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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
FRENCH ANNOUNCE PLAN
FOR PAYMENT OF LOAN
S150,0OO 900 to tic Paid In Cnsl,-Re-
maindcr VIII l!c Taken Care
OF In Bunds.
IBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Sept 6.-French gov
eminent ARRANGEMENTS for rcpayinen n,
of it's half OF the $500. 100000 Anglo
French loan due October l5-incIud-
ing public issue OF Sl0o. 100000 OF
French government bonds undcrwrit-
ten, by an American syndicate. and
SloO.0O0.000 in cash and gold arriv-
ing from Francc--werc made puhliC
tonight. The statement issued for
publication said:
Maurice Casenavc. minister plcni-
potenttary, director general or the
French services In the United States
and Jean parmcnticr special financial
envoy from France Ia the United
states. announce the French govern
ment has arranged for the repay
ment OF $3.50. 100000 being its one
half OF the Anglo French loan due
October 10. 1920. OF this amount APP
proximatcly sl5O, 600. 900 il TO he taken
care OF by funds already in hand and
by gold shipments from France The
remainder Will be- provided by pub
lie issue of Sl00.0O0,0cO Of bonds OF
the French government. TO be under
written by syndicate now being
formed by j. Y. Morgan " CO."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
ROOSEVELT PLACES WREATH
On STATUE OF LAFAYETTE
aooreSsch brooklyn Savy-Ynrd Tm-
PioSeS nnd IL Given silver
Loving Cup.
ny AsyuliNt.d Ere

;, NEW YORK. Sept. G.-Franklin d.
iSo"sevcit,, democratic vice-presid,n-
TIA! candidate. today placed a wre,th
on the statue OF Lafayette, in Prs
tect Park. brooklyn. during the Labor
Day celcbration. and later WAS Pc
sehtcd silver loving cup by 1000
employees of the New York Navy Ya,d
IN appreciation OF his services az Al
sistant Secretary Of the Navy
In Il speech alter receiving the lo,-
ins cup from the employees OF Ito
New York Navy-farI. Mr.. Roosevelt
said: our wonderful record In Sweep
ing the seas of submariney: In cnl-
voyIng without the loss OF n slnIo
life that great army: in laying that
deadly and stupendou8 chain of mir.s
across the North Sea which has Ia
founded all Europe and uilcd our otn
countrymen with just pride. could pt
have been accomplished had not your
work and your labor been the fnut
and best. had not you given the btt
that was in you. as those who wclt
across under the protection OF TO
ships you built and kept in order gao
the best that was IN them
1t is my hope that tho rclatias
between us. in these last seven ycaki.
| in Washington and you here in no
BROOKLYN Navy Yard. will stand as
model. as guide and inspiration
Tor years 10 come. 10 show ttso
seeking ideal conditions between .hc
employer and his c;nployc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
From Other Viewpoints
Army Route to Bcttcr Citizenship.
ny GENERAL PEYTON MARCH.

The time has passed when the army is con-
cerned merely with training recruits to be-
come efficient soldiers. 1t intends also to give
them training which will be valuable asset
To them on their return to civil life. Il now
assumes responsibility for the entire twenty
Tour hours OF their day, and it Is the intention
TO see tia, every portion not devoted to mill
tary training or duties is fully spent in useful
study or helpful recreation.
When It boy reaches the age of eighteen
years the question arises: what l now do
to develop my power to accomplish the most
of which am capable? This question Is vital
and OF deepest concern to his parents we'll
as to the boy himself.
The peace time volunteer army Is made up
largely OF young men who enlist when they
are from Is to II years of age. For young
man of character, who is ambitious to improve
and to develop himself enlistment period
i'll the army ~ this stage Of life offers splen-
did opportunity.
This opportunity. while most important from
nIateria! standpoint. Is not to be measured
in the terms OF dollars and cents alone. In
The development OF character, in the attain
nent OF ideals Of service. an enlistment in the
United States army. coming at approximately
The time when many parents can ger az
ioTd 10 send their sons to Il school, Is turn
ing point for good in the young mans life.
in emlist!ng these boys the War Department
is responsible 10 their parents and to the
country TO sec 10 IL that the period, whether
Tor one or for three years, spent In tho army
is period of firm. but Justly administered dis
ciplinc, OF development and of Improvement,
physically. mentally and morally
The point We especially wish to emphasizes
~ thtt SERIOUS minded ana conscientious moth
crs and fathers can entrust their boys to tho
War Department with the feeling that IL is
kccnly interested in developing them to Il clean
and useful manhood and returning them to
their home communities at the end OF their
enlistment period, honorable and capable citi-
zens. inspired with ideals OF service and COM
petent 10 earn good living for themselves
because Of their army training.
The army is closed to youths Of other than
good moral character. as the War Department
does not intend that it shall be used as
school for reforming boys OF vicious tenden-
ccs.
The War Department needs recruits whom
il can train into soldiers to perform the mill
tary service essential to the country's wcll-be-
ing. There is important work for each man
10 do: the department has further plans than
merely getting its work done
There exists in the army today real oppor-
unity for vocational education along the va
rious trade lines; and also opportunity for gcn-
eral education, both elementary and advanced.
When recruit enlists every effort is made to
induce him voluntarily to take advantage Of
the vocational and educational opportunities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
A Daily Once-Over.
Look Before You Lean.
BY j. j. AiUNDY.

Don't waste your sympathy the unmar
r!cd young man or young woman-par RI icularly
the middle-aged single person knows what he
or she Is doing In remaining unattached
The newly wed the greatest offenders
OF this sort.
1t to them the most wonderful thing
in the world, of course, from more than one
standpoint and SO they are just yelling over
with commiseration for those who may be
really enjoying single blessc dness.
Also il is unjust to say that every so-called
old maid old bachelor is selfish and incon-
Sideratc and notlonal.
Undoubtedly every middle aged man or wom-
an longs at some time TO be closely interest ell
in an understanding companion and wishes
Tor children TO call their own, TO love and 10
do for ana TO guido spiritually to the pinnacle
thcy have missed in tho struggle.
But ii is far better to remain single than to
he party TO marriage which is merely for
a protector, for bread winner, a housekeeper,
Il position for financial reasons home
where he or she may be dictator.
These conditions make unsuccessful mar
r!agcs. and those who contract them would bet :
ter remain single.-Copyright. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
WILL TEST LEGALITY OF
CONTRACTS WITH REFINERS
Georgia Wholesale Grocers Plan
Court Cases of Agreement. Signed
Under MISREPRESENTATION.
TBy NSsOciated press.

MACON, GA, Sept. G.--Georgia
Wholesale groccrs plan to institute
test cases in the courts to determine
To have been signed under misapprn-
tensions. arc legally binding. This
was made known today when r. +.
Wholesale Grocers' Association, Is
sued call for a meeting of the as
sociation In Macon, September 0, to
discuss the situation. Tho members
have been instructed to bring all con-
tracts and correspondence they had
with refncrs.
The wholesalers claim they con-
tractcd for sugar at 20 to 90 cents
q pound and IL IS now retailing at
from 16 to IL cents. They claim tho
refincrs. at tho time the contracts
were made. represented to them there
was Il sugar, shortage. which they
aliege was false.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
/ O,145,521 AMERICANS
RESIDE in THREE CITIES
New York, Chicago and Philadelphia
House Onc-Trnth OF Entire
Population.

WASHINGTON. Sept. about one
tenth OF the people OF the United
States live in the cities of New York.
Chicago and Philadelphia, while more
than one quarter 1.-Two in sIXty-seven
cities having n population OF 100000
or more, final statistics OF the four
tccnth census are expected to show.
The three cities with populations
OF 100000 or morc-Ncw York, Chi
cagO and Philadelphia-have COM
bined population OF l0I+5.52l. show
Ing an increase of 1.6i4.347. or about
i95 per cent, In the ten years since
cities having 100000 TO 1000. 900
Increased from five In 1910 to nine
this year. Detroit. Los Angeles. San
Francisco. and Buffalo having ad-
vanccd into this class.
There was n net increase OF two In
the cities Of the 100000 to 100000
class, 4 total of thirteen. although
six advanced into this classification
They are Kansns City. Mo-; Seattle
indianapolis. Rochester, Portland
Greg. and Denver.
There are forty-two cities OF from
100000 to 100000 this year. n net In
crease of eleven. although seventeen
have shown increases bringing them
into this class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
I,ichmond's Unfortunate rcscrvo

| HAT cold exterior for which Richmond
Is known at home and abroad was pain
fully apparent yesterday when the heroes
of the Eightieth Division passed i'm review
before the thousands of citizens who
thronEed the streets Those thousands of
spectators were inwardly stirred OF course
No one doubts that warm hearts were beat
ing, pulses racing and tears yelling up in
many eyes as the veterans marched by 1t
could not have been otherwise, for Rich
nond does feel deeply and lacks no SYM
nathy, but ii seems ashamed to let its emo
tons nave free play and BIO visible to others
AZ least it permitted no visible manifesto
ton OF any unusual feeling yesterday as
the various organizations moved by with
hrm tread. 1t was cold. No other word
describes il.
Here was General Cronkhite. accom-
panied by his staff. general distinguished
IN the worlds greatest war, his ability
recognized in every civilized country. AS
this one Of the wars big figures passed in
review there were few personal greet
ings, scattered waving OF hands Moth
i,is more Here and there some person
more daring than the rest attemutcd 10
start wave Of cheering but was quickly
suppressed when there was no echo from
the crowded streets. Sons of PENNSYLVANIA
OF west virginia of Virginia, the Three
''"""'Su anu eighteenth regiment, Rich
mond s own boys, marched sturdilv along
as brave and dauntlcss and as smiling as
when they marched through storms of Ger
man lead. Other sons of these States.
manned III defending the colors. were borne
III carriages. Did Richmond wake M ana
greet them with spontaneous cheers and a
NOISY outburst OF emotion? 1t did not. In
the midst OF such scene as would have
sent most other communities into ccstasies
ii maintained It's rigid calm reserve. and
TO stranger. not knowing the occasion, il
might have seemed that the funeral cor
tege OF some distinguished citizen was
passing.
These boys-boys in years but aged in
eXperience--had right TO expect a noisy
! greeting, cheers and hand-clapping. and
every evidence OF cbullient enthusiasm rs
outward signs OF the JOY and pride that
/ Richmond nnQuestionably feels in their
achievements and return. But if thcy ex-
pected it, they were disappointed Rich
mond can free its emotions from their bar
rier of reserve, as 1t demonstrated on Armi-
stice Day, but it seldom lets itself loose as
it did on that occasion. 1t was cxpected 10
abandon its reserve yesterday and let its
emotions have full sway, but it failed For
k!chmonds sake 1t is trusted that the ye,
Grams, who marched az the citys honorod
! guests. understand its disposition and read
I the facts beneath its chilling exterior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
GET NINETEEN IN RAID ON
SPRINGFIELD ANARCHISTS
Federal and Police Agents Seize Sc
dictous Literature and Complete
CounterfeItinS Plant.
[By Associated press.l

SPRINGFIELD. ILLS, Sept. c.
Leaders of formidable band of an
archists whose activities long have
baflcd Federal and police authorities
in many cities are in jail here the
police announced today as Il result OF
raid last night In which Depart
ment of Justice agents arrested
nineteen mon. eight OF whom are
directly accused of plotting 10 wreck
fast Illinois Central train crowded
with Labor Day visitors 10 Spring
field. Frank kochinsky, one OF the
men arrested. confessed today, ac-
cordinS TO the authorities. giving de-
tails OF the operation OF the band.
Literature preaching violence against
society and n complete equipment for
counterfeitins dollars We're seized in
tho raid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
URGE THAT GOVERNMENT (
WEED OUT USELESS JOBS
Speakers Declare 10000 Federal
Employees Are Receiving Less
? Than S3 u Day. -
Iny Assoclntcd Tres.,. ]

ST. LOUIS, Sept G.--A survey OF
government positions. designed to
weed out useless ONES, was urged
ut the convention OF the National
Federation OF Federal Employees.
which opened here today.
Speakers asserted an examination
OF cvery position should be made to
ascertain It's necessity. All uu
necessary positions should be aboI-
ishcd immediately. they declared. so
that holders OF important positions
could be paid higher wages.
Luther. g. Steward, of Washing
clared there were CG,OOO adults In
inc government employment rccev-
ing less than SO day. lie ADDED
mat about half the 100000 civiliins
IN the service were being paid s4la-
TICS established by Congress in 1854.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
.ENvER PASHA TO COMMAN}
RED FORCES AGAINST INDIA
Turkish Nationalist Leader ItrcUed
With Much Ceremony b3
Premier Lenine.
TBy UnivcrsLl service.

BERLIN, Sept. G.--At the reuese
OF Premier Loninc and War Mister
Trotzky, OF the Soviet government,
Envcr Pasha. the Turkish Na;ioGiist
leader, has been made commaIier-
iu- chief of the Bolsheyist forccYno-
blliZed against India. accordini to
adviccs received here from Moaow.
This Includes the Bolshcvist trooS In
the Caucasus. Persia. Afghanta an,
and Turkcstan. the dispatches de-
clare.
Envcr spent two days at theecd
army headquarters az Smoleank tith
TrotZlSy and thereafter was rccScd
with much ceremony by Lenini At
Moscow. In diplomatic circlcsthe
move by Moscow is regarded larely
as mancuvcr to force Englan TO
a quicker peace with Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARN Eit
licnunanfa,

Remnants.
The many things l have not done.
The things I've not believed,
The tasks that have just begun
And never have achieved;
The castles l have never built
That faded In the air
They're in the attic OF my life,
Disordercd remnants thore.
Piled high they stand in wild array,
Dark in my attic's light
Tho frivoled ends of many O day
And many wasted night;
And as Wow the jumblcd mess
do not stand and stare
Aghast at them; must confess
1 hardly seem TO care.
For after all. these remnants lie
Where they are most content:
They were my programs smaller fry,
For no great purpose meant.
And might morallze upon
The loss. tho waste . but WHY?
Ill have some more when these gone.
To pilo my attic high!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
M'ADOO MAKES ADDRESS
TO WORKMEM or SYRACUE
Former Secretary Of Treusury SpcSx
ON Pressing DnnnrstIc rrobicms
or Country.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 6.-Soiutlon 4
the more pressing domestic probleis
OF the day are not by nature al
purely political questions. w. q. NJ
Ndoo, former Secretary OF the Tired
ury. said in his Labor Day messae
10 the workers OF Syracuse.
These problems Will test tn
crazy. Ia continued. They are PR
found economic and social question
and to their solution should b
brought all the dispa sionate, INTEL
gent and tolerant Judgment. of whid
the American public is capable. b
concluded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
FRENCH CAPTURE AlHTAB
AND MOVE ON MARASH
Scene of Massacre OF Armenian, by
Turks Now In Hands OF Euro
m

CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. G.-Ain-
tab, city in Asia Minor, fifty-eicht
miles northeast Of Aleppo and the
ere OF Arnenians by Turks, has been
taken by French troops. The city
was held by two Turkish brigades.
Trench FORCES are marching on Ma
raSh. thirty-scven miles northwest of
Aintab, and are meeting with obsti-
nate resistance from Turkish Nation
aiist troops. ~Marash has been the
tween the Turks and Arnenians dur
ing the past few months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
JAPANESE OPPOSE NEW
AMERICAN SHIPPING ACi
Representatives or Chambers &
Commerce Adopt RESOLUTIONS
Urging Policy OF Fairness,
Iny Associatth Press. ]

TOKYO. Sept. 6.-At q meeting q
representatives OF the chambers o
commerce OF the empire, resolution
can shipping legislation Injuries tn
trade interests of other countries
and. therefore, cannot be said TO re
spect the common good OF the vari
The resolutions. which were cable,
TO the United States, urge Il polio
of fairness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
4 Frank nCDly.

hopeful young man has written us: "IIow
do YOU advise youth of today to succeed"
Naturally, are tempted to pour in a
stckful OF good advice, but he wouldn't take
ii. We are inclined to tell him how we did it,
bit we haven't done it. We think Of many
plcasantrics among the axioms OF John -
Rock cfellcr. but we haven't the courage to
crib. Frankly. we have to tell this young
inan tina. we don't know. How to succeed is
{: poser and shan't kid the kid. The only
thing we can honestly say is: spit your
hands, hitch up your Ealluses and dig in"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
MARCONl is PERFECTING
WIRELESS SECRECY DEVICE
VIII Prevent Listening -In-Wireless
Telephone Can lie Heard


LONDON. Sept. 6.-wireloss Sc
crecy. such ~ will prevent listen
ing-in by any one who owns q wire
less set, is now being sought by
the Marconi Company. It announces
that experiments with this ooJect
arc on tho point of successful COM
pletion.
Wireless telephone communication
with aviators flying across tho Eng
1ish Channel to France has been es-
tablished Mt distances up to 800
to passengers on their way to the
Continent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
COUNTY CORK BOYS SHOT
Two MncrooIn Lads KILLED nv IIrc
From FnS%ing Military Lorry,
la Isrnprf

CORK. IRELAND. Sept. 1.-TWO
boys were shot and killed at Ma
ports state that il is believed the
Sho.s were fired from n military
iorry passing through the village.
when Is twcnty-four miles west OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

- trttll of us may unite i'll hoping that the
,saesult OF the November election will not
Turn on Il few electoral votes or be OBJ
e viously determined by women voters. The
!. confusion and doubt on the legal position
OF the suffrage amendment might make IA
situation nnhappily like that in the Tildcn-
r-Hayes contest of 1876.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
Charcoal sph,s Daily Thought.

''In dc tex hit say efn man hit yo'all.
turn dc other check" said Charcoal Eph. rum
inatively. Oats right, too, cf'n yo got t
turn Z git in good swing ut he jaw! Try
slab o. bacon, Mstah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
nllNS Ahcud.

Mary. before you become Johns wife. has
he home for you?'
Splendid, Mother! beautiful little cot
tagc on Grace Street. all furnished and every
thing!"
That's good daughter; then you may marry
him."
and Mother, he Is going to put mortgage
on it right away and get nice automobile
too"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
nnron Shihusn,,n n yiscnnnt.

nusawa. president of the American
Japanese Association. has been bro
noted in rank to viscountcy. it is
understood the honor is based par
ticularly upon the practical conlribi,-
lions he made toward maintaining
friendly relations between America
and ,IaDon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

t.. 1t is question whether the city Of Bir-
niingham, Ala, will be more surprised or
s,deliGhted to learn, from 4 paragraph of an
uninterrupted letter by a Republican cam
tSipaign director, that it is regarded the
where the money is"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
Picked I'm MT Random.

The crook is clever only who knows when
to skip
What becomes of all the unused buttonholes
of life?
1t is tough lines when a fellow born Percy is
chriStcncd Bill.
waist measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
Mexican strikers return to Work.

- ~ VI '3VVNs V'--oNFIKINR
mill men and tobacco workers i'm tho
Federal District of the State OF Mex
leo have returned to work In con-
lormity with an agreement made with
provisional President do la Huerta,
who has promised efforts TO settle
the dispute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
The Problem.

Census Taker-Madame, are you going to
vote?
The Home Maker-Certainly not! 1t
is ridiculous!
Census Taker-And you. Young Lady?
The Home Breaker-Of course 1t Is
my duty!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER !, 1920.

EOS The Greek government will request
y Switzerland to expel former King Constan-
tine from the republic Unless William
Hohenzollern will make room for him.
there is no city of refuge to which he may
sss.iIee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
HoIshcvist Mission mt Anuo,,

'C'N'' NV I.NVI- I-Fs' Sept. b.-A
Bolshevist mission has arrived in
Angora. 1t includes tho Tartar Iva.
soft and Nour Pasha, brother OF
Enver Pasha, the Young Turk leader.
Turkish families continue to a5on-
don their homes in Thrace and move
into Bulgaria. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

The Nolstead law seems TO have lapscd
into "innocuous desuetude." both in prac-
tice and in political discussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

!. y Closing of the Victoria Bridge at Mon
zitreal for five days last week brought out
kathe fact that the bridge is used daily by
Eafrom 700 to 1,200 vehicles, of which over
Es7O per cent come from the United States.
lyRanada has a brand of entertainment not
I, casily obtained in the United States. Amer
aefcans know what they like hence their
a fondness for the Canadian climate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
IL. of G. rourl.t. ne.ch I,ou,a.,

x. OF c. Tourists teach LOurfles,
IIOURDES, FRANCE. Sept 6.-The
American Knights OF Columbus who
are touring Europe arrived here this
morning. They visited the famous
grotto, where they were welcomed
by the Bishop of Lourdes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

1t seems to be the fact that the kind of
person we describe as u good liver usually
develops O bad liver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

Cupid has decided that suffrage isn't going
10 interfere with his doing business at the
old stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07
Voice of the People

Letters must give the nnme md nddre.a of
the writer. Name Will not be published II
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-07

sS1 Senator Harding should haze no diff
S55sIfnfty in capturing the Eyphenated vote.
SsThe whole trend OF his campaign utter
ances has been peculiarly attractive to the
81 so-called German Ainaricahs" and to all
re of foreign extraction or. -sympathies who
gssfear American influence in the league of
.S.nadons. The Democratic party is not seek
.ssmilig and does not want their vote and Mr.
s.aIarding is more than welcome to it, Mr.
Cox will have sufficient loyal American
3St votes to elect him.