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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
STEEL STRIKE LEADERS
SAY STRIKERS IN GOOD TRIM
But MIN Companies Declare Pitts
burEh District Operates nj
NJ pcr Cent Cnpacify.
IBv Associated Press. +,


PITTSBURGH. Oct. 2O-The steel
strike was reviewed by the national
committee for organizing iron and
steel workers ut an extraordinary
session which began here late today.
Chairman John Fitzpatrick. Of Chi j.
ccaEo. declared that the beginning OF
the NTH week OF the struggle found
the strikers in better position than
Mr.. Ftzpatrick's statement did not
agree with the statement made by the
steel companies eHrlier in the day.
The Carnegie Steel Company an
nounccd that its plants in the Pitts
burgh district were operating fully
50 per cent OF capacity with the OK
ception OF the DuQuesne mill. and il
was on full time with 4 full force
Independent mills also reported i'm.
Drovement in the number Of men EN-
pioNed and the tonnage produced.
The committee received reports from
All parts of the country affected by
the strike, and upon these reports il
was announced. Mr.. Fitzpatrick mad
ms statement which was greeted with
applause.
No figures were given out. il being
said that il would be impossible TO
complete the work OF the committee
tonight and another session would
iikciy be held tomorrow.
Robert Mckitchcn. of Chicago prcsi-
ucht OF an Illinois cooperative aSSo-
cation for the distribution OF food
presented tentative plan for pro-
Eisioning the strikers and their
families.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
fBv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-Taking no.
tice OF reports that the United states
might aid in carrying out provisions
Of the peace treaty in advance OF the
;-eaty'S ratification by tie Senate, the
administration announced today that
American diplomatic and military par
icipaiion In certain OF these provisions
must wait until the Senate has acted.
AZ the State Department II was de-
ciared this government would not ac-
ccpt the invitation OF the supreme coun-
CT! Al Versailles 10 take d place INN e.
d!ateiy on the international commits
sions set UP by the treaty. and a, the
war Department il was made clear
tina; no American troops would be
used without Senate sanction to po-
lice districts whore the treaty provides
for p'ebscltes under tie military super
vision OF The Grea; powers.
The two announcements were made
simultaneously and, generally were &C
cepted In the Senate. where the pos
sibiiity OF premature American parti-
cip!tat!on in the treaty has been one
Of the storm centers OF criticism. as
amounting to an administration decla-
ration OF policy on the subject SEN
ators on both sides Of the treaty CON
troversy expressed the opinion private
y tonigh, that the ADMINISTRATORS
stand would aid in Fastening the final
ron call on ratification.
In his announcement regarding use
denied specifically suggestions made in
rho Senate debate that 5000 soldiers
recently sen; &c Coblenz were to pro-
coed 10 Upper Silesia and help III he
plehisCite there prior to American
ratification. He declared the depart
ment realized fully tina; it would have
no authority 20 take such step II a
Senate reservation forbidding il were
adopted, and added that IN the circum-
stances there was no desire 20 antici-
pate Senate action.
y reservation on this subject and
one limiting American participation in
the various diplomats commissions TO
he created are in preparation although
/; Is understood that there has been no
complete agreement; regarding either
among the Senate majority
One eftec: OF the State Departments
announcement was 10 set at rest re-
ports tina; P-esiden; Wilson might dis
regard the advice OF tie Foreign Re-
lations Committee ana name an Amer
lean 10 act unsfiicially on the power
tul reparations commission. When ne
asked the committees consent 20 such
q step some weeks ago. it replied that
neither Il nor the executive had any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
WILL NOTPARTICIPATE
BEFORE, RATIFICATION
Administration Announces There Will Be No Diplomatic
Military Action Under Provisions of Peace
Treaty Until Senate Votes Finally on Pact

authority TO put treaty provisions int
force untii ratification had been ac-
compliShed.
1t is understood. however, that hnan
clal advisers now IN Europe TO look
after Treasury Department business
and American financial and trade in
touch with the work OF the commission
after IL is created. The administrator
IS known 10 regard the commissions
task OF collecting Germanys repara :
financial rehabilitation as one directly
affecting American finance and COM
The other great powers are said to
be very anxious that the United States
nave fuil representation from the
start on this and several other com :
missions that are to be organized and
there has been considerable spccula
ton among Senator's as to how far
thai desire was reflected in the de-
EsSlos al raris not to put the treaty
nations that have ratified II. When this
neoisloh was announced last week it
IVA WHs sn,a 'hs DELAY vas due to inahi-
treaty provisions into operation
real progress toward Senate action
on the treaty was made today. when
me leaders put an effcctual dampcr on
debate and permitted the Senate clerk S
10 finish the tedious work OF reading
me treaty text Jus, before adjourn
inent the Johnson amendment 10 equal
ne voting power in the league assem-
bly, was formally brought up for ac-
ION ION and II VII have the floor. cxcep,
each day. until II is disposed OF. II is
;he last but one of the committees
amendments
Some Of the more optimistic though,
vote on the Johnson measure Nigh,
be possible tomorrow. but the general
prediction was that roll call would
not oe reached before "Wednesday at
me earliest Other amendments, in
E S.,a number prepared by indi-
the rest of the week S'
j" NAT little debate there was today
vas confined to the Irish question
which may get before the Senate
again during the morning hour tomor-
row Senator Walsh, Democrat. Mon
tana. Indicated today that he probably
YOU'D call up at tomorrow's session his
Seeo!ution 10 declare /; the puruose or
the United States to bring ireiand's
Ease case before the league. II he does. a
iiEc!E debate Is expected The Sonata
will meet an hour earlier than nsna,
however. in order to spend as murh
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
zAPATlSTA REBELS MAKE
RAID ON CITY OF MEXICO
bandits Under Vnlentin Reyes Make
Attack on Cotton Min
and Rob Safc.
tBy Universal Service

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-Nfcxico City
has been raidcd by Zapatista bands
OF rebels, according to Excelsior. one
o. me leading papers Of that city,
WAS received here today
The whole Federal district. which
IN tncI ,hi Mexico City. was attack ed
with about thirty men, and cotton
mills and prin, works were robbed.
rounded on the night OF October "a
Just as the day operatives were
changing. and the mill safe was
opened and robbed OF $500
According to the Excelsior this
band or Zapatistas has been raidins
.nH settlements and towns in the foot
mis- or the Ajusco Mountains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
HAVE YOU SCROFULA?
Vow Said to Re ax OFTEN Acquired n,
Inherited.

u is generally and chiefly Indicated
ny cTupiions and sores but in many
cases II enlarGes the glands of the
neck. arects the internal organs espe-
cially the lungs and If NEGLECTED may
develop into consumption.
II causes many troubles. and is aS-
eravatcd by impure air. unwholeso:nc
1000. Dad water. too much heat or cold,
and want OF proper exercise.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, tho medicine
,haf has been used with so much sat
isfaction by three generations is won
dcrfully successful in the treatment of
scrofula. Give II a trial
II cathartic or laxative is needed
take Hoods Pills. there is nothing
better for biliousncss or constipation
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
COUNTY TO AID ROAD
Supervisors of AIe1nndr,n Coun,x
Chose. Committee 20 Ascertain
Best Methodn.

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.1
WASHINGTON. Oct 20-The Board
o. SUPERVISORS OF Alexandria County
mas named q committee 10 co-operate
with the Alexandria Chamber o. Com
MERGE on tho completion Of the conCrc-.
road between Washington and A!exan-
dr!a Nearly two miles are e; 20 D.
completed. Chairman Wibert OF the
committee. announced Yesterday TIE
committee expects TO raise $3.50 in
ten Gays, which is Alexan dria's quot
ot the $1,000 required 10 complete The
The Alexandra County civic Fed
grafton Is backing the board @. super
visors In its campaign 70 abate the
SiEn-bUard nuisance
The supervisors hav. named com.
nittee. composed OF Frank @ Cam
peN. Colonel William e. Shelley. g. =
ioonaldson and Commonwealth Attor.
!Ny FRANK l.. Bail to formulate plans
.or state constabulary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21

ana has sought to prevent Korea from
nupnisning the facts throughout the
president OF the republic of Korea
III an address this week before Prince
Ton University students
our cause. The cause OF Korea. :.
said DR.. Rhcc. awaits the interna
|.onai publicity that will advise n
World OF korea's situation. we have
.Ilth IN the people OF the world. in
me people OF the United states. and
III me International justice
Japan mas sought TO prevent our
ouoi! ShillE the facts TO the world he
auoeo: She suppressed all the news
, pIIpeIEs; censored all the mail, seized
cd eentrol Of the cables and docs M,
allow the Koreans to leave the coun-
Try; rearing that they might tell the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
REDS CONDUCTED
INQUIRY, SENATOR
WATSON ALLEGES
Continued from First payc)

Continued from First rageD
f,rplent type. who never failed 10 cx
press the greatest admiration for lie
Martin l. sorber. another employee
G,e senator charged, was "a friend anC
admirer OF Berger and Tucker and ar
organizer OF radical propaganda
sorber. Senator Watson charged. while
pm the pay roll OF Tucker. was alsC
employed by the Trade Commission.
Senator Watson declared. was open
and avowcd in his sed!tious utteran &c
and always ACTIVE in scattering So
eial!sitc propaGanda.''
hsri 5. Ha!nes. another, employee
Rentioncd for "tmportnt aid" Senator
Watson said openly asserted that the
SOVIET government OF Russia was The
that he would never be satisfied until
VIC Dad one like II IN .lmerics-"
Anarchist of n "Bdmb" Type.
My information" said Senator Wat
son, rs that = Mrs. Baldwin, an &C
%ouESani =: hcaiGuar;erS OF the Ira de
S"nihisS ION N chicago. was an anar-
Sn:sr o: ;Ac most pronounced type.
Nhen the bomb was exploded at the
to-e judge Lands she cxcla lined In
Ghe presence .: Ser co-omployces 1t
served them right y number OF lives
were lost n that outrage.
When an anarchist parade was held
IL Chicago. after the signing OF the
armisticc. Chase. Kravitz, Serbcr and
ht,hPer n'af Ched wearing REQ neckNcS
and waving red flags unt!l they were
taken into custody by the authorities
Fucker telerhoning from the ofice Of
the Trade Commission demanded OF
OF the captured red flags
Ihis shows the company IN which
some cmpiloyoes of the commission
wero found IN Chicago"
The chicago offices OF the Federal
Trade Commission during the period Of
THIS invcE, Eaiion was center OF Sc
Socialists who, while INVESTIGATING
business WIKI a view 10 Graduating its
cyl! features. constantly plotted for
the destruction Of the business they
the confsca lion and collective owner
shin OF all the mean. for the creation
and distribution Of wealth.
Declare. Charge True.
,-"on my responsibility as a Senator
business world has right 20 know
the character OF investigation 10 which
II may be subjected. Congress has the
that tyne to official positions. no, only
tina; they may De ousted, but tina; Il
may call 70 = speedy account the men
responsible for their selection.
Men ouGh, not TO be selected 10
represent the government who are
asains; all governments; Men who are
opposed TO our institutions ought
and no agency Q. the government bent
on the enforcement Of laws has a right
TO select as its representatives those
who are opposed 20 all law and hostile
to all government
II have been invest!Ea;inf socialism
IN the various departments OF the gov
eminent. and have been astoundcd
at the number OF its adhcrents in office
and the very solid manner N which
they seem 20 be intrenchcd In our gov
ernnent affairs. may call the a'ten-
ton OF the Senate later TO the mum Der
OF Socialists in different departments.
hut my present purpose is 10 dea! only
with those employed by The Federal
Trade Comm ssioN."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
20 HURT IN "SIDE-SWIPE"
ACCIDENT ON SOUTHERN
Royni Palm Strikes End Chr. In Pass.
Ing MISUNDERSTANDING
Limited.
TBy Associated prcss.l

By Assoca ted PrcssI
MACON GA. Oct 2O.--At least 'twen-
~ persons were hurt. none fatally
when the southbound Royal Palm on
tie Southern Railway. side-swiped
tie Atlanta Jacksonville Limited at
McErin. seven miles from Cochran,
early today.
The injured, who were brought to
the Macon Hospital. were:
Phillip Goettc. Macon. hurt about the
head and left arm.
Richmond Fluhart. telegraph opera :
tor, Deland, Fla. left lex injured
q. L. Pippin. Surcncy, Ga, left hand
hurt.
J. n. Ray, Alamo. Ga, sixteen years
old, badly shaken up.
Three other men who did not give
their names were treated at the local
hospital. leaving as soon as their
wounds were dressed
The wreck occurred when the ROYAL
Palm. in passing tho Atlanta -Jackson-
Vile Limited. coliidcd with the las,
cars OF the latter train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
WOULD STUDY IN Af..ERlCA
Heir APPARENT to Throne Of belgium
Desirca TO Complete Educa-
ton Here

ON BOARD KING ALBERT's spE-
ElAL TRAIN. oct 20.--The Duke OF
rabant heir apparent 10 the throne
OF Belgium. hopes 10 finish his educa-
TO win Il degree at some grca; Ameri
can university which breathcs the
spirit Of democracy
The coming KING OF Belgium has
inherited his fathers love of machin-
"ry ana eng neer!ng. and would prefer
TO. specialize along those lines. bu,
realizes that the sponsibtlities which
VIII be MS demand tho broadcast posi-
nIt cducatou The Kings train was
Speeding across Kansas today on the
MaE 70 s.. louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
S u p r E M ACY

Results of the International Type
writer Contest to prove quality of ma
chine and skill of the operator, held at
the Annual Business Show in New York
City, October 20, 1919, have for the
Fourteenth time established the supre-
macy Of the Underwood Typewriter in
Speed, Accuracy and Durability.
Every year for thirteen consecutive
years in this contest the Worlds Cham
plon has made his or her record on an
Underwood machine.
This the fourteenth year, and pre-
vlous years, the Underwood led because
OF it's mechanical superiority, which de-
veloped the necessary speed and &C.
curacy.
The Thousand-Dollar Trophy Cup,
the championship prize, was awarded
to the new Worlds Champion Typist,
William F. Oswald, who wrote at the
rate of 1872 accurate words a minute.
The cup will continue in possession of
the Underwood Typewriter Company.
Best records are always Underwood records
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
CANADIANS GIVE MIXED
VERDICT ON PROHIBITION
indications Point TO Decent of Con
serNative Government of Sir
William Hearst.
tBy Associated press,

TORONTO. Oct. 20.-Indications to-
night were that the Conservative gov
eminent OF Sir William Hears. had
oeen deieated at the polls today, while
mixed verdict seems 20 have henn
given on the prohibition referendum.
ottawa has voted against prohibit
tloil: according 20 early returns while
III toronto and Hamilton the vote
seems TO favor dispensing all kinds
OIL liquors under government control
London has voted dry. and the ma
)or!ty OF reports from other towns and
cities and from country districts are
plling I'D dry vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
EASIER NOW THAN LATER.

It Is easier 70 break up a cold or
check cough now than II viii be
later Persistent bronchial coughs
that hang on" all winter pave the
way for serious throat and lung dis
T.. Detroit. Mich. writes: "Foleys
Honey and Tar relieves one of bron-
have II again" This reliable family
medicine for the relief of coughs. colds
Group hoarseness etc, contains no
opiates. Children like II. Sold every
Where.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
CELEBRATE BY WALKOUT
Syracuse University students Parade
Instead Of Reporting 10
Their CInxscs.
INV Universal Services |

SYRACUSE. y Y. Oct 20 Smash
ing open doors locked by instructors
and roughly handling professors who
sought to prevent tho "strikc" 400
syracuse University students staged a
walkont today To celebrate the foot
ball victory over Pittsburgh last Satur
day. Tho students held a parade ana
some women Joining in the lavofY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
DIVORCE DECREE DENIED
Superior Court Committee Decide,
vic OF Explorer Is Entitled
TO Separation.
tRy Universal scrv,c.

Charles Arthur Moore Jr.. Arctic ex-
p!oreT. hunter. traveller and friend OF
the late Colonel Roosevelt has had
The tables turned on him in his appli-
cation for divorce on the ground OF
intolerable cruelty
The committee appointed in the SUI
perior Court TO hear the evidence ha
recommended that n divorce be award.
eed TO Mrs Annette Sperry Moore on
me ground that the plaintiff has been
guilt% OF ntolerable cruelty to his
vie for several years, it was learned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

ing the opeA1ng 81 Roosevelt Me
moral Week. four army avtators from
aazlehurs; Field. at Mineola. few over
relt here today. while one OF them
wreath tore the Inscription. The
american Legion" and The other, The
Spanish american War Veterans"
NEW YORK. Oct 2o.-colonel T. "
House. who Lad been In bed a, his
residence here with grippe since his ar
1val from Europe q week ago. had re-
covered so much today tina. he was
!b.e 70 wal. around the block. Ills
shysic.ans howeve! nave refused
Washington for the present
NEW YORK. Oct. 20-rive Czeoho-
rovah delegates to the ia,e-nat.oua!
nved Oh ca- steamer la Touraine from
davre ;oday Arthur Fontaine. iircc.
"! o. labor Q: tho French University.
nd Miss Bowler. OF The TeXt.!e
korkers' CHion. Of Paris French dele
fved on the la Tou.ains
AMSTERDAM, Oct eo-Nes o,!ations
re reported a:oot between the gov.
rnment or c2scho- Slovakia and =
Easing Of ;he Czecho- SlovaE RAILWAYS
or term % twenty-five wears
lin1Iar negotiations looking tovar;
he leasing o: Arstr!a's railways are
preshaGowed
wAsHINCTON. oc, % Tbs
mpreme Court TO-DAY agreed 70 review
federal cour, DEGREES e.',in. aSide
federal Trade Commission order. 4 Z.
eeting jute bagging and steel ii.
callers. the tHeC: being tee, ~, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
Fire Destroy. rourin. c,,.

DANVILLE. VA. October 90
handsome touring car belonging I;
DIR. f. X. Thomas. Il dentist OF tbi
city. was destroyed by fire at AxtoI
on Saturday evening while carryip,
a number or Danville Military Insti
pears to have been an explosion tool
place. the flamos about the. enrIn,
soon communicating with the bod :
which was consumed. None Of ~.
passengers was hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
MEETS AT GRAND RAPIDS
eighteenth biennial Convention og
Observation-Disclosures National Conn
Gil Assembling Toduy.
fBy Assoclatcd rres.

LhHND kaPlDS, MICH. oct ga
,hdty or problems. including some
m, ,hat result directly or indirectly from
r rnn Mar' ana heavy program Of
oiennial convention OF the Nationai
IounciI or the Congregational Church,
opening here tomorrow
Clerical and lay delegates from every
part OF the United States and from
,oreiEn missionary fields are here Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
Preparing Turk. Defense.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Wednesday. Oct.
IA commission, under the presi-
dency of Tewtik Pasha. former Grand
Vizier, has been formed TO prepare
defense of Turkish interests before the
peace conference, according 10 d deci-
sion by the Cabinet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
OPIUM TRAFFIC IN KOREA
IicenSed Vice Also Introduced h, III,
japanese. Declares DR.. Synyman
Rhcr.

Special 70 The Timcs.pisn,,cb)
FElNCEToS. =. j.. Oct % -charrcs
tina, Japan had 'nt-odvccd lic"neeJ
zee ana ne opium .raHin into Korea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21
Vote 100000 Franc. for Monument

VOC I,OUU,UUU FTunch lot MOnumen MT.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-The Chamber of
DEPUTIES last night voted credit of
100000 francs tor national partici-
patton in the erection OF the monu-
ment at Pointe de Grave. al the mouth
of the Gironde River. in commemora-
ton of American Intervention in the
great war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21

commissions authority over Individual
corporations. The lower court held
that the commission had no power to
interfere in cases OF alleged unfair
competition between individuals or
corporations. except where such prac-
orally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21

GENEVA Oct 2o-A smugrlers'
tunnel. 700 yards long. under the
IL Is reported by the police at Kreuz-
linen. small town at the lower end
Of Lake Constance. y shorter tunnel
under the border was recently found
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21

NORFOLK. VA Oct eo-L!euten-
nt,Commander Albert 9. Reed was
Norfolk and the Chamber of Commerce
tonight. Several speakers paid tribute
10 the intrepid aviator. who, a. com
mander of the NC-.- was the frst
aviator TO ny across the Atlantic
ocean. AT the banquet, Commander
Heed gave a graphic account OF his
hight across the ocean
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21

MIAMI, FLA. Oct. 20.-Special con-
cessions are made for persons desir-
ing TO leave the United States. through
Key West for Cuba. or through Miami
for Nassau. by the Immigration de-
from Secretary Lansing. In certain
instances 1t is no longer necessary TO
have passport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-21

authority 10 put treaty provisions int o
force untii ratification had been ac-
.,IAr mi ickn