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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
Keyboard Touches
Ianit! Streaks of the High and Low BOrn,.
BY FRANK II. BROOKS.

Think and say what they may; the great ma ma
thing, about several things. One does not have
much or read much history in order to
vote aye on this statement And the fact that
feriors feel at liberty 10 play the peacock more
there is this difference between tho high place
Individual and the in the middle lower
walks: The former has the art OF concealing
his vanity TO degree. while the latter is
rather inclined to keep self suiiicency in the
spot light. The latter is never SO exalted as
when No affects to think that he has made
some discovery which the former never
thought OF.
The man who thinks he has monopoly OF
clever stories cannot II he would. conceal the
thought that he is smart; that he is in the
column OF the public Sir Joshua Reynolds,
whose .canvaaes are the admiration Of all art
enthusiasts, had his vanity when he got out of
touch OF his brush and easel. II is told OF him
That he h%uSi at PUPILS sale an ind +
ride about town so that people who saw il
would say, THAT carriage belongs to great
artist" 4 great merchant OF Chicago visited
the tomb OF Juliet. When he returned and told
of il, and was asked what he thought of IT, he
answered, ITS very much out OF repair ant
ought to be repaintcd." He chuckled at what
lie thought discovery. Only when he
found that I've was ridicucd did he know that
the community had made discovery that dis
tanccd his.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
FAMILY CAUGHT IN CHAsM
QUAKE ENGULFS HOME
OF PROFESSOR RIVEROS
oI ha more Than Week Surviving Neigh
r., s Dsen Lowering Food
tby AssocintetI prcsa.l

-, MENlCo CITY. Jan. ,s,--tjn,ou. o..
c cnu annals Of the earthquakes la tne
gT%pSr,ence of the family OF Profexsnt
!rh ahcise9 RiVeros, OF Barranca Sncv,
t tne Quake opened great chas,n g.,
cngulfed. their home was
the e0f fam mH,e fh han q week members Q.
POTION OF this abyss at least ,ao ,oot
oeioW me surface OF the earth iee>
Surviving neighbors have hco,
iioweTns them food and wnt se oeen
which might fall and crust, ,TnsS
ooheath. Belief is Expressed H., ~,
or new shocks Will mean Tho t. ~. az,
OF those imprisoned In tho a6vs"
Heports from the san Mlrici ~.
c criet indicate the eruption Of the the n new
cr9tcS which opened there Az ~" ~
S9t OF the earthquake on tho nix,
Oh JANUARY 3. Is decreasing in yioinncs
"A telegram from the Mayor -,
chaichiconiula. state Of puebia. how
eve. states that shocks have beer
numerous there since the first cartt
quake and that he has received ir
,ornation that the town3 OF Saltiii,
,,9rraYua and Chichicotla nnarb,
nave been destroyed.
o,! !n*es,lsators report tina, in Ja,ap.
NY persons were KILLED and 200 81
jurch by the Garihquako
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
REGRETS ABSENCE OF U. S.
EUROPE SEES LITTLE PEACE
UNTIL AMERICA C0-0PERATES
League OF Nations Of Little Influence.
say london Papers, Until This
Country Participates.
fBy Associated Pros. |

LONDON. Jan. I2.--Regrct that tho
r uni1ted states did not participate In
10 expressed by today's newspnpora'
Some editorials strike a doiefui note.
,,r1 Gh ,a 1 ON Of Amorlea's sigma.
disappointment OF the hope that giowed
with promise for humanity year ago.
IL Is true the league of nations exists
world knows that unless and unit, Tie
United states dheres to tho league
CIR a,he OF tSs II It's actions not
t,hoIritY it should possess will belong
Cites Absence from russia.
The telegraph also cites the absence
OF Russia from Saturdays ccremonv
and says:
"untn, the sky IN that direction
S Seesc n siea1er ,ners can pc no world
Doubts OF. tho reality o, peace oc
hind thu formal act OF ratintati5n are.
eHDrressed by tho Daily News.
e.. mere IL not 4 nation which cannot
IL ~ wishes manufacture now griev.
anccs out Of the settlement TO trouni.
In Inc peace OF the world" II says. DC
casions or onenss are so numerous
ihey obscure tho very fact OF peacnt"
inc News notes that America. .which
n mart SO 9, thn as, 70 make peace" had no
In conclusion. tho News admits III.
possibility that tho present situs,io,,
may lcad 70 more real peace than
10 the moro loudly hcraldcd m,iien.
MUM"
Much Unrest Continues.
Are wo near peace?" sshs the
a answer ,,, II adss that nobody can
ALTERNATIVES, and cites In PROC. OF Ihis
statement the present Industrial un.
s sssi' tn, ,h:,. troubled state Of india Egyp,
spiraty to destroy be re Sei1a Gan
warfare the whole cx!st!n. s;ruc;uTe
of society"
The Chronicle. dcplorins tho causs
much weakened by the action o. the
h hope, n ,,; that allied govern
the League: eu, questions whether
Great Britain. France ana italy. w,th.
our tho support OF America. can as-
the rest or Europe. adding: "AIocr;sa,e
concurrence would have made a great
moral difference"
Inc Manchester Guardian says:
50 FAR there IS cause FOR reioicip-
the supreme and overw h elrn!ns ned
OF Europe Is .or peace"
says Peace IN Largely Formal.
t Sma,,aetsri1. the peace "a largely
.eorma! and leaving the DOOR r:te oto,
cr!ticizes the enorEou, !ndemni.,n.
e%actee and tho provision for handinc
n .yss men ne ascused Of vloiat!ohs OF tic
trouble: Ii eoniinuess:s s0u'0es OF
Happily, other forces than those @.
,nternationai jealousy ana hate vii
nov come into play. With IN. pesc.
WIN Germany the league Of NATIONS
I'll DO born II Is tho duty O. IN.
resident of tho United States 10 sum
mon INC first meeting Of the council
OF the league fortnish, hencc' and
mere is no reason TO doubt Mr.. VII
son VIII duly perform that task. r.
~ Tor each OF US 10 bring strength
a ,,,i,, Il.
Srumcnt OF international accord. !,
~ the hope of tho world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
MAN FACES JURY SEVENTH
TIME ON MURDER CHARGE
"n liam T. Cook. OF Murfreeshor,
rem" j.. Charged With Killing
wife ana Niece.

ASiiNtLLE. TENN. Jan. ierb.
nla! OF William r. Cook for Ia. a
stanford. was begun at Murtrecsho,,
TO-DAY. " being Cooks seventh apnea,
t 49, before jury on charges Or
child on the night OF Ausuet rs. 1914
Nook several ye9rs ago received ;.
S,b,cn OF second ddErce inurGer.
Stand. and he Is now serviny pr;nn, -,
sentence. W 90
az previous trials Cook claimed ;ha
night OF tho tragedy he dia nd, :, -, :
mis VII" or her niece and ,iiink;uc
'hS en- asleep. vent on 20 bed h!mse!!.
~, ar!I!hS The next morning he sail
me VIE on the back porch and the
: T,Seee IN hcr room. He gave the alarm.
0uEn his several trials he ha-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
4 Financial Confc,,;o,

know somebody named Me>who needs abou.
rive Thou (So,o00) sand Dollars to fix hin,
right with everything, and is willing to swat
low his pride TO get 1t. Some pcopic are mar
ticular about such matters. but not Me Mo is
very frankly up against it for rive Thou
t@5,o00) sand.
Me will take Five (s5,OoO) sand any wsv Nc
can get II. For instance, maybe some kindly
Ola lady Nc has helped across the street; for
hother instance John D. Rockefeller ana hc
can Set IL back in another raise in gas IL bc
likes Or maybe someone who has becn
touched by the pathoe OF my immortal noon,
Why Don't You Put Some Ashes on the t.. ~,
rhcre are lots of people who have Five Thou
'So'ooo)-sand who wouldn't miss II as much as
I'd notice it.
Perhaps ii will DC difficult 70 get this +, y
from any living person while still living IN
winch case I'll take it as u bcqucst, only am
IN little hurry about II, so that the beouest
OF young and athletic millionaire won't inst
answer. Any person who is sure Of an early
demise is much preferred
IL is Pheasant 20 be honest and open faced
about little matter like this and No vii,
hwaE the result with an optimism hardly ius-
tilcd BY experience. yet persistent C.hecl;
money order Or postage stamps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
A Daily Once Over
Bcsidcs Poise, You Need Avoirdupois.

You pride yourself on being refined and SEN
SitiTe' but IL your culture is such tina, the
least adverse criticism upsets your delicate
pose. you mad better come down to earth.
50 long as YOU live this big globe, Won
VIII lind that nothing ever occurs Just as cx-
pcctcd, and If il did this world would be pretty
tame
You are human. if you arc fastidioue and so
~" your companions IN life.
Why not Try to be a normal being and
This world is too full OF realities for anyone
Z" have a monopoly on the quality OF matchless
beauty without bcmish.
30 keep good conrase with your hneness.
wise disturb your equilibrium, and forcarned
y"'i VIII have q greater sense of security and
You wont be as likely to get your feelings
hurt. 91
II is that LITTLE question OF hnlancc-tbc
creates. thing in the world.-Copyright 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13

walls OF it's patrons over the inadequate SER
vice. II cannot furnish better equipment
and maintain service of higher grade
than it is giving on its present restricted
revenues. The transportation company and
th1 public are travelling in circle and get
ting nowhere. Both have made out their
case, and each seems to BIZ without flaw.
Now let the Council grant the G-cent fare see
to it vigorously that the service is improved
commensuratey with the increase in rates,
and the general public will not complain.
1T is ready to pay what good service is worth.
but 1t does want that service, and the
wrangle has continued to the point where it
is doing tho city harm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
Voice Of the People
Letter. must give the and nddrens OF
the writer. Name will not DO published IL writer
d
Danger Of orerdoinx the Excitement.


To the Editor Of the Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Pleasc permit me to express the opinion
that there appears 20 lie danger or magnifynS
nc alarm over the aGitations Of various lists"
against action under stress OF public excite
mcnt." seemed TO me most timely. II seems 10
me that distinction is III danger of being dis
regarded which should always be made. name
~, between. on tho one hand, those who pre-
pare, use aud advocate bombs and other forms
of physical violence. and those who the
the method of the ballot for accomplishing thci.
ends. All history shows that sgc country
free expression OF thls thought without losing
IN tho long run far more than IL nigh, expect
10 gaip.
The most valuable article on nrescn, condi-
address recently delivered by NIr. Frank l.
Cobb of New York. Mr.. Cobu that NC are
and Public Opinion" he makes a plea for sanity
in not OVERRIDING the accusation OF sediton and
for more faith in the American people than
some of the extreme advocates OF new ALLEN and
scdton laws" seem to have Il am not afraid
he says, that the American people going to
stroY the institution OF their own private prop
erty."
In another part OF his address Mr. Cobb makes
10 make In far" he says, las discomfort
appeals directly to violence there Is an sbund-
ance Of law to meet !, II public officials. mu
commonplace duties of their Offices" But, he
strongly main ains, under free Institutions
Whatever can be taken to tho ballot box has
the nsicnable right to make it's appeal to Tie
ballot box. Is not the denial OF this virtually
the acceptance OF prussianism? Jefferson in
his day spoke some vigorous words on this sub
lie knew, all students OF history must know
that in the very nature Of things the use OF
force to suppress thought is s1 4, re-, n
Charlottcs vlle Va. January 10. 1925.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
IlankcrinG.


I've always wanted TO be
lunguid and happy Turk.
For IT'S always appeared to me
That he's mover inclined to work
Ho ioafs all the day, they say,
With all of his main and might
And having loafcu al, day. proceed
To Keep OH loaiing all night
And ] who have felt the prod
And kept my nose to tho stone
Would lie on tho soft. warm sod
Unoccupicd, anu alone,
| am not disposed to quiz,
Nor TO slight my job nor snrk
But just for tho sake OF the novcit:
[ wish 1 could be a Turk
The grind is a borcsomc thing.
And the mill. II Is hard 10 tread
I'd like TO be free, and sing
With the blue skies overhead.
For | never have known the fec
or q day that was f'cc from work.
And for just one day in my life I'll like
To hc lazy as Turk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
They May Die, but Never surrcndsr

a LTllOUGH the United States sunreu.
Court has just ruled that the section
OF the No'stead enforcement act barring the
i''ahulaclure or sale Of beverages contain
ms more IMAM one-halr of per cent Of
".Io,oI Is constitutional thereby making the
Production OF 275 per cent beer illegal tho
brewers have let it be known thai tho,. n.;,,
'"ntih"e TO light. They hold that the ruling
OF the court dealt only with the voIstoai
&c. ID so far as it applied to wartime nro.
"ipi'ioh ana has no bearing upon the Vol
steau act az applied to constitutional nro-
hbition Pro-
'poh ADVICE or counsel the brewers after
aahuary 10 viii resume the manufacture Of.
pei cent peer They will continue IFS
soop "n'n stopped by the government. As
"'oh as 'hey have been stopped as thev ~,
course VIII be, suit will he brought in ,no
'euefal courts 10 test the constitntion,1;,
=, SECTION OF the Folstead act. which an
pi'rS Solely 10 enforcement of Drohihi.inr
ohacr the eighteenth amendment
ne lawyers for the brewing Interests co,-
,n'' ','t lh@ eighteenth amendment nro.
ina ~, +'t'ii" 'actuTe or sale of 'intoxicat-
ihs iiquorS and that beer CONTAINING w.,
more than 2.75 per cent OF alcohol !. ro, =.
iae'' intoxicating, and will be prove, ca l.;
court. "heh Congress passed the yolstoad
nii'' providing that all beverages contain
ing more than one-half OF Der rer, =.
"'Iono' DC barred, that body did an uncon-
sll'ut,onai thing in seeking to prohibit thc
n dta'"'ae'u'e OIL drink it is argued NOT
dealt with by the amendment
All this seems very tangled and ,ocb,;oa,
~ is granted, but ii is The serious nrocr.n,
U! ii group OF business mon advised nv snch
eminent lawyers as Elihu Root and William
H. Marbury The brewers in palmer Ian.
suage' declare ii to be their purpose of FORE
ihs me supreme Court of the United States
~ "eciue no" much alcohol drink must
- 9',"'" oeiore II becomes Intoxicating and
cent beer is not intoxicating, then i, mre,
"tree WIN them that section OF tho yoI
s'e"" act IS contrary to the eighteenth
, amendment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
MRS. BERGDOLL APPEALS
FOR POLICE PROTECTION
hother OF Alleged E,ud-rs OF Drnrt
cinrcs Enemies set IIcr Out
buildings on Fire.
iiiy hsYociAtcd Prosll

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE "a
pa: estate OF. Mrs. Emma J3cEsIoil
mother OF Grover Cleveland BcrEdoii'
was dameEcd by fire today 10 tho cx-
KENT or several thousand dollars M-s
bergdoN called OH the police for pro-
lection She charged that the pIac,
mad been fired by enemies The telc-
phonc wire had been cut. she also
Mrs. Bergdoll told the police man
VINO exhibited badge abused one OF
ger aired mon for working for her.
soon attorward the flames were dis
covered. An automobile and three
COWS were rescued
Young Bergdoii il in a cell on Gov
martial for avoiding the d-af, Ia
brother. Erwin. wanted on the same
charge, Is in hiding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
GOOd-By 1.,,cIs


Desc sho' am swiftly chanefn, ,;
De New Yeah bell no snn,,,, times;
Dan some one giSs de bell !, Iii
Dat say dc new yeah done cot 90 oIci
Still, what's dc use 20 fret an.
AZ do c,ic ropes by de way it do
90 long as an stay SCUM am At q" b"
But. folks, one worry's 60, -,
Ivhat e. nc ,ate. IL frets me Iongi
VIA 20 li SPEC luck's gwinn ;, so
VIZ" sood ole DobbIn pass from view?
Om' g gm' OATS so. me skecred TO-
Oh or moss loss, shoes gone Luck amt no mo-,
10 sec ina day OBJ trouble COM, some
9'e ,l h,oodoo, lax to see me git
q q drink o gin, den hab a n,
H. IT, When; at las. an done come 20
Soothin tas'e would all be thoo,
nS wish ah'd git de rheumati.
nn. AZ an KANT go whah chicken &c.
n re !augh clean way down in-his sou
10 see me drap de gravy bowl!
Ole mobile tires dey sho' won't do
TO chase yo' jinx a milo or Two
i.ucks only chance to live an s-ioa,
Am when dey's boss shoes 'bove De A.,
IT'S boss shoes, folks. dat rulo de ,ooa.
An puts jinx in de calaboose.
PATS why j say when Dobbin's poue
Ah.s ready, too. to journey ON,
William Hcrschell, In indlnnapolis
NcHS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
CAMERA MEN CONCEALED IN.
HAY TRY TO SNAP PRESIDENT
Picture Scheme In Frustrated by White
House Secret Service
Officers.
tBy Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-A.,en, pts
OF entcrprising motion picture camera
men TO obtain photographs OF prcsi-
dent Wilson By using the method
which res ultcd in pictures or William
itohcnZollcrn. former Emperor. In his
garden at Anerongcn. reaching tho
world, we're FRUSTRATED today by White
House secret service officers
The camera men concealed tbcu-
selves In wagon load of hay, which
was driven slowly by the White House
while the President was on the lawn
in his wheel chair.
before they could get their cameras
vice men stopped the wagon and in
yestigatcd. After the Photographers
mad convinced the officers that they
mad not had time TO make pictures
they were allowed to go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13

There are two sides to every question. ami
1.-THE one-man safety street car as I, is oncr
sated In Richmond IL no exception 10 that
Srule. Just because other cities have barred
sthem rs no sound reason why this city may
mot md them satisfactory il given a 1rini
EInder. proper conditions and on lines where
franc iS not dense|y c9ngested during the
srush hours. But the great fact stands on,
.Sthat on the Broad and Main line the Main
8Street line, and on other heavily Travelled
Sfontes, where they now are being used, they
ARE worse than failure and give ample
ssEronnd for the storm of protest tina, The
IspatronS are voicing. However the street car
E6umpany's defense is as legitimate as The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
PRECIOUS METALS REDUCED
Reserre Cold ana silver Sto,k, Dr.
"iinc St4t.OO0.n0O During
Year of 1919

WASHINGTON. Ian. 1o-rass~,.
SOCKS or precious metals in this
ssoonHir% were reduced more than $44i.
oop,"oo In the calendar year 1919. &c
Io!,.nI. 20 a statement today b. the
federai Reserve Board
.'oid exports amounted to s36S.it+
oiS: while imports totalcd sT6.53f.o4G
SLvcr exports were valued at S23a
ool,t9i. and imports were SS9.2Soo36
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13

Secretary Baker wants Cabinet members
to have seats in one the other house OF
Congress, to enable them to defend the poll
cfes of their departments from congressional
criticism. Good policies are their own de-
tense. The power of department heads over
legislation is already too great, and is re-
sponsible for much OF the extravaganza in
appropriations, of which the country com
plains. 1t is to the public interest that we
get further away from the European system
OF Cabinet dictati2n of legislation, rather
than to ape il. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
ANCIENT ARSENAL BURNS
''"1eserst. Hunitto" r1.nt "a, Se,m,
"ece"fiE tsed as Cotton Ware.
honhe. Destroyed.
by Associated Pres. =,

SEl:Mt. ALA. Jan. le-The ,aolo,,s
90 confederate arsenal hare villas
was used ~ recent years as a COTS
waTohouso. Was destroyed by IRE laet
n,sht Siili loss estimated a. an
proXimatciy $4,000
Ihree hundred bales o: Cotton wera
Ihf s'ructn-e was tho source @.
Confedc-acy. Il was dcsiEa.G
.n1istorhe! Wrenn, the EnEIish arcf,;
.eSi' anu was regarded as an arch!;cc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
SEND BUTTER TO AMERICA
Danes Ship Here In Order to Avail
Themselves OF High EI-
change Nnte.
fBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Whilc Eu-
rope is crying for fats, Danish butter
market for the first time In five years,
dealers here reported today.
The butter is paid for here in Amer
lean money, and the high prices re-
ceived for IL by Danish manufac-
turers because OF tho difference in en-
change rates. which arc said to aver
age 20 per cent in their favor. is be-
lieved to be responsible for the Ship
mcnt to the local market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
AVALANCHE BURIES VILLAGE
Many Dead as Resuii OF Town q, 20,
rach" Having Hecn Overwhelmed
in SnoWsliue.
~ Associated Prc,A. }

bGi:N Jan. le.--Porracl!a y
idS= ia tho Italian Aims ~.
oaF,ec BY M avalanche. and man ner
s"i.n are reporter TO have been kiilca
rig childrHn ~ Joseph Waiter ve.a
killed 1t midnight In thar homo r,hi.
Mas buried oy an avalanche near ca.
'"gr. IN the Vorsrioerg Mountains.
ne remainder o. the family. al.
borE. ~ "c's e =
hc"vy snnws'o-ms IN The Alps hay..
o!ockcu railroads and Ei9hwAys. and
many villages are !solatod '>'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
MINE MAGAZINE ExPLODEs
Foreman OF Randolph Mine Killed and
Another Hurt in Suburbs of
Williamson, w. Va.
rBy Associated Press. |

WILLIAMSON, w. VA, Jan. 1.-THE
Mine, in the suburbs OF Williamson.
exploded today. James Childcrs, the
mine foreman, who was near the mag
and another employee was seriously
hurt. The cause OF the explosion has
not been determined. The loss is said
TO be heavy. The explosion shook tho
town and windows were broken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13

All whisky is contraband, yet that fact
does not serve to depress the market price,
as would inevitably be the case with other
products upon which the ban of prohibition
or even restrictions, had been placed. Five
thousand quarts seized in Delaware recently
were valued At $4,000 and it is said price
OF from SIS to SIS a quart is readily OBJ
taihed throughout the country. Great is the
American thirst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
SHIP SINKS IN BAY OF BiSCAY
French Steamer Antique Goes Down
with Loss of Life After Long
StruEYIe,
by Associated Press. ]

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE French steam
er Antique, bound from Bordeaux to
Dakar, sank in the Bay OF Biscay
about o'clock this morning after Il
struggle TO keep ahoat since last
saturday. when she sprans a leak dur
ing u storm.
:, The steamer Geylan. standing near
~, picked up two of the Antiques
ooats with their occupants. Some RATS
with survivors also were seen after
the Antique went down, it was re-
ported by wireless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13

Mr.. Bryan fav6rs the initiative and ref
ercndum, and he thinks the country will rest
satisfied with national prohibition. Those
who were responsible for saddling national
prohibition on the country did not favor the
referendum, which is as much as TO say, they
feared to risk 1.-The voice OF the people" on
the question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
INDICTMENTS ARE UPHELD
Federal Court DIsmisScs Demu,,.
Filled by Counsel for Neuberry
and His Associates.
JBy Associated Peg.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Jan. 70
validity OF indictments against SeDafo,.
Ncwherry and 1874 others charged wiz,
violating the election laws in the 10,
senat orial election, was upheld T.,
Federal Judge Sessions here todav -!
for the indicted men. '''|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13

Various national reform bodies will be-
gin their annual convention in Washington
today. Having obtained most Of their am
bilious aims in Il legislative way, the initial
proceedings will largely be in the nature Of
victory celebration and an eXpectant wait
ing for the first fruits OF the millennial dawn
After that, there will be casting about for
new worlds to conquer.