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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
DENIKINE'S RETREAT MARKED
BY A CARNIVAL OF CRIME
Men. Women and Children Hanged TO
TELEGRAPH Posts and Army De-
comes Gang of Nobbcrs.
tBy Associated Fress.J

LONDON. March S.-Chaotic cond.-
tions in tho wake Of General Deni-
kine's army as II retrented in South
Russia before the. Bolshevists. arc
wildly described by a noncomm!s-
dictionary force. who has been as Tar
north as Taganrog,. on the Gulf of
Never havo I seen, or participat led
ritss we were iucRy to Fe ETA awa hs
at all. and tho worst feature OF the
whole business was that the towns
people OF Taganrog turned Bolshevists
to a man and they looted everything.
even taking away the switchboards
from the telephone room at general
headquarters.
AT Rostov things wcre worse. The
engine drivers had to BIO bribed with
rum and food to proceed further down
the line The streets OF Rostov were
swept by hailstorms of machine un
fire while the bodies of men, women
and children who had been hanged on
telegraph posts and trees by tho re.
treating Denikine army were awful
TO sec. The place was nothing more
than den of thieves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
.CA|LLAUX ACCUSED AT
TRIAL OF "DEFEAT|SM'
Editor Swears Frances Ex.Prcmicr
Favored Peace at ANY Price and
Conferred With Enemy Agent.
[By AssorIatod prcss !


ro r.ARls. March Although no d.
rect proof OF communication with tho
OF former Frontier Joseph Caiiiaux TO-
day reached the stage where evidence
relating 70 occurrences during the war
"defeatlsm'' was produced. S This wo OF
when Leon Rosenwaid, editor OF La
5 NsaSGion. Of Buenos Arcs. testified that
q conversation at Caillaux's home I'm
,o "%o =, must Just n make peace immeda.ely,
tinuo making the sacrifices Of the
past three years"
Ono of tho accusations against tho
ex-Prcmier is that he conspired TO
bring about premature and dishon-
orable peace With Germany:
hc had warned the accused while he
WIS in Buenos Aires in 19l4-i5. that
James Minotto. then in South Amer
Piled:
~ know Il, but he is a great anan-
cier; cur cur, talk ~ very interesting,
laux's conversation regarding frances
ms IrsSd q poncs to sSTer Prs
Is inSanc.'
No Inducements to aIinotto.
a deposition by lean Jules Jus.
.erand, Frnnch ambassador to tho
United States. proved to be a denial OF
the detense's allegation that liberty
from an internment camp had been
offered to Minotto at the French en-
bassy's request as u reward for q de-
position containing strong charges
against Caillaux.
a letter from former Assistant Fed
eral Attorney O'Brisn. of Buffalo, was
produced in which he said no Induce
ment Whatsoever was offered Minotto
In return for damaging evidence
against CaillauX, that Minotro was
treated like other informed suspects
or Cermans. and only released several
months after tho arinistico.
NJ. Foudcre. Caillaux's intermedi4rv
With Baron Won Lanckcn- wakenitz the
German charge d'affaires at Paris in
1911, sworc that Caillaux never aal-
tnorlzcd him TO offer Germany rsnun-
cation on the part OF France of IL.
Congo.
Special stress was laid by tho pYo-
secution on ttoscnwaid's testimony, the
prosecutor claiming that IL CaiIlauN
was aware Minotto was a Gcrman
agent. II was u case OF intellICencn
with the enemy. There was dis
eerepancy between the date Of tho warn
defense contendins the warning CAME
me day previous 10 CaiIluuX's depar-
ture from Buenos Aires. and tho wit
ncss swearing II was given about the
middle OF CaiIlauS's stay OF q Eweok,
notwithstanding the efforts OF Tho
prosecution TO shorten the debates. il
Is likely The trial will last eevcral
weeks more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Not Chief Connidcratlon,

N,
To the Editor of The Times Dispatch
Sir-rhc report of n sermon preached sun
day day night at the Sacred Heart Cathedral. by
the No, Very Rev Feter J o'Cnnnehan. printed
which may lead TO misapprehension Of Chris
tan science. l will, therefore, thank you 20
permit permit ne me-. a feW comments
,c tsex. OCai!as nan is nnotod az saying: 1T
supreme concern" This might be construed to
mean that the healing. which he said Christian
chief consideration of that religion However
such is not the case
The Christian Sccn.is; regards the healing
OF SIN and disease as necessary attribute Of
signs shall follow them that believe: .
they shall lay hands on the sick. and they shall
recover" tMark 1917, 1S). The healing thus
non.ing: Every testimonial OF Christia n
Science healing. voices gratitude. not only for
termed the spiritual awakening. by Which one
percaiyes that the wonderful promises OF tho
Bible are available, not for sonio possible fu :
turc state, but for the herc-and- now regencra-
misery. or discord in heaven the Kingdom OF
Go5|which Jesus said "s within your duke
to attain the Kingdom of God, he is necessarily
putting out OF himself the things which have
no place in that Kingdom, and making room
for the good things which abide there. In other
particular mental. moral. and physical This
must be what Jesus meant whom he said "But
seek yo first the Kingdom of God. and His
added unto you" SMatthew $3.50. The. stud en ut
of Christian Science, In trying to obey this
command, finds obedience to the Masters other
command. Heal the sick" tMatthew 10:s). to
Richmond. Va. March s, 1890 800 -1f'N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
From Other Viewpoints
High Prices and the Farmer.
BY EDWIN IT. MEREDITH.

Useless EMPLOYEES. no matter in what line
nonprod1ctive %erk and given an ' opportun nE
"a s IS dons h or ann the
iaers recognize the harm, that must ultimate tim
wft on tas and
hf sone Of ss ss sh cost Of yns will
But unless the whole country---all business
mon problem and do the things necessary to
solve It, less and less will there BIO of farm
which is produced.
cceived the number of messages. particularly
from daily papers. asking that plans We. as
high cost Of living Indicating that the general t
tGsnfng Is that this is essentially an agricu
J. is, Of course, related TO agriculture. but no
we arc tempted TO believe that tho solution
OF OF, the problem lies more in the hands of those
enterprises than in the hands of the farmers
The farmer, certainly must produce They
baye produced and VII nroducsthat is their
nave in every uon ' o crrs a Of has aaed
conditions o is biz enc
farmer to receive reduced prices Tor his pork,
wheat. hides. while tho prices OF his machinery,
inc plesn, frame % mind goes on nDs pna
IL me f b "br or sour to produG
or less d than he later sees them sold at retail:
dy ar ~ 'sf hc 0up na r wsnasr
70 20 cents for butter and see il retail at IS
ey receive from % cents TO :" cn Wh ior srs
hog as al Ssla arc per not m nhe
ardons" business when they put fencing and all
then sec er m 20 pa cent e s a1d
by them a. an actual loss, in answer to a de-
for reduced cos, of Twins vim rest OF INC population
their ah pa 81 Of he nTG M"g 70
G ng e an e nd .;as ny rr"4 reten
VA nd ,hey ask tSst be app p 'nei
ssf ,his Ihose snEaEsr
burden na 40 not b.1 SO
upon It today In other words, they ak that
wealth and this includes property HS fooS 6" OF
a k IS necs ana only such nmbe Of
asired ''sa's - ''''"'" '"s services re-
OF which are vitaiy necessary 10 the far.m m,r
i mat al" he Sow dss "
bnraen n % an pS an BY ,d The
thereby ghtsnea II the actary es
he 5apPes 80 aaeGi sy o BE wS %q
shst mssa sss. Hy pfoer rsa%sL
will stay on the farm and more men Nv WIN '' go
their establishment no matter in what line
hsS ay Be nFoEG and add see h no se
trbution what tho farmer produccs " NV
Lot enjoy In America as highly devnlonod
q System, Of distribution. and 10 This we in.
cluds ali the nrotessions, doctors. lawyers
men. etc. we now have but lei w cut out 1T
the useless mnmber. the surplus onc hero and
there and give him an opportunity & become n
producer upon the farm or In tho factory
duction and fonr;tcn tenth, in distribution, Tia.
o man can produce each day for each OF us.
rather than four,tenths in production and ak,
tenths In distrbution which gives q. oniy
four-tenths OF what man can produce each
produetion must be attractive, farmiur ,nu.i
DO remgn 10 and Offer g young VINO
tered him should 10 30 into q bank railroad,
or WHOLESALE or retail establishments t!opy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
LAUDS WILSON FOR REFUSING
TO ESCAPE BY BACK DOOR
London Times Declares Prcsident'x
Position Is Strong, While the Al
lies Wobbic Fccbly.

LONDON. March 9.--Prcsident Will
sons reasons for refusing to escape
from the settlement of Adriatic qucs-
lied ministers held open for him. are
very strong ones. says the London
Times, in commenting on Mr.. Wilson'S
commends him for having always
ocen consistent, while the allies have
wcbbled fcebly from one impossible
solution to another"
notwithstanding this support. the
Times gently chides him for pro
claiming himself immaculate on the
score of delay" and adds: Had he
always exhibited the flrmueSs and
licarness of view he now shows. the
Adriatic and many other questions
might have been settled long ago"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Dlstastc.

Dlstastc.
do not like mechanics.
Somehow I do not care
To take my car to tho garage
To be adjusted there:
They tighten where it rattles,
BY working day and night:
But when It's tight where 1t was loose
It's loose where it was tight.
And SO I d. not like them,
Instead. fix my own.
It's always less expensive when
The owner works alone.
And when I've finished fixing it,
When all tho work is done,
find 1t pays to junk the car
And buy another one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
SUPREME COUNCIL UPHOLDS
FRENCH PREPARATION POLICY
VIII Withhold Formulation to Germany
40 Mortgage Revenues Until obi
cations 10 France Arc FULFILLED.

LONDON. March a.--l'rench criticism
OF the proposed economic memora ndum
to European countries, has been con-
Sidcred by the supreme alliod council,
according TO reports, and such altorB-
tons ms VIII meet French objections
have been agreed To. These include
an engagement to maintain tho au-
thority OF the rcparations commission
To withhold permission for German
revenues to be mortSagcd TO possible
many's treaty obligations TO Franco
arc fulfilled.
II 'is understood the council has
notihed the Bucharest government it
VIII recognize the reunion of Bessa-
raOia and kuinnnia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

; Going TO Jail and receiving Endorsements
Tor the presidency must be old stuff TO Eu-
gcnc'N. Dcbs. Once more the Michigan So
cialisls have named him as their choice for
White House occupancy, but it will be i'm
possible for him TO stump the country in
The interests Of his candidacy unless lenient
court grants him furlnugh from prison for
The duration Of he campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

causes. or the ;court itself, must be doubled
IN size to take care OF the flood Of business
appealed to it "as a matter of right" vir-
ginia does not want either OF those things
to happen. and it looks to the Senate to
prevent it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1899.

Between his paramount duties OF trailing
.hootleggers and running income tax dodgers
? 10 their lairs, il is no wonder that Com
missioner Roper threw up his job in disgust
Z Either one is bad enough, but the combina-
!. iON is quite impossible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

ire allied Premiers may cast surs upon
s'be Presidents illness, but they are forced
sio admit, after reading his recent notes ad
sdrcssed to them. that his recovery has been
remarkable. and in Ills mental vigor and
iab'ity to penetrate the nazes OF European
diplomacy there is nothing lacking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Another congressional investigation has
%hied in j luke Sensation following hard
upon the heels of sensation was expected to
come: from the arpane probe, the eXpecta-
uon being based Republican forecasts
bu Tie whole sorry thing has ended just
abcnt where it started. with one party claim
ms tmoricas air program in the war was
disGrucciul failure, and the other that il
turned the tide OF victory in favor of the
aihes. The people may take their choice as
10 which political! side they shall believe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Korean students assembled in Il park
today To celebrate the anniversary OF
encc. Tho police arrested nfty-thrcc
or tho students. among them five girls.
PARIS, March 9.-Piers and docks al
Oran. Algeria, have been swept by fire
and damage amounting 10 100000
rutch to the alatin.
BERLIN; March o. dispatch from
Gnnra1h henlsh prnssa1 says that
lost their liyesins the result OF a large
boiler barSting IN the Rhenish West
p p!as.on Sarled nne grHy orkmen.
MADRID. March S.-spanish news
government proposai to nix the num-
Dor of pages and tho prices OF news
papers. Editors declare newspaRers are
should be permitted to publish as many
pages MS they desire, although they
arc ready TO adopt any, any price fixed.
the governments conditions ii others
submit, but Liberal newspapers desire
DRAM, ALGERIA, March Fire
which started yesterday from match
was brought under control a ftcr it had
destroyed many thousand barrels Of
alcohol ana OtNer property. causing Il
loss estimated at 100000 francs.
PARIS. March e.-sowing Of the de.
yaetated areas OF France has been cx-
pef1ited by deliveries from Germany OF
oats and barley. according to orders
Of the reparatlons commission, The
minister Of liberated regions reports
that this seed Is Of .o :.a quality.
Eethor with seed purchased BY the
ministry, in France, Holland and Png-
crops tliis year on. all the land which
had boon under oats and barley before
tho German invasion.
ZURICH, March GA wireless dis
match from Moscow announces that the
Russian Soviet and Ukratnian govern
mcnts have informed tho allies they
arc ready to negotiate peace with
Poland Immediately. '>a,
ROME, March D:---Premlcr Nitu has
decided to present himself to tho Cham
her Of DEPUTIES at tho rrssoyp,en;ns Of
changed according to tho Giornale;
sslls today .sys de sH pte osta,n the
vote Of confidence, X, ~ =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Z Ocean. .'I
stand upon the summer sands,
. Aud gaze upon the sea, ~.
And, still hes murmurS rs of old
His ancient mystery.
He tells his doubts and his desires -
Unto a thousand lands;
With him they laugh, with him they
NWeep,T
But no one understands.
The sadness of immortal thought s
His lonely spirit shrouds.
And this he speaks IN unknown
To perishable crowds
In strains OF sorrow full aud grand
As a Erent poets lay, L. \ ~
Which the world imifmurs o'itselt.s
~ When no has passed away. IS 50
y s--John Aylmcr Dorgan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
CATHOLIC EDITOR CONVICTED
OF IHCITING TO MURDER
Chnries Diamond Sentenced to Six
Months In Connection With Attack

mond. editor OF the Catholic Herald.
whose trial on y charge Of melting to
the murder Of Yiscount French, Lord
an article in His newspaper, OPENED ut
the Old Bailey yesterday, was today
found guilty. lie WAS sentenced to six
month"; imprisOnment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Voice Of the People

Letters must give the md address of
the writer Name will not be published II writer
requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Charcoal Ilph's Daily Thought.

II ain gwine think nothin' tall today noth-
IN tall, said Charcoal Eph, in rebellious
humor. Every time 7 sit thinkin' sump'n
tells me my rent swine up Try hunk %
cheese.~Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Lloyd Georges refusal TO sanction a re-
quest that the United States enact the role
OF Lady Bount!ful and cancel the war debt
which Europetowes it is moi placed on the
hlgh ground that the debt is an honest one
ana should be paid by self-rcspecting nations,
out on the&hore eSpcdicnt one that should
inc Qpltcd' SfaLes comply and wipe the slate
clean in 1T Of fapcifuI philanthropy. Eng
land would have to follow its example TO
ITS own great financial loss. And the Pre-
'nier is too canny for anything so unbusi-
'ncsSlke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

II is unlikely that the conservative Senate
will be swept from It's feet by the deter
mined effort that is being made to Let down
the mars TO the Supreme Court OF Appcals
ana permit 1t 10 be swamped by the grant
ing ot appeals ny a matter OF right The
House yielded It's approval 10 this unwisc
and nniimciy measure passing it with "A
nargin"o eleven votes. H. must be that
manyirot the Delegates failed to understand
Just What The bill portends aud cast their
votes without due consideration Of its GER
tain fesnlts should it be enacted into law.
But viii hardly so further toward the
s'rtuUe hooks. inasmuch as some OF the
ah!esat lfaders in the Senate arc known TO
oppose 81 strongly and this body may he
expected to safeguard the States bigbes,
fr'onnpl from inundation There might he
salid targumeDt in favor OF the measure
ccua.it be &!own that single Injustice
bYeT ilad been perpc'Tated under the present
syaleF %! granting appeals But that has
not been shown ana The chances are thai
il caR,!nt be The system is working nd
mirafly- just as II has worked since the .ourt
was cstabshed Under il the Supreme Conrt
is safFgnarded and protected from a myriad
~ triTidl causes which would find their way
there %''as matter Of right" just as surely
20 THIS bill is passed Proponents of tho
WcasWe argue, ana that seems 10 he their
chief contention that inasInucb as anneaIs
Us Il matter Of right are granted in other
States they should be granted here. Since
when did Virginia begin reading its lessons
from other States? 1t usually has been the
ptherhWay round So, also, does universal
suffraaaswork in California and other States.
but that Is no argument that 1t would proye
satisfatfory under changed conditions in this
5State.i! Virginia may rest assured that If this
bill isI passed II will mean the degeneration
of its highest court 10 the plane of lower
trial court With Its overburdened judges
TOO busy with the notsam and jetsam OF the
lower courts to devote their time to learned
research and weighty decisions in iInportau,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

with, the United States outside the ,pale
-ol the league or nations. France and England
e!ihg each other snSpiciously over Turkey,
new war iinminent in the Orient. The Raj
Fans ready 10 burst into flames as soon as
he match is supplied, and even the dis
cordant, elements uniting in the belief that
Germany must be saved and stabilized if Red
ruin Is not TO cngur Europe, it would begin
10 appear s-ii Berlin had played its cards
Wen and ,hat the armisticc did not leave
IL SO PROSTATE as a gullble world believed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
FOREIGN FLASHES

TOKYO, March s9.-One hundred
Korean students assembled in IL park
today To celebrate the anniversary OF
the movement for Korean ipdcpend-
encc. The police arrested ffty-thrcc
or tho students. among them five girls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
NEW PAPAL CHOICES
Vatican Secret Gonsistory Held 10 An
nouncc Recent Appointments In
CathOIic DioceaeA.

ROME, March 9.---At the secret
consistory held today Pope Benedict
a announced the following appoint
The. Most Rev. Edmond Hcelan, to
be Bishop Of the Diocese OF Sioux
Auxiliary Archbishop OF Mexico tho
Rev. James McCIoskey to be Bishopr
OF Jaro philippine islands; the Rev.
Gerardo Anaya to be Bishop or
Chiapas. Mexico, and .he Rev. .Marco
SerEin Godmy TO BIO Bishop OF Zulii,
Venezuela
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

BERLIN. March o. dispatch from
EGnrath, Ithenish Prnssa, says that
fifty persons nro estimated TO have
boiler bursting in the Rheuish West
phal!an electricity works. The eX-
pl0S.on buried ninety workmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Ambition.

Ambition.
Content sits in the valley pluckins flowers
winning away tho swift. UNDECIDED hours:
Whiio Envy comes and watches, but unfcared
Growing its hate and pluckins at its beard
'IoilinE alone the hills by day and night.
Ambition climbs toward it's still distant height
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Proof.

There" said the Observer there is a self
made man."
Which merely goes TO show that I'm right"
nodded the Cynic.
Il don't get YOU"
I've always contended that 1t doesn't nav
for amateurs to tinkcrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

PARIS March a-Piers and docks at
Dram. Algeria, have boon swept by fire
and damage amounting 10 100000
francs has ensued, according to u dis.
rutch to the AIatiM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Did you ever get running around in circles.
so bewildered by the things that hadn't neon
done that you couldn't start anything new:
Well, that's the time to take a walk around
the block and say Oshkosh" 10 the soda foun-
tain man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

cUBLIsIIEn every day IN the ycaI at ~ s0an i rni
Street TSfchnond Va. by The Siincs Dispan.n fuw
llshinS f1o. ins,,s Charles L. has0ro'h hu''0' una
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Randolph J..
= f'-i,nt. Branch. Exchanges
=. connecting with oil depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

ERiNCu OFFICES: WASH
inctun. lil6 New York Ave
,.nur; New Suff City, fllth
( Avenue HuiidinE; thitaSo.
" Isrnnt,'s Sus building;
I. ,Pniiadcipiiii,. Colonial Trust
: tBuiiJiDS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-10
CLOSE DOORS
ON IMMIGRANTS
Congress to be Urged to Put up Bars
for Several Years to
Keep Out Cheap
Labor. r

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The
closing of Americas doors to immi
grants for a period of several years
will be urged upon congress when il
convenes December 9Th, according to
members of the house immigration
committee.
Representative Johnson of Wash
ington, chairman of the committee
will arrive at the capital soon, &C
cording to word received at his Office
He plans to start committee macnin
cry to get early consideration OF
immigration restriction measures.
A bill restricting immigration al
ready is before congress. 1t was in
troduced at the last session as well
as the session before, but the house
was unable to give it attention be
cause of the press of other business
The proposed restriction measure
will have the support or the Amerf
can Federation of Labor whose Off