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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
All Doctors Agree on This.
Gowan's Is the Original
Penetrating Salye for Colds,
Spasmodic Group and All
lnilammationS OF the Air
Passages.
Produces a Rubefacient Ef.
feet Without Irritation.
Breaks Up COngested Blood
Vessels and Brings Quick
Relief.
WILL NOT STAIN CLOTHING

That colds and Group originate in
me bronchial tubes or air passages.
~ an established fact. IL is further
agreed that external applications that
penetrate are very effective These
are the facts that form the founda-
tion Tor the Gowan preparation. An
animal fat base is used which gives
IT it's penetrating qualities and makes
II so effective in the treatment OF
colds. spaSmodic Group and all other
!hndmmations Of the air passages
t'owanS gets right to the inflamcd
III III ID Il 8 through penetration
s9othcs and heals and opens up the
AR passages for free and easy breath
ing; IL Is especially fine for children
ana babies. as IL produces n rube-
iacicnt effect without the slightest
irritation and quickly breaks up the
congested blood vessels
Gowan's gives relief beyond belief
anu VIII not stain the clothing. and
being used externally Will not unset
me stomach. 1t has many daily uses
IN the home and should bc kent on
hahh for emergencies. such as cuts
burns, bruises. insect bites. etc. 30c.
noc and 3i.2o at your druggist and
guaranteed TO please or money re-
fundcd.--Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
TREND TOWARD cox
TICKET GROWS INTO
MIGHTY AVALANCHE

tContnued From First i'age)
10; Wyoming. ;: Washington. {; Ore
cor. 5.
Tho Democratic claims. which are
not seriously disputed arc: Alabama
IL electoral votes: Arizona 3: AR
Kansas, 9; Florida. 6: Georgia, Ii:
Louisiana. 10; mississippi. 10; Mon
lana, 4. Oklahoma. 10: South Caro-
lima, 9: New MEXICO, 3; Tennessee, IL;
Nevada. ): Texas. 20; Virginia. 10.
Total. lia
The States that both parties claim
chance of winning are: California.
- electoral votes; Colorado. c; Con-
nccticut. I; Idaho. 4 Indiana. Is:
Kentucky. l3; Maryland. S: Missouri.
IS: Nebraska, s; New Hampshire. 4:
ohio. "a; South Dakota. 5; UtaH. i;
West Virginia, S. Total. 1877.
OF these doubtful States the sur
face indications show an advantage
Tor the Harding Coolidge ticket in
california, Connec: lieut.. New Hamp-
shire, Nebraska and Yves; Virginia.
Democratic hopes regarding them.
which are not backed by definite fig
arcs are based on the belief tina; me
tremendous trend toward the Coz
Roosevelt; ticket Will finally bring
'hcm into line II Republican es,i-
mates are iu";;hedi.at 10 these state,
Forty votes nu,- bt.atdcd 10 the 245
votes counted on as certain or nine
lecn votes more Than are necessary.
Will Carry Doubtful Statcs.
The Democrats seem to have
sreatly improved their chances for
Carrying Kentucky. Maryland. In
d4ana, Ohio, Missouri. Utah. Idaho,
colorado an! South Dakota. 1. this
improvement should he substan,iated
by votes the total for the Cox-Roosc-
Neit ticket wound be aie. or Just
twenty votes less than are necessary
10 win
To accomplish this overturn the
Democrats wiil have to take away
from 'he opposition, California ard
Connecticut o. Sew Hampshire. Ne.
hFaska and Yves, NI.slr.a. E!,ae-
comhinat!on Win do The Re5gt..-
ehn MANAGERS are cgua,.-. sysl,.,
such contingency. tut there is ~
installing tne!r panic over 40 a5s.
s.ni'ity o' surprise walca IS con.
eded hy many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Dir. Pierce 10 sn.nk Here

NsN. Dr Ulysses G. Il Pierce. chan
On oi me United States Senate. Of
W ashinst9n. pastor of one OF In.
.asstsi Unitarian congregations in
,n, ~. ~. VIII speak In this city No.
,,' S,,.n, ii pr Pierce has been
h.t"rtan Laymen's League. KoaliZa-
IN 'h't everyone should liz. ih.ir
s"'A seven days week instead nf
ne message brought by the
1T Ministers Of the lraruc
1aft 10 cover the United states aud
mac" during the month of Noy"m'
.M M" work IN which Or. !icrca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
IS ARE INDICTED IN NEW
BASEBALL SCANDAL PROBE
Charge Operation of Confidence
Game and Obtaining Money Tn
der False PretcnscS.
I'm Associntcd press


CHICAGO, Oct 29.-Two indict-
ments charging thirteen persons with
operating confidence game and con-
spiracy were returned today by the
grand jury investigating tho base
ball scandal.
Seven members OF the Chicago
White Sox, three former baseball
players. n boxer and two gamblers
are named.
The charges grew out OF the al
legged liking" OF last years worlds
series between the White Sox and
Cincinnati.
Those indicted are: Eddie Cicotte
Joe Jackson. Claude Williams, Fred
McMullin. George Weaver. Oscar
'elsch and Charles Risbcrg. White
Sox players: Arnold Chick" Gandii.
former New York Giant; Abe Atteu.
former New Yark Giant: Abe Attcn.
former boxer; Joseph sport" SullI-
van. of I!oston, and Rachael Brown.
of New York; BIZ Burns. forme E
White Sox.
The conspiracy indictment contains
five counts. Including charges OF con-
spiracy TO obtain money under false
pretcnscs and to injurc the business
Of the Chicago American League
baseball club.
Extradition papers have been pre-
pared by the States attorney for the
thirteen and efforts will be made i'm :
mcdiatcly. II was announced, TO OBJ
tain their return to Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
:HARD|NC IGNORES STRAIN
s.0F BIC WAR ON TREASURY
Charges Democrats With EXtrava.
gancc Because Governmental
Expenditures Increased.
FIGURES IN 1919 ARE CITED
&. O. +. Candidate Points to Them
tn Prove People Are Saved Money
Under Republican Administra-
;ions-Campaigns in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Oct. ga day
OF campaigning through his own
state was concluded by Senator Hard
ing tonight with an address in Gin
ciunati's Music Hall, again drawing
attention to domestic issues and
charging that the Democratic party
had sought TO cover UP mistakes at
home by emphasizing speculative
propositions with reference TO our
:oreign relations"
on his way from Akron he made
short speeches at Ashland, Green
camp. fleetwood. North Lewisburg,
t'rbana and Hamilton. re!tcrating
his position on the league and arEu-
ing for constitutional government.
NJ Dayton. the home town OF Cover
nor Cox. no speech had been arranged.
hut during short stop there. the
nominee and Mrs. Harding alighted
from their train and shook hands
with several men and women.
Uestntcs League Position.
In his speech in Music Hall. the
senator gave major attention 10 do
nestle questions. but also restatcd
Ills position on the league and as
serted that only by giving the proper
example TO the world could the ma
ton fulall its mission and pay it's
debt 10 civilization.
Lincoln once said that our nation
could no; endure half slave and half
free" nc said And by the same
token and in the same sense tho eco
-:aomic world cannot long endure half
bankrupt and half solvent, half sub
ject and half free. This is obvious
to all who consider the subject status
Of hundreds of millions of people un-
der the fixed and practically unaltcr
able conditions of the Versailles com
pact, dominated by the creditor ma
lions Of the world.
Let us do our part in the world
first by giving the world fitting
example of f-govcrnmcnt, com
Detently conducted. Before we reach
for the stars. let us sweep the
earth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
NEGRO BOYS FIND 100000
IN CHECKS ON INDIAN GRAVE
Mail Pouch From Kansas City Bank
Had Been Itipped Open md
Abandoned.
By Associated Press. !

OkMuLGEE. OKLA, Oct o9.-Two
negro boys playing near an Indian
cemetery just north of Okmulger to-
day found mail pouch containing
scores of letters. in some OF which
were checks agErcgating nearly $780,
ooc. The pouch had been ripped open
and letters were strcwn about an
Indian grave.
The boys reported their discovery
10 the police. who learned that prac-
tically every bank in Okmulgce had
received kilograms from their cor
respondents in Kansas City this morn
ing advising them that their Monday
romittances had not been received
Until these kilograms were received.
postofrice officials here had not known
that the pouch was missing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Modem Noah's Ark, Bringing 1000
Recruits for Zoo, Docks in New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 2U.-A modern
Nonh's nrk dOckcd here today,
when the Australian and United
States Line frciEhter, BrIlebuckIc,
arrived with 1000 specimens or
animals, birds and reptiles. re-
cruitcd for the Hronx Zoo during
the last two years by DIR. Ellis
Stnnlc! JosephS In the central anil
northern parts of Australia. Tic
shipment comprised startling an
inni forms and faces, vivfliy col
ored wings and crcsts aud curious
poisonous rcptiIcx.
Among the new animals il
WooioOmoOloo. chief of n drove OF
knnEarooS. who Is certified to
hnEe jumped hfty-two feet ono
day last ycnr, beating the hest
kangaroo mark by several feet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
POLICE MOVE TO
CHECK SERIES OF
BOLD ROBBERIES

Continued From First PaGe.)
Streets. in which they lost their
quarry after he had smashed sky
light in tho roof OF Lcvy's bool.
store. While they were searching
the roof at the eastern end OF IN.
block in which the Levy store is
located. they heard Il Sigh; noise be-
hind them and saw the prowlcr lower
himself over the edge. OF :hc roof
some distance UP the block and slide
like n monkey down the drain pipe.
making good his escape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
VIII Flash Election Returns.

Davis Bottom. president OF the
Highland Park Citizens Association.
has called Il meeting Of the associa-
ton for Tuesday night ut o'clock
in tho schoolhousc. Election returns
will be feature of the meeting, which
is to take the place of the second
night meeting of the month.
other interesting features are in
cludcd in the program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
U. S. SOON TO RECOGNIZE
GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO

,,,.5..,. - iasel
snecdv .,d use O.
Tho .,,,,,,,-.
pr.sa y.rI,.. - 'S sur
rircula.aa -, -. 'tP"rt
lion was ,,r,,,... s"!-
oh,tie denial q. 80 49," IN
4 f.. ,rurv ,.,.- 49,. T.
AIRY colhy mad. ,,,4i,
Mr.. Pesquejra as the hasj, a.
announcement savi,r :, .ca,,,
foundation upon which ~. -.
uar!es !, rscor.i-,o, "a, oss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30

a kOaia, n roly poly arniful or
Erny fur TINT looked like u Teddy
bear, the hrst 10 he brought to
this country, was one of the prize
specimens. Df. Joxcphs saId II
cnts only the leaves OF the eucn-
iyptus tree, and nenrly n ton of
these Leaves WAS brought along
from Australia.
The real belle of the party, how
ever. WIS spotted female dns-
sarus, another antipodcnn novelty.
This odd marsuplal carried nine
young In her pouch.
Soon inter the ship left sydney
several nirmtcrr OF tho crew nnh
officers we, stricken with tropi-
al fever. which DIR. Joscphs valid
"ns bronSsi aboard by the mil
mails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
HARDING SNEERS AT ACTION
VIRGINIA ADOPTED IN 1861
Declares State Discovered Her Re
servntIons TO Federal Consti-
tuition Meant Nothing.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Oct. 20
Senator w. G. Harding. while en-
route to this city today. took &C.
casion TO snecr at ,he action taken
by Virginia during the War Between
the States to justify his position.
Virginia ratified the Constitution
OF the United States with reservn-
tons" he said. and then discovered
years later. when she
tried to withdraw. that they meant
nothing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Harding Heads shoe Rcn,ir.,.

W. IT, Harding was chosen prrs,
uen' .! the Shou kcpaircrs OF Ricn.
iMoha Organization at a busfnca.
IT,. ana banquet. Purpose Of
Yer workmanship, establishin,.' az -. ,f.-
pusIhesa hHurs Increasing scryire ,n
H1tIHhs ana raising shop ci,icirncv
o'Aer officers chosen were NJ
10y, vice. res dent: G. ]. Russell. acc.
W. J. Giil, publisher OF IN. Sp - "T r.,
hhlref and Dealer, Of Boston. ~
dressed the meeting. ""-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30

City Hall, however, il was decided
to claim il. and shortly after Q O'Clock
this evening a company Of Irish VOL
untccrs and relatives OF the dead Lord
Mayor went to the dock and took
possession CT the coffin.
Immediately aftcrward the collin
was removed to the City Hall, where
ii will lie in state until the funeral
is held on Sunday. There was AN i'm
pressivc SCENE when the body was
borne into the City Hall and laid on
the bier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
'MACSW|NEY's BODY LIES
IN CITY HALL At CORK
Remains Arc Unclaimed for Hours
After Arrival at
Pier.
no DISPLAY is PERMITTED
British Government Directs That
No Irish Republican Insignia
Shall BE Seen mt Funeral, and
Parade Must BE Short.

CORK, oct. 29.-The body OF Lord
Mayor Terence MacSwiney has ar
rived in his home city after tumul-
tuous series of incidents that have
stirred the Irish to still greater
pitch OF resentment
The neutral and sympathetic a,ti-
tudc that marked the passage of the
MacSwincy funeral procession
through the streets OF London fol-
lowing the inquest gave way to bit
tcrncss once more, which reached its
climax when. at Holyhead. on the
point of embarkation for Dublin.
groups OF soldiers and police
wrcstcd the collin from the Irish
party. and. acting on orders from the
Irish Office. transferred it through
groups of Kissing citizens. to little
packet chartered by the government.
The body OF Terence MacSwincy
was landed this morning from the
steamer baltimore at Queenstown.
1t was received by the urban council
and thousands of the city's inhabi-
tants. A draft of armed troops was
present.
Before the arrival OF the Baltimore.
Cloyne and notified him that If the
body were taken to the cathedral no
professions through the streets in
military formation would be per-
mittcd and no republican flag or en-
blems would be allowed on the collin.
AS the tug sailed with the body
OF Lord Mayor MacSwiney. Bishop
Cloyne gave the signal and the 1000
persons gathered at the quay kneli,
barred their heads and rccited pray
crs.
Permi, No Military Display.
The government authorities in
Cork notified Deputy Lord Mayor
Callaghan and the Bishop of Cork
that no military display would be
permitted at the funeral and that
neither drilling. uniforms not repub-
ican army badges would be allowed.
-, The only Irish republican flag in
thc procession. II was stated. must
he placed on the coffin and the pro-
cession must not exceed quarter Of
2 mile in length. Troops will line
tons are obcycd.
The funeral party. which refused
IL SSsrd img Racket Ea.hmo5e at
before o'clock this evening.
The mourners were accompanieI
oy Arthur Griffith. founder OF the
Sinn Fem. and Count rlunkett. a
wcii-known Sim Feiner and mem
Der OF PARLIAMENT for North Roscom-
mon. delegation from the City
oouhc!! met the nourncrS at the sta
BODY Rests in City Hall.
Later the councilmcn went into
consultation with MacSwincy's rcla-
yves and MIR. Griffith and Count Plum
kett nj the City Hail. The belief was
expressed that the relatives were in
clincd 70 leave the disposal OF the
bodH OF the late Lord Mayor TO tho
government to dc with il as i, might
see 1T.
During the conference the coffin
was transferred from the tug 10 the
dock, and the tug departed on it's
return 10 Queenstown.
Foe several hours, doubt prevailed
ms to whether the body would be
claimed or left with the military.
After 4 nrOlNnynl cen fern nee In H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
May Grant schoInr.hrp

AS an outcome OF the recent moot
ing here OF tho North Atlantic r.,
tuberculosis Association NAV rrnnt
scholarships to the School OF Social
Work and Public Health. Two srhoi.
hrships are planned. Th.. associn-
non WIN net on tho recommendation
OF Miss Nora Spencer Hammer. cYcr.
utiVe secretary. in IL day or so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
PRINCE PAUL. is PROCLAIMED
KING BY GREEK PARLIAMENT
Younger urother of Lnte King Alex
amber Asccnds Throne Under
Conditional Regency.
tBy Associated Press.

ATHENS. Oct. 2S.-Prince pau,
younger brother OF tho late Kinyl
Alexander. was proclaimed King byl
tho Greek Parliament this evening
Earlier in the session Admiral ~
Coundouriotis was elected reEen,
Prince Paul was born in this city. De
cember l. 1901. and Is not married
Since his father. former King Con
stantine. left Greece. Prince Paul has
been with him in Switzerland
Criticism OF tho governments policy
in making Prince Paups accession To
tho throne conditionnl. was answered;
In the Parliament by Premier Vcni-l
zelos with tho declaration that f. was;
intended that II Prince Paul were
rnnde King. he should not be n prox vi
for x-liing Constantine.
Admiral Coundouriotis wns sworn
In immediately as regent after his
election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
my Go 10 Jury Todnx

trial Of tho suit Of g. v wc,,o
aEalnst the Dethol Manufactur,n,
Law ,:r and y1 wh,yh wa, w.s begun in tie
pinhably be concluded TODAY
aemgc was heard yesterday, and IN.
argument wiil begin This afinr,,,
~ az pr"bahil!ty. Alleged v!oln,,",,
~ n"Slacss agreement is tho cnys,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Two of o. Indicted Give uond

MACON. GA, Oct. 2o.-OnIv twn ~
the sixty-four persons iudictcd h,,h
Federal grand jury yesterday i'm con
ncction with tho alleged c0nspir,,rv
70 defranl the government in conncc,
Railway Express had given hnnds =, :, :,
TO late tonight. Attorneys who bnye
been retained by the accused 49,,
say all Viii appear here within Inc
next few days and give bail '''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Address Bntcs, n,hrc cIns..

Lynch Montague will be tho priu
cipai speaker at the regular session
OF the Frank Il. Bates Bible Class
o, Union station Methodist Episcopal
,,.nIit. AT 9:3o o'clock. The contest
class and tho Weslcyman Bible class
y, the Epworth Methodist EpiscopaI
lauren; Norfolk. will come to n close
had 355 men present last Suni,nw
ana It's workers hopo their clnss viii
take the lead tomorrow A specini
musical program has been nrrnnrcJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
Ex-Kaiser in Ambush;
Village Barber Nouns

NY London Daily Null: Cross-At-
Inntic Cablc.I
DOORN, HOLLAND, Oct. 20
The cx-kniser OF Germany has
grown n full beard Instead of the
small ono he formerly wore. The
village hnrber has been ordered to
call fortniEhtly instead OF ,dnily.
WiihcIm'S decision in reported to
have brought sndncSS TO the Doom
barber, who found his daily visits
source OF profit and The cause
OF unwontcd respect from the
Villagers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
COCCHI is SENTENCED FOR
MURDER OF RUTH CRUGER
Given Twcnty-Sercn Years In Prison
After His Conviction Mt Bo-
lognc, Italy.
tBy Universal Service.J

MILAN. ITALY. oct. 29.-Alfred
Cocchi, charged with the murder OF
Ruth Cruger. whose body was found
buried in Italy. was today convicted
of murder. He was sentenced to
twcnty-sevcn years. four months and
three days. by the court in Bologne
this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
HARDING BRANDED
AS BOND SERVANT
OF BIG INTERESTS"

lContinucd From First Page)
tive mandate" for American mcu-
bcrship In the league and Senator
FardinT's election verdict OF CON
fusion and uncertainty" was n declar-
alton stressed in Governor Cox's
speeches today. five in number. All
brought large outpourings OF cheering
audiences. and proceeding tonight's
meeting here. there was a red torch
light parade. despite cold. drizzly
weather. Snow. slcet and rain made
the day tho most Indictment of the
Governors entire campaign.
Takes Prosperity ms Text.
Prosperity also was preached by
Governor Cox, who said that Amer
ica's entrance into the league would
bring an Unprecedented era OF pros
pcrity," while nonmcmbership. the
candidate declared. would bring The
worst financial depression within two
generations To his audiences in
industrial centers today, the Cover
nor said II would mean "smokeless
ch!mneys" and reduced wages with
longer hours.
Labor has long been exploited" he
said. referring TO the league labor
provisions, but j: won't be exploited
any longer"
in hayiuE Senator Harding. Cover
nor Cox said that all Of the various
motley groups" supporting the Scna-
tor had made plgrimagcs to the
Marion front porch and had been
given promises OF special favors in
many instances at the expense of
general welfare"
Tie tsenator lIarding) has been
in this State always the leader of
reactionary forces" said the Cover
nor.
Welcomes Situation.
The rcactionary senatorial CLIQUE
has not dared 20 meet the issues
sGuarcly Its candidate has been at
tempting 10 wiggle and wabble him
self into the presidency and 10 evadc
his own unsavory record OF reaction
airy votes throughout the years. He
has not dared TO bring into conpar!
son shat record with mine by discuss
inS What he has done. To divert at
teAIlon !;o1 the reactionary record
OF iha ea5d.da;e and from the shor,
com!ngs - 4 Republican Congress.
which has been responsible for the
,aiidre 10 enact remedial legislation
In the past two years. and which is
responsible for the disorder of world
civilization today-the senatorial oil.
igarchy has attempted 20 make It's
issue against the very things they
failed 20 correct by charging them to
the present admin s,raijon Pm ,bs
people arc alive 10 the situation. They
nave In mind that after the arnistics
was signed, the President asked Con.
Sress TO pass certain definite laws 10
repeal Others which had been enacted
IN the emergency o! war. while n
the same time urging the ratification
OF the treaty OF peace, in order that
world readjus:mcnt and national re.
adjustment might take place coinci.
deaial!y. so that We might come into
our heritage as the moral leader o,
ihe world and gain that ma;cria,
prosperity, which ought to be oune
today.
IN the conspiracy formed by Lodr,
/ and Smoot and Pcnrcse and Newberr,
! and Harding, it was glcefuny boast.
/ cd mat IL Congress failed to re!icy,
the people of the burdens OF war the,
would blame the administration, an,
IN thcir resentment rcac,ionarv Re
Publcan President might be elect
cd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30

Women Exceed Hen Voters.
MOBILE. ALA. Oct. 29.-Womcn
voters OF Mobile will outnunibcr-
ton figures complied by officials here
The number OF male voters Registered
liz 4.IG5. women 1884.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30

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