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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
RED CROSS WILL LAUNCH
CAMPAIGN ON NOVEMBER 3
Chairman Also Announces That in
Future There VIII lie Hut One
Drive Annually,
tBy Universal sc-vicc.)

WASHINGTON. August 10. - Plans
for a nation wide Rcd Cross campaign
opening Monday. November 3. and clcs-
ing Armistice Day. November IL, have
been formally announced by DIR. Liv-
insston Farrand. hartman of the cN-
ecut!vc committee Of the American
Req Cross This campaign will popu-
larry be known as the third Red Cross
roll cal. and its purpose Will be the
enrolment OF members for 1870. In
addition there will he general ap-
peal for fl5.0o0.00O, To enable the or
GhniZation to complete its war obliga-
tons "A home and abroad.
Hereafter there will be but one an
nnal Red Cross campaign. which will
serve to seek the reaftirmed allegiance
ri dollar memberships, to the cause OF
humanity and relief Of suffering, for
which the American Red Cross stood
go molly and along which lines they
az Such broad constructive service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
REFUSES HIGH POSITION
TO REMAIN WITH SONS
Admiral Enrl David Beatty VIII Not
he Ambassador 10 United
Statcs.
ny CONSTANCE DRENEL.

LONDON August lo.-Two boys
his sons-stand between Admiral Earl
David Beatty and tho ambassad orship
OF Great Britain at Washington
This is the reason. he insists for
not accepting the most important dip
lomat!c post within the Sitt of the
British empire. The admiral. who has
just been made an earl and awarded
100000 by the empire FOR distin-
Euished service in the war. and mis- at
tractivc wife. the daughter OF the late
Marshall Field, OF Chicago, received
The correspondent at his beautiful
country house. R-ooksby Hail. at Lei
cesier. today and gave the first inter
view since he was created earl.
Il go 10 Washington? exclaimed the
British naval chief They always have
to call on the navy when tney'rc hard
up for somebody don't they asked
he good-naturedly.
Lady Beatty -ame in from her rose
garden.
Il go to Washington she asked
We can't possibly leave our boys"
she added
No. VIC couldn't possibly leave Eng
land on account ~ our boys" said both
father and mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
ON Associated Pres \

WASHING TON. August lo--"To work
and 10 save" is the remedy for the
increased cost OF living pointed out
today by the Federal Reserve BOARD.
In reply 20 an inquiry from the
Senate Banking Committee, asking If it
WAS advisable to attempt contraction
OF currency by Legislation in tho hope
of reducing prices. Governor Harding
growth in the volume of circulating
notes was the effect. and not the cause
OF advancing wages and prices. and
that the war period OF finance would
not be over until government obliga-
tions. now carried by the banks were
absorbed through the actual savings
Of the people.
Strong censurc of strikes and ex.
travaEancc was implied in Mr. Hard
ing S letter, which did not however
undertake 10 blame any one section
Of the population. but referred to tho
nation as whole, especially 10 the
relaxation OF economies practiced
during the war and the purchase now
OF nonessential articles by persons
ENJOYING large incomes for the first
time.
THE Federal Reserve Board believes
time is unnecessary and undesirabIe
Mr.. Harding wrote. and would sur
gest that. whether viewed from an
economic or financial standpoint the
remedy for the present situation is the
same--namely. to work and 10 save.
to work regularly and efficiently in
order TO produce and distribute the
largest possible volume OF commodi
tieS- and to exercise reasonable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
CHAPLAIN SAYS AMERICA
HAS NEW VIEWS ON DEATH
Rev. Paul Dwight Moody in Sermon
Tells of Changes in Re
lfRiOn.
lRr rriycrssl seryice. )

NEW YORK. August lo.-"Ame.ica
has been taught ny the war TO shake
OF the pagan attitude toward death.
and no longer regards Il as the great
est evil" said Rev. Paul Dwight
Moody. who vas one OF the three
chapiains on the stan Of General
Forshing. 81 sermon at st. Paui's
Chapel. Columbia University today.
We cannot afford 10 lie; this atti-
:ude toward death be changed. We
have come 10 1t at Gvca; cost. Let
Us hold H. AS an inevitable corollary
wc have renewed strength and belief
ia Immortality.
IT is more than pogsib bic that We
may not want TO 90 on singing the
nat:ona! anthem every sunday OF our
lives. and we may return to the pre-
NAT attitude toward the Nag IN the
church. But If We return TO the pre-
War attitude toward our country we
aill be wasting great deal OF our
best effort in this war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
Golden Rule Is
Chief Stone 5 Plan
Lets 1t Be KnoaUn He's
Boss While He's on job
as President.
tBy Universal service.)


deep-chestcd. muscular man of midas
age with sieel-sray eyes. white hair
voice and brisk manner of q success.
that is Warren sanford stone grand
Engineers. the progressive leader OF
what has been called ".he modal labor
union.
II was stone who. at conference
made the statement which has rcsulte,
IN the movement Of the government to
eu !Wc sp %ou, wan, and prroitGering:
wages. for another incrcaye viii Gin
hFly mean , ,ha, higher prices will follow
living" VI
This, statement Is typical Of Stones
few words and of his ability to aun,v
the rules or logic to economic nrnh
Iems. This faculty. backed by bulido.
.:harseteristic q Stones Stones c mis oesn
leader or the engineers since he sue
Geeded 10 the post made vacant by tho
death OF T. NJ. Arthur in 1903
stones principal guide of couduc,
since SIM taking AK, office has been the golden
rulc. but this has not robbed him of
nsiilre ama al have loved peace
added that IN differences Tin m"m.
ncrs OF the brotherhood, he had often
SAID: III you don't like me- &c, an
pthcr chief but while I'm here I'm
Asked to what he attributed his won.
Sald When ! know I'm right | burn
my bridges. cut of all escape ana 60
anead. irrespective of what any one
WorrE. Worry never won a nsht and
never will Too many pcoplS wastn
,helr energy building bridges they viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
CAMP MILLS now HISTORY
Place From Which Many Men Left
for Overseas Has Ceased
Officially.
my UNIVERSAL Service

CAMP MILLS. MINEOLA. y. y, Au-
gust l0.--Camp Mills has ceased 10
exist Onicid lily. notwithstanding the
fact tina, some 5000 men are still here
undergoing the necessary formaliti,s
connected with rehabilitation. These
ucn are expected TO leave Camp not
later thar Wednesday niEn. al no
more troops viii nc received here foi
dcmobiliZatio
The three dying. fields. HaZelhu-st.
Mitchell and Roosevelt. which are ad
jtccnt to Camp Mills. also arc 10 be
ab1Hdored. IL was state: tonight. by
i, ng OF tho r. .":S ,u.i men
10 other fields to receive their dis.
charges
Aviators a>ircsscd surprise over this
decision tonight and predicted d de-
piorab. dininuton of interest in
aviation in This section of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
CLOSE DOUGHNUT FACTORY
LOCATED IN COBLENZ
Se,enty-Five Thousand Tidbits Were
Made There Daily for the
American DouEhboys.

NEW YORK. August 10.--Thc dough-
nut factory AT Coblenz is TO come down
u had "a capacity OF $1,000 daily of
the doughboy tidbit and mctimcs
supplied entire American divisions
about TO start for home. with as many
AS 100000 at once.
The factory was maintained at the
German city by the Knights Of Column
hua. and today il was announced that
William J. MulliGan, Il. of G. chairma n
OF the committee on war activities. is
to sail for Europe this week 10 dis
mantle IL and bring IL back 10 Amer
lea. Many other Is. OF G. huts and ac-
ceSSorics are to be salvagcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
.HOUMAN|ANS TO REMOVE
TROOPS FROM BUDAPEST
National hungarian Army Is Planned
to Keep Order in
Country.
VARIOUS FACTIONS WORRIED
Some Fear Return of Monarchy am:
Old Spirit of Militarism Reported
to Be Gaining Strength Through
out Country.
(Ry Associated Press,

BERLIN. August l0.-Thc retirement
from Budapest OF the Roumanian
trntc. is probable. bu, il will bc n sui
len withdrawal. hodng no good for
i iror fu ibn lac, aecerdins TO- dispatches
:, big national Hungarian army is
planned to keep order after the Rou-
m ma, az IN leaxS: This army Will con
already existing Szcredin regiments
and volunteers.
Thc Roumanians arc known to be
disgruntled and angry at the Hun
Sarians. the Aus,rians and the entente
nut they are not alone in this state
OF mind, for sharp differences OF opin-
ION already are manifestinG themselves
among the HunSarians. Austrians and
representatives "f the entente. Even
inc CzeS i in far.on Prague arc ba
worried. believing that return or
monarchy is inevitable.
Mtiitnrism Is Returning.
eni I'M E B BaSs Dns, special sorrespond
ian scncraIs as suddenly returi, iisa To-
their Eold-crustcd. colorfuI uniforms
ana says the old militarism is spring
,nS up around .r,., TIC paladin On the
Count Stefan Bcthlon. in an interview
says 'nn correspondont has decla red
be ' rom umas me nf nsw soNernmen, will
elias ses-workmcn. bourgeoisic md
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that the future
Saoiiet VIII restore order. The cor
respondent adds that Count Bethlen
stllI iails 10 answer directly tho uucs
,ion whether there will be a monarrhy
preierrinS to pass the rcsponsibiliiy
TO the new government
Bethlen during the interview 70.
itrrcd 10 historic Hungarian ch,r,c
Ter as proof that hungary Twill not.
cannot ana must not go under"
saturated With the spirit Of tho
new era and fllcd with democratic.
spiriI nc continued. hungary will
Pies ~
Papers Are Suspended.
The provisional Premier. stephen
friedrich. has issued a proclamation
10 the Budapest population urging IL
not TO use the developments OF the
None OF the newspapers in Budapest
IL publishing. owing TO a shortage.
The worhmen in various E1dapeS~
factories have held meeting and
voted to return To work at less pav
than was guaranteed them by the
Soviet government.
Two hundred students armed with
whips. entered the City Hall OF Buda-
pest and beat the remaining com
munistS. Christian students of the
technical high school thrashcd the
Jewish students. The Italian repre-
sentative in Budapest has been in
place. with the Knowledge. though. not
with the cooperation, OF the Rou-
manians. He Immediately sent an ul-
timatum to the Roumanians declaring
they would be held responsible il the
troubles in the city were not checked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
Canned Political Talk
Latest Plan Advanced
tSy Universal Scrvicc>

'''E 'oITNIII.I
WASHINGTON. tuEunt i0.-"Po-
hhral arguments made while y0u
wait. Thus nrgurth the Drmo-
cratic National Committee, which
has begun the mobilization OF emil
honh OF phonoErnphs," II snys, md
20 educate tho public along political
nneh aho win Notcrs-men md w0-
men to the Democratic rnu.c dur-
ing the next pvesidentInI cnmpsIpn.
Sprrches by leading members Of
the standardization and other di.-
uhSuhhed Democrats will he repro-
eueea on phonoEraphfc records and
on.r'ou'ea Tor use In political gath
erinEs md private homen.
The talks will he on impoa,n,
rohticn' t".ues md 81 ave minutes,
Duration. New records viii n. r..
leased every month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
FRENCH DAMAGE CLAIMS
Claim. Of Injury to Civilians by Ameri-
can Forces Are Estimated nj
$1,000. 900.
NV Associated Press. }

NEW YORK August i0.-DamaEc
claims paid to Franco for damages TO
property or injuries to civilians by the
American army will not exceed $1,000
600 or about 81 man for all the
soldiers in the American cxpeditionary
force. according to estimate made
by Lieutenant Colonel Robert T.. Burk-
ham of St. louis. chief claims officer.
who recently returned from abroad
This sum represents 10000 separate
claims ranging from broken windows
to "A charge Of 100000 francs for dcs-
truction of forests and forest lands
through American artillery practice at
Souec near Bordeaux.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
CHEMNITZ AGAIN QUIET
Fifty People Reported KILLED During
Food Riots Inspired by sparta
car AEitntors.

COfESHAGEN Angus; l0.-r,om.
psraiivc quiet has been restored At
Chemnitz, Saxony, where titty persons
were killed Friday during food riots
Inspired by Spartacan agitatora. ac-
Cording 10 advices from Berlin.
Various important buildings are s;Ni
ir the ndnds OF the government forces,
but tine majority Of the ,roops have
Withdrawn behind the .AnersWaldc.
DbHrliSchtcneu line
Further government, re-enforcements
have arrived on the outskirts Of
ChemnitL. Negotiations with the
rioters are in progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
PRINCE AIR SMUGGLER
Confederstes Captured Amert II, w.,
Flyer Who Dropped Jewels
From Germany.
CBy Universal Service ,

coFENHAGES, August l0.-The
frinee OF WED will so down in history
as the nrst aerial srnuggicr. rIvinr
seaplane, he dropped parcels con
tanning vauan les and jewels belong
ing 10 the royal house o. Saxony on
me south coast Of sweden near NAL
nee.
The seaplsne sWooped down 10 ONLY
2oo meters from the earth and dropped
the parcels. which were received bv
no confederatcs waiting be!ow--a
man ard 4 woman
The police seized the smusErers who
confessed completely in plot to
smugsle valuables out of Germany
They SAID the Prince of WED was the
chief conspirator
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
FOOD PRICES DECREASE
ONE.HAlF IN GERMANY
Clothing Alao Drops and Germany
Plans 10 Market Many lnrds
OF Cloth.
An ". !. 6Jjt;t;NWAII,.

BERLIN Atsus, l0.-Onicial reports
indicate that .since the raising OF the
blockade food prices in Berlin have
decreased 30 per cent. National
Kitchens are gradually going out OF
business. Butter has fallen from IS
pound TO $3.50. meat from Sc to 81
and potatoes from - cents a pound
70 cents. In Bavaria the prices Of
food and clothes have dropped tire.
mendouslN.
Immediately after peace goes into
effect Germany plans foodinr tho N.Y..
ke; with, 100000 yards OF cloth, il
~ learned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
WOULD PREVENT STRIKES
German Paper Advocates Novel Method
Calling for Universal Service
at Work.
ny Universal servIcc.)

BERLIN. August l0.--A novel plan
for making strikes on public utilities
impossible is advocated by the Deutsche
Allgemcine ZeitunG. The paper urges
compulsory universal Service-not in
the army. but in vital Industries. II
wants every ablc-bodicd German i'm
pressed for specified period in
street car, gas. electric. railway, trans
portation or similar service. In the
event of attempted strikes. ii points
out. there will be strong reserve
army" OF workers TO take the places
OF the malcontentS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
HUNS ARE REVENGEFUL
Declare Monnrcn VIII Yet Lead TO
Victory over Allied
Nations.
ny rATRICK DENIT,TE:.

GENEVA. AUGUST i".-The sprit OF
revenge is ramoani in southern Ger
Democrat. which has Just canvassei
opinion there. II quotes a prominent
parsonage IA saying:
the yoke OF foreign states. but ten
years henca We shall put monarch
back on the throne who will lead us
to victory over the allies The next
time the invasion Of France will be
through Switzerland. not Belgium"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
SHARP NOTE TO ROUMANIA
Supreme Peace Council Demanded
Denial by Action and Not
by WordH.
tRy Associated Pres

PARIS, August lo-Thc note the
supreme council! Of tho peace confer
cncc sent to Roumania on August
relative TO the armistice the Rouman-
ianS sought TO impose OF Hungary
was much stronger than at first sup
posed. II stated that the peace CON
ference was compelled TO believe tho
Roumanian government determined TO
defy the conference and separate itself
from, tho allied and associated gov
crnments. and requested RoumAnia to
deny by acts and not by words the
charges made against her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
Mothcr-in-LnM La Shot.

DANVILI.E. VA. August lS-Mrs.
-. l.. Stewart was shot twice yestcr-
day afternoon. one bullet penetrating
the abdomen aud the other piercing
tho left arm at the elbow. Percy Nd
Of shooting. According to the state
mcnts Of the police. Adkins called at
tho home of his mothcr-in-law 10 in
ducc his wife 10 return To his home
An alteration followed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
KING ENTERTAlNS HELP
Ruier of England mud Wife Arc Hosts
10 1000 Servants at
Palace.
tBy Universal Scrvicel

LONDON, August lo.--king George
and Queen Mary were hosts yesterday
on the Buckingham Palace grounds 10
geo servants and their families. Mem
hers OF the royal family played games
with the servants children and h,d
tea with their guests.
Later Princess Mary and Princess
Victoria joined in the dancing while
the King and Queen watched a Punch
and Judy show.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
PRINCE NEAR CANADA
British BnttIeship Renorn Is Met i:0
Miles on ~. Johns
Coast.

ST. JOHNS y. r., August lo.-Thc
Admiralty wireless station announced
ncwn. on which the Prince of Wales
is coming 10 this colony and Canada
WAS met by the cruiser Dauntlcss 10
miles off st. Johns al O'clock this
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
MOTHER AND CHILD KILLED
-Four Other Children Are Injured when
Passenger Twain Crashes
Into Automobile.
DIV Axoc,ztedPreN.l

ATLANTA, GA. August 10. = Mrs
Charles Westbrook. aged forty-four
and her daughter, Aurelia Westbrook
fourteen years old. were instantly
Killed and four other children were
injured. one OF them probably. when
northbound Louisville and Nashville
passenger train crashed into an auto.
mobile at crossing in Canton. Ga,
today.
The family had started 20 Holbrook
Czmperounds. where Mr. Wcstbrook
has beer preparing for camp.me.t.
Ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
DRIVE OUT ALL VERMIN
when Tint Is Done German National
Assembly VIII Return to
berlin.
(Ry Universal service,

BERLIN. August l0.--Thc RcichstaE
building. having been cleaned Of the
myriad insects and vermin that in
vadcd il al tho time OF the revolution
when i; served riotinG mobs as sleep
ing quarters. the National Assembly
now sitting At Wcimar. will move to
here until December. \ new election
is scheduled for January. The deiQus-
ing Of tho Rcichstas building took six
months and cost small fortune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
NEW ANGLE IN MEANS CASE
Superior Court Grand Jury Ia Receive
Testimony In Cahe Charg-
ing Conspiracy. ).
lRY Associated pres. !

CONCORD -. c. August lO-With
the convcninS tomorrow of Cabarrus
County Superior Court here. the grand
jury Will have presented it testimony
~ connection with recent warrants
charging John r. Dooling assistant
district attorney Of New York and
". $. Miller. attorney for the North
crn Trust Company. OF Chicago. with
conspiracy and subordination OF jury
in connection with the prosecution OF
CASTOR r. Means in 1917 for the all
legged murder OF Mrs. Maud A. King
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
Legion to Meet in oc,o,.r

NEW YORK. August Io-A conv.,.
zion OF the New York State branch
or the American Legion Is TO be h.ln
in Rochester October 10 and II. The
call was sent out today BY OsAAn Mile
state chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

YUMA. ARIX.. August 10 Reports
on American airplLncs OF the border
patrol near hndrada. Lower California.
Mexico. six miles west Of here were
denied tonight by ;. ~ Cromwell. Of
Yuma. who spent all OF yesterday
within 1000 yards Of tho scene Of the
reported clash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11

PARIS. August l0.-Flame throwers
are being employed with great success
in fighting locust plague in the south
Of France, says dispatch from Avig-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Ausust 10
Five persons were KILLED shortly be-
fore noon today when AN Atlantic CIT
ford. y. j., about five miles from
Camden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11

NEW HAVEN. CONN. August To-
The earliest pussihlc time for ,hn
striking shopmen OF the New York
New Haven and Hartford 10 return TO
Work viii be next Friday, according
I" information given out this after
noon. following a long meeting OF the
system federation OF this city. thirty
Nanness. y. y: New York CITY. and
this city attending.
- ASIiENiLLE, y. G.. August IO.-.It
- announced here tonight ma, the
shopmcn In this city, who have bnrn
on strike for the past several dayn.
nave voted to return Ia work ~ ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-16

side him were the bodies OF two wo-
men, apparently dead.
The large number Of women
among the victims was accounted for
BY the fact that the explosion oc-
Cured during the noon hour, when
women employee in nearly Factories
we're on the street.. A tenement house
near the wharf vas partly demolish-
ed and a number of women and chill
dren were injured.
Soon after the explosion the crowds
became 50 dense that soldiers and
sailors were ordered to stand gaard
cnd the crowd was forced back to a
safe distance By men with fixed
.oayonets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-16
VIRGINIA NEWS

The second trial Of Mahon Wright,
charged with attacking and murder
Ing Miss Rosa Farmer, began il tie
circuit court at Rutburg yesterday
and proceeded cxpediticusly, The
case viii probably 20 to the jury to-
day. The first trial resulted in a
hung jury.
Lee Newton, Of Stafford county,
sent to Mayor ]. P. Rowe, Of Freder-
icksburg, Monday u full roe herring,
the fvst catch Of the season. The
herring was caught in Potomac
creek. a tributary Of the Potomac
river. This is regarded as a fore
runner of ! good season.
Petitions Mre being circulated in
Erookvil!c district to The Board Of
Health Of Campbell county urging
tha, the schools Of the district be
closed because of the "lu' situation.
Brookvillc Includes the Campbell
county suburbs Of The city and main
+a;ns three schools iust outside OF
Lvrch5urc. The Gu is said to be
worse in these sections than in the
city proper.
sergt. }. G. Chichester, Chief Of
Police S. B. Perry and Officers J. 4
Stone and r. Z. Howe arrested IN
Fredericksburg Tuesday 01lie Jen-
Rings Cooper and Ernest Talbot
Clark, charged with transporting
LIQUOR. They were~ travelling II an
automobile. when The machine was
searched it was found to contain y
cases of whisky. or la quarts. The
whisky and car were contiscated and
so men tried before J@sstice En-
brey. Cooper, who va driving the
car, vas fined. $500 and given 30 Gays
n Jail. Clark was fined $3.50 and
given 50 days in jail,