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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT CNs ss4). AUTHORIZED or THH |
ACT or OCTOBER q 1917. ON FILE At I
TIE PosT OFFICE OF OMAHA, RKBR
By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. g. BURLESoN. PosTMAsTER-GENERAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
DANCE BAN is UNSOUND
fcrfectty Legitimate Outlet Tor
supcrnuous Physical Energy
Says Churchinnn.
III REV. ID. hENSE.DY uI.IT ~ ~

LONDON. Jan Is-Dancine ner-
n nhyty issitimate outlet foc superalous
nc. cannot. for the life Of me, see why
r io ISL should not dance Il they want
IN an ages have made lies in sup
posing that the path to nerfect!on is
10 De reached by fencing human life
round with innumcrable artiiicial re-
strlctlons. / believe that this Drinci-
pie is utterly unsound.
The poicy OF wrapping oneself up
IN cotton wool and shielding oneself
from every breath OF outside air may
result in reproducing kind OF hot
house plant. but Il is powcricss 10
cexel9p a strong human character.
IL depends upon the view you take
or the fInction and mission Of the
cnurch. Some people seem TO think
that II exists merely to shut away a
certain number Of men and women IN
water tiG INT compartments and label
them as being much better than their
Personally I am convinced that the
better churchmen we are. the more
We shall mix with the world IN all it's
daily PURSUITS. for it is by. personal
mat characters arc nodded and .anu-
enced. The only man who is worth
ms salt is the man who is ready at
out a helping hand 20 any one who
If dancing were thousand times
need for us to say. I'VE must get
right into the thick of this business.
find out the real facts OF the case
and do all we can 10 raise the tone OF
public opinion"
You never do the faintest good to
any one by standing outside and try
ing 10 shout the thing down. You'll
never improve the world by act of
Parliament. 1t can only be done by
the personal contact Of man with
man. DO all you can to raise tho
tone OF public opinion but YOU can
only do IL from the inside.
See to 1t that as many right-minded
people as possible associate them
selves with the movement, and the
rest will soon catch the tone from
them.
Moral strength Hes, not IN absence
of temptation. but in inner principle.
The man or woman who wants 20
leave the world a bit better place to
live in stands more chance Of having
that wish gratifed by moving about
and even coming face to face with
the seamy side of life than by stand
ing on the housetops and denouncing
the depravity and corruption Of hu-
man nature. When you come to NEE.
il face to face you find that human
nature is not such p bad thing after
all. People are very Iauch what you
help them to be-
Doubtless there are dancing halls
where n very questionable standard
OF morality obtains. Even so. con-
tend that minister--a parSon-if he
is the real manly sort, may he doing
his duty far better by dropping in to
visit these fairly regularly than by
visiting his respectable parishioners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
DRY U. S. "ALMOST MIRACLE"
SAYS EPISCOPAL BISHOP
PrcIntc Fully believes Prohibition IIn.
Come 10 Stay and Urges Inv
Co-OperntIon.
Z Nv Univcryal Servicr. !

CHICAGO. Jan. lS-Bishop Samuel
Fallows said prohibition was almost
a miracle" when he referred to the
passing OF John Earlcycorn IN his ser
mon At st. raurs Episcopal Church to-
day.
''we have had two wonderful events,
s!mcs. !nirac!cs, in American history,
he said. The first was the sclcctive
draft OF more than 100000 OF men
with scarcely a ripple on the national
surface. The other vas the going dry
Of America without popular disturb
anco.
Dire predictions were made In both
cases of what would happen IL they
were carried out. Nothing untoward.
however. did happen"
Bishop Failowe referred to the fight
OF fifty years ago FOR a "saloonless
nation
our cry was for saiooniees ma
tion in the coming years. Our real
faith did not agree with our utter.
ances. We could not believe /. would
occur in our day. Now we fully be-
licve prohibition has come 10 stay.
Neither revolution nor evolution
goes backward. but laws do not en-
force themselves. The law observers
must back up the lawmakers. John
Barlcycorn mus. be buried so deep that
resur-cc:ions trumpet blast cannot
reach him. Everlasting sleep be thine,
ON, thou arch enemy of mankind"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

signed testimonials are received,
speaking of the great benefits derived
from the use OF Plant Juice.
One of the most recent statements
made concerning this much discussed
preparation is that OF Mr.. w. w. Allen,
OF No. 1907 North Twenty-h-st Street
Richmond a popular engine inspector
in the employ of the c. &c O. Railway
Company, who has wide circle OF
friends in this city. He said:
For the past flve years have been
troubled with my stomach. was
hloatcd with gas, which caused me
terrible pain, especially after eating
my meals. and had dreadful indises-
ton. i could hardly eat anything, and
what little / did cat did me no GOOD
whatever. I could not sleep at night
and felt weak and all run down. Since
taking Plant Juice have no more
pain. sleep well and am able to eat NV
meals with relish. am certainly
glad to recommend Plant juice TO
others"
Such words as these and those OF
many others which have been printed
have wide influence. for they comn
from men OF standing and integrity,
who have given Plant Juice fair
trial and have been grea tly benefted
thereby.
The Plant Juice Man is at the Ira.
gle Drug Co.'S store. in Richmond
where he Is daily meeting the Local
public and Introducing and expIaininr
the merits OF this remedy.
Fof sale in Petersburg by Morrison
the Drug Man. and in Chase Civ nv
The Chase City Drug Co.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
PROTEST PLAN TO GIVE
ISLANDS TO AMERICA
i0rd Ruthermerc's Idea Has ncen De-
aounced by West India Island
ScWnpapcrS.

.sElDGETOWE BARBADOS, Jan. 6.
L-pTn kuiheremere suggestion that
eat Britain sea- 10 the omitted states
I..,iSt! HOuuuras, Bahama Islands, B:r-
..a..t Eriilsh Guiana and the West
mana Islands with the exception OF
y s!n..ica. TO pay Tor Brita!ns war debts
H.s provoked a storm OF protest in all
tHc@. colonies. In. ideas mas been de-
nUunC.d by meet OF the newspapers OF
the British West India Islands. in Brit
ism Guiana Trinidad the Lecward Is
lands and jamaica Public meetings
ana legislative councils have also de-
bounced the project.
In some quarters IL ia suggested that
the idea wac put forward 10 scare the
West Indies int cacceptinE annexation
TO the Dominion OF Canada. SuEges-
tons made By Canadian visitors to
barbados that the Canadian govern
ment was willing 10 receive overtureS
from the West Indies looking to com
mcrcial annexation were received
codlv here. one reason for opposing
the Canadian suggestion is that the
West Indies did not wish TO subject
Themselves 70 the Canadian tariffs
which it is felt here would tend TO
exclude American foodstufs.
The West Indian ideal Is 10 have at
some future time West Indian do
ninion embracing all the Atlantic and
Caribbean possessions OF Great Britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
SOVIET HAS WIDE VARIETY
OF GOODS READY TO SHIP
Opening OF Trade Relation. with Rus
Hih by Supreme Council Craft
flying to Reds.
tby Associated Preas. ]


COPENiIAGEN. Jan. is.-Aiaxim
Liivinon. Russian Bolshcvist represent
iatire. comforting here with James
OGrady British delegate. regarding
an Exchange of prisoners and informed
c!F!ilans. is nucn Sratificd by the an
nouhc"incHt from the supreme council
IN farIs ihat trade relations viii be
oprhcd between the allies and tbs. ,Ico-
PIE OF Soviet Russia. lie considers tho
ACTON tantamount TO raising the
tiochad", and says il will have an
enormous effect on the economic situ-
alton in Russia
Russia has great stocks OF goods
ior export, especially flax, hemp tim
per erIstics, hides, furs and platinum
nc says, and particularly needs ma
chih"Ey. agricultural IMPLEMENTS and
raii"ay materials He declares there
Is plenty OF food in siberia and other
sections but there il lack OF trans
p0tSatIon facilities. He urges that il
VIII De necessary TO allow Russia TO
Scnu representatives abroad If trade
with IN. outside world is To be a real
Ky. aad dcciare3 Soviet Russia viii
freely admit commercial and other
'Sp. 'schta tiEes on "a reciprocal basis
Mr.. O'GTady calls attention ia RI.
dipiomatIc wording Of the councii's
announcement, but is evidently pitasco
ny any step IN the direction OF raising
INC blockade. lie points out he n,
encountered the blockade ar cvcry
Turn In his work OF arranging for th.
In Russia. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
CONVENTION OPENS TODAY
Secretary Managers Association
Hold Sessions Here for Two
Days.

william T. Dabney. OF the Cham
dress OF welcome al the opening ses-
sion Of the Secretary Managers AS
ISOLATION convention which meets at
Rueger's Hotel this morning with dele
gates attending from all parts OF the
United States in the interest OF the
printing trades.
Others who will speak this morning
are Charles c.. Mccoy. of New York,
and oliver WrouShton. OF Kansas city.
and In tho afternoon Edgar X. Nell
son, OF Boston: John W. Marder OF
Rochester: G. L. Woodfeld, o. Chica go:
w. Van liinkle, of Buffalo. and Frank
w; Heath of philadelphia.
Members OF the Richmond Typothc-
tae will meet with the delegates at
the evening session which will he held
Linton Engie. o. Phiiadeiph,a; r p
Mickle. of Nashville, and C. T. Byrd
or Atlanta, viii address the conven-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
DRY AGENTS MAY STILL
USE JOSEPH WILLIAMS
Man Convicted OF ManslnuEhter SIN
Competent Witness for In
hpoctor Hall.


Competent Witness for In
spoctor HILL.
When tho third trial OF Prohibition
Inspector w. G. Hall for killing Law
renee Hudson and Raymond Shackle-
ford on the Valley Turnpike Is called
on April 8. Joe Williams will DO al.
lowed to testify. II the defense wishes
IL. Williams was An eyewitness of
the shooting. and Will be given the
privilege OF going on tho stand, de-
spite the fact that a jury in Hastings
Court Saturday found him guilty of
voluntary manslauShtcr and sentenced
h IN TO four years in tho State Pcn;-
tertiary.
This was the opinion expressed last
night by Commemorative Attorney
George Wise, who assisted H. ri
smith. Jr.. in the prosecution of Will
l.ams on the charge OF wife murder.
Nr. Wise said that Williams had been
Il competent witness AT the Hall trial
before his conviction, and that the
new Virginia Code would permit him
to bc called again, even If he were
sentenced in the meantime.
Motion 70 set aside the verdict rem
dercd saturday as contrary to law and
evidence has some hearing, on tho sit
uation. Should Judge Richardson on
February II decline tn allow tho mo-
ton and sentence Williams to the
Dcn.tcntiary. IL was probable that the
sentence would be suspended until
Williams could testify in tho Hal.
case, declared Mr.. Wise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
Iticknond Lodge. No. D,nai n,rith
Holds Meeting at Temple
Beth Ahubah.

Installation OF new officers, elected
IN DecemeeT, featured the regular
!'nai Birth. which was held last night
in the amditoIium of the Sabbath
Schoo! or Temple Beth Ahabah. Harold
8. Bioomberg, past president OF Grand
= .odgc. District No. 3, conducted the
exercises.
Those who began their term az of-
fee arc: CASTOR Lichtenstein. nresi
dent; Morton l.. Walierstcin. vice.pres-
iicnt; simon Bowman, assistant mont
tor: Edwin i. Levy. secretary: Herbert
r.. Ezekiel, treasurer: Louis NJ London
warden. and j. Adelansky. guardian
Donations were made to the Hebrew
Orphans Home, at Atlanta, to the Loo.
" Levi Memorial Hospital, nj Hot
Springs, Arkansas. and to the Neirb.
bOrhood House. this city. District No
3. OF which the Richmond Lodge ia nm
intlucntial unit, supports an orphans
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Battling Disease
on Old Theories
General Advance Has
Been Made IN Treat
ment Of Cases.
ny Bn1cE BEI.pEN. " n.

Physicians have long been accus-
toned to divide diseases into two
great classes. the organic and tho
functional.
BY organic diseases have been meant
those In which positive defects Of
structure have been present, rccoE-
nizablc by the senses: in which tissue
alterations could be detected by the
eye or the microscope, by feeling or
by hearing Kaleidoscope. ctc.), or by
any method revealing cellular change.
meant those In which structural
changes have apparently not been
present; in which things seemed TO be
normal in form and substance. but not
working right.
AS may he guessed by the reader.
number AS medical science advances.
10 call certain wcil-dehned diseases
functional today would simply be TO
confess ignorance Of progress.
:, Common sense viii tell any ono that
n machine won't work there must
oe an organic reason for II.
10 take some common Instances. let
us consider neurasthcnia, hystcria and
orr or wha. is behind these Affections
nesscs and cheer up" as the genial
physician OF former times used to do
In such circumstances.
These apparently functional all
mcnia. when closely studied by all
The means available 70 modern prac-
tlttoners. very often resolve them
selves into obscure Infections
When these infections are properly
dealt with the so-called functional dis
cases disappear.
The thing 10 do in these cases is
to find out the cauAc Of the disturb
ance In the majority OF Instances X
Is now possible for physicians to dc
terHiinc scientifically just why Il gwen
individual suffers from distressing
symptoms, and when this is deter
mined II Is usually possible 20 re-
move the cause
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Many Views Held
on Russian Deal
Opinions on Board of
Trade Are Somewhat
Divided.
my Associated Prev.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.-Establish-
ment Of relations with new Russian
government based on sound Demo-
cratic principles" international re-
cognition Of tho independence OF
Esthonia, Lithuania and Letvia and
conditions in, Poland. Finland and the
Baltic States were discussed yestcr-
day by the conference at HelsinStors
between Finland. Poland. Lithuania.
Esthonia and Lctvia, according to a
cablcgram today TO the Finnish leSa-
ton here.
The questions were referred to vari-
GUS nittces.
CHICAGO. Jan. lS.-Opiniona on the
Chicago Board of Trade werc divided
az TO the effect on prices here likely
mercial relations with Russia.
J.. L. Carney. with a. o. Slaughter
Co; said: 1T is undoubtedly the
most bearish and promising develop
cost OF living since the beginning OF
the war. America after being the die
tator OF worlds values for five years
nas not only been forced into a com
pToba bic dumping ground of tho world
owing TO- its adverse foreign exchange
position.
LONDON. Jan. 1s.-Arthur Hender-
son. leader of the Labor Party in Par
Lament, in letter dealing with the
Russian situation. Is quoted today as
az the sovcrnmen,. refusing even
to consider repeated offers OF peace
from the Sov!ets. involves the country
In war over vast areas Of Europe and
Asia. the Labor party will resist to the
uttsImost ouch an unnecessary and
reckless military adventure mas
que'ading as war Of defense"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

other engineers, In tho same manner IN
which the people arc protected by ex-
amininE boards for doctors. lawyers
and other professions. It is claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
RICHMOND FOLKS
PRA|S|NG. REMEDY
Best Known Citizens of the
South Join in Testifying to
Merits OF Plant Juice.
W. W. ALLEN is LATEST
Claim He Now Is Able to Eat
His Food; Sleeps Well and
Is Feeling Fine.

Interest in the Introduction n Rich
rrond OF tho celebrated herbal stomach
remedy. Plant Juice. is now intense.
News OF the wonders il has worked in
the West has reached local ears, and
every one is realizing that the success
of this notable formula is an estab-
lished fact in this citv. Eve-- day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
REDS THREATEN UKRAINE
General Pctlurn Starts for Front IN
Watch Bolshcvfst
Preparations.
tBy Associated Pross.l


BERN, Jan. 1S.--Considerable Boil
shcrtst forces are menaci the Ukrdin-
ian and Polish fronts. according to the
Gkranian mission here. General Pet
iura. the ukrain!an leader. has started
for the front and Important military
events seem imminent the message
says.
The economic situation In the Uk-
gyaine Is described as favorable. Do
Spite the long period of warfare there
are large stocks of grain. sugar and
other foodstuffs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
ADVOCATE EXAMINING BOARD

Engineers Drafting New Du1 to he
Presented to General Assembly
This Week.
Regulation by license OF all classes
OF engineers in the State OF Virginia
is provided in a bill which will be rre-
sentcd to tho General Assembly during
the present session.
Tho bin is practically an amendment
Of and An Improvement over former
bill proposed. since the now bill In
cludcS all classes OF practicing en-
EiDcers. whereas tho former ono sub
United regulated only the practice OF
engineers.
The new bill would require all en-
ginecrs and architects to have n spe-
cial license or certificate. according to
his particular line OF work, to he grant
cd by state board, to whom all en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Mrs. Roo.evclt Back From Sea voyage.

Roosevelt today completed a round
"trip 10 Brazil for .he bencf: OF her
health. She iett Now York on Eovem-
her 10, and returned here today on
the steamship Nauban. on which she
had departed. Her son. Kermit. &C
cor panied her 20 Rio Janeiro from
New York. but remained in Brazil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

sineers viii have to submit for an
examination. This will protect the
State and the people from poor work
by designers, craftsmen, surveyors md
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-02
SIR before 2anoitraken.
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fit Muneipta.

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morn ei,e 8eriau1mluns Don 6relrn=
ben be]ierer 2anoitraBen itatt. Oaeb=
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laoen .porben, ben Eefieen 2eaten
Die Beoert,lne beS 8abcDdmm plaz
neS iiir Die 8ellerl1ne oes 3uitanbes
Der 9anbitraben I'M Staate Mime=
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ben 8oriie rulb itellte Die Rebner
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