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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
From Other Viewpoints
BY NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS
My Summer Vacation

My summer vacation has been about as ca
eaT,hquaSe had TOPPED down the buldings. ' or
20 EaG h wae after that tornado had demolshed
orchard and cut black sword OF destruction
for vacaton washi asios an race @a
dead de-! bodies hS on The Sidewalk policemen washing
Capitol: Chicago; Weakened up at night by
,wen,y;six bodies dead after one nights war.
fore, the mob. with the very weapons used by
resignation OF elected rulers. Seattle: the com
sd0 Setn the raHser where the maehne
shs e hs me for the ae5ense Of
@ mob wtS heso
words, You may think am, the late and Ia;
s@py Inc sad sero S"s an " net %
s. aaH mo %b1sef men TR Who w s
work and killing five men and wounding hfteen
conserved liberty and dedicated to the prope.
@ Is5 hiS fhs Sap phi ts
in such k met Of work as he elects Boston
.Gs rs Pu5sie faSaa AG5 is
front front Of n wom mar restaurant with the white
while hs ,h@E chnn,ed This place unfair e
and Viii while my friend stood there wondering
this spirit of Otis and Fisher Ames and Wen
E: sSSS Z; Of
horiiy 10 drive away customers and and force c thut
on bay hvted the me ne tG%
Tedera,ion Of Labor TO join in the celebration.
is PRESIDENT s! would be permitted to announce
and that had been wrongly interpreted by tho
on!s "T na his
e,hn a consisted OF attacking persons and
safa 70 s sorem. murdsr to murder Mortimer
man he hired proved to be eonvic,s Truth
H hs o. , 1tner sxperences are more alarming
defined conspiracy on among millions Of men
and women OF allen blood and birth and Other
| who desire to overthrow GU. government and
n " EHa of shs,
!itiGai IN nature by one great Bolshevstc state
Of labor leader ike enna for ihe head
ana and, transterring all property whatsoever to
There are four forms. of productions Land
Of h" sapa Which is
h mwsn' ths VIII Their ability 9rsanzins to pro
away your men OF ability and s sosey w rsTs
worker have Simply that at' wien h" is m ms
3 S a oaeS Ssy Whe9 the
ana Se nnr, loo,tns The ayless
never rsSu The a1iess 'S elrma nssuf ioo % ses
ndh iodi.s great city was rebuilt
Once Of snpy ih ana is ao sd and the spirit
"s% not phoaopngs e"S " @nm is hG nos
| Karl Marx; their state socialism and iSc Or
@heS hey could star! their oo,ins H TodaS
the so.callcd better classes arc acnuicscent:
When Tor he nation Il Hep ,Ss
ana all Of
hsr sr . sas S
tho entire accumulated property OF tho ma lion
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South Paws Tribute to jackson.

CAST in heroic mold symbolical OF the ex-
~ allied stature he attained as general i'll
war. unconQuerable defender of the
South, and leader in the hearts OF men,
hi5 face set sternly and steadfastly toward
the North, just as it was ever fixed when
from that direction came the invading en-
envy, the bronzed image of "Stonewall'
Jackson sits astride his battle horse III Rich
mond as if TO guard it perpetually from every
foe Today this masterpiece of the sculp
tors art, tribute OF grateful South to one
Of its best beloved sons, will take its place
among Richmonds most cherished monu-
ments, there to stand for all time in loving
recognition OF the valiant service he gave and
the life he willingly laid down for the cause
that was lost. And it is fitting that this
memorial to jackson should rise majestically
near the monuments of those other warriors,
Lee, Davis and Stuart, with whom he fought
and suffered and endured even unto death
for the maintenance of Southern honor and
Southern rights.
The South has been tardy i'll offering this
material recognition to the memory Of the
general who, next to Robert Z. Lee. has
come 10 be recognized as the master strate-
gist OF the War Between the States. But
perhaps ii is just as we'll. In the more than
half century that has passed since he
crossed over the river to rest under The
shade of the trees he has grown not only
IN the love OF the South until now the rev
erence for him is second only TO that held
for the comm anding general himself, but
his lame as master of strategy has in
creased until today his campaigns in the
Valley and in Northern Virginia are accepted
as models of war making by every civilized
nation. Thus it is that the years have added
to his stature; and now, with the unveiling
OF his monument. friends and foes alike ac-
cord him the undisputed distinction of'hav-
ing been one of the really great generals OK
all time.
To this one of their great warriors Rich
mond and the South, in loving memory pay
homage today. And ii is not alone TO his
soldiers art that they will do reverence as
they stand before his craven image. 1t will
be as well to the simple, austere, yet kindly
Christian character, the abiding faith the
rugged honesty and the strength Of purpose
that made of this man\ Cromwell to his
troops, and have given him place unique
IN the written history Of the worlds leaders
in war and in the affection of those who loved
and lived under the Stars and Bars
1t is idle to speculate on what Jackson's
death, at the hands of his own troops, meant
to the South Volumes have been written on
the moot point never will be determined He
was cut down at the highest point of his
brilliant and victorious career, and in his
death Lee lost his strongest support Had
he been spared the final result might not
nave been otherwise. Perhaps, after the
lapse OF all these years, could his wishes be
known, he would not have had il So
10 TINS master strategist this Christian
gentleman, this defender of the South in
whose heart OF hearts he is forever en-
shrined. let all do honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
Keyboard Touches
BY FRANK II. BROOKS
Get mt the Fncts

The late Bishop Brooks, OF Massachusetts,
was accused by lady parishioncrs of snoring.
lie asked how they knew. They replied that
they had heard him. The Bishop told them
they should not believe all they heard.
There are those who are skeptical until they
knew the facts about triles One of the great
principles in common law Is getting the
Facts. Where testimony is not founded fact
IT is not creditable. Bismarck said Il ha We
often outwitted people simply by stating facts"
The French have theory that where crime
has been computed tho solution is in finding
the woman They 10 not mean that the woman
II some one comes to you in distress. unless tho
distress is physical, asking your help, get al
the facts which created the condition. II your
subordinate makes charges against some one
with whom you are dealing, the facts will aid
you in knowing whether discharge your
subordinate or withdraw your affiliations with
the accused.
Some ono in your neghborhood may be un-
able 10 DO others favor and thereby incurs
the diSpleasure of the person who sought to
use weak man as foil Where "A false charge
Is made against an unprotected man. and that
fact is established. il strengthens a whole COM
munity II Il new corpora ton asks for your
assistance, find out the facts for the organiza-
member. do 1t in spite Of opposition Granted
that your conscience has not been tempered
with too much. consult with 1t. and you Will
he able to silence any dcnunciation. Moral
courage Is based upon the facts you have, in
1t takes patience to get all the facts in every
case, but as slowly as the facts come out they
VIII eventually overtake the swiftest lie that
ever started.
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The Rhyming Optimist
The Whistler

Learnings very necessary. every little child
must see he ought TO know cassowary from
humble bee. He should know additions table.
so when he grows old and rich. he will then be
anlp!y able TO add up his gold and SIGH. lie
dressing some learned guys. he might stutter.
stop and stain!ner. mixing up his mes" and
Is. Science, too he ought to master and
theology and stuff. SO in talking to his pastor
Other . branches ,in every child should know quite
know how write and spell But IL by mis-
chance a fellow cannot read archaic runs. he
Sttl has no cause TO below II he just can whistle
tunes II he early learns TO whistle. you may
know he's not the kind with backbone made
OF Eristlc who will whirl with every wind.
Times Time, when other folks are pnng. saying:
What gloomy day. he will SEQ the sun a.
shining and will whistle on his way. He has
troubles almost daily which would make an
other cry, but he always whistles gaily and he's
certain to get by. He will never see the thistle.
should learn TO whistle. though that's ali
he Knows.
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NEED MORE JAIL room
TO HOLD GAR" PRISONERS
hiiitnrE Court begins Operation ANA
sentences Are Handed Out Ia
Arrested Riotcrs.
=" universsl Service I

SSii!catO, oct. lU.-Atrcntion 81
.IliIhry authorities in control OF the
see! strike situation in a greater mart
OF tile Chicago district today was
Turned TO stamping out radical innu-
enGes. Forty more alleged radicals
ana Il quantity OF REVOLUTIONARY liter
azure We're seized by Federal ouer,
yves ana soldiers at Gary Ind
y majority were said TO be aliens
ana military authorities announce that
SIN we're being held pending action by
immigration authorities.
Littic change In tho situation I'm the
area was reported Strikers continued
10 return TO work in small numbers
and company officials said that pre-
auction was being gradually increased.
SlEike leaders maintained the claims
that the ranks were unbrokcu and
TOOK an optimistic view OF the situa-
ZION. NJ Gary, scores of strikers ar
rested by soldiers for attractions of
military rules were hailed before 4
ini!harE court and several were sem
aehced 10 fatigue duty on the streets.
ne Jaiis there were reported TO be
oEercrowded. and IL was said military
authorities were considering the cree.
tlon OF stockade to house military
b hsIs Officials announced that
halt OF the 1900 employees OF the In
diai steel Company were at work.
"hiie smaller plants reported improved
conditions.
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News of Fifty Years Ago
(From the Richmond Dispatch, Oct. II. 1869.

General Candy yesterday issued an order to
the State Treasurer to set aside $i2167 for the
pay of members OF the General Assembly: $500
for the pay OF clerks pages. ETC., and $1,000 for
lights, heat and other things.
The temperance people are rejoicing the
splendid results of tho campaign Of Rev. James
Young. the State lecturer for the Friends Of
Temperance. Over 1000 members have
Joined the Richmond and Manchester Councils
and Sons Divisions. In the campaign the
Friends and Sons worked hand in hand.
In the Senate yesterday the president OF that
body was authorized to employ colored page
for tho accommodation OF the colored Senator'S.
Both houses Of tho Virginia General Assem-
ply Yesterday ratified the fourteenth and ~
United states. They just had to do it. you
know.
Married: On the @7th Of September last a,
the residence Of the BRIDES mother. ~ the city
cenrad Of Richmond, to Miss Eliza c. McKusick
Franklin Pierce. ex-President Of the United
States. died at Concord ~ H.. yesterday. This
leaves no ex-Presdent elected direct by the
people.
President Grant yesterday proclaimed Novem-
bor 80 as a day OF Thanksgiving and prayer.
Ex;P President Andrew johnson writes to a
friend In Washington expressing certainty of
h's election TO tho United States Senate
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Care Crash on hin.

DANNILLE. VA, Oct. 10-A strcet
car accident. which narrowly averted
being a serious affair, took Mace at
noon today in front of the First Ban
ti i Cnurch' when summer car dis
charging passengers was crashed
INTO by a car coming swiftly down the
hill. Frank Hall. motorman Of the
moving car, made obvious efforts to
prevent the crash but failed The
front emu or the closed car was de.
molished and the motorman was held
prisoner by smashed woodwork
which crushed his feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
HOLD ANNUAL PARADE
Remnant of Lees Armies March
Through Gayly Decorated Streets
in Atlanta, Ga.
SOLDIERS ARE oUTNUalBERED
Bands, Civilian and Military Escorts
Accompany Warriors OF f3Gi-35
as They Refuse to Make Use of
offered Convcyanccs.
IBy Associated Prcss.1


ATLANTA, Oct. 1O.-The Confederate
veterans reunion Of 1919 came to II
crosse tonight with Il grand ball at the
auditorium Armory, but the browning
feature of the day was the sight OF
old soldiers themselves marching in
their annual parade
Inc remnant OF Lees armies that
marched today was little more than
e,Vo" stronR' some in uniform OF tho
oiu confederate gray and others In
decorated for the OCCASION. were Iiicr,
n aliy -, TANNED with spectators who
heroes Of the SIXTIES passed in reyie ene
mfhn Gy q sro them for the last time:
followed in the wake OF the various
divisions. but few Of those who started
even though overcome. Here and there here.
on rhs eppbped out Of line and rested
ulFision That came along.
Two Hours In Passing
The parade took nearly two hours
20 pass the reviewing stand. the old
SViui,ers themselves being almost out
and members OF bands that accom-.
p lSIne,, them n, The band and nc ma
VISION OF regulars. stationed at Camo
Iordon. was one Of the escorts Local
military schools sent their cadets. and
various civic and fraternai organiz isu
tons also were In the line. Thcre
we, were also few REPRESENTATIVES Of the
Wright of .Jacksonvillc.
General *. VI. Van Zandt. comman.
sSa in,chlef OF the veterans. headed
General Lewis commandment OF Cam
Gordon. AS Il token OF esteem for M
Of Of their officers. salutcd the confederatn
nhgs, especially the score or more or
Pbp pohsLt,or battle flags that we're
:. .la
NHe hesu OF companies.
Maids Ride I'm Automobiles,
Gay!y decorated automobiles bearing
maids and sponsors from, cnch ~ IL
former Confederate states, and frnnY
1 ,bn ror WnGre the United Daughters OF
Il touch Of color and life to the occs.
sion california was represcnted a.
G mhs west virginia. Colorado and
stripes and the stars and Bars ana ,nl
seIneE and many veterans carried b0th
mags. F!ags OF the allied nations also
veterans was headed by a color. bcarer
moldihS up frame from which Goaied
that Vent Dn,i''e rs t Hir every nation
powers. 80 'S"''ei
Girls Wear Hoop skirts.
-, me head of the Gate City Guard.
dr. $50 1s,ih -, marched TWO young girls
!e,te sso Of IN ii.e hoop skirts and panta.
Two contingents OF veicraus@.co,,.
v v;IIsy 90 co,,,i from Memphis, and a Nash
ohyonets fixed. ''''c
a. me scene was not entirely military.
OF the day and shouted and threw , S!p.a.s
IT. pretty girls. Others stopped TO
as oid j!gs 70 sh9w .ha, They We're not
among thcni seemed 10 be havinyy ohne
most enjoyable time OF his life,
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Lifc's Elevator.

Going up: Going down We are crowded in
the lift
And the fellow at the lever gives the thing a
little shift.
And the cage goes shooting upward, or the cage
goes scooting down,
And few of will smile, of course hut most
OF us will frown.
Going up? To feel prosperity. to taste
the joys of life;
Going down! To dig for crusts a,o,,
tho edges OF the Strife,
And were ever crowded in tho lift saint sinner
sage and clown
And the lever pusher bellows: Going up?
Going down."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

unorganized portion OF the country's workers
is beginning to show marked signs Of SYM
patty with the great employing corporations
in their resistance to demands for closed
shops, when such demands but mean idle
ness and added burdens to those who are
willing TO work TO meet the economic neces-
sty of increased production?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

Senator Hiram Johnson, in speech at
Portland, Ore, attacked the league of ma
tons covenant on the ground that it would
put the world in straight jacket" Ger
tainly. it will put those nations which are
determined 10 crminally agrees upon weak
peoples in a sxaight, jacket; but, as ST. Paul
indicated, such -self-imposed restraint would
not be terror 10 the world, but only to
evildoers. For that reason, the covenant
commends itself 10 the support of every one
who upholds the rule OF right agains. the
rule OF might.
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Hugo IIaase Badly Hurt.

BERLIN. Oct l0.-Hugo Haase, the
wounded when fred upon Yesterday nv
an Austrian. will not be able TO leave
his bed for at least four weeks, ac-
cordihS 10 surgeons In charge of the
case. An N-ray examination OF Herr
Haase's wounds shows that one of the
bullets took downward course and
lodged near his knee. 1t must be re-
moved by an ODeration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

After giving the fare system a sew
eral weeks tryout on its trolley lines
throughout the State, the New Jersey Pub
lie Service Railway Company has announced
the experiment failure, and asks permits
sion of the State Public Utility Commission
to abandon the system. Evasion OF the is
sue of fair trolley fares is not one that may
be settled by makeshift experiments; the
final solution will only be found after thresh-
ing out the proposition OF reasonable charges
on its merits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

1t is said that the deportation OF Emma
Goldman 10 Russia, her old home, is delayed
because the government is puzzled over the
question Of sending her back there without
officially recognizing the Lenine govern
ment Have we no leaky vessels that we can
nut her on for cruise in the Atlantic
Ocean while the puzzlng proposition is be-
ing worked out?
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SATURDAY., OCToBER ii. 1919.

Massachusetts Republicans, demanding
ratification of the treaty unalnended, pue
submitting list of reservations, eased Sena-
tor Lodge down as gently as possible, whlle
saving their own reputation for sanity ana
gave John Sharp Williams beautiful material
for several sarcastic speeches i'll the Senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
RIOT GUNS ARE READY
TO GREET THREATENING MOB
Residents Near Scene OF Murder OF
Andrc" Eikins Indicate They
Arc Ready to Act
LBv AgsociAted Prcss.1

MACON, Ga. Oct. 1o-Reports that
RESIDENTS of the country district near
me scene of the murder of Andrew J.
Eiklns, Wednesday evening were pre-
parihg TO storm the county Jail late
tonight. has caused Sheriff Hicks TO
niace heavy guard at the Jail Prac-
ticaily all of the DEPUTIES arc on duty
mere, IT was learned. Riot guns have
neen set UP and the officers are ready
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A,ynrdcd $40 v.rd,,,

DANVILLII. Oct. 10.--L. D. Haas
travelling salesman. who recently in
stituted SUIT against the Iceland Ho-
Vel Company to recover $1,000 damages
for injuries sustained when he fell
through the elevator shaft was award
ed verdict for s72 yesterday by a
jury in the corporation court This
amount covered the plaintiffs doctors
and drug bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

DANVILLE, Oct. 1O.-A magnlflcent
cd here today by J. a. Green. a farm
er. OF Rockingham County. n. c.. who
shot and wounded the bird in the wing
succeeded In caging It. and the big
bird Of prey was shown at ono OF tho
tobacco warehouses;. 1t being said by
many to havc been tho largest ever
seen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

Gabrielle Il Annunzio may be a misguided
patriot and tinsel hero playing to the grand
stands, but that he is a merccnary and Il
potential traitor to his followers is unworthy
of belief. Even million dollars, the price
at which he is reported TO have agreed to
sell out, would hardly repay this visionary
poet for the cargo Of transitory glory he is
aceumulating as the master of Fiume and
perhaps the arbiter of Itays future.
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Soldiers Observe Anniversary

=. LfNCHBURG, Oct. o.-Survivors Of
company l.. One Hundred and six
sion. here last night Celebrated he
hrst anniversary of that company co
ing into the Meuse Areonne Offensive
me occasion being banquet at the
NirGinian Hotel. Major II. l.. Opie. OF
the One Hundred and Eighteenth. was
the guest of honor and principal
speaker. Short impromptu talks
were made by members of the com
Dany. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

HaRRiSONBURG. VA. Oct m a.,
tb ou'I ,,L Was made here last niSht
~ 1Ga T. iGharles \. Hammer, an at,or5Sev
man Inns cry. has accepted the appoint
u, hs secretary Of the Rcpi,bIic.p
80 oNnmitiee. and that RcDubIi.
Tan car, state headquarters will be onennd
mere on October Is. P'"eu
Mr. Hammer succeeds c.orn
iiiart, or Roanoke. who resigned af,nr
;neco'mlhs member Of Il law renort-
ing, Ing nrm III Washington Mr.. liam
ner announces that Republican hnnd
r quarters here will be open the year
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Large SupnIY nf I,nhnn.a

~ Lille, Oct. 1o.-Repor;s from
n MI indicate that the tobacco
tronized by the farmers that gIut saies
are IN evidence. The general opinion is
,hat II the farmers continue 10 sell
lnclf tobacco as quickly as they are
at present, almost all Of il will have
oeen disposed, of before Christmas, as
II is light crop.
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Fix Dnte for Convention,

HAKKISUNBURG, Oct. 1O.-Thomas
c, Diggs. secretary Of the Virginia
Sunday-School Association. announces
that the next convention Of that as
ISOLATION will be held in Harrisonburg
on next February 10. II and - Lo-
cal committees have been appointed
and arrangements are being made for
the convention.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bi HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Verse mud Yerne.

Verse md Yerner.
Again tho humble poet bcgs
To make his weekly note on csge
And similar things to cat;
Again he clips his Muses. wings
And nopS him down to sordid thinrs
And walks on common feet
II lvins's downward course wcre neeter
The poets inca, would be much meter.
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! Wonder.

/ cannot see your face, \
The fog makes such wall,
But in my mind I trace
y sailor boy who's tall
And very fair.
With old-nccked hair,
And winsome eyes that dream
And seem 4
To see beyond the mist-screened sea;
] wonder, Lad. do you see MOI,
lie Baron Cooke III Contemporary
Verse. ''r -
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Consider Wage. q, Wi,,o

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1O-Mcetings
of the subcommittee appointed bv tic
joint wage conference Of the central
competitive coal field to negotiate n
workers resumed IFS sessions here to-
day. Unless their demands are grant
ed. the miners threaten to strike on
November l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

In New York the overwhelming majority
OF members OF the Typographical Union sig
hihed desire to strike against the EMPLOYING
printers by raising their hands. But from
mere 1t looks as If it was the employees who
had been ordered hands up,"
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Iitcrnrx Note.

An Annapolis ttAtd, L. S. Al circulating IL
erarN announces that among the new books re-
ceived is The Inevitable Balance Sheet" by
Katrina Trash. We understand about balance
sheets being inevitable Alright. but unless some
bodys kidding were inclined to think Shakes
pcarc was wrong about nomenclature
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INlII Rni.c poIIcc SnIarIex

LYNCHBURG. Oct. 10.-The Joint
Council committee on finance has rec
bers OF the police department. which
VIII require $4,000 for the remaining
four months OF the fiscal year. The
Increases suggested are about Is per
cent