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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
IRISH PEOPLE CANNOT
BE COWED, SAYS De VALERA
President Of Irish Republic Talks of
Lord l'rruch's champaign of
ETiS htfIlncsS."
IKy Associated Pros

NEWPORT. IL L., Sept. l3.-"I.ord
French's campaign of frightfulncss Viii
not cover the irish peop:c.' sad
Eamonn dc Valera. president Of the
Irish republic today in an address at
Freebody Park
The Invasion Of the homes OF the
people and the organized looting at
termoy of private property by the
military. he added, ought 10 make
clear 10 ali Americans the character
OF Eneland's mailed list rule in Ire
land.
There is one man now in Amer Ca,
Cardinal Mercicr, who will realize to
the full what the military occupation
of - country means. 1t costs the Irish
people $5,oru.uOo every month 10 sup
port 10000 soldiers OF the British army
Of oCcupat.on.'
Other speakers were Mayor Mahoncy,
Frank t.. Walsh and Patrick II. O'Don-
nell.
After the exercises at the park, De
Valera placed u wreath on the tomb
of General John Sullivan, the leader
OF the Rhode Island troops IN the Rev o.
luticnary war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
HOOVER HEARTILY FAvORS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS IDEA
Arriving From Europe Former Food
Administrator Says He Is Out
of Politics.
CANDIDATE FOR NO OFFICE
Declares Bolshcvism Is Gaining
Ground Nowhere, Making No Head
way Even In RusSia-IIuropc
AnNiou>ly Awaiting Ratification.
Inv Associntch Prcss.l

MEM YORK. Sept S.--llcrbcrt
Hoover. who returned from Europe to-
DAY. declared ~ a statement issued
shortly after his arrival THAT he was
not in politics. and had no intention
81 seeking political Office. When told
that his name had been frequently
mentioned as u possible candidate for
President. Mr. Hoover said:
II am positively no; u candidate and
would decline TO h,comc one under any
circumstances am not in politics"
In regard to the league OF nations.
MIR. Hoover declared tha; he stood by
II lin its prcScn; form or as near t.
. as can be obtained" He asserted
idat there was no hope OF return
to normal conditions in Europe until
tho present uncertainty in respect to
the treaty was ended
In referring Ia EolShcviSn. the form
or food administrator declared that its
menace was over: 1T is gaining
ground nowhere, he said. mot even
in Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
speechless'' In consequence Miss Mat
thhws said:

speeehless.' in consequence Miss Mat
thhws said:
IAN the girls arc anxious to strike.
N9Iothcr operators viii be allowed to
taff cur places IL We quit. and out
Sfue operators Will not handle Boston
bn6tness while We are out.
Mayor Peters stated tonight that OH
Mnnaay the salaries OF ALI policemen
i'm service will he Increased above the
tftoreases IL decided upon for the police
VIII. Also be given the city tremen.
wage raises for other city employees
will also be established. This is part
ofsthe civic policy for the prevention
OF Strikes. pending the settlement of
the present troubles.
AN unidentified man was shot In tho
back tonight at Boylston and Washing
ton Streets, just block from tho
scene of the double shooting this
morning. The suardsman who fired
tonsteal an automobile.
Another casualty was reported q few
minutes later when raid was made
onma crap game in North Square. y
sQnad of Euardsmen surrounded the
Suare and rifles cracked. y child.
Peter BruSsc. fell with i bullet hole
Through his hand and arm
Notices were served tonight on
President John T.. NcinneS and Vice
President John J.. N!t;en. nf the Pa
troimen's Union. and upon seventeen
SUSPENSION from the force Tor join
ing an organization afiilia ted with an
outside body started the strike. that
they had been dismissed from the po-
lice department. They were suspended
last Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
ASK SPECIAL JUDGE FOR
TRIAL OF CONDUCTOR
southern hallway Man Charged With
Preventing Prohibition AGENTS
From Searching Train.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.


p.ANNlI.Lf., VA. Sept. l2.-Ncry few
eases remain 20 he tried in tho Cor
poration Court. Governor Davis has
been asked TO send = judge here on
September 30 To preside at the trial
OF q. e. Eamcy. a southern hallway
conductor, who is indicted for Il viola
ton of the Mapp act, it being alleScd
that he prevented prohibition agents
and city policemen from archinG the
southbourd Midnight FLYER some
months ago. Judge l.. W. Brown can
not sit because he was associated with
the law tirm to defend Fincy at the
time OF the alleged commission OF the
offense.
Ramey is said to lu.vc declined to
recognize 4 blanket" warrant on
which the officers wanted 10 search
the train, the paper mentioning no one.
lie locked the Pullman doors ana Si--
male the train out OF the station. Tho
following night officers waited FOR
Ramey. intending to take him into
custody while he was on his north
ward journey. but he remained locked
in the dra wina room. where he could
be seen. but no; molcsted. as tho OIL
GERS found they had neglected 10 So
cure the proper warrant TO break
down the door. IL necessary. Ramcy
"As ultimately arrested in Washing
ton and brought back to panviIlc
where he was Put under $3.50 bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
OENIKlNE WINS DECISIVE
VICTORY OVER BOLSHEVlSTS
Captures 1000 Prisoners, Eleven Cnp-
non aud 100 Mnrhinc Gums nj
TsaritsSn.
IKy Nssociatch Prcsv.l

LONDON, Sept. l3.-Thc War once
announces decisive victory over the
i|olShcvist forces at Tsaritsyn by CEN
eral pcnih inc. in which 1000 prisoners,
eleven guns and 100 machine gums
were taken. Three Holshcvsi rcgi-
mcnts surrendered and ,wo others
we're destroyed The announcement
SAYS.
The right win. OF WranCcls volun-
tHeE army was engaged for the past
week in stubborn and successful de-
tense OF TSarltSyn against repeated
Holshevist attacks from the northeast
and south. The main attack was sun
portcd by an armed nottiia on the
EplSa and continued for three DAYS
The enemy was finally rcpulsed lcav-
in= 1000 prisoners. eleven guns and
i"o machine guns. Three Bolshevist
reg lincntS surrendered and two otbcrs
we're DESTROYED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
ASK AID BE SENT
TO FLORIDA PEOPLE
Fear Z. Expressed Tint Many Ncs-
sells Arc Ashore or
in Distress.
lRy Associated rro.s.I

WASHINGTON. Sept. l3.--An appeal
Tor government assistance TO go 10
the relief OF storm ridden vessels
along the Florida Coast, was today
received by Senator Fletcher OF
Florida. who Immediately transmitted
it TO tho cosat guard service. which
agreed to render all aid possible.
The appeal came from President
William L. Porter. of the Key West
Chamber Of Commences. and was us fol-
lows:
Just experienced most terrific hur
ricanc in history OF Gulf Shipping
has sustained enormous losses. Re
ports TO erect that vessels ar" ashore
along entire Florida reef. We have
several large steamers ashore IN har-
Dor and Immediate vicinity All pri
vatc facilities here have been Grip
pied, and We have no means Of send
ing them assistance. Please have
coast guard service rush all available
vessels 10 this port for inspection of
Florida reefs from Tortugas to Miami,
and render assistance where possible.
Please advise action taken"
Nothing has been heard of the
MononEahcla. an oil barg" owned 10y
the, Gulf Refining Company. which
iankcr which had the barge in tow
in the Gulf OF Mexico . +. NJ. on Sep
tc'nbcr Q.
lnc IIEonsCr was twenty miles OF
the Dry TortuSas. and local agents OF
the Gulf HchninG Company think the
MononSahc.a may have been blown
into tho Gulf stream Her sails had
been blown to tattcrS and she WAS
helpless She may have tounicrcd at
sea or perhaps have gone ashore on
the Cuban Coast or Florida keys.
The ocean going tug. General Bailey.
was sent out today 10 look for her
The t.iSonicr Will have to await some
slight repairs here before going out
There were twelve men in the Monon-
Tahcla crew, which WAS schooner
rugged barge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

scrvativc men in the Labor par,v Il,
an address today before the trades
union congress. representing 300 900
british workers. in support Of Il rcso-
for ireland. said:
The delegates To this Congress- will
bc Shirk int; their duty when thcy know
what is Occurring in ireland II ~
trades unioniSts they do not record
their opinion. ireland in today IL mere
armed camp.
THE situation has not changed since
twelve years ago. when John Redmond
WAS justice for Ireland"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

WASHINGTON. sept. i%--riftecn
presidents q the great railway
representing Zoo QUO railway en-
poyes, united today in Il signed state
'ncnt declaring that f the anti strike
provision of the tummin> rajlroad bill
is enacted, il would impose upon rail-
way labor TWO nsupTortahlc condi-
tons; compulsory arbitration ana eco
monte Scrv!tu6C.
The union labor leaders declare that
the provision rrcctpi,a,es every issue
in the Industrial situation ami that
the advancing OF the measure i'll CON
gross At th'S time is - step calculated
only to increase the economic and in
dustriaf difficulties con fronting. the
nation The railroad leaders say
~ law such as this would spell
tho enc Of labor organizations in
America. Is this tho intent OF the
hest of tho alarmed business system
propose to try 10 break up the orgaui-
zati6ns of labor throughout the ccun-
try!
is it decided thar the tine has come
to make this national night"
These arc Iucs tons which demand
an answer Every working man in
tho land is asking them as he reads
the newspapers. In MS heart he knows
that to enact n law would spell
more than the death Of trade union
ism, II would spell ihe birth q! reNo-
luton"
The provision Of inc tuihmlhS OIL.
which has aroused the opposition Of
of the railroad leaders reads:
"If two or more persons enter into
any combination or agreement with
the intent substantially TO hinder re.
strain OF prevent the movement Of
or persons in Interstate
or enter into any combina-
,ion or agreement which substantially
binders. Restraints or prevents the
movement Ct commodities or persons
in interstate commerce. such persons
so combining and agreeing shall nc
deemed guilty OF conspiracy. and
shall be punished by fne not exceed
ing $500 or by Imprisonment not
exceeding six months. or by both such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Itnid Stun Ircin Clubs.

toRk. sept. i3.-Sin Fcin clubs in
inns city were raidcd this morning By
armed police. who conducted searches
"hl'c soldiers stood on guard outside.
no uhoccupicd Sim tcin headquarters
also WAS broken into hut IL Is under.
STOOD ,hht nothing OF Importance was
discovered -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
BALF0UR TO QUIT
Informs French Friends lie Proposes
I" Resign Foreign S,rrc-
iary uf England.
IRv unlNnrsal S.rvlct. |

fAlilS. Sept. l3.-Arthur J. Unlrour.
Foreign Secretary OF Great Britain. is
20 resign his portfolio soon after the
International labor conference to b.
held in WaShiucton in oUiobvr. He
made this announcements to friends lust
before he left Paris.
II feel that have done my nit.
after nearly half a century Of service
IN behalf OF my country he said.
Lord Robert Cecil * he man most
prominently mentioned as Nj = ,lfour's
successor in the Cabinet. but il IS he
lievcd tha, either Lord Curaou ci.
honar Jaw viii take BalfoU-'s place
on the Rrit.sh peace commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
KEY WEST DECLINES AID
FHOM OF TSfDE SOlnCES

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Sent. Ia
key West this morning declined out.
sidc aid 10 alleviate any suffering re
SutlinS from the hurricane which
swept the island city several days ago
y telegram to W. X Jackson. of thi.
city. from William r. Warren. char
man Of the Key West Chapter of the
American Red Cross, said press nc.
counts OF the storm damage in Key
Vest have been greatly exaggerated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
THREE KILLED BY TRAIN
thicnSo Party Lose Lives when Auto
mobile Is struck on Maryland
Grade Crossing.
lRv Universal Scryicc. /

CRlSFIELD. MD. Sept. l3.-t.dward
w. Nccrcady, Il wealthy Chicago man
ufacturcr, and Miss Margaret stein
bach nurse. Of that city, we're in
stantlT Killed this morning and the
corners ciSht-ycar- daughter. sue
Ann Mctrcddy. died few minutes
later. when the automobile in which
they were riding MAS struck by a
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad
about ten miles from here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
REVOKES TWO LICENSES
Grain Companies Held Guilty of In.
lair huh Deceptive Practices by
Food Administrations.

NEW YORK, sept. la-Rcvocation
o. the license OF two Texas graf,
companies VAS announced tonight by
The United states Food Administra
zion The H. H. Watson Company. OF
I.onGNie", and the Officer smith Grain
company OF Fort Worth both We're
found guilty Of unfair and deceptive
prac'ircS, as well aS other violations
~ The AGmimist rntinn.s rngMlLtinms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
FIRES TWICE TO KILL
When First Bullet Fails 10 End Life
"o.nnn Fires Another Into
Her Body.

TAMFA. thA., Sept. l3.-Dcspondcn,
because OF i'll health. Mrs r. +.
bowncs, prominent woman of summer
h"!d. near here. committed suicide this
morning. She iir.d ono shot through
hnr 'eit luns. ana this proving inehec-
tNH. Sn" hrod again. tho shot this
time SoinS through the heart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Auto End stree, c=r Crash.

Ny. and Mrs. Julian Harris Of en7
/! oNd Avenue. were painfully injured
last night shortly after a" o'clock when
an automobile in which they were
driving collidcd with "A trolley car AZ
l,hth ana Broad streets. The automo-
Bile VS. TANNED between Il trolley
pole and the car Mr.. and Mrs Har
r's w"r" treated At Virginia Hosnitnl
and taken TO their homo in a priya,a
automobile W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
GRAIN ELEVATORS WRECKED
Ono Mnn Mining and Fifteen InIure,
In North Iinnsns city
Explosion.

- -. :. II = nsISNC!htrl F'FNss-
Is ANSAS CITY. sept i3.-pne man
IS missing and fifteen men were in.
Jured. one probably fatally. in an rX-
plosi"n which wrecked tho Rurliug.
ton grain elevators in North Kansas
city this afternoon. The hrc was IN.
der control late today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
British Steamer >sbor.

flNTIFNN ScDt. To. = Tho British
steamer emission from Charlotte. New
brunswick. for Glasgow. went ashore
AZ st. faufS Island in the fog early
today. according to Il report received
mere" The vessel is not in amy ininc-
uiate danger. y ship Will be sent from
sydney to her assistance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
STEAMSHIP WINoNt Is
ASHONE: on DRY ENU.CIl;A =

SAVANNAH. CA, Sept. l3.-Rcpor,s
in maritime circles here today said tn,
American steamer Lake Winona. whicl:
touched at this port en- route to y. \
Orleans, and later lcf, for Cuban ports.
is aground on Dry TortuEas Fla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

MIAMI. FLA. Sept. l3-.Tosoph r
Little. contractor. and sam Clark. negro
laborcr. died this morning OF INJURIES
sustained in 4 premature explosion Of
dynamite Friday night at 1905 o'clock
10th were badly manrlcG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
IRELAND ARMED CAMP,
DECLARES UNION LEADER
Asserts Condition. Have Not Changed
Since John Redmond Was
Justice.
NE Univcrsai ScryIcc

Ev Cnivc-Sal service
GLASGOW, Sept. l3.--J H. Thomas.
NJ. r. head of the rail unions and tho
trades union parliamentary committees
and regarded as one Of the most con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
No I:,rninr Service

There will be no evening scryi.,
at the Grove Avenue Baptist Church
To-Day. The pastor. Or. W. &. lanes
viii preach Il, II o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26
BACK TO SCHOOL
CAMP ICN IS ON
Four-Minute Speakers Car
ny Message to Crowds.

The "hackto school, drive Is un.
der fun swing with Four,Minute
Men speaking in every theatre. Re.
alizing that they have big task TO
divorce the boy or girl from la
cratlve Job 60 take up his school
books. the speakers. aided By men
aud women prominent in every
walk OF life. are bending every eff.
fort 20 influence parents first.
Downtown show windows were
placarded with exhibits calling at.
tention to the advantages OF Seat.
ties school system
j. Arthur Younger, OF the civic
bureau OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce and Commercial Club. who
Is directing the drive, believes that
thousands OF boys and girls who
gave up their school books for jobs
during the war will return TO their
studies as result of the cam.
paign. The drive win end next
saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

treasure In the world. 30 are we
agreed. my father and l.
'And 30. since IL IL the way Of
gringos and Spanlards TO desire treas
ure. we viii lead you 10 the Maya
treasure. my father and l. my father
knowing tho way. And the way into
the mountains begins from San Au.
tonic and not from Juchltan"
Does your father know the loca.
ton OF the treasurer Just where u
isy'' Henry demanded-with an aside
10 Francis that this was the very
Maya treasure that had led him to
abandon tho quest for Morgan's gold
on the Calf and 10 take TO the main.
land
The peon shook his head.
MY father has never been TO u.
lie was not interested In II. caring
not for wealth for himself farther,
bring forth the tale written in our
ancient Language which you alone Of
living Mayas can read"
From within his loin-cloth the old
man drew forth a dirty and much.
frayed canvas bag. Out of this he
pulled what looked like a snari Of
knotted strings. But the string
were twisted sennit of some fibrous
forest bark. 80 ancient that they
threatened TO crumble as he handled
them. while from under the touch
and manipulation of his fingers n
fine powder of decay arose. Mutter-
ing and nuinhlfnu prayers In Tho nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

When you think OF advcrtis.
ing. think of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26
COMPANY
kenosha, Wisconsin

Henry. all caEornexs. did not observe
lie had eyes only for the mystic tas.
sol
what a. YOU say. Francis1" he
murmurcd. ITS bigi It's big
"But New York IL beginning TO
cali" Francis demurred 'Oh. not it's
people and It's fun. but It's business. .
he added hastily. as he Henscd hurt.
Don't forget. I'm mixed up in Tam.
pico Petroleum and the stock mar.
ket. and hate to think how many
millions are involved"
"oh. comet Henry calculated
The Maya treasure. " a 1.-THE OF
what they say about Its immensely
be true. could be cut three ways be.
tween Enrico. you and me. and make
each OF us richer than you are nowr'
still Francis was undecided. and
while Enrico expanded on the au.
thentlcIty OF the treasure. Leonica
managed 20 query In an undertone in
Francis ear.
Have you so soon tired of--trcas.
ure hunting?p
lie looked at her kecnly. and down
at her engagement ring, az he an.
swered In the same low tones:
How can | stay longer in this
country, loving YOU as / do. while
you love HcnryY"
IL was the FIRST time he had openly
avowed his love. and Leonica knew
the swift surge OF Joy. followed by
the no less swift surge OF mantling
shame. that she. a woman who had
always esteemed herself good. could
love two men at the same time. She
glanced at Henry az II to verify her
heart, and her heart answered yes.
Az truly did she love Henry as she
did Francis. and the emotion seemed
similar where the two We're similar,
different where they were different
I'm afraid I'll have TO connect
up with the Angelique. most likely
AZ Bocas del Toro, and get away"
Francis told Henry. You and En.
rico can find the treasure and split
II two ways"
But the peon, having heard. en-.
tered into quick speech with his
father, and next with Henry.
"You hear what he says, Francis"
the latter said. holding up the sa.
cred tassel. you got TO go with
us! II IN you he feels grateful 10 for
his son. lie isn't giving the treasure
to us. but TO you. And II you don't
go. he won't read knot of the writ
ing"
But 1t was Leonica. looking at
Francis with quiet usefulness Of
pleasing, seeming all but to sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26
LOST TRIO RETURN

How II Feels to lie Lost in the
Woods would be a fitting subject
for an address tor either Clancy
NJ. Lewis. Palmer Lewis or Harold
Potts. Tho three had returned TO
Seattle Tuesday after being lost In
the heart OF the Cascades for a week
before they were finally located by
a search party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26
A TRIUMPHANT GLANCE

Here. the haciendado bowed low to
Henry and Francis And here. skulk.
ing behind Lsonlca's mule. his eysa
CHANGED to light on the peon. and
80 lighting. his eyes blaxed with tri-
umph.
Mother OF God. Thou hast no, for
gotten mer' he breathed fcrvcntly.
then turned 10 the several friends
who aceompa nied him. There he ~.
the creature without reason or
shame. who has fled hiA debt 10 me.
Seize him, I shall pui him on his
back for month from the beating
he shall receive
SO speaking. ths haclendado sprang
around the rump of Leonlca's mule.
and IN. peon. ducklug under the
mules nose. would have Won to-ihe
freedom Of the Jungle. had not an.
other OF the haeiendados, with quick
spur 10 hts horae's sides. cut him on
and run him down. In a trics. used
to such work. the hacicndados had
the iuckless wight on his feet. his
hands tied behind him. q lcadrope
made fast around hls neck.
In one voice Francis and Henry
protested.
"senors." the haeisndado replied,
''my respect and consideration and
desir. to serve you ara as deep as
for the noble Soiano family under
whose protection you are. Your
safety and comfort are sacred TO me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

Ax>OrSts On PRECEDING CHAPTERS
wealthy young Francis Morgan leaves
Aew York 10 searsh tor buried treasure
~ his ancestor. Sir Henry Morgan. bae-
eoa~<r. Ian teatrsi America. There he
91<cevers Henry Nefxaa. another ht"ed
0rercndAnt. who resembles himself, nsshs
M the same search. Henry l. In ieNe
With f~oniea. beautiful adopted dsuKhtss
~ an old spanish family. She loves him,
end nt~o discovers she l. falling In love
with Francis. A plot u Matched by
1@<ontcas foster parents to set Henry oat
~ tho way. lie l. lailed aud srntrnred
- die Tor n crime he never commtttcd.
With the aid Of Francis and tseonsca.
Meary cscsp~< from Jail. and the three
Grape 20 Francis schooner. They are
unr~acd by a posse. After landing, they
onke 60 the rough country. Tho ps-~e,
which has landed from a tug. continues
tAe pur~uit. The fuxltives are captured.
Ia demand FOE Justice, they are taken 10
= cave. where The Cruel Just une---a
weird judge OF primitive Central America
holds forth.