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LAT, Indiana Harbor, Ind
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526, Newark, Ohio.
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Str, New Castle, Pa, Bell
Phone 2939-Y.
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Salem, O.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Voice Of the People on Topics of the Day
Farmers Arc Suffering Sorcly ~
Result of Unjust, Topsy-1'urvy
Financial Situation

10 ;hc Editor Of The Times Dispatch
Sir. II is interesting to note at the
beginning OF another year Of this
critical reconstruction period that
from nearly All Of the money. manu-
featuring and Industrial Ccnt.rs. there
arc articles trough the press from
some "f tn" bcS, writer's and most
advanced thinkers OF the day. ;,i!!nc
GS not of til" night but OF the lawn
ing OF the dag al ii new era of pros
- ri;y. Indicating rhtt the crisis hats
passed. that tn" stubborn f"vcr has
hrvn broken. and that the patient -
TOW rapidly ,nuNalcscing.
hiS - cheering news. an! il IN
AT Il glorious truth. Yet thnS. that
ar" most susceptible 1" inCrrIbic
maIadies IN This country. unfortu-
lately, are SIN iinaCially in very
rmnciat"d condition. and IN e \
thor" are NOR" heroic methods used.
tHo c"nNh,"Scing period viii Toe dan
g"r"uSiN SLOW. ana Gear Viii prov"
iatdl IA many instances. wh!rn re-
lat :" tn Agricultural classes.
primarily. frs; and foremost. ours
- an agricultural country. especially
IN our cherished southland. and rS-
rcrially here II seems tho fever has
not ahl'"d, and "a Yet no serum has
been found 10 xiv, The relief ihat is
Sur'ly needed. III fact. thor" exists
less immunity to II" producers Of the
wealth "i our country Than any other
class OF interest. and 81 ia" present
tim" when TIA, raw material Is s.!liu.
~ starvation prices. considering: laSt
War IS cost OF production. as against
M" ltHUl"pSly hiEh prices ut nearly
"it NniSh"t or manufactured com
h"dl'!"s. % appears ;hAi unless tn.
ii'DH'"r '"n G"t uor' iol ms pro-
uu'i. lus'" 20 OF h'lug ar., To- make
t"'h "ui~ meet. tines W.I become
iii Nor apart. .uG ~ APPEAR ;h.tt am
."Ss some ono offers - solution uf
iHtS problem. tn" s.ok that mos, need
81 rhE ~iy!dn. cannot recover
\ n1i" "c cotton, barrel OF corn.
htSH'! "i wheat OF oats. "a pound -
tobacco. pound OF rlc. or a hu,h.l
"i r'anu'S NH not bus much ot any
lu.nH needed hy tho respective pro
dur"rs. Tor example.
"urh"i OF wheat viii has only
ON" pound -. fancy cauds when ras.
sugar is quoted at less ;han nv"
THO harrols Of corn VIII nuy ono
PAR Of fairly good shoes when hides.
twnirh they SOLD are perhap,
cr"aner than at ANY period ~ ten
years
\ bal" of cotton w.l! not pay for
ia" aN"rar" spring dress upw hcius
offered iy many merchants
IN many grades of tho cheap to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Henry ,Inrrcutl,a,,.

L. y. NJ. Rural Rcir"at.-iIcnry
MorScnihau. recently selected by
President Wilson to act as his per-
Sonal rcrr"S cutaiivc in mediating he
tween the Nrmcnians ana the TURK =
iSh Nationalists. was born at Mama
helm. Germany. April %. 1856 MIR.
MnrHcnthhu "t:nc TO the United
states before he was ten years old.
lie received his education in the New
York public schools. in the collcg. of
IA" Guy "f New York. and in the
Columbia Law School For twenty
years he practic-d law, ATTAINING. sur =
hcicnt prominence to be associated
with f.l!hu Root in the famous I'LL
tom. Hughes ~ Co, assignment. All
this time. however. lie Was engaging
in tho business at which he cstab-
liSh"d a reputation Of being some
thinE OF a wizard real estate. From
1913 to 1916 he was amba Ssador to
Turkey. Touched by the suffering Of
tn" hrmcnians. lie resigned this post
and returned to the United States So
that n" Nigh: interest this nation III
III" relief OF these Near East suffer
crS. While Il native OF Germany. Mr..
MDrEcnthau was active in exposing
German intrigue in Constantinopi".
Early in 1920 he was appointed am
bas"adOr 10 Mexico.
Mg. MOrgcnthau is now at Atlantic
city with his wife. pending arrange
ments for his mission TO Armenia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
SENATOR THREATENS TO
|MPEACH JUDGE Lands
Action OF Jurist in Releasing Al
legged F:mbrZIIcr brings
Fire From Dial

WASitINGTuN. .'ep. H. senator
Dial. Of South Carolina. ANNOUNCED
today In the S"ua'. mat &C., would
nrinG mn ac In u"rt proceedings
against Federal Judge I.auds Of
'h!ra-". II he obtained confirmation
Of statements credited In ia, press
Today 1" Judge Lands IN tA,. cas-. of
trthc!S ) Carey, a bank clerk. charged
Win .iubczal,um"nt
Caro-. who pleaded .uity 20 en-
G"%|l.ms s'd.oo5 from al. Nutiou.,l
city Bank. OF ottawa Ia, Mas re-
leased yesterday on his own r.cuE-
rlzance by Judge Lands who was
quoted "a saying the hank directors
really "trc rcSpuuS.nlc for the theft
menus" they PAID carey only $40 :,
month.
Amy man who utcers INA, kina o,
Sthtrmcn;s.' senator D.al said. us
not worthy OF public confidence and
should l." lmp'Hrhrd "
senator jia! SAID h mad written 10
1h-SaSn 20 obtain confirmation of tho
Si"teihchta credited TO JGds" Lands.
/! confirmation !s had he declared
nc would bring 'Nc matter to the az
'th'lpH o! the liul.-. whore ifnprarh-
hl"hi proceedings arr r,puir,d to
"fI% mat. and arh his iup'achiucu' 90
senator Thomas Democrat. .Color,-
10, Interrupted 80 say that Iu,I.-,.
!.ahdis. besides hi. IIary Is Federal
yAuc'. received IAN .ucFU.uuE. .Dr.r,.-
~ ,@!hcN from SON baseball club
~ TINS report Ty-,rd.np IN. Chf-
caGo c'lhc2a.curca. ,as. ,-y, %.
senator pi1! replied -h. tyD,tf I,,,,
any hereafter. ~ san hcl,i It,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
RUSSIAN OFFICER HAS
PER|L0US SEA JOURNEY
He and His Family We're in State
Bordering on Collapse When
Teaching Tcriiuki.

vlnOltG. RUSSIA. Fcb' car
,.alh ". l''ss!nshy OF the Imperial
Iins"!"n army engineer corps has
J T,1sti,,a ,Tcr.jo@, on ;hs FLnnlsh;
t"o children. after It p,riIouS tr.p
IA " salhoat from PICTORIAL
an "'r" Ia state bordering on
tAH' ton |n.n they reach a tnc
Nul,r-cau Rcd CrgN, ral,~ ,,a.,C-
and tue rihc"r a tail. w,ll-bGu, man.
WIN hhIr much too white tor MD
80 aud ypUthfuI features covered
enc%s IN nucmt English. lie said.
IN our small sai!hoat. In which
We mae pleasure trips before tho.
~ nee rom foierhoi the last of
IN" i"irOsrLd suburbs an the west.
erii shor" ~ the BAY o : Neva.
W. "Ire out loss than an hour
"in! came up our litiIc boat To-.
&al /" hH WIN Mater. and We mad.
SLOW progress VALE the two chit
drtn hlied. / rugged up a sail f,ori
h"dshcct Tho w!nd was on ~.
ssidu shore ana this drove ne To-
wMl thc F.nu.rh coast
We salad Hast the krors,ad, forts
"Iihgn; h'lng ~""n ~ cours. il
was dark We could hear tho clank-
nE 81 Chains from tn" warsfips OF
,hr 'orm-r RuSsi"n imTerial navy.
No." unn.' S",i.t control, guarding
ih" tn,rhnC" Of fciroEr-d.
u" nad passed from tho sound OF
INC Meet AAen TIA" storm ceased quite
tG'd"hiE, when tho stars came out
y moment ldlor ~. were terror
Nri'Hcr pa. heavy ruili.d rNplo-
sion our Nrsi Thought VA. tuat TN.
FORTS had Il discovered us and mad OPEN
"H IRE" We cared not move. hut 70
NAMED moNoHl"sS in our crampcd
positions wa.t!n. for the next re-
"hg; "a" orly sound was the sw'se.-
ING OF the !. Z waves against our 1T
u" 'rh'i W then recalled tao FREE
lu"nt "Nr'"'iouS caused 10y mines
drftng ashore and concluded IL was
hut another at those dashils against
tho coast
"" rad hy this time los, our Ill
r'c'irn- MI Ne knew was that we
Ny" north OF IIrUnstndt and tnai tho
current wts carrying as into ,hc IN
and u"twr"u Tcr!Joki and ScStrory-
stab. We had hccn on the water six
hours TN" children Wcr. dead tired
from haitin.s. and my wifes fingers
w'r" sun and cold from holding the
sail
suddenly wc were terrified rs. the
sound Oi voices. y moment later "A
SINAI! boat MAS outlined IN tn" dark
ness before uS. IL NaS Finnish
patrol coming toward us We were
TOO weak TO answer ,hcir calls. hut
The next hing ~. Knew IS. w"r. pmii-
.! on hoard their raft by strong
arms. Tn" ch!ldr.n fen asleep and
my wife tainted
Without delay they brought us
to ia" American Rcd ross mere and
~" w"r" given nourisfmcut and Or"
ciCih.n" W We're al! glad we had
taken the risk"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
MAJOR DILLM0h FLORIOiAN.
DIES OF GUNSH1T WOUNDS
With COMPANIONS. Wa. MISTAKEN far
i'r"hih'ii"n and ~hni ia Face
Mt Close Range.

~ ~ MI fIA.. Feb. - Major Pau
Dilimcn, Of Fort Pierce, ria dI.t
az i""a! hospital last nlrh, as a
result ~ injuries received Tnurs,!ay
afternoon when nc and three. com
pdnions %"r" wounded with lur;ssho-
by FLOYD Johnson when thcv .t.nn.d
at ms place on ;u- rk"chob,-- RoaI
ny" miicc from Fort Pierce. and ask
e. fug whisky.
bl!lmcu's face was almost @ho,
away by the buckahoi. fred -, clos.
range. Joe Mckinney WAS wounded
IN IN" fac" and eyes. James SHoi1ou
in tho back ana leg. ana Alfred Woods
load q! Liquor. according to tho am
in"riticS, had hccn recently delivered
80 ne JonnsCn place. and tn" man us
"Hsd to have suspected them Of plan
Iluc to StCal or seize TIA" llgupr a.,
prohibition agents. johnson was ar
rested last night at Jacksonville. /.
- Trvgrird
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
The Real Obstruction 10 Business.


THE operation was brilliantly sue
l cessful but the patient died.
Denation has worked out beauti-
fully as scientific financial theory
but what has become Of the nation S
business?
W. j. G.. Harding. governor of tn"
Federal Reserve Board. beams with
optimism. He sees the peak Of in
nation" passed the pUblics mental
intoXication" wearing off. and the pa
tient which is business. about to be
rcsuscitatcd 1t still shows signs OF
life, despite the successful d"ilation
operation through which il is cmcrg-
ing. Now. he believes. if the bankers
and people generally will all pun to-
gether the breath OF u new life can
be breathCd into lis lungs and tho
body OF business be made again to
function normally. a nation prays
that Mr. llardng's vision Of the
future is clear.
But much remains to be done be-
fore the wreckagc of the old business
structure is cleared away and a new
one arises on its foundations. First.
the Federal government must Get out
OF the way OF private business. it
can do that only By abandoning til"
unsound financial theories and
methods Of the present unbusincss-
like Administrations Its frozen cred
its today are tho greatest Obstacle to
a resumption OF prosperous national
conditions. =.
A bit of recent-tn;tncial history will
q l. ,.lI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Up With the Times
Ul 10. %. 10.


1t LOOKS iik" case Of when boss meets
boss" when ~" women voters declare war on
he vaity Simon I.egrrcs.
The winslow bin for partial payment OF
money owed them blythe government is ex-
rSct"d I" a.; soothing sirup The rail
roads.
Progressed coalition OF Senator'S with PEN
"osc and Lode eliminated viii not be-
nl!ti"n at all. bat dchacle.
E"eton scientist announces that guinea pigs
VIII not drink home made hootch. which gives
them higher ranking intellectually than
som" al their human cousins
Judging by the carncs,ncss with which he
pleads Tor southern representation in the Cab
met Mr. SIcmr's initial II" must stand for
i;arkis.
An alligator may lack certain qualities AS
q household pct. but then Mr.. Harding always
has shown pecuiiaritics in the selection OF his
paymatrs.
Board broke under Harding at Daytont. but
agility saved him from disaster. /, is not
tnc hrst ;imo he has been similarly saved by
ni'nhie-f"ot"duc while troading a platform
sadly dccaycd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
FUSION BETWEEN AUSTRIA
AND GERMANY DEMANDED
Crosse Dcui~rhr rnrty a.. ms This
"uid t'u!niI Promises nf Recent
Election.

VIENNA. Feb. - Enactment Of Il
law prov ding fu- a referendum rria-
tiN" 20 fusion between the Austrian
republic OF Germany Mas formally
demanded uf tie ""v"riiucui her. to-
uay ly TIA" Crosse b.uiSrh, u,riv
legislation would lee IN fTiul,m"ut of
promises b"for" tn" recent election
in Austria and makes it's demand in
spite Of tn. reported allied pruhili-
tlun OF movements looking |" "a union
bet w-cn this country and Germany.
II IL explained that imrnodia'. a,-
ton regarding fusion would not
necessarily follow - pl"hiSrIt". hui
SuCh a Votr would b" taken out of a
d"siT" 10 show IN" real sentiment OF
NISirin 10 thu WOr!N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Echoes From Down Home

Money is hard Ia get ana the rates are
nigh. but the people OF North Carolina want
roads. They tired OF The mud tax and
seem t" consider that TAX higher than
The rates on moncy.-kinston Free prcss.
IN" American people are terribly patient
fplAs We have hardly recovered from, the
'cprodnti ons %: one army oc rrotitcers before
Congress. through the Eordncy emergency
tariff bill. purposes to release upon us an
other division Of pockctbook plundcrc RS.
liifcrcrs and pillagcrs.-Ashcvilic Citizen.
when YOU speak Of the best town in the
state every town shows reason why it is the
one. That's why North Carolina is The best
place in tho world. Got SO many best towns
l;alcish Ncws-Ooscrver
Some Of the Norfolk women are dcma nd :
in@ places tho police force. Let cm havc
'cm. Women can beat the men arrcstiuE-
the attention OF mrn.-purham Herald.
The passing Of the army reduction bill over
the Presidents veto does not Indicate that
INC ntll itself is tho riGh, ming for the
country. president Wilson's position on this
question is Of safety and sanity, and he
las IN" backing OF tn" foremost military
authorities IN this country. including General
rershiHg and if there is any man in the
nation upon whose Judgment the people
server.
lie, us not forget also to hoos, II we can
the effort being made in WASHINGTON to in
ducc Uncle Sam continue his late laudab
Efforts IN road building Greensboro News
/, is a pity General Dawes didn't give his
views 20 Congress sooner II he had there
nigh, nave seen fewer useless Investigations
for the public 20 pay tor.-wins,on Sentinel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Dead M. DIS Whisky Not
Part Of Estate, Is Ruling
Iu, international News scr,Icr.I

HI International NrNN Service
81. LOUIS. NO. feb. i..-'.iopni
Tor thirsty heirs uf phy,irian-.
ShrLdcr u. IIoNrli. director Of
prohibition enforcement In Mis-
snuri. has ruled that whisky LETT
u, drrcnhrd PHI sirians IL not part
"i their p"r>"nai estate. inasmu"h
a. Ia was ATTAINED by special per
ni>sIUn al the government TOR use
nS medicine In the ph. siciau's Of
h"r. Therefore, ruled MIR. HnwrIi.
IL cannot he Inherited bs has widow,
or "tLcr heirs. hui must he sold &"
u drugEiS;, under special permit.
H.. the Misunderstanding. The money
derived ir0Ei tho sale, however. he
comes part a. the estate.
nurr the Nol~tcnd law u ply
stefan Is allowed siA quarts ~
whisky every twelve months Tor
uSc In hi, oticr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Four steel Steamers Tic In.

NEWIDKT NF.WS. r'rN EDur
steel steamers. takers" went to The
Camp Eust!s anChorag" ia lanes
River this morning 10 Il" up. bring
ing tn" total there well tp toward
the I25 mark They were Tn" lako
Penn. Lake Fitch. Lake Chclan aud
one other. rhcr" now are approx
mat"Iy $50 Of these steel ships tod
up at various ports in the country
and. according to officials Of III"
shipping Hoard, this number Viii -.
Increased daily, according to present
Indications
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
The Poets Conner

IL" twists the laws LOCALITIES
With devious icchnicaiiticS;


IL" twists the laws LOCALITIES
With devious tcchnicalities;
Hell! show YOU clear
How YOU may steer
Away from Crim!nalitics.
For laws "a gamc-hcrl play with ii,
And II you would get gay with il.
Hen tell to you
The thing TO do
And how TO get away with 1t.
II you're inclined ltiEiously.
He'll see you through rcligious!y
In many courts
OF varied sorts
And charge you most prodigious!y.
The law. as he affects IL. is
thire nf deep complexities
That loops and swcrves mi,
In kinks ana curves 81
Concavitics, ConvcXitics. ~;
His mind has versatility, .fn-ji'
And with the same agility +tI.1
Hen Jail YOU tight y, y,
Or free YOU quite. ~ !:
such is his mutabiiity.
Ana where. in this professional,
Does Justice show progression? All
such talk ms that.
I'll tell Nou nai
Is highly unproicssional!
-Berton Bralcy. In Life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

haccoS, was onload will not buy "A
spring "uiiit for the housewife.
som" readers may arru" mat this
comparison ~ not entirety fair, sine"
'h"rr IL an apparent effort on tn"
part OF many 10 bring about "a better
and NOR" equitable adjustment. yet
ar" they doing H. or can they? Not
hhtiI me "mpi"yrrs and employees get
on basis NOR" nearly IN Keeping
with 'hc conditions that exist with
tn" planter.
Tn" disease cannot hc successfully
combat'd uutll IN" trouble is located
ana remedy applied. and that remedy
should 10" 10 let the farmers bale Of
nay, hushcl of wheat, barrel of corn.
pound at tobacco, or hush"l Of pea
nuts nave tn" Sartc relative buyiug
power ,har should fairiy exist be-
tween that az producer and manu-
iacturcr nr consumer.
tni.l TIA. raw Material is more
stabilized. the agricultural interest
OF our country cannot hon" soon to
get hack L" normal basis. and lr ,No
unequal distribution - due To- the
lack 81 IN" world'S needs mo-, Icing
known toy our producer. ;i,n thrr.
pGEhi - b" =oN"ruw'ut bureaus or
Information. .up"rituE 20 tn. FARM
ANA "ou~u'nptinr' where Troduv-d
ANA where consumed thai they may
better plan 10Y 10" crops mos, need
cd and "urtal thpsr that woUld ar-
pear I" "hlis" :, hir surplus "i sG,h
crops a" Hr" largely exported.
,o6acso, as i, is n>~ aa,.o
,Vid"n; that % p"r cont o' -
crop 81 each OF these for 1921 IS all
that is needed or can b" prontabl;
Would no, our onllcros DO wcii
90 teach tn" many farmer boys NOR"
ABOUT The economies az fafu prn-
tGctio'. thereby making It possible.
"a, a .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting legal amt mcdI-
cal subjects, are answered free. As
MI Inquiries are answered directly
u! personal letter. sr1f-;iIdrcssed
stamped envelope il required. Adj
drrSs The Timcs-Iri~put-h Iniorma-
tioh bureau, HIchm0nd, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Grissh, >m Encl,Icd To SEAT.

WASHINGTON. Fob. i3-Grorgc II.
Orig Shy. Democrat Representative
from Alaska. is not entitled to his
seat in the House. the Elections Com
miticc reported today, after long in
vcS;icati"n. The committee held that
LamcS WiCkcrsham. Republican, has
o""n du!y elected 10 serve In the
present Congress. which expires
Aiarci L.
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7. :. (. naryInnd In Drx nocL

NEWPORT NEWS. w. Frh. T.
TIL" ha;il"ship Maryland. building
here. Was tow"d back from III" Nor.
folk Navy Yard late yesterday az
;"rnoon and Is bcrthcd at one q: tn.
Shiryard piers, where she will b,
completed. The Maryland was dry.
locked At Portsmouth. her bottom
painted ana her screws put in place
II required five tugs To get the giant
war craft across Hampton Roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
A>L Kcno,al of conciiia,or.

W AS!iINGrtN. Feb. ia t",..-
Si"h from Governor klhy. uf Ala
lHntn skiing for til" removal OF Wi
liam .. LilIar Labor Department
c'uciliat0r In the Nlaharua coal
strike. ON the ground Of bias. was
received today "a; tn" Whit" House
and referred 10 Secretary - iiSou. Nh
i.s!iur Us now In Washington ard con-
i"rr"I today with Labor ii.gaujm.H;
officials
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