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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
$lO,ooO,o0O Corporation to
Be Organized by Jews to Aid
Suffering Kinsmen in Europe
Capital Will Later Be Increased $25001000 Conditions
Warrant Is Decision Of Prominent Men Who Meet New
York to Cope With Situation.

the greater possibilities that have
been opened since the signing of the
arrnistice.
The organization plan, recon-
mended by committee. OF which DIR.
Lee K. Frankel Is chairman, calls for
the appointment of director gen
eral in this country with q star of
organization experts, and Euro
pean director, whose function 1t shall
be to coordinate the work abroad.
and to direct a STAFF of medical, tech
meal. economic and social workers in
the field.
A cabled recommendation of Mr..
Felix M. Warburg. chairman or tho
joint distribution committee, who Is
now In Europe. resulted in the ap.
preparation by the conference Of
$500, 900 as gift to the ohildren's re-
lief administration. organized by Her
bert Hoover in Europe. Lieutenant
Mautce, Y. S. A, who had charge OF
this Work in Poland, was present at
the Conference and reported upon the
extraordinary success of the organi-
cation, which had not only fed 100000
children In Poland but had served to
unite the various political religious
and racial elements in that country
into children's relief committees
which were working harmoniously, 10
q great common end---the rebuilding
OF the new generation, -
A well-balanced, palatable ration
had been made up, which was given
freely to all children in need the in
valid children being given preference,
or sold at cost to those whose parents
could afford to pay for it. All over
head charges being met by special
contribu tons every dollar contributed
is applied directly for the children.
without any deduction for admins
tratiNe expenses.
Additional appropriations made at
the conference covered s6oo,0o0 for
relief in Warsaw. LODI Lemberg,
Krakow and Lublin: s12o, 900 for
fuel $500, 900 for shoes, cloth In the
bolt, and similar necessities; 100000
for tools and sewing machines. These
appropriations. together with the
sums allotted for childrens' relief and
for the express and forwarding COM
panies, aggregate nearly $4,000, 600.
Reports from the Ukraine, furnish
ing details of the chaotic condition of
that country, resulted in the forma-
tion Of a special committee TO estab-
ish communications with the un-
happy Jews in that territory at the
earliest moment possible, and to af-
ford them such relief as the situation
may urgently call for.
Louis Marshall chairman of the
committee on. reconstruction. upon
whose recommendation the plan for
the corporation was adopted de-
ciared that the capital of $40 600 600
may eventually be increased to $25.
600 900 if conditions should warrant
or demand such an increase.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

ment. and such a show,
No one should miss this, and no
one Will miss it.
Other exhibitors in this building
embrase: Smith 4 Hicks, Texas Pc
troleuna Co., Richmond. public schools.
Prevental y. T, Crumpi Virginia Car
olina Chameical company. Women's
prohibition league. Fordsor tractor,
A Meyers Sons CO., Dairymen's sup
ply company, DeLavel, c. w. Antrim
& Sons, Gebhardt the painter, Max
well house coffee, King Wilson, Rich
mond tuberculosis society, Dunlop
Flour. LefebvreArmistead. Miller
tires, Sauer's, Lucas, Standard oil
company. Battle Axe shoes, Cohurn
motor company, WasCott, Capitol
motor company, American grocer So
ciety, W. II. Harris grocery company,
Armstrong motors. Henrico colored
schools. r. w. Wood 4, Sons. and on
the grounds are exhibits by Smith Il
Hicks, siie v. r. L, sydnor Pump and
Well company, Farmers tractor, Watt
plow company, International motors,
laCross motors.
LUNCH STANDS
Among the many lunch stands two
appeal TO large circle-St James
NJ. E church. and Holy Chapte,
| lane. opposite the main building.
One Of the most unique exhibits is
a portable smoke house, II is about
the size Of a stove. and may be set
up In ones home or back yard. and
do the work. An inspection of this
unique piece of apparatus, will show
one that he may cure his own hams
at home. and thus save the high cost
! of living that much. Dick" Goode
/ has something to do with this ex-
/ hibit, and will be glad to explain it's
merits
/ 1t is hoped thas few lines may give
| the thousands of visitors to the city
| an outline of what to expect at the
! fair, the said fair being Richmonds
| own. and an event looked forward to
every year by not only the citizens,
| hut the people of the entire state, who
come in droves to accept the hospi
tality Of the city. -a
! Besides the regular features.
! such as poultry. stock. domestic
science. machinery and Implements
/ farm products and so forth, the
amusement features ara said To pc of
/ HE best They were unloading the
shows last night. aud verdant fields
along Wahoo lane we're rapidly filled
with oriental villages and Caudy
booths and tents, where the people
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
UF FREAKS
HERE FOR THE FAIR

kn laxt OF the fair features have
9 N the city. Tbs Dig 1s.'oN
~ laden with paraph erraiie'
". when cleo ed makes up
aku1e Coney Island made its ap~
Sncs In the freight yards yester-
afternoon. This special tram
r. nroperty OF Polaek Bros
Soaty Big shows which are to rur-
~ the midway attractions at uAs
5The work Of unleaGing the big CIR
vvarynr began ~ soon as the TRAM
Trfvrd and ali the shows property
IT, - xon vAvss 70 tire fairgrounds, ne
d. &rlfi OF erecting the ett1Genohs ia
NJ devices and free acts eonD'peU
sfnrhsixhout the night So that ever y
fhfnx win be in readiness wAen 'Ne
sbtx gates swing open teF3y
.rss Poaaek shows presents the
sseakess ,sne~up OF attractions that
his1s ever. carried since the birth OF mas
afsfusisss, esst enterprise some four years
40. include in their list * atGaC-
xfbns Is Cart Louis Sorchcs FoWoos
6ua,lnarfne Show. $1,000.
Among the attractions are. Polack
Erc~. Circus side SNoSw. 'Houlta'
Arabaan w,ehss, wall Of rcatn. F!nr-
ida MAY, Congress ~ Fat FeH0ic. " ia
west ShoM, Circle Wave, over ire
Falls. Merry Go Round. FORTS wheel
Win and many ether .aa devices.
d The poIack Bros Si8eshnw Is equal
tss-Axsss lssrx.1-2,g3us 2lIli 4+d r.FisG Q.
itS kind on the road today. Many o.
tlItsgNns~f3sauers are those that hqTa
s1ss& ii A.a&iS rnAlions Ct rren'e while
under TIE garnuyn and Bailey Ring
iiIlS Eros. or Haeenback XIV allAce han
nArs
ynntlen,an Joe Cramer. 2. T,
Hn1nsryrrs original nHta~ skin man,
and in fact one OF the 6rst freaks tNi.t
Mr.. Rarnura ever sm pi0yed, IS the
feature q 81 rae.tiou Afr Crarer has
had an exception interesting career,
and has crossed iae pond Some four
teen rfrres for exhibition purposes AZ
well, as showing in nearly eeerv city
village PAd town Ia {te United States.
N.ka aaAM 4 al a. E4gard -szEal lows 81 s.
p$asrc- Ersx ~ another ole timer
thai was 3 rner4ber Of tn original p
t. Earnunl AGGREGATION. Del is 81"
pTesenting bis SWORD nurg hers as n
dayx of old. svF lowing all kinds or
1&0ros and hayrouef@ as though digest
Tie food. C5eol Ee Nuulvaa is the old
eA tattoo artists in the United states
Hnts does not mean th&t Nr. MulltTan
W&&st the first needle worker, hut he is
~ aotdeGk- living tattoo man. Mr.
l4nklttan hike Crauer ard Fritz was
associated with tho greatest show on
earth.
For variety the Side show offers
many unusual and Interesting features
u pearle with her pet snakes, Aen-
0ey J.. N. Baker, n couforton3sts Of
worth, Population Charlie. "a remark
aDle raefnorv artists that informs one
"a the spopulation Of the variouz cities
thrcughout the world. Then Geo Nc
xntf shows the public Just how easy
ir Ii ~ sit cewn to e meal of broken
G4ass as n good square dinner, M
ehAnce of him starving? The Gre eater
demonstrates how one can sat FIRE
which is taccoyding 70 hin) good
DNhstiture. for firewater. Walter Le'
sine. @@Yes er magician. deceives the
eyes with his dtsa ppearing objects A
~ whole. the circus side show is oue
n the biggee1 attractions with the
eRGnty big shows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

OF the world will be on hand early
today to do anything in the shape OF
amusement, from telling ones for
tune to hitting the negro on the head.
Street car service has been arranS-
ed especially to take care OF crowds.
AS occasion demands the various lines
will converge, and there will be 1T
tie delay and less confusion. To be
certain, ohwever. It Is advisable to
ask the mortorman before getting on
the car. There seems to be no foun-
dation for the ruraor that has been
going around that the street car men
had determined to strike during fair
week.
The fair management has arrans-
ed to have tickets for sale at conven-
tent points throughout the city, 50
that visitors may avoid the rush at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

New York. Oct. 6.---Following a
conference OF the joint distribution
committee OF the American funds for
Jewish war sufferers held at the
Hotel Aston this city yesterday, and
at which the leaders of American
Jewery were present. announcement
was made of plans to>organize a re-
construction corporation, with an mi
ttal capital of s1o.000,000 to aid in
the economic rehabilitation of Jewry
abroad, upon approved business prin-
ciples.
Pending the formation OF the re-
. construction corporation two i'm
mediate steps in that direction were
taken by the joint distribution com
mittee. The first was the appropria-
ton of a capital fund of 5000. 900 for
the organization Of an express com
pany in Poland providing the sane
ton OF the Polish government be Sc
cured, to make possible the distr bu-
ton of package shipments of food
and clothing from the United States
and elsewhere, which have hitherto
remained undelivered because of lack
of transportation facilities. particu
larry in the rural sections of Poland.
The second step was the appro-
nriation OF capital fund of 100000
for the Immediate purchase of food
to be shipped abroad in packages
coupons for which will be sold to in
| dividuais In America, who win for
ward them to their relatives in
Europe, the packages being delivered
upon surrender OF the coupons The
joint operations of this forwarding
company and the express company
will thus ensure prompt delivery. at
minimum prices, Of goods destined by
American Jews for their suffering
! relatives III the war zones, "
While It is hoped that the organi-
zation of the Reconstruction Corpo-
ration will eventually restore the Jews
! of Europe to their former self-sup-
porting basis, the approaching
winter threatens catastrophe unless
/ immediate relief be supplied in gem
erous measure. 1t was therefore de-
| cided to inaugufate an immediate
campaign for $40, 0o0,0 900 to tide over
/ the next year. This sum was de-
termined upon as the result OF inves-
tiga tons conducted by representatives
OF the joint distribution committee in
/ the various countries afflicted by the
war. and is the minimum requirement
for the physical needs of the $780,
/ 600 Jews in the War-stricken coun-
/ tries of Eastern Europe who will be
in a state of total or partial depen-
dency during the year.
Announcement was also made Of
the reorganization CT tho work of the
Joint distribution committee 10 cope
/ with the greater needs that have been
presented and to take advantage of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
Petersburg



Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian)
Petersburg. Va-. Oct 5-Maycr
l.obert Gillian has issued a procla-
nation asking the people of Pet.rs-
burg to cooperate next Thursday in
an effort to make Petersburg one of
The cieanest towns In the United
States. Local civic organizations and
the public are Interested III the pro-
feet on the appearance of tae town.
----~---
In a statement Just issued hy school
superintendent Martin 10 the local
school board. it is shown chat the Pc
tershurg- schools have a greater en-
rol4nent than n any previous year.
------~-
tral Trades and Labor Council Of Pc
tersburg from the local Carpenterx
un.on has been appointed assistant
state organizer by the Virginia Fed
alton of Labor.
------------ -..- 49,.
The Petersburg high echool hand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
RAILROADS BRING
Big CROWDS TO TOWN

4 From every seotion Of Virginia
people fsoeked into Richmond over the
railroads yesterday for theS opening
this ynornl.g OF the State Fair the
ilrst exhsbit4ox OF the kind thoy have
hAd am opportunity 10 SEE since the
xAn OF 1917 The big show rad "a bare
Beginning last year. II la ylng been
closed early because Of the influenza
Apitensic
TratAs coming into tire city from all
INFECTIONS brought their quota OF out
of-f0Wu folk, who, re-4ctilA FROM The
etrain OF the war, are especially keep
ar this diversion which the annual eX
htntk 16ords The police predicted
1naA night that Richmond Will see this
aAh one Of the b.ggess~fair crowds IN
- aatStoFy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
CABINET MEETING
CONTINUED from Page One.)

OF living.
In his speeches throughout the
country he constantly referred to his
hope. knowing how much he had at
heart the accomplishment of real re-
suits through the conference members
Of his cabinet, fully acquainted with
his ideas, do not intend that the con-
ference shall prove a failure through
lack "a the infusion of that spirit
which the presidents presence would
have given.
The special committee will en-
deavor TO impress upon the confer
ence from the start and at all stages
the serious nature of it's responsible
ity Every effort viii be made to I'M
press the members of the conference
with the view that they must meet
this responsibility oy definite recon-
mendatiohs. ~
There Is an accommodating amount
of International business. growing out
OF the peace conference, which must
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

Cisco. me stronghold Of moonshin-
erS in Arkansas, has been swept hs
federal officers, and rs a result there
are in the county Jail Bud Cochurn,
George Coghurn, Hike Cogburn, Toad
HILL, Nick Hill sand Granville Patty
These fnen are charged with operat.
ing an Illicit Etill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
oERIoUs CHARGE AGAINST scor-r.

o4rRIOUs CHARGE AGAINST SCOTT
#'g Robert Scott, colored. 1870 Williams
street. was arrested las night and
taken : to- Second police station o. q
warrant charging hin slth threaten
fnw a. kill Laura Robinson. single
bArFeaed shctrun, alleged 10 have been
the property - the negro, Was brought
h with the prisoner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

or earlier which would have Grip
ping effect on both steel plants and
railways.
The str Ike leaders are now bending
their EFFORTS to Keeping the strike alive
long enough to get whatever benefit
may be derived from these and other
Industrial distur Dances e..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
EVERYTHING READY

(Continued from Page One.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

the gates by securing their tickets
before gettins-on cars for the grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

Rev A r. Lowe preached his fare
we'll SERMON 10 the West End Baptist
e}nsreaatlon. a large crowd heard
hign. He wlil leave Tuesday for Bal
tinore where ha assumes the pastorate
Of Grace church, Caroline and Pres
ton streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
OFFICIALS SAY

Continued from Page one.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

The Petersburg high school band
Will! meet tomorrow night at $40.
satisfactory progress is being made
and several now prices are expected TO
be- made --.-.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

There is now an air Of certainty per-
vRdiGg H1pewell which has been de-
funet since the signing Of the armls-
tice. The machinery FOR the trunk
ana bag factory has arrived and viii
he inHts'ied at onCe. = strong move
is hoira made with SONS hope of sue
cess to locate IN Hopeweil an auto
mobile factory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

". Y Bussey, delegate to the Cen
tral Trades and Labor Council of Pc
tersburg from the local Carpenters
ufHon, has been appointed assistant
state. organizer by. the Virginia Fed
alton of Labor
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Ptitoriife Pcrber9er.

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Dts1oniin5 ~SeSislatur.

Wiaoiion @i8., Den Bite 3uli. -
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Sanlar, opIoita ia i8aar g,ittit.
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me &oOe % 6ororouinger. nj oisic
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reb paa 6armIauO ! 8i3coufu @tl.
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me5 iJcrc @rmolo0sbcitcmmeNar Ter,
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Oanofra

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er 6ereguet at bile foite $4,000, 900
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gen6e / lit Slog5 ! |erOeu.
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fommer til at faa en- 2rngoe al 1000
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blir fuI0t fGroig, bli oper 400 500
lang, 40 SOB breO % oOer 100 500
bst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
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&rriiOeuteu fOnfcrcrcr mco Scna-
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f~ercuccr urc0 repubItfonite Senate
rer % frculiortc ct MT Irgumcrt !
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al 6reo8troftaten % Stgooocrcn3'
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Oct SuiOe @u5 ioag, bar Sor0tng ira
Ohio, IernaIo ira Woiue, GtQtn8'
ham fra &ermont og Scnroot ira
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Tuuor al ra0ifalc 9fcIcrpationcr Ell.
Ter 9GuOringcr. Ser pooitooc3, at
ocrc3 &oufereuccr mG0 &ruit0cntcn
life bro9tc Dem til at forGlorc 45e'
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Stotcr err tiIticnot nogen Gel al
MISUNDERSTANDING eucr Ell.
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SfYbruo.

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6lcre &plniuacr iIpttcoes ira fine
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DC Ocri g'pcu.
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SQlraD Greet uur 2au0er.
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poa oct Frcbtcm, Iom err opitaoct !
6orbinociic meO BET hoic stoitcn0e
al ale Observation-Disclosures, % bar
lat ale @renc al RegieriuBct. iom
TAM trlltcs at flmnc biora0c til Sos.
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al Situatiouu Oh SEN t Sauoct
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BAN al Observation-Disclosures
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aiort ct mc3ct omit SuOtrDf paa
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&c ltorc "&rot5crboo02~ al ,Serr.
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trUuc en- 6orlgielic al i'm Con, ON
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ueo &uprfiptteIicn al en- 9Inn ON
at irlle Sc Ill Ell GUrOi al $t25,.
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antoplog oircttc iii Solicit gieuneu
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blcO iorIougt al &ongrcaicn5 &e.
prGlcntalttbus, % Ell 6~ttaIieret
6rcmgaug5maa0c or bIcpct uourbei.
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utllliiter 9ofcr, Noitmiuiitcr Surle.
Jon oB 3tcioIutioucu5 6oriatter, Re.
prGieutant acuD fra FcnniDIoauia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-05
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bar en- al De uuge omerifouife
"6eire5ie5", Tom bar bnttct line Big.
bomume Tor Ell IttteI peo al Cite fig
meo en- ellcr au6en rujuerct euro
ppiif Ioelsmano, moottct IN iii en-
amerifanif GomitoI iorat iaa 9aaus
Set leit igien. Grcpiuoe gtargaret
. Sc Bernard err ioag bIcUet t~iIitaaet
rct5Iig SfiIsmiaie ira fin y2an0,
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iutet piI0e beitiae og iutet faDoe bi.
oraget Ill 6amiIieu5 ~llnoer6ol6.
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