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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
SAYS MEXICO INSISTS ON
. ITS SOVEREIGNTY RIGHTS
DC la Huerta Declares Federal
zones Nations Property to se
Handled as 1t, Desires.
BY AssOciutotl prons I

MEXICO CITY, Sept. S.!Certain
suggestions relative to tic admins
lrstion of Federal zones In conncc-
ZION with The pctroleums are included
In letter the Mexican Foreign Of
lice has received from George II. SUM
merlin. charge d'araircs at the United
states embassy.
In discussing this Letter yesterday,
provisional President de la IIucrta
said: The Federal zones arc tho
property OF the nation, which MAIN
lains she has a right to dispose or
them as she desires. a departure
from This policy would mean the loss
oil inc nations Sovereignty"
Thr provisional President declared
this iettcr TO be the only commune
ent'on relative 70 petroleum sent 10
the Foreign ONCE by the United
Mexico has no desire to curtail
her expectations of oil TO the United
states the President continued. "and
the campaign wagcd there relative TO
the oil question is nothing but so
enemies T .. III Mexi sr.Sa Eovs srm by
Asked II Mexico could exist with
out recognition OF her government
from the United states. DC la IIuerta
declared: we are still existing.
Mexico has expressed her Willingness
to he on friendly terms with the world
at large and now IL is up to the world
TO decide. whether It wants Mexico as
a friend"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Up There.

Up There.
There are wonderful worlds where the biru
ilies his plane,
And deep thrills till they tickle your hair;
And they tell me it's grea, in the stellar do
main
And It's full OF excitement Up There.
Up there,
In the air.
Far away from the earth-worms that stare;
with Il plane. in Il minute
Ia vault the skies in it.
For LIES hum-dnger, Up There!
Your prope.lc' browns out all the nagging
Down here,
When you're kissing the planets Up There!
Though you're risking your lie. with strife
with your wife
IT'S cinch. when you stop to compare!
There's
In the air,
No collectors your women TO scare!
And IL were a ter
No bird would go higher
To The cloudy retreats of In There!
But aias' am tied to the burdens OF Earth
And alas! am harnessed for fair!
Ana the world may sail on: shan't girdle It's
girth
Though the planes were enough and to
spare.
where
may swear >.
And in bitterness tear at my hair
And I'll sense no delight sweeping into the
night
on the Path OF The Moon. TO Up There!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
"Iion,c-swect IIomv."

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch
give Us Men Ff In reply to Mr "F William
wonder II the signature is not wrong? II
seemed Ied 70 III me an Was va emitted raRG
in what he says! He asserts that the majority
have sanctioned the passage Of the Anthony
n force bill-forccd through the heads OF
the majority; costing. by the sunragists' own
$4,000 all together. II 1t had been The wish
OF the majority, would such Il heavy cNpend!-
OF Tennessee was treated mere scrap Of
paper" and that OF the Gnitcu states, IL this
OF States.
and there seems to he a scarcity OF them is
true also; but. we do not need men who call
hons" hole Into Witch females" have been
ha. lost her right to womanhood and deserves
II they were animals-says man by in
stnct seeks TO destroy thein-whic the 'fe-
male risks her life to save /, fortunately
have never. met such men! 1T is true that in
this day. the animal nature is predominant
purity lack to nature is the cry, but /
have yet to see the IN an who would destroy
most mems lives-no matter how vile he is.
he tries to keen them pure. and works his
to the bone to Snpny a, 5hfT
intelligence among intelligent people That
argument VAS only used to catch the vote Of
that she was tied down by family affairs. and
heard another cry desparinGly ooh. if 7
It's all very well when we are young and
we'll 20 move from pillar to post, hut God help
one to love them! Their physical attrac ion
has gone and if tho spiritual has gone also,
'" Time are viii III tell whsther the halio,feminism
will bring more happiness to woman than
the security and sfTG1af rhR XXI 6 4&@s
Richmond Va. September 8. 1920,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
From Other VIEWPOINTS
England GrnspinE OIL Prc-Eminence.
ny 4. &. BEDFORD.

Africans have always p.ided themselves
~ beng insn Of vision. quick 70 recognize the
significance u changes IN trade winds as well
q. Z" p9"Hca; developments the world over.
I-i 1-- cyinp!aceacy IN this respect has rn-
ce..-4 s2:newAat Of Jolt In recent weeks
t-ofn unexpected source
1as remained for uninagnat!ve but prac-
i-GA! Sf-ia!H 20 see as nation. the clearly
r'.2T<ea ,.ndences in the oil business though
lhch= u u WHO are c!oEcy connected with
ire 1-s ness aaYe recognized them for long
"H.s Fe n this county have rested in
!Aneie4 Aee4i.:y IN the possession OF some two
iHfG+ - 'he "orid's petroleum production,
,.' ste4i hIt wide-awake cousins have been
sEt.feiy aent in getting a mortgage on much
.: TIE po'eni!a! production, not only outside
fHt "!thin ne United states.
- Fee1'+!y en;Tenched do they feel them
s"l'"s no" mat they have taken to com
'11sttauhs - on ,ne distress We shortly are
n :=sl men "e csase TO be the pre-eminent
psiir4e-" natipa and begin paying tribute
Tn.s .smewhat melancholy introduction is
3fHrtis; III an article which has been given
@..4s r,e.aton supporting TO give the views
- F:- SacSaY Edgar on the distribution OF
morn 4fa'.aDi. o.! lands throughout the
TIM. r. nDt his first appearance as a prom It
z. petroleum. and we must admit that his
N-sss - rYsn public exprexsion from time
~ 'fns have the merit Of consiHtency not
ef'+a '".HG IN .uccnssive predictions. But
inEy shr4!d he accepted only with full rccog-
i.tfs ~ ne Tart that he is British hnancier
ntf' s@'Fa hr.d!ngn In British oil companies.
am i, n. tnerefDrs. only natural to expect that
a-s Y.HTs mere made with due regard to the
ersst thrI might have on the market for Brit
I'm RI! sHaFHr "e rnust attach more weight
- 't"m. hrW"Ysr. than would he the il
ne r'shf 4!nas. NJ reason Of the fact tina, other
mn IN E;!tlsh public l!e have expressed SINH
sa' Yl.Ws
81, IGY4r bolaIy asaerts that Great Britain
4.yf@dy nse controi Of the chief petroleum
yes,.rees ~ the world outside OF the United
sts,.s .ns.lnY the British position Impreg-
essl4 49, she lpo~n al neids. all the likely
~ ts,ssh.e r;l aslds outside Of this country
RI :. arst,sh hands OF controlled by Brit
~ rsg.-H re tells JIG offers the chez
,y .fpg,c,srn ,bat In ten years time. we. In
ts.s el7.ntry wIil ne importing 500, 100000 bar
pr III III u year. and paying annually sc-
III, .ltpsiion viii not be bad as that.
~ M ,srns flmA 10 is no use Disgusting the
ra,, .s.t IN e. way. the United States has been
,ayxnt sapp,ng in this matter OF safeguarding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Stimulation Versus Work.
tEopyriKh.. lstO. " Nat ionui Newspaper Service

a cisare,te hend is VIGOROUSLY, unreliable
ployers VIII not have him around the place
Assntas " and
mSas ,n few Years ago by pr Bush, OF Yer.
of smoke upon a young man not accustomed
TO smoking or one hahituated is no, at all
dope effect. depression. The effect on The
S S6nin and nervous system is Inhibition The
becomes IRON, 10 to % per cent slower after i
lluence of tobacco. That amounts to a narcotic
influence, and of course we know that tobacco.
iarly termed "stimuian,s.''
less inclination does he show Tor par,iclpa,ton
IN Wholesome, manly athletics. The confirmed
Material how the p toSas Sr es IS
shuns such participation because his dru;
nts him for successfully competing with his
fellows and shame keeps him out OF the game.
dsgrss OF Success in a,he,es H IN spls
OF mis- tobacco habit. but never anything ex-
drug. his possibilities would be greatly en-
TO- attain With only - to 80 per cent efficiency
efficient wv peg ''"'
! This and other forms OF so-called stimulation
exert!on or work. BE il gainful work or ain
human body Graves It ana must nave or
some substitute Yon can fool the body more
such tricks on yourself very long without So,
riou s., injury to your health. Muscles strung
on the frame TO ito work. and they Will do
work or your health Will pay.
l receiving a lot of ann tobacco tracts
from a lot OF saiaried r"formers who wSi, to
enlist my aid for tho cause. il the pnoDlr
who furnish the funds to hire there profess
s!opal crusaders would spend the money ra th.i
10 provide adequate Fairgrounds, gymnasums
and swimming pools for the young in city and
village, they might deal telling blow to to-
bacco
Muscular exercise is the best antidote for
the tobacco craving. and muscular work or
play satisfies completely TINT nervous urge
which the idle, pampered youth strives in vain
to satisfy with cigarettes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
O'HARE MUST ANSWER
FOR ESCAPE OF BERGDOLL
Trinl of Sergeant Who Had Charge
of the Draft D0dRcr VIII
lie

NEW YORK. Sept. s'-Trjal OF
Sergeant John O'Iarc. In command
OF the army guard accompanying
Grover Cleveland Berydoll. draft
cvadcr. ut the time OF his escape In
Philadelphia. Will begin tomorrow at
Governors Island. II was announced
today. O'IIarc. who will he tried
under the scvrnty-third and ninety
Specifically with permitting a prisoner
10 escape.
Witnesses summoned by the gov
crnmcnt Include Bcrgdoll's mother,
and James Romie and ID. Clarence
Gibbcney. Philadelphia attorneys
Samuel r. Ansell. of Washington,
former acting Judge advocate gen
cral is counsel for O'Iiarc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
CHINESE SOLDIERS KILL
ANTI-B0lSHEVlST FIGHTER
General ISutmikon Is shot In Rice
Field While Attempting to Nuke
EncUne
IEy AssoclAted Press. }

PENING. Sept. S.--Gcnernl Kali
mikoT. former assistant OF General
Seme"@n. In command OF the/ail. Rus
sian FORCES opposing the Soviet
troops In The far eastern provinces of
siberia. has been BILLED by Chinese
soldiers in a rice fci,h near III. sta
ZION of filachi. Manchuria. after fir
'uE on the guard and attempting to
escape, according to adviccS received
Today. General kalmikon crossed the
border In February after II rcvoii-
iionary expedition from Nladivostok
ana NikolsE occupied his hcadquar-
l"rs IN khabarovsk. and had since
been in hiding.
Inc chinese surrounded the field
I'm which General KalmikoH was hid
INK. whcrcupon the fugitive broke
cover: hiring a revolver which he had
Suatchcd from guard before lean
InH from train near SIlachl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
The Poets Corner
Home Site.

Home site.
This was homestead. Now the tire, *
Lead but to grass and memories
The chimney ard Its friendly hearth
Are lapsed TO stones and crumbling
earth;
a ridge of masonry recalls
The line of straight thick -timbercd
walls.
And wildinE roses in q row
Tell where the garden used To go
Perhaps some dotards 'nOddinE head
Retains glimpse of hall or shed:
The pioneer, its artisan
Who sought his homestead like tho
rest
In prairie schooner cruising Wcs'.
l.mt when the old man dies. no souI
VIII know tho house save grpainy
mole,
Tunneliing through roots and clay
10 md dead timbers In the way "E
And nest beneath buried sill
The rose they planted blossoms sim,
Marie T.. Gilchrist, In New York
Evening Post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
.M'ADO0 DEMANDS STRICT
ENFORCEMENT OF DRY LAW
Bitter Attack OH Light Wines and
beer rs Opening Wedge to Rcsto-
rntiOn OF Old John I5nrlcyCOrn.

NY UhlSfrsal s"TNiCc.J
NEW YORK. Sept. Sin state
ment issued today from his office
here. william Gibbs McAdoo mad.
sweeping attack upon any lcniency
IN the enforcement OF the Drohioi-
lion amendment He declared that
letter once II beer and light wine Law
IL passed. ana called upon cvety ma
ana woman voter who puts welfare
Of children and humanity above mere
qualification OF harmful appctitcs' TO
see that Congress does not restore
brcwcrics and wineries to political
a pSTer in,m and r ,,, dehn"ins
aeclaration the former Secretary OF
the Treasury said:
secre, kn2w from ON ny sxpsrs enc, as
, ,nW which provides for drink con
' ani,nihs n certain percentage OF al
e'''i san can be successfully enforced.
III The law should permit thou
sands sa of brewcrics and Wineries to
~, ~ Teopened throughout the land and
specified alcoholic content. 1t would
Se ,inmpossible to prevent the manu-
l arsure OF those beverages with
prescribed, or 10 prevent adultera-
sn ", ai,er manufacturc. and the ef-
lion lion W nmnn, be TO nullify the. prohbi-
roo mvsn ir The loon itself were not
reopehsd. light wines and beer would
oo'n Ut every soda fountain Mt
rn,.;y iuncn counter. and In every
IS 4 notorious fact that drunk
ana beer when young. and as III"
stronger drink ~ devcloneI 'o'
..,. '"rsc Hrchfcr Thnn War
VIZ cut loose upon the country
liRht wines and beer, we have de-.
h:roHcd tEa prohibition amendment
"mm prousht back upon humanity "A
greatest victory ever achinv,a ~
helpless women and children ,r,',J,,
b" thrown TO the, winds "'
~ required Il two-thlrds voto or
!hc congress TO submit the prohihi.
sloh amendment 10 the states: IL then
!tHulred three. fourths OF tho S,,,cs
20 put the amendment In the Constr
.ution Forty-hrc states have rail
Hcu tn" amendment
IF Congress can. bv I, ,,a-o
IDrlty. vote. with the approval or -
fav,or!nE President. 10 Iicensn h.n ~
and light Wines. then pr"hlb,, ion
winch required a two-thIrIs 90. ~;
u presidential approval plIs ibo , n."
sent or three tourthS or tho S.,,n.
Chh De Tu!lin"d by "a majority or ~,
DDpnir'Ns with the approval OF ,hc
Irtsihcht. and the hrc.ycrics Nd
wineries know ,his fact"
,,n TN" foreEoing scents to be an
n .,nrN o.. IN" plnnk in the New York
fn ,i'2 Is,ic state pihtfcrm decla.ing
iourths ~ the New Ynrk Jcio'... IL H.
~ nv democratic national cony.r
.t'h voted from nrst to last ,c,-,
'"' nomination Of McAdool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
DECREASE IN ASSESSMENT
FOR TAXATION Is WANTED
'"stni Telegraph aud Cnnnl Comn.,
"sk deduction or state Corpora
ton c1mInIss Ion

j. 7. Whitehurst. OF Norfo,. ro,r
scntlhS the Lake DruInmond Canal
.o'hrahy. appeared at the tax hear
me before the state Corporation
commission yesterday to ask for a
ciared the trade Of that concern has
peeh nearly ruined since the govern
mcht bought the Albcmarie and
Trhhesapeake Canal and made il free.
ai Ing ioS,hi ieiesraph-Cable Company
values. 40 TAX
rms concluded the annual tax hear
shgs or 1920 before the commission
Inc state Corporation Commission
WI Inns morning at 10 o'clock bcnr
,nc application or the Stnuntnn
inIshtlaG COMPANY for an increase i'm
us rates for electric current Tor Ij,,b,'
ing and power S NC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
RUSSIA SOVIET FORCES
ReTAKE TOWN OF OMSX
"cd troops Were tidrd I'm For, d,
"'hhn md hungarian War
I'rIsourrs
Hy Associatel Press. !

II,,,,,,,, -t"NU'-THTUI I'rCgs
hHkBIN. MANciCRIA S.n,
muss'an Soriet forces aided by DER
nave rccanturcd OmslS whcso >,
" ,,'.,, Tow OF. western siberia ,be
rtuShhts entity ovcrthrcw -
n ,,,'s The Boishevista also are in
In. ,a 1ion OF inc northern portion Of
ha., AWAY along which hgh,ing has
i""n proceeding. but they ar. tt n'
i"ied and without food. iSo-
me peasant population OF Tho vu.
their homes. taking with ,hc'
c c"i ana foodsturrs. and traffic pro.
cnfns only with the greatest ana
10y! under guard OF CORNER Aus,rI.,r
Con ,Hr,,ith war prk.oners.
n n me reported revolt agnius,
noIsheVists In the list Kninrnopo-6
rcEioh, Altai province has
e''H[cu cntlrely OF the EnlahD.L-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
ROAD CONDITIONS IMPROVE
AS DRY WEATHER PREVAILS
United states Weather Hurcnu RE-
ports All konds III Fairly
Lnnh Condition.

Condition on the Richmond Wash
nEton Highway continues good. ne
cor'ling to III. report Of the Rich
mond branch OF the United States
w Gather bureau yesterday. Work
ON the new sections AT Chapp.wam-
sic swamp has rut them in fairly
good shape for travel. except during
heavy. protractod rains.
The !Schcon i-Clarksvillc Highway
continues in good condition. except
a short section on either side of
Petersburg, which Is under rcpairs.
The highway of the Richmond Char
lottcsYillc road Is in generally good
condition since the wet, muddy places
are drying out.
Wet places on tho Richmond- Old
Point Highway arc drying out also.
and all dirt section. though rough
in places. are otherwise In fair con-
dition. The River Road tsouth) Is
fairly good TO Wade. the report
shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
WILL TOUR STATE ROADS
Trip To Norfolk Next Monday VIII
Dr First of SERIES


Announcement has been made by
Of "A trip OF inspection over certain
routes embraced In the State road
system by the full commission. 40
companicd by Commissioner Coleman.
they Will proceed to Norfolk for Il
meeting there next Monday at Q y. VI.
other localities To be visited In
Guide Suffolk. Emporia, Lawrence
VILE. Chase City, Houston, Danville.
Martinsvillc, Chatham, Altavista,
.Lynchburg. Rustburg. Brookncal.
Charlotte Courthouse. Keysvillc and
Blackstone. In each of the cities and
towns visited the commission wishes
TO meet tho people and TO frankly dis
cuSs with them the problems en-
countercd in road construction work
in the State. The "trip Is one of
series planned by the commissioners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
BRITISH LABOR MINISTER
TO CONFER WITH MINERS
Meeting VIII Re Held In Effort to
Avert. Threatened Coal
Strike.
Try Associated Press.l

PORTSMOUTH. ENG, Sept. s.
The executive committee OF the min
crs federation. which IS attending the
Trades Union Congress here, has de
cided 10 accept the invitation OF Sir
Robert Horne, the minister OF labor.
to meet him regarding the threatened
coal strike. The committee Will pro-
coed 10 London for Il conference with
the labor minister Thursday.
In an address 10 the Congress on
the subject OF the miners demands.
J. II. Thomas, general secretary Of
the railway mems organization.
pointed on, that the railwaymcn and
the transport workers had unani-
mousiy decided To support the min
crs in their claims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

dearor TO negotiate new treaty. in which
all of the work OF the former peace con-
gress is TO be done over again. There Is
little likelihood that the forty-thrco ma
tons which already have accepted this
treaty Will readily agree 10 reuounce it
and fall in with this Republican proposal
TO nnSettle existing conditions OF world
peace and recovery from tho devastation
OF the late war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
nepenting IL.

IeoosIng BACK over The Scrap Book. we find
tbs; or september 3, 1917. we referred to a
man whose respect for a dollar amounts 20
alteration
Why this IS repeated now, except as pass
ne Iao-cht on the times were in, we don't
E1ow bG; We do know that there never wss
an age when The Dollar commanded so much
serious attention. We have one yourselves
I'd have II. for which we had developed a
'#AE 7aSs-7a. scanda!ous affection. But We
sFe pI-s%i We have paid the gas bill. and
:" e nay row hope - ride our camel through
ne Needles Eye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
TO STAGE REPRODUCTION
OF MONTFAUCON ATTACK
Veterans Of Foreign Wars VIII
Fight sham Battle Mt Camp
Mcnde September IL.

,,r ,cIiI :, ,,.n,,1 V'''1UU ITtss'
WASHINGTON. Sept. S.--A sham
battle reproduction OF the attack on
Montfaucon during the war will be
held on the anniversary OF the hr,-
tie. September II, at CamD Mca.e.
annual cncampmcnt of the Vetcran
OF Foreign Wars TO be held in Wash !.
inSton that week. The event will
hold particular interest for the sur
as the 3l3th Infantry. n MARYLAND
regiment OF the Seventy ninth Divi-
sion, took Il part in the battlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Recall Knnpp 10 ActIvc Dnty

" NSfITNtiTtIN, Sept. N,--OrdcrS re-
calling 10 active duty Rear Admiral
Harry 3 Knapp. retired, formerly
comma dcr in chief OF Amcric
naval forces in European waters. to
serve as senior United States navy
representative In Hail. wore an
nounced today by the Navy Depart
mcnt. While naval officials de-
clined to Indicate the exact duties
assigned to Admiral Knapp. II was
understood they would BIO OF q spe-
cial and temporary nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
STUART RAGLAND HEADS
RICHMOND FIRST CLUB
Is. Roy Dudley Elected VIcc-Presi-
dent md Dave SnttcrficId Treas

Stuart R1gland was elected prcsi-
dent of the Richmond First Club at
the annual meeting held at the Bust
ness Mems Club yesterday. Other
officers elected follow: b. Roy Dud-
ley. Jr.. vice president: Dave Satter-
field. secretary: Charles Walford,
treasurer: executive committee, X.
Taylor Coleman, G.. Edward Massie
and Frank Northern.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held October l3. The president
was authorized to appoint a commit
tee to report on the ACCESSIBILITY of
the club taking active part in civic
matters and in general political ac-
liVity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
LITHUANIANS TO PROTEST
RECRUITING OF SOLDIERS
object to French COmmisxIon Rails
Ing Men for wrnnScIS South
Russian Army.

IBy NSsociated Pross.1
COPENHAGEN, Sept. S.-The Lith-
uanian government will make an en-
ergetic protest against the recruit
ing by the French military commits
sion of Lithuanians for General
Wranscrs anti-Bolshevist South
Russian Army it is stated In semi
official Lithuanian quarters here.
Unless tho recruiting ceases i'm
mcdiately. il declared. the French
government will be asked to with
draw Its commission. whose activi-
ties are asserted to he bringing
Lithuania into conflict with the
peace conditions of Soviet Russla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
JUG0-SLAVlA Is SEEKING
MASTERY OF ALBANIA
tcpuisrd in the Fighting nj Dlbrn,
Losing Cannon. Machine Guns
and LEO Men.

II! lf-SVV!stttI
ROME, Sept. S-Jugo- Slavia in
tends to make Itself naater of Al.
bania, Il is declared here, in light
Of recent reports. JuEo Slavian
troops have occupied TarabOsh and
are attacking kasarati. Dibra and
ElbaSsan.
In the lighting at Dibra the Jugo-
Slavs have been rcpu!Scd. losing a
number of cannon ana machine guns.
]. .s reported they lost 1900 prison
crS. HoZnan and Slovcnian troops
surrcndcring. Other attacks being
made are progressing more favor
ably.
1t Is asserted tho American Red
Cross has Withdrawn from Albania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Frcnk CnIf Il Horn.

Arrangements for tho exhibition of
calf born without eyes or tail arc
being made by w. l.. Kirby. OF tho
agricultural bureau of the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. following tho
receipt OF q letter from G. r. Fer
guson, OF Hampton. Va, reporting
such freak Of nature yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
MONTAGUE is OPTIMISTIC
ON DEMOCRATIC OUTLOO.
Returns to RIchmond From t.n.tro-.
Predicting Victory for Party
the

on the Cunst.
according TO the view OF Rcprcseu-
tative a. ]. Montague, who nrrjv
In richmond yesterday from a f..a,
, wEIks stay In Southern Cnliforni,
win ms daughter, who is under treat
ment for her health. the Democrats
or that Pacific Coast State are Very
confident OF carrying II for MIR. COZ
IN the presidential tight.
While he SAYS he hod ,ittIo
tuiS,,y 70 study conditions since tbo
national convention At San Francisco
Montague speaks EN-.
snusiast icaily Of the situation as no
saw IL ana from the discussions OF
national issues. lie Considers c,iit
tornia n fertile and opportuna Geid
Tor Democratic work.
Mr. Montague Is at his Richmond
nome. nm Grove Avenue.