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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Skin Diseases Not
On the Surface

intelligent, sensible treatment
that will get results. He en-
dcavors to get relief from the
pain and torture by the use
of ointments, lotions and
other local treatment applied
to the surface Of the skin.
These remedies will prove
beneficial, if temporary relief
is all that is wanted. But lust
as soon as their soothing eff
feet is over, the pain and suf-
fering return with increased
severity. This has been the
experience of other sufferers,
and yours will be the same.
Skin disorders, like other
ailments, must be treated at
their source if you want to be
permanently rid Of them. Any
disease that can cause SO much
torture and discomfort is deep
seated, and comes from far
below the surface Of the skin.
The millions of tiny disease
germs must be removed from
the blood before you can ex-
pect to get rid Of your skin
troubles, but all Of the local
treatment in the world will
not do this. The most salts
factory remedy for this pur-
pose is S.S.S., the fine old
blood remedy that has given
such splendid results in SINH
lar cases.
S.S.S. acts by cleansing the
blood thoroughly, and routing
all disease germs that az
through the skin. Those who
want real results should begin
its use at once.
S.S.S. is sold by all drug
gists. Get a bottle today and
begin a treatment that goes
right down to the source of
the trouble and removes it.
For expert medical advice
without cost, write all about
your case to Chief Medical Ad-
wiser, 288 Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
SPORTS
SPIDERS USE CHARGING
SLED TO HELP ATTACK
Scrubs Play NIcGuirc'S University
Tomorrow Aftcrnoon-Dobson
Pushing Team Hard.

Head Coach Dohsau and his assis-
tant. Charlie Churchman, went at
their task yesterday with gloves of
sending the three elcvens under
their charge at Stadium Field through
a pace not seen heretofore at the
University Of Richmond this season.
The Spiders Will get another stin
drilling this afternoon ana Will in
dulgc in only light practice tomorrow
at Boulevard Park where they will
also witness the local athletic club
battle the visiting Norfolk eleven
Coach pohson seems 10 have made
success of Graduating that dan
Eercus ovcr-couddcnt feeling so
Aoiicahie last week and the mention
o' The impcnding game with the
Davidson Wild cats seems 10 put
NSor into the action OF the Spider
machines in practice.
Beside the usual hard sCrimmagcs
on the football field pohson is spend
ing an hour and a half each even
ing before the blackboard and YES
ierday he gave his men written
examination on the plays already
assigned. Saturdays contest is to
De The first of the Spiders big games
is eNcrting every ounce of energy to
have his eleven in shape to give the
Tarhccls a tuSslc.
9, :, charging sled, constructed At
strengthen the attack OF the line.
The Red and Blue squad is physi-
caliy fit for their NEXT opponents.
having no major injuries 10 hamper
iIeN, ana while the Scr!mmaEcS are
% the nature of ac,uai gridiron hat =
les, care is being taken to protect
Inc men from injuries
tomorrow afternoon. while tho
varsity is mt Boulevard Park, the
Spider Scrubs viii engage McC;ui-c.s
university school eleven. in the
scrubs third contest OF the season,
Practically the same team that
played Fork Union last week vii,
me uH against the local prep school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
ny HUDSON UkWf.Ey.

nttrh News Stan Correspondence.
WASHINGTON. Oct. .O.-Iou,d
mink .i">ephus Daniels had enough
sum OIL his mind. with all this
nniti r"mpus aud the navy's daily
Srihh. With >tumping DER the
country Ia defend The Irnrr. ~
nations you'd say he didn't uuItc
uescr'r additional Nr,ationx.
ms sure. the poor see doesn't;
nut he get. them MI the anne.
ih"!rc h"ning him for tickets 10
\rh! Navy gRme. Enrh day
MS urNh ~ rluttrrrd with u Iot OF
"" notes. NIL guaranteed to
get the hest Of xrcrrtprIe., ,,n,,
',ost listen tn this pntter-ir n
""esht draw tcnr, well, think
Is undcrpnid mt twelve cold
~thou" yenr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

practice and should shine in Fridays
game.
The members OF the J. NJ. 4. c..
through their love of the game and
the thought Of giving Richmond good
iootpall. have made sacrifices of their
own. many going 10 business an hour
earlier each day in order 10 get to
boulevard Field afternoons to put in
nard practice. Mayor Ainslic,
eailHinE what these young men are
uolnS. sent word to them through
their manager that he would like TO
meet them all and thank them in the
name OF tichnond for being such
good SportSmcn.
Play will commence at 800 so that
ne I"st quarter Will not have TO be
played in the dark
IL is the clubs intentions TO make
The orSanization pcrmancn; ana as
soon as The football season is over
basketball will be- taken m Nh,
ciub has a number Of cX-stars in this
nrnhch OF sport and will be a big,
iac,or in any amateur league started
TINS winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
VIRGINIA LACKS TEAM
WORK IN SCRUB GAME
Squad Leaves Friday for Rutgers
Gamc-Frcshmcn Play Penn
SYlXnnin Saturday.
Especial to The Times oispatchn

Especial TO The Times Dispatchp
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oct. 20.
In twcnty-minute scrinmagc
this afternoon with the first year
team. Nirginla's eleven tried out n
number OF new plays that Will be
used against Rutgers Saturday.
Teamwork was lacking, however,
ana The showing was far from salts
factory,
Absent from the lineup were Il
half dozen regulars who were in
Jurcd in the hopkins game. At least
three OF these VIII be unable 10 go
North saturday.
The Virginia squad will leave
here At noon Friday. spending the
night in Philadelphia. and going to
New brunswick Saturday morning.
The Freshman eleven viii depart on
the same train to play the pcnnsyl-
wanna Freshmen Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
LAUREL RESULTS

FRS; raer-two- yrar-oids: claI,u!nr.
snut,%%SSiy $50 'aSc s5i S4F Won i'e aald dio
"a. tS,len'; $500. 50 20. second. Jealous
siso' M MARI 80 ihr! TIME l.is 2.5
St San6,,, TiHsilnS irmllco. winulJ
.h, 21USond f.Sn-ihe lAtancnrt sJecp!echase
added; about ,;wo !c~--lliFhlRni i.isht'
won; lnnehadon. !is t5owrfsj. sG.,a. 49,, ss,,
S5S' ,Eiafiiogk.r, Joyful l:'yslat BIsh6ase
Third .T1aaee--h2,nalcap: ,wo-year-olds
lshut;nre1 $3.50. $40 Out; wm,'E y, ,@s
: sW1,,i ii5 ghg'wSip si.io. out. sScanSi !.
1eii N'"s, 'Noiagl. OUT. third. Time.
-. !. J.. Ross entry.
yes s@HI5s Ta,gsC,aiianF handl.ap hreo-
, M Decision. ll3 toKrisn). saa.iG.
sJarSis tsy,'o Won LADY iievrfcrwyok -
Akin, lo7 (Barncsp. sio.a6 ;hI, i iri,,,d
go Also ran Albert s. Mar Nn .
chm ShAnc; -ChassrHr. RolncA.ns Airs ana sum
+, lm61dih ,ace-- twa-yeer- oids auies. purso.
swiily. lis ,isu,weIHi-- gslEsTi,o 90 d
%an; H"fmon!qu". ii5 tKro.nl S5sn'
Sac. .Mi fdi'' T,i aTa"S'sa' III lkeiseyD,
JAder ,Mon'aNalo. Antilles, Tir.atics
'" si%,b b,grsr "md Colo F@.ia.
Ss;!,slnins ,purse: $I.ae0; six turio,,rsr =.
!,.hSniom Far. 10. tMoI.is). $3.50. St,i0
$3.50. second kirsn q tItryis'' SS'iS'
third Time. u l-s Also ran: Tihrs
Feas' Lucie May, 'Doa4do. 'fhiiipri!
seventh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an, .a.
s 81. ruFss. :l.go. one NILE Ana IN
80 ~ H@GH% York., % tAarnJ. SEQ.
~; go, s:sgondi; Na,u5al Er!dse. ZIG
AZ" ran: Joucn Woodulrash. WAukeal:
ana HoHEkouE -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

Coach symptoms cadets stage their
i,ouFth gr!diron contest here Satur-
"hN win the strong Virginia Epis-
having defeated pauvi!lc Military In
SSitituic, suffolk High and Courtland
illEn, which has one of the strong
GSt VlEh school aggregations seen on
Hinckstcuc Held since 1917.
Though greatly handicaupad hv ~.
loss "i Itcwthorno. who last year was
captain of - NJ. Is team and has rc-
turned 10 That school. and Bcvan. Tho
~ pound guard. who is suffering
rom broken nose. they are going
u with tho determination Of adding
NMothor VICTORY 10 tMeir Isl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Pug Hicks, Wellknown
Baseball Coach and
Player, Dies at Home

chmOnd's amateur bnsebnII
circles md the spOrt-lovInE pub
lie In general VIII mourn the luss
or Rowe II. Hicks, known by his
friends nS "puS," who died Int
last night ut hin home.
breaking into professional bnse-
ball with the suffolk club he
rounded out his career M MANN
ger Of the Grecnsboro Club, then
In the old Carolina League. lie
played with DnnvIilc and the Rich
hond TENN for n short time.
During the scnson Just passed
hc successfully coached the Church
Hill Athletic Club which won the
uity's Rmnteur championship.
Arrangements nre now being
mndc for local athletes TO attend
the fuscral In body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
HOGHEY JENNINGS LIKELY
TO PILOT NEW YORK GIANTS
NcGraw Has Had Enough Active Work, and Wants to
Turn Team Over TO Good Man-Formcr Tiger
Manager and 'NIuggsy' Close Friends

Before leaving for New York, Pres
ideht John a. Ilcydlcr. of the Ma
ticnal League. raid the old major
league would welcome 4 man of the
Jennings type.
Clarence Rowland. former White
SoS manager, said Wednesday night
ne had received no information from
the Detroit management that he was
TO manage the Tigers next year, but
minated he would not be averse 10
accepting the assignment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

What, then, is this mistake
that the average person af-
flicted with skin disorders
makes in his effort for relief?
And why is it that the error
is so general?
In the first place, eczema,
letter, scaly eruptions and
other irritations of the skin
are exceedingly annoying, and
in many cases the itching and
burning become intensely ter
rifying. Often the victim is
kept awake at night scratch
ing and rubbing the burning
skin, in an effort to get some
relief.
Because what he sees and
feels of his affection is on the
surface, he is misled into the
error Of believing that all
treatment should be directed
toward the location Of the
pain and discomfort. Then,
too, because of the intensity
of the suffering, he is willing
to try almost anything that he
thinks will afford some meas
ure of relief, no matter how
slight.
This leads him headlong
into the mistake that is so
general, the one that really
prolongs his suffering by
keeping him away from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
COOLIDGE PRAISES SOUTH
IN PLEA TO JOIN G. O. P.
Says Section OF Rich Natural ne-
sources Should support "Sound
business" Party.
tBy Associated Press. ]

ASHEElLLE. y. c.. Oct. o0.-Sup-
mort of the Republican party by the
South on the ground that it is doing
the most to promote sound business
policies was urged here toiight by
Governor Coolidge, Repu ~ can can
didate for Vice president.
'As the great and rich natural re-
sources OF the South are being more
and more developed. industrially and
commercially" he said, lit must give
us support to the party which is doing
the most To promote these policies"
lie declared for adequate transporta-
ton facilities, by land and by water.
and for an efficient navy. but against
the United States entering upon "a
race for ornaments" by approving
an excessive naval program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
WESTERN FOOTBALL ROUGH

CHICAGO. oct. 2O-western con-
ference football has been so rough
inns season ana marked by SO many
injuries to players tina. cry FOR
clean football" Is going up
>. leader In this movement Is Coach
Zuppke. OF Illinois.
Il have gone to the extent OF MAX
Ing IL Scntleman's agreement with
Jones, OF Iowa." said Zuppkc.
In recent game between North
western and Minnesota. Sloss, Mime
sofas star back. WAS put out CT the
game for the rest OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
lBy United News.l

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-IIugh Jennings
10 succeed John ("Muggsy') Nc
S GraW AS manager OF the New York
NOR among baseball men here
McCiraw and the cx-Dctroit man.
aser are close friends. McGraw is
SAID TO have had enough of active
ilahascment on the ball field and
wants TO turn the club over m :,
manager with pep and L wide knowl-
edge of baseball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Bothering the Secretary Of the Navy
tor Tickets to the Annual Football
Game Between the Army and Navv

"My dear, dear Mr. Daniels. I do
want to sec that ncrnp, 7 HIM.
your darling middle. will, win.
West Point OF the man: d,n.,
know any nnSy ho.s who minht
procure me Heats 10 Natrk thc hIm.
and army gray do foothnI,i.,i,.
feafs. no I lust thought I'd wr,tc
you ana know that you viii
nv u so can lie nmouu tho-.
there to watch the vurrinr. III.
it," NIX
That's only one OF tho,.
md the secretary Eoan,, hJx IL
vent forth their f~riiuss I'm SOM
bright sea-lnnEuRge tones. SmnI,
wonder Precipitation wilt, The nmn
els cnilnr-starch, smnll w,nan
t hes eager for the coraInr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
ATTENDANCE RECORD AT
PETERSBURG FAIR BROKEN
5000 Persons Pass Through Turn
stilcS-EN hibiti"n VIII Com
time All Week.
BY Associated prcss.l

PETERSBURG, Oct 9o.-W II q n
moro than 25,o0o persons passed
through the turnstilcs at the south
side Virginia Fair today. all attend
ance records for the local exposition
were broken.
The ta.r opened Monday morning
and Will continue this week, to,nor-
row hc:..S Petersburg Day. when the
attendance figure is expected to
stores and schools will be closed and
a holiday observed for the occasion.
Today was Military Day. officers and
enlisted men OF Camp Lee taking a
CONSPICUOUS part in the days events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
DENTIST KILLS WOMAN
Dr. Itowc shoots DIR. Ruth Rubin Ia
Death when She Rcfuscs
10 Marry Him.

~ NNSOCIakCN TrrSS.
NEW YORK oct 2O-Dr Max
Rove New York dentist. today en-
tered the Brooklyn dental office OF
Dr. knih Rubin, college clasSmatc.
ana shot her to death after She had
refused 10 marry him. according to
police headquarters announcement
Then hc shot himself in the head.
ana his condition is said TO Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
TWO FLORIDA WHITE MEN
ARE KILLED FROM AMBUSH
Double Murder Relieved tn Re Ont
growth "i Recent L.nching
of -Four \rcrnrS

n. NsN0C!AtrN Frcss-I
MAC CLENNY. FLA.. oct 90
FRANK Conner and Frank barley.
white men were shot ana Killed near
here late today supposedly from am
nush' while driving into the coun-
Wy. News Of the double killing was
the bodies and the sheriff and a posse
Ieit immediately for the scene.
Tho killing is believed here 10 have
heen an outgrowth of the lynching
mere recently OF four negroes in con-
Ncy - farmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
AMATEUR ATHLETIC DATES

NEW YORK. oct 2-Thc follow
ing dates for national champiomship
events wcr" officially announced here
NaiionH! Junior Cross Country rim
at Van cortlandt rark y y. on sal
urday' November 10; National senior
cross Country run at Franklin Park.
Session. sunday. November u. ana the
Eationa! ieA-m!lc run aid sevcn-m.lc
walk - Glenn Park Nonkcrs. y Y
on sunday, December 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
ST. CHRISTOPHER WINS

81 Christopher's eleven defeated
scrubs Yesterday afternoon by the
score Of ~ 10 o. TAYLOR. OF the win
mcrS' made both touChdowns ana
kicked one goal. Crumt. Powers
johnson, Williams. Dowcli. Willard
aud Christian. made many spectacu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
MAKE PHILIPPINES DRY
, WEEKS BEFORE ELECTIONS
Islands Scnntc Adopts Measure Z,
Prevent Liquor Sales During
Campafgns.
~ Asyociatcd Press. ]

~ .NSsOCIltcd !7rrsS
MANILA. Il. L. Oct. l9--The Philip-
pine Senate has adopted an amend
mcnt TO tho election law providing
Tor prohibition of the saIa AND dis:ri.
button of all liquors throughout tnc
islands for five weeks preceding the
genera! elections, which occur every
three years. The amendment goes TO
the House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
SASSY MEXICAN PEOPLE
ARE FRIENDLY TO U. S.
Missionary Declares to Disciples OF
Christ Delegates Wnr Not to
lie Thought of.
IBy Associated Press.l

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2O.-Rcv. Guy In
man, who was a missionary In Mex
leo. addressing the session OF the
Disciples Of Christ here today. as
serted the Mexican people wcra
friendly TO the United States and
thought Of
Today's session of the convention
was given over 10 Il general resume
OF the mission work OF the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
BIG BRITISH FREiGHTER TO
BECOME AMERICAN SHIP
The Minnckahda Is To he Transferred
To l. =. Owners and Go Into
Hamburg Service.
lBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-Thc 17.o2I
ton British steamship Minnckahda.
which since her construction IN 1917.
has been running in the Atlantic
transport service, is 10 be transfer
red TO the American nag. il was
learned here today.
The ship. now frc!Ehtcr. will he
equipped to carry 5000 third class
passengers. and Will he put in the
American line New York Hamburg
trade. She will supplement the SER
vice now handled by the Manchur!a
and Mongolia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

NEW lVItN. OCT. .W.--N deem scu
waterway from the Great Lakes
through the 81. Lawrence River was
urged as an economic necessity by.
men OF national prominence today a,
a hearing before the international
joint commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Dry Agent I. AcouI,,cd

NEW YOKk. Oci 2O.-Strwart \
McMuiien; prohibition enforcement
agent, today was acquitted hy a ISn,I.
cral jury of a charge OF murdcrint.
Harry Carlton. chauffeur. during 4,
liquor raid several months ago. Tho
elaboration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
SYLVIA PANKHURST GRANTED
BAIL ON SEDITlON CHARGE
Is Charged With Attempt to Came
Political Threat In british
NAVY.
Thy Associated prcss.l

LONDON. Oct. 2o-Sylv!a Pank.
hurst. who was taken into custody
yesterday. was arraigncd in Police
Court today charged with attempt
ing 10 cause scdition in the navy
The specific charge was that of edit
ing and publishing an issue OF tho
newspaper The Workers Dread
an article on .'Discontent on the
Lower Deck" She was remandcd
for one week. but bail was granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Manila Aids Hungry in cnin,

MNNTI.A, 7. T., Oct. lN.-Approyi-
mateiy S250,00O has been raised in
Manila for the famine stricken Chin
csc provinces. The army transpor;
Merritt. which sails for China ,ounor-
row, VIII carry several hundred tons
OF food supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
MOORE BEATS PURYEAR

a ~ AtsOcIated rressl
PROVIDENCE r. J.. oct. 2o.-p.I
al2ore. OF Memphis. Tenn. won a
5FeteIoes decision over Earl purvcar
Of Oklahoma, In tcn-round houi
hesc tonight. Moore won seven
rounds dc3siyely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Pistol Duel claims Two Victims.

Of = revolver duel tina, was rou~b;
ms morning in the store Of Al,
ana e. +. ifcvmond. a; MayncId. this
county. ~ Humphrey is d, al ana For
- meier IS At an Augusta hos
r''AI pcrhipS nortally wounded with
-FOUR bullet wounds In his body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Must BE Treated at Their
Source.

The mistake that is so gen
orally made in treating dis
eases Of the skin is a very
common one, but it is also
very expensive to the sufferer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

SAVANNAH. GA, oct. 22.-Mre T.
~ Coleman. when trying 10 build :,
on the wood. She WAS so h,,,i,
burned she died u fcw hours Intnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
Smspcnd Officers ON Graft chnrre

oiic"rs We're suspended today o., IL.
Ch%rSc Of graft after q d.nounc.
neni OF the Police Department on
a"i5uayy ~ Key. 4 u. ELLIS. pastor of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
COAST LEAGUE BALL PROBE

Los ANGELES. oct 90.-Uarl Mag
CERT, former uutiieldcr OF the Salt
Lake Coast i.caEEuc team. was call
ed before the Los Angeles County
grand jury today when il resumed
ITS inquiry into alleged thorw!ng Of
games during 1919.
Jack Cook. business manager OF
The salt Lake team at the time OF
the alleged scandals. was also in at
tendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

What are popularity known as
skin diseases, are not In real
ity skin diseases at all. Tho
surface Of tho skin Is the seat
OF the attack, but tho source
Is dccp-Scated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. GOV. II.
Mccarthy. president of the Paciiic
Coast Baseball League. announced
today he had received = letter from
Edward spencer former catcher for
the Salt Lake club. that Babe" Bur
ION suspended Vernon player. had
offered him Il $1,000 brjh.
Mccarthy said he would take the
letter TO, Lon Angeles TOMORROW for
presentation 70 the county grand
jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-21
500 LAB0RERS LOSE LIVES
IN CHINESE MINE EXPLOSION

Tong Chan Pits In Province OF Chi III
Scene of CataStro-
phe.
Try Associated Prcss.l
rEAkING. Oct. 2O-An explosion
and lire in the Tong Chan coal mine
In Chi Ii Province killed upward OF
500 Chinese laborcrS on Thursday
last, but news OF the accident reached
here only TO day. There were llg
survivors,.
An official report by the mining
company places the dead at lo2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-29

even az a skeleton organization, and
the pro -lcaeuers will have TO 90 along.
The present conferences tend to repeat
the history Of every move made with
regard to the league. In the Senate
debate the tendency was toward the
bitter end. The mild rpservationists
ceased 60 be mild reservationists aud
became Lodge reservationists.
In the national campaign every step
was away from the league. Public
opinion has swung steadily farther and
farther against IL. The present confer
cnces on account Of the position Of the
Senate laaders promise to. 60 the samc
way. There are two restraining in.
fuences-the necessity OF having Dem.
ocratic support In the Senate and tn,
necessity, % Mr.. Straus said, of hav-
ing foreign approval. How impor-
tant they viii prove no one can gucss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-29
$3.50 FOR MEMS $l2 BLUE TROUSERS
S6 FOR S12 GUARANTEEDRAINCO COATS
$500 FOR S25 GUARANTEED RAIN
COATS

5000 Mems Genuipe Buck
skin Gloves ...........' 400
$500 Mems Genuine Buck
nh oioNos ''.''''...... 800
800 Tan cape Gloves, now. 80
ihn tape small Size. 800
MACKINAWS
Boys a. Young Men's $3.50
81" ana "Eo, all w""i. 5000
UNDERWEAR
Medium-weight wool $3.50
per garment. for ........S9.J
m"dlum-welght merlnos, S2,bO
per garment. for ...,...... I.6O
H"nNy-vr'ght m"rinos, $3.50
per garment. for......, I.g5
NcuEy-wrIgh: natural wool,
$3.50 per garment. for... $50
UNION SUITS
$3.50 Natural Merino .......s3.e5
$3.50 Natural Merino ........ o.15
RB.0O Natural "a wool. ..,.... $50
heary ri bb"d EEyptian
Shirts and Drawers, sI.26
per garment. now ........ CSC
$4,000. Sl8.OO Velour Hats
mH.oo. $1,000 velour mats '''''
$500 s $40 90 soft feit HAT. ''''
and DcTbieS--aIl sizes and
shapes .,....,.......... 800
$500, s7.oo and $500 SOFT felt
and Derby Hats for........ 800
$500 and 81 90 Mems Velour
ond Imported Tweed Caps.
now .'.',.',,.,,,,.,s.60 4 l.50