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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
POLICE CHARGE SlNN FEM
PLOTTED AN IRISH RISING
Declare Further That Certain Ger
mans In Heriin Had Agreed 10
supply War Material

LONDON. April 1.--Recent uncon-
hrmed reports Of a Sim Fein plot FOR
an armed uprising III ireland we're
based on Tact, according TO the Irish
police. They state they are In pos
Session 81 Information not only indi-
eating rising WAS intended. hut that
certain Germans in berlin had en-.
gaged to furnish war material.
IN TINS connection. Thomas j.
Ioushlin. Dublin business man and
member Of the Sim I'ein. has been
arrested under tho defense OF the
realm act. No definite charge has as
Yet been preferred against htm. hut
the Irish police state that his arrest
WAS effected after they had learned
mat he was party To \ treaty with
n. Germans for arms and ammuni-
ton.
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News of Fifty Years Ago
lFrom Richmond Dispatch. April $. 1S1oJ

morning and Mcssrs. Wells and Wise last
night for Washington; to argue the motion for
fore chief Justice Chase. The herring VIII
take place at the residence OF Judge Chase "a,
o'clock this afternoon. Chahoon through
yaiexandria on Saturday for an a,,aGhment
obey orders cmanating from his court.
General CANDY has submitted TO General
Shcrman and 10 he Secretary OF War state.
men, OF Eichmonds municipal difficulties and
OF War mas submitted the matter to the At
iorney-t;encral to know how far II would DC
matter. or whether it would be proper TO in
tcrfcrc al all.
The "coiored Philosophical Society of Nir-
gnia. Whatever that 49, mas petii in lon -
OF Columbia. instead of the Cnited states oi
America.
Richmond negroes are making preparations
to celebrate tho Issuing of the proclamation
declaring the Fifteenth amendment in iorcc.
Trey expect to celebrate on the 2oth instant.
Governor Walker keeps right on appointing
for northumberland County and constables
for Rappahannock.
In stepping from, the Danville train yes,cr-
asS Mr. s%s ,a ana nG his eg
William I. Taylor Auditor of Public Ac-
counts. left for Washington yesterday TO coll
lect the Manuscript of Virginia, granted ny act
OF Congress. There arc some 5uo.ooo acres 10
the credit OF Virginia.
The Legislature yesterday elected Captain
T. Gmignn to be the Judge OF the ,.ns Sun
Gerry or Probate Court.
The Virginia Republican representatives in
Congress have had several conferences anont
nis'risn.nS the fsder"l ofhSfs ,ntns state
The East Hanover Prcsbytery is in session
this week in Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
\ Foolish Demonstration

| kiSH women will not help their cause by
giving fragrant ofense to the diplo.
matte representatives in this country oi
Great Britain. The bannerettes may gain a
measure of publicity for Irish freedom and
more for themselves by "picketing" the
british embassy, and even moro publicity
III they force this government to resort to
stern measures to reprcss them. But il will
not be the kind OF publicity that helps
The suTragettes tried that sort of thin e
IN an EFFORT to impress the Justice of their
movement upon the President and the coun-
try. They made themselves as obnoxious
as they knew how. They invited arrest and
Imprisonment: then when il became neces-
sary as Il matter of preservation OF order
to take them into custody. they tried star
walton tactics to gain sympathy. Every
body knows, who has any real conception
OF the amenities OF life. that they hindered
their cause from end to end OF the country.
They even were repudiated by their own
sisters. who hlushed with shame that wo-
mans suffrage cause should be dragged
in tho mire
The evident purpose OF the Irish march
erS and pckets is TO create an issue between
this government and the government OF
Great Britain. IL trouble can be made,
then. they assume. the freedom OF Ireland
will be supported more cnergetically. But
nothing of the sort will happen. The Irish
issue is not one between the United States
and Great Britain 1t is solely All issue be-
tween Ireland and the remainder OF the
United Kingdom, and no amount OF riot
GUS agitation i'll this country will change
that fact
Already this government. govern
ment. has done all that il can do and more
than many people believe it should have
done 10 lend moral encouragement to the
Irish Both houses OF Congress have passed
resolutions OF sympathy. That was haZ-
a:dons thing for the Legislative bodies OF
one friendly power TO do respecting the in
tcrnal affairs of another power. The Brit
ish have resented this action. but not more
50 than Americans would have resented an
act of the British House OF Commons in ex-
pressing sympathy for the cause OF Alaskan
freedom or Hawaiian freedom or the free
dom OF any other part OF the United States
Happily, the diplomats at the British en-
bassy have not taken the picketing seri
onsly. They have merely smiled at the an
tics OF the women outside. BY inviting the
women TO come in and have a cup OF tea
the British have done much TO make the
banner wavers ridiculous, Just as President
Wilson, in the case OF the suffrage pckets.
made the latter !aughable by sending them
word that they might find shelter inside the
cared TO accept his hospitality
Should the British diplomats call upon
this government for protection against the
harmless women or show some grievance at
the insulting legends displayed. the govern
ment could do no less than use force il
need be. IN prevent further demonstrations.
In the absence OF any complaint it would
be the part of bad policy 10 summon the
police or call out Federal troops to dispense
handful OF misguided and publicity-seek-
ing Zealots.
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DETECTIVES SEIZE $500
COUNTERFEIT $40 BILLS
Ten ar Then, Had Beea Paused In
New York business

iBy Associated Press


NEW YORK. April Twenty five
hundred counterfeit $40 bills were
brought from Montreal by Omar Bar
seiou and Paul Theorrest TO be passed
in New York. secret service men said
today in announcing the arrest and
alleged confession OF the mon. Bar
selou. they said, was caught trying
10 pass one OF the bills. which were
counterfeit Federal Reserve Bank
notes, in a restaurant. Theorret was
found later in Il hotel.
Captain John S. Tucker OF the see
ret service said that the pair sur
rendered $50 bills and told him where
the rest could be found. They al
ready had passed ten bills, they said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
By HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Changed.

In other days we thought a lot
or Mays little lamb;
Ihey used to say that little piece
From Or to Amsterdam
When / WIS quite n littlc lad
praised tho lamb that Mary had
Iihies change with men; today the lamb
GETS very small attention
In faci. II is tritling thing
We yer! seldom mention
Inc principal animal on the staff
In modern days is Mary's calf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The Calling of the Nurse.
Copyright. 1890. by NATL Newspaper servicc)

ss hs sTfrS ff or !" her mind
n@rf the is n stage nss in the romans
rrety hanased brow of 81 so nurse eoa1 nh
looks good to her - ~ - ''@'s'o''
,n Hnrsn ing Is nothing, like that. Nursing is
patton a woman can take ~" SnG nu psEu
| is sadly underpaid
Ss5 hrs ss" yars s nj sr ssHS"
n tr STUDY and hard work under strict dis
= nurse There's precious little prettyls ''rie
dissonraxe n,@n ''%n h II, ana ana whole lot Of
knows nothing about "
Vet Vet, he +; no calling inner nobler which
wv. mere - = shortage Of nurses now and
up the calling Given the rrelmn nina 70 high Siss
S hs sa afn"Ins sGoa health wnsh Wifi
and good character the young woman s"n who Who
NSrses Of Thy 4,rsTs IKE s S%ner
any .i n9isrGtai; where she may wish to study
to the training school a'hs
cause am seldom able %f a r me "S"T ,hs ns
t IL, n along this line Let her write the super
s,,srss,n o. the Training School | have
,o me e. 'r nnns nurse today commands posi-
or many OF her patients or former patients
So MeeRy hs eeo ssrTises 70 vs u
ami the character OF the case OF course she
mus, have or TWO on duty at ~ freonent
nssrvais in order to keen reasonably fit She
nurse. reasonable hours for siecp aud FOR oul :
uoer recreation every day when she Is IN
easeu on case. No one worthy of the care
Q: nurse can expect that nurse renal
,enstuntty IN attendance. no matter what the
CsrcumStances may be- If constant watchful-
ness is necessary. another nurse ~ member
81 inc FAMILY must regularly relieve the
IN charSe to permit her ain sleep and
cecreai ION. Otherwise her best service cannot
be rendered.
Questions and Answers.
Girls Smok inS-Please give your opinion az
the effect OF cigarette smoking by girls from
fourteen to twenty years oc age Is i, more
harmful 10 a woman to smoke than Il Is 10 a
man: I'll. -
Answer--l do not know that sit is more
harmful 10 a woman to smoke than il is TO !,
man, Hut who smokes is !, queer
specimen OF the Mostly sh. smokes
because she thinks IL looks vamprish and
naughty. but in truth She is merely making
herself cheap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

100000 in 1917. In 1915. the last year
OF the war, 1t had become 1877 100000, but
i'll 1919. the year OF the armistice, instead
Of declining it rose to 1879. 900 900. He fur
Their stated TINT the bills for 1920 would be
only slightly less. about 137.0O0,000 francs,
or yearly total of over 50,000,00O,0OO.
While the problem OF retrenchment presses
hard upon all OF the countries which took
part in the war. it is more acute In France
than in any other country on the winning
side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
JAPAN'S PREMIER AGAINST
EXTENSION OF SUFFRAGE
Says II Would Destray Class DIstinc-
lions and Brezk Down the
Country"a Defense.

TOKYO. April .---Japan's general
elections 10 be held in May will b.
OF profound Importance 10 the future
"f the nation. said Premier Hara to-
day In addressing n meeting OF lead
Ing members OF the Seiyukai. or pro-
government party.
ION the issue OF the Forthcoming
general election depends the fate OF
the nation" he declared. Universal
suffrage, advocated BY tic opposition
aims at the destruction OF social class
distinctions and even proposes to
tampcr with the CONSUMPTION system.
which Is the very basis OF the coun-
try's defense. II speeches in the
House serve az an index"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
BIOLOGISTS MISSING
ANistors Scour Death Valley Il
Search for Government Men,
Two Weeks Absent.
3v : eaOnia,ed Pres

ns, ~ y Ssnniascn PrcsS
LOS ANGELES. CAL, April r.
Three aviators from Los Angeles to-
day searched Death Valley for NJ. K
wilson. government geoloEist, and
Milton Moore, camera man. who
have been missing more than two
weeks. They went into tho region on
government mission to make pho
to3raphs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

Mary Ashford or Ashton or whatever it is
who wrote Little Visitors at and didn't
End II until 4s or thereabout. Is making a hit
out OF proportion We ourselves were a
prodigy At the age 0, VIC wrote:
To him who in tho love OF Nature holds
Communion with her visible forms
And at . We composed that well known lime :
rick:
ITO thine own self bc true
And IL shall follow as the night the day
Thou canst not then be false 10 any man"
We also wrote the first hook of Proverbs at
il. but Solomon COPIED IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Summer white House Nearly Ready.

WASHINGTON. April - EXCEPT
for little polishing up" the SUM
MGR White House, AT Woods Hole.
Mass. is ready for occupancy BY
President Wilson, Charles r. Crane.
owner. said today at the White House.
Mr.. Crane called 10 receive anal in
structions before sailing for China
10 take up his work as minister TO
tia, country. He said he did not
know when tho President would 30
I, W, DDS Hole.
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Right.

oh my. but I'm worried" exclaimed
Mrs Spendaiotic. Here rho fashion people
say woman must have different corset for
eacn Gown And corsets expensive, too.
Dear me. suppose I'll have to-
That's right. you will" said Spcndalotte
iaconicaliy lifting firm ronclad lip: you'll
have 10 sell every gown but and you've
go; one corset, Amt YOU. hum"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
VI u1icai Note.

odd sMipcd from vaudeville. used two or
three times in comic stsipS. but reproduced
just the same:
What's the matter with you. Billy. walk
inG out harehcadsd and without a Goa; in this
sleet and RAIN
oh. that's all right. old top The basso in
oIr choir is sick and I've got TO cut out tenor
aht substitute for him"
\ hoarse on Billy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Republican. Elect Delegates.

RALEIGH. y. G., April 1---Repub-
Leans OF the Fourth Carolina Con-
Gress;onal District, meeting here to-
day, elected r. W. Ward. OF Raleigh,
and j. J. Jenkins. of silver city. as
delegates 10 the Republican National
Convention. They will 20 10 Chicago
uninstructed. !. -. Parker OF Smith
field, was nominated as candidate for
Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
'DEN|K|NE is FUG|T|VE ON
BOARD BRITISH WARsH|P
His Chief OF Stan Is Assassina at cd
by Indignant Russians at
COnstantinoDle. II
IBy Associated Press. ]

CONSrANT1NOPLE. April 7.-Gen-
efal Denikine. foremr comnlander of
anti Bolsherist forces In Southern
RUSSIA arrived here last night. and
il today fugitive on board Brit
ish warshi?.
immediately after he landed he
went TO the Russian embassy with
General RomanovskS. his former
chief of stan. and IL was while he
was there that the latter WAS as
sassinated. General Denikine is be-
liercd to be in Hanger because OF
the nigh feeling that prevails among
hussian officers here. and went on
hoard the warship under guard OF
British soldiers.
General Romanovsky's murderer
has not been apprehended, and there
Is little chance that he will be caught,
AZ attaches at the Russian embassy
say, so far as they can determine.
nobody saw the tragedy
General Dcnikine and Eomanovsl<y
were talking with Prince GerEariu
and several other Russians i the
StttinS-rOom at the embassy, and the
latter left to arrange for "a motor
car Ia bring his luggage from the
steamer. y few minutes later re-
volrcr shots were heard, and Gem
cral Eomanovsky was found In :,
dying condition in the billiard room.
lie was unable to speak when his
friends reached him. having been
shot through the heart and wind
pipe. Madame Benikihe. who also
was at the embassy at the time o.
the tragedy. left soon aftcrward with
her husband under protection. Tn"
incident created great sensation
here.
General Eomanovsky was unpop-
ular with the officers and soldiers.
and many charges were made against
him. but D-nikine refused 10 dis
miss him. thus handicsppins the
movement. in tho opinion OF many
Russians. Officials at the Russian
embassy are displeased a; Denikiuc's
acceptance of Il British guard while
there. being technically at the time
an Russi.,
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CLEMENCEAU is VICTIM;
SUFFERS FROM BRONCHITIS
.AbRndons Trip TO Athens ard VIII
Leave April - for

CAIRO. April [-Georses C!emen-
ceau former French Premier. since
his return here from Luxor. has been
suffering from bronchitis, but is nov
somewhat better. The aged states
man went out for the first time since
his illness on Tuesday. lie is still
very feeble and his breathing causes
some anxiety. n. Clemenceau is
90 years old.
the former French Premier, has
abandoned his projected trip to
Athens. lie will embark at Alex
andria on April II for Maraeilles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
WON'T PAY FOR RECRUITS
Comptroller Huies Against ~ bonus
TO Postmasters for SeeRr-
Ing EnltHtnents.
IBy Aseoa'4telP......l

7 " -tNt'I. dEt1I I'''iFS. ]
w WASHINGTON. April 7.-Post-
masters will not be allowed the S.
bonus paid for each recruit they OBJ
tain for the army and navy hereafter
unless tho man cnlists for active
service. Tho comptroller of the treas
ury ruled today that the bonus should
not apply where the recruit joins with
reserve or home defense corps. The
decision was in answer TO a question
by Secretary Daniels but will affect
the army and marine corps as well as
the navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Red Crorn omeer Dead.

PARIS. April Word has Just
been received here from Narva,
Esthonia. of the death or Lieutenant
Clifford A. Blanton. OF Chattanooga,
Tenn. who for the past six months
has hcen with the American Red
Cross Commission fighting the typhus
epidemic lie died of pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
prtuce Of warc. nc Point Iona.

SAN DIEGO. GALE, April I'D
ward. Prince of Wales and heir TO the
British throne, arrived today off Point
Iona. The cruiser Rcnown. which is
carrying him to the Antipodcs, lay to
there and awaited events planned
here for today and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
STRIKERS AND POLICE
IN CLASH AT BElFORT
One Killed md Several Wounded
Deputy Mayor Is
Arrested.
IBy Assn.is.",. we'll

PARIS. April 1.--Strikcrs and po-
lice forces at Bclfort have FLASHED.
one person being killed and several
wounded. Ten men have hecn ar
rested. among them being NJ. BUS
stores, second deputy mayor OF the
city, and NJ. Wolf, municipal coun-
Selor and secretary OF the metal
lurgists union. according to dis
patch TO the Matin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Higher ocean Freish, a.,...

LONDON. April 7:--Increases In
ocean freight rates from the United
Kingdom to North America will take
effect on April 10 and will range from
IS per cent on lower classes of goods
10 so per cent on more valuable ar
ticlcs. according to the Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
GREEKS READY TO FIGHT
THE TURK IN ASIA MINOR
Authorized ny tho Supreme Allied
Military Council 10 Advance
East of smyrna.

.r,,r>.eby assoS.atSo a.t. ,
have been authorized by the supreme
military council OF the allies TO adj
vance in Asia Minor in anticipation
OF an eventual attack by Mustapha
kemal. They have occupied stra-
tegic position cast OF the sector they
have held around Smyrna, according
30 dispatch TO the newspaper
I.thnos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
DR.. Renner.. Narrow E.e.rc.

T'y Associated prts.i
VENICE. April An attempt was
made today to wreck special train
carrying DIR. Karl Renncr. the Aus
TRAN Chancellor. between Niklasdort
and Ieobtn, in Syria. The vigilance
of the railway men. however, pre-
vented disaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Two Killed when mo,e, Burns.

SEATTIN1. WASH. April 1.-Two
persons were killed here early today
by lcapinE from upper floors OF the
burning Hotel Lincoln. More than
zoo guests were driven to the streets
in scanty attire. The dead are Fred
Il. Hamilton. and an unidentified
woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

Hoke Smith has reached the state OF
mind that lifts him into class with Mr.
BRYAN. He says he has decided that he is
the most available candidate for the Dem
ocratic presidential nomination" Hoke has
seen the wisdom Of Priscilia's observation
Why noi speak for yourself, John?" and
proposes 10 act on IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Her Ia tho Hurrsh.

Sir Oliver Lodge To this country 10
lecture on Tine Reality o, the Unseen"
So FAR. III. audiences have been SO small
that it is more than half suspected that the
heople are fully awake the Sol!d!ty OF the
Hard and Visible. meaning certain desirable
CIRCULAR discs authorized by Congress aad
variously hearing images Of The Bull. The
Eagle. The Goddess and The Noble Red Man.
with milleH edges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
The TfEhtwad

Mike. drcz know I had quart iv
whisky I'd give 70 drink. I wud."
Ihank ye kindly. oRancrty: but pwhy
not give me a pint " Ut. Ciar-r-rence: whin
SeH can't sit ut is tn only thoime ven have
chance t fale sincrous.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
\ Bankrupt Campaign

IT is refreshing TO find in these days OF
lavish expenditures OF money for politi-
cal preferment, OF high financing for this
presidential candidate or that, OF conyic-
lions of this Senator or that. for buying up
the electorate of whole State, and other
evidences OF doodle and corruption. that at
least one candidate for high public Office
is short of money.
This revelation, rare as il is credi1able
comes from tho campaign committee OF
Senator Warren G. Harding. That COM
mittee is broke" and does not mind con-
Tossing the fact. Ii might even bc sus-
pccted thar tho managers for the Senator
fiLd some secret pleasure in coniding IN the
country that they have not enough funds
in hand or III sight 10 20 far outside OF
Ohio in the effort 10 impress the country
with the qualities and qualifications Of The
handsome Senator from Ohio. II at least
has virtuons ring
This fortunate misfortune, il such a para
dox is admissible, developed when he time
came for the Harding forces to invade New
Jersey. There is a sentiment in that State
for the Ohoan. il is declared, and with a
sufficient amount of judicious campaigning.
the Jcrseyians might turn with enthusiasm
TO Ohio for candidate who could lead
them out Of the wilderness Of wisconsin
Edwardsism. Woodism and Honyerism.
But tho trick could not he exactly turned.
A considerable sum Of money would be
needed 10 make successful fight i'm New
Jersey, and To make any other kind would
be foolish The situation was canvassed
thoroughly, whereupon Harry NJ Daugh-
crty. manager OF the Harding campaign
committee, issued the following confession
In frankness. ! wish TO say 10 you that
Senator Harding has not entered the can
yass OF your state because Of the expense
Z,
We might be able to make a proper orga n i
i 7ation there. hut when you consider tla,
I there are iwcnty-one States holding pri-
/ naries YOU will appreciate that il is fnan-
| cially impossible for us TO engage in all
! these contests"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

Presiden, Wilson has a new and-daugh-
ter and she Was promptly named Faith IL
would be interesting to know whether the
name was bestowed by the father or the
grandfather, for suggestions as 10 names not
lnfrequently show the obsesSion OF the
mind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

group OF New York public school-tcach-
ers have sent 10 Chairman Hays OF the Re
publican national executive committee. a
proposal for a plank in tho party's natinoal
executive platform beginning with recogni-
ton that the public schools are the bull
%ark OF democracy The Republican party
u not lus' now particularly interested in
"huiwarking democracy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Senator Hiram johnson!

Senator Hiram jthnso ran like a
scared wolf in the Michigan presidential
primary distancins All competitors by a
wide margin His triumph there shows
that inc corrupt use Of money in the poll
lies OF the State has reacted upon the voters
20 such an eHicn' lhat they are disposed TO
avoid even The appearance Of evil hence
lhelr rejection % candidates. accused OF a
LAVISH use OF money and support OF the can
dldate who claimed 70 be conducting pen
nltess campaign The result should have
the effect OF boosting Johnson's cause in
other States.