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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
Z "".INl"M GARNET CHArGEs
PRECEDE B0EDEM'S VACATIOa
Discussion Renewed Of Probability az
Canadian Premier IIecomIn- AM
bassndor to United STATES
IBv Associated rrc,.l

OTTAW WA. ONT. Jan. IA snall.-un
was made in the Dominion Cabinet 70.
ing the capital tomorrow for ~
ionged stay. which is described as =
vacation - Il
Mewhurn. as Minister Of N1iIiti;, ~
Defense, TO take effect January II. Lad
70 interchanSes OF several other nort i.
or the Premiers return. 'hea
:, Sit George Foster. senior member of
me IriVy Council. will! act as Prcmier
rrem'eer..s departure al the same TN, ne
mat Viscount Grey is leaving the
United states for England. has led to
asneWeu discussion of the probabilitv
OF the Premier being anpointed am.
basSador 10 the United Stairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
PLAN GREAT PRESBYTERIAN
UNIVERSITY AT MEMPHIS
T~nnrSse~ City VIII Raise Half Million
Dollars Toward $f-J0O,0OO
Cast.
NV Associated Presi l

MEMPHIS. TENN. Jan. ].-Estab lisi?-
ment Of :; Presbyterian university here
at a cost OF approximately ;1.500.000 liz
contemplated 10y the Southern Presby
terrain Church. contingent upon tho
raising by local subscription of fund
of $500. O0c as part Of the cost OF tho
proposed institution. according to an
announcement today by n committee
OF Presbyterian ministers and laymen
named TO confer with Memphis bust
ncss and civic organizations
This announcement was made after q
conference with directors of the Mem
ph!s Chamber OF Commerce. who gavc
assurance that a movement would be
launched shortly 20 secure the needed
amount.
rho proposed university would absorb
the Southwestern Presbyterian Cniver-
il was stated. and would have the sup
port Of Presbyterian synods In Ten
ness.c. Mississippi. Alabama and Lou!
Einnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
Keyboard Touches
Things Being Equal the Hest to,,.
Hf FRANK II. RItOOI>S

NJ At the marTiags feast in Cana of Gallloe the
niastsT taught the multitude that In. rnnti
s eHen Ga reS ser for the round OF the
the cream Of all pieasureis OF "a al success. 1t Is
OF nature Nothing comes into the world ,rId' in nav
ed ali ths info for SsS
20 break, his last days are betf t".is tor more
me- vas ass force in wrong doing And hough
man Ia, may start straight and pirsues the cnrsn
% whetbe his n sha raoxo sng S question
until he has had some tempia,;on uo WRE, riEht
man appreciate the good wine at th. last II
GgTen Tho unsss he has tasted and
thoroughly enjoyed until the trave "e Sar
stumbled and bruised his toes on rough roads
no, BE- sS ,, feast o 70 the vision nn It is
arc valued until we have had nr or on IRE l
, When comes the time in every mans life for
s soa is vs wnad tina, but Tor ups and
have tasted the best wine at the last ' ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
A Daily Once Over
rrexcnts YOU Got-And ,rhore You nidn.t

Perhaps YOU have been disappointed in some
or the gifts which you received for Chris tmas
from those whom you believe to be in n pos-
tl9H TO have given you more costly gifts.
u TINS is your point of view not do
serve any sort of remembrance
When you must think of intrinsic value, you
have lost sight of the real spirit of Chris mas
You are not true blue, but sham, IL dollars
and CENTS speak louder to you than thoughtful
does.
You should be big enough and generous
enough to hnd just much love and good feel
ing in the little remembrance as YOU do in the
Would have your friend deny himself
necessities for the sake of buying costly pres
cntS for you? 10 80
:, Mould YOU want your friend neglect his
family because ii impossible to make voi,
biz present and still have enough left 10 90
around" ~ o.
take six months to pay? - $780,
work a hardship to anyone is the real thing
10 be desired from your friend, il love accom-,
DanicS it.--CopyriEht, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
SHIP GUARANTEED WITH
SHIPPERS BODY ABOARD
Srh""ncr S"m- rviilc Held Until Cause
e Captain ". r. Ornm's D~nth
II AscertaIned.
IL, Associated Pre- >.

MOBILE AN, Jan Pending de-
termination of tho disease which caused
the death OF Captain W T.. Dram,
aboard the schooner Jean Somerviilc,
"a s"a, entry into tho pOr; Of Mobile
has been denied the vessel, according
- announcement: made from the gov
eminent quarantine plant at Fort Nor
gan today.
The schooner. with the body OF tho
skipper aboard, and with his WIDOW in
charge OF the ship, has arrived ~ the
entrance 10 Mobile BAY.
The orders holding the schooner IN
quarantine until 4 proper death cer-
tiGcatc Is given with regard 70 tbs
masters death was precautionary meas
urc. according 10 the quarantine sta
ton doctors. and the ship will he adj
n1!ttcd when u IS determined that the
captains dcath was due 10 other than
a contagious disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

Herewith the amende honorable 20 Rober.
L. Owen, Democratic Senator from the State
OF Oklahoma Perhaps worse things have
been said about Il Democrat than to proclaim
him a Republican. as was inadvertently done
in these columns, but TO the Senator it must
De wee bit embarrassing to be showed over
into the wrong political classification just on
the eve of his campaign for the presidential
nomination. Or course, all Virginians who
have followed the career OF this native son OF
the Old Dominion know that he has never
wandered from the Democratic tcnets that as
a boy he absorbed in Lynchburg the city OF
his birth, and as young man In Washington
and Lee, where he was educated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
tnJuStifiablc Exemptious

NloIilNG more un-Americap v.as o,
written upon the statute books NJ ia
h"'loh than the provision of the apnronri.
wi n'i "hlch eNempts labor and farmers
organizations from the operation y, ,,o
sherman and Clayton antitrust laws NJ,
once but repeatedly. Congress has hoa,,
called upon to repeal that exemntiop hut
l"e courage does not seem to exist ON tho
part Oh enough OF the Legislators to mako
repeal possible
lew members of the House and Son,,.
WIN irahkness that vote by them
to this end would mean poIitica, s,;a Hal
otners merely camOufiaEe their "Reminiscences
"Hilc sun others actually seek Inv sonhis,r,
vi otherwise to justify this exempion 20
Sihsie out two classes Of possible law
nreakerS Tor immunity and to make if annn,r
that they are guilty of no wrong against ,hc
s'eh' mass OF the American people
iepe"i me antitrust exemption would
not mean, or course that every labor or.out-
"at'on and every farmers Organization
"ould immediately become the object or =
criinihal or civil prosecution by the govern
meht. Not one in 100 OF the labor nnions
=. wy ''un'rE' or oranges. or fair associa-
uohs, or other farmers bodies have ovor viz
ia'eo me law or even threatened to do en-
hut experience of the past few montbe no..
SHOWN how hazardous it is for any cI,ss 30
'"c American people which may conspirn
against the nation. may seek IN ;ntorfo
WIN interstate commerce or TO cocrcc tho
49, 'ihc"l ltSell, TO feel that il is secure
"saihs, prosecution Organized canitaI 10
"henapie TO the antitrust laws and if tbis
Is true. organized labor also should no
aihehapie to the same laws
once more an EFFORT is being made in Con
sreSS 10 repeal this exemption A group of
uh'err'neu senators and Representatives are
az work III that direction. and they sbould
DC supported by every law-respectine man
III the country. Notice should be served unou
'he "orkingman and the farmer as mon
every other citizen that the law knows M
brother, and that every violator OF il stands
upon exactly the same footing before tho
courts. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
LAUGH r. VESSELS
Hog Island Ynrd Report DiscIoses GlJ,-
$50 DeadwciEht Tons slipped
Into water.
fRr Assncia,nA rrts !

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l.-Scventy-
four vessels and four army transports.
aEercgat!ng CI5.O5o lightweight tons
have been launched at Hog Island since
August ,. 1918.
Figures made public b. the sh,pyard
officials today show that sixty-four
have been delivered. Al! records for
ship construc,!on and delivery have
been broken al log Island
The total tonnage is slightly more
than one fourteenth OF the total steel
tonnage launched for the Emergency
Fleet Corporation by all the shipyards
n tho country from November 1917 to
December 81. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

Virginians knew in general way that their
State was prosperous and that it's national
banks, index to it's financial and material well
fare, were sound conservative and flourish
Ing but there were few who realized, until it
was pointed out TO them by Comptroller OF
the Currency John Shelton Williams, just
how great a money center ii had become
Think of 1t! An increase OF 70 per cent in
national bank resources in the last six years,
present total OF more than $4,000 600
and not failure in score Of years Well
may the comptroller congratulate Virginia
bankers on the soundness and fidelity of their
management. and well may Virginia con-
graduate itself on having reached this fnan-
ciai height which, with the assured continual
ton OF wise conservatism, means q future
brighter than even the most optimistic dared
hope for few years ago as they witnessed
the State slowly emerging from rcconstruc-
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

No doubt remains. Ma jor-G General Leonard
Wood is an out-and-out candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for the presidency
Really. it had been strongly suspected for
some time that he had aspirations along this
line but now he has relieved the public sus-
pensc by fling formal announcement Of his
candidacy. And through the ruling OF a
Democratic Secretary Of War he is free to
prosecute his campaign as vigorously as it
pleases him without disturbing his army
status.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
There is a wcll-grounded reason for the

There is wcll-grounded reason for the
remarkable growth OF Richmond's mann
featuring and jobbing trade, Il reason beyond
the mere quality of the goods produced and
SOLD by local houses. Ii is found in the fact
that statesmen travelling out of Richmond
sell Richmond" to the South or wherever
their territory may lie. The increase of the
"sell Richmond spirit has been notable in
the past few years. and this practical CO.
operative IDEA is seen in the fact that every
Richmond salesman is n booster for Rich
mond and its various lines regardless OF the
particular line he happens TO carry. rims
Richmond is receiving advertising of the kind
that brings fresh millions Of dollars 10 it's
business each year. Recently a salesman was
heard to remark that his selling battle was
haif won when he could announce to the
trade that he represented n Richmond house
with that trade extension spirit prevailing
the figures presented for 1919 contain no
surprise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
FRIDAY. JANUARY :. 1920.

"a New York pastor, Rev. DR.. George Albert
Simons, says that disclosure of the reason
why 100000 picked troops not sent
to Russia would create an awful sensation
We are surprised that he does not spring
the sensation. Men who hint at such dis
closures usually ane fond of precipitating
sensations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
IlRhtlena Nights,

StooG on the street at midnight :
As the clock was striking T.
II was darker and more doserted
Ihan before at two pas 'lcven. e
No light streamed from the windows.
CT thrillcd---no moving electric signs
Were chasing themselves around.
How often. o how often.
In the nights ere last July,
nave gazed on those spinicated signs
And wondered IL II We're I.
] stood on the street at midnight :.
From o'clock till 8,
when the O'clock car wished camei
And went home to dine.
Ice Shippey in Kansas City star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
HONOR OSLER'S MEMORY
impressive Services Are Held In Bnlti-
more Mt Same Time Funeral
Occurs in oxford.
Inv Assno-iatel preay


BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. l.---I,npres-
sve services in honor OF the iatc Sj,.
william Osler were held in old ST.
ihauIs Protestant Episcopal Church
mere t thas afternoon. at the same hour
Gus physician were held at Christ
ChHrch Gathedrai. Oxford, England.
,;,a - h0tanie gathering. OF members OF
iriends and admirers of Sir William
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
ASK AID OF POPE
international Committee Seeks RcIca.e
or 2'H,000 PrIsoner. Held
In Siberia.
me- NssocIated prn.,. !

ROME, Jan. 1-Pope Rcnca,ct >,
Gently received letter from the inter
national committee of the Red Cross
az a; Geneva. urging him to use ali his
2oo'oOo prisoners still in Siberia. who
; are suffering the Eravest privations.
former President Of Switzerland ana
now president OF the Red Cross COM
Ihe PontiiI answered that he would
ask the authorities concerned IN Gov
operate for repatriation OF the pris
onerS. - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
DECLARE 1919 VICTORY YEAR
Moscow SOvic:s I'm wireless Me.x..
fredtct spread of Their system
OF Government
IBy Associated Pres;.l

LONDON. Jan. IA Soviet wireless
m nnshaG received from Moscow today
mashed New Years greeting TO the
world. The message, after celebratifnn'es
lSi2 as year OF victory for the
I'm 1920 we shall attain q r,o.o.,
Gus end OF civil war. Siberia. tro
ukraine. the Don region and the ca ane
sasus desire Soviets. There also viii
pc Sovtcts at Berlin, Washinpfon
Paris and London. Soviet aithori,n
VIII DO supreme throughout the world y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
THREE TRAINMEN KILLED
Boiler OF DOubIe-Uender T-,,, g.,
pioues and ENDS Lives OF
Workers.
TBv Associated prosa r,

CLEAR SPRING. MD. Jan. L.
ot Iree . scr,n,s we're killed and three
1 I'M seriously injured here today by
I've locomotives pulling train on
OF fe th Nv es dean Maryland Railroad. All
VIII ~ ucad We're on the. locomotive.
, were III The other engine. on which a
part or the destroyed senGine fell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

IL is unfortunate from many s,andpoints
that storm" should be brewing over Tho
rate OF the state Department OF Prohibition
IN the coming session OF the General AS
sembly, inasmuch as the calendar will he
crowded with other vastly important matters
but If 1t must break, let it break in the earl,
uays OF the session and be got through Will,
In order that Legislation vital to the States
schools roads and various institutions may
not be hampercd or impaired and that
through it the usual hurly-burly OF the clos :
ing hours be not repeated But porhaps II
VIII not be such storm after all. It may be
that 1t will develop more than a gentle
breeze that will watt the useless and eynon
siye department OF the States political man.
There is daily increasing evidence in favor az
this theory, rs more and more members of the
Assembly become convinced that the work OF
the department can be just as effectively and
more economically performed by tho regular
law enforcement officers, and that it should
be abolished without more loss OF time and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
is NO "SECRET DIPLOMAcYv
French mbs.sndor 10 italy, in Recep-
ton speech. Says Practice
Ducsnt Exist.

NDME. Jan. THE most notable
event OF New Years Day in Rome was
the address OF Camille Barrcrc, the
French ambassador. during a reception
TO the French colony. at which he said
he had never practiced what is de-
scr;bcG as secret diplomacy
'DipIomatists have been maltreated."
he continued0 They were accused OF
practicing the mortal sin of underground
diplomacy. while publicly claiming its
suppression. But IL is difficult to sup
press what does not exist"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

money. The evidence is particularly pointed
in the growing support of E. Kenneth Gilpin,
OF Clarke. candidate for Speaker Of the House
of Delegates, who is prepared to make vigor-
Gus fight against retention OF the department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
.XnlaS Arain.

rather have you got the drum for johnny
and the sidc.combs tor Lucy and tho watch for
Mabel and the pair OF tires for Harold and
everything. and the
Assortment for the relatives-in.lawr Yes
I've got en-
Well then, this afternoon ] wish you'd
stop down town and buy yourself a necktic and
IN give IT TO YOU. We must remember dear
father. children. And don't pay over fifty cents
for IL, un'Standp''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

Jun Ham Lewis surges from temporary
oDlvlon to predict that the next presidential
eiection VIII be thrown into the House nv
lai!ure OF the people TO elect This may he
DARK hlnl that the late Senator from Iii
nous IL having secret practice as dark horse
for third party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

An Asheville, N. c., dispatch mentions that
q college professor recently Joined in q
search for illicit stills in that vicinity. Since
coilesc professors are composed Of the same
4""'hE Oh cay as ordinary humans, it is a
reasonable inference that they snffer from
thirst just like other mortals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

IRISH publicists holding Lord French re.
spohsbie FOR the recent attack on his life.
may De expected soon to announce that the
LORD Lieutenant was a victim OF attempted
suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
rrIncc Cnminr tn AIcxInn

IAN, AN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Jan. H.
ol sweden. is TO arrive in Mexico soon,
"ecord'nG to telegraphic advices. re-
ceiVed mere today. The telegram indi-
c''cd that he is on the high seas. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
Voice Of the PEOPLE
Onposes AmnIrnmntinn

Letter. must give tho aud address OF
the writer. Name will NOT Lo puhiI.heo r.
writer requests. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
VIC Meeting.
BY HENRY EDWARD wARNEi,


rhs is small world. isn't it, Bill:
Today met that girl
Il2t used to court Murray Hll--
hou remember her was Pearl
thought you'd remember! Remember the day
scrapped with Freckle- face Rule
Because lie happened to walk her way
And carried her books to scho6lp
Gee! Pearl was Il peach. You gotta admit
There were mighty few to compare
WITH Pearl when she fused I'D q little bit
with that bunch of pink bow in her hair,
'lSu'e' v boy! She was trimmed as neat
AS yacht. and when she set sail
Her wake WAS filled with hurrying feet.
With a regular crowd Oh her trail:
hated that Tscckle- face Rule kid, Eli.
Whenever he in sight
iclt like Il cave-m man. ready to kill
Ana IT generally led a tight
An" wei. she was worth it; l see her vet
Watching lighting it out
WITH shine i'll her eye I'll never forget.
And a smile mixed up with "a pout
saw her today: She janmed in place .
Where the women were taking back
The presents they got: remembered her face
Ana the shrimp who trailed in her track
carrying bundles 4 hcn-peckcd runtt
I'd know in a thousand men!
lie was right tho job for the woman in front
old Freckle face Rule again.
Well. We're only human: 70 err is human
But wanted to be divine!
When I Saw him trailing that big fat woman
The Impulse TO forgive was mine!
les used to hate him. I used to abhor him.
wanted to treat him rough,
but we nothing now but sympathy for him
His punishmeni's plenty enough.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

Al least, ii Is in order to swear off from
drinking wood alcohol. Other forms of booze
arc beyond your reach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
His Annual,

An said tho humorist, Il will now go 20
work on my joke de luxe for 1890
AS to which?" asked the editor
That one about the poet ppne his Law AMI
the plumber laying his pipes 1t gets 'em every
winter"
The minute you show n sailor tin. girl for
him he SHES off and wants to know how much
sail she has to carry TO go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
ipKton, l4l6 New York Ave
nuc; New York City, Fifth
Avenue Building: chicago,
Peoples Gas Buil1iuE;
Pbiindciphia. Colonial 1rc,.i
iJuiIdins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

TELEPHONES: Randolph l..
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all depart
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

ADDRESS ALL COMNIUNICA-
TlOSS to The Timcs-DiS-
Dutcii. nd nut tn Indivitiunls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

rIBTISIED every day In the year nj ~ South Tenth
street. Richmond. Times tch
fishing Co. Inc. Charles f. Uashrook. Editor and
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
WOU[DREORGAN|zE
US. S.DEPARTMENTS
Senator Smoot introduces Bill
Providing for Congressional
Committee to Effect 1t.

Senator Smoot of Utah today made
the proposal that all the Government
departments be reorganized in the In
terest of economy.
He introduced a bill providing for
a "joint committe on reorganization"
to be composed Of three Senators and
three congressman, whose functions
shall be to survey the entire adminis-
trative branch of the Government, to
report upon all matters of overlap
ping and so forth, and to try to re-
duce the expense OF running the Gov
ernment by hundreds of millions of
dollars.
This joint committee will work in
cooperation with the Bureau of Ef-
ficiency, control of which was recent
ly taken by Congress from the Presi-
dent. Herbert J. Brown Is chief Of
this bureau.
Senator Smoot's plan Is to conduct
a thoroughgoing probe into all the
departments and TO cut
out all work which can possibly be
spared.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
URGES ACTION ON BILL
FOR D. c. SUGAR PROBE
Congressman Knutson Demands His
Resolution to Prevent Hoard
ing Be Reported.

Congressman Knutson, the Repub-
lican whip, made formal demand on
the judiciary committee today to re-
port out Immediately his resolution
calling for an investigation by the
Department of Justice to determine
II sugar Is being withheld from the
market in Washington for the pur-
pose of profiteering.
Insisting that one large firm Is
withholding more than 1000 barrels
OF sugar from the market, Mr.. Knut-
son said he would not let the mat
ter rest until an investigation Is or
dered by the House.
He was assured by Congressman
Volstead, chairman OF the Judiciary
committee, that the resolution wuld
receive favorable attention. Mr..
Knutson II prepared 10 ask for a spe-
cial rule IL no other way could be
found to bring about action on his
resolution In order relieve Wash
Iugton's sugar famine