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LATE NEWS BULLETINS

n. Re $5at!S bspsrt@ent today fepof (
at Orc. Mexico. thirtyhve miles from
Saltillo. by rebel forces Sunday morn
Ing. causing the deaths of eleven pco-
pie and injuring eighteen others All
Luis Potosi No foreigners were
killed.
WAsHINGToS. Oct. 7.-permanens
raj Sims. Benson and Mayo Is pro
posed in a compromise bill ordered ia
vorably reported today by the SEN
son had recommended tho rank OF full
admiral for Sims and Benson. and this
was provided for in the measure us
Ill passed.
the Standard Guano Company. at cur
81 by 1n ire M"S ORE %f
F dg tSes 1Ha ~9 "s osu To OF se
company estimated the loss at ST.
oseS G f Bansis II and & rs oes Newton Nf s.
Baker. wives OF the secretaries Of the
Navy and War Department. respec-
lively. arrived here today from Wash
Of The North Carolina branch of the
Daughters OF the Confedcracy.
GREENNILLE, $. g.. Oct With
Patrolmen j. l.. Kitchen and y. NJ
Blair here early sunday morning. is
H nusMe s ffS Sr the Time 'hf s0sah
parties continue TO scpus this and
adjoining counties for the fugitive.
officers. who went to raid a gambling
game in which he was alleged par
ticipant.
peace delegation here declines to con-
firm the report that King Victor
Emmanuel has ratified both the Ger
man and the Austrian peace treaties,
elusive source at Rome that the King
din sign both ratification DEGREES
NEW YORK Oct. 7.--columbia Uni.
doctor Of laws, "Tonoris Causa." the
highest DISTINCTION In is power to be
greatest of wars Ten thousand
faculty members. students and their
bright sunlight on MorninSsidc
Heights. ut the base Of the broad Ii
brary steps. TO witness and take part
$4,000 Bolshevists during opera ions
around Voronezh by General Dene-
kine.t troops. is claimed in com
general headquarters today.
PARIS. Oct Tile Chamber OF
licputlc' lute To-Day voted the CeSSi-
ton Of the state Of siege, to be er-
fective rs soon as the Senate has rati-
fed tho Versailles treaty. whercupon
the censorship, trade and passport re-
str!ctions. and the moratorium. as we'll
as similar war measures will cease to
he operatives.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Wartime
prohibition may be lifted before No
vcmbcr ! If either Great Britain or
the United States completes ratihca-
ton of the treaty with Germany he
fore that time. France and Italy have
ratified. The treaty becomes effective,
bringing the war officially TO an end
when three nations have ratified Then
the matter Of lifting the ban Cd
Demon Rum will be UP TO President
Wilson.
BOSTON, Oct. IA radio message
picked up at the naval radio station
here today said that the destroy r
Talbot was disabled, with the destroy
er MciAanahan standing by The po-
sitlon OF the vessel was not clear
but She was believed TO be off Ne ~
York.
PARIS. Oct The date OF the
French elections was officially an
nounced today. November 16 being
designated. On this date candidates
for legislative Offices will he bailoted
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:pLAN week Of JUBILEE
!. TO CELEBRATE ARM|sTICE
Committee Discusses Program ant
$50. Decides to Make Occasion
"t.> Memorable One.
WILL INVITE sERvICB MEN
-!Nl Virginians Who Fought to Make
World Safe for Democracy VIII
be Urged to Participate in An.
niversary Events.

| That Richmond will experience a
week of celebration and jubilee. In,
sisnins Of the armistlce. was definItely
decided last night when representa-
tives OF the various civic. CONNER.
cial and social organizations met at
. tho long expected affair.
Appoin'msnt Of q coinmit ins,, by Inc
: efrected, when II. " Ellerson. W. II;
Schwafzschild and James III Grant
were selected to decide upon per-
manent chairman of the committee
! that will direct the entire program.
VIII Have Double object.
Representatives voiced the senti-
mcnts OF the respective organizations
. of the city at the meeting last night,
when Il developed that the spirit or
the occasion will be that of a general
the service to the credit of the Viz
Einia soldiers. and to commemorate
the signing Of ,he a7 n rionred osne.
cially for the Richmond boys, the COM
mittee in charge will communicatss
with discharged soldiers, sailors ana
. of the American Legion. which now
has representative posts in all sec
: tions OF the State, and Will be OF SER
vice In reaching the men on this &C.
: It was stated by Henry schwarz.
schild; chairman Of the entertainment
. com nHittec.' lnaV II WOuiu thnc APP
sproximately $4,000. according TO the
\ present estimates. and II Is said that
. the banks of the city promised about
half OF this sum last July when the
. celebration was postponed until the
: week Of the armistice.
: II is understood. however, that
funds TO defray the expenses will not
she raised by public solicitation. but
; according to the present plans of the
! committee. the entertainments viii
: pay for themselves
: Mnt secure Marine Binds.
: 1t is probable that music will he
! furnished by several United states
Scitv in the interest of the recruit ing
sseryice OF the government. That
> President Wilson may be present dur
4ing the week was suggested by the
sentertainmcnt committee. who will
make efforts to this end, If the con-
-dition of The President a month hence
.%Nl justly this action.
90 Those in charge of the general en-
Zfertainments are rs follows: Henry
ySchwarzschild, chairman; Henri Beau
Regard. Percy Harvey. Thomas Palma
ltary. John Goode, Nathan Simons. AL
yin Smith. !. II. Binford. Aaron Jacobs.
f. G. Mayo, Rev. II. II. g. Maclachlan,
70. D., John G. torley Colonel ". NJ.
Myers, r. Nice. Burlington. Frank Cor
ley, Ben Wilson. Lee l. Page. $. O.
Linden, DR.. Edward \. C;lisch. and
sCharlcs l.. Weaver
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BREAD JUDGING CONTEST
EXCTfES KEEN INTEREST

Notable among the contests staged
Yesterday AFTERNOON at the Fair was
the bread Judging contest Mt > o'clock
IN which members Of girls clubs of the
eStensor work OF the State Agri-
cultural College and Virginia Polytcch-
mic Institute took part
Twenty-threc loaves OF bread we're
brought In and thirty-three girls from
Henrico, Chesterfield and New Kent
Counties took part In the contest. Ollie
May Lilly, OF Chesterfield County,
scored first In the judging contest. ana
Lucy Bulcfaut also OF Chesterfield.
second Nina Trcvett OF Henrfco.
scored third best In tho judging.
The best bread was made by VirEie
Powell, OF the Dumbarton School. Hen
rico County who won first prize. The
second best bread was baked by Daisy
Mitchell, OF the Charles Hope School,
brunswick County, and the third best
by I.ucilc Wood. OF Elkhardt School,
Chesterfield County
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BABY WELFARE STATION
HAS EXTREMELY Bi,SY DAY

Yesterday was busy one at the baby
welfare station Of the Federation OF
Mothers Clubs and Parents. Teachers
Association at the Fair. To II came
almost nifty mothers Will, their ba hics
NJ varying ages, and there the yoin:
ones were fed with milk and crackers
and put TO sleep IN white cots while
their parents rested
Displays Of the best kinds Of cloth
Ing and the proper food for the little
ones are arranged In the building and
arc explained by members Of the asso-
ciaiion. The ban has been put on the
use of pins In clothing for babies. and
various garments with tape for fasten-
ing were shown. On one table was
arranged the food child should eat
and that It should not eat Prominent
among tho diet "don'ts" waa Il big
stick OF ,reh candy
Mrs. j. o. Nunnaly Is In charge OF
the exhibit and Mrs George II. Doane
of the restroom. The diet display was
arranged by Mrs. L. Il. Stratton and
Mrs. Carl Reynolds. Mrs. Edward Kel-
~, Mrs. T.. 7. Wright, Mrs. J. D. Craig,
Mrs. Charles Gasser. Jr.. Mrs. Everett
norner. Mrs. John Singleton. Mrs j. J.
Phillips, Mrs, Howard L. Whitlock. Mrs
John Fitzgerald and Mrs. Henry Dick
erson are assisting ct the station. Mrs.
Robert It. Hudson is president OF the
Federation OF Mothers Clubs and Par
cnts' Teachers Association.
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believed by Kopf, who sent an easy
,one to Felsch in center.
e. Useless Single FOR So1.
Ono Isolated and useless single
their half the Reds accumgiatei no
smore Neate sent one 70 right, which
fsandil. Seale being held easiiy at At
the crowds expectations by doubling.
sending Neale across the plate. Rath hi,
TO Risberg,, who attempted TO catch
caugh: the runner in the back and
rolled to the stands. while tho pitcher
scored and Rath mrde second. Weaver
was, unable to persuade the umpire
that Reuther deliberately interposcl
his shoulder to defect the bali. a
Of the momentary Decentralization of the
SoN, stole third. Joe Jackson ended The
trouble for his teaminates by "a brill
liant running catch of Daubert's short
Rath, who was attempting TO score on
the out. Chicago's first evidence Of a
Reuther WAS unsteady and walked Ris-
oerg and Schalk. Kerr beat out hit
70 short; filling the bases ]. Collins
so close In that Risbcrg made no at
tempt TO scors..
Coiuna Drives in rhny.
f. Collins. however, came to the res
cue with a long ny TO Roush. on which
the Sox shortstop scored At this point
a bit OF base running was produced
Roush threw TO third ahead of Schalk,
to second. Kerr meanwhile had trot-
ten down to second and seemed not to
9 wb.n s"b.s what what was happenipE.
stood st.n while Groh, shouting madiy
TO some one TO make his throw, finally
ran up 70 the unprotesting Kerr and
nyt
In The Reds half of the nth. with
.Eo men down: Duncan reached third,
ou, he d,et there. as Kerr rp"S vas s'' ;n.
tered ,n !, Ris stsiSs t9 Gandil.
CLEAN consecutive hitting of the series.
Weave! polei short double just
where there was 10 one 10 reach II
and Mashed across the plate moment
la;e7 on !ackson's. single. Felsch who
already had single TO his credit.
doubled. scoring Jackson Manager
Moran, who had been standing uncas.
ny on the side lines, a; this moment
relevtd Reuthcr. Ring was sent in.
GsAdil popped 10 Deuhert and Risbcrr
grounded out. kopf 10 Daubert, hut
Herr was thrown gu, al first
Two Pnsscs in Eighth.
ring issued Two passes in the eighth.
but was saved by n double piav. Ris
berg lined to center but Roush cane
In or the dead run and caught the h,iI
of mis- shoestring and doubled Jackson
ne'ore ne could return 10 second base.
In Their share Of this inning the Reds
Eot man o third after two were out,
Neal got his third hi, OF rho game
q single 10 left. tarden grounded "a
her:, aho became confused IN throw
ing the nall and Nenle went on -
ihiFd Will. the Red catcher Was SAFE
a INST Ring forced Raridcn mo-
meDt later, ending tho round In inc
'eM.l Weaver doubled and Jackso,
singled. sending Weaver to third and
the handful OF Chicago rootcrs nut nm
snout. Gandil responded With n sim
gle 10 center which sent Wceycr nom,
with what proved TO be tho winnin,
run. Jackson took second on the MI,
Risberg lined 10 Kopf and Jackson
was doubled off second Tho last a.
Tort OF the Red legs was brief and in.
ehectuai. Roush went out Gavin
to Gandil: Duncan fouied out 10 Srhaik
and kopf was easy by tie ColIjns
Candi route.
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opposes Chamberlain Btlr.

WASHINGTON, Oct 7.--iIoldiug tina:
such legislation might have Il bad ef-
feet on the morale OF the army in
future emergencies. Secretary Baker
today asked the Senate Military Com
mittce to report unfGvorably the bin
by Senator Chamberlain. Democrat.
oregon, proposing that all sentences
imposed on soldiers during the war re
RENTED except in cases where the
offcnscs committed would he punish
able under Federal statutes.
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Wheeler, of Chicago. acted as chair
man of the employers.
~ resolution was adopted ndorsinG
the policy of the conference TO hold
open sessions and admit the press.
II developed in this connection that
it was largely to the efforts OF the
employers that the deliberations were
opened TO the newspaper men.
Several delegates made individual
suggestions, which the group instruct
ed them to draw up and submit as
definite resolutions to be introduced
in the conference by the group chair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-08

PARIS, Oct. Two American SOL
diers today dashed into jew"lry store
in Paris most fashionable quarter, one
knocking out the sa!eswoman with
the butt of n revolver Will" the other
seized two rings valued ut $4,000 francs
tSI.Suo). The woman. rcCainng con-
seriousness, attracted the police by her
screams. One of the holdun men was
and the rings were recovered.
The other culprit cscaDed.
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SENATOR JOHNSON SAYS |
LEAGUE FREEZES WORLD
Asserts That Subject Peoples Under This Covenant
Would Remain Subject Till the Crack of Doom"
in Portland Address.

was interrupted repeatedly by cheers
feet waving and shouting by predict
Ing that the reservations of the Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committee would
be adopted and that the President
will accept them"
K. n. Sanlleld. wool grower of East
ern oregon, introduced tho Senator
tonight as greatest fighter iii the
West
Describing the league of nations as
conceived in stealth and secrecy, Sem
ator Johnson demanded that the peo-
vcstigutc it in public.
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REJECT BIDS FOR NITRO
Best OTcr Is Government for R-nrd,
hui't city tnsting s70,0UO,GUo
Is S5,SO0,O9O.
.Iny Aysncin,cl rrnas

WAstilNt;'roN. DS ctit." 7.res:I |, h,ds far
IA" town OF Nitro. w. Va. site of :,
wartime hunitions plant. have been re-
Juctch by the War Department.
Thre" BIDS we're submitted. the high
est S5.sOoooo by Harris Brothers aud
Company. OF New YORK The others
were Si.3l2.5oO by New Jersey Ma
ciinery Exchange. Newark and Thco-
dore friedsbcrS ana John Eickelcy. Jr..
IL Co, Pittsburgh, joint bidders and
S2.boS.T1o by the Dupont Chemichi
Company. The city cost the govern.
mcnt STo.oOO.0OO.
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GROUP UNIT ACTION
PROVIDED BY RULES

Continued From First Pagel
Industry as advisory members of their
group. Tho experts will be chosen
by zach of the four interests forming
the group--the farmers. the bankers.
the Chamber OF Commerce of the
United states and the National Indus
trial Conference Board. Harry \.
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one year ~ as 10 prevent an ;,,o,,
iindcsirHblc aliens was urged IT,
the House, Foreign Affairs t.n,, nJt
today by Secretary Lansing and -!
rescttatiyc JOhnsun, Wnuh; ~
chairman OF the House Imni,,u!Sv
Committee. "iGrat!
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and Lewis. Browning and Colt ma
chine guns.
Wax Models Wear Uniforms.
Iifelike wax models wearing the
different uniforms Of the marine corps
exhibit. The side arms and other
equipment of the members of the corps
which put it's name indeiiabiy on the
also to be seen. Sergeant Cecil Avery
is the representative of the marine
c9rp So who Is ATTACHED to the personnel
Signal Corps; Sergeant walter Raider,
George a' Of e0f doist AreFy
Corps. and Gunner's, Mate Joseph
l llor sci coopplee,Se the list of those in
assembled under the direction of the
War Department for educational pur-
poses, and will be. shown at number
OF other fairs during the season
Experts View Draft Horses.
Judging. Of live stock and cattle.
which began yesterday will continue
' 19dayj PFHmptGE at oclogh this
judgment. There are at the fair about
thirty Clydesdalc. Representatives OF
hs 0fst STsed anS ff1s IN t tns %
also be judged. besides Berkshire and
l LELAND china hogs. club pigs and
cooler weather yesterday brought re- &C
lief to the animals gathered on the
grounds and there were no deaths
from heat or crowding
crminally. the day with quiet, Only
three arrests were made. all OF them
Of nickpockets. Late in the. afternoon
charged by the police with attempting
70 rob L. j. Ryan. with Mcehan nj
sic Taylor. They were arrested mud
taken. to tho Second Police Station on
the charge OF being suspicious char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-08

NEW ORI.EANS Oct. 7.-Eobcrt
Ewing. member of the Democratic
National Committee from Louisiana
since 1908, today rendered his rcsie
nation to the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee. Former Congressman
A. +. Pujo was named AS his sue
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wins Seventeenth Straight.

TAMPA. FLA, Oct. PITCHER Bert
HUMPHREYS won his seventeenth
straight game OF the Florida State
League season today.
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The Tickle Makes Yop Cough

HAYES HEALING HONEY Stops the
Tickle, Heals the Throat AMI cures the
Cough. 35c. \ free box of GROVES
O-PI;N-TRATE SAI.NE for Chest Colds
Head Colds and Group with every bot
tlc.-AhV
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IRv Associated Prcss.1

PORTLAND. ORE. Oct. 7.-Attacks
on Article ". of the league of nations
covenant. on the ground that 1t would
and put it into straight jacket"
featured two addresses. here today
by Senator Hiram w. johnson.
nant would remain subject till the
crack OF DOOM" declared the Senator.
Shall we guarantee the boundaries
asked. speaking at the Chamber Of
Commerce. and many OF his TOO hearers
answered with cries OF mo. no." He
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GAME AT REDLAND
=. PARK is REPLETE
); WITH THRlLlERS

= Continued From First Pagc)
worried, but the strain on him was
relieved by Kopf, who sent an easy
!, one to Felsch in center.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-05
llehralc Go ~ cnd

The Hebraic idea 81 God as an sb-
sOlute, Immutable, trnnscendent Being,
who yet reveals himself and works out
his viii IN and through tile life Of
Israel his people; who Is Mt once tri-
bal and universal. at once d metaphys-
ical principle and a very present help
IN time Of need, at once independent
Of oil human agency and In some way
unable to fuifill himself except through
the striving Of men for goodness TINT
Idea Is typical Of an attitude to the
world which can defy logic without
sinking into mysticism. and cnn insist
on the application of abstract prin-
ciples il human life without making
human life the slave Of distractions.
In every manifestation Of the Hebrew
spirit tho attitude can be Jiscerned.
1t has still something to say to the
world and In the Jewish Palestine of
the future its new word viii be spo-
ken not merely, perhaps not pri-
marty, through literature or art, hut
through its particular way Of ham
ding the practical problems OF or
ganized human society From The
Future OF Palestine" BY Leon Simon.
ID Asia Magazine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-05
AND FLU
BEST TREATED
WITH GALOTbBS
The New Perfected Calomel That
rs Free From Nauseating And
Salivating Effects.

Physicians or druggists will tell you
that the best thing IN the world for
cold. grippe. Or influenza. Ii Caietabs,
the perfected calomei, that Ii free from
nauseating and saliyating effects Doc
TORS have learned that other iaxatives
are uncertain and unsatisfactory for
cold and grippe, but that they can
count on Caiotabs. the new calonel,
that has all the liver benefits and mono
of the sting, To thoroughly arouse the
liver and put the system IN ideal con-
dition to throw Off the cold and pre-
vent influenza and pneumonia
The best time 20 take Calotab Is at
the first sign Of cold IL you take 1t
at the beginning yoii can cure cold
over night One CaIotab on the tongue
at bed time with swallow OF water
that's ALL lin the morning you wake
up feeling fine with q hearty appetite
for breakfast. Your cold has vanished
and you may congratulate yourself
that you have possibly prevented sefi-
Gus complications, for physicians tell
Eus that neglected colds number their
victims BY the millions.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only IN original sealed packages
price-tilirty-tiv cents Your druggist
will supply you, and your money given
back promptly and cheerfuiiy II you
are not delighted with this new form
of caaomel tadv)
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MRS. VII. o Ms HAT

No woman could return from Paris
without at least one new and striking
acquisition in tile way Of feminine ap-
parel, and certainly the wife Of q pres
ident could hardly resist the tefnpta-
ton to introduce fashion novelty
with the promise Of It's proving to be
the seasons drawing card
So when Mrs Wilson stepped ashore
at Boston the other day. upon the
presidential party's return from
France. every eye that belonged to d
member of her own sex followed her
as FAR as The striking order Of her new
Paris hat could be seen And every
body wondered just how ID classify
the color II was new. strange ire
sisfibly becoming and stirred the
hearts al onlookers With . 9desire to
have one exactly like III
The secret OF The color was revealed
yesterday when Charles G. Knrzman
=of Fifth Avenue. New York, arrived on
board the Rochamheau. after several
months III Paris. selecting dresses.
hats and coats And many Of these
Irresistible creations are of the color
for which Mrs Wilson is sponsor over
here. It's name Is eyeque. and the
very word conjnres up tones Of ecele-
siastical brilliance. which have not
often leen seen IN the fashionable
Firth avenue throng, but which Will
generously sprinkle the great Easter
parade
Recording to Mr.. kurzman eyeque
Will be the favorite hat coIoring for
some time There have been forerun-
ners OF this bright headwear III the
trim little turbans of rust color. henna
and various other shades yerging on
purple, red and orange. but Mrs. Viii
son has By cleverness or intuition Sc
leeted the one that Will outrivaI them
all.
Having disposed for the time being
of this hat in particular. Mr thurman
spoke OF the Louis xv. styles. which.
he says will prevail this season. and
then became enthusiastic about the
quantities of ribbons and flowers
which will adorn the spring aud SUM
mer hats
Paris is gayer than ever, he said.
Mrs Wilson will undoubtedly set The
fashions in America this season. for
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-05
HOW FEBRUARY WAS NAMED
Month known to the Romans as 4 Pc
rIcd of Religious Explaticn and
Publication.

February was one of the two months
gJauuory being the other1 introduced
into the Roman calendar BY Nuna
pompillus, when he extended the
year into IL Of these periods. It's
name arose from the practice Of re-
ligious expiation and publication
which took place among the Romans
1T the beginning OF this month, md
comes from februare, to exPtate or to
purify. Among our Saxon ancestors
the month got the name & Sproutkaie
orl account BIZ the sprouting Of cabbage
mt this ungenlal season.8 The nanne
81 Sol-monatt was afterwArd conferred
on It irl consequence Of the return Of
the sun from the low course In the
heavens. which 1t had been running,
starting on the FIRST day Of the month.
The following day, or February z,
has from d date unknown IN the Chris
tan history been held as festival Of
the publication OF the Virgin, carrying
out the pagan idea Of cleansing, ac-
rording TO some writer's, but the idea
IS Dc least open to doubt. as Its pop
ular name, even Id the early church, IS
Candlenaas, from the practice ot carry
ing lighted candles In procession In
memory Of Slmeofl's words at the pres,
entation IL the infant Jesus. TO be
d light to tighten the Gentiles. The
Christmas decorations pre- taken down
On this day In the Churches.