very
smalles; shell
he moved for days from whence
IL sometime fell.
When last the winds OF heaven were
unbound.
- We! who have your cycbalIs ycycd
and tired,
Feast them upon tile Wilderness of
the sea:
ye. whose ears are dinned with
uproar rude. Sd
Or fed TOO much with cloying mel
ody--- -.
Sit sc near some old cavcrn's
mouth and brood
Until sc start. as If tho sea-nymphs
CURED.
By. John Keats.
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Sell sIIIss by JcwcIer. weight.

VIENNA. Aprii 2I.-ScwinR silk is
now being aold by Jewelers. weight
Tho ualcAincn use fine jewelers. scale.
md the price Ia ~ crowns for one.
third OF an ounce. Formerly tho
,nmc Quantity aolh for IL hellcrs. a
consignment of the sewing silk stoleT
rom q freight. ear this week wa.
valued Al 10000, 900 crowns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
AGREE ON NAVY PAY BILL
House and senate ConT Complete
Work an Salnry InrrrHsc
Fcnturr,
By Associated Press.
IRON N,,riI

W ASII INGTUN. ADrII 24.--TIOust
aud SeTatr cUnferecs on the army md
navy pay bill reached an agreement
."day under which Increased pay will
he given to all enlisted men In both
services. as WEI: as all commissioned
officers M to and including the rank
OF colonel in the army and captnin In
the navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

Tom Watson carried more counties ana
got more popular votes in the Georgia
presidential preference primary than either
Palmer Or lick. Smith but under the rules
Of Tire political game rs played in that
State Palmer has more convention votes
than either OF the others and will get The
instructed delegation 10 the san Francisco
convention, tnoueb lwo-third, OF The Demo-
cra1 r,icipaIAhtf. in the primary voted
against him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

BY reason of having persuaded Rcpub-
licans in tie rural districts OF Nebraska
10 enter the Democratic primaries in The
Nebraska election and vote for his dele
gates, late returns indicate that Mir Bryan
viii go TO the San Francisco convention
with two-th-ds OF the delegation controlled
by him That. Of course means increased
power for him to stir up trouble in the
convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

Aguinaldo. onc-time famous Filipino
chiefain and insurrection leader. is coming
to America Tor medical treatment After he
is cured. maybe he will head Il movement;
10 enable Americans to recover their lost
liberties. None OF our own political leaders
seems to know how, or to have the courage
10 make move in the matter. ii they
know how.
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Morris sail. From yorn,,.

HONoLtLu. April aI.-RoinnI 6
MOTIFS. american amba ssador ho
Japan, will sail from Yokohamu mr.
the United states on the liner Korea
haru May Is. according to a cable.
gram from Tokyo received here today
newspaper. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

DO you. gentle reader. remember IN. time
when you told cute little sirl that you'd 20
West and hght lndisHs IL she wouldn't he
your sweetheart: Well. she weighs go
pounds now. and the other felioN says Indian
lighting * in comparison.
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l'rUGress.

Yes SAID Mrs Goitanun. when | ma r-d
You Just hnew tha; l simpl: could not live
O;thnuj you.'
Tn hum. ri:hto, duckie and NON o."
Wei nov | can't 1--we either with or With
ont sou. that's ALL
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Wood Campaiyncrs a, Odd,

| is an interesting story which comes TO
hand from snndry reliable sources detail
ing the facts regarding a controversy be-
tween Frank II. Hitchcock chief of the
Wood field lnarshais, and Colonel Proctor.
Of Cincinnati. chief Of the Wood iinanciers
i Is asserted that these two politicians have
diSa greed and in dSagreeing they have let
;hc insiders understand that there is not
room enough in the WOOD camp for both. in
other words. one or the other OF them will
soon withdraw, leaving the candidacy Of the
general 10 labor along hest il may
In lhe course OF the row between these
politicians i seems thar the calling Of names
las been feature. One report has i, that
Mr Hitchcock refers in biting terms to
Colonel Proctor, one OF our mos, .stimable
soap manufacturers. as the soap bubble"
TINS Is not exactly Il parliamentary way for
one comrade 20 speak OF another but II is
not less parliamentary than the terms IN
which Colonel Proctor describes his rival
lie is QnO'"d c,lling Mr.. Hitchcock
political porch climber
u the exchange Of these amenities the
chi"!'ana merely .!v. expression 10 their
luminosity toward each other and IL the
Wood campaign Is being promoted by man
holding these views. II Is no wonder that
1T Is heading toward lhe ructs II is no
wonder that il is suffering d.fea, after de-
feat and in he rnd II may fan In a htap
= political camdlGacy OF the Wood sort can
no, stand s,nl. II must go forward ar back-
hard. ana TIL, one inevitably win 20 back
Ward II III" men who are running II con
iinur Ia hshi each other instead oi iigh,iny
IA" .E"ay
Already Ia" Wool campaigE infringement
, las undergone one rcorsaniZation John
Nins, 81 connecicut. the original genius
"i ~" general 81 organization. VAS thrown out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

write all day anf I write al night
un = Thousand different things:
hImner out joke on a t8N-r,'iL.u L!oke.
tr I soar ON poesys wings.
hnI when I'm through I've got /, on You.
And That is childish hluff:
For thu only thing have 10 do is wiite--
don't hay" to read the stuff
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,A.-ro., E.A'. Daily rho.aa,

"Wh.m n man at low ia Speerit dat he
Soi Z" l Hrsyah meetin regular said
I h'Tc""! Eph runlin.;ively. Everybody N de
family siaht nsuin has he done paid up he
lie insurance. T:y A pickle. Mls;ah JacHson'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

Wheu :: msm owes sico .nd ha. sle he zig
ui-s thai i,s no use wasting the opportunity
TO spend tae so. hy ,ryine 20 pay j.; on the
sirp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Political.

From al! wee able 20 get out OF ;h.. VA.
-t"us election promises, conclude tina: any
one ~ The many gentlemen mentioned for
PRECEDENT viii cut the High cost or Living
Gown until i'm be plumb Same to take
any salary all
cupid il going :" W out .: /. j"h wnrn all
women get The vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Illusion.

AA TAOS. were h.ppy days When VAS
ndhiis tw" and two and spelling CAT tai."
Az. they only seemed happy"
fe'h, thai's what mean. In those days
really believed Whit they told me abon.
.nyOne could he President"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Voice Of the People.

Letters must give the nnnc and nddrrs, OF
the writer. MIME will not he published Il
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

9 siJke new high mark for imports reached
Fin March. while still leaving trade bal
.ance:in favor of the United States. is graft
styling evidence that Europe is resuming
business. and If peace can be maintained
for awhile, Will in due time get back to
normal. Our prosperity is closely related
to that os Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

ln.rrvarioUs instances The Department, ..
Justice has captured men aljmdy-d 10 he
dangerous aliens and turned them over for
deportation 10 Tia" Department OF Labor
which promptly released them The De
partrnent Of Labor has done SOM. peculiar
things, hnt fairness cOnpels tn" conclusion
that i'll the special instances III which an
the facts have been made public the u,u
released seem TO have been really harm
less, victims OF their own cxctabi!ity ana
ignorance and already punished enough Tor
their Offensps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
SUNDAY. April. -. 1924.

: Secretary OF Agriculture Meredith urges
-that city vacationists spend their coming
.raca lions working on farms. to relieve IN"
shortage of farm labor III the harvest
period That's right in theory. but in
s.pf1ctipe it will not work There will not
:be surany city suckers to bite.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

When the Arkansas miners ia di-tric,
No. have finished paving that <l0r.rvo
actual damages done 20 their employers In
the recent strike and the $1,000 puui-
tive damages awarded under the sherman
law, perhaps they will not he so anxious 20
walk ont again in violation of their con
tract and 10 Con0uct themselves IN deiianc.
al the Law. Once organized labor realizes
that Il is Just as amcnablc To the law a.,
any other organization. il will consider
more carefully the results OF action 10
which il may be urged Dy no, headed
leaders. who have nothing 10 lose