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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
'YUDENITCH'S ARMY IS
BEATEN BACK BY FOE,
Bolshevists Reinforce Petrograd, Recapturing Adj
vanced Positions of Anti-Soviet Forces-Counter-
Thrust Improbable Before Winter

does not contemplate supplying Cen
erai Denikine indefinitely:
This statement. in view OF tho unex
pectediN large deficit estimated for the
present year. mainly due to military
expenditures. Is regarded rs fore
Snado~inS further modificatio OF
the governments policy toward Russia
Latest advices say that possession of
ktev Is being still disputed between
me BoisheVists and Denikines forces
The Bolshcvists held tie city for two
days last week. but ii was retaken bv
ncnikinc. who. however has been
Obliged to retire At some points south
OF tho town.
According to a Copenhagen dispatch
giving the Lcttish Press Bureaus re-
view of the position. according to
which after fortniglt's lighting
against the Russo G 6rman forces under
Colonel Bermondt. the Let's position
WAS regarded as secure.
The Germans nowhere have succeeded
IN crossing the prina. the right bank
OF which il firmly held by the Let's
while on tie left bank. In the vicinity
OF Riga. the Let's hold uSt Dvinsil
tpumanundc). thereby threatening Rcr-
mondts left wing. which has been
thrown forward 10 Thornsbcrg HaEens-
borg and the suburbs of Riga
The Let's have also repulsed all at
tcmptS 10 croSs the river ut Frieder-
ichstadt. Berinondt holds only two out
OF the ten districts of Courland. namely.
Mitau and Bauskc, and the Mitau-
Mcneil railway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
IS THIS YOUR CASE?
What You Should Do-Most successfuI
and Economical Treatment.

Do you have u feeling of general
weakness day In and out? Is your
appetite poor? Docs your food fail to
strengthen you and your sleep to re-
fresh? DO you find It hard to do or u
pear what should be easy? Have your
ordinary duties and cares become greu,
tasks and burdens?
II so. take Hoods Sarsaparilla-this
great medicine revitalizes the blood,
gives vigor and tone TO all the organs
ana functions. and is uneQualed for
.nose VINO arc In any degree dcbili-
tatcd or run down. Do not delnv ,ront-
mcnt-,-begin 1t today
TO rouse the torpid liver and regu-
late the bowels take Hoods pills.
IheE arc purely vegctable-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
WILSON DECLINES
TO SIGN DRY BILL

CONTINUED from First PaEco
the ratihcat:un Of tho treaty with Ger
The wartime prohibition act was
passed AZ time when the United
States was at war with both Germany
and Austria Hungary. Host;lities, how
officers here are inclined TO believe
tina, ii may not be ended until both
treaties are ratified.
ON the other hand. friends of the
administration who profess to know
presidential proclamation as soon as
the German treaty is ratified
House In nm Upronr.
The House was in an uproar when
the Presidents message was read.
Members were standing in all parts of
the chamber. many clamoring Tor rec
ogn!tion. but Chairman Nolstead. of the
Judiciary Committee. which framed the
of the measure he moved ,hat con-
sideration OF the veto DC deferred un-
til Thursday.
What he was trying to say could not
bub, and members swarmed in front of
the speakers stand exactly after the
manner of an excited crowd at race
that the House was no; In order helped
quiet the situation.
T@s MTapEe WasS aTn
Massachusetts. moved 10 table the Vol
stead motion. Most Of the members
uiu NOT seem 10 Know what this meant.
but IL was evident that MIR. Walsh was
trying TO force an Immediate vote.
The huhbub and the wrangic kept
going while Republican Leader Mon
dell demanding the right to be hca rd
ahead of fifty others who were trying
to catch the Speakers eye. finally got
the floor and told how the prohibition
nili affected the welfare of all the peo-
pie, which made il necessary that the
house have everybody present when
voting time came.
lie 1lA.,
Nolstead had asked unanimous consent
TO withdraw his motion There. were
many motions after that and a number
OF roll calls until the final vote was
taken at O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely. Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

eating out the lining membrane. pro-
ducing chronic dyspepsia and often en-
tirely running the health.
s. S. s. is made entirely OF gentle
acting. healing. purifying roots, herbs
and barks. possessing properties that
build up all parts Of the system and
cleansing the blood Of the germs that
cause Rheumatism. catarrh. Sores and
Ulcers. Skin Diseases, and all dis
orders of the blood. 1t cleanses the
entire system and 1t Is permanent. Get
s. s. s. at any drug store today. 1t Is a
where as the greatest blooo antidote
ever discovered. II yours is peculiar
case, write to Medical Director. 2sl
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
TWO HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH
Cars Strike in Front of Circu. Grounds
During Crowds Rush TO Get
Home.

Wh!!e, the crowds that attended the
c:rcus last night We're making an
effort 70 get 10 the cars. Belmont
car co!!idcd with Ninth and Broad
street car just in from; OF the circus
sounds ac Broad Street and the
slight injuries were sustained nv
Elmer SchieGal. OF 2oi East Main
STsreet. and Byrd Little. of Bon Creek.
treated AZ the Grace Hospital and
Considerable excitement prevailed for
timy. and cars We're blocked Tor
seEera! squares. Motornan : r..
haugnnn MAS in charge OF the Belmont
Ninth and HrOad car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
METHODISTS ARE OPPOSED
TO UNIVERSAL TRAINING
Western North Carolina Conference
Asks Delegation In Congress to
Fight Innovation.
my Associated Press. |

GREENSBORO, y. g. Oct. o7-Thc
Western North Carolina Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South
in annual session here, adjourned late
todny TO NEE. n"X. year in Sails.
bury. y. CT
Before adjournment today the con-
ference adopted Il resolution protest
ing against universal military train
ing and urging the Senator'S and mem
oers OF the House in Congress from
this state to use their influence and
votes TO defeat the pending bill or
any other measure that would require
military training in times OF peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
BABES FlNGERPRlNTs BEST
EXAMPLE OF MURAL ART
Justiec'. Words In Disnai missing DnmnEe
sun Nertable "Applcs OF Gold In
Pictures OF Silycro

,,, NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Baby Nnnger-
example OF mural art. This Was '' tx
decision handed down In the Bronx
Municipal Court by Justice Robitzek
manages because Il baby had cm6cl
lished the Interior decorations OF An
apartment by fricze all it's own.
live in" the justice Aid. iii baby
fingers could only make their imprint
on the hearts of men and women
would rather see the print OF baby
fingers on the wallis OF my house tina n
nave them adorned with the worlds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
LEE WARD CITIZENS MEET
IN GlNTER PARK TONIGHT
League of Sixth Precinct Will Elect
Omccrs md Listen TO
Speeches..

Special music. election of officers for
the coming year and the speeches will
feature the regular annual meeting of
the Citizens League Of the Sixth
PRECINCT. Lee Ward on Tuesday night
a. o CLOCK IN the new schoolhouse.
Park.
DR.; Douglas S. Freeman Will b.. the
sfeaker OF the occasion, ii was an
ruuEccd last night by lanes II Gron;
president OF the orsanization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
Known for 5OiYears rs the Best
Remedy for rheumatism,
Catarrh and Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field are abundantly
supplied with vegetation of various
kinds. that furnish the ingredients for
making u remedy. for practically every
III and allncnt OF mankind. Medicines
ma dc from roots. herbs and .barks
which Nature has placed at the dis
posai of man, are better than strong
nincra, mixtures and connections.
Mineral medicines work dangerously
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28

Hitchcock opposed cntansling alliances
and was fearful that even an arbitra-
tlon treaty would foster British
I domination over this country.
~ senator Lodges motion to recess
waa made after the Senate had been
in!,Session for nearly seven hours. and
Senator Hitchcock. declaring he saw
EQ11reason why a vote should not be
staken. demanded a record vote on the
recess motion. The result was a strict
party vote with the exception Jof
Senator Shields. Democrat. of Tennes-
see. who voted with the Republicans
FOR recess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
COAL CoNSIGNEES MUST
NOT DELAY USE OF CARS

ATLANTA. GA. oct. a..-EHo-ts OF
the railroad administration 10 expe-
dite movement OF coal has been intens!-
fed a resul; OF the threatened strike
OF soct-coal miners. 4: was announced
at The Office OF 3. I. WincheI. director
Of ;he Southern region. tonight Con-
signees who do not unload cars within
t~eniy-four hours Will get no more de-
live-ies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
BRITISH DEFICIT GROWS
eeriousness of Country'a Finance,
EHshoUn by Revised Estimates OF
-, fI47 600, 900 Instead of ESQ 900 OOD

n.AlSOSDON. Oct 27-Last weeks de-
feat in the Hous" OF Commons and the
seriousness OF the count.y's finances
revealed in the revised estimate sun
United 10 Parliament today showing
thai the estimated deficit for In. year
100000. AS nNed in the budget. seem
y have induced the government to
yield certain reforms long demanded
BY The prcss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
ONLY FEDERAL ACTION CAN
ANERT STKIkE AT pITCSQI- 4 II

PlTTSAEGH. PA. Oct oT.--At The
same time Commissioner II W Gard!-
. ner.' of the Pittsburgh Coal Operators
ASSocia,!on, was announcing that the
on President Wilson. Philip Murray.
president OF District >. United Mine
. Workers OF America, was Issuing a call
Tor al! miners in the d!str:c; 10 quit
work Friday night
III the face OF this call only inter
sfntion oy the government can avert
Strike IN The G!str!c, on Saturday il.
was declared here tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
Earth Shakes In Cannd a.

QUEBEC. QUE. Oct 27.-An earth
quake shock was recorded on the North
shore of the Gulf or ST. Lawrence
early Sunday morning. 1t started at
5:2S o'clock and the tremor was felt
for two minutes. No damage was
reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
The Strong Withstand tho Heat Of
summer BETTER Than the Wenk

Old people who arc recplc and young
cr people who arc weak. will be
strengthened and enabled to go
through the depressing heat OF sum
mcr by taking GROVES TASTELESS
chlli TONIC. 1t puriiies and enriches
the blood and builds up the whole sys-
tenn. You can soon feel It's Strength
eninE. 1nvigorating Effect 60c.-Xdy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28
spain's Queen on Way to Enxinns.
4 by Asaucla ri -prex.i

PARIS. Oct. 27.-Queen Victoria O,
Spain. on her. way to England, ar.
rived at Juvisy. cast OF Paris ~ s.Yo
t!an. and her train was switched %
the Northern Railway. leaving for r
Bou'oene at o'clock. The Queen did
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-28

INFLUENZA
Another Epidemic Of Dread
Scourgs Threatens tho
Nation
Don't Let chIIls and Colds
Oepress You-Pspslnol
Builds Strength
VXTARNINGs issued by
w Leading physicians
ties that another epidemic Of
Influenza is threatening the
American people is in the in
terest Of the conservation of
life. The first epidemic, in
which more than 500, 900 lost
their lives. struck the nation
unprcpared. thinking only of
the war and its outcome.
Now people have time to
think Of their personal well
fare. They have time 10
bu'id up. their strength. as
the physicians advise. They
have time to decide what i,
best TO increase their power
OF resistance, best to meet
the attacks of germs which
spread Influenza. They
know when cold develops,
when chills suddenly attack
them, that Pepsinol will con-
serve their strength, increase
their vitality, make the bod
lily organs function in perfect
order and invigorate the
whole constitution.
Pepsinol is the world-famous
Strength Remover. Vitalizer
and General Conditioner that
builds up Body, Brain. Blood
and Nerves. 1t takes you
out Of the valley of disease
and sets you on the heights
of robust. rosy health.
Genuine Pepsinol is made
only by The Peplax Medicine
Company. Memphis. Tenn,
and in strict accordance with
the standards Of the u. S.
Pharmacopoei7.
Get Pepsinol from,
Grant Drug Co.. 18th and Main
Sta; 7th and Broad SITS.
w. Withers Miller, Inc, s34
Il. Main ST.
Tarrant Drug Co., l w. Broad
ST.
Hatcher Drug Co.. Laurel and
Broad.
Chas. S. Turner, 234s W. Broad
John F. Bauer. 1915 w. Main
St; Park Ave. and Lom-
hardy St
Williams Pharmacy. 2lst and
Marshall SITS.
Kerr & Schaaf. o6th and Mar
shall SITS.
Paramount Pharmacy. Fair
mount Ave. and 22d st.
Hord's Drug Store, 29th and Q
SITS.
Highland Springs Pharmacy.
/. Highland Springs.
w. K. Vaughan, 1924 Fourth
Ave.
w. *. Vaughan. 901 n. 9Th st.
Hurdles Pharmacy, Hancock
and Clay SITS.
Woodland Heights Pharmacy.
3l04 Semmes Ave.
Park View Pharmacy. 1900
Moss Side Ave.
r. NJ. Roberts & Co, 1904 Hull
ST.
p. d. Harrison. 1903 Hull st.
Cavedos Drug Store. Robin
son and Floyd Ave.
Pine Street Pha rmacy. 33t s.
Pine st.
Randolph Street Pharmacy.
Randolph and Beverly ST.
j. w. Frayser Sc Co., 1901 E.
Main st.
Harrison's Drug Store. 1901
Williamsburg Ave.
Nottoway Drug Co.. Black
stone, Va.
The sun., 1919-01-18
EDUCATORS FAVOR
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
NeW England Delegates Pre-
pare for Congress.

Boston, Jan. IA league OF free
nations was advocated by New England
educators to-day at a meeting of repre-
sentatives from the New England states
TO plan for the congress for a league OF
free nations to be held here In Febru-
airy. President Lowell OF Harvard pre-
sided.
Among the speakers were President
w. II. L. Faunce of Brown University
and Prof. Irving Fisher OF Yale. Presl-
dent Lowell said:
Everything east of the front!c OF
the Allies and Switzerland Is in such n
condition that II may break forth into
armed conflict and set the world ablaze
again any minute. ! do not see how this
world can be reorganzed. how we can
hope for anything permanent unless the
nations of the world that are capable OF
doing so get together and agree that
they will maintain order and work for
the progress and prosperity Of all ma
tons as universal trust"
The sun., 1919-01-18
will sit at the left Of Premier Clemen-

will sit at the left OF Premier Ciemen
ccau.
There was n full attendance to-da,
OF the members OF the Supreme Council
Joseph Noulens the French Ambas do,
10 Russia, entered the Foreign Of1cs
Just before tho meeting, and It devel.
oped later that he was invited by the
council to meet with 1t and express his
views on the Russian situation.
The council was presented with =
statement OF the actions taken by the
press representatives OF the various
countries In restriction OF the news OF
the Peace Conference proceedings MS
follows:
Ffrst-1t IL essential to insure full
publicity for the peace negotiations
Second-The official communlques
shall be as complete as possible.
Third-1n addition to the commu-
niques full summaries OF the dly's
proceedings should be issued not nee
essariy for textual publication, but
for the guidance of the press
Fourth-There should be no inter-
ference with free intercourse between
the delegates and responsible Jour
nalists.
Fifth--Journallsts should be per-
mitted to attend the formal sessions
of the conference.
Sixth-lt Is recommended that
there be equal treatment OF the Allied
press by the abolition OF the censor
ship In all Allied countries
All except the French delegates also
agreed to these recommendations:
Frst-There should be direct rep
resentation OF the press at the sittlnss
OF the Peace Conference
Second-The press IF each OF the
great Powers should be represented
by not leas than five delegates, and
each OF the smaller Powers who act
lively participated In the war should
be represented proportionately.
The sun., 1919-01-18
in a compromise on FIVE places for
each of the great Powers.

in compromise on FIVE places for
each OF the great Powers.
The French press representatives
refused to join in this, revealing
extraordinary conditions here. They
refused to demand direct press rep
resentation and in dissenting from
The joint report went so far rs to
insist upon an international censor
ship Of all conference dispatches. II
taking this position they asserted
they represented all the newspapers
in France. Their position amazed
the correspondents from democratic
nations.
President Remains silent.
The American correspondents were
anxious throughout to obtain assur-
ances from their own President of his
backing, but no word has come from
him so far nor has he acknowledged
the formal protest and appeal lodged
with him Wednesday by the CORE
spondents' organization. The joint
press committees protest was SOL
EMMY delivered also Mt the Quai
d'Orsay this morning and was subse-
quently affirmed at the meeting of
the press correspondents.
President Wilson throughout the
day has been receiving many personal
cable messages from America which
on their face are serious. 1t is very
evident that the popular interpreted
ton of point one has not agreed with
that of scme Of the statesmen at the
conference. That Is why public In
depreciation by its author seems to hn
demanded at the inception of this dis
cussion, which already has had ap-
rorently a paralyzing effect on other
work of the meeting.
The sun., 1919-01-18
BARCELONA SHOWS
SIGNS OF REVOLT
Spanish Premier Says He
Would Not Be Surprised
at Any Action There.

MADRID, Jan. l7.--Premicr Romano
mes after a meeting OF the Spanish
Cabinet to-day told the newspaper cor
respondents that he would not be sur
prised at anything happening In Bar
celona. The Cabinet. he said. had dis
cussed the situation in Barcelona,
which was quite abnormal.
Count Romanones informed the Cabi-
net that the trouble at Barcelona arose
from the hostility of the Nationalist
to the military and the latter's refusal to
tolerate Nationalist disturbances. He
said he had authorized the Captain
General OF Barcelona to take measures
to prevent collisions, because such en-
counters would be In the highest degree
be preiudicial to solution OF the
Catalonian problem. The Ministers ac-
corded the Premier a vote of confidence.
Latest dispatches from Barcelona say
that the city Is now quiet Several syn
dicalists have been arrested and i'm
prisoned aboard the battleship Pelayo.
LONDON, Jan, 1.-THE Spanish Gov
eminent has published n decree suspend
ing constitutional guarantees In the
province OF Barcelona, according TO IA
wireless despatch received here from
Madrid.
BARCELONA, Jan. 17,-To-day's news.
papers express the belief that the sus.
pension OF constitutional guarantees wa:
due to the fear that the syndicalist Boil
shevk movement was likely to culminatt
in the strike of 300,0 men,
LISBON. Jan. --latest 8dvices from
Santarem, where the War Minister hai
been investigating the recent rebellion
! say that conditions there have improved
snd the rebel leaders have fed.
Two Colonies and thirty other commits
stoned officers were among the rebels ar
rested. with A number OF non -comms
| stoned officers. Railway communicable
with Santarem has been restored. Their
! were no victims among the civilian pop
| ulation and the material damage to tn
| city was small
The sun., 1919-01-18

81 observe by the press dispatches
that the President has taken up this mat
ter and that IL may be reopened for con-
sidera L0n, and Il is indicated in press
dispatches this morning that the ulti-
mate result may be open sessions OF the
conference II Is by reason OF this last
item in the news that 7 felt disposed TO
say a word, because | should like to have
the President know and have the dele
gates representing this country at the
conference know that the great major
ity OF the American people expect those
proceedings to be open. and that all de-
tails OF substantial matters shall be
made known as the congress proceeds in
its deliberations.
Secret diplomacy has left the germ
Of conflict and OF war In every great
peace congress in the last $50 years
There has not been single peace con-
gress but there has been left for future
contention suspicion, prejudice and feel
Ing resulting from sccre. negotiations
and secret proceedings II We are pro-
posing ito take "A correct and accurate
step toward permanent peace the PEG
PIE VITO fought and won this war must
know the conditions upon which II Is he
The sun., 1919-01-18
BRITISH HAD GIANT CANNON.
Was Being Prepared for Bombn rd
ment of Rhine cities.

LONDON. Jan. IA big gun which
was expected to be Of even greater power
than the big Berthas," was among the
secret productions OF the Sheffield Can
non Works This gun, which was to
have been used to lombard Rhine towns,
is about thirty-three feet long and its
weight l24 tons.
It was stated officially to-day that
the monster cannon would carry tn a
distance of nifty miles. but the men work.
ing on 1t were OF the opinion that Il
probably would be destructive at ninety
miles The gun is believed to have been
made by inserting an extra tube into
Is inch long range naval guns bar
rel. approximately doubling the thick
ness OF the barrel and carrying n shell
OF about eight inches. The end Of tho
war came before the gun could be put
into action.
The sun., 1919-01-18
PERU DEGREES 8 HOUR DAY.
General Strike In the RepubIi.
Brought 10 an End.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.--Esta ishment
OF an eight hour day by Government de-
cree and deeigratio OF the President
End the Supreme Court to act as arbi-
traitors have brought an end to the gem
eral strike In Peru. according to a mes
sage received to-day at the Peruvian
Legation from Lima.