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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
PIERRE LENO|R DIES DEATH
OF TRA| TOR TO FRANCE
Firing Squad Ends Mortal Existcncc
OF Man Found Guilty OF &c.
traying His Country.
RECEIVED FORTUNE FOR CRIME
Participated In Purchase OF Paris
Newspaper With German Money in
BcrIin's Campaign to Sway Scnti.
mont Of French People.
IBy Associated Prcss.1

PARIS. Oct. 24.-Picrre Lenoir. con.
H ,s,,isn on charge Of having held in-
morning. '"''
time. suffering from paralysis Of i bo"6
leEs. had to b. carried 10 inc n,y.n
Of Of. e * us attorney. NJ. Moi.ne.
examined mentally and physically.
Third to Die for Treason.
Pierre Lcnoi was the third person
10 be executed on charges arising out
to eon rsmpts maaI ny German agents
France in 1915 and 1916. The others
VINO, VINO met death as result Of rcvels.
nasha. executed April II, 1915, and 81
pural. who faced the firing squad July
-. 1918 Both were directors OF the
p5e r. newspaper. Bonnet
,od Lenoiri who as young man. had
the arrest OF Senator lIumbcrt owner
OF the Paris Journal. was followed hv
alleged 10 have acted as agents Of tho
Gcrmans in buying the newspaper from
NJ. Humbcrt
II was shown carly In the investira
tion that I~no:r had paid NJ. Humbert
large sums or money which he had re-
cceiyed from Germans and that Lenoir
S2Oo.0ou for his work. The money han
died by Lenoir came into France by tn.
way OF switzerland, German aYelIS
named Schocllcr acting for Germany
In that country.
Desperate Efforts TO Save Him.
Lenotr was doomed to death on May
). 1919. and desperate but futile effort:
were made 10 gain Communication OF
ms sentence l-cnor was removed 20
Santc rrisop after what appeared -
be MS last chance for life had vanished
put on September 10 last. when the
nrinE squad was In position and ali
preparations for his execution had
necn made. his HE was spared for
umc in most dramatic manner
His attorney asserted that Lenolr
could give evidence wanted in the case
OF Joseph Caiilaux. who was yesterday
brought before the high court OF thu
french Senate on charge Of conspIr.
Ing 10 bring abou, premature and
dishonorablc peace with Germany.
l~cno!i was given a searching exam
nation BY Judicial authorities but sub
seaucniiy II Was announced that moth
ing ne had laid before the official,
would justly mitigation OF the SEN
tence OF death passed upon him. An
appeal 20 the court OF revision was re-
iectcd October 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
A Daily Once Over
Meek in Omcc; Mad in Home

Old man. why srumblc so much at home?
You know you arc considered quite amiabc
sort of fellow at the office, but AS soon the
home door closes with you inside. you
changed
At place of employment il things go
wrong you pass them lightly and look
at them something to be expected, but home
once more you rant and tear about things that
happen III The house ii they not just what
you
Your wife might complain with reason
about things do that she does ike
and she. TOO, has veXatious experience during
each day. but she tries control herself.
Did you expect when you married that your
wife 20 be angel OF perfection in every
thing?
We'll, she had as good right to think you
nearly perfect, and she has had plenty
of opportunity TO change her mind
Overlook the little annoynnccS and cheer the
homcfolk up bit when you breeze in at night
how much more enthusiastic will be
your welcome the home circle after the day
is donc.--tCoDyrght 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
MAJORITY OF lNTERNED
ALIENS WILL BE DEPORTED
Government Pinns TO Send Them and
Their Dependents to Their
Own Countries.

WASHINGTON Oct. 2I-Plans OF
inc government to deport a majority
OF the enemy aliens still in custody
with their dependents. were disclosed
today in letter written IS Attorney
General Palmer to Chairman Colt OF
the Senate immigration COMMITTEES
urging carly action on the House bill
cmpowrnG the Secretary OF Labor
TO rcpatriatc enemy aliens and aliens
fed statutes.
Three hundred alsn enemies. ap-
pToXimatcly. are now !nterncd in the
Fort Oslcthor3e. Ga. and For, Douglas.
Utah" MIR. Palmer wrote ''Whiic a
few OF these men may. perhaps, be re-
iea""d upon the ratification OF the
peac" treaty. the records concerning
Il majority OF those now informed indi-
Gates that they should be repatrlated.
Win their dependents. TO their native
countries"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
TO ENLARGE WAREHOUSES;
DanNlllc's Facilities for Tobacco Hand
iinS 10 lie Greatly Increased
for Next Scnson.

Special to TIE Times Dispatch.
DANNlLLE. VA. Oct. 24.-Announcc-
mcnt is made of the prospective for
midd BILE enlarGcn cnl OF the Danvillc
tobacco market next season and the
operation next year OF quadruplc sales
this step being decided upon by the
stockholders Of The Danvillc Warehouse
Company. which controls four of the
SIX local auction houses.
Every warehouse operated by this
company viii be substantially en-
larGed, the plan being 10 acquire All
vacant lots adjoining them and to build
additions on them. In the case Of
Hollands and Exchange. which adjoin
ono another. the Two houses will be
converted into one vast auction floor,
which will be the largest Of tho State
In point of view Of floor space.
The decision has been arrived at by
reason OF the fact that the local mart
in drawing tobacco from territories
hitherto untouched. and the warehouse
men believe that tho time has come
TO materially expand in order to guard
against tobacco Sluts such as are being
experienced hero at the present time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
STRICKEN NATIONS
NEED LONG-TERM CREDIT
International Trade Conference Hears
Financial Problems Of Former
Allies.
WOULD STABILIZE EXCHANGE
Italian Representative Urges Modcra-
ton OF Speculation Through Inter-
Allied Undcrstandings-Au Seek
Americas Monetary Aid.
tBy.Associatcd prc.s. 4

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Oct. "a
M sk@hamsn Of speculation in foreign
standings was recommended to the in
.ermational trade conference this aftcr-
representative in tho United states OF
the Italian treasury who spoke on the
'inr rhc problems OF this country.
which for five days has been consider
Ing, ing the financial ad industrial prob
me thods by. which tho United states
might AID them, entered its final stag .
Is Problem Of Financing.
virtually. every problem consider,d
by the conference has been closely as
sociated with, IL not altogether de-
the war-stricken countries. Delegates
o, or Franco. Italy and BclE!um-Ens-
business men to provide special credit
arrangements during the period Of re-
construction.
The STERILIZATION of foreign exchange.
rdcd by foreign business men At
dinlssult problems Confronting Them. de.
De taken by American business men on
the question OF extending foreign
Urge" Use OF Private Credit.
trade upon private, rather than govern.
m MEET credi. was urged by norman
paNiS. New York banker. the first
sad. IS based on credit and credit Will
only be restored when private init:a-
1--WE and efficiency have been restored
ana inc principal governments arc dis
posed 70 CO. operate in the maintenance
incrcc."
Baron du Mara:s. reviewing the fin
ancial needs of France. declared that
, tn b aaHance en- by France OF funds
Eastated regions makes 1t necessary
Tor her to secure American credit to
Day Tor merchandise which she Shout i
obtain in return for exports under nor
NAL conditions.
Would Float French Security.
To. issue French security on tho
American market" he said would be
the best method OF providing France
WITH the means OF payment she needs.
These securities could he issued either
straight TO the public or through the
;hat could Issue their own bonds
aS foreign securities which they
advised against artificial remedies. such
as the creation OF an international
currency which has been suggested rs
enc means OF attempting TO stabilize
Professor Jsnssen. discussing the
financial condition OF Belgium said
that since the armis,ice Belgium has
contracted an eXisrna! debt OF $780,
100000 with which It's allies will be
pad out OF the first German repara-
ton payments.
The unpaid debt OF prc.war expenses
and tGrced var contributions viii re-
which mus, be covered by leans Of
been raised, WHAT seiEsun, must Nave e
IN inc iuturc. he explained. is long
wears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
CALL FOR PRICE TRIMMING
Chairman Of Dnnvilie's Fair Price
Committee Stnrts Merchants Sur
reyinS Stocks md PROFITS.

DANEILLE. VA, Oct oi.-JuiiAn
Meade, chairman Of tho fair price fixing
committee OF Danvillc. last night told
an assembly Of seventy retail mer-
chants called together for the purpose
Of discussing more fully the work TO
be accomplished here that IL know
personally that you can charge less
for certain goods and stu make
profit
While the speeches OF the merchants
reflected a vein OF resentment against
tho governments decision to probe the
pr Sfnssiona men ali sho1ed a Wii,inS
ness TO cooperate and to show their
books TO the investigators. They adopt
ed resolution. tho effect OF which Is
that they pledge themselves 10 survey
their stocks and To sec II cuts cannot
be made, still leaving a fair margin
Of profit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
he EApcctnnt Mothers Teeth


The cNpcctant mother whose teeth arc kept
III good condition Is usually able to noursh her
offspring.
The presence OF carious dccayed teeth In
thc mouth renders the young mother suscep-
tiblc to septic infection tchdbcd fevcr) after
the birth Of the baby.
Infected gums or diseased teeth impair the
mothers digestion and sccondarily the nutri-
tiop Of the unborn baby.
FINALLY: the neglect of oral scpsis in prog
nancy often causes prolonged delay i'm the
mothers return TO normal health or strength
after stormy lying in.
we. stil have encumherinS tho earth a num-
bcr OF industrious gossips, some of them doctors
ana dentists. ] regret to say, who harbor tho
danscrous dclusion that It is unsafe unwise
Tor an cNpectant mother to have necessary den
tai treatment. This sad mistake has caused a
great deal of misery and unhappiness in the
No intelligent expectant mother should hesi-
IatS or POSTPONE submitting TO any necessary
ncntal operation at time the need may
arise No compctent dentist will fear TO give
necessary dental treatment. Andpno worth
While physician permits his judgment to be
warped in this matter by the supcrstitious fam
ces and outright lies of ignorant people. The
mother-to be has far more fear from neg.
lect or her teeth than has ever happened 10
such one whose teeth were properly treated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
A Daily Once-Over
Holding On, Coin on Your Wife /.

Young married man. are YOU dcccivins your
vile as to Inc amount of money YOU earn?
J GU are dolnE mis- so that you may have more
money TO Sratliy your desires; ana YOU do no,
wish her to know what You needlessly spend
some day she Is going TO learn the truth a bout
your income. and then do you think she can
ever have the same degree OF confidence in you
tAtt she has at present?
Always there will be suspicion, unjust. per
nan . Dut sHspicion nevertheless as to the
You would feel the same If she deceived YOU
in like manner. -
none INTO cktravasances instead OF into
SAVING lund or 10 provide better home
the future she Will lose a big incentive TO save
she viii be justified in feeling that II Won
ca spend SO much in luxuries for yourself
she can DO likewise for her pleasure and
shc VII have right 10 be more liberal with
&c on the square with your wife and she
VII be on the square with you--CCopyright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
TEXTILE MEN MEET
Opportunities for DeNeiopme Mt Of Trade
Arc Biscnsscd by Noted
Speakers.
Try Associated Press.

CHARLOTTE, y. c, Oct. at.-More
than 200 delegates arc attending the
annual meeting of the Southern Tex
tile Association being held here today.
Tho convention was called to order By
David Clark. chairman OF the local
committee at 10 o'clock. and welcome
addresses were made by representa-
tivcs OF the Rotary and KiWan's Clubs.
these being responded TO by a. b. Car
tor. of Grcenv.,ie. s. Z. The only set
address OF the morning was delivered
by j. H. Woodside. of Greenville, S. c..
on South American Opportunities"
President r.. Gordon Cobb. OF Lancas-
ter, 5. c.. presented the annual report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
would Depor, An.rchr.t..

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-Onc OF the
Philippine Islands would be an an
archist's penal colony. TO which per-
sons convicted of attempting to over
throw the government would BIO de-
ported under bill introduced today
BY Senator Mcclellan. Democrat. Ten
nessee. member Of the Senate conf
mittec investigating the steel strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

a, Luray Mrs D!annah Doyal recently
celebrated her huudrecih birthday. AS she
was married u fifteen and has been the
mother OF eleven children, six OF whom are
living. and Is ysi Efficient il household work,
her history seems to upset the theory that
early maternity and family cares sap the
vitality OF women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Accept Parcel. to Austria.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-Announcc-
ment was made today by the Post
be accepted for Austria UP to a weight
Of eleven pounds at the postage rate
OF ~ cents pound or fraction. Post
been instructed to send parcels for
Austria TO New York for shipment on
steamers sailing direct for Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
VIII, Dock nj Newport News.

NEW YORK, Oct. "+.-The Lamport
e. Holt liner Nasari. from Bucnos
Aires TO Rio Janciro with 800 passcn-
gers. due here Monday. has been or
dcrcd by wireless TO put into Newport
News. whence the passengers Will be
brought to New York by train. The
steamship company's decision resulted
from the longshorcmcn's strike In New
York harbor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
War Craft Is Moving

FIUME. Oct. PA lively movement
Of allied warcraft stationed in Adriatic
ports is in progress. The United
States torpedo boat Foote, which has
to Spalato. and left this evening for
that Dalmatian port Similr move
ments OF British and French war craft
arc occurring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Another Failure to Function

w HATEVER line cause, whether there be
w an actual shortage, which no one but
me most cIedulous believes; whether the
supply has been gobbed up by proGteers who
are holding il for the advanced prices that
ere sure 10 come, which is the more plausible
theory; whether the individual hoarders
a:e responsible, the fact remains that this
coUHtr! again is on sugar ratons. and now,
year after the close Of the war, when that
oss been removed as the al-coverng excuse
conditions are rapidly approaching those o.
isz! famine Here in Richmond. and pre-
slneo!E i Is in 10 wise different from other
communities householders are securing the
city to- sugar with poor success, at least
t*o cana: ana syrup manufacturing plants
have been compelled 10 suspend operations
.7;h !esui;sn: Unemployment and hardship
- the.- employees. no relief is in sight and
! y freely predicted .he, the price of sugar
U the consumer will reach Is or 20 cents
before *iater mas fairly set in
!, l. folly 70 charge the sugar famine TO
ne incEesEed use ri sof, drinks or TO the
ihoH!cuei hca!ders. There Is an abundant
SHppif u y c1n ne forced 20 the market and
rs egua! distribution effected This is
nUtE of the government through its Sugar
kqnsAzalon board. and good many mil
Mons Ut americans wondering why in
TINS respect. the government has failed TO
junction, Their wonderment is the more
natnra! when IL IL learned tina. the Cuban
sugar crop has not sc, been marketed for
December delivery. that beet sugar growers
are holding back their output for the crest
OIL 'he inevitable higher market. and that
sugar companies everywhere are cutting IN
JUICY dividend melons. MEANWHILE anxious
nouseho!derk scur-y about from shop 10 shop
"esgihg 'or pound or two OF sugar only
10 DC told that there is none on hand
me goyernmen, has all the authority
,,s' IL necessary and all the machinery for
me rcilci OF the situation. II It. cannot
reach and force the hands Of the proftecrjny
producers who are fattening their bank ac-
counts on 10 per cent dividends, congratu-
iahng themselves prospective bumper
crops, and boarding ,hcir present supplies
10 VA" c"pectcn increase In prices, then in
the matter Of food regulation +, ,oug, con.
less i'seli Eorry failure. and il ia the
increasing number Of such taiIurca to func-
/ ton Tor their relief that IL exhaugtinr m.
patience OF patient people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
VIII Vote on strike.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-PrintinE
pressmen. feeders. paper handlers and
binders in the strike and lock out in
the printing trade here will vote to-
morrow on proposed settlement OF
the dispute which has threatened to
drive periodical publications out of
New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

estate will be worse than their first, from
which thcy have slowly emerged by reason
of their appeal to the public sense OF fair
ness, supported by intelligent lawful effort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
hungarian. Make Reply.

PARIS, Oct. 24.--Bulgaria's reply to
the peace terms OF TIE allied and as
ISOLATED powers was handed to Sec
rotary Dutasta, Of the peace confer
cnce this morning. The time limit
for the presentation Of tho reply OK
PRED today. The supreme council will
meet tomorrow and take cogn!zancc
of the reply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Let's Wear old Clothes,

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sir-Nouc!ng from your paper yesterday that
move has been started In large office in
E a not to buy any new clothes until the
price ,dr9oped ana 10 Wear old clothes. do you
not think society like this would help the
Richmond people? Let editorial in your
paper tomorrow gardinG this and let's cut
me nigh cost OF clothes dowa a sensible
inquire Yours for the old clothes
\. j. DAVIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

Ncrmin.-plcase tell me how to remove YER
min. also nitS, from. tho hair. Oh RI
AnSwer.--Wash the hair with equal parts Of
yInesa: and kerosene and apply a bathing cap
or towc! TO cover the hair for three or four
hours Then shampoo. Repeat this every al
ternate day as long any nits arc found. BY
craving strands OF hair through cloth wet
win hot vinegar The n!ts may be rcmoxcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Either Nav

can Joe proposed to, her last night
And she accepted you: You're \ luckv
dog"
Nope she hcsitatcd long enough for me TO
change the subject and set away"
We'll. YOU ARE Il lucky dog"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

The Charlotte. y. c.. municipal recall
election, in which the issue was the stand
and conduct OF the administration ana tho
police department in the vigorous measures
anoptco 10 overcome violence growing out
o. me recent street car strike. in which scv-
eral strike sympathizors were killed berora
order was restored resulted in victory for
the administration by an Overwhelming
majority. The result in Charlotte is ono
more example OF the certainty that American
voters will always stand firmly back OF nub
TIC oinciais who have the courage TO uphold
inc la" under any and all circumstances
when It's supremacy is challenged The
American people arc getting sore on strike
violence. and unless the organizat lions which
support strikes where this method Is resortcd
10. In the effort to win them take the hint
end bring about a reaction from the ten
dcncy. they soon will find themselves losing
en sympathy OF the public, and their last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER

North Dakota begins TO discover already
that banks on the cooperative plan pres
entity fail TO be operative except as absorb
ents OF the available assets OF those enthu-
siastic citizens VINO fail TO get out while
the getting i good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

The ce.emo1: OF exchanging the rs,idca
,ion documents between France, Great
Britain and Italy has been Indefinitely post
poned. The more reason ~hy the United
States should hasten action on the docu
,nent. These countries are unwilling TO take
advantage .: American iagc,ion to secure
trade advantages mat would pe opened up to
them Immediately upon the exchange Of
rsudcat!c-s putting TIE treaty into effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

y Reader OF this here place writes us re-
qucstins our honest opinion of the worlds in
dustrial situation with the fatterinE injection:
i would like to know something OF your Sc -ious
opinions"
It's like a fellah once asked us TO lend him
ten. We thanked him for the compliment ius,
the same.
Anyhow II yuh want TO know what we think
II TINS: The world is weary OF struggle for
Money Power and Position. There's been such
A sorry mess made OF everything from tho
declaration OF War Serbia to D'Annun.io's
ramaNc seizure OF Fume. that the ordinary
man is inciincd to make faces at the pretended
wisdom OF the Great People who worshipcd
statesmen and honored Diplomacy have dis
covered that Big Guns make mistakes just like
once Boys only it's harder to fire EN- AMI
Tor h'e or ten years or so it's going to be hard
to set the proletariat 20 humble himself before
the Mighty.
it'n be Alright alright after Will. bu,
during that while the fellow who's ALWAYS been
afraid OF losing his job amt going TO care
continental boot about anything much excont
taxing rest and letting the Big Gun worry
himself back to stability.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

Gary has been the CHIEF center for ov.,,
ked activity 10 paraiyze the arm Of Tho law
since inc calling Of The steel strikc bu, when
,hcie sans military forces took charge OF
we SITUATION they soon cleaned gu, the Reds
ana restored respect for The law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

II looks a: II some OF the delegate. 10 the
labor and capital meeting az Warrington
went under the impression that conference
Is an ahair TO be conductes with brasa
knucks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25
Voice of the People

Letters must give the and address of
the writer. Name will moi be p,hIj.Lrd ~
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-25

Jr,zus Sp-ecksls, New Yo-k suga, refining
king IL iesiitylng before Inc Senate Agr!-
cuf7r-s Co--lt,ss i opposition 10 govern
InEn. co-.-ol @: ms sugar supply. remarked
thai =. ms matter vas lsti 10 ;ne Law O:
supp! an demand i would soon g, down
% ( props. aas-s That i very tr-e. ~;
il Is oscaus .-1=rss.s such Is nose repre-
senial py NJ sE,-scssls interfere with lie
IRE Operation Of -bs law - supply and ce-
mano taa- the ccVs-a-e1r i. forced - ;zke
hand