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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
SAYS CHRISTIAN RELIGION
rs AMERICAS SOLE HOPE
@""ieernte Veterans Hear Annun.
onk"ood Memorial Day
sermon,

,hat the Christina religion is IN.
soic nope OF America In IN. nrt.ont
rohh'tion g! social unrest and thut
IN remembering Gods INFINITE ,lis,Ics
ana mercy in Ills dealings with man
hihh down through tho ages. Chris.
l,ah people should be able To nut usId,
an iorcbodinSs and trust in God was
,ne thought brought out lss, nIrh,
~, meE. ~. j. Williams In Il sermon
wnIcn featured the firty. fourth annual
memorial services o. DukwooJ Nn'
mortal Association In ThirJ prn.m,
terrain Church. ''sos
ErhS-olad survivors Of the army.
= .he Cnnfederacr and representa-
Eyes or Confederate orpan,zatIona ~
Richmond were present i'm tho aS,d ~
address villa ms
Thou shalt remember all ,ht wa
Wn'ch INC Lord thy Tod led me" wa,
Nv teAl rom which the speaker. in
The ch'ihrcn OF Israel IN tbrIr f 49,.
.enIs pilgrimage through the wilder.
iinsH; was able 10 show iha, Gods
hand could be as plainly dIsccrned IN
'ne historH OF America In puldIrr
,nnins hnE 81. proviIing for and chas.
-" speaker counsrled a crc,,cr
Idih In God and His Ieadcrshiu. ana
expressed his hrm conyirtIon ~,
tou plan for America including Inc
,,onucrins q; an even greater scrvlce
=; Inn naa been rendered. at any tim.
Inc PAST history OF the nation.
But An'erica must rcInembrr ,ho
.'mmu that has exalted her" IN.
osIrr cautioned IN concluding his
the fart that sacred history " coni,n 20
SIE repeats itse!: in the cironicI. n r
coos dealings with mankind "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
ANTICIPATE QUICK ACTION!
ON MARINE LEGISLATION
The Senate Commerce Committee
Orders Merchant Shipping Bill
FavOrabiy Reported,
tBy Annotated Press.


WASliISGTON. May 2.--America
ilrst merchant marine Legislation. ylr
tually as drafted by a subcommittee.
was ordered favorabiy reported by
the Senate Commerce Committee The
measure which IL substitute for III.
bill passed hy the House is expcc,ed
tn reach the Senate Tuesday md
prompt consideration is ccntcmn,atcG
The Senate bill provides thai coast.
wise shipping shall be entirely Amari
can owned, that 10 per cent or Tho
stock or American corporations on
gagged in foreign trade shall be owned
in this country, and that only on an
proval by the Shipping Board can
American vessels he sold 10 foreign
interests.
The t,a.l commerce committee
amended the subcommittee draft in
two particulars. One OF tlicse amenI
mcnts would limit the expenditure OF
The Shipping Board FOR ncw conytruc-
ton or FOG aiding private Concerns in
new construction to $50, 600, 600 arcrn
ing from tho sale and lease OF ships
rho subcommittee draft gave thc
board unlimited power as 70 In.
amount: TO he used for new cpnstr,,c
ton purpOscg
The other amendment would uorni,
me sale TO foreign interests Of shin,
"a commission more than ten ycars
and lesH than G,001 dcadweight ions
without aDprovhl g. tho honrd. An.
pfoEal ny the board OF all snies In
iorclsncr3 would have been renuireI
unuer tho subcommittee draf,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
From Other Viewpoints
Youth. Integrity and Sncce.s.
ny CHARLES VI. sCflWAB.

!; is difncui; to convince The m.iori,v y,
people that men who are in active pursui, o.:
H'e nave any other object In View thsn the
mixing OF money.
rhat Is Grca' mistake. The real leaders
"' industry and the real men in life and the
r'a! successes in life sre not always the men
VINO have Trade lots OF money erea, for
The wr!iers. idea or tho successful life is
line man VIII" has successfully ACCOMPLISHED
tho objects FOR which he set out TO do some :
MN, m '"a, Is worth! OF a real American man.
""!inE "''"n ~ ~ matter Of chance or good
fortune and not the mark OF 81 successful,
life. "
Money - not the thing that brings a throb
al pleasure or a thrill into life Andrew Car
negie used :" say us when we went 10 him
mnn our nninnce Sheet and showed him how
month or year. That's intrrsstinr hut shaw
N" yorr COS; sheet"
That II the mark of successfnl manuractur-
ing no" eronom! caily and how well Won do X
thing NOT how mu,h money You make in the
doing % Il -
narh OF successful lie Set out with some
PURPOSE
y noied philosopher mas sa.d tina, there Is
!ttic 'hat the human mind can conceive that
j. hCt possible o' accomplishments The thing
u q" Is 10 make up ?our mind what you arc
gong 10 drive for. and Yet nothing glanu In
the way OF its ul;ma," ACCOMPLISHMENT
In our long experience III business life and
rental 'ninaa that must not ne overlook ell.
II We were ssktd to say whn, ar. the most
important things that lead 20 "a s,irccssful life
NC would say that frs; az all T., integrity
unin'pcacha Bile integrity
no man can over do anything % any great
N"iu" In lie and have tho confidence and an.
ppHat % MS felloWncn ~ be s,iccessfnI in
his ertakngs WITH Other hua.negs men ~
III docs not have the reputation OF being n
man OF honor and integrity. We do not mean
~ tnst mat maJ shall I've so h!sh In the
Mora ana social sratc OF life that he Ia in
'"fh"le OF any acton that might not be re-
eafacd AS n! ways right hut We have the high.
tst frphrd Tor man who. when ne has done
meihinE wrong, inanfuliy admits 1t and con-
stntiy "'icks {" the truth. however much Il
may seem 10 hart
There is on" man that regard as the
T'"t successful young We have ever
ever known And Il we did not regard him
as the most sucressf1l young man ,nut we
know M would no, br president o! the R.th.
lrhcm Sieei Company. When We first knew
'im nc Was "A sh"vcirr Of coal with M electric.
crane. We followed his career on and on and
en- Anh whatever may have been said o, Mr.
Grace. YOU could always depend upon i, ab.
soiu'"!y thu; when Mr.. Grace said n thing Won
would know the absolute facts COCA bnd or
indifferent. And today Mr.. Grace Glands
among tho great business mon or New York
and this country, with the reputation n. heinz
man with absolute Integrity and a man upon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
A Daily Once-Over
Having Cinch on Your job.

81 1ust because you high up with your
- IL uo NOT oe so sure OF yourself or Of your
"a s LIZ 10 Iand another place. that you become
mo- .on 40 not believe 1t. hut II would be easier
,n,, S"u tnlnk 10 get man who could MI
arc doing. ' 49,
nS SOON as you begin to think that the firm
W., Mv.'u put up with n lot rather than discharge
no Sou, YOU arc on the road to getting walking
papers whether you believe Il or MT
=; on arc not SUFFICE ntly interested in YOUR
fop wien you get the big head so take " rn-
ing and watch your stop a little closer
W nat You have done in the past won't keen
Eou IN your present situa ton IL YOU beg in TO
III, Town on qualify and production.
coin "Stness ~ NOT huilt up on the past. bu; the
sGiu ldct or whether you any other en-
nn, nS does work UP TO the standard OF tho
while. hut all the time
s,a nnSpGii1 You own work from the FIRMS
m.;n,hhanolnt would YOU stand much of show
t G,fm iyT}urse1b IL you were the employer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03

whom everybody place the creates, con i.
hdcnce.
That is tho very foundation OF = successful
me. with THIS 10 start upon. the other things
srs gong TO De easy going and easy following.
You make up your mind 10 dn ons ~
'Mo th!nes. You can havo good time In life
or you can have a successful lie. but you
can't have both.
GU nave cot 30 max" up your mind at the
sItri which OF the two you arc going to have
there is no royal road TO learning /, has GOT
and nxity of purpose 7
.>r'e' mas there been time in tho hist DRY
'ne world when so much opportunity Of
ierS Tor the leading OF = successful lifs as TO-
Wy what would not give TO ba Young
u 'ss ana have the opportunity OF starting
,h htresh! We think the opportunities Of
,,,,r sS' WIZ not be the opportunities of the
'oture.--CopyriYht. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
REHABILITATION OF NAVY
VESSELS Is NOW COMPLETE
Practically All or Shin. tomm.n
dscred During War Have IIcrn
Heteuncl

WASHINGTON. May 2--Demobil.
ixation o! the navy from tho max
imum Of 2.4aO ships operated during
the war. including hundreds OF YES.
Hris from hattlrships or the first line
10 yachts and antisubmarinc craft
acquired for the emergency, la now
practically completed, IL was am
honnccd Today by the Navy Depart
inent. The reduction in ships. il
was said, has been almost as great
IN nroopr;'on as tho dcmobil izat 10
OF t0U.uDb In personnel.
rho largest vessels remaining 10
nn gold by the navy arc the Nopatin
and Narragansett, 3.5Gu-tnn passcn-
ger stclmers taken over for trans
port service. for WATCH bids alrcady.
have been asked.
In addition 10 i,s disposal OF
disable craft. the navy, IL was said.
also is planning to sell IA number OF
obsolete torpcdo-boa destroycrs.
submarines and gunb0ats, now
worthless except for their scrap
value. The Old cru,cer Cincinnati.
launched in 1892. Will be included
In the sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
,tutobabyoRrRphy-t!
Rnllicn in HnnEH
Copyright. 1870. o, NATL Newspaper s,rv,,.,

Ny ded has always wanted 10 write baby
ing title ali picked out fer his hook ana he Is
for 5ocS 's Is W w ,fG b eSsher no TO
n so1ui 10 anH m 1hGSia think tina" would
hey All shake their heads il and say:
hui are no; W% posi,io o w1fm
P.nniicni,o;i OF exceptionally large volumcs'
a, Some ,s people imaslne i takes 10, of knowl-
omrb the 9"m.,a ,, IS = mere pastimc. You
III f.. m NIX a" ne has 70 DO Is spread open
a.ro,mDosits squin, at them. and dive right in
, Inc nu pun, insist on having books made
M SGoS II noti,,,ns worth mentioning. That is
,n money spent for a book, Authorizing Is the
I,ooL l h9,bs part Of the making Of book.
m rnf ns"eIs' baby IN hook is like
han rai H"ss he 0 ,an s any
gah; 81 II J nng Of tI%er BOOKS
ao'u, the inest babies YOU ever hesrd 81 and
n nn,, nan you e"Sr saw In order to compare
run of book babies f.llow would have - lie
80 "r,ss, a2d ana sweet he would never keep
o pslhsr n nns HSls @h.h G.' Of all ne baby
m n.f The others he has. given me to play
Ga Gong 10. coasi-"it ,aay inieres, you TO
SNOW mat certain articles you have recently
nFnteu stayed OF hitter lawsuit. The writer
MAO iuli% determined To bring an action for
M practice against two leading surgeons and
an ihtefnist with = wide reputation. IL was
all misunderstanding, and your eXD,ana.ion :
mace IL perfectly clear. You have a knnriI
"H"h one could wish more Of your protes-
ION m!Sht require. cNpa Int. things in
words mere a%:nan EN- understand Ip)
AhSwer--Probnby fout-hc;hs OF all such
t"Msults ave founded on false promises oil her
sunncrstaruinS or wiiful desire to have q,
Idh'le" revenge. The majority OF all mai
nrhtiirr suits are brought for fracture asses
lhtF" BENG Il popular notion that If !, frac.
nurtH mtinbef Is not restored 10 is pristine
h""GtF ard usefulness the doctor must j,av,.
.h;i."at.d the case. Eliminate these suits
ana 'afc actions brought ny people who sim
pN h9hc 10 crade paying the physicians hill
"hd me courts would enjoy a deserved rest
y" SUBS lutte for Milk there any s,bs,i :
,u'r 'nr milk and butter in the ne, OF a bpv
an" q girl IL years old? Would "a diet or
=. eau. 3'H", jam. coffee. SOUP or mca |:
,hfre Tunes "A week fresh fruit and cereal
nome cooked for breakfast. fresh vcEctabl et,
GAY DC al right for such children? west
AnS"er.-ln ny opinion there il no subs,i-
.uic Tor 'resh milk and butter in the diet OF
ne.Hohs nn0tr - years o. age. The diet YOU
hrh'l"n - Al right except that butter should
ne uSNn instead OF cleo, each child should Ina q
~ !easi one PLAT OF fresh milk every day ard
no cone or tea should be given children I'm :
Ger 10. Cocoa may he allowed children over
!. Yeas, though the Ices cocoa and the more
milk The hotter. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
INDIAN REFUGEE TO FIGHT
DEPORTATION PROCEEDINGS
TarHknath In. Goes 10 wnshington
To Seek Justice for
COuntryRrn.
nv Urivrrssl Service. |

WASHINGTON. May 2.---ro main
tain ihs light Of asylum for the po:it.-
Present pre- awa.tin y d"por,ati"n 't dcci
sions aud to sight against the cancel
lation OF his American citiaenship pa
Rsrs, IaraSnnth bas has come TO
Justice!
MIR 1las became citizen OF the
I'm, ~ States In l"It He was grad
inI,on VITA masters degree In politi-
ca sc!cirr aud spen; some years in
tho California University and also at
Ne says the Dillingham; Immigration
hill. II passed. will depor. the Hin
docs cnayicted, OF violating the ncm-
we have becu able after much pcr-
sccutton to avoid drportht on 10 the
exception on the, charge Of high treu-
son. said Mr.. nas. However,. the
British gove.nmcnt Is sill actively a,
, M"rk ana after Spending two aud II
conviction n San francisco OF nine
Teen Indian revoluiionistS: is now be-
"'ng ms h!ii 10 dep9Trt them.
itleai science In 1917. but hearing Of
ne aries; OF my countrymen. sailed
Tor san Fra ncisco. and was arrested
lwSnty-two months in the Federal
prison on the charge OF conspiracy 10
violate the neutrality Law.
bin is concerned. the persecution Of
these young men has brought India $
strugEic for Independence before
Am,srich and The truth about india
Imprisoned for expressing an opinion
NC, &C, ii. 70 ia parlinmentary reports
10 death Tor revolutionary articles
ana over 1000 were sent 10 jail"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
WAGlNG CRUSADE FOR
PROPER HEALTH HABITS
Herd of Virginia Tehchers' Assoeiz-
ZION Look. Tor Minimum Member
ship Ere Close or Term.

We are hoping for . 100 per cent
membership before The close OF term
IN the Modern Ec,lth Crusaders. -
MALLORY Cannon. president or the
Virginia Site Teachers Association.
stated yesterday. ''rhc modern
health crusade for RICH. health Inn Bits
hdh pecn introduced in eight rural
schools IN Cumberland County" no
~nra' tnd We honn TO have all Sir.
Classes and schools scattered
Throughout the United states were
a"afded prizes Tor good health az
modern health crusaders at tho AN.
hnkl meeting OF the National Tubtr.
cuiosis Association IN ST. Louis. Prize
winners IN Virginia were not an.
houhced. for although they are
proving good crusaders, they have
no; had Time 30 earn :hr degrees in
IN .Bh;huod. AZ thr crusade Was NOT
iaunch'h ~ Virginia until February.
Degrees VIII he conferred, however,
3, commencement, when Virginia
rhNurth VII be awarded badges
earned and will sing their crunate
songs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
News of Fifty Years Ago

hast week c'oscd mnon city OF sadness a mi
grief. The capital OF The old Dominion has
ms n"eh ctil"d upon 20 he the scene OF
i 1u'm Nc Tu'r"rs rs we're ours The sabbath with
e e,a,. are neg inning a; least TO DO calm,
even though their anguish il "a frnn, Nj :,
a*suaSed. Tho Influence of The hoIv H,n I'LL IN, =
, hna IN" elect Of COMPOSING and siiIlina The
Worlte.. " WcP pa ri, sff,I c% %;,nny
citatinE up the debris at the t,auit"i ',rbn
rooms used h. Governor Wolkn~' IL ~
The room where the disaster nrr,rreI !. III i
Wmi;n ,, una NOT fail are deemed unsafe for
oe rh anu arc at present locked up
Capitol The old building is m,,"h AZ 'nG ne
IL is not so badly built as has been
IN ,nH past weak noiwi,hsta ndins its ma nv
not nauw a w has h hre, h"wsrfu and they are
Isaac Davenport. Jr. OF tho Eirst H.,;,,,,
Bank, is the treasurer OF tho disn o, r III;
colniniisce and his Office Ia in ,hc ba,,k 'e''e'
inc decision or he Court of Appcnis Z, tbe
the office of Mayor land this should '' IN TO :"
hcen stated at tho tmc). was rendcrah ma nave o
unanimous bench The opinion w. ny u
nomnred by Judge Moncurc. tins presitepr 'o "
tho court. ''''"""t ot
Durninm wardwci. late superintendent, a,
the penltentiary was Saturday npnoinf e "i
by the Treasury I)apa to he ,oharcn in
spector Cor the Third Virginia Distri,., ~ ,, ~,
p'isinE tho city OF Richmond. 'o'"'
ferguson Teach United States District
Attorney Tor virginia has rendered his r..ir
marion TO the President and il Is undcrst nn 20
that sx-Gorernor Wella viii be appo!ntsd in
his place. :"
General canby ana his personal stan lief,
train saturday night ~ S'''o
Judge Chase will leave Washington today
for Richmond 10 hold q session Of the I.nitn;,
States Court 10 begin tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
LLOYD GEORGE PREVENTS
lOSS OF OIL CONCESSIONS
'hr Nehchlns Attempt nv Eo,.,r,
trust 10 0htnin Control IA
Defeated.
~ UNIVERSAL SERVICE.

i.yNDoS' May An extraordl
ihn ,ar ma tar.rcaching attempt on
s s,,n,,, fontro' Of the iritish pctroieHm
defeated hy The ailics' con fer"p, zen ~,
Ban Ban Reno. under the IeMdcrahip "t
i)n ,i,1l r. LLOYD George says the
n. s In" conference decided tina, the
M;fsop"iamian OIL hc!Ls snail br re-
tanned hy Britain. and this ,emnor
araiS halis the menace"
me Newspaper identified the trad
ing company In Question ar an IN !.
bhSiRnai part or the royal Dutch com
A. snbt'a Efforts 10 spread thc
epuSts influence without ndcuua; :,
Inc menace; the Express adds.
might have become reality hui
George" Lazy"
The Royal Dutch She'll Company
~ understood. asked the cxnioita !,
u r rights and management OF III.
oii heids for a perioH Of years in
return Tor 8iving Britain legal con
'ro! or The corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
SpriaK Poem.

Already in the garden plot the grass
Is growing green,
And dandelions here and there in
sturdy growth are seen.
The dead leaves fallen from the
trees in dirty wihdrows lie.
wind-6lown papers made YOU
1t is a lot loo early yet to tuck away
the seeds.
And yet the garden is already get
ting spoiled with Weeds
The lawns are also turning green,
And there, II you Will look. you'll
find the dandelions. too.
You've struggled hard to get them
out, expanding brain and
But your neighhor thinks the bios
SONS look so pretty on the
The fuzzy seeds are blown ahou,
and. or course. you get your
And when YOU Hize y6uN neishbor
up, It's well shc isn't there.
The trees will soon he clothed with
leaves from avery bursting
Already now tho sun and wind are
drying up the nun.
with yellow bloom viii glow.
And tho lettuce plants will fourish'
unless we havo more SNOW
.. the juveneaGent spring time 1. a
Joyous time Of year.
And unless signs are deceptive. low
Gus spring Is really here.
--Somerville Journal 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
SWEDEN MOURNS DEATH OF
CROWN PRINCESS ADOLPH
Demlse OF Daughter of Duke OF Com
nnuEht Due to DIoou
POI1pnfp1

STOCKHOLM. May 2.-Tho entire
nation has boon plunged into mourn
ing ny ths death yesterday OF Crown
Princess 0ustave Adolph. Of Swedcn
Daughter OF the Duke OF Conna,icht
Ehe official report OF the physicians
VINO attended the crown princess
SSes the cause Of death as general
from Inflammation Of the ear, which
necGssitated an operation last De
rembcr, and this was followed nv
ma4lllar auppuration
Erysipelas developed around ,hn
right car Inst Friday. hut tho crown
princess still appeared to DO In no
danger.
The crown princess was able to be
up Saturday morning. hut suffered a
sudden change for the worse. and
Hled WITHIN few hours. Weakness
OF the heart. augmented by the
crown princess cxpactant mother
hood. was given as the contributing
cause or death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARNER

La Femme.
Can YOU tell me why woman.
As she hurr'es TO the door.
Stois 10 put little powder on her nose:
ON. Of conrsc it's only human
We awe toard that said beforc:.-
II explains the case entirely, Suppose
Eut whatever is The reason,
Anywhere y-u chance TO meet.
Whether in the aocial parlor
Or upon ,hc crowded street
Even tho sh may be rushing
To the train. with hurried feet.
She will sop
To put some powder
On her nose.
You may think shes Interested
In thc merchants window show.
Esu; she's only putting powder on her nose.
Ali these windows arc invested
With "a mirrorcd back. you know,
And the merchant wots where his per
simmon grows.
III an afternoon reception
You VII! each woman try
To prc-empt some set position:
II you follow up her eye
You will see a mirror near her.
And you II know the reason why
When she dsbs
y ;it!e powder
On her nose.
Powder, lip-stick and cosmetics
Lingerie ana himsy frills--
That's the way the formula for Woman
goes,
Chocolate bon-hons and aesthetics.
And catalogue Of ills,
With blun at mending socks. for hope
ful bc,uX.
Bu; Ne shall not criticize her
Lac, her nuffc and she VIII.
She's the invalid shes treating.
And the powder pun's her pin!
Let her powder. rouge and lip-stick
And we'll gladly pay tho bill
For she needs
Little powder
Gu her nose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
SOVIET TRADE DELEGATION
WILL RETURN TO RUSSIA
Action Results From Refusal OF Great
Brifnin to Admit MnItfm
l.itHtnON.
~ Associated Press. !

LUNDON, May 2.--Ilussia's trade
delegation at Copenhagen has decided
10 return to Russia owing to the re-
ported refusal Of Great Britain to ad-
nit Maxim Litvinun to England and
because no answer Was received TO IT.
arpcai TO the San Reno con ference
that trade negotiations he trans-
dispatch to the Daily Herald from the
Dnnish capital. a few experts at
tachod to tho delegation, tile ncwspa- :
Per says. VIII probably be sent 10
London 10 organize offices Of the cen.
trail committee OF tho Russian Coop
crattrc societies and cndeavor to
place small orders.