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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
CARRANzA ORDERS
SEARCH FOR JENKINS

Washington, Oct President
Carrau7a has ordered Mexico combed
for William O. Jenkins, the American
consular agent who was robbed and
abducted from his factory at Puehla,
Mexico. or October IL,
'Todavs advtces from the state de-
pa-tncut report that a federal force
NhI,a was sent to FHebla in response
TO tH,. representations OF the Amert-
can embassy foilowiuS the abduction
have thrown a Gordon around the
jenkins factory and have arrested I'VE
employees who are believed TO DO i'm
pIcated an the crime.
Twenty police agents have been as
SIGNED to Fuehla from Mexico City
ard ten s,,~,-al military poltce we're
also sent from the garrison az Mex
Eco Cttv with orders to- cooperate
with TIE local authorities nj Puehla
President rarrauza is now at Que
faro. According to the dispatch
la-lEe- stale aenArtncDt he was ad-
lsad Of the Jenkins abduction there
and .r 0cdtateIv issued orders TO the
autharitie. go make every effort 70
locate htu and captur" his kidnap-
1,r-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
LABOR SITUATION

New York -Longshoremen
strike stu in deadlock. About half
Of strikers reported back at work
but large radical faction stiu 70
fuses To accept adjustment commits
Sion's award
Eew York Express strike ends
All strikers back at work.
Chicago-Steel strikers sto,a
homes or workers and also throw,
missiles at troops guarding mill dis
trict. Troops raid another meet,nr
place OF communists, seize book q
ana papers and make several mr..
rests. Commander looks for more
violence
Whshlngton-Bill providing for
AUGMENTATION of all workers in
the United States reported favorably
by senate committee on education
and labor. Bill is result OF inyesti-
cation of steel strike by committee
pittsburg-Steel strikers tubfIsnt
over prospect that railroad men
handling material for steel milla
may walk out in sympathy with
them. Courts uphold Mayors ac-
ton in forbidding meetings of
strikers, Bomb exploded alongside
train carrying steel workers to mill
at Belle Vernon. but little damage
donA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
FRENCH EXCHANGE
LOOKS TO AMERICA

Paris, Oct. 23.--The FrencN ex-
change is expected to be stabilized
soon by a loan of $500. 700. eco to re-
establish French credit in America
from a group of New York f1nanciers
headed by the house of Morgan. ac-
cording to strong report in financial
circles here this morning
The rumor Is given weight by the
arrival in Paris Of ]. p. Morgan. The
banker fs now making tour of the
battleheids with Mrs. Morgan. In
well-informsd circles 1t lis believed he
10 In here in order personally to in
vestigAto Industrial conditions in
France preliminary to an American
hsaA 10 this oountry,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
WEEKLY SCHEDULE FOR
NEW STEAMER LINE

George a Bowden. formerly con-
necfed with the Furman Line, is to
he associated with the New York. Raj
timore and Richmond Steamship COM
rany in the capacity Of soliciting
freight agent
The company's frst steamer the
Maple viii leave New York No
vember l for Richmond arriving here
on November 3 on her initial journey
which VIII link the two cities togeth-
or by d!rect water connection After
the FIRST trip, the boat VIII run on
weekly schedule
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
RICHMOND CONCERN
EXPANDS BUSINESS

With the establishment IN Column
bus, Ohio, of a soft drink hottliug
plant, the Christie Manufacturing COM
pany. of this city. has started a pro-
gram of expansion which viii ulti-
mately place branches Of the Rich
rnond concern in important cities all
over the country The Column bus
plant has just been completed and is
in every respect a model bottiing
establishment
The branches wlll be independent
Of the home office but viii do no
manufacturing. simply hot.lin0 and
distributing the product or thc Rich
mond plant. Similar branches will
hs> es'tsse@}shaas Al, se@yt,ess5 fAs@ % - w,
New York and New jersey in the near
future. The complete plan Of the
company will not be made public
Immediately, bus ii is understood to
be very extensive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
IDR. F.. EA ELL SPEAKS
At TRAINING SCHOOL
ToDAY-5 PROGRAM.

r M.---Dr Jordan w. Leavel1 will
speak to the home department work
ers and friends in auditorium of
church.
Ar. M.-Mission study class meets
under Mrs. j. a. Barker.
p M.--Story-teliiug department
under Miss Elizabeth watts. Sub
ject. Telling Bible Stories
p. M.---Normal classes meet in all
departments.
$50 r. M--Lunch.
7.3o p. M-Reassemhle for closing
class period. This being closing
night. examination questionS viii be
given in sealed envelopes, Sthe an
swers to be brought to the church on
Saturday Commencement exercises
will be held at T. NJ, Sunday at the
Grace-Street church.
Closing session OF special class in
the work Of church officers under
Rev. G. r. Arendall at o'clock.
40 r. M.-Speeiai conference Of
special speakers and motor corps in
connection with the SIS. 600 cam
paign. Conducted by ]. T. Watts
Despite the unpleasant weather,
attendance on the Baptist Training
school yesterday was fully M to the
excellent mark maintained throughout
the week, An unusually large attend
ance marked the evening address by
Prof L. T. Leavall, of Louisville, Ky
fofessor Leavall's address was on
the work of the sunday school and
young peoples societies in the cam
paign, showing how they laid the
foundation for a successful drive. The
speaker dwelt on the Importance of
these influences in the church and in
this particular campaign and paid
the Young workers glowing compli-
ments His address was an eloquent
effort on timely subject
with the end OF the weeks session
in sight, those who took a foremost
part in arranging the program are
more than pleased at the progress
made
There has been daily enrolment
in the classes Of between 500 and
900 people and he evening audiences
have averaged 1000 people Great in
terest and enthusiasm has been mani
tested and every single department
has succeeded beyond the expectations
of Mr.. watts and his associates,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
Services mt Ilcth Aha bah

The subjects of the sermons at
Reth Ahahah syra gogue, by its Rah-
hi. pr. r. \. Calisch. are:
For Friday evening The Modern
Sodom and Gomorrah', Saturday
morning, old Lamps for New"
The services begin at Sis and II
o'clock The public is welcome at
al enrNicna
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
ANNOUNCES THAT
Continued from Page One)

which Germany renounces her
title, to the principal allied and
associated powers under Articles
l19 TO 127 inclusive"
This reservation is designated TO
exempt the United States from any
responsibility for what may be done
with the islands in the Pacific. which
have been claimed by Great Britain
and Japan
The last reservation on the list,
number IA. Is To he drafted by SEN
ator Lodge At tho suggestion OF Sem
ator Reed. who appeared before the
committee in support of it The res
ervation will he to the effect that
the United states reserve the right
10 withhold from decision by the
league council or assembly any
question involving it's national hon
CT or vital interests"
The proposed reservation follows
the language Of the Root treaty Of
1919
The committee voted down a res
ervattoo proposed b. Senator Jones
Of WaSNtneton, proyjdine that the
treaty should not ha effective until
after China's rights in Shantunr.
the rights of Egypt and ireland to
self government and the abolition Of
military conscriptton have been es
tablished
The vote on the reservation was
SIX TO eleven, those voting for 81 be-
lnf Senators Rorah. Fall. Knox
johnson Npu- ana Mneo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

n the executive council Of the Arlcri-
can federation of labor VIII be
more likely to give final endorse
Il ment, hitherto withheld 10 the
4 Plumb plan for Standardization OF
the railroad industry.
While the industrial conference,
X by reason OF the negative vote OF
the employer group. turned down
Z the resolution declaring for collec-
tive bargaining. that principle has
nevertheless been given great IN
pulse This is admitted hN the
4 more conservative members OF tho
conference and was expressed 10y
the following statement Of Chair
: man Harry. A wheeler of the ems
ploycr group:
THE principle OF collective bar
gaining VIII GENE 20 Dee more gem
orally applied rs a result ~ io's
conference
The public group resumed is de-
ithera;ions late this afternoon What
IL is to do was outlined today III
Chairman Lanes frai works g. The
Industrial conference He said 'H
part
wOHk TO RI DONE
1T seeus proper that the group
represenJ5a r1ye rraSz ~ NJ f7'-t-'@'
at large should tar irgtake -1ft ma.
chinerv which there can be
reccneij!stor c~. adjustment "t
peace or way 81 solve any ~ iH"S'
problems or AFT - 'hew ir tbe ]n-
teresis 81 the croat tody Of our
people.
TT trust recognize thc fact that
the pc0rte cf :Ha Lrz4e# states ar"
g.. ,,..s,-os ,,,eyl-
- -. -, -. -, 80 er.r-
es'ilS =" lid ,.. -,
wa no ' nat. q e.; s''' o'aSn
s"e"H ~
AND ST. gentlemen he public
group VIII 5f ASKED '' a1Hte report
and give atsrs tua saraas-sars as
to the lr6uStr.a# pa5-s# ~ THIS coun-
try those .e ~ presented 10 the
pre@idert
49, -. ..4. .,,-. ,r.,- ,,---,.
-.
s7@'tt "a p 'ss i'@H 49,
sufN 'ii5 ti"'t D.. t'-. +-tf-At Vt-lt~ 'l'S.
Msfi. 't5S - l-'5 ~ tst@P . '#ts'''-
ftfafeG az i"e taa. "t mo co" creme"
ina S@fh d at3N HASz '' &t%Fh
more DC" ar tH@h T.. mas Htfe&a59Fe
bFfA given s' =5tt
SeNerat NHht'f aetes ates declared
taat where lah9f and capita cannot
agree ne Futae must have 'ae riTht
u ants }s"f II ats "a afs tae recon
rendaiAenS 81 Secretary ~ labor
Wl4sar f'r the CREATION 9f series
Of inelstrlal boards Wi b. 2=7sls-
cred secretary @t.S7F Tls" wax
irtro6 uecS ai 'he outset OF TIE con
asrsnce bar 3i&a All ether measures
with 'he execution " The steel strike
RESOLUTION ana ~ the enttrH'iFe bar
gaming Esq. 39& &aHniFf on A
Fid'nE
The statement made sE President
Comper@, - the American Federation
Of La Dor today on ine "fh5ra"4l ~
the labor group was III par' as fol-
lows.
Not II hPiNG JACKS
we are TTr jumping jacks We
are patient and have been patient
and have been both eompimented
and criticised because ~" have been
80 patient There was no ambiguity
i.ed an 3, a'restsa ~ The eoP 9.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

which Germany renounces her
title, to the principal allied and
associated powers under Articles
ia n Ig-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
1dPp1lia4,6
HOT ENOUGH.

UIs Il hot enough for you It's
silly lido question: and II makes
me sal and blue. and It gives me
indigestion. I could stand the sizzling
heat, and look pleasant In my sorrow.
looking forward TO some sleet, or
snowetorm on tho morrow: can take
the cheerful Wow. Til some Jay comes
up figuring, lis Il hot enough for
your when with heat am expiring
Then my rage ! scarce can qucll. and
my Ire ! scarce can bride. and | feel
my bosom swell with emotions homl-
cidal. Commonly I'm meek and mild,
yesrning for life OF quiet. but this
question drives me wild. and j gladly
hail n riot. Commonly sing and smile.
but this query. vain and brutal, always
seems 10 stir my bile. makes me feel
that peace ~ futile. Calmly In the heat
| stew, Till I hear some fellow asking.
rs II hot enough for you?' Then !
cease my patient basking. Then my
war paint ] put on. green and crimson.
blue and yellow, and strew the sun
struck lawn with the fragments Of that
fellow. II Is hot enough for me; all
my organs melt together: I'd be swinlshs
you'll agree, " | asked for ho11H
weather A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
Missing After Action.

The masculine creature that once was
" feature
OF all of the summer hotels.
Where men were so welcome rubc
was swell come
To solace the sorrowing bellies,
Is absent this season. We hear tina,
the reason
To be there he can not arrange:
Those merciless axes, the after-war
taxes,
Have chopped away all OF his change.
Cartoons Magazine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
Major Fleets Orfanisef

The reorganization Of thS American
navy into two major flca, has become
effective. Admiral Henry Baird viii
son hoisted his Psnnant on the flag
ship Pennsylvania in command OF the
Atlantic >ileet. and Admiral Hugh
Rodiaan took command of the flagship
New Mexico OF the Pacific fleet,
which has sailed from Hampton
Roads for the west coast. The Atlantic
fleet will aggregate 3l4,3N tons and
the Pacific flectA2+,l40 tons.-Ameri-
can Legion Weekly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

ough inspection Of all ground secufV
for park purposes and the proposfo
route for the 2s-mile b9hlv'id. - z
The State National bank 10 70 build
q new skyscraper at the corner d Asin
and Robinson streets Work will begin
October |. 4
Eight bachelors, classmates st
Msry's college. ST. Mary's Kan, Ne
entertained at dinner last evening
Mr.. Evan, A. Nash at his home. Q
Of their number, Mr.. Harry u
Donly. was about to be lured ID
matrrmouy and the breaking up u .
circle wss observed with due sole1|
nifty. These present were MessfV
Nash. Donly. Donnelly- Reid. BreI
James. c. B. Fari,s, Chestey Colter|
Rober: McCammon and Timothy u
Walsh Of Dallas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Mr. NJ D. SCOTS article Thursdays Okahonan defense
the retailer. and also directs the dangerous
the who boards the speculative Such
lenders should be attacked and being
others, wherever they be reached But price
useful service perform Even Mr. Scott admits there poteers
all branches of trade These be sought punished
makes possible Even though the element peeng involved
tie cost of living would still be problem warrantns possible effort
to lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
d, S, Pcpsia.
X. G. Mo. Aug.

X {, Mo, Aug p
Dear Ed Landed here Thursday after playing less extended
along the Wheat Way Have
auhoraively that the doh anticipated
anticipated Get me? Stopped the Muehach today pick
my teeth and mooh this stationery will chicken
doesn't the poultry Hoping
the ! -Gaddcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
The Young Lady
Across the Wan

The young lady across the way says
he doubtless has his faults like
everybody else. but how many OF us
could do as well as Secretary Daniels
did il we had to build an army Of
100000 men from the ground up?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
THE PROPOSED SPECIAL SESSION.

REFORE acting recommendation the council defense for
special of the legislature Governor Robertson will do well
weigh results Of There large attached
such session. which the people of the If there prob
ability securing relief from high prices which would than offset that
might we'll consider If the should be only eumber
legislation which nothing the session would be dement
To could be added the
litigation and the handicap business by constant interference
which accomplished o than that
include clothing food containers fuel
placing within the of the
regulations might have been expected to do
authorities hadn't taken the initiative Rent. left the
the federal probably which
left and there have been advances rental charges which
suggest poteerng Mr. Whiurs of
might afford relief other be devised
offending landlords but doubtful whether that would
sufficient the OF this Of the
legislature
There has been the Of national law the matter
fixing placing rigid restrictions profits There is wisdom
demands freedom continue active
activity essential the nations prosperity Increased production
Of living There which
legislature encourage which have the OF
profeerns There certainly in which they might hamper
these would regulate everything by hard
and fast rules
1t conceivable that the council Of defense needs authority to
itself effective but there should avoidance placing business
much control for in that direction lie socialism and IN
efficiency which should be avoided this time Competitive conditions must
be and initiative encouraged readutment proceed
beneficial TO
This does that should be countennced The
ell defense and the fair committees have important work do
they work thoroughly and courageou the poteers well
prey the public They furnish evidence the federal
which penalties heavy enough make the greedy hesitate to
provisions They keep the public informed the
they ought and not many will consent to
particularly laws suddenly change all the
which make for higher That should be understood the
beginning that the public much
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Probably the richest film actress il
the world Is Nell Shipman, who hs
Inherited half Of All estate valued 4
5000. 200 through the recent death d
her father, Arnold Foster Shipms,|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Out California they still Senator Hiram Johnson 10
president and he be able to line the native SON by the
republican Which will be for Hiram, much
democrats would like him nominated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
.o1lfW61'rp IL \!
. MR mr. ~
CONTRIBUTORS DAY.
TO A BOARDING HOUSE KEEPER

How garbled isthe griddled crab
You grabbed it first. alas
Now while | wait III fork dab
Of picked demi tasse.
For years I've whnnied for a dish
OF Maearoni tea,
Yet YOU incline to frittered fish
It's hardly fair to me.
You know whine for candicd cheese.
And boncless oysters, too,
You know moan for strlnglesS peas
And peanut butter stew,
"Oh, why" | whicker, why" | cry,
"Oh, why-will someone tell
The reason for the fact that -
Dctcst the dinner bcll?'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
PERFUMES


have circcd the world once twice
And have visited every port
From the Indian shores to the Islands of SPICE n
And the c-covcred wilds of the North; V
I've shifted at the perfumes peculiar to each
delightful and others quite punk,
But the scent that reaches is peach,
But more like the home of skunk
For the south breezeS wander this they
From the Packmstown district stencil
Which YOU may believe me is driving me daft
And the OF that incense amt French
The Crouch
This column have observed stands upsh, like the body
another chestnut rec-M v
KinnardS filling station, last
Mondays column reminded of the who referred opera
music-W J. B.
NdePerap, should explanation that author
presidcntYc ed)
cigaret holder but it unnecessary
naird.
Conscience is that feeling have when you le
same thing that tried put himG p
NATURAL HISTORY LESSON.
The German carp is like Hun
In respects sing;
No matter how
1amt good for anything w
PERHAPS ON ACCOUNT OF THE WAR
adding Tor Monday: Much gossip
1utnas of late about the decline the price beef Packers there
abundance beef and caemen moved strong language about d
markets and that thing In of which howic
Is to 20 don't you Like the late and men,ed Jack
! am curious TO know. IT.
ALSO WHERE is THE DoDo7
What has become OF the who used Lets have another
You may have observed that ed, in Ru, aren, doing wei, as
those in the national league here latey-C J, &.
Decentralization have made wonderful progress everything
PRICES and photograph galcrie'-D D.
When baby inherited it, disposition
from its father
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Thomas Boismer did a stunt behind
the bat withou, a mask. Hugh Nc
Credie jr. was at the bat and Pitcher
Menten sent tho ball over the plate
like a bullet MtCredie foulrd the
ball, which struck Boismer in the
mouth. eliminating four teeth and
causing altogether a bill Of forty dol
lar, for repairs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Fifteen Ysars Ago.
CHIGAGO-Jamss A. Pa,ten, one Of
the heaviest operators in Chicago,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
Ten Years AGO.

Ten Years Ago.
Whit NJ. Grant and Paul NJ. Pope
are new appointees on the papk board.
The members Of the board will give
two days this week 10 making a thor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Things must be quiet in the Phil
ippines. Funston hasn't swum a river
or led a desperate charge in week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Montreal has also staged riot thereby proving that the I'm
Stats has o monopoly that form of iawlessness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
.1dSlQdies
.Mi - 0neNe ~
Twenty Year, Aso,

TWony IeSIU ago.
B. r. Rosssr, whiie' sliding off =
haystack in Roger Mills county, ran
the tines Of a pi.ehfork through his
shoulder. This is the only accident of
this kind in Oklahoma this year. In
the future the accident will pass out
OF the catalogue entirely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Congress has finally disposed Of the dyghng law but outside thu
capitol the debate probably will be prolonged through summer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Mr. and Mrs. Dorset Carter Of Pur-
cell were visiting friend, here yester-
day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

just back from a personal inspection
OF the Minnesota. Manitoba and Da-
kota wheat fields. says he believes
wheat will go to s.
James Geary, ono Of the earliest
settlers, is very i'll in his home in
haywood, He and Captain Stiles were
the original owners OF haywood.
Small hopes for his recovery are en-
tcrtained.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

NGtcPeraps should say explanation that the author OF
going the w J. who used be habitua cand
prcSidcnt-Nc ed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

This column you may have observed stands upsh, like the
another chestnut trec.-M. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Conscience that feeling have when you e the other fell
thing that YOU tried to put ovsr himG L.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

n. The railroad employee 4cho are going to
operate the lires Themselves ,Oill, of course, di.
Vids the profits All they need noW is somebody
to divide the losses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

R. C. KnnadS reference soda fountains and filling stations last
Mondays column reminded who
nmSlc | E
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
NATURAL HISTORY LESSON.

NATURAL HISTORY LESSON.
The German like Hun,
In respects sing
No matter how
'Iam't good for anything.
-R.WJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

ALSO, WHERE is THE DODO7

You have observed that tho reds in Russia doing
those in the national league here lately.-C J. q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

may I've OF safety first which the
holder long but
pcuon combustion the danger be guarded Kin
nlid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

Demobon made wonderful progress everything
PRICES and photograph gallcres.-D d.
When the baby cries it, mother convinced inherited disposition
father