Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 304, 6 October 1919 — Page 14

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PAGE FOURTEEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND- SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, OCT. 6, 1919.

WILSON WRECKS LAW, STABILITY, SAYS SEN. JONES

Washington Republican Says President's Tactics Embody

' Spirit of Armed Mob. (By Associated Ptbb)

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6. Senator Jones, Republican, o Washington, declared In an address In the senate Fri

day that President Wilson, by word and deed, has done more to undermine orderly, peaceful representative gov

ernment than any other human

agency." -

The President's action, "in attempt

ing to coerce" a coordinate legislative branch of the government to do his

will regardless of Its own judgment

and conviction of duty. Senator Jones said, was "a more dangerous assault upon democracy and the Integrity of this republic than any armed attack could he." . "It embodies the spirit of the mob and justifies lawlessness," he charged. Senator Jonee said he did not question the President's sincerity, and however much he might condemn his . methods. It would not Influence his decision in voting on the treaty. " In studying It. he told the senate he had Bought to find reasons to justify his Hippo rt rather than to sustain a vote against it. The main controversy over ; the treaty, Senator Jones declared, was the covenant for a league of nations, "which will not be rejected, but so ratified that the vital Interests' of the "United States will be protected and Its independence and sovereignty preserved." To Blame for Delay. imi & .1 1 3 X

1 ne league cuveiuuii rsiiuuiu iiui uo

in the treaty," he said. "Months ago the treaty with Germany should have ieen made and ratified. - Who Is to

blame for the delay? No one but the

President. He and he alone Insisted

isnon the two things being put to

gether."

If the world's heart is broken, he will break It. If the world's hope of

peace shall die, he win bill it."

Senator Jones Insisted that Amer

ican repqesenitativesin the council and assembly of the league should be

eventually elected -by the people.

"The president tells the people the

world wiU sink Into chaos if the United Statesvdoes not enter the league of nations," Senator Jones said. "The

danger to the covenant today comes

from the president himself. He insists that the covenant must be ac-

' icepted by the senate exactly as he has sent It to us. "I know and his friends know and he ought to know that if reservations

are not adopted the covenant will be

rejected in its entirety. If the treaty is not satified and the United States fails to enter the league of nations.

woodTOwWilson .alone will prevent it.

EUis Fairly Elected,

Holds Anderson Judge ANDERSON, Ind., Oct. 6. In the

circuit court today Judge Ormneld rendered a decision holding that Willis S. Ellis, Democrat was elected judge of the superior court at the November election in 1918.

The election was contested by Lewis

Klmberlin, Republican. The court further found that election ballots were tampered with after being returned to the county clerk by election boards.

Dolls are Family Heirlooms in Japan Philadelphia Inquirer When a daughter is born In the home of a Japanese family a pair of Images, called hina, are purchased for her, and with these dolls she plays till she Is grown to an old age when It is not considered necessary for her to play with dolls any longer. When she Is married these doffs are carried with her to her husband's house and are religiously saved so that her

own daughter may have them after

ward and add to the collection as she grows up.

These dons are made of carved wood

or enameled clay and are made In the image of the mikado and his wife or

some of the nobles of the province.

The greatest day for the little boys

is the fifth day In the fifth month. This

Is the feaBt of flags. Previous to this day there are great displays if Images of heroes, warriors, commanders, gen

erals, famous wrestlers, etc.

A set of these toys is bought for

every boy born Into a Japanese fam

ily, and with the little girl's collection

the Japanese children have a curious

collection of images that bring to their

minds the stories of the heroes of the ancient Japan.

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TheVhalrs from the snout of the wal

rus &tp collected i by the natives of

Alaska.

Human eyelashes are said to exist

on the marble statute, the Sleeping

Ariadne, one" of the gems of the vatt can. which was found In 1503.

Briefs

SPECIAL NOTICE

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When U. M. Weaver, of Altoona, Pa. began to dismantle his shooting gallery at Lakemont Park he found that 480 cigars of various grades and brands which had been surreptitiously removed from his stock were stored in a squirrel's nest.

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