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Mush:ly Capital City Jazz Band, Bal.
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Republican Meetings.

Republican meetings. which will be
addressed by Congressman Mudd and
other prominent speakers will be held
as follows
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %.
Wicomico, 3 p. M, Wayside, 6 p. M,
Rock Point, p. m.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court for Charles County
Maryland, in Equity.
No. 1859 Equity.
Lucy Klimkieweiz and De Sales kim.
kiewelz, her husband, and Lucy
kiimkieweiz, next friend OF Frances
klimkieweiz, an infant Plaintiffs,
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SUBURBAN. otroBER %

Hughesville, 40 p. m, Waldorf.
p. m.
BY order,
THOMAS B. r. MUDD.
Chairman Republican State Central
Committee OF Charles County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
BAR ASSOCIATION FAILS
TO ACT ON LEAGUE ISSUE
Hampton l.. Carson, Outgoing Prcsi-
dent, Declares 1t Is Now
Political Question.

ST. LOUIS. August 27.-The Ameri-
can Bar Association closed it's forty
third annual convention hero without
taking action on the report OF the
committee on the league of nations.
Hampton l.. Carson. OF Philadelphia,
the outgoing president, explained
that the league had become IL "poIi;i-
cal question:" and, was therefore
something OH which the Bar Asso-
citation could not take action.
In an address ut the closing BAN
quet former United States Senator
James Hamilton Lewis. Of Illinois.
declared the forthcoming presideii-
tial election Will be determined upon
i issi,n, that s,a have no relation to ne
have no thought OF the welfare OF
the American people"
Says Foreign Votes Determine.
There are. Mr.. Lewis explained,
foreign voters. VINO VIII vote the cx-
preston Of grievance or qualification
OF their fathcrinnd as they revenge
or justify the world war peace treaty.
Political leaders encouraged TINS.
lie declared. and he added that the
only remedy IL to teach this class OF
voters that such action is in violation
of their oath OF citizenship and trc.l-
son To their adopted land.
MIR. Lewis also warned that "the
revenge OF Germany. the vengeance
OF Russia and the Oriental hatred OF
the United States 10 destroy it,"
William y. Biount. of Pensacola.
Fla. was elected president Of the as
sociatitN. lie succeeds Hampton l..
Carson, Of Philadelphia. w. Thomas
Kemp, baltimore, ana Frederick T..
Wadhams. or AkhanS. y. y, were re-
elected secretary and treasurer, re-
Spcctively.
Choose New Officers.
Three new members were chosen
on the executive committee. They
are: Hugh Brown, OF Tonopah. Nov.
John Il. corliss. OF Detroit. and John
II. Richards. OF Chicago. The three
retiring members are: T. y. Ham
mond. Atlanta: u. S. q. Cherry. Sioux
Falls, s. D. and Charles Thaddcus
Terry. OF New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Bailey Once Moro at the Bat

THE Democracy OF Texas will vote for n
second time today in the great contest
between the field and former Senator Joseph
w. Bailey, now a candidate Tor Governor and
leader in the four-cornered race OF less than
month ago. Texas Democrats will hold
their second primary. or run-ofi, with The
contest narrowed down 10 the former idol
Of his State and his party, and Pat ". Nen,
who ran second in the first race.
III Bailey wins the nomination he will
have staged 4 comeback in politics little
short Of phenomenal. lie will have over
come opposition that has seemed irresistiblc
He will have defeated forces which 10 the
outsider appear to be all-powcrful in so
rock-ribbed a Democratic State as Texas All
the country will find in the result something
over which TO ponder.
In the first place, Bailey made his cam
paign for the selection OF delegates TO the
San Francisco convention on a platform OF
bitter hostility to the present national al-
ministraton. He regards Prcsiden, Wilson
as little short OF Il traitor TO his country and
, has said so in almost those words. He has
assailed almost every imporlan, policy OF
tho present regime. and has irvftrd every
man who still has faith in Woo Wilson
to vote against him. In the u.r -iace
bailey has denounced Federal prohibition
and woInan's suffrage and the league or ma
lions He has not confined his assault upon
! prohibition 10 the Volstcad act; he has de-
manded the repeal Of the eighteenth amend
| ment.
How he could overcome such opposition
as his platform arouses is difficult to under
! stand and yet, III spite OF all he lea his
nearest opponent in the first primary by
| about 1000 votes. and is now the smokey
man OF the following OF at least one Of Inc
| two competitors who have been dropped
| from the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
News of Fifty Years Ago
u'rom Richmond Dispatch. Aug. rs. 1900

j NJ. ladd charged with killing Isaac T..
Mayo vas yesterday on 10 the grand
jury without bail. lie WEI apply TO Judge
Wexford for bail today
y landslide between Ancghany and coving
ton yesterday delayed all trains the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for a long time.
The Petersburg Index states that at the
September term OF court in that city there
will be witnessed Something that was never
before seen in this state or country, viz:
negro jurics" This is mistake. Under
wood has exhibited negro jurics in this city
very often. much to the disgust Of of
his nearest friends and admirers.
IIugh T.. Bond. OF Maryland recently ap-
pointed United states circuit judge, in
the city Yesterday consulting with District
Attorney -. II. Wells. He left for Baltimore
al night.
Married. the card by Rev. G. w. Pethcr-
bridge. Charles Il. Thornton and Miss Bette
II. Johnson. both OF this city.
At Allegheny Springs sympathy vote
Iruss!an Ii lasted all day and closed
mid some little excitement Thc vote was
To In favor of France. Generals Beaurc-
gard and Iiardcc voted for France.
Al! liz quiet in North Carolina. Holden is
harmless. Bergen Is in Jail. Pearson IL,
etii, exhausted" and Kirk is afraid to show
himself.
The nrst frost Of the season fell night be-
fore last at and about Hartford, Conn.
The Prussians arc marching on Paris
There has been heavy lighting at Steny and
Fcrdun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
COURT COMMITS SIMPSON
TO HOSPITAL FOR INSANE
Brothcr md NrIRhbors Teatify aS 10
Queer Actions of Fluynnnn
Iru1 ri & ide.

-CHARIOTTESNII.L VA. August
2'-ln the Circuit Court, which haY
been in session Mt Palmyra all the
week. John Il. Simpson, under indict-
incnt for the murder OF mis- brother,
!: William simpson. in the Bank OF
fiuNanna week ago, was brought
into court today and on motion OF
his counsel. Judge Bennett r. Gordon,
evidence WAS heard to determine
whether he MAS :, tit subject to send
to the hospital for the criminal in
sane Tor observation.
AFTER hearing. the testimony Of his
brother. Robert II. Simpson. OF Ciares-
holm. Canada. and that OF several
residents OF Palmyra. the cour, en-
,ctcd an order committing Simpson
10 the Hospital for the Criminal In
sane a; Marion. Va. report TO bn
made on the fifteenth Of each month
10 the Judge at LovipSston az TO his
condition. The prisoner appeared
dazed al the hearing and professcd
ignorance OF the homicide. Tho
brother from Michigan testified that
ms people had regarded him rs men
tally unbalanced and PALMYRA citi-
zcns told OF his queer actions. Tho
siam brother IS estimated 10 have
Dcen worth over 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
ATTEND POSTAL CONVENTION
I'LL Passed by Last Congress. pr,,-
cipnl Item OF business before
Detroit Meeting

waiter ID: Melton. cashier OF the
,Sichnond fos;-otiicc. has gone To
Detroit 10 attend the thirteenth an
huaI convention OF the National As
ploycs H-''
Inc main question before this body
ms year is The recent bin passed bv
Eongrcss last June allowing salary
increases 20 postal employees The
SUPERVISORY employees aliegc that. in
many instances. the legislation was
disastrous 10 their best interests. de-
spite thc general aim OF the hin 10
proN!de Increase incomes tor all de-
serving them. SO far as lis known.
me ioca! Office has suffered from this
COZ dition In only one instance. which
was adjusted by prompt action on
ton. "
Mr.. Thornton said yesterday that
AZ members of his force who we're
aHectcd by the recent ruling of the
comptroller ~ the Treasury, declar-
ing that pay for Sunday work in
June under the new bin could not he
rightfuily given TO the employees. and
,hat they must make refund. had ac-
copied the situation and returned
such sums as they had received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
SHERIFF 0VERHEARs PLAN
BY PRISONERS TO KILL HIM
Iio Twnrts Jail Delivery Plot b,
Taking Out Convicts Singly,
for Exercise,
tSpccIaI TO Tho T'imcs- /,

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.) 4
WINCHESTER. VA, August III,
Details OF plot to seriously wound
or kill. IL need be. Sheriff Luther PAN
jail delivery. which was Matched by
prisoners in the Frederick County
Jail. becam" known today. and were
confirmed by tho sheriff.
was in tho cellar OF tho tlil no over
heard the prisoners discussing their
sinister plans.
II was intended to borrow razor
from the sheriff on tho pretext that
they wanted to shave. Instead, they
would await an opportunity when tho
prisoners were let out of their cells
to exercise In the corridors. and then
attack tho sheriff with the razor, sclzo
the keys and make their escape In
and Clarence Grubbs. convicted check
forgcrs; Dewey Elliott, convicted OF
stealing meat and who did actually
escape Wednesday night. and Frank
anderson. I,oudoun County negro.
brought here for safe keeping pending
his trial tor attempting 10 criminniiy
assault n young white married woman
near J.ccsburg.
When the time came to give tho
prisoners an airing and cxercisc.
each hip pocket and n baseball bat
IN hand. took the prisoners out singly.
Each man was permitted to exercise
himself as usual. and was then lock ed
up. This routine was continued until
All the convicts had been exercised
The sheriff told the prisoners there
would be no shaving at tho Jail by
the prisoners while he was in charge.
and that their whiskcrs could grow
Ia tn" floor so far AS he was con-
ccrned. In consequence of tho no
shave order the prisoners arc begin
ming TO have n shaggy appearances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Truth or Treachcry-whtch.

To the Editor of The Times D!Spaich:
Sir.-Thc wave OF mental and moral insanity
that for the past few years has found VICTIMS q:
rope. not 80 nearly universal as u pessmst
might suppose. Even in Germany there are
than scraps OF PAPER, and personal faithful
ness to ones word and to ones duty III the
trcity.
Though individuals may be- rewarded and pun
ishcd IN smother state Of existence. II IS not SO
ton" here in this present world. and the con-
verse also holds good. What, then. may We
expect, should it become common in the United
part Of shameless liars? Should We not be. in
Though the Day OF Judgment lac surely com
ing. il is not desirable to hasten its advent
by unchecked public wickcdncss.
The situation III Tennessee appears to be
present Legislature is inCompet"nt TO act either
iavorabIy or unfavoraoly upon the proposed
denied. hut prcteNts have been put forward for
ignoring II, and the Governor. together with a
a aored in''oF''y OF the E'S'a'"FF' has ~
Unless the laws and s,oms OF Tennessee
are very different from those OF other States.
the Governor took an oath when he went into
o1ncn 70 sHpport me c"nsiiiu,'on and enfores
Legislature is under Il similar obligation.
posed benefits Of woman suffrage the cover
nor ana small majority Of the members of
violated their own Constitution and their own
rr whs, to b" faithful VII 70 IT. - +,
genera! Decentralization in Tennessee and
throughout the land may he expected il this
disgraccful conduct wins even temporary sue
cess
1t is as vain AZ it is undignincd for the Gov
error or thc leg; SlatorS to to hide behind
an alleged opinion OF ih!s or that lawyer. to
the effect that the Constitution OF Tennessee
is in conflict with that of the United States.
and must not be regarded There is good
ground for thinking that this alleged opinion
viii bc found without merit by the supreme
Court: but whether that he so or not. the mora Is
of the situation are simple and plain. The
Constitution OF Tennessee is IA II is. and until
changed by competent authority ii is entitled
respect
State. Much more should il he regarded by
these who have been chosen to uphold it, and
who have pledged their word to do that. No
competent authority in Tennessee in Wash
ington has dccrccd change in the
State Constitution and until that Is done
those Tennessee officials who override their
own organic Jaw law breakers and oath
violators No attorney general other law
yer. anywhere. at any time has any right
to sanction perjury. H.
Kichmond Va. AUGUST %. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Dcbauching the Electorate

IN support OF his charges that Republican
1 campaign fund exceeding S1500O,O0
was being raised lin conspiracy to buy the
presidency" Governor Cox. in his speech ut
Pittsburgh, presented an exhibit showing re-
suits already accomplished i'll the money
collecting scheme, with reports of the party S
agents as to assured success in getting the
full quotas assigned to them. that must
prove absolutely convincing III substantial
ton OF the charges made. Moreover, the
evidence presented by tho speaker TO sub
stantiate his charges is from sources that
cannot be disputed. most OF il is taken
from the official bulletin OF the treasurer Of
the Republican National Committee. sup
plemented by typewrittcn list distributed
at Il meeting of Republican chiefs impos-
ing on ifty-one principal cities in twenty
seven States campaign quotas assessed
against them aggregating $S,l45.o00. Re
ports of collecting agents, published in the
official bulletin, show that in many of the
cities these quotas were largely oycrsub-
scribed, while there are other reports show
ing that many towns and cities throughout
the country not included i'll the list OF fifty
one larger cities are being successfully
MIXED for large amounts.
The plan. as disclosed by Governor Cox,
is exceedingly comprehensive. Not only is
every State to be organized TO carry it out.
mite quotas were established in precisely the
same manner as the Liberty loan campaigns
were conducted. In addition to the local
Chairmen, State managers engaged.
Travelling representatives operated between
them and the community organizations,
while salaries high as $500 Il week and
expenses have been paid in order to create
and maintain enthusiasm and morale.
incidentally, the expose shows that the
shocking scheme to debauch the American
electorate has received the full approval OF
the national chairman and the party's can
didate for the presidency. That the letter
is acquainted with the details by which the
plan is 10 be put into effect. is proven by
his own statement quoted from the official
bulletin, in which he says: Through the
fine work OF your organization. we are near
ing that form OF political patriotism which
expresses itself in support from every coun-
", every State. Therefore. l want all mem
bers OF your organization to feel that their
efforts essential to our success in plan
ming for national enlightenment and deeply
appreciated by me" If further evidence
were needed OF the corrupt purpose for which
this huge campaign fund is being amasscd.
it is found in the injunction to secrecy of
those collecting it The names and amounts
subscribed by local donors should not be
made public locally.
In all the history OF political campaigns in
this country there has not been more
shocking revelation. The audacity Of the
scheme is exceeded only by its utter disre-
gard OF that national sentiment which, with
growing insistcncy, demands honesty in the
conduct of party affairs, and in exposing
it Governor Cox has rendered public SER
vice that entities him to the gratitude OF
every patriotic, right-thinkng American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
More Compensation.
tCopyriEht. l92u by Nat ionai New pcr Service

terest merely. whether an indiv idu"l has val
Weakness knees, or heart muscle inflammation
wtb H., faiE or TnIine
wisa mere technical detail whether the
pressure is high or low. these technical uues-
tons may be safely left TO the consideration
ton OF anyone else. What the Individual
am but how we'll am. IL my heart is dam
a me pn Oh any WAY or II my "T To are necteH
inns: what is the functional capacity of my
Ii is :, common fal,acy to assume that one
WIN known vaivular leakage or myocar-
the rest OF lie iii, truth is that in NON manv
most helpful methods Of treatment for the res.
toration OF efficiency TO the impaired heart
bui exercise is a remedy which is more abused
constituted authorities than any pii or po-
ton That ever came over the druggists counter.
When brazen physical culiurists assume to
prescribe exercise in the treatment of disease
Of which they know no more than the. poor
stitutcs abuse. and the result is too likely to
Absolute rest. in bed ut first and later in
chair. Is me remedy noet needed by the aver;
II. heart becomes capable of maintaining an
efficient circulation while the pa ient sits in a
suffers no SYMPTOMS srTihahic To- f,u i,,' ire
advisable And then it must be very gradual
~ applied, perhaps beginning with few
Simple movements IN chair or IN bed. all under
tho observation OF the physician.
the heart les q muscle. and muscle II
sNondS to the natural stimulus of exercise. II
indcrgoes a process of DEVELOPMENT. increase
IN thickness or size. as result OF gradually
increasing exercise. II there is a valvular
ieakagr this muscular development is indis
ponsablc for the maintenance OF an efficient
circulation Thus "cnla rgcd' heart is not
20 he considered an unfavorablc omen: II is
rather evidence of good compensation for tho
handicap rlaced upon the circulation by tn"
leaking heart valve. The heart muscle must
do greater work. when valve leaks than a
healthy heart has to do IN order to keep up a
good circulation. II the heart thus he
made TO compensate. by careful DEVELOPMENT
Of the muscle. the ind vidual becomes free OF
distress and capable OF moderate work or play
without suffering any distress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28

'he American business man Is willing to pay
any amount OF tax the exigencies Of the nation
require II he Is assured that his competitor Is
doing likewise.
ihere Is no way yet suggested to tho gov
ernment whereby this assurance be given.
except through careful review and verlncatlon
OF all tax returns. This is tho essence OF
equity in administration. 1t was this that
prompted the writer to adopt ana adhere rig
idly TO the policy of auditing the returns and
OF launching the income tax unit OF tho bureau
WHICH with the combined forces in Washing
Ton In the field. Is doubtless the larS-
est auditing organization that ever
put together. Furthermore, IL is Incl
dental but intensely important fact that money
is mus returned to taxpayers and large add-
tional revenues brought into the Treasury as
net result of the audit OF returns of back
years. 1t is also true that every dollar thus
ouded 10 current revenue collections for tho
government reduces corrcspondingIy the tax
burden OF future years-CopyriSht, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Black IIondinI in Tolls.

]. r.. Sands. colored, who claims
Sheffield. England. as his home,
would have proved himself To be some
!crred with his little trick. Sands
told Il ncGrcss named Johnson that
If she gave him 800 he would show
her how TO make it grow"
Thinking that the scheme sounded
pretty good, the woman gave Sands
the money, which he was supposed 10
put in trunk with a glass OF magic
salt, and. when she opened It at a
date set by the magician" the hun
drcd would have grown to two hum
drcd. The woman couldn't wait. and
opened the trunk too soon, to find
that. instead OF growing, the hun
drcd had disappeared. She promptly
had the Guas' Iioudini arrested.
He evidently had other tricks OF
magic, ms others will be on hand to
testify against him when his case Is
called in Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
nY HENRY EDWARD wAltNE R
OUR OWN ItENUE-y.
10 n Waking Babe.


Gully 80. 1919
Sweetheart mine, with your laughing eyes,
Blue the tint OF the summer skies.
Opening wide in their mild surprise.
Watching the sunlight streaming:
what thoughts grow in your little brain,
liurrying back To the sphere mundane?
Back on the shadow manned Fairy Train
That from the Land of Dreaming?
How much joy where you've been. sweetheart.
And how much bliss where the love-guards
start?
How many signs where the shadows part.
Lighting the bud-blush'd bowers?
How many miles to the Sunderland?
How many shells 20 your chubby hand
Glisten and glow on the silver strand,
In the beautiful world of flowers?
How much pain where the shadows creep.
There where the fairies their night watch
keep!
How many smiles III the land of sleep
With purcst delights all tceminE?
How many tears when you come again,
How many stops on the shadow train
bringing YOU back To the sphere mundane,
Back from the Land OF Dreaming?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Funeral of II. T.. Cnmn.

Funeral services for benjamin
Frank lin Camp. aged So n native or
Pennsylvania. who lived on the South
Side for the past forty years. and who
died Thursday afternoon in his home,
:til liargrovc Street, viii be con
duCtcd tomorrow afternoon Al -
o'clock from Hopcwcil Church. Ches-
tcrncld County. Burial will be in
the church burying grounds.
Mr.. Camp was retired lum he r
dealer. He saw service with the Fed
oral army In the war Between the
States. He took part In two Pc
ninsu!a campaigns and often ex-
fcdcratc veterans in this city.
BESIDES his widow, MIR. Camp Is sur
vived by two sons. II. +. and i H.
Camp. OF south Richmond. and three
daughters. Mrs. J. q. FIorner and Mrs
II. V. Goodc. OF the South Side, and
Mrs. Nernell, OF Detroit. Mich.