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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

teal remedy for the condition but "obed-
fence to the law while it exists. That is
all right as a theoretical remedy, and this
paper joins in urging that the given advice
be followed; but. unfortunately, from tho
well-suppprted claims of increasing crime,
particularly that class of law defiance which
treats with contempt, those laws which are
held TO undermine established views as to
the extended functioning OF the government
property rights under guarantees of our
constitutional system and settled traditions
OF the people. this remedy seems to be
making but slow Roadway in actual practice.
II is very unfortunate that this impress
sion as to unauthorized governmental func-
tiOninE should prevail so generally as TO
stimulate sentiment in resistance 10 the
customary forms of law however pernicious
their working may be regarded; for under
our form of democratic government the
right is inherent in the people to bring
about their repeal by education and agita-
ton. To encourage contempt for one law
tends TO bcget contempt for other laws. and
soon tlcre is created body of sentiment
in various localities which. under local ideas
OF causes for grievance and feeling thereby
opinion that is hard to control.
Needless TO say. IL is the duty of every
good citizen to combat by every means
within his power the growth OF this kind
of sentiment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
MINI.\TIKl: NINIANAC.
TRANSPORT OF FOOD TO
RUSSIA IS CONTINUOUS
Two American Relief Workers Leave
for, Ioign t'nminc
tBy Associntcd Press. |

NEW YORK. Sept. l.-Transport
Of foodstuns To Pctrograd and Riga
from American Relief Administra-
ton depots at Hamburg and Danzis
now is continuous. SAYS a cable mes
sage received today from Moscow at
the administrators headquarters.
The message reports the departure
of two American relief workers.
John IT, GrcSg and w. c.. Shaffroth.
from Moscow to Novorossisk. in the
Nolga famine area, where base will
be established. They plan to make
reports CT route. so that others may
follow and start distributing food
wherever needed. Kitchens for ref
ugee children IN famine districts
probably Will be opened next week
through liaison with Leo KamcneH
and Maxim Litvinoff. of the Russian
famine relief committee. the message
said.
Several hundred tons of rations are
already at Petrograd with 1000 adj
ditionaI tons due today at Moscow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
BIC LAUGH PRODUCER
ON ACADEMY PROGRAM.
Best Comedians Coming With
Infringing Up Father on
Wall Street"

That eccentric fuurnaker and
laugh producer. Mr.. JigGs. hero of
the famous comic strip. bringing IIp
Father" drawn by George NcAIanu..
VIII appear in person ut the Academy
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday.
with special matinee Labor Day.
J!Sgs viii be accompanied By Maggie.
IN" rolling pin queen. the charming
Kitty. the daughter, and the ire
press!hlc Dinty Moore, supplemented
by clever chorus OF young misses
who are well yerscd in the ar; of
singing ard dancing This seasons
offering is called bringing Up Father
IN Wall street." and comes direct
from most successful engagement
at the Manhattan opera House. New
York tn" home OF grand opera where
II entertained the patrons OF that huge
playhouse for many weeks. David
Bc!aTco. the dean OF THEATRICAL man
ayers, said: There is not only wit
and humor hut II great deal OF hu-
man nature in bringing Tn
Father" There arc a number OF
90 tchy song hits which viii be hum
med and whisi!cd by the local play
gcers long after the attraction has
departed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
rhc Practical Nurse.


young woman has been engaged more or
icSs OF her time as practical nurse in the
i'ehes OF her relatives and friends. and later
IN out side work since she sixteen years
OF age At 20 she is kept busy con-
Slantiy, ana is paid at the average rate of $40
weekly. She has the good will OF physicians
III her community. who summon her or recon-
mend her to their patients She had but one
year Of high school work She now desires to
know whether it would be wise for her to
enter upon three years hospital course In
order TO become trained nurse
Good training schools do not ms n rulc
ADMIT girls who have not completed four
years of high school work or equivalent Ger
tainly II would not he wise for this Young wo-
man to seek training in amy other than Il good
training school.
But she complains that trained nurses seem
bitter toward her. Even an old girl friend
who is now trained nurse refuses to sneak
10 her since she has taken up practical nurs-
ing on a commercial basis.
NO one has u higher regard for the trained
Nurse than have. would advise all voun,.
men to marry trained nurses IL there are no
school teachers available. Aside from tho
Superla;ive qualities OF the trained nurse "a
sweetheart pal. friend. wife. mother and
general good fellow. we must hand her lust
one brick; She has become too uppish about
her professional" status.
don't know what pay or salary n trained
nurse receives in the community where the
knows that the majority of substantial fam
mes cannot AFFORD to employ trained nurses in
extended illness or in frequent illnesses Every
doctor who has had general experience i'm pri-
vate practice knows that there are a great
many illnesses in which the right kind OF
practical nurse fills the bill satisfactorily
and great many families can AFFORD to
employ practical nurse. not merely because
her stated salary is lower than the trained
nurses. but because she is and should he cx-
pected TO turn her hand to assist in keeping
or course trained nurse cannot be asked to
do that
There is n great demand for healthy young
women OF sound moral calibcr and fair In
'cl!igence in the field OF practical nursing The
cue for any SUCH young woman to follow is
this Let her cultivate the acquaintance of
good doctors n her community and seek their
guidance in the matter OF n little reading and
study along the lines of practical NURSING Let
her learn well the first lesson of nursing
namely to be honest toward her patient
herself and the doctor and never to assume
Knowledge OF arts which no nurse. practical
or trained. can hope to understand. such as
diagnosis and treatment. Let her respect what
amounts TO privileged communica ii ns-the
a nurse. Gossip is fatal to a good nurse Let
her strive TO bring comfort into the sick
room. and order into the home and she need
have no anxiety about commanding the re-
spcCt OF ali the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
ST., ON, THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDwARn WARMER
Luck md Pluck.

TO of the stars OF the heavens
And they grew and romped and gambUied
With the children OF Milky Way;
And they christened ono Pluck; the other
Was given the name of Luck.
And great tho day the Milky Way
When the fortunes of these were struck.
For two who were twins. the children
Were little alike. that they
Never seen together,
Al tasks, studies play
But Pluck. he was grave and thoughtful.
And Luck. he wild and free
a worker was Pluck. but his twin brother
Luck
Was as idle as he could be-
And UP in the reaches the prophets
Who mutter and shake their heads
Were very concerned with the children.
Asleep in their starlit beds;
And when. they slept, these gathered
Grown hoary with wisdoms snow.
They all quite agreed Pluck was splendid.
indeed
But Luck was extremely de ,rop!
And thus should the poet portray them.
These twins of Neither Star.
But fortune works out so unsecmy
That things never seem what they arc;
And I. who am truthful. admit it
Luck never has wanted for bread:
But Pluck has race getting feed for his face
And pillow to comfort his head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
News of Fifty Years Ago

From The Richmond Dispatch. Sept .. ls7l)
Assistant Treasurer Jesse + E"cscc com
pleted his collections of state and city taxes
yesterday having received more than sil5.-
600 OF the total OF $4,000, leaving an acgrc-.
gate Of $4,000 to be turned over to the sheriff
of the city for his attention.
County Treasurer John " boswell paid into
the state treasury yesterday s14lO614 that
being the amount OF taxes collected by him in
Hanover County during the past year viz;
state taxes. $8.409.7S: county taxes s469655
county school tax. 3IoGil
The prospect of Il fine exhibition OF fruit al
the next Pathological! Fair brightens every
day. Yesterday the secretary was notified that
100 plates of apples and other fruit would he
contributed by II. 3. Jones of Rock bridge
County and 100 plates by Tyrce Dokins Of
Albemarlc
The American schooner Harriet Brewster
cleared yesterday for Pernambuco Brazil, car
rying 3,13S barrels and 900 MALT barrels OF
-four shipped by the tiallego Mills Manufac-
turing co.
At IA meeting of the committee for relief OF
the poor. held yesterday. Mrs. Janctta B.
rcore appointed matron for the city Aims.
house.
Seventeen marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk Of the county court of Chesterfield
County during the month OF August
President Grant ran to Washington from
Long Branch without letting any Of the Office
seekers and politicians know that he was
coming. held short Cabinet meeting with
three members present and then hurried back
TO Long Branch.
The highest farm in the world is situated
four miles from Sherman Station on the Union
Pacific Railroad. IT has an elevation OF g.
600 feet above sea-level Vegetable, and
grain thrive we'll and zoo young apple tre.a
have been set out on experiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Contempt for the Law

NY 18th the chief law officer OF the United
ssVS states appearing before the Amer
sacan Bar Association and complaining that
sIneorles Of political philosophy now "ad-
vance BY those who either violate law or
s8ympa thize with the law violator" in in
3nnstrial conflicts, agitation TO upset Amer
iacan toFn OF government and against on
forcemenl Of prohibition statutes, are the
greatest forces at work IN the United States
70 undernlne respect for law. 1t may be
said that we have hit upon parlous times.
ag tFlaylng thla attitude OF g very consider
able section Of the public toward the Law.
paugherty offers no prac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Expert" Testimony

II !SCtSSlHG in a recent issue OF the
journal Of Criminal Law and Crimi-
nology such expert testimony as physicians
are called on 10 give in criminal trials. DR..
william = White deplorcs the partisan at
tiEde taken by many o! the so-called "ey-
perts The discussion is OF general public
interest, because OF the fac, that readers Of
our daily newspaper become deeply inter
ested in the reports OF murder trials where
insanity il set up "a defense The prose
cution would produce reputable experts, all
testiEing that the defendant was a person
Of sound mind al the time the crime vas
committed The defense would have an
equally imposing array OF like experts. ali
giving evidence that tho defendant was not
responsible
Or. White does not believe that the aver
age jury is able TO approach the ordinary
criminal case without bias even though tho
Juror Is not conscious Of it, Therefore no
reasons that what the jury is trying to dc
'ermihe is whether the accused person
should be punished not whether he ,yos in
sai7" when ne took the life of one of his fol.
!ow-cTeatares The long Hypothetical cues
tions asked I'm such cases arc cbaractari,oa
US absnrdities. These and other opinions
expressed by Dr.. White led the American
institute OF Criminal Law and Criminology
10 adopt several suggestions
brlehy stated. the first is thar where in
sanity IS pleaded by dcfendan, the indigo
o. INC court should summon medical cyperis
20 act somewhat in the relation OF friends
OF the court and their opinions should be
formed without relation TO defense or n-oso
cution, but solely as result OF their m
serHauons. such witnesses would be sinh
1ec' 10 cross examination by both sides An
other suggestion is that when ngani,v e
the plea the defendant should al once NJ,
placed IN an institution for criminal insane
there subjected 10 study by experts that the
! court has named, and time given them ,n
prepare their reports before the ease t.
[ called for trial Such experts AS are calico
IN cases of this nature should be per,nittna
10 consult with each other il is held aud
II possible induced TO submit a ioin, re-
port il Is further pointed out that undo,
present procedure. which varies OF cours.
| IN some particulars in different States ono
F, ot me results OF insanity pleas in criminal
! cases is frequent finding that The defend
| AM vas insane at the time he committed
; inc act but that he has recovered ana q,
me ume OF trial is a person OF sound mind
mus ms defense clears him and no form, az
punishment or reformation is provided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Ford Company IIas $4,000, 900.

LANSING. MGR. Sept. 1.-The
Ford Motor Company has in the
neighborhood % sj4.0o0.000 in cash
in the bank. according to n report
rendered the Department OF State
here. The report. II was stated by
the Secretary of Stase. has not been
officially accepted because OF minor
errors. and may be returned to the
company for correction. The finan
cial statement in the report will not
be made public until II has been Of
fcially accepted by the department.
IL was announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Pay Tribntc to Benevolent womun.

SAVANNAH. CA, Sept. l.--Tomor-
row Mrs. Mary Ellen Hagan. we'll
known Savannah woman. who died
today. will be buried from the Cathe-
dral OF st. John the Baptist. Her
funeral will he Of unusual interest,
because it was through her bonevo;.
lcnce the debt of the church was paid
off about year ago SO that 1t could
DO dedicated. The debt amounted to
several thousand dollars. There Will
be n requiem ,hish mass In her honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
ISLE OF WIGHT MAN
OUT FOR THE SENATE
Rev. y. Mrrtyn RobcrtS, Of Windsor.
Throws HIS Hat Into
the IttuE.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

lSpechai 10 me Times DlSpatch.I
SUFFOLK. VA, Sept. Another
hat is Ia the ring for the senatorial
race. Rev. J. Martyr Roberts. OF
Isle OF Wight. entered the fight.
Mr.. Roberts made his announce
nent by telephone today, and later
announced his platform. He stated
that he viii not appear before the
Democrats convention. Tut viii make
the race in the genera! election In
November Mr.. Roberts Is n preacher
and IL Windsor man.
This Will make ihree candidates in
the Held General c. G. Vaughan. OF
Franklin. and Ernest II. Williams, OF
+mthhold. viii appear before the
Democratic convention which con-
vencs in Suffolk on September ~ at
the Academy of Music.
Il is also understood that the Re-
publican party Will have candidate
TO run in the general election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Theater Calendar

BRoADwAY-Alice Joyce. In
The Scarab Ring"
LfRIC-Caroi Dcmpstcr. in
Dream Street"
BIJou-David rowcIl. in "Ap-
pcaranccs."
lSiS-Erown Faire. IN "Withou,
BENEFIT of Clergy"
BLuEBlRD--R Regular variety
program. including The Purple
Riders"
UDEON-Nary pickford in
Through the Back Door"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Leaves Fund for Monument.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Under the
will Of the late Clarence w. Kline.
n Yale graduate, who died in Bridge
port, Conn. August 70. tho town OF
Avalon. Santa Catalina Island. Cal,
is bequeathed $4,000 for the erec-
tion OF monument to Juan Rodri-
guez Cadrillo. Spanish explorer. The
money Is to be paid on the death OF
Miriam c. Christiuh-.a, OF Badger,
Iowa. who holds It as trust fund
during his lifetime. 8t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
seek to Indict MILK DIs,rihu.ora.

CHICAGO. Sept. indictments
against the MIX Distributors AS
ISOLATION for violation of the Sher-
man antitrust law will be asked or
the Federal grand jury. United states
District Attorney ClyHe announced
today on his return from NashinS-
ton. where he conferred. with At
torney-General Daughcrty. Depart
ment OF Justice agents during the
past two weeks havo gathered owl
dence tending to show that tho dis
tributors have been Keeping tho price
of milk upAby agreement. Mr.. Clyne
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
HARDINC'S ADVISERS
"CAi3INET OF THE GODS"
Secretary Weeks liz "Mnrs''; DENNY,
"Scptunc,- and Hays May he
ChriStcncd SMercury.,
LEY United News.l

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The Cab
met OF the Eods-such is President
Hard ing's official family
Disclosing Cabinet secret to an
audience at the war college Thurs-
day. the President declared that sec
rotary Weeks was addressed as
Mara in these meetings.
Later. il was learned thht Secre-
tary DENLY received friendiY MIRO
duction' as Neptune WINE deiip'
crate thought is cling given 10 Tue
advisability of addressing ros''haS'-
cr-Gencral VIII Hays as MercurS'
he being both fleet OF ioot anu INC
director of the mails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
GUST Is |. W. W. FROM
NORTH DAKOTA TOWN
Surrounded by LnrEc Posse of Ing
dan Citizens md Put In
jail for Night.
iHy Associated press. ]

LAGOON, y. D, Sept. 1.--Seventy-
five Industrial Workers of the World.
who were arrested upon their arrival
here last night from I.arimore. were
sent out OF town this afternoon
Inc remnant of a band Of several
hundred which assembled at Lari-
more with the avowed intention OF
forcing the release az FIVE l. w. w.
IN Jail mere. The scvcnty-fvc were
surrounded by Il large posse OF citi-
"cns when they arrived at Lagoon
and were marched to jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
The Pntcr.

Daughter" said the Old Man. sternly. ct
positively forbid your marrying this young
scapegrace! He is inveterate poker
player"
But. papa" tcarfully protested Alicia Hor-
tense. Poker playing is not such awful
habit. Why at your own club
That's where I got my information. daugh-
ter. I'll have no daughter OF mine bringing
home 4 man that can't bea, with flush.
u full house ard fours"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
settle Estate OF Eusen Field.

cHIcAGO, Sept. 1.-The estate of
Enpcne Field. poet of childhood, was
closed today In probate court by the
widow, Mrs. Julia Field. after pend
ing for Nearly six years.
The final report shows the estate.
totaling s10,3l1.74, was divided be-
tween the widow, three sons and two
Of the poet. Only one bill
was allowed. $3.50 for a pair of
trousers purchased by Field in 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

lot about politics and the two dominant
political parties. Wonder just what they
have learned? Possibly they haven't yet
learned the right kind of expressions for II.
for II is not considered ladylke to use that
Kind Of language.-Durham Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
The Weather
Furnished br q. :. wratnrr Bureau,
local Trmnrrnturr Yesterday.

T. VI. tCiN prE.i.
y. ;NN4 =, temperature to l. 81 q
.n'ah ,einDcrature yesterday ~
iisnrii.ai temperuture for thl. date :.
f:NcesS yesterday :,
Excess since March ~
Excess since January 1850 ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

Attorney General Daugherty wants to find
out what became OF all the liquor seized by
the prohibition agents" II he does the
CHANCES are that we'll be wondering
what became OF the prohibition agents
Ashcvillc Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Echoes From Down Home

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-, $500 "'ii ai'er, III
'''' " '''h'hstoh StaF
49,. ,snn "on sna eoo 81 "1o'eh sn'ps, tha'
, ~ y''VV' e"'" ~ sZ'lo"' as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Charcon, Eph.. Daily Thought.

said Charcoal Eph. modify "bu, l got one
doggone lop-eared. balkin', bitn' SPAWN
Inewl. eff some scoundrel steal him dey won't
nevah be no warrant out. Eat n pickle. Mis-
tab Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Verify the Hun,

Mrs. Dinglshausen tells me she spent tho
New York"
YES, She did I was a week at the same
boarding house with her. in BROOKLYN"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Up With the Times
by IL. O. Il.

watermcions in the streets possibly
quaintcd with only the Mississippi kind Had
ne ever tried one from old Hanover he would
have known il couldn't be crime TO eat one
anywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
I<Dcul Rainfall


WIND direction. southeast, Wind -:
.OlIty. - highest wind "-stcrCav \.
weather at T.. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

The British last free from the cur
tailmcn; OF their liberties imposed by the
cNigencics OF war. but over here the we'll
known eighteenth amendment gives indica-
tions OF ccnsidcrab bic permancncY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

Evidently there's nothing in name in
North Carolina. or Concord would not be APP
pcniing for State troops to quiet it's discord
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

every day in the year at 10 south
SSf Senth Street, Richmond. Va. by The Ttmes-
80 dlApatch PS.,iShing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

Because of the promised 100 per cent wet
ness Of the coming disarmament conference.
We withdraw our nomination of w j b. as
OF the delegates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

one year ago women were given the right
to vote They now declare they have learned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

II you'd be highly indicate to speculate
on the reasons behind the decision of Con
gross TO vote on the antibecr bill after in
stead of before, the Wilmington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Rlllnllon0 Ginlps.Dlspatlh

ILLS TIMES THE DISPATCH
~ 8Atsl1 ass Est 1850
g nterfd January "a. 1915. the Post-Ofbce al
Richmond. Va second-elass matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

ADDRESS ALL COMMUS-
lCATIOSS to The Times
Dispatch and not TO In.
dividunls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

Of the coming disarmament conference
We withdraw our nomination of W. j b. as
OF the delegates.
Considerable mystery attaches to shipment:
a. l.rteen carloads OF linuor to Washington.
in" Tauch as Congress is on vacation
Inc last rose of summer failed TO greet
September Morn This year. Old Sol and The
August drough, made the meeting Impossible
Mayor Anslie assures Richmondcrs tina,
their gas is as good anybody's. which is
timely announcement with which to start
the political campaign.
How is this weather for warm welcome
To tho Richmond vacationIsts returning from
the mountain resorts?
Dispatch says Turks are retiring" and
here's hoping The Greeks rock them to sleep,
Home Sweet Home.' is all right. bu; it
naturally loses some .: lis sweetness when
one has to switch it every September /.