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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
From Other Viewpoints
SupcrstitiOns About Weddings.
Bl REV. FRtNK HAMPTON FOX.

Probably more foolish surnrstitions cling to
s,itu,ion. iain on the day Of The Wedding IS
sisn of tears for the bride il for both par
Que ~ day yGn"s eonr!e cane to the manSe
The III S h hS @h far no am
hour before the time set for the wedding: Then
great was the downpour That easements were
flooded ana street traffic suspended. Tho bride
exrion"d TO her tina, ;hnt particuIar saints
ihe thunder storm Was local. but The day AMI ,ni
yyr"at she tool. courage an' went regard
~, eoan!, were married in hotel ana after
w. aS 5"s h to wsadI T
feast Al the conclusion Of the banquet the
tho nsa,h Of Tie bridc The t oaains F cIaF 70
ns aa n0 WIFI nFsnN WnS r" Ge 10 GTn
snail surely be drowned il YOU do exclaimed
What win wedding parties do undor prohb-
Gi. z, IS common admoni;ion. WIen '
ihr rlnS falls I" The floor. one OF the welded
cGend record a in e"t the osn tine re''iG Gn or
"afnd @So wat ~ nD TEMPER had
q a his wedding. that if in his cNoitoment ho
SaG GoaTr h the ' ,errGd
ned bride, re5nsed marry the Srus tne from
vsas rms SsiSs an ans snoS Sf
M 'sa S before @ o "a I, ,ns sa ass
character OF the man she was about to marry.
Don. allow any enc TO remove your weddiue
ring from your finger for fear thai some one
Will win Your husbands love away from Won 10
equally sensc!css in its origin ana obscrvancc
If Nou lose Your ring your lose yo,Ir hus.
baud" is intended to make wives careful Did
YOU over think about how many wives lose
their Wedding rings who have lost their ,,us-
bands: Probably one thousand have LOST their
husbands TO one who lost her wedding ring
Wednesday is tho popular day for marriages.
The name comes from Wooden, The Anglo SAXON
nann for the old Morse deity Odin. SACRIFICES
Were made to him by pushing The victims over
u high clih ny many marriage is Thought
az as leap into tho dark unknown a sacr;.
tice. " " N'>>''
queen Victoria w:.s married on Friday. much
70 the disnay OF her supcrstiiious trends SHE
claimed that Friday was unlucky only to those
Hho were born 10 he hanged,
In one Of the most used marriage ceremonies
gre these words: AS Isaac and Echocca lived
Ucbccca as u model wife. u woman Who Could III
deceive Tier blind husband and cheat her sh.
sent son. aud train he. favorito son 10 iio The
prayer-hoolt certainly needs revising.
The custom of throwing rice over newly
welded couples il shower OF food, Symboiiz:.
ing the desire OF all their friends that they
may always have an abundance OF food In
Russia tho peasants throw hops instead OF RIGA
which is too valuable to waste.
wilt thou obey him. and serve him." Ia a
relic OF tho age when man bought his wife
+ Shc became his property and slave. WITH tho
new postion OF woman this scnse!Gss obliS,i-,
iion should be stricken from the ccrcmony.---
Copyright. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
$1,000 REDS TO Be OUsTED
"PERFEcT" CASES TO RESULT
IN DEPORTATION OF ALIENS
Membe rship I'm Communist Parties, gu
ituIfnE or Labor Secretary,
IS Ample Proof.
tBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-Approx.
mntely 5000 OF the $500 aliens taken
into custody during recent nation wide
round-ups OF radicals arc perfect"
casoS for deportation. az a result OF
Secretary Wilson'S decision that tho
ties arc evolutionary within tho mean
ing Of the deportation Law, J. u.
Hoover. special assistant to Attorney
General Palmer, in charge OF prosccu-
lions, said today.
Such cases arc perfect" Mr. Hoover
said, in that It will be necessary only
for agents OF tho Department OF Jus
card in either party to make out proof
for deportation. In cases Of the other
800 or 600 aliens, whose membership
cards were not seized ut the time of
the raids. Mr. Hoover said it was be-
licvcd their me mbcrsii!p could be proved
by other evidence.
mont OF tho Reds" from this country
will be pushed rapidly. Mr.. Hoover
declared. Second. third and as many
other Soviet arks" AK may be ncccs-
sary will be made ready as the convic
lions proceed, lie said, and actual de-
portat!ons VIII not wait for the COR
clusion OF all the cases.
While about tkrcc-fourths Of the
aliens taken in the raids were Russians.
many other nationa!itica wcro among
tho number. including Germans, Aus
TRANS, llungarians, Lithuanians, Let's,
FinnS- and Chinese.
Tho warrant prepared for The arrest
or Ludwig G. y. *. Martens, "ambaS-
mcnt. AIR. Hoover said would be served
when Martens was released by the Sen
ate subcommittee investigating Boil
shcNist propaganda in this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
WORLD DEBT 200 BILLIONS !
INCREASE SINCE 1914 is
DECLARED 100 BILLIONS
Paper Currency in Enemy Nations In
creased From 81 zoo. 900, 900 to
0O,OtO,OOO.
tny Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.--Thc worlds
deb; was estimated by tho National
City Bank today At 5000, 900 900. 900.
compared with 10000. 900 in 1914
Paper currency throughout the world
Increased 60u per cent since 1914, while
the gold reserve behind 1t increased
"n.y 80 per cent. according to statis-
Ties compiled hS tho bank. Tho face
principal countries. which to:alcd
S7,2o0, 100000 in 1915. had Increased to
$4h.0o0.n00.000 ut tho time OF tho
armisticc. and to $4,000. QO0. 900 In Dc
cenl'cr, 1919. exclusive OF $4,000
100000 issued by the Russian Soviet
government.
Germany. Austria Hungary. Turkey
ana i'u'garid show AN advance in note
circulation from $1,000 100000 I'm 1aI4
TO Sl".GoO.0eU.0Uo at the close Of fhc
war. and Sis.,7o.0OO. 900 in December
1919. the gold reserve failing rom
$GG@. 100000 IN l9l! TO s3.7,ooo, 900 in in
1919. tho ratio OF gold to notes de-
Ginning from 49, per cent In 1914 "a
% per cent in November 1918. and /, ?
per cent IN December. ial9.
IN ne eight principal countries Of
me allies. paper notes Increased from,
E,'lG 81, in ielt TO, s2,t3o,ooo. 900
creased from s5lG,o0o.000 To sI.45o
one.ooe ratio Of ti3 in 1911 and
%? in 1919. - anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Liftin" the Russinn RlncI1nGc

WITH one of those sudden shifts char
w acteristic OF world politics of today.
III" allied powers have consented to modify
the pacific blockade which has been Gu
forced against Russia for more than two
years. and to rc-cstabish commercial rcla-
tionShips with that country. The allies are
prepared TO send clothing. food. medicine
ana agricultural machinery into Russia and
to buy from Russians grain and flax and such
other commodities may he surplus in that
country
This move came upon the heels Of what
seemed TO he Il military offensive agains, the
Bolshcvisis and as Il practical contradiction
Of the military policy which had seemed i'm
ninent for several days. The British aud
French authorities still insist that Poland
viii be safeguarded against Soviet aggrcs-
sion, and that India and tho Near East will
resist any invasion OF either the armies or
propagandists Of the Bolshevist regime.
1t is quite apparent that the act Of the
allied powers in raising he bloc kadc against
Russn is prompted largely by humanitarian
ISM Russians, for the most part, are in Il state
OF acute suffering from IN economic stand
point. They have produced little beyond the
harest hand-t 0-mouth necessities for nearly
five years, and millions of people are hungry
and sullen and defiant The allies, II may be
assumed. are moved to offer relief first. be-
cause or humane impulses. and, next, because
by such Il policy the rabid Bolshevism which
now dominates Russia may be weakened and
ultimately crushed.
II is significant in this connection that tho
supreme council announces very fatty that
ii recommends no change whatever in the
attitude Of the allies toward tho Soviet gov
ermmcnt in Russia. That attitude is one OF
hostility. II is one of unrclenting opposition
both East and West, and though Lenine may
seek To capitalize the modification OF the
blockade ut home on the ground that il is
The first recognition which his enemies have
given OF the government which he repre-
sentS, the fact will remain that no recogni-
ton whatever has been accorded
y wide d.lerence OF opinion will he fell
throughout the world over the new policy
toward Russia Many men will go to the
dcfenSe of the supreme council, taking the
position that the world has moral right
10 starvc To death tens OF thousands OF Rus
slams simply because they have elected TO
support Soviet form Of government as
against monarchy or IL republic They will
argue thai the best means OF bringing Rus
SLAMS 10 their senses IL To iced them clothc
ills
On tho other hand. plenty Of thoughtful
mcn will fee! that il is Il mistake 10 com
promise in any degree with a lunatic. that
10 temporlze with sovieism is 10 invite q
further struggle with it. and that the safest
course would be TO fight the Boishevists eco
homicaliy and otherwise unt they have been
driven Ia defeat and TO surrender
II Is difficult to determine which course
Is inc safest to follow, and ii is not To be
Wondered at that the allied powers have
vaclliat"d in their policy toward riotous
Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
rimc nnd Amtiscptics.

erss nss Or beisSss 0s e
@hen one 'sSa nGs , This Is Sratyns esneeia
sas ?hSss Of Se nSa. S
surgical Cleanliness s,era SV or
room r5ronm in 0s and ma'sria,ain opera,
Whcre contagious disease EXISTS. obviousiv be
nlsys anSsp, ,oo,hpassc o M" sSyee or
no MoInI Or br,;nr t" apply a,sap,c
s ann they believe this. although they have never
S"' o" 90 no. sssSs sSo
ing present on the surface of a mucous mem,
snns the mod ikn Or whsTs
n no ai nSrnnps wash them away? No. her. is
remain tho surface where the IN tiHeptic nI
lone dseaso or nan tfoSh is shSn; lar II; is
S aa the has s 91sarrsd only y, whGn
la We no Ihniise wS solution can reach
tics tics? There are very good reasons. think
Rt qs is no Sai sorH
rsas"ns believe: fo not, using strong sn,i
do v moro harm than good. - '"''S''''e may
is To ne as MSM HG USE n Your
rSaehed by the an,septie That purpose Is moi
ssP,s ssGTes for the ANU ANU
enee Is is wasisf" asS Fsr
to rinse tho mouth and thcn eject the
IT, saoy %asef and ? tSiis T 10 sr w:,
The anise iii aWay % Nth nSn sargfay rns
using some antisepi!c, which | do not advise
as haoit: Let me say Il Is silly and futile
be ,y app ne to the skin unless moan
or hours finmembcr good an, iseptics do not
XIII germs. They diminish the huitipl!cation
OF germs II applied long cnourlI--ivc n,inut cy
TO l:i an honr a, Least Having an.iscptics
the patti nt should as soon have my surgeon
scrub his hands thoroughly with plain Soar
ana water dip ihcm in q solution of cora
siyS , s;,biimats tbichleride OF mercuryD-~pr
Nidcd he scrubs console tio,sly
Questions md Anxwcrs.
ltand l.otion--Pioasc print something to keep
tho hands white and soft N. J. Ii
.\nSwer-Boil, constantly stirring. for TWENTY.
minutes unit! all dissolved one dram III
,rasacanth powder. threo drams of boric acid
powder. one ounce Of El:cern and n pint oc wa
tor. Apply littl, OF this lotion 10 hands two
or three times a day after washing and before
the skin is quite dry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27

maintain to spy upon and browbeat the
elected representatives OF the people in
carrying out its will rs TO the manner Of
enforcement, the sole test Of their fitness for
Office. And this in face OF the fact that pro-
hibition is part Of the Constitution, and
as such. every officer OF the law is obligated
by oath to obey the Constitution. Why.
then, should every candidate for office be
made to declare himself on u question which
has become the constitutions! law Of the
land? Are none lit 10 hold Office except
original prohh,ionists or Anti-Saloon
LeagucrS? Have we reached that stage UNI
de: free government where the choice OF tho
voters OF the country for representation in
the government is To he restricted. not to
constitutional tests as TO qualifications, but
10 Il super-tcst prescribed BY the Ant-Saloon
League in its designed role Of being power
above and superior TO the government au-
thorizcd by the people? At looks that way.
The people are interested in other issues
besides prohibition, aud they will find a way
20 project them into the campaign and en-
press themselves freely in respect thereto in
making choice between candidates..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
SOUTH AND MIDWEST FAVOR
KEEPING NEW TRADE ROUTES
Lea isiation to Prevent Impairment Of
shipping Hoard Program TO
De AFFILIATED.
fRy A.uoclatcd Pr.lB.

by -thstoClAt "a PrssB.
WASHINGTON, Jan. aS.-Lc sisiat!on
20 prevent impairment OF tho trade
routes recently established b. the Ship
ping Board from tho Gulf and Sout.
At'nntic TO other ports in the United
states and retention of existing freight
rates viii he urged before tho senate
Commerce Committee tomorrow by
delegates from sixteen Southern and
Middle Western Stntes.
Opposition 10 the sale Of bottoms TO
fore Ign American concerns. when Il ia
obvious there Ia 4 possibility Of their
transfer 20 other trade routes. will 10
expressed by the delegates. they said
today.
j. ". Thomas. OF Chicago. president
OF The Grea, Lakes Trust Company. ana
chairman of the Miducst-Gulf- South
Atlantic foreign trade and transports.
ton committee. which represents IN.
tcrests throughout tVcnty-four States.
Will be spokesman for the business
men a tho henriaE.
Opinion among "a greater rs,t OF tns
various interests to be heard Is gen
orally In accord with the proposals to
u. set forth before the committee.
Jane. u. Morrow. vice chairman Of
tho transportation committee, declared
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bi HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The DOlni,cNIsi.


some day I'm going 10 lie In bed till u quarter
after y,
And take my time eating breakfast and get TO
the office late;
I'm going take my hat on slow and cosy
and after that
III hunt around Cor half an hour for e place
TO hong my hat.
I'm going 10 sit tho desk All morning
Go TO lunch half past II:
And mako MY JOB ! can
To the place I've heard Of as Heaven.
I'm going 20 soidic: and pass tn. buck till )
oclosI, and then
I'm going 10 join The outside show OF the dis
contcntcd men:
I'm going 70 spend the evening complaininr
an,i finally 80 TO bed
With n picture OF sleeping Till S O'Clock on
golden down. in my head
I'm going 20 sleep till I'm wide awake
Then III 80 TO tho office, sure. e. .
liut I'll do as l!;tic and get as much
KS can, with Sinccurc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
lURKS NOT EASY TO CONVERT
~ BOlSHEWST TEACHINGS
I" Their H~iiEious TraininE
'n.rt"tir Sentiment, Lead
ing Nationalist Says
hN Associated Press.


s,, s.,o.'MSSTANT!NoPLE. Jan. 2G.-Bo,-
h l.,ST ISM mas no appeal 10 tho Turks.
Ills contrary 10 their religious train :
Hn,a ann thci' patriotic sentiments. says
MuIS;;apha kcm,i Pasha. nolit!cal and
nnittary leader Of tho Turkish nation.
n.!at m.Nemcni in Asia Minor. Re
cShI!E there have been reports tia.
m. m, Ho.shevtsts have made inroads in
,iurkish Asia Minor, and that Envcr
IN No, Minister o: War hero in 1914
Turkcstar. F"s :"
MYstapha kcmal denied he adhereots
IN thc nationalist cause were lca2ned
Win Envcr Pnsha or with Tainat
tasha, former Grand Vizier, who is ~.
ported 70 have been converted 10 Roi
iS,hevism. Ho!shrvism might result
n"WnNrr from a peace which mak"s
INC turks subject people he asserted
nut ne ADDED that such an alliance with
arg. N 'S'"to'
Bloodshcd would follow naacc sat.
cement which placed Ci.roAs in control
ot Ibis city, he said, and tic civinr
OF Thfacc TO Greece would have Inc
same result. '"c
What We want above all else. bc
SS"; Is 10 keep our nr,nistjce boundar-
ics intact aud then Il cha nee TO dovcIon
commercially. Tho problem or Tu,l,cv
WI! cease forever II we arr s.nrtcd
riSht economically. Tia, "a VIII. wn
nave hoped so Intensely that Auicrirn
would help us There Is not A peas.
an, among, us .,bu, would welcome
Americans here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Keyboard Touches
streets Known by tho People.
Ri FRANK IL, BROOKS.

was waking waking in Street today when
stranger gave dcScrip;io
Yes" replied The native, that's Smithsbv's
house. Il know Tho house very we'll bu, I
didn't know The Of the street"
the name of The street" said the stra nccr
is painted on board That is nai!cd 10 al,
electric light roie.
in The Cor Nfty years.
Yes. Don't YOU folkA know the names Of the
streets ot your town." Giicred the stranger
Not AL of en- answered the native. I'VE
know everybody in the town. We know where
we live. That's enough: Why bother abont
he name OF street? II piece or cX
iravaEance Tor gu: Town Board to have stree;
signs painted"
And ! have noticed continued the stranger.
that most oi your streets have sidewalks on
only one side. How do you explain lhat!"
Don't explain ii. IL explains ITSELF replicd
the native. ''f:cckon it's for economy. In a
town where there are not enough people to MI
two sidewalks. Why have more? I'lnnty of room
on enc side of the street Tor everybody iii
towI.'
Like wadsworths Little Cottage CHI he was
obduratc
Later in the day the stranger made a pur-
chase In d. store and asked that il he sent to
No street. The clerk looked confused
for moment and then said. 80, yes that's DIR.
II is Just one OF the liile ways Of The little
town. Bis towns have their ways. These big
and little ways arc what make the world go
round. lf they were changed so as to harmon
iac II would hc q mighty nonutonous planet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
(From the RichmUnd Dispatch, Ian. ~, 1900

The long agony IS over, and the representa-
tives OF virginia Wiz he admitted 10 the floors
Of Congress probably today or certainly by The
the amendments of the senate TO the bingham
bill ny ,hc vote Of 1876 81. IA soon as the
President signs the hill--which he viii do very
promptly---the matter OF the admission Of Vir-
G!na will be concluded.
Married: At sycamore tpisciples> Church.
by Rev. DR.. Dearborn, tho Goth instant, MIR.
u. =. adams TO- Miss Mary l.. Haynes; both OF
TINS city
Governor Walker reached the city sunday
night and was husy a.! OF Yesterday receiving
Tho calls and congratulations Of friends.
Or. George W. Eas;by has become the edit or
OF the Petersburg Courier. He Is admirably
suited for just that kind OF a position and no
Will make the Courier one OF tho brightest pa
pcrs in Virginia.
Tho nne farm of j. w Lampkin. near Rose
lsls in Russell Geunty containing 1900 acres
Just wait day or two and there WIZ ho
are already rejoicing. but they have had 20
many d'ssp2'; n, H they haye learned to
and the lip" and before they proclaim too loud
they went to he absolutely sure that there is
no mistake about the readmisson to the Onion
OF their State--and all because admission means
peace and the rule OF our owa people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
A Daily Once Over
"BeIcr n Dinner of Herb. Where Love Is,

Mrs. Married Woman If that friend or ac-
uuantance is happy with her husband, VIVA;
right have you to say that YOU feet sorry for
her that she did not marry Il different sort Of
nlon?
Suppose lie does not make as much money as
your husband.
Those Two may got more actual cnoymen; on,
of life than YOU have ever dreamed oc--!nore
than any money could buy.
And, after all, happiness is the main thing
in life.
IIavc there not becn times in your life WHOM
"a money:
Would you not really prefcrr to ride in a
Nivver with a husband whose society you real
~ enjoyed, rather than in an expensive ljmou-
sine with . era nEN. SuIlcn like companion
Don; waste your undrsircd sympathy on :,
Woman who is happily married despite her
lIci Of this worlds goods.
You may DC the one TO be piticd--Copyr:ght
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
The TWO-ThiruS Rule

- nave made the demand that tho tradi-
ii"nal rule ot Democratic National Conyen-
IONS which provides that the nominee shall
receive two-thirds al the delegates voting
Shali he repealed, that the convention he
placed ON majority basis rs are the convcn.
tohS or "iher great parties. and that notice go
LoF'h ihdl any candidate who appears with
one more than half The delegates in the con
Fehtioh may KNOW that he is the nominee
oI lis race there is much to support this
demand II Is true, as contcnded that This
Is Il government OF majoritics; that il is. in
" measure uh-American 10 say TO the major
Il! oi any legislative or nominating body
mat VI cannot prevail. and that il is undemo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
AMERICANS IN ARGENTINA
ROUSEO BY BRITISH TALK
"IIos,iI~ PropnGandan Seen In state
Unent That EnEIand wsa After l..
9. Trade In south America.
IFiy .Ase"c'a Ted Frets'I

BGENoS AIRES, SUNDAY. jan. 25.--
Statements by Lloyd Ashhcld, pres!-
dent OF the British Hoard OF Trade.
that the Hs!tieh would suppiant the
United states in the market che won
In South America during the war,
which wero recently caolcd % Argsn'
tina. have aroused considerable feel
ing among Americans here. They were
given wide publicity here by Dritieh
advertising agency.
Speaking last night At the nrst an
nua! banquet Of the United Statca
Chamber OF Commerce In Argentina.
William II. Robertson. American Con.
su'-GcDcrai here. took exception to
them rs being hostile propaganda"
Protest against tho habit attributed
10 somo Americans in referring 20
American Importers and nanufactu:
crs dealing In South America as dis
honest" nc said. "rctractions should
be made"
Il. would be Interesting" ne con-
cluded, TO loarn to what GXtcnt such
complaints are sept alive Il, foreign
markets by our compel ito!s."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
BRITISH NAVY HAS SHELL
DECLARED UNSURPASSED
viii Pierce Heaviest Arnor without
SCATTERING, According to
3ianufactuTer.
I by Associated Press.

LONDON, Jan. 26.-rhe British
navy may soon be given d acw sn,i
"unsirpassod" weapon In large cali
brc shell which will pierce the heav-
les, armnr without ShatterinG said
Sir Robert iiadncld, chairman and
managing director Of Haddclds. Ltd.
steel manufacturers. recently. He in
i:ca;cG that possession OF such IA shell
during The great war would have beer
!ncs,imatly valuable to tho AIantir
Hccr.
"Thc feat has been accomplished.
he said, within the last few days. o.
getting the largest calibre Of arnor
piercing shell unbrolicn through the
thiokest Of modern hard faced a-mor
plate. This result Will render the
Eritish gun unsurpassed. inconpEr
able. and the master in any naval On
gagoments OF the future.
III re had posse ssed such % Shelf
during the war many OF the German
battieships would have been 'scuttied
long before their end at Scapa Flow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
SAVANNAH W. RESIDENT, NATIVE
oF GERMANY, IS ARRESTED
''ureu to he Member pf Hand a.,
"rehiStn which Has Joinrd
1omuIu nistl.
I nv .Nsociut.d w.,

r NANNAli. GA. Jan. .t.--N,rlr
for ' mann 80 q native % Germany, but
LIS LIS hcen arrested by The rovcrnn"sn.
~" noIiycs received from Oai;Ioni,
-, 1tc. 'h , ne - associated Wit, an ~.
dnported il tn. cvidcnGc is ,,i i'.%y DC
against him HH'!r'cht
rn n@nsrhms,l, q Justice oriao-s say
land branch OF tho Socia,is, nc TO OAK
y :, ,n.r'cr. "h!ch branch, they cha-rc
Of ? The c, co2o,H o"Hy 70 become q msm5er
Rorniscj, .l 1hnist !.nb0r party.
i i"e o"kIAnd Organization for him ma,
at,cn Hhgr mas paid any dues ana never
Eunwin,. 1hH meetings. He denies
''s"h'"at!on 10 join the C:o,n,u,1nists