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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16


ne eyes with formal announcement
.nt' private concerns should be given
ms w"rk-,hat the government. In
stead Of increasing it's excursions into
BUSINESS activities was seeking TO
diminish them. W
!"It 4" Senator. Prcst,rc.
This was "a sever. noli,tc,I tn.
prestige. The demand tbot
80, h"Stoh shipyarh have tho I.cvia
N' o"ntfhct had bccoruo :; ron, g.
n"'. not only in Massachusetts M,
81 n.".r new England States. anc,,-
worior, ' 'ay or of Boston navy yard
s.ti" " n deiceation Of Massachu.
" MA Sora. headed ny Mayor Jo,rc.
~. 'nfiey. OF Boston. no,ar,..,
"''a Tic hrurc In the state c,iio,,
i,odEc last week To urge mo go.
tnc boston navy yard Tho ros,,,,
'i,h was that Lodge tough, fnr
n,, r '"'"ihen passage Of an anproprI-
"tioh amendment. which wnni,, -.
navy yards "a chance 10 hid sN'
..,,',, iia'"hihG government vcs.nl.
wise direct" 'u'" othcr-
:, n'te me bin was tied up I'm CIR,
Iir"n "a, the Capitol. the presidcn,
n,,o mat bids already in hc
cs, h,d,i" ' ward made to tho low
nauIht. cHort5 went to
'o"Sc'" Position Vulnerable.
~ result Of these rnIsadvnn,,,r
CO., p"iiic real position, AT IN. M,
I,ooi ms hHht for recollection I. ha
cr,,i. " DC very vulnerable by Demn.
Will 1au.rs Republican leader,
GOOD as II might be. be,Jevo I".,e az
not In danger Lodge IN
nc Democrats now ,ro ,
"t'ehuoh upon selection -, 40
outstanding lender OF t,.,.i w -"
eS 20 make the race. I'm,
"s '"r nave been selected h., ~"
~, tu national leaders as ouaIi.
S"r 'orlcy. OF boston. iu.,
t'''ttH by large nntnrt,''
former Representatives E;,.f
WI" gave Lodge n good $40 t a'"
~ 80 ran Tor recollection. tob, -.
prominent business mar,
WI -hh"wn throughout tho CO.,
'nu sherman NJ Whipplc. one Of ~.
aH'HE lawyers of assachusctt. nnJ
"''riH attorney for the rui,rd
states shipping Boar,! when n
iiur'"y was chairman. ~
Whll" Curlcy IS held In no a.,
ncst known political ngurc Of ,hs
Sup AT tho present time. Tho rac,
'n"t ne has just been elected M.vor
Oh Boston for four year term -,
salary of $4,000 annually Cyhirh
- Iup'c IMAM senator rcc,iy..,
would appear To render his cand,Jncv
uhHkciy. Fltzscald. the only ON,
mus Tar TO announce his candidacy.
suHcr" from the fact that Lodge ma,
dcfeated him once. Roth Demnrr,t,
ana state leaders arc Understood 10
privately favor support OF either
Moora or Whipplc In the primaries
September IL.
Whipple Generally Favored
Either of these men, the Demo
Gratis believe. would have n good
chance TO beat Lodge. Whipplc. be-
cause OF his reputation as a lawyer
In Massachusetts. his rapid rise In
his chosen field and the fact that he
has never been active in politics liz
favored hy some OF the most power
ful Of the national Democratic lead
"rs. He would do much. they say.
10 swing back into line the Irish
vote which left the party last No.
vcmbcr and resulted in Republican
captures OF Democratic strongholds
believed. up 10 that time. to DO i'm
prcgnablc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Thr I-srIcsx Lunar

market buyer named Brightwcu in Lon
uoh. is claiming that he is of the iiapsburg
iine Not only claiming it. understand but
going to "a lot OF trouble trying to prove il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Samuel u. I,emI,crtnn

samuel j.. Pcmbcrton died at 1875
o'clock yesterday morning at his
home, 1910 Midlothian TURNPIKE.
Funeral services will he conducted
from the home at IL o'clock today.
ihtcfment VIII be in Maury Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Mrs. MoIIIe nrown ClIft

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Feb Is.
News has been received hero OF the
death of Mrs. Mollic Brown Gift.
wife Of Mr.. Dclaheld Gift. formerly
OF this city. who passed away at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Spirit Of Virginia Press

With sorrow. almost with tcars tho Nor
FOLK Nirginian-Pnot. observes: with Voliva
OF Zion City. declaring that the earth is na,
and proving It by the Bible and with tho
fundamentallsts OF Kentucky and New York
dcnouncing DaWinism and other scientific doc
trines that apparently run counter to biblical
teachings, 1t looks as II warfare between
science and religion is to he renewed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Charcoal :ph. Do,ry T,,,,,.-,,

! am got no use TO sof- hcelcu me wi -
sal" Charcoal Eph. in u mood. IAN when
hSarS Il strong man cussln', somehow or
nuthcr hit suttinly soun' mo- or less na,che1
Eat "a prune. Mstah jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

Mr. Bryan is not going to run for the Sen
ate-nniess his friends can convince him tina t
ne VIII be able to render service to the
hation. He won't run. felIcrs: nobody could
ever make Mr.. Bryan believe that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

was taking special training, I'm
aesthetic dancing. Besides her par
rnts she liz survived by several
brothers and sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

The holder OF the altitude record hopes soon
To 20 high enough "to burst like a bolloon no.
cause OF the lack of external mir pressure -
us MS party. but we might mention ut least
4 dozen simpler methods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. 8. Weather nur.,u,
Forecast, Virginia.

Forecast, Virginia -
cieitrinE aIIil colder to-
.iny. preceded by snow
In inorninEI tomorrow
fair and cold; strong
n0rtiierly Winds, gales
on tho coast.
North Carolinn =
Clcnring md colder tn
dn!. preceded by rain
on The coast aud hnn,y
or rain In the Interim /:
t"niorrow fair and cold ;
northwest gales,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Up With the Times
Hy II. q. II,

The proposal to place coils Of rope in all
hotel rooms has more than interesting
side Hotel proprictors might object that IL
Is another inducemcnt to rent jumping
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

The Newport News Times-ITerald says The
grounds around the Governors Mansion I'm
Richmond Will now he ornanented with a baby
carriage. Old Virginia sah is renewing her
youth.--Bristol Herald Courier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

In five years. says Mr. Daughorty. the Amer
lean people have been swinllcd out of SAL
100000 And 90 per cent of the losers were
trying that phoney old game OF getting some
thing for good deal less
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Local Rainfall,

n"ihla!i IL hours ending 5 r. M o
h"Ihiaii ~ hours ending 5 T.. M :
nchci"ncy sine" March . 4
80 o'''' january ! ............ g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

The Roanoke Times. while hoping for the
best. remarks: ''Its going to take mighty
hard work FOR the Republican Congress to
persuade the country that il can pay the bonus
without feeling it in the least"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

y Washington observer declares II is wholly
inpracticablc for Congress to raise n hopus
well you'll nave To say for the Republicans
'''"t 'hHy are raising beads ana beads of sweat
anyhow. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

Each end Of ireland seems to think that
the tail is trying to wag the dog
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Speclnl Ilutn

'nchi observations ut y i. VI. Yesterday.
IN" direction. northwest; wind We
ioeity' ~. weather ut s J.. NJ, rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

Miners Mean Business" saws onc or ,bo,r
readers concern. ing the threatened April strike
Make that first word possessve and the slo-
gan VIII win by a handsome majority
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

The Danvillc Bee hopes the Senate will fol
low tho Houses lead in what il consider. n
good thing, Says the Bee: Passage bv the
House of Delegates of Il bin repeating the Act
of 1929 giving all persons convicted OF a
criminal oNcnse in the Circuit and Corpora
iion Courts OF the State appeal as a matter
or right. Will be commended by all who stand
for high ethics in Jurisprudence Goycrnor
Trinklc advocated the repeal bill and il has
been Endorsed by many Of tho legal fraternity
as well as Judges in all parts OF the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

Secretary Hoovcr's housing plan we read,
""u'" put every man under his own roof Some
more OF that feminine influence in notifies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

Far bc II from us" says the Portmouth star
to rejoice in the misfortuncs OF any one but
IL the failure OF the German language NAVE
paper the stats Zeitung means that Ger
man Americans in Incroasi numbers arc
finding tho American language good enourh
for them. there are at least compcnsations I'm
the Disaster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch undertakes TO
explain what is back OF Congressman Slemp's
condemnation OF the lack OF specd shown NV
his administration heads in the matter of
removing democrats To make room for Re-
puhlicans at the pic counter 1t saws: "Tbc
Republican politicians who helped elect Mr.
Slemp are yapping at his heels because for the
present. his heels are the only heels that will
need the Eapping These politicians are get :
ting uneasy, and Mr. Slcmp is getting nm
easier because Mr.. Slcmp is the official ptc.
cutter for ,Nirsinia--and the pic hasn't been
cut"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

The city on the Dan wants cleanup day.
II we arc TO believe the Danvillc Register
which says: Ell scraps OF paper arc treaties.
Danviiic streets indicate that many pacts
have been. Gcrmanized."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
LODGE OPENS FIGHT
TO STAY IN SENATE
Continued From First Page.

continued From First pagc.)
.hc eyes with formal announcement
'n;tt private concerns should be given
'n's "ork-that the government. In
,',n" oil increasing it's excursions into
,J;,,s activities was seeking to
diminish them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
THE DISPATCH

PuBLISHED every day In the year at 10 South
Tenth Street. Richmond Va, BY Tho Times
4 Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Barometer of Public Opinion
Snmniis Nniiirni.

Editor world: Regarding the article appear
ing IN tho barometer OF Public Opinion, August
80. over the signature OF an Eek Doughboy"
belnB member OF organized labor Tor n
number OF years can hardly let th!s "poor
boob get away with anything like that First
ne boasts OF being broadmnded. lie convinccs
US OF that fact In his description of o, l..
we would Ike very much for our hero to
come out ana show us where o. l.. has done
anything to Justify anyone to draw such con-
clusons as he has We would appreciate IL
very much II he viii enlighten us OF any act
OF violence or crime that o. L. is responsible
Tor. surely an ox-dOughboy is not afraid to af-
TX his signature to anything that are known
facts to HIM
SO the next little ut you throw Just insert
your John Henry ana we Will have a commit
inittee wait on YOU for the purpose vf obtain
ing any Information you can surely furnish us
after the statement you have Just made.
II the truth was known, we could probably
locate you IN or around the Frisco shops. pro-
teCted by a bunch OF thugs hIjackers or stick
ups that tho Frisco has In It's employ to shoot
at whoever they please. this also VIII furnish
mem with plenty OF target practice which =
absolutely essential in their profession II you
are over there among thoee loyal to the COM
pany here Is some good advice for you, make
hay while the sun shines. you had better plant
making now won't last forever. II I am not
mistaken Jobs Will be very few and far between
for such as your stock after this trouble Is set
tied. For your Information. n record In kept OF
all the names OF all OF those that remained loyal
and"true TO the company, these names Will be
made public for the benefit OF anyone inter-
cstcu.
| wonder IN mother will be as proud OF her
offspring as she was the day you returned from
service? Tho wife ana klddies will also have
cause to rejoice in the years to come because
daddie held one OF those honorable positions
during the strike
Hoping to hear from you soon I am,
A MEMBER OF ORGANIZED LABOR.
sapulpa, Sept 6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Daugherty IT, boldly challenging tho hostile ele
menis Of tho strikers has much 20 do with the
Improved conditions II II one thing 20 make
threas or oven commit scta ot lnwlessneas while
concealed In q mob NJ considerable proportions
but distinctly another rhlng 20 realize thar NJ an
Individual you are 20 be required by government
10 face tho consequence OF your acta Men may
consider themselves part OF class movement
all they please. but tho government refuses to
entertain such proposition.
The governments relation 10 IT, citizen is
purely individual matter. Tho government can.
not take into account the American Federation
Of Labor bat Il cnn md II will tako into ac-
count tho personal acts or Mr.. John Doe. and
n win require him 10 hnswor personally for hts
acts ara even his words regardless ot what or.
ganlzation he belongs 10. THIS shows tho utter
faiiacy OF ntl ths closs-consc!ous business.
with this personal responsibility facing them
tho radical elements OF the strikers have aud.
denly become prudent, ana with the gesture Of
firm determination by government. the very
large faction Of the strikers who hayo always
been out Of sympathy with the strike get we're
forced 10 yield through fear ot bodily harm
have began approaching tho tasks Of He AZ In
divIduals.
The various shops ~ The country arc pretty
well manned. ana by experienced, capable
men, too. very slight investigatlon explains
this The mon who have walked out OF one shop
Hre seeking employment In another shop. and
they are received courteously without any ques.
tlon- concerning their past or where they came
from. Being able 10 speedily demonstrnte their
ability. they have been made 10 feel ut case. one
systen entering Tulsa lacks only eight men Of
having its fun complement Of employees on its
entire system
That tho strike has about run IT'S course is
now apparent 10 all. Tint thore mas been waste
and loss immensurnble with profit TO no one. is
likewise apparent. That the directing heads Of
the various crafts who have hitherto used the
material interests OF the men for their own
glorIfIcnton, debating like German war lords
have lost in prestige and Influence. is a happy
seeming rather than established fact.
within the next few days the various roads
will reach agreements with their own people
and soon conditions will have assumed their
wonted status The experience, unhappy M It
has beon, ought to be profitable 10 the members
OF tho railroad craft n not their directing heads
profitable 10 the railroad managers profitable
to the Washington government, which never
lacks the authority TO protect itself and It's poo.
pie, and profitable 10 the general public.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
ANOTHER WARNING.

The unfolding chapter OF daily events has
once again admonlshod our young women TO be-
ware OF accepting motor rides with strange
young men, or young men whose repute IL not
Thoroughly established. The Klefer story has
happened many many times this season. but
not before with such tragic consequences.
II Is true that there are young men who are
entirely responsible and Trustworthy who will
pick up young woman and convey her TO her
destination merely az an act OF chlvalry. But
as general rule that II Is perfectly safe TO ad-
here to. a young woman should understand that
unless young man calls for her at her home,
making himself known to her parents or guard
ians and thereby assuming personal RESPONSE
blllty for her safety the young man has no OBJ
JectIye which she az vlrtuous and decent young
woman properly share.
Entirely too many young girls are meeting
young mon away from their homes and ac-
cepting their attentions either on n motor ride
or as "A member OF a questionable party on n
questionable mission. Again. wcll-bred girls
permit themselves TO he lured from their homes
to "A waiting motor by the mere honk OF a horn.
Such was the custom OF tho domestics in the
days when America stln had domcstics. They
met their "steadies" at tho back curb, emerging
through the kitchen door.
The young woman who correctly appra lses
her own worth and reputation will require the
young man to not only come TO her home II he
desires her society, but will likewise require
that he "hitch" his car and come into that home
for her Then she has a double guarantee:
First that he Ia willing 10 assume responsibility
for her safe conduct while outside the home
and second that he IL not ashamed to undergo
whatever investigation her parents may elect
to set afoot concerning his general repuie.
But when any young woman accepts the at
tentions OF young men In cars knowing nothing
OF either the young men or the cars: or when
young woman permits herself 10 become one
OF company Of young men, in a motor IN those
cases the young woman Ia deliberately walking
into trouble that not intreduently eliminates in
loss OF lie character or both Girls DON'T do ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Fields Running Strong.
Tulsa, Sept 8.

Editor World Walton will not get my re.
publican votes in Seminole county, as one OF his
people know w. A, Nl!nes, Walton's speaker.
The farmers know John Fields and l am
sure they know w. a. Vllines, He won't
speak for Walton whore people know both
men Vllines tells all the farmers Fields
mas no home. can say for his party
talking for Job now. Walton will get no So
cialist votes in Seminole county none In
Hughes county, For the reason. YOU all re-
member the upheavel in these two counties by
the so-called radicals whore 400 socialists were
arrested and several OF tho leaders sent to the
spence got 10 years. All OF these people We're
my neighbors, living from one half to five
miles from my farm These people know that
a democrat president OF the United States de-
clared war on the socialists he called
them, radicals, and n set OF undesirable citizens.
l can't sec where In the name Of God a socialist
could vote any part of the democratic platform.
Who sent Eugene Debbs 20 the United States
prison? who gave him his freedom? It looks
like the socialists could see that Walton is try
Ing TO get through on horse with head on
each end When you get the socialist horse
road into the capitol stall the socialist head will
be . Horses tai, ani backed up to a ury stan.
Now you talk about what Walton viii do for
the farmer or the laborer. what in the name Of
God can a governor OF a state do for a farmer
and the state officials under arrest and the pub
uc's money all spent? Farmers should look at
this when the Walton speakers come 20 the lit
tie towns whore people are not posted aad tell
them what governor will do for the farmers
lhey uont nave 10 tel the people Whai the
governor and lieutenant governor have already
done, don't see how a tair-thnking man or
woman thars a taxpayer can repeat this ad-
m!nistration How can w, A, Nlllines, an
honest raised boy, I well know, get up
before a bunch OF poor faced farmers and ask
them to come on and let's do this same thing
over3 Walton will give you farmers what you
ask for, so did Woodrow Wilson who told the
people he would be for the people and 10.
labor so he created the United states railroad
labor board ana now you Harding is en-.
forcing the democratic policies. This usually
happens.
win finish my letter between now and No
vemher,
September :, DAVID EPHRAM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
IMPROVED TRANSPORTATION.

transportation conditions rapidly Inn
proving, many roads reporting their operating
staffs better than so per cent normal while the
statistics covering cars loaded and moving show
an amazing and gratifying Improvement over
last week.
There remain the usual acts Of lawlessness
such as burning bridges blowing up damns and
40 on but It Is gatifying to be able to conscien.
tiousiy say that these acts are merely annoy
Ing and spring from the most radical dregs Of
the labor class Probably great proportion OF
them are directly due to the activities OF the l.
w. w elements, and are designed much to
bring disoredit upon the sahe element OF labor
as to embarrass a speedy resumption OF normal
transportation conditions
1t 10 evident that the action OF General
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
The HOrOscOpe
Sunday. September 10, tae2
'lhe stars inciins but d. nUt oot1pesi
cpt 1922 by Mcclure Newspaper syrs

This is rather an uncertain dav
for although In the morning as,rol-
ogers read Mars as friendly Uranus
the sun and Venus are all stronrlv
adverse.
1t is a day TO pass In introspcctlon
and flf analysis since the coming
months will require rare wisdom. II
one would succeed
II is not a fortunate day for ipu.
mate associations with friends WIN
likely are to be suspicious and can,
tiOus.
Mars Ia In an aspect supposed 10
be most favorable for phyac.atz
and surgeons
There is sign supposed ts a..
centuate the physical side OF human.
ity, making for love and lpIsr.y
ease and comfort. Lazy ra.n7S
will find themselves even less aat,ya
than usual
The oonfisutation seems 20 irli.
cate that the military will have rest
and not action while this cong.ura-
ton prevails.
The stars have warned. ever slnee
the world war ended thai fhars
would be another great confllr, and
the seers declare that hidden forces
are now at work in sending nations
tow terrible conflict
This is a most unfavUrahle ruie
for lovers and all who set aside ihis
Sunday for romantic mcptirps
should beware, for the Will meet
disappointment Of some sort.
Venus again warns owners and
managers Of theaters that the new
year is bringing many changes TO
them.
Tn, ingress, when the Sun enters
Libra this month indicates personal
danger to the president OF the United
States. He should safeguard his
r rson as well as his health.
Diseases of the di .estive Ap-
paratus and especially intestinal ala.
orders will be prevalent this autumn.
Il Is forecast,
Illness that will affect royalty IN
Europe will be reflected among per-
sons of distinguished records In ths
United States.
Persons whose birthdate II Is have
the augury OF an exceedingly ectlva
and prosperous year. They should
make no big changes.
Children born on this day are iks- ,
ly to be energetic ana cntcrprlsirg
but inclined to be happy go -luckyS
and careless.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Another ADrOycS.

Editor World: May l not Just for a moment
praise your editorial In this mornings issue of
your paper under the captain Dangerous
Leadership" II IL this kind of reading matter
that to my mind adds much 20 the genera! fund
OF public knowledge. 1t is this kind OF an edi-
torial that make successful newspaper At
turney Ruths remarks, which are a reflection
OF Walton's Views and sentiments furnish much
food for thought to the voters OF the state of
Oklahoma.
1t is no stretch Of imagination to say that the
Industrial situation in the United States today
which borders on near insurrection IL not actual
sovletsm and bolshevism. among the small mi
uory Of organized workers presents to the
people OF this state and nation situation which
neceSsitates an immediate and clear-cut express
sion from all red-blooded Americans who be-
heve in and cherish American Institutions, ideals
and traditions.
Very truly yours
Tulsa, Sept, g. MARQUIS VOSTRE.