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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
PRESSMEN WILL SEEK
TO REMOVE DAuCHERT\
NV AssOciatol prrss

fRESSMEN'S HOME TENN. sent.
IA motion urging all Vocal unlonp
oi tho international Printing Press :
men ana Assistants rnion OF North
America. to petition their rcDrcsor
tNts in CONGRESS 10 sock tho i'm
peachmcn, from Office OF Fedora
judge Wilkcrson and Attorney-Gon-
oral p"ughcrry was unun!rnousl,.
adopted a. today's session OF tho
twenty ninth biennial convention at
hrcsFTcn's home
samuel Gonpcrs, president ot tho
american Federation Of Labor. in
aGdrcs Sing tho convention. CON
m"nded TIA" WORK OF the organiza =
ION and especially Major George
l. Berry Major Berry who IS also
national VICE commander 81 the
american Legion. has hcen factor
In oringing uoou; a proper under
standing between the federation and
TIA" legion Mr Gompcrs said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

Joseph II. Pollard. State chairman
oil the Lily Blacks" issued cal,
Yesterday for 4 state convention q.
me "b!ack -and-Tan" members OF the
I'rpnpichn party in the True Re 81
formers iiaiL this city, on October ..
Pollard claims that many white man,
hcrs OF the Republican party urc dis
Srnntlcd over the distribution OF
patronage as il now prevails. and lie
urges the whites To join the "Iily
blacks In the convention NIondaN
Tho convention Is expected to nomi-
nate candidate for United states
senate and TO adopt n new platform
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
The Public Library in Favor

60 far as formal approval by Common
- Council is concerned, supporters of the
public library project nave reason to ex-
pcct that The desired authorization Will be
voted next Monday night Fresh counrma-
ton Of the view that no substantial number
Of Councilman Will he disposed to block
this lOng-dcferrcd undertaking was pro-
vded Tuesday night when the Committee
Oh Utilities recommended adoption of the
English resolution calling for library
appropriation OF $3jO,000. Action by com.
mon Council on this resolution is forccas,
for next Monday nights session
In the expression from the Committee on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Health Talks nv ~. Brad..'
The Demon Di.,nfcr,or.

II Is usually friend wife who ycarns 10 do
something for. and often succeeds in doing
it. To-. friend Observation-Disclosures his steadily in
cr"ns:nr girih rate or sneak something into
his coffee to make him hate tobacco (what-
the last twelve hairs from the drought that
wc HAY" one to up today, ladies. tina,
comes right from the heart Of friend husband
and whadaya suppose he wants To do? oh.
youli never guess. II IS terrible. Let me
break tn" news as gently as | can:
Dear Doctor,--IIavc been reading your let
t"rs pretty regularly for !, long time. but
have ialcd to discover any article or advice
or suggestion relating To hcalihful home con
dit'uus, II that expresses what | mean. For
Instance. for some time hav" believed that
the m1st sanitary conditions should lac main
tanned iu every part OF the home. but when
ever have mad" suggestions along this
iimc I" The housekccpcr-who happens also to
10" my witc-shc. with some scorn inter
minsluS with little lcvity. suggests that
! have been reading Or Hrady again
30 dlsinf"ctant IS used about the house.
save POSSIBLY at spring housc-clcanng time.
'0r toilets, Kitchen sink garbage rcCcptaclcs.
"tc. carpet sweeper seldom stcrilizcd. / won
dor whether lack Of such disiuccctou may
not account FOR friend wltc's and mother in
laws close communion with the doctors?
Please let me have your opinion this
matter. anxious to know whether |
am on warm trail or entertaining a foolish
idea Of what constitutes sanitary conditions
in the home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
ONLY Slinht Erlirf

~ greater Immediate interest than tho
~ Hhdicau0n of Constantine and the re-
, ported accession OF Crown Prince George TO
Tho throne OF Greece is the rather nconclu-
svo reply o; Nrmal to the British ult-
. natum OF almost equal interest for our
--+.SH people, because 1t brings the matter
ue"ror home, is the dispatch OF additional
American naval craft to the zone OF possible
hos'ilties State and Naval Departments
insist that the destrnycrs are being sent
Tor the purposes only OF Increasing relief
facilities and OF protecting american in
ierestS The announcement OF sailing or
''urrs was preceded however by an official
statement OF this countrys concurrence in
n" demand OF the allied governments for
he liberty OF the Dardancllcs. tho Sea of
MaEmora ana the Bosporus, as Well as pro
lection OF the racial ana religious minori-
ties. Just how far the American govern
ment Is prepared 10 go in support of this
position, IS question which Washington 80
FAR has left unanswered
Tension caused by the advance OF Turk
ISM forces into the neutral zone along the
straits has been somewhat abated by the
ei"IentN-hour reply from Renal rccogniz-
ing, in principle" the neutrality of the
d"fa"d area An immediate clash bet
IL" British and Nationalist apparentiv has
cceh aIortcd But neither in the reply re-
relvca yesterday nor in other oAnrcssious
Itnm Turkish sources is there a suggestion
NJ conciiaiory spirit or the tone that might
.s-sisohahIy be expected in uttcran,es prc-
=4ln!lNaFy 10 It peace conferences II unpeors
LIS certain daily that the terms offered by
+r,'a allies viii he accepted less ana lass
certain tina, the Turks would not actually
TTeler an opportunity 10 give violent cy
.ir'asI'" l2 'Ae!r growing hatred for tho
.LIil!sh
In Greece he situation is chaotic con
siil!i ne s gulI, ma. -r,ri.o,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
MiIn IN snruk Hero.

Richmond Section. Council OF Jew
ish Women. Temple Beth Ahabah.
will hold its first meeting Tucsda v
evening. October g. at s o'clock. Dr.
t.. y Catfish. will offer tho opening
prayer, aud. following brief bust
ness meeting. Frederic William Vile.
special correspondent Of the Phila-
dclphia Publ" ledger. will deliver
an address. His subject viii he, BE
hind tho Mirrors AZ Washington. -
Mrs. Harry Bear Will render a vocal
solo. accompanied by Shepherd Webb
and tho members and their friends
will spend a social hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
\ Warming 10 Cub,

Z NDLN Ne PIUtt amoudIrer- ~ IN
treaty between this country and cuba
-Mhose !ndvpendeucr was won NV fo,ca
American arm, there was cn,,n,Ios
=Enitel States tic r!rl, 10 infnrynno Zoo
Inc protection OF cuban !ndepondence tlo
-snaihienahc" . q gavornmcn, adequate for
lhe protection b.. .f" property ana indiyjd-
-p"! !b"''E cttart these PURPOSES.
mo- STATES mas found it necessary
~ "''taHE u" intervene ana take charge
Wv on @4a!'- .n The island and
"a ,l--'u warning hes been issued by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
To Appear in Concert Here.

Mari" chamlee's first concert an
n"arance In the South will be At the
CITY Auditorium on Friday. October
~. This well known tenor OF the
Metr"p"litan Opera Company will be
brought To Richmond bv j. Leslie
Hart. Mr.. Chamlce. wfo has estab-
nshed himself as one Of the leading
artists o. the famous Metropolitan
Company, has attained equally MS
muck success in his concert work as
on tho operate stage and met with
country wide approval. OF public and
press. on his tour To the Pacific Coast
last fall. prior to tho opera season.
Besides n beautiful voice. Chamlce
possesses the additional charm--one
rarely round--Of clear rnuncintion
and q striking use OF word value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
ALLEGED RUM-RUNNING
BRITISH SHIP RELEASED
thiteh Stntcs missioner sny,
h"nt with Liquor Was Hound
for IaIifur.
INv Assnciatnd prnes- l

NEW YORK. Sept 27.--Un;tcd
states Commissioner McGoldrick to-
day dismissed the Federal action
against the British ship Gamma.
seized off Montauk Point with n car
=" OF $4,000 worth of LIQUOR. The
vessel, he said. was going from Hall
lax to Cuba outside the three mile
limit and did not intend to touch the
United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Prominent church Ed,,or Dics.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Rcv. Will
liam Austin Smith, -. D., editor since
l"iG of the Churchman National
Weekly OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. died this evening from a com
plicaiion Of diseases lie was born
In st. Paul. Mimi, on October ..
1872.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
"The Ga, ana the Cnnorx..

I'm" Cat ana the Canary" the
sensational! New York success which
mas been apply described as the
most exciting play cvor written"
comes 10 tn" Academy all next week
WIN matin""s on Wednesday and
saturday.
kilh"urn Gordon. Inc. has cast
'hlS company with special care. and
VIII present II here with exactly tho
sumo Important stage settings as in
III" production that Is now in &c
second season IN Now York Thn
company !ncudcs Emily TAFT. WI
nam R"nnclli. Buford Armitage.
ffank iyn Fox. Jeanne Powers. Harry
iinmphr"ys Harriet Sterling and
others az equal Importance. The sale
OF seats npcMs todnv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
By HENRY EDWARD WARMER
t,nRDtupuc,

Back to Nature will nsvcr 10 popular with
n losfcr.
a practical joko Ia funny. whom ia tho
other follow.
a Judge IL Just. To the fellow who wins.
Chasing rhinbows In ut lenst II pleasing d.
ScrHiDu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
C.. Land. M the prc.i,lio.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. ~.
The CO arrived over the business
section OF San Francisco AT noon and
sailed gracefully toward the land
Ing Acid at the Preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Charcoal I2ph'. Daily Thought.

Il had n lot O. friends once" said Charcoal
Eph, ruminatively, but O dem lent me
dol!ah an he tot all de res. an. Lawdy.
yo'all ain got no idea how lonesome Is now!
Eat q prune. Mstah Jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Spirit Of Virginia Press

II is NOT possible yet TO determine how
terrible Is the blow which has been inflicted
upon the export trade OF the United States by
tIrn legislation approved last week. The
facts will all como out, day by day. month by
month. year Ivy ycar-in time to enable tn.
people at the polls in tho fall OF 1924 to cor
rect tho mistake which they made ut the polls
in November. 1872" -rotorsburg Index Appeal
and Progress
The President has saved tie people from
paying a bonus To- tho soldiers Of the World
Mar. but ne has forced them to pay billions
Of dollars year to the tariff protected in
'rrcsts. and hc will force them to pay tens of
millions of dollars wear to tho shipping
trust. Bristol Herald Courier
", know man who thinks carcfuly be-
:orc ii" answers a leading question. Ills i.,i:.-
me't is Invariably sound. We know OF am
other Who answers "righ, on the ba." Ills
iuhrurnt is seldom accepted. That's all-but
IT'S "A lot Eucua Vista News
The military situation IN Europe today is
worse. on paper az least than 1t was in I9l4
Then every nation suffered from a general dis
trust "i 'o"h other; now every rifle Is loaded
and sighted and The Anger is on the trigger.
And, of course. so lonE as uIcy are thus oc-
curied they cannot mako money to cancel their
Indebtedness TO the United states. or To- each
other. Tho stability OF Europe cannot he built
an arsenal Farmvulc Herald
1t is certain That what MIR. Ford has To say
IN" coal situation Viii be read win 3,
great deal % interest. Mr. Ford talks wildly
ana not always wisely whom he branch as
out into politics. social science ana IN. Xix,
but nobody has ever accused him of no,
knowing how To run his own business. Ills
prophecy or sharp drop in the price Of coal
spring VIII be- noted with rratiucotiou
Roanoke Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Respectfully.

L.. J.. Is.
Notico, fellows how tho man dragged in
the mother in law. suspect he did that just
10 win my sympathy--thc poor fellow being
evidently a perfect stranger To me and nay
ways. sympathy? AS we'll ask for a
diagnosis or :, prescription.
II the woman VINO plans twenty ono meals
week for our correspondent reads this
| pray that she will withdraw her scorn
and sober her lcvity, for TO my mind the APP
pllcation Of alleged disinfectants To the items
named would hc extravaganza hunOr. Tho gen
tcman never CLEANED any such notion from
this column. Wouldn't 1t be silly to sprinkl.
iod"t"rm in the sink and chloride Of lime
in tn" garbage can Gould man he happy
in HON" whore such fauiauGlcs TOOK the
pILc" of ordinary cleanliness?
III" best diSimfc"tnnts are sunlight and
fresh AIR. Soap and water cleanliness is ample
sanitation for the home AZ al! times There
t. no scientific or practical reason for using
ans chemicals which purport to disintcct the
in the home. no chemicals drugs purpori-
ing TO destroy germs need he used If clcanli-
r"ss 1Hd the intelligent isolation OF the pa
iout prevail. And finally uo dis!nfect!on or
funigat.om or other use OF drugs or chemicals
following infectious disease is necessary or
rracticed in Intelligent communities today,
provided cleanliness and proper isolation have
been maintained throughout tho course OF
tile Illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Point nf NIpyx

Now, NJ. Smith" said the Law Professor,
will you please tell the class what weight
you would give 10 circuiustauttai cviLcncc?'
Il WILL Sir" said the Student. ~ YOU VIII
tell me whether am supposed TO be prose
cutting attorney or counsel for the defendant"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

The inevitable has happened IN Greece the
only question being, how far constantinc's
ouc-way ticket viii carry him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

The only dead certainty in this world is
that everything is uncertain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
!A,N ftil.

Il was thinking about solomon. and his
several hundred wives said Jones. mcdita-
lively.
500 intcrrogatively remarked Smith.
Yes: / just wondering Ii they all
jumped on him at the same time about any
ihiur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

Since the United States has officially zap
proved the stand taken by the allies" it seems
plainly Incumbent the allies take one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Up With the Times
Iiy III. q. IL.

Long Skirts Find no Favor i'll the SOUTH"
says headline. Chivalrous instincts require
q fiat denial: no skirt long. short or medium
ever failed to nnd favor in the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

\ correspondent touring Ohio has come
across report that MIR. Harding viii not ac-
ccpt denomination oi course, he Will do what
he is told. but We understand how he feels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

II the K"malists arc going 10 insist upon
little fireworks h,iur" the conference, could
not the allies SOMEHOW manaEe TO accommo-
date them?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
An1uscnlcnts
.W rIru,ic Strnuucr."

II" fam" ~ "Nolcomc Stranger
which - announced By Sam H. IIar-
ria Tor presentation At the Academy
tonight. Friday aud SATURDAY.. ana
saturday matinee. has extended
throughout all vi tn" English sneak
ing countries ana applications have
o"cu filed for TIC rights of pcrror,n
anr" OF tn" piece In many languages
in Europe
W'lrorne Stranger" tells s,orv
~ modern III" in a small town i'm
N"w England where the inh,b.
t"n'9 ar" SO sc,f-ccutcrcI tina, ihov
resent tn" intrusion Of any stranger
Into this nest Of wasps comes nm
hnmbi" merchant from Boston. ono
lsid"r" solomon. He is a, oncc
given 10 understand that lie is not
wanted in tho town: that there is
no room for him. Tho one cordial
being n" meets Is an aged inventor
the butt IL tn" town jokcrs Tho
TWO unrortunat"s form pnrtncr-
NhiD and Solomon backs up ono OF
IN" inventors schemes. with The, ro
suit that both are made wealthy
I TN" SirUrrl"s Of the pair until THIS
stage is reached from the action or
'h" uiec" and furnish no end az
ldughabi" comedy.
I'm addition 10 George sidney. the
company comprises William n
Turner, willard Dash!cMs. Charles
Soohc!l. Nicholas Burnham. Nora
Sterling. Ann Martin. Katherine
Moore. Charles Newsomc. William
McFadden, Jules Bennctt. Vivian
lIick"s"n. VIII Adams. Harry Cole
man and Pcrc!val Lennon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
n"nuty Show nj Lyric.

Hothw"li Brownies California Beau
tbs. 0ovy Of pretty and talented
SINGING and dancing condolences.
VII! l." among the hig features of
IN" now show which comes 10 7hn
i.yr'r today for the Weekend
Eowhcr" except IN sunny south :
. ern California can he found such
glowing. rloriously healthy cff.r-
v"Sc"n' girls a. thos" sccn I'm Dn,h-
wrH Hr'wn's twentieth century
They are All from California film
colonies and have journ"yed across
the continent with Hrown". pla,Ip,
~ hll - tine principal cities OF the
Mid"i" West and East. From Gus
| tom. every on" has come To exnnc,
| something "rotc and artificial abou,
Il" professional beauty T.rowno..
hathing beauties. however. have
brought into being brand now tyu,.
bth"r features of the new bin T.,
Guide Grace Aver and Brother. who
nr"mis" comedy novelty: william
T.: Cook ana Ethel Roscmorc. In
love - Wireless" the Wilson
BROTHERS Tile Lieutenant ana The
COP ana Sie x co. in All u"
worlds \ Wheel" featuring In
Petite N!"I"t:r Ncw movies aru-
mcnt til" vaudeville attractions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER rs. 1ea2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

, sUBILSIiED every day ia the year at 10 r SCUM
= .@.T4AyLih Street. k!chuond, Va. by Inc ll'hcs-
. llispatCh Publishing Co. Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-06-12
DANCE HALL TO HAVE
A FIRST AID STATION
CloUer Gardens at Grand Gem
trail Palace Open Thursday.

The first public restaurant and dance
hall to advertise as one of its principa!
attractions "a fully equipped first aid
station with professional nurses con-
stantiy in attendance" will open Thurs
day in the Grand Central Palace 1t is to
be known as Glover Gardens and it's
prohpets said yesterday that it will be the
largest establishment of its kind in the
world. The advance literature describes
it as another exclusive attraction for
the inhabitants of the city of New York
and the hosts of out of town visitors
who come into the city every day In
the year"
Despite this narrow exclusiveness
the management hopes that virtually
everybody will attend the opening cere-
monies and continue patronizing the place
forever after. This same advance ltera-
ture outlines the course woman may
take on her way into the restaurant.
She enters the club rooms and from
there into the powder puff room From
here she makes her trimuphal entry
into the peacock lounge" and, after par
alyzing the throng with her powerful
beauty. proceeds to the ballroom proper
(proper used as both adjective and ad-
verb in this instance) and having thus
worked up an appetite. comes to rest in
the, restaurant where food will be placed
before her.
The press agent does not go into detail
concerning the maneuvers Of the iady's
escort. Anyway, the first aid station
will always be available
The New York herald., 1922-06-12
MAILED FIST FAILS
AS REFORM WEAPON
DR.. Norwood Warns Against
Use Of Force in Trying
to Improve World.
WILL ROUSE UGLY TRAITS
London Pastor Pictures God
as Friend of Humanity,
Not King or Despot.

Reformers who try to reform the
world through the power OF the mailed
fist have always failed and Always will.
was the manner in which the Rev.
Frederick w. Norwood worded his last
Sunday morning message to the congre-
yesterday. DR.. Norwood. the exchange
preacher from the City Temple. London.
leaves this week for Washington, and
after a brief visit there will sail for
England on July g. For the last six
Sundays. DIR. Norwood has been taking
the place of DR.. Charles E. Jefferson at
tLs Tabernacle.
The only view of God which men will
be able to worship. after the horror of
the recent war and the subsequent un-
rest and lack of International peace. Is
that of God who Is the friend of hu-
manity and kind rather than omnipotent
and majestic. DIR. Norwood said and told
the congregation that God Is more of the
Father than the King or Supreme Judge
1t Is that idea which will hold mankind
to Him in universal worship. he said.
and not any sort Of picture of a God to
be feared for His swift and terrible ret
ribution.
do not attempt to disparage great
souls and human kindness and goodness
on this EARTH" DR.. Norwood advised.
Acknowledge II wherever you find it,
and rejoice, and above all do not dis
parage any OF the great. souls who did
their good works even before the coming
Of Jesus Christ Give honor for the
worldly kindness done by the everyday
man you know. and in doing that you
a ri q w h hot
kind of Immortality will help to keep
alive the. memory of the man in the
minds of his fellow men. which to-day
is rare thing
"Only few, very few names shine
down through the centuries. These
names and these men are remembered
for what they did rather than what they
were. Columbus is remembered as hav-
ing discovered this great country !:
Shakespeare for writing the works most
of us love. But If it were proved to-
morrow that Columbus never lived. 1t
wouldn't change the world materially.
for we would still have America and II
1t were proved that Bacon ard not
Shakespeare wrote the works attributed
to the latter. itwoud be most regretta-
bic. but we would still go on living Just
the same. These things are not vital.
nor immortal, in the sense of vital inn
mortality.
The personality of Jesus belongs as
much with man to-day as 1t did when
He lived. He is a part OF the present
and the future as we'll as the past. and
among the worlds reformers He is the
most unique. What fools those men
were. who. in crucifying Him. thought
they could cast Him from history for
ever. OF all those at that crucifying
He alone was the most powerful. and
va n yn hat fxxyn
Docs that last fact not prove most con-
clusively that He was the Man for all
mankind n
Never can war Issue ih peace. There
has never been immediate peace after
any war. or as the result of that war.
Was there peace after your war Of the
Revolution? ! was not told so. Or.
after your wars in 1872 or 1866? do
not believe so. and after two years from