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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
DOCTORS USE
CkLOTABS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like
Ordinary Colds, Require
Calotabs, the Purified and
Refined Calomel Tab
let's That Are Nau-
sealess, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and druggists claim
that the great epidemic OF influenza
has conclusively demonstrated that
the quickest relief for a cold and
the best preventive of influenza and
pneumonia is to keep the liver active
so that the digestive organs may he
m perfected condition. For this pur-
nose Calotabs, the new nausealoss
calomel tablets that are free from
the s!ckening and weakening ef-
fects. is the most thorough and de-
pendable. as well AS the most agree
able laxative
Calotabs have the special advan-
tage OF not making the patient sick
and weak, as they DO not upset the
digestion and appetite. One Calotab
at bed time with IA swallow of wa
tcr--that's ali No salts no nausea.
nor the slightest interference with
your eating, pleasure. or work. Next
morning your cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system is
purified. and you are feeling fine
with a hearty appetite for breakfast.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed pack
ages, price thirty-flve cents. Sold by
all druggists and your money back IL
you are not delighted with them
(Adyl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
AEFUSE TO WITHDRAW
FEDERAL TROOPS

New York, Oct. 20. --OutstandinC
features which developed today in
the longshoremens strike in the
port of New York were:
Secretary of War Baker in a tele-
gram to Mayor Hylan refused to
withdraw federal troops from the
port, declaring they would be used
in loading and unloading govern
ment ships which were needed to
carry supplies to troops abroad ana
to bring returning soldiers home.
Mayor Hylan announced ne had
received Information that 5000
striking lorgshoremen would return
tomorrow to their work at the
Chelsea piers He also announced
that tomorrow afternoon at Tam
many han he will address the long
shoremen of the port
The shipping board abandoned its
intention to employ strike breakers
to replace the iongshoremen.
The International Mercantile
Marin" company announced its de-
termination to start tomorrow with
strikebreakers to relieve congestion
on ships and picrs-"under fire or
not under fire"
The three hundred officers and
men sent by Secretary Of War Baker
from Norfolk, Va, most of whom
we're overseas men, went 10 South
Brooklyn and Hoboken government
piers today and started the loading,
unloading and coaling Of transports.
Members Of the National Adjust
ment Commission declared the com
mission will not recede from the
award already made and that the
longshoremen will receive no con-
sideration so long as they remain on
strike in spite OF their acceptance
Of the award
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
fun tND F'ROIAC At
THE LYRIC THEATRE

The performance at the Lyric is
au unusually good one. fun of fun
ard froic
The Kcely Comedy is some fun
Of punch" while Lewis and Norton
in lhnir dialogue, take me back TO
lhe "daVs OF old"
The cycling act showed an unus-
ual amount Of powress and supple
css on the part Of Lord and Fuller.
With sam Adams as teacher and
I. + Griffith as pupil the music
+, s9on" was d howAng success, and
the madeap antics of Elizabeth Mel
st n and tho Barry Boys ended the
performance, leaving, igurativelS
speaking. good taste in the mouth
The audience showed thoi
marked delight and approval by
lAMAM aENlAuSo. - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
SAY WAGE INCREASE
CAN BE GRANTED

Washington Oct. 2o..-Fhe wage
Increase ss>,,e4t 10y thc Goa miners
eoul. he @-anted hy 'he opera PRS
WITHOUT arP-'t,4tertai Increase ~ The
price n al to he consuming pun
lie according 10 "a statement issued
here today ny john J.. Lewis presl -.
dent IF the united Mine WorkeEs on
America
HIS statement aIsa Included do
nisl "a: the charge that The e2'b
miners threatened strike was the 4Hi-
tial step In general rprogran 10
obtain naturalization Of The tuet
miners ana coal operators Of tbs
country.
Tomorrow representatives Of the
miners and coal operators vii confer
with Secretarv Of Labor Wilson who
is striving e avert the strike, which
IS slated to begin Nov"m her tirst
He Will attempt 10 provide middle
ground 40 shat the opposing sides
may al least have basis for dis
cussIon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
CHAIRMAN



irteEests of capital and labor in any
situation that may arise can be re-
crnciled without the necessity or
strikes. They are convinced that
the public welfare demands that
such an agreement shall lac reached.
Interest tonight ccnters upon the
question Of the extent to which the
employers of the country coincide
with the views expressed in the con-
ference today by Judge Gary.
Delegates of the three groups
have been surprised by the interest
taken in the work of the conference
throughout the United States All
three groups have been defuEed
with kilograms expressing the opin-
ions as to what the conference
should and should not do. Judging
hv the number of kilograms which
have come to members of the con-
ference from all parts of the couD-
try, 1t would seem that the interest
Of the country in the work OF the
conference was even greater than
Interest taken in the senate's action
on tn pea CO treaty.
The employers group WIS fairly
flooded with kilograms today, most
of them urging the group TO stand
firm in the support OF its substitute
resolution on collective bargaining
giving the employers the right to re-
fuse to bargain with representatives
Of labor Own choosing whenever
they felt they had good reason for
such refusal
If the employers group should
agree to the collective bargaining
resolution put forward by the putsthz
group and endorsed by the labor
h,y ha fxsg A1sz4
principle in all future Industrial con-
ferences and most of them do not
want TO SO bind themselves. They
want to he free to act as cfrcurn-
stances dictate TO them when thc
trouble arises. Judge Gary. in fsts
announcement today reserved the
right OF perfect freedom OF actioM
for the United States steel corpoen-
ton no matter what the final de-
cisjon of the conference shall be
II The employers group shah
finaIiyl refuse to receese from tins
position which IL has taken. II WIN
do so In conflict with the opfntrw
Of some Of the heading employers
~ the country. including John -.
RoCkefelier
Mr. Gary had no h~sstany IN
recording himself in complete 6ts-
agreement WIN lF EuFflF group M
well as with the labor group. bur
most Of tho employers are inclined
TO be more conciiltory. They DO
rot relish the position into which
they have been pockcyed OF standing
IN opposition to the public group as
we'll rs the labor group They would
like 10 have public group abided
with their viewpoint They prob
ably will make every effort 70 win
back the sympathy OF this group.
In getting the pubic group COM
posed as il is of many of the Lead
ing employers and dtstin guist Cd
professional men Of the country. 10
agree to the reasonableness Of tho
contentious the labor group feeis Il
has accomplished quite an achieve
nent. When Mr. Gompers replied TO
Judge Gary he spoke with much
feeding, but, alao with great 3ksctes-
tion. Apparently he weighed his
every word watching Intensely as
he spoke the effect OF hrs words on
the members of Tho public group
It was ~wident that his desire TO pre-
serve the sympathy Of that group
was acting as a great restraint upon
jhie bitterness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
TROTzxY'S ARMY IS
ROUTED BY COSSACKS

London, Oct 2O.-Important
fresh victories by the anti Boil
shevist forces were reported in a
war ONCE statement late tonight.
The entire fourteenth division of
Trotzkys soviet army has been
routed by Cossa cks west of the river
khoper, Five thousand prisoners
and many guns were taken. South
west OF Orel, 10000 Lettish and
Chinese troops have been almost
surrounded nea- kromi. Half of
this force was destroyed, while the
others fed in pane to escape an
Inhalation.
In the southeast the Bolshevist
facing Geas. ~ Denekinc's front
have baea relaforced and in sur
prise attack succeeded in tempo
rarity reoccupying Kiev. They were
driven cut again but are still hang
ing on to the suburbs, where Tight
ing sun ~ gcs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Says Department
Misleads Public
in Russian Affair

Washington oct 2o-The
state department has dcliber-
atoty mislead the public on the
Russian situation IN order 20
color public opinion declared
Representative Mason Rcpuh-
lean. Of Illinois in a speech be
fore tho house this afternoon
when he introduced q resolution
calling upon Secretary Lansing
to- give the authentic informa-
ito on Russia
Representative Mason de
maadcd that the house be IN
formed 81 neither the soviet gov
N~ument has beer ~-vcd TO eva
.4atc Moscow and whether
PetroFrad has been captured
ag antl-Eolshcyik forces
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

Ihrow these makeshift remedies
10 the WINDS. and get on the right
treatment. Get bottle Of S. S. S.
today and commence a treatment
that has been praised by sufferers
Tor nearly half century.
). 5. s. gets right at the source
OF Catarrh and gives satisfactory
'esults- For special medical adj
vice tree regarding your own case,
address ID edical Director. 81 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
MORE HOUSES NEEDED
IN WEST POINT

West Point, Va, oct 2o--Every
day the need for more houses in
West Point becomes apparent.
Houses to rent would greatly relieve
the situation but city of home own
ere IL more desirable and appeals
stronger to the manufacturer seeking
"a location for new plant
Most OF the houses now in town
were built through the help Of the
building and loan societies and such
IS the case everywhere. For many
years there has been no institution
Of this kind in West Point but lately
there was organized the Security
Savings and Loan company and
within the last three months this
company has financed several houses,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

one resolution. all Of which Were
sent TO the white house for tho pres
-ident's signature and which have
become effective without II.
Thu an li9lers,t{sste.e E,}ne. acta whlea
has been passed by the house and
senate, had not been received Al the
white house today however. nor
had the prohibition enforcement
bin been returned by the attorney
general to whom It has been refer
red
The election news which brought
cheer to thc president announced
the defeat Of an administration
and anti-league Of nations candidate
in the fifth confessional district
Oklahoma. The telegram reads as
follows:
In Democratic primary to
fill vacancy 6fth congr essional
district vote of scvenfy-tiVe hun
dred for Claude Weaver on
strong administrator platform
ny handsome ma jority, Ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
CALL Of WORLD
CONTINUED from Page one)

vided people" said II. l.. Strickland
last night in his address at the
Second Baptist church.
This Is a time of social unrest
business unrest. industrial unrest
and lastly. religious unrest.
MIR. Strickland's speech was made
at the night session Of the Baptist
Training School which viii be held
all this week The subject OF ms
speech was the $T5,00O,O00 cam
paign but he repeatedly minimized
the importance of dwelling on the
financial side of the campaign. con
timing himself to tho work which
must he accomplished in combating
what he termed the subtle, inSid =
ious propaganda of the devil
Mr.. Strickland, who ia organized
class secretary of the Sunday school
board at Nashville, surprised many
of his hearers with actual figures
showing the startling percentage of
people who are affiliated with no
church or religion whatever
In New York city. he Said. sixty
two per cent of the Hebrews have
no connection with any church.
Nearly fifty per cent of Catholics
y
per cent of Protestauts are free
from any religious ties The speak
or seemed more surprised at the
Catholic percentage than any other.
Almost fifty per cent of CAtho-
hes. he marvelled, and they are
known to be moro loyal than m oSt'
IN fact we might learn sohe'hlhS
from them in this respect"
He declared that an active cam
paiGn to combat the subtle liiln,
on"eS Wtlch are WoI hliis as s,''4'',
Christianity must pt I,lau VI 'e.'
with all the N'SaF Oh we 'i .lIlo = -.
When men 'l put'ltD 80, =
that Fhrl&'lanH$ IN q ,l1i', ""7, ,r'.,
are aPpia uoe" ~ - rs -, tnj, In :
thihg mus pg ~
Hutlee' ne ,. NJ Strickland
IN INNS come - rot he ac-
aoihtt'I l"'N =, ,t-aaobir~ The
com PiiSn'd H''''s ,,ti1snr,s who
gospel 'aSaAA9e - .t.y H., reach
never =" "''e'e ~ - ca m
ca. ne PeoPie 10 80 tor
Church' anu VII" ca ~ ,,~,tt<,
Ivy III mex !! .'r,o~sor,aJ work
must ne r'aeheu ~ ,t,nd
ana ny means 81 nv
classes, ne SAID s,.
The call or lhe worm 'o'''9
the privilege OF sell -'Ap' e'9''l'i s..
said, 'the war was ~ ~,
as TINS country ~. 800 70
men might be Tree II - ~ w. :,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
OPERATORS SAY
PLANTS At NORMAL

Chicago. oct. 20-- steel plant
OPERATOR, tonight expressed convic =
ton they would he able 20 operate
practically all the plants in the
Chicago district at Normal capacity
Wednesday, the day set for all
strikers to return or lose their po-
sitions. Hundreds Of workers were
said TO have returned to their posts
today.
Personal lettcrs were delivered
to every man on the steel company q
payroll today advising them than
Unless they reported for work by
noon Wednesday they would be
dropped from the roll and would
lose priority and pension rights,
They were told that II they later
secured work they would be con-
sidered as new EN- ployes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
INJURED YOUTH rs
EXPECTED TO RECOVER

Winchester, Oct. 21.--The condi-
ton Of Herbert Smcllie, the youth
who accidentally shot himself while
out hunting. WAS considered better at
Memorial hospital. AT first it was
thought the young man could not re-
cover, but he has rallied since the
operation 10 stitch up the right kid :
ney and intestine which were pune
tured by the rife bullet II was stated
today that he would recover unless
unlocked for complications enpe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
ROOSEyEIITS BIRTHDAY.

New York. oct 20.-Roosevelt DAY
Is TO be commemorated on Monday
october q, tho birthday of the late
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. in &C
coydance with proclamation by
Governor Smith
Roosevelt Day ~ to conclude a
country wide campaign lasting a
woek--R ooseve!t week --- to enrol
members in tho national Roosevelt
Memorial association. The campaign
starts ncxt Tuesday and will he car
red on by ali cLosses of people Of
a'i shades Of political belief
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Cstarrh Is a Real Enemy and
REQUIRES Vigorous Treatment

When you use nledaoated sprays,
atomizers and touches Tor your
Catarrh, you may succeed ia I'm
stopping the choked-up air pass
ages for tine time being. bu, this
annoying condition returns, and
you have 10 do the same thing
over and over again.
Gatsyrh has never yet been
cured by these local applications.
Have yoH ever experienced any
zeal beEeat FROM such tyeatmentf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Charged With Robbery

Chuck Jones. colored, a laborer.
was brought into the First police
station last night, charged with
breaking into the house at 1921
Williamsburg avenue, and stealing a
SIS cameo brooch belonging to J.
W Chapman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
CANADIAN ELECTIONS
SHOWS UPHEAVALS

ottawa. Ont. oct. 20--Sir Henry
Drayton, minister of finance. and
William Lyon Mackenzie King.
leader of the liberal opposition were
both elected to the house Of com
mons by reclamation.
Toronto. Ont, Oct 20.-The gov
eminent was badly upset in the
Ontario provincial elections today,
Sir William Hearst, premier. was
defeated in Sault Ste Marie by 1900
ma ority by a labor man. Provis-
ional Secretary MACPHERSON and
Minister of Public Works Mac
Dlarmid, two of his ministers. were
also defeated in Toronto and West
Elgin The liberal leader Hartley
Dewart, and four other liberals
broke the tradition of conservative
Toronto by being turned in winners.
Returns from all parts of the
province show that labor, liberal
men and farmers have been vic
torious. The farmers and labor men
will hold the balance Of power in
the house of III seats seventy six
of which the conservatives held be
fore the dissolution.
Late tonight the only returns re-
ceived on Ontario's referendum vote
on prohibition are from the cities.
all OF which favor the vets, though
not so strongly as the latter ex-
pected In Toronto the drys lead On
the first question. the vote against
the repeal of the prohibition meas
ure SO far showing a slight ma
jority, but the city favors the sale
order by government agencies,
II is thought that the rural re-
turns which will he late win more
than offset any vote in favor OF the
W cts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
MEXICO (fty Is Rgtdcd

New York, Oct. 20.-Mexico City
has been raided by Zapatista bands
of rebels. according to Excelsior. one
of the leading papers OF that city.
dated October -. copy OF which
was received here today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
soliciting Case Continued

T. S. Walsh and Charles Pember-
ton were arraigned in police court
yesterday. Pemberton being charged
with soliciting for immoral purpos-
e5. and Walsh for allowing his au-
tomobile to be used for immoral
purposes The cases were con-
tinued until October %.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
FOILED IN EFFORT
TO BREAK CITY JAIL

Joseph WheeThouse. white. eight
cen years old, and l.. d. Tyler. white,
thirty-onc years old, were caught last
night by officials trying to break out
of the city Jail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

BOYLE, state mine Inspector.
heretofore popular and anti-ad-
ministration. anti-league of ma
tions received one hundred for
ty-three votes entire district
ConSra ulAt,ons.
BEN +. LAFAY ETTE,
Chairman
WASHINGTON, Oct. .20.--The
following bulletin on the prest-
dents condition was issued at
the White house at 1915 o'clock
tonight.
The president has had A bet
ter day than usual.
GRAYSON."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
hoINuAk STKONG MAN


London. oct 20 Eugene sab
ff9c. charge D'ANairoa here of the
Russian Northwost'r"a governm emit,
declared this afternoon that "a mill
tary dictatorship VIII be establish
81 IN Pet~ugrad Ak soon as General
YuGeDitch enters thr city which
sill then lee directly IN charge OF
a imiral koichak who heads the
government" NJ Sabine con
tinucd
While kolchak has not vet been
70 oeuizea ts the allies. am hop
tnE and praying that the series Of
victories which will cultimate in the
downfall Of RolSLUvISn Will result
5H fulI recognition and unlimited aid
~ koichaE thus establishing "a firm
s-a}trument III RUSSIA.
kol,bak 3s the strogest man in
Russia and his government Will
aaui lIe wln probably assume the
dictatorship himself unrl the Rus
Nlsa people choose their own form
Il government which opportunity
".l be- given them
The rorrcsp ordcnt asked N sab
5-ne wheth ne feared a Jewish
arroul upon III" entrance az fu-
nt'che troops Into PclroErad
do was the answer but L
hop" and pray TO God that my fears
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
PUNISHMENT FOR
ITOIOT> VIOLATION

James Winhe'd was convicted yes
terday in the musings court of vio-
lating the prohibition act and given
thirty days in jail, with fine of
$50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

An old bach eior says 1t is better to
die for a woman than TO live with
some Of them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
PRESIDENT MUCH

Continued from Page one4
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-20
WOMAN MURDER else
GOES 10 HIGH COURT
"Was Juror Disqualified Who W W1G!:
Not Hang Woman" Is Question
To Be Decided Ely the
Appellate Court.

Atlant2, Ca, May 2O.-Tho Georgia
Court Apeals viii soon he called on
to determine whether q jurOr must be
opposed uE2quiyocally to tha death
pcaalty in order {; be disqualified to
sit on murder case, or whether a
juror is qualified even though he may
oppose such punishment under GER
tain conditions.
The interesting technical point has
never before been passed on by the
Georgia high course has brought cut
in the c Sc of Mrs Stalla Abbott, CON
victed of manalaughter and under
sentence of ten years for the killing
of her husband, Johnny Abbott, an
Atlanta fireman. Mrs. Abbott is re
presented by Reuben Il. Arnold, the
famous Atlanta lawyer, who holds
that the court in Atlanta erred in
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-20
JAPANESE DENy PART IN
M0N0GOL!AN MOVEMENT

Toxic, april 15.-(Colresuondencc
cG The Associated Presa.) The Papa.
ness government has issued denial
of reports that Japanese are implicat
cd in the MongOIian independence
movement. The statement characteriz
IS as a "g,'oss canard" the charge that
Jspanese military officers are taking
conjoint action with Colonel Some,
noff and declares that from what
Japanese military authorities have as
certained that CoIoenl Semenoff, the
Coasack leader, emph2ticaly denied
all connection with the indenendehce
movement
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-20

holding Disqualified one Of the veni-
remen, during the drawing Of the jury,
when the latter stated he was cppos-
ed to capital punishment in the case
Of women.
Ii answer t. the regular question
as to whether he was conscientiously
opposed to capital punishment, the
.yeniraman replied mat he was not OPP
posed to it generally, but that he
could not sonscientiousely vote to
hang a woman. The court ruled that
this diaGU alified him as juror, and
excused him. Mrs. Abbott's counsel
objected at the time to this ruling,
urging that the juror was qualified,
which is one Of the grounds on which
the case goes to the high court.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-20

main office being distributed to Jon
es box about $3.50 a.. m. The mail was
taken from the box hy Mr.. Jones or
some one of his clerks about /. m.
Jones has no enemy, Sc far as be
knows, who would attempt to physi-
cally iniure ,him. He has trouble with
the union tailor organization and his
is now an "open9 shop HoEeyel, bt
refuse t. connect these troubles IN
any way with the bomb mailed to him
His establishment IS quite a large
one. lie has been in business IN
Augusta many years and is a man
highly regarded in the community.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-20
LEGENDS ABOUT ZApATA
BEGINNING TO SPREAD

Cuatla. Mexico, May 2.-Legends
already are beginning to spring up
among the superstitious and ignor ut
Indians CT this state regarding Emf
liano Zarata, the rebel chief who met
death near here On April 10. In an at
tempt to preserve the Bandits body
is long as possibIs 4 in .orGersto give
the greatest number of his former
followers a chance to see it, it was
packed in ice, in the absence OF EN-
balming fluids The ice burst the
sides and top of the tIimsy coffin and
gave rise to super. c.icu3 tales that
the "Attila Of the South" IS Zapata
was called, and not really dead, but
had burst his coffin and escaped.