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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
David H. Scott Dies
Suddenly at Beach
Prominent Business Man Elk
pires Few Minutes After
Leaving the Surf.

David Fl. Scott. prominent business
man Of Arcadia. Fla. and we'll known
in Richmond. where he was educated
and lived for years. died suddenly at
Virginia Beach yesterday morning.
The body was conveyed to. Norfolk and
then sent to Arcadia for burial.
Mr.. SCOTS death. which was Attrfb-
uted to heart failure, brought a shock
to his friends in Richmond and in
many places in the South. Since the
removal of his home to Florida come
years ago, Mr.. Scott had made It =
rule TO come to Richmond each sum-
Imer for 1t least = week or ten days
with his brothers. friends and bust.
item days ago and decided to remain
lover ana attend the opening days Of
the Baptist encampment at Virginia
Beach. Returning on Friday from =
business trip 70 Washington. he LETT
that afternoon for the beach in COM
Ipany with hts brother. ]. O. Scott. and
hi friend and business partner, g. b.
IWOoddn. He had not seemed In bet
ter health Ia years and was in ma
Spirits.
Early yesterday morning. Mr.. Scott
ana his brother ana M. woodfan went
Into the surf, which al enjoyed great
Ily. They remained only . short time.
mr.. Scott appeared perfectly well when
he returned 10 the bath house. In >
few seconds. however. his heavy
breathing attracted tho attention of
lhis companions, They hurried to his
side barely In tins TO see him expire.
IA physician wa summoned quickly
and everything possible Was done in 4
vain effort 70 revive the stricken man,
who had died without speaking.
t. = r native ~ CAMaA2
IHis parents moved to PowhAtAn coun-
lty. Virginia, when ne Wa very young.
| He was educated II Richmond col
Ilege and for several years travelled for
the Owens 4 Minor Drug company.
, Dave" Scott, bright, courteous and
genial, wa hne salesman and be-
lcame I great favorite with travelling
men and merchants IN his territory.
l. An older brother. Mr., William Scott,
lEan to grow and pack oranGes From
this modest beginning grew the large
packing and shipping business OF
Scott Brothers ct Arcadia. Their
house has become one OF the largest
I'm southern Florida. and their brand.
Peace River. ID recognized As one
|of the best Of Florida oranges
Mr. Scott had important business
interests In Richmond. He was for
several yesrs connected With the
Richmond dairy. In which he retained
LA interest. ana sonae years ago form,
IA I partnership with Mr.. s. b. Wood
ian In the arm Of W0Qdfin and Scott,
Wholesale frutE produces and commits
mon merchants, He Was one 81 the
lleAdine business men Of Arta ana
fArGoly 10 buiidAnk up
That b4Autiful town. Ho wa1
,f exM0rly cashief and mora
lreesntf prSstdsnt Az The Tlrsf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
BUILDS
GREATEST SHIP

Washington, July 1.-THE big
gest battleship In the world u to be
named the '.Massachusetts. This
10 the ship heretofore designated ~
NO. S3", which 10 70 me completed
In about four years.
One Of the secrets in the con-
etruction Of the MassA chusetts Ii
the nature OF the protection which
1t will have against torpedo attack.
II ID recognized that one torpedo
we'll placed Ii apt to put any bat
tleehip out Of commission, but II IL
said that the hull construction Of
the Massachusetts Ia designed 80
that II win be able to stand five or
SIX torpedo shocks and still be In
fighting trim.
The speed Of the new giant Will
be twenty-three knots. She II to
be OF forty-three thousand tons dis
placement. This II m advance Of
about 1900 tons over that OF the
Idaho and the New Mexico. now
the finest ships In the American or
any other navy.
Her length over all viii be ss4
feet, or sixty feet more than the
New Mexico class The beam will BE
106 feet a. compared with the New
Mexico's beam OF 81 feet 4 liz
inches.
The Massachusetts, II to carry the
enormously powerful battery Of
twelve 16-inch guns arranged in
q double tier Of turrets, sixteen six
inch guns and four three-inch anti
aircraft gums. 1t will have two
submerged torpedo tubes and a
radio service Of the most up-to-date
character.
Her crew will number 1.1e9 men
and 81 officers. with q capacity for
an additional emergency force of
$50 men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
President Favors
Daylight Saving

Washington. July t1.-Be6ieving
that the daylixht sevfneu lav should
--.s ua
70 pe1 " ~nenSs
Wilson to-day VETOED the agricultural
appronrsat1on 0fIl carrying q rider re-
,..,,,- -. 49,
GApn - s TOT VtOin1
sne m ne IN = HcsSe returning
tns p.n 90 oe.s tne prsnoens a.
oaaFeo tne Nv ma Worked oun 20 the
.n cAt a0sxo e - nU- 1 sa
~, ,nvsskauon. ne No snon day-
Aann.s. svss..'s s. s.ma -, -
I, - -. -, nr Sv
49, - e 0s la'as' eg ~ =
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
IEW INDICTED For
1ST DEGREE MURDER

Les Angeles. Cal. July i1-An in-
Alctment charges Arst degree murder
80 handed up today by the grsnd jury
a6atnst Harry 8 New. Jr. The pris-
lcnar had already confessed that No
sl1w his sweetheart Frieda Lesser, IN
Eapan9o canyon Z week ago today.
fians had been made Tor preisn-
snsrr heartnr in the case ON Monday.
RrH taAay Distric<. Attorney Thomas
~ Woodwins presented evidences be-
lSrA The grana Jury and asked for An
fnam Sliato indictment New viii be
rrnixned Tuesday morning before
1n6ee Frank H. Willis In Department
N. superior court. 70 plead to the In.
11e&QenG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
ASSAULTED
~ DOLSHEvISf8

Mahonoy City. Pa. July l4.--Rev.
Joseph Rashtutis. rector OF the Litha-
anian Catholic church IT FrAckvilie
ana ST. Clair. was 30 severely injured
today by parishionArs when he sought
to break UP 4 Bolshevist meeting that
he had to be taken to 4 hospital
Father Rashtutis ascendSd the plat
form from which speakers we're
hAranxutng gathering. and protested
against the views being expounded.
He was lifted bodily BY the infu-
rated Liths ana hurled twenty feet
from the platform to the ground. The
case has been referred TO the United
states department. Of justice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
RAYNHAM 10 START
AGAIN TOMORROW

St. Joint ". r.. July lz.-Frederick
RAynham will make = second attempt
OF cross the Atlantic by the air route
tomorrow afternoon, II local con-
ditions are favorable. This was de-
termined today when AL reports con-
cefnin8 the steadiness OF the prevail
ing westerly wind convinced the pilot
that general conditions could not BE-
better. The start Ia the Ch.mera. the
rebuilt NArtyhside biplane, would
have been made today had local con-
ditiona warra nt&d. RAynhaIn and his
navigator. Lieutenant G. n. Biddls.
combe spent the day At the Quidi vidi
fAld tuning up the Chimera for her
expected flight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
IN CONFIDENCE
Ll.tle Talk with virginian READER Ia. s.

Ct course yu have been taking to hear: q tns
have entirely passed And the let fas
huanes mon
he
:
bssr .lwass mind the nsn rhess
ek d What re his e oner Let him thst
loyalty shs busnsss interests Who have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

Advocates OF more reasonable leg
tslation have received great encour-
Axement and support from many
members who Always have been consis-
tent supporter OF prohibition meas
hres and have perfected their plans
fcr q sustained offensive Tho drys
claim, on the ether hand. that they
hAvo tbs voter necessary TO defeat any
enendurnt they may see II to oppose
and declare they viii use this power
hn1nat any important change.
Tne defenders OF light wines and
hser indicated what their frst tacti-
Eal move will be when Representative
I.OnCworth. OF Ohio. obtained assur-
49, from the chair that motion 70
strike cut all Of title ono. that part Of
he mi dealing with wartime prohi-
Nltjon. Will Be In order when the msAs-
10 = taken uD Monday.
On this vote Will como tho hrss
k01ual test Of the relative strength OF
70 bone airy and the combined vets
Ths ~ Aay Of general AeAats waa
nrEeA ~ the most bitter attAeks yes
SnoeA aaninst the bill. Representa-
~ kahn. Or California, said the lag
k1a<ion a. now proposed SIN my judg-
Ieut VIII cause constant violations of
V law"
n heated clash betwoan Mp. Kahn
Representative RAkss. Also OF
r. Norma, was provoked By the form
.aRT assertion that not member Of
Eshx house rose 20 deny the accuracy
III statement by Uncle Joe" Can
I'm In December that while tney no
d6n9sr sell liquor in the capital ~
they used to do. II 10 quite ~ easy to
eat liouor OF any kind in the capital
- " avaV WAC
~. RAker ross to interrupt the
Snsaker. for the purpose Of dsnying
tke assertion. Mr.. Kahn declined Ia
Yield. But Mr.. Raker was infant "a
kayfnr his say. Charging that his col
learue was violating the rules. Mr..
Kahn appealed to the chair for pro.
lection in his rights
Mr. Raker Was sharply admonfshc|l
~ Representative Good. OF Iowa, N
- chair. to observe the rules. Hs
ehen Attempted "a gain the moor oy
nsakinr ! point Of order. Tho point Of
oxaw was overruled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
HANOVER cnA|sT|Au TO.
Gall NEW PASTOR TO-DAY

Rev. j. b. Hunley. Of KAnsAs City,
viii today be recommended by tho
special committee appointed to select
a pastor for Hanover Avenue Chris
tian church. to succeed Dr. George w.
kemper. who resigned several weeks
ago to accept = church in Memphis.
Tenn. The Rev. Mr., Hunley has re-
Gently returned from overseas,
where he was chaplain In one Of the
Kansas regiments. He IL = native Of
Mathews county. Va. but had been
In the Missouri city sometime prior
to his entrance In the army
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

Washington July 1.-THE house today cleared the decks
Tor action on the Voead prohibition enforcement bill Gen.
oral debate has extended the greater part OF four
days concluded and premnares cleared incident
% the reading of the measure for amendment.
The battle royal will be Immediately the bill s taken
No Monday after the presidential vetoes Of the agricultural
sundr civil appropriation measures are disposed Of The
vets and liberals are determined to eliminate at least mod
ify manv of the more drastic provisions Of the bill
The bone dry forces equally determined to resist all
afRox mil tho teeth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
Statesman from New Mexico to End ~
vor to Enlighten Foreign Rels|
Committee at Meeting Tomorr) -
May Propose Resolution Striking from tn
All References to the League Of Nation. y y
Substitute the Words international Joint fS1
mission. sss'
LANSING is PLEASED, BUT NOT sgas
OVERLY COMPLACENT, HE SAYS

Paris July 1T home
treaty all
nns Interests But resadnx the background and
methods carries with overthro~ins a.
nenoos
e - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

Washington, July 1.-THE task of unscranbEnt tnsE
league OF nations covenant from the peace treaty will 50
Senator FALL of New Mexico, of the Republican
OF the foreign relations committee announced today @
Senator Fall has been making an analytical studv " 4
treaty for the guidance of the other Republican sestor &
the committee His conclusion to the possibility Of serN
ing the league from the treaty based upon careful
the important treaty provisions. - - ssssss;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

CpnstAntinople. July l3.-E nver
Pasha. former minister OF war; DIE.
NAL PashA. former minister OF naval
ahairs and later food controller and
Talaat Bey. former minister Of the
interior. were condemned to death to-
day By court-martial. david Bey.
former minister Of nnance and the
6heik. N Islam. were sentenced to NJ
team years imprisonment At hard
labor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

When the committee meets i p s.
MONDAY TO BEGIN cons1dorAtton ~ r.
treaty, It y expected that oena1br MI
wtH submit : report shewlne kow u
uascrar bling procses nay Y
This rsport .tAsl -. I, % ~ q - Y
- BY the ANTI n. ~ m % a Fl 11s
discussion ot I'M tkhpls ~ II -
tne league covenA6t - 10 ~ AtfaGlt< 4
. senator Fan declared st4St III
study OF the treaty convine m "a
that instead Of the to fni1krsaik
being inextficably iutertwan96 HTs17 \
president said they would 81. alho n
ncuity has been to intsrtptne III S p
The senator said: u An
The president told ~ he
- 20 Il that the loa9uo c0vsAa - III
20 fntertwined with the treaty. m ~
would BE- impossible for tAe s6rSf
seperate them. I ana that i1otlK " y
doang this the peace confere1oe f
nAd = hard time bringing the 90 r u
struments together. The e6ost Y
maze tnem inextrfcable has b4ei I y
Il lAined tnaf Y has not succee641. 111
visions in which enforcement ~ {TSsI
treaty terms 10 left not to tha ~ VI
ont 70 commissions, ana the iS,61SsSez2
in which the league = called undH y
eutorce any OF the terms are liz y,
cspta0n ratha1 than the rsala 81. NJ II
NOT only posalblo for the c0,,S1 Hff1f
20 treae them separately. but III ~
hcuity viii be 20 treat them to1l1f,s H.
senator Fan pointsd out . N7IuIii1 1i11I;|
q speciiie cases IN which cou,Ai
@ % formed By the prtne4pkf m
Ano~A ssociated poMAna rathAs tAaS
~. ~ Is. are % carry ont the tbeit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
A. RuraesAn q HEELS.

Cleveland. O.. July l3.---A telegraphic
sppeal was sent late today by Mayor
Davis 10 Postmaster Durleson that ~
1akA tiame4 aAte steps 70 bring About
q. ed5sSt 1nank AZ thu etstks Aeee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
ALLIED SHIPS TO
/ MAINTAIN ORDER
At fATED F|UME
Diplomatic Relations Be-
: tween France and Italy
Strained. !.
COUNTER CHARGES
Say Frenchanen Virtually
+! Massacred; Italians Say
Poilus Yell /" q o w n
With Italy"
COUNTER CHARGES

Paris. July LIT IL believed that
the moral effect OF the presence OF al
lied warsh!ps at Fiume will be suf-
ncient TO maintain order and render
unnecessary An actual interference to
suppress possible trouble.
The situation Is so delicate that
the commanders Of the ships would
consult the big Ave" before taking
any definite action against the mall
contents should drastic action seom
to be called for. 1t In certain that
and italy are seriously strained since
the recent hare up. Italians here
charge that the French poilus marched
through the streets Of Fiume yelling
down with Italy"
The situation throughout italy. N
fact, 10 very precArious and II is
thought that the dispatch OF allied
warships to the eastern coast Of the
Adriatic may operate to relieve the
tension. Latest reports tell Of the con-
t.nuation OF food riots in Rome and
other cfties. despite the wholesale ar
rests ana the 50 per cent drop In food
prices.
Travellers arriving from italy re-
per that Frenchmen In Fiume were
virtually massacred by Italians.
OFFICIALS here understand that the
situation Ia extremely grave.
London. July 13-"rhe Italian peace
delegates IN Paris are talking loudly
and clearly upholding Italy's rights"
Foreign Minister Tittoni : assured the
Italian chamber Of deputies today. ac-
cording to dispatch from Rome.
Signor Tittoni urged calmness and
predicted that . solution would be
reached by next week. He also urged
patience With regard 70 the situation
IN Asia Mtnor psnding . decision By
President v1iisss-
Italfan troops hHve recenyly be~i
concentrated In Asia Minor without 1
naAndAte from thu peace conference
Greek troops were sent there Il
restore order In response to such .
mandate, but the Italians are report
ed to have been taking aides with the
Turks against the Greeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
R-3i IS EXPECTED
HOME EARLY TODAY
With Minor Damages Big Di-
rigibls Makes Trip in Less
Than Three Days.
FIRST ARMY DIRIGIBLE.
American "A Passes Over
Washington On Way to
Langley I3al4 hsre Aerial
Activities 1lge.
FIRST ARMY DIRIGIBLE.

Iondoa. July 1s.-Th4 greae 1sesish
trans-AtlaptiG Aisr. R-s4 p.ssed oves
cfifden, irSE1S51 n her hctnesArd
voyage At $40 this evening. Green
wick time t4:lo r. II. New York
time), having made the Atlantic
crossing in Just two dayA sixteen hours
and fourteen minutes after leaving
Mineoia-
A disabled engine and adverse
weather conditions has forced tho
tirigible to proceed at reduced speed.
since three o'clock this afternoon
when she vas reported about 800
miles west OF Clifden. her apeed has
been approximately forty miles an
hour and this speed In likely to be re-
duced tonight by reason OF the thick
fog prevailing over the course she
must follow to reach the PIX Pulham
airdrome. in Norfolk. about loo
miles northeast of London.
For several hours after leaving
Mineola. the RIA averaged forty-hve
miles an hour and later ran UP to An
average Of sixty miles an hour.
At one time, aided by following
winds, she made ninety miles In one
hour. After the disabling Of tho en-
CINE, which is believed to be the
same one which gave trouhle on the
westbound trip until the water Jacket
had been patched with chewing gum.
the speed gradually fell OF and dur
lag the forenoon today her average
waA about forty miles. The same
average was maintained In the
afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

Washington. July 1.-THE nrst
army dirigtble-the A-4-passed over
the capital today snroute to Langley
neld. Virginia. from Akron. Ohio. The
big blimp circled over the White
House. then descended gracefully to
Boiling feld from where she later re-
newed her journey to Virginia. The
airehip left Akron INST night and soon
entered denss fog. Steering vas
done entirely b. compass over the
course ~ planned.
The arrival Of the A a. Langley
ield will mark the heginning Of the
Fighter than air" activities at that
station. A largehangsr hos heen pre-
pared for the reception Of the craft
While the A. Il IN the baby class
when compared with the R-sl. the
BritIsh transatlantic blimp. she
nevertheless marks the start Of the
army's experiments on large scale
with lighter than air machines. The
A y 1s3 feet long. 80 feet wtde and
~ feet high. The volume Of the en-
veiop u $1,000 cubit feet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
DECKS CLEARED FOR
ENFORCEMENT BILL
Volstead Measure to Be Taken Up
Monday, afterthe Presidential Vetoes
Have Been Disposed Of, and Battle
Royal Is Expected.

Bone-Dry Forces Are Prepared to Resist Every
Effort to Eliminate or Modify the Provisions
Of the Bill, While Vets Line Up for Every
Move Known to the Opponents Of Prohibition
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-21
CALLED HER FAMILY
TO HER BEDSIDE
Six Years Ago, Thinking She Might Die Says Texas Lady, But Now
She Is WE'LL Strong Woman and Praises Cardui For
Her Recovery

Royse City, Tez--sirs. Mary Kii.
man. Of this place. says; after the
birth Of my little girl. my side com.
menced to hurt me. had TO 90 back
&c bed We called the doctor We
treated me. but I 60. no better, ]
got worse and worse until the misery
was unbearable- i was Ga bed fos
three months aud suffered such agoay
that was just drawn up IL q knot.
told my husband 81 he would set
me a bottle OF Cardui I would tiy it,.
I commenced taking Il, however. that
evening I called my family about
me-. for ! knew could not last
man. days unless I had = chaHge i9E
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-21

The bltter. That was six years ego
and am stnl here and am a well,
strong woman. and owe my life to
cariaL had only taken half the
bottle whom began to feel better.
The misery ia my eide Eot less. .. Z
continued right On taking the CarduI
until ! had taken three bottles and I
did not need any nore for was we'll
and never feit better in my life. y. I
have never had any trouble from that
day 70 this"
DO you suffer from headache. back.
ache palms in sides. or other diseora.
forts, each month"; Or do you feel
weak, nervous and fasged-outq II go.
giye cardui, the vomans tonic.
trial. IN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-21

Inrtnn hukWe offices are fHHi Doe
ina lonlefei ot their wamrn employee
so SIS 90 mako room Cor rctuuinF COLE
dicfs.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-21
us. TROOPS CONTINUE
BANDIT HUNT:
STILL ON TRAIl

tCMfnnsa nmirr uno
10. anUN nn w bash m n.
HUlIfinH hH tm.I..H
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-08

work and away from the noise and
Gust Of trains and business traffic
O. The site would cost nothing, and
the foundation could be made on pill
ing or concrete as cheaply as else
where.
B. 1t is not advisable to locate such
q building much nearer the noise OF
the railroad, and ct the present time
Lake Morton is not very far from the
center of population of the city and
will doubtless grow more central in
time.
4. It could easily be made source
OF entertainment and appealing beau
ty for our tourists as well as a great
utility for our permanent residents
5. Band concerts held there IN the
evening could be enjoyed from the
seats in the parkway around the lake
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-08

Those who are taught to be polite
only before company are not apt to
be truly courteous. Some parents
ought to train themselves instead Of
training their children"
ooh, of course, we must be in earn
est" said Helen. I'D like to say to
every young mother: Begin early and
keep in view the qualities you want
your children to have, and they will
surely have them. Begin before they
know that the world contains opinions
different from yours. Get ahead OF
the enemy that sows the tares. Your
tiny trees will be all right II you look
after them in season. There's moth.
ing hard in bending or Strengthening
a tree while it is little. If you keep
it straight afterward and see that it
stays straight, that is all that is nee
essary; it will almost certainly grow
up as you started it,"
Keep the children in sight, indeed"
said I, who see all sorts of children in
my school why, Helen, then the
mothers could not go off on their own
good times Children nowadays grow
up as they happen to. Most mothers
would not listen to you.
Some of them might" said Helen.
Help to reach all the parents OF
the country by cutting this out and
passing it on to friend.