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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
c. OPS ALARMED
AS SENATOR BORAH
SULKS IN HIS TENT
Notifies Party Managers
He Will Speak No More
for Harding.
EXPECT HIRAM JOHNSON
TO TAKE SIMILAR ACTION
Idaho Leader Promises to Give
Out Formal Statement
Today.
fBy Universal scrvice.I

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-Consider-
able alarm was expressed in Repub-
lican circles today when IL became
definitely known that Senator Will
liam L. Borah. irreconcilablc op-
ponent OF the league OF nations. has
withdrawn. temporarily at least. his
active support of Senator Harding,
Republican presidential nominee.
The Idaho Senator has notified the
Republican National Committee that
he will make no more speeches il he
presidential campaign. lie will,
however. continue in the senatorial
campaign, where tho fate of irrecon-
cilablc Senator's is in doubt
johnson HIny Follow Lead.
1t has been reported that Senator
Hiram Johnson, another irrcconcil-
able, will follow Borah's lead. This.
however. could not he verified.
Senator Harding's recent pro-
nouncemcnt for an Association of
nations with a court of information
Al justice as its foundation, is un-
dcrstood to account for the breach
between the candidate and the ir-
reconcilable leaders.
Belief that former Senator Elihu
Root, who framed the international
tribunal under the league OF nations,
VIII use his influence to have the
United States enter the league in one
form or another, is understood to be
4 contributing factor
Senator Bornh refused to comment
on his action today. but said he will
issue formal statement tomorrow.
"T rat
Borah is not to be active In the Re-
publican campaign. We shall great
~ miss his great learning and clo-
auencc." said Senator Joseph I.
France. Republican. lot Maryland. to-
night. II still hope that he may be
induced to reconsider his decision,"
Heavy BLOW FOR Harding. ~
Il would say that II Senator Borah
withdraws his SUPPORT at this time
1t would be very heavy blow to
Senator Harding's campaign. He is
one OF the most forceful orators in
the Senate" said Senator Myers.
Democrat. OF Montana
Senator Borah is understood to
have announced his decision not to
make additional speeches for which
he is scheduled by the national COM
mlttce in kilograms to the Chicago
and New York headquarters last
Sunday. No reasons We're given for
his decision. Since that time the
Senator has been besieged with tele-
grams and long distance telephone
calls from Republican leaders asking
him to reconsider.
Senator New. Of Indiana, in charge
of the speakers bureau OF the ma
tional committee. was the first to
telephone. Mr.. Borah replied that the
only speeches he would deliver are
those scheduled for him in Connecti-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
WRANGEl DELIVERS BODY
BLOW AGAINST BOLSHEVISTS
Fighting in South RussIn Result. In
Serious Reverses for
Reds.
, iBy Associated PreS.1

pAD1c tpy Hssoci2ted Pre5.1
fAifio, Oci. forces OF General
Wrangel have annihilated a group of
RUSSIAN Soviet troops in the region
OF Alexandrovsk. according to an Of
hcial statement of Thursday on the
hGhting in South Russia. received
here today.
After six days OF lighting we sur
rounded the Bolshcvlsts in the region
OF Verkioyctsk, Paloycf, Oriekhov
and AleSandrovsk. along a 150-mile
'front.'" the statement says, "captur-
Ing 10000 prisoners. enormous ma
tcrials. cannon and several hundred
machine guns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02

rents An appeal is now pending
before the United States Supreme
Court, but, meanwhile, the rent
com mmLssfon. duly appointed by the
President, is functsonInE and ad-
vistnE tenants to sit tight.
Representative Montague asks
the rent cOmn.lssIon to name n
nnir rental for his apartment. He
INSERTS that nbout q month ngo he
received an illegal notice to vacnte
on October i. This the Representa-
tive declines to do. The notion of
Representative Montague follows
recent statement by Representa-
1--we Jullus Kahn. of CALIFORNIA;,
ono of the Republican leader. OF
the House. that rent pronteerinS
In no outrageous In Washington
that he will suEEent To ConEre..
to convene in some otker city until
the landlords nrc brought to their
senses. Most of the cnses 40 fnr
decided by the rent commission.
only to be appealed to the courts,
were decided In favor OF the ten-
mt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
CHARLES PONZI INDICTED
ON TOTAL OF 86 COUNTS
Grand Jury Returns Two True Hills.
Charging Use of Malls In Scheme
to Defraud
ley Associated 4 Press.l

s.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.-Two indictments
were returned by the grand jury to-
day against Charles Ponzi. the SO per
cent profit financier, who has been in
Jail since August II. Each indict. i.
ment contains forty-threc counts,
charging use Of tho mails in scheme
10 defraud by representing that
PonZi could pay so per cent interest
to investors in forty-five days by
means of dealing in international re-
ply coupons.
Tho maximum penalty on each
count of an indictment for fraudulent
use OF the malls. in case OF convic-
tion. is five years imprisonment.
Ponai will be arraigned later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
ALABAMA SOL0NS SALUTE
WILSON AS GREAT LEADER
Legislature Adopts Roxoiution Tx
pressing UnGunliied Endorsement
of Administration.
.,rIBy NsSociatcd Press.

x,o>,l By Associated PressJ
MoNrGoMERY, ALA, Oct. by
joint resolution, which was ordered
engrossed and copy forwarded TO
president Wilson, the Alabama Legis-
laturc today unqualinediy indorsed
his administration and saluted him
as leader under whom the United
states. for tho first time i'm her his
tory. occupied the position OF world
supremacy.
The resolution declared that dur
Ing his administration tho President
has inspired the enactment of much
wise and conservative legislation. all
OF which has bcen In tho interest OF
tho masses and has brought to the
people the blessing Of progress and
prosperity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Montague, Threatened With Eviction
From Apartment, Seeks Legal Relief

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1-Repre-
sentative Andrew j. Montague, of
Virginia. formerly Governor OF the
Old Dominion, today appealed to
the Dlatrict rent con1m1ssion to
prevent his eviction from an
apartment he Inns occupied for
several yenrs. The Virginia Rep
resentatfve II one of the mnny
hundred tenants In wnshinEtun
who are now engaged in leguI
battles with alleged profltecrinS
lhndlords.
II WINS estimated today that mp
proximntely 1000 fnmilieA lind
been ordered to msve today either
because of their fnilure to agree
to pay much higher rents or to
purchasc the homcr or apartments
which they hRve been renting.
The Washington situation In
bndIy complicated because the
lower courts have declared un-
constitutional the Ball rent Ia~
enacted to prevent prontcering I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
First National Bank" Not
Respected by Masked Men
tBy Univer.n, servfce1

NEW YORK, Oct. 1-women
who hnve faithfully pntrontned the
Isle bank. which does n snug busi-
ness beneath the Enrter, listen!
MrN. Mary Reednr dcpoaited
$1,000 this morning In this bank,
this "nrst national bnnk." ns It
has been called In Jest. She was
clearing nwny the brenkfnst dIshe.
In the boarding house she conducts
In brooklyn when three masked
mcn entered the room.
One cracked her lips open with
n blow from n wrench. Another
held her md n third tore open the
cInktic and then the three fed,
taking the money with them.
They were cnuEht later. but the
point Ii that Mrs. Reedar, this
afternoon, went quickly to
downtown hank, which surround.
itH money with steel and granite
In preference to Iisle and clnstic,
and deposited the money there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
TWO ARE KILLED IN RAID
ON TEXAS GAMBLING DEN
Men Who Were Aiding Omcerr, Shot
Down, Murdercrs Making
Escapc,
LBy Associated prcss.l

WICHITA FALLS, TEN, Oct. L.
William Toney and Marvin w. Caple.
who were aiding officers in raiding
an alleged gambling house at Kemp
CITY. in an oil field near here last
night. were killed. and another man
VINO volunteered to assist the officers,
was wounded when the posse gained
entrance to the building.
The man, who is alleged to have
hred the shots, escaped. Forty-seven
others in the room at the time were
arrested. Officers were sent to the
scene from Wichita Falls to oueII
any disturbance that might develop
as a result OF the shooting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
COUNCIL VOTES INCREASE
IN DIRECTORS SALARIES
Special Session Passes Finance
Committees Substitute for Roden
Ordinance, 10 TO o.
DICKERsoN IN OPPOSITION
Board Of Aldermen Expected to
Concur When Measure Is Pre-
scnted-Suspend Rules and Pass
Two Measures Unanimously.

BY vote OF Is to s, the Common
Council. In special session. last night
adopted the Finance Committees
substitute for the Rodcn ordinance,
increasing the salaries OF all depart
mcnt directors to $500 year.
The Roden ordinance provided for
increases only for the four directors
who are appointed by the mayor
the heads of the Public Works, Pub
lie Utilities. Public Welfare and
Public Safety Departments. The
committees substitute included tho
two directors who are elected by the
Council-the directors OF Law and
Finance. Action on tho substitute
measure followed brief statement
by Vice-President Seaton. in which
he reviewed the reasons given by the
Mayor to the Finance Committee for
the recommendations contained in his
message on the subject to the Coun-
ell. -
Mr.. Seaton stressed tho mention
made by the Mayor that each OF the
four directors appointed by him had
In the last year saved to the city
by good management much more
than the amount OF the salary re-
ceircd. Records of tho departments,
he said. showed that tho eaving in
the Public Utilities Department was
100000 and in the Public Safety De-
partment $4,000.
Dickerson Opposes Motion.
n,Nt,
pposition-icouncilma James T..
Dickerson, n new member from JEFF
ferson Ward. Mr.. Dickerson said he
was unwilling to vote for n salary
that would make the office attractive
TO an "outsider" while there were
competent men in the office like
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Bass and in the
community like Henry r. Beck"
Mr.. Dickerson endeavored to stay
action by Offering a resolution calling
upon Mayor Ainslic to send to the
Cfuncil the names OF the men he
would appoint as directors OF the
differen departments. The resolution
was referred by President Powell to
the Mayor FOR his consideration"
and the roll was called on the sub
stitutc for the Rodcn ordinance, with
the following result:
Aycs-Atkinson. Ratkins. Carpen-
ter. English. Jones. Ladd. Mann.
Morton. Phillips. Rodcn, Rose, Sea-
ton. Smith. Umlaut and President
Powell-lJ.
Noes - Dickerson. Johns. Moore.
Peters and Sullivan-5.
Up to Ronrd of Aldermen.
Tho ordinance as adopted will now
go to the Board OF Aldermen. Con-
currence Is regarded as forcgone
conclusion. Under the rules. three
days must intervene before the Board
can act on the measure. IT is likely
that President William II. Adams
VIII call meeting OF the upper
branch for next Tuesday night.
Under suspension of the rules, two
measures that had passed the Board
or Aldermen were taken up for con-
sideration. and Council concurred In
both by unanimous vote. They are
the ordinance authorizing Larus
Brothers, tobacconists. to construct
Il coal pocket underground in Cary
Street at the factory site, and the
measure fixing the present building
line OF the north side Of Broad street
between Fifth and Sixth. as the true
building line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Uncle Sam Apologies for
Liquor-Pouring Episode
(Speci.I TO The 1imen-Di.patch.l !


DANVILLE. VA, Oct. I-UncIe
Sam today npoioEixed TO Mayor
Harry woodinR for the liquor
pouring epiSode of last Wednesday,
and promised thnt he would never
do II again. II. ID. Crenshn,v, revc-
nue agent. HtntiOned here, appeared
before the Mayor md expressed re-
Eret that anything that the oni-
GERS should have done shouId have
cnused crItfcism.
He pointed out thnt II was usuni
for government nEentn to pour out
the rpoiLr OF noonnhInc hunt,
and TINT there wns no special mo-
tive In selecting Union street. The
promlSe wns mndc that there would
he no repetition OF the affair and
Captain woodinE said he WINS sat
inned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
TWO AIRMEN ARE INJURED
Plano No. 9 of New York-Nome Fleet
Damaged Near IIazelton, Is


VANCOUVER. Is. c.. Oct. IAN ac-
cident In which Lieutenant Mutt and
his mechanician were seriously In
jured has bcfallen Plane No. 3, OF
tho New York-Nome air fleet, at
Hazelton, on the return flight, ac-
cording to Barren report received
here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
SAYS PRINCE is ENGAGED
Wales Reported Ready to Announce
That lie VIII Marry Canaiian
Girl
(By Cross-Atlantic Service

IoNHo>- Si 'iec')
loNDoN, Oct. IAN interesting
rumor to the effect that the Prince
OF Wales became engaged while on
MS tour of Canada, is current in no.
hticai clubs here. The story origi-
mated with woman member of the
royal household, who said that tho
Identity of the woman In tho case
Is being kept secret, but would .be an
nounced upon return of tho prince
to England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
FrnnklIn X Lans III

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-FrankIin X.
Lane. former Secretary of tho In.
terror. has been forced TO give up
business temporarily. because of III
health. 1t was learned here today. His
GUS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Asks Recognition of Mexico

DALLAS. TEN. Oct. 1.-The Dallas
Chamber OF Commerce today adopted
resolutions requesting recognition by
the United States of the present gov
ernment OF Mexico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
starts New Trnn.ntInntjc Lin.

PLYMOUTH. ENGLAND, Oct. IA
new passenger and freight service
from Amsterdam. Boulogne and
New Orleans was inauguratod today
when tho Dutch steamer Hollandia
left Plymouth with 4%0 passengers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
GRIFFITH SAYS REPR|SALS
ON GOVERNMENT ORDER
Founder OF Sim Fcin Charges That
Irish Leaders Are Marked for
Assassination.
DECLARES HE HEADS LIST
Makes Lengthy Statement to News.
paper Representatives at Dublin
I'm AssaiIing British Rule and Re-
prcssive Methods Used in Ireland.
DECLARES HE HEADS LIST
tBy Associated P.ess.l

DUBLIN. Oct. is IN sat on a |
charges that the government itself
was responsible for reprisals in Ire
land. and that a certain number OF
Sim Fein leaders were marked for
assassination. were made today by
Arthur Griffith. founder OF the Sim
Fein organization, who said he was
first on the list OF intended victims,
Air. Griffith. to support his state
ments. exhibited to the group OF
American. English and Continental
newspaper men to whom he made a
long statement preferring the charges
alleged official documents secured by
Sim Fcin agents. Among these pa
pers was an Official permit alleged TO
have been signed by General Sir Neyil
hacready, military commander OF
Ireland. 1t was made out to n man
named Hardy, who has had lifelong
career Of rcguery and Imprisonment,
and who is alleged to have been re-
leased prematurely from prison on a
ticket OF leave signed by Ian Mac
Fherson. as Chief Secretary for Ire
land. permitting him TO move about
frccly in ireland unhampcred by DO
lice surveillance, in the role, as Mr..
Griffith asserted. OF government spy.
II is pointed out that. if the docu-
ments are authentic, AIr. Griffith is
liable to arrest under the defense of
the realm act and under the new re-
storation OF order act for having them
IN MS possession. and particularly
military order relating TO a move
mcnt of troops not yet carried cut
Similarly. ii is said that every news
paper correspondent transmitting
such an order. or the substance of
IL. and editors OF British newspapers
reproducing il. likewise arc subject
to arrest.
Reprissls Mt Tubbercurry.
Confirmation has been received
mere that reprisals followed the
shooting from ambush yesterday of
District Inspector Brady, near Tub-
bercurry. County Sligo. who was
killed, and OF two constables who
were wounded.
Brady. when an officer at the front
IN Ehe late war. was chosen by Field
Marshal HaiG to carry dispatches TO
Windsor Castle to the King.
After the shooting four lorrics con-
tanning "Blac and Tan" entered Tub
bercurry fred their rifles. threw
bombs and set fire To houses. destroy
ing six important business buildings
and two creamcries.
Fifteen shops End residences were
damaged or destroyed. Hardly a
house In the town remained undam-
aged Tho townspeoplc anticipated
the raid and majorit yof them had
lef; Tubbercurry.
This morning extra police on their
way from Sligo to Tubbercurry were
fired on. No casualties have been
reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
SOUTHERN MUSICAL BUREAU.

Season Concert Tickets at $500 in
great demand. Right and left sec
ttons filling rapidly. 213 East Broad
Street. Randolph 60o.-Adv.
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Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
Jewelry Novelties

Whats the use spending more money in a jewelry store? Here are beautiful Oriental Beads, in
 jet. jade and cherry, at S1.49 to $12.50. And last, but not least,
 our great line of Bar Pins of Sterling Silver, some have dainty
 stone settings. at s1.39 to ss.5O.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
Easter Gloves

We have a full line of elbow lengths in white kid and silk every size and every price. We call your particular atten- tion to the splendid values to be found here. It's a safe bet that You will save considerably on your purchases here.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
Easter Ribbons

Hundreds upon hundreds of and purpose. Ribbons in Vel vet, Taffeta, Satin. Moire, Gros- grain, Brocades, Checks, Plaids and Stripes up to 10 inches wide. Ribbons for Sashes. Vestees, Camisoles, Millinery, Hair Bows, Bags.
 Prices are right.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
Charming Modes For Easter Wear
Easter Bags

The new suit requires a new bag. We have them in shape, color and desgin to give distinc- ton to the costume. Silk bags, leather bags and bead bags-all exquisitely lined and fitted, at prices that save you money. See the new 'Wachutte" Bag the latest out-many different shapes-9 different fittings, at $500 to $1595.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

Materials are velours. duvetyne, bolivia and tricotine in all the new spring shades. There are short, snappy sports models, three quar- ters and full lengths-every one beautifully tailored and lined with silk.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

bought to sell at S7.50. Have fancy accordeon-pleat- ed flOunce and come in en- erald, purple and wisteria.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-19
DR.. N. o. FLEMING

We fit glasses and do it right. exactly
right
90 per cent of the headaches are
CAUSED by some character OF EYE
STRAIN. II you are afflicted with
headaches have your eyes examined.
When your eyes cause you any trou-
bic like blurring OF letters or lines
itching or burning you must remem-
Der that is their way of telling you
that they need attention.
One pair of eyes is all you will
ever have. BE FAIR WITH
THEM.
We change lenses within one
year without any additional cost
to YOU.
We are registered in two states.
Idaho and Oregon, which coupled
with an experience of 20 years
makes il possible to care for ex
treme cases. We give special at
tention TO school children.
WE MAKE YOUR TOWN REG
CJ4ARLY EVERY MONTH.
Win be at the McFail hotel Saturday.
March 90.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-19
WOMAN'S CASE
AMAZES SHOSHONE.

A business mans wife could not sew
or read without sharp pains in her
eyes. For years her eyes were red and
weak. Finally she tried simple witch
hazel, camphor. hydrastis etc, as mix
ed in Lovoptic eye wash. The result
produced by n single bottle amazed ev
cry one. We guarantee a small bottle
Lavoptic to help ANY CASE weak
strained OF inflamed eyes. Aluminium
cup free.-Sinclair's Pharmacy.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-19

Oregon Short Line train No. which
goes through Shoshone at 4:40 in the
afternoon now carries mail For the
past two years while the railroads were
under government operation this train
did not carry mail as the government
sought to economize in this particu-
lar
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-19

Deputy Revenue collector Charles
Sheehan spent last week at the County
Court House for the purpose of ex-
planning the revenue laws to those
making inquiry.
Sam r. AIulliner and family made
trip to Twin Falls and return last week
to attend the wedding of a younger
brother of Mr.. Mulliner.
Robert a. Bamettlor who lived on
farm adjoining Shoshone on the East
has gone to Oklahoma hoping to bene-
fit his health.
Guy D. Mcintosh and wife of Bliss
spent Friday in Shoshone, Mr.. Nc
Intosh was a resident of Shoshone
several years ago. but is now employed
in the store of Morris Roberts -1>I
at Bliss.
John w Voorhees,. who is IA the alb
stract business at Ruper,. came oIer
from that town last weeS and spent
day or two in Shoshone. attending
to business at the court house
Miss AGable Sharp, formerly en-
pIoyed by Attorney. PAIL :. Haddock,
was in town Friday betw cen trains.
She is now a resident Of Boise.
Edward r. Crandan OF rosa,ello,
spent Saturday in Shoshoae. He is
employed in the Nash Department
store in that city. having charge OF the
gents furnishing department.
Rev. G. w. Barnes, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Rupert
was in Shoshone for a few hours last
Friday.
party of four or five engineers
rom the State highway department {
are in Shoshone and will be here for
about month. They are at present 4
making surveys for the highway in e
his locality. 7
Helen Weaver. who is a student in :
he Gooding College spent this week c
nd with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
-fyrt Weaver
@
George w. Stoner has just returned
rom three months spent at Centerville.
owa, his old home. He had an attack
f the flu while away. but excepting
hat misfortune. had a good time visit
1g with his relatives and old friends.
his is hi sfirst visit to his former
ONE in many years.