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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

The work of helping our thousands
Of service men to find place in CT
william life with the least possible loss
of time and expenditure of e'iort, IS
no less a job for women OF the tnlteo
states than IL is for the men. IL - u
lob for American citizens, regardless
OF sex. and a rather fittins one 1nsf
AT present. It seems to me, for The wo-
men of the country to undertake as
their first big task since the passage
Of the Federal Suffrage Amendment,
now on it's speedy way toward rain
cation and adoption as national law.
The War department, with the ara
of seven other government bureaus
has undertaken 10 correlate ana sup
plement the work OF all other agen-
cies throughout the country Interested
in this problem of giving discharged
soldiers. sailors, and marines, EN-
ployment that will in every way satisfy
their moral needs. We are out TO
bring the soldier without job ana
=. lob without soldier together. And
TO do this we need the women.
The women can help In very prac-
.tical fashion in three ways;
First--They can enter the field ana
do the actual work that the men OF
our allied organizations are doing
Much of this work consists in con-
Quoting Investigations among employ
ers. We cannot place soldiers II we
do not have thorough knowledge of
the employing field. Women make adj
mirable investigators. We have some
already. and more could be used to
great advantage. Women who have
been trained through their club ac-
tivities. suffrage campaigns and other
public duties, to make canvasses and
SURVEYS will find themselves particu-
larly we'll fitted to this work. This
great campaign for unemployment of
our fighting men is carried on by
volunteer workers entirely--except for
departmental agents Of the govern
ment who have been assigned to it
and If we can enlist the aid OF some
OF our women. who do not have all
their time occupied, we shall be add
ing to our strength materially.
Second-The women, as citizens. as
public housekeepers, can do q great
work in our Spruce Up campaign.
The War department II urging pri>
vate manufacturers, owners Of estates,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
epublic are summoned to the b<1iel

repupic are summoned 70 tn0 UASSuSs
box. 8
i The Bund says the government q
trying to distinguish between mili~
tary and economic neutrality and Aee
appointed a commission to acc0ah-
Wish the separation of the two. IN
this it will fail. declares the Bund.
Switzerland will not be able to keep
out of war. IL guaranteed only MILL
tary neutrality as conceded by the
entente. II Switzerland takes part IN
economic warfare 1t Is bound TO Oe
drawn into bloody battles, the Bund
insists. Switzerland. therefore. Will
have to take either neutrality or the
league. 1t cannot have both, the
Bund emphasizes.
Why Join a league to guarantees
peace while a number OF wars are still
IN progress?" asks the Zurich Post
The league will breed more wars, Il
thinks. THE outlook 10 dark
Wherever you look there Is helpless
ness, blindness yindictiveness, and
national greed. No savior is In sight
to redeem Europe" the paper con-
cludes.
Switzerland must be assured that
all the nations of the world will be
admitted, at least all OF her neighbors,
before she can think of joining the
league, says the Zurich Gazette
Switzerland so far is the only coun-
try in which the voters themselves
will directly decide the question OF
joining the league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

nmIHoM y. C.. July aft one
o0uApiie 4 list Of the seven
GTo9o o. the world. as COM
- v ths seven wonders, the
s11 Versailles, where the Ger.
o9atsa st9ned the peace treaty
~ emre 81 : place among them.
balistin from the Nationa'
xQ3hIc society.
$S &SU Groat Britain nrst recognized
{ Ex1ependence Of the United states,
NJ ~ third estate formed national
MY and gave birth TO the French
WkfOn: there william was
SWnoA emperor Of Germany while
Sk1e was being besieRed and there
NJ x446xntAtives of the civilized world
0nly made peace with the mad
Nj Teurope.' but signed document
II IVY 10y rank in history with the
- CArta and the Declaratin OF
onaence.
n III IN . this mammoth palace, which
n eUnfd house a city OF la,aos per :
49, merely a. historic shrine OF
s&&AohaI ceremonies 1t vihrates win
sA&A0es OF human dramas more vivid
- enthrailing than any stage piece
11o1sere showed there 20 distract the
anae Lonis XIV and his dazzling
1surt
s.There the unhappy valliere. the
49,. glorious Montespau. and the aus
- ygafnfsnon succissivefy loved, IN
3kfuated. and exploited the magnificent
ia: there too the brilliant Pompa-
- and the ses1uc ttve du Barry shone
nsn0ng the galaxy OF mtstresses; ana
|I1neo nome 1oaoe drunken women from
$500 beolse through the gates and sent
In1a feeing to the Tuineries.
chance set Versailles on
11atoric eminence. Nature provided
nAly = nat, sandy stretch OF country
sens arid that the kings newer could set
S9ntar enough for The magnihceht
4runtAins Louis XIII CHANGED to nave
II hunting chateau there. 80 the next
1souis was attracted there. He planned
r. rnntAeuce on SO grandiose scale
fsat the tcvefling of the land. building
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
SAY KAISER HAS FUNDS
IN LONDON BANKS

y London. July a.---The former kaiser
has between a quarter and a half
million dollars ON deposit in two
London banks which he will never
get.
Not only that, but nobody else
besides the banks is likely to get this
money, unless Horatio Bottomley's
bill. now before parliament. forcing
banks 10 disclose their unclaimed
deposits. Is passed
This information came 10 tniver-
sal service from two sources and was
confirmed this afternoon by 81 mem
Der OF parliament who has made it
his business to dig through the banks
barrier, of silence and unearth valid
evidence OF the presence OF Wilhelm S
gold there, since 1910, and 1913, re-
spectively.
lie Is planning To move for gov
ernmen'al confiscation OF the money
II the above mentioned bill lis passed
Had the government known of the
ex-ka1ser's deposits in 1914. il
would nave coffscated the money as
enemy property.
The revelation of wilhelm secret
hoard serves to emphasize the an
Gent custom which the pending bin
aims TO destroy and which has con-
stituted ''preogative" of british
banks for hundreds of years. namely.
that accounts, mo, matter how large.
winch are not claimed after the
d"afn or disappearance of the deposi-
tors, remain the hanks' property un-
Tess legal evidence of the presence
OF sucn accounts ts presented to the
nank by the esta bjished heirs.
1t is notorious. fact that hundreds
or soldiers who have disappearea I'm
war time have fattened the banks
tremendously. Information about the
ox-kaiser's secret deposits first leaked
out recently from an iuterned Car
man VINO mad acted as the former
emperor business agent in London
PRIOR to the war, playing the stock
market discreetly on his masters
orders
During his internment this man
kept mum hut a few months ago
When released for repatriation he
combined the secret to an English
friend Naturally the two hanks in
question are vigorously lighting Rot
tom1ey's bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

IKE. as follow up to these resolu.
tlons, a Soldiers Employment Com
mittee formed for every such organi-
cation.
Women are already helping US in
great numbers, but we need all wo-
men. The war is not over until in =
dustry has reassimilated all workers
ana until our disorganized industrial
world is once more on a standardized
normal basis. The sooner all women
get behind the movement to fit SOL
dters and jobs together. the SOONER
our ind will be accomplished. and the
sooner can we say with truth that the
war is really over, and won.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
HA|G CLAIMS ALL
Continued from Page one1


by the British forces the general said.
There was no mention in his speech
OF America nor of the American army
according to the cahled accounts Of
the meeting. There was no reference
to his famous message of appeal to
America for help when the British
army was fighting with our backs
AGAINST the WALL and was saved only
by the onrush of the American
troops.
Those who listened TO the general
IN his Newcastle address heard from
his own lips that British alone won
the war and unless they had been
previously advised to the contrary
they are still ignorant of the fact tina,
America had any part in 1t.
Comment by officials here on Cen
eral Haig's pretentious claim was re-
strained STAFF officers of the army.
among them being many who par
Hcipated in the struggle and are ia :
m'iiar with the reasons why the
American troops were hrigaded with
the British, passed the remarks of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
The One Step.

A certain judge could not control
his temper. and consequently could
rot control other people One day
there was an unusual disorder in
court. and at last the Judge could
endure II no longer.
'sft il Impossible 10 allow this per
edAtant contempt of court 70 go on,
~ said. and shall he forced 20
~ to the extreme length OF taking
the one step that viii stop il
ss There was long silence. then one
~ leading cousel rose. and with lust
ii trace of a smile inquired;
III 1t pleasex your honor, from what
date will your resignation take effeet?''
kLJoaIlas News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
You Can't Cure Rheumatism
With Liniments and Lotions

Ii you arc afflicted with Rheu-
ratisn1. why waste time with linz
r1cnts, lotions and other local ap-
piications that never id cure
rheumatism, and never WHIP
Do not try to rub the pain away,
for you will never succeed. Try
the sensible plan OF finding the
cause OF the pain, Remove the
cause, and there can be no pain
You viii never De rid OF Rheullla-
tisrp until YOU cleanse your blood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Montague Mfg. Co.
STORE AND OFFICE Tt~Truy.~
Southwest Corner Trrfh ard ty,tn

~ the germs that cause the dis
ease. s. s. S. has no equal as .
blood purifier, scores OF sufferers
say that it has cleansed their blood
OF Rheumatism. and removed all
trace Of the disease from their
system.
Get a bottle OF S. S, S. at your
drug store and get on the right
treatment to-day. II you want
special medical advice. address
n e6ie2l Director. ~ Swift LaborA-
tory. Atlanta, Ga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

ed in after the crew had gone on
board with their luggage.
AS the airship settled TO stable
position, the motors began to hum
and with a flnal wave OF the hand to
sne "atcher on the ground below
Major Scott headed away for the
Queensborough bridge From there
me course lay up the East River 10
Harlem then across the city and down
The west side to the battery. From
there the ship sailed over Governors
Island to Erie Basin and over South
Brooklyn and Bath Beach out to
sea.
me route CHOSEN. the Southern
steamship route. lies due east from
New York for 1900 miles. then over
the great circle route TO Fastnet.
Ireland, total distance OF 1900 miles
out OF sight OF land From the air
ship will head direct to East For
tune near Edinburgh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

a religious sect In Ohio claimed ex-
N1nption from saluting the American
nag and it is stated got IT from a
state court. We wonder what would
IhAcome of this country II that re-
liktouS sect should become The don't
mating influence in America. There
0ukht 10 be no citizen allowed in this
c0untry. of whatever creed or faith.
Who is not willing TO recognize and
41AIutA the nag. --Chstanooga Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Why Suffer When
Pains and Aches
Can Be Relieved

Sore throat. bronchitis. .tonsilitis
pleurisy. pneumonia, sick stomach.
are relieved quicker. more pleasantly
and lasts longer when treated with
goth Century Royal Liniment than by
any preparation that has been on the
market during the last so years.
This remarkable remedy can be had
from druggists. or at laboratory. 200
e. Marshall street, or will be SAINT b
mail for S. cents.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

Joseph Franklin Poland ,hs wal,
KNOWN screen author who has writter
more than a hundred successful nhotn.
productions for many OF filmIand's
pest known stars. has been placed nm.
ger contract TO write exclusively for
Universal A''
ihiS Is the announcement made hp
Eugene Muilin. CniversaIs scenarjr
eal'or IN chief. and is in keeping with
me hVowed policy of the Big u. in
obtaining only the best of work for
its stars. "'
Poland Is the author Of 9TH. cn,.
fire OF Seville" which was rccan,t,
produced by Universal with Hndda
Nova. the Russian actress az tbn star
one or his best known productions
was The Mating of .Marcella." IN
which Dorothy Dalton was featured on
the Paramount program
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

Hnnt--Ive been looking for Hen
pecks everywhere. wonder where
Hall-"Have you looked unaer h,s
wife's thumb ?"--rondon A,swars ''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
VOTERS OF SWITZERLAND

CONTINUED from Page One,1
The government wants to see how
the league will fare In other conn
tries before tie voters Of the oldest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

INFLAMEs RIOTOUS
U%S0 IN manifestations disorders
xA marked anti government demon
M41A4A IN Rome The demonstrants
&ad TO reach the residence OF
nfo1 Nit. but were driven back.
lA d'AnHunxio, who has been
- m Italian peace envoy,
speech, apparently adding to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

Ihe Knox resolution is going TO be
ois Joke as the Lodge round
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Letting Him Down

I"I'HG Him down.
men you won't marry me?"
mp nut III be engaged to YOU
That's some comfort"
Whlie I'm away for the summer
she concluded gently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

w IDc ttFO0k.
The pool where perch and sunN.h n.
is now inviting. blythe bye.
so let us Journey to the brook
AND try 10 see what wescan hooIs
ana " ve snare no Ash that day
why. we can lie as well as thew
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Evening journal., 1919-09-30
CITY BRICKLAYERS
ARE SATISFIED
Painters, However, May
Strike Tomorrow to En-
force 87:l-2 Cent Wage
MASTERS OPPOSE
THE NEW SCALE

Practically all the bricklayers Of this
city have signed agreements and are
working for 81 an hour, according to
reports made at the meeting Of the
Bricklayers Union, No I, in the Irish
American Hall last night
. The agreement is said TO carry with II
an understanding that the new scale is
contingent upon the result OF the con
iroversy between the Philadelphia
bricklayers and masons Of that city.
The brlcklayers there are demanding
si.i0 per hour. 10 was learned yester-
day that the Northwest Masons' and
Builders Association, representing the
employers in that section Of philadel-
phia, have agreed 90 pay SliO an hour
beginning October 4. until October 4,
1920. This increase affects about 200
men. The bricklayers claim that the
master masons in the remaining sec
ton of Philadelphia will sign the agree
ment. Just how this viii affect the
local situation officers Of the union
were unable 10 say last night but 1t IS
believed the brickayers here will de-
mand the same rate as Philadelphia.
House Painters Local. No 63i, at
meeting held last night at No. Col Mar
ket street, decided 10 strike tomorrow
unless their demand for an increase 90
s7is cents an hour is granted by the
Master Painters. As the Master Paint
ers are reported TO be opposed to the
Increase asked, the possibility OF a set
tlement seems remote.
Evening journal., 1919-09-30
AUTOISTS PROTEST
MAIL PROSECUTION
Hereafter VIII Ignore Sum-
mons fer Alleged Violation
Of DINNER Ordinance
INSIST ACTION
is UNLAWFUL

Automobile owners are protesting
against the practice of operatives OF
the Nlleli Detective Agency. with desk
room in the office OF Magistrate Gluck-
man at No. 9ij Market Sireet, taking
their license tag numbers as their cars
are parked along the street at night,
and then notifying them by mail TO
appear 10 answer charges OF violating
the State automobile DINNER laws. II
was admitted by Magistrate Gluckman
this morning uas six cases. OF this
character had been heard by him last
Saturday, but he contended that the
practice of notifying the defendants by
mail was proper.
Charles G.. Guyer, secretary OF the
Delaware Automobile Association, To-
day admitted that he was instructing
automobile owners who received such
instructions from the detective bureau.
10 ignore them and similar action has
been taken In one, n not more cases
by the police department officials.
Magistrate Gluckman Caid that where
The defendants made no objection and
the case was their first offense, he had
dismissed them on payment OF costs.
Under the State law the fines range
from $40 to S25 and costs.
one car owner reported 10 the police
yesterday that he had been notified TO
appear at Magistrate Gluckmsn's
Court, TO answer the charge OF park
ing his car without having the lights
burning, when the car was In Baltimore.
He was instructed TO ignore the sum
mons.
Automobilists today who have been
watching with interest the activities OF
certain constables and detectives in re-
gard 10 enforcing the automobile laws,
said that IN some case il had been re-
ported that the lights on parked cars
had been turned out, while the owners
were absent. Mrs. COnard, OF Port
Penn, who came here today in response
TO a letter notifying her OF a charge
against her in Magistrate Gluckman's
court, said that the lights on her car
were burning when she went to local
theatre. Upon her return TO the car
she says the light were burning. but
the interior OF the car contained a
number OF hand bills Of an advertising
nature.
Evening journal., 1919-09-30
WH!TL0CK NAMED NEW
BELGIAN AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON. Sept 30. United
Fress)-The President sent the follow
ing nominations 10 the Senate today.
To be Ambassador Extraordinary and
Pienipoteniary TO Belgium, Brand Whit
lock. Ohio. now Minister 70 Belgium.
To be chief OF naval operations in
The Department OF the Eavy with the
rank OF Admiral for a term OF four
years Rear Admiral Robert Z. Coontz
United States Navy.
Whitlock's nomination 10 be Ambas-
sador TO Belgium disposes OF reports
that he was to succeed former Ambas-
sador Page at Rome. Whitlock was
minister before Congress raised the
American legation at Brussels 10 an
embassy.
Evening journal., 1919-09-30
SHOW Wilmington
AS TRADE CENTER
This Will be Done During
ming Demonstration
Sales Week"
TO HOLD MEETING
THURSDAY NIGHT

Vigorous efforts are being made by
the Mercantile Section OF the Chamber
Of Commerce 10 show that Wilmington
is the logical and profitable. shopping
center OF the peninsula. A poll is
being taken OF the merchants OF the
city. whether or not they are members
of the organization. with a view 10
presenting a united determination TO
demonstrate TO the purchasing public
The manifest advantages OF shopping
In Wilmington in all cases where they
cannot satisfactorily patrOnize their
home merchants.
Several meetings have been held, and
the various committees Will report
their results at a session Thursday eve
ming. 10 had been intended 60 receive
these committee reports on Friday eve
ming, but a change Of date was found
necessary.
Local merchants feel that the com
ing Demonstration Week" will furnish
The opening wedge Of the working pro-
gram which will develop Wilmington
as a trade center To an extent which,
while often discussed in the past. never
has been followed up with such a Wig
orous determination TO succeed as is
now being done.
Evening journal., 1919-09-30
$40 A WEEK OF HIS
$4,000 FOR CHILDREN

Ettore Di Bian. charged in City Court
this morning with non-support and
cruel treatment OF his seven children,
was placed under a temporary order OF
$40 a week and directed TO give secur-
ity in the sum OF $1,000.
The cruelty charge was continued
until October 25.
The defendant. II was alleged, has
$4,000 and is trying to dispose OF his
property and return TO Italy. Judge
Finger stated that the bond was SUM-
cientiy large TO insure the support Of
the children and assure being taken
with the father when he returns 10
Italy.
Evening journal., 1919-09-30
MANY In LINE TO
PAY COUNTY TAX

Lines OF property owners OF this .city
have been streaming to the county lax
office throughout yesterday and TODAY
10 pay their taxes. The line at times
mas extended from the office window
TO the Tenth street entrance to the
Court House. Today is the last day
OF the period on which the ) per cent
discount on county taxes is allowed.
The office will remain open until .
o'clock tonight.
Evening journal., 1919-09-30
kIWA\IS CIIIB AFFAIRS

Tomorrow's meeting OF the Kiwanls
Club in Hotel dupont will be devoted
10 business. Among the subjects TO be
discussed will be the proposed visit OF
the local club to the Philadelphia Ki-
wanians at the Bellevue-Stratford on
Thursday evening.
The Joint meeting OF the Richmond.
Washington, Baltimore and Whining
ton Clubs at Baltimore on Saturday also
will he discussed. At the Baltimore
meeting q district governor, secretary
and treasurer will be elected.
Evening journal., 1919-09-30

STYLE Of rocker almost exactly like
above illustration. Made of selected
auartered oak. Rockers of the above
design and quality, such as we are
offering. cannot be bought wholesale
at prices compared with our quota
tions. This big rocker special is another
demonstration Of our exceptional buy
ing power
Evening journal., 1919-09-30
These Two Big Buildings to Draw From

They household goods amounting to thousands and thousands
dollars.
Sixth and King and the Entire Reserve Third and
included in o Great Profit Sharing Sale.
be familiar with Many months when
anticipating could supply the Of this community today
the First let make plain that had not been for owning
buildings reproduced could proceeded with
forced the buildings question: the strength great
would considerably weakened by the high paid
only when dividing
power giving the full benefit
Of ownership Of the property j n question
Evening journal., 1919-09-30
To The Good Folks of Wilmington

We are proceeding at very rapid rate of speed with
our great PROFIT SHARING SALE. Our efforts TO defy
competition and undersell on all household goods such
as we have TO Offer have SO far been phenomenal
beginning Of this big event. have been crowded daily
with shoppers. In consideration of the absolutely fair
manner in which we are dealing with the public. all
customers, as far as we have been able to determine
have left our store thoroughly pleased. NOW, GET THE
FOLLOWING FACTS CLEAR IN YOUR MIND:
FlRST-We offering few specials at reduced prices but
offering entire stock at reduced prices which
markabe savings
SECOND-our goods are not marked in code FORM but are
marked plain figured prices enabling the purchaser to know the
original selling price well the sale price
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are based on two principles.
FIRST-Nolume and SECOND-Buying power.
FOURTH-Conary general customs when conducting spe
a sale do bar the time buyer On the other hand esp
ay payment accounts and we wish TO make mpha
oay that the time payment buyer given the benefit the
duction as we'll as the cash buyer.