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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
BABE RUTH LAID UP
WITH INFECTED ARM
Bv Associated Press :

NEW YORK, Aug 2S.-The New
York Yankees probably will be
without the services Of Babe Ruth.
champion home run hitter, for ten
days. Ruths right arm has be
come infected by an insects bite.
which AT first was thought 70 be a
boil Ruth's physician made a cut
Of three inches in the arm and IL is
believed the infection has been
checked. With his arm in a sling,
Ruth witnessed Saturdays game
from a bench near the rishtR field
bieaCherS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
RETRAUTON.

In the story printed by The News
Times relative 10 the automobile ac-
Cident which occurred Friday eve
ming at Cushing 81. and Lincoln
Way W. 4 stated that Charles
1.avenberg. 917 Harrison av.. was
brou cht 10 police eadquarters-
This statement is incorrect. Laven-
ber- called al police headquarters
after the accident but not at the re-
quest OF the police officers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
HUSBAND
WITH NON-SUPPORT

Isidore Saankerman. Remington,
Ind, was arrested Saturday by the
local police on a warrant charging
him with failure 70 support his
children. The warrant was signed
by Mrs Shankeruan-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
DoAK NOMINATED.

ROANOKE. Va. Aug 2s-W. y.
Doak. vice president OF the Brother
hood OF Railway Trainmeu. SatUr-
day was nominated for congress by
republican delegates from the
Sixth Virginia district.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
HARDING BREAKS
GROUND FOR new
WORLD COVENANT
Says Versailles League Is
Wreck Beyond Possibility
of Reconstruction.

tCoNTINUED PROM PAGE oNE'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29

Odor Bros Contractor and Build
ers. 1892 s. Franklin ST Lincoln
Sl4T. S760-3l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-29
HAYS AND UPHAM
GOLD DUST TWINS,
SAYS ". G. MI DOO
Speaks at Banquet in Honor
of Gov. Cox-SCOres
Campaign Fund.

CcoNTINUED FROM PACE oNE)
Milford chronicle., 1920-07-02
HARRINGTON

Mis- Iauratelle keHuerly = home
with her TaueuEs for the summer
AIr>- Charles Is ssea.liuS S1-e time
in rown.
1lr>. W. J. Bryou = eurerra5 ming
ltr sister from Fele-al>,urg.
Ms Alice RiclaulS = speuiing
some time iu Philaieluliz
MrS. Mary Hughes spsl- the week
end Ia Philadeipha
Alr. auf Mr. William S-ozas s.s-nt
This Week with her mother. M-S. Narv
Hughes
Mss Eleanor DowueS f11u IaaS-
dowue. Pa visited her Suz1l1le-her
AMI auu- this week.
Robert DoVueS ar1 daushter. Mss
Fannie ~ Providence r. L. have
raruruEsi after spending the week with
his mother anl siSrer-
Dr. Florpnee MarShar -ave s raoS-
delightful birthday parrr oa WeineS-
iay eraliu- il honor ~ Nary Eliza-
heth's 18th birrhlar Gu@-S rere
there fral EauSlowre- Pruvi5ence
AMI Pblsdelpha A us- dalizhrfTiI
evening was Suear iu games mus5e.
dzueiu- an3 -efreSlrlauts T1s de-
oraticnS tvere aeauriful an5 In keep-
ing with lareiv June. the uauth -
rrsses ~ pink ani white Tie guests
deTar-ed wishing tha haSrssS u1nv
haunT returns ~ The dav.
Hiss Marv SatterEa11 VIII leave On
Wee'usslav for 0Aceau err where she
wiz sreal the sumner
George Poster sTent last waek win
his family
Dave Warren Is rerw crsFseaTiv 81
with uerirrritts f1zlowirz arnert1 1feitfs.
Chsries Trice - WHuiugtan Is
speeding so-niA riria q tnwn-
Dr. ETo~erCe MarS1an anrer-a f-esf
Miss Sehissia-. fhe Kent Co-rtr ChFlf
Neltare chairuan. II Dover On Sarur-
s VIE q Isr Lr-
san uefurnef h1ze tron She hasnsraI
Erhere she s9eas Se rfzse FIR treat-
men-
Miss aEse TaaeS IS VISITING in wn-
~ -resr q har SISTER. Mrs.
Tsrreu Ternan.
We r w S'rTr - nEr ~ tia
,nsfsnF = Hears Laws II. fn rhs
'urt-farf0n q hSs thun-a ara fr-se -fs
'rtfr 6r-erS wfn - SswasF
Hrs Tfe-sS Hrnl las hne- rr-a--
ai7irS rheir fauefre- Mrs Car.
ra7san anl rHsi3uar
Mr sr1 Mrs Errest Rsuzf7s- hs~r
--sa entertaining Esrs fra- sEsrr-
sns
Milford chronicle., 1920-07-02
OIERBROOK

Wkeas harvesting Is az hand nNv.
Arthur hin and sen. Henri. vo-,.
BaigiUore visitors ca Saturday and
sunday.
Mr and MrS. Hsary Parser anl
George Saurry. su u FrsS1rrita. als1
Mr and Mrs John NJ. Vessels 81
EAues sntu7 Sun1av as tsSe -aeSts 81
ri ~ Warrington ard faVaily
Nr- and Mrs. Wm Mauu lud Mr.
and Mrs Charles NaulI a near alii-
ten and Alr. and Mrs. Esluari John
Seu All spent Sarsiey IN TeVes Beach.
he a.. :. s. met "a the hu-e ~
Mr. au1 Mrs Arthnr HIN "a Salnr-
iay night hlt she atten1ance was
very snan.
aIiss nor0-tv Camrheli sfasat the
week in Iewes as The E7-s1 e her
-rllirareEts
TheuaS BrfitirEhzu and Frsrkifn
Walls ~ Rra4dkiu slert Sunsr win
Srdutan MtSs
we arr rerT zlsE te hear tfa Hun-
rrr Jo1rso1 s atie % - on7 Srain.
2fiss Aiarfea Hi<man ~ Mnran
sT'ens SUNDAY with HIS Frarcr~ WIN
ear-
Mr r. g Hous-en ana 6aurhss-.
Kiss Nary - GeoT-efovn Suent SIN
iay with NJ. ar5 Mrs. j. u White.
Milford chronicle., 1920-07-02

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Milford chronicle., 1920-07-02
Woman's Precious Gift

Iae c1s wl5.h she shozii -ost rsai-
czslv E-s-5 * ksr health. h-t sAs cf-s1
uszscts q CO 80 n sszscz uztl so-z
ailuzz1 rsczl5ar q Eer sex has fas-s-sc
i-self upoz hs- Wls- - a-ee-sst
v1zzz Eav rslT upo1 Lv2i2 z Pax
kzz's Ta-s-ztls CczFcuz3 5 rely
tEsr las been Waz5srfzllv s1eessss-l i
restoElrg hsSlth 70 suffering Eczza
II vo1 havs ths sli-Atast 5o-ht tat
LTiz E Pi-k2-s Fsr-Gb1z Ccz-
Fo--5 VII hslP Tou- write 70 Lvils Z
Pz-EkE- Mzrz-e CO. 1s--llit
LFzn- Mass4 to- a5Tsce- Y1r lsttsr
VII os c2sne1- Rad EEl l-swers1 tT 3
uc-az- 11z ksa ia str5et c1-E1zzas-
Milford chronicle., 1920-07-02
THE MISERY OF
BACKACHE
Removed by Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

MusSsg,-. 1Iich-Fc- SIX ves-s
rs - veak II NJ baeS a. tines thst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
Health Talks by DR.. Brady

ohs.r SIaving for unnatural food is commonly
chbSsrTsI IN eases OF that type OF called
the cSn Gompiaint Of eXpectant mothers When
=" "Ss. suSh as soil or earth 1t may give rise
men suiSp hSa}, Of the individuals sanity or
not warrant such suspicion. A great ,n uueS
b boD no Oh whose mental normally there can
probably probably inhcritlns a very hearty appetite
nT Of one ,s or another side OF the family tree
the name OF plea. ~
or Gay :, eaters in some portions of American
u Ino other countries have. been played up so
has heard 'a o S"naay pagers that
have snem due ot to ssse peon n
iestntion: The larvae OF the hookworms are
soil and in the course OF time develon inI %
auuit hookworms in the small Intestine where
times the anemia increased the abnormal cray
hhs aSun on mothers Hover pots or fathers
anything to s set good ha1 ok"f ir, walks
oucer an.s,, tnerc Is physical basis for tho
80 months Old @ay on s"en A infant
consent threat 10 his fathers little parcel OF
badly all around; it cheats him of vitamins
ior one ihins, and baby can't develop nor
sorry factors; II cheats him OF fat. for another
i In since condensed milk contains practical
OK mineral matter. too. Herein. perhaps. lies
ration of mineral matte; ute Se chd ed his Inst
farm for fo niTeSt' Cam You blame him? AS diluted
loi III, ietu!ns, condensed milk gives the baby
only ABOUT one-terth rs much mineral mattrr
as human milk gives.
me remedy TO be applied when the baby
not necessarily moro nutritious ration. but a
generous allowance Of foods which com n In
the necessary mineral constituents Ercsh
nilk ircm COWS contains more mineral matter
man human milk: Fresh fruit juices or after
the hf'h month OF age. fruit pulp we'll stcwed.
sh0ulu be added to the childs diet Every
child nor breast fed should begin to take
some nc. fresh meat broths n; the sixth month
oi age, ana teaspoonful or two daily OF any
n
sieve ca At about the same time. This APPLIES
on some Inadequate substitute for fresh mil,
because parents have the mistaken belief that
food. " ~ P'oPe'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
From Other Viewpoints
Government Employs. Swap Box.cs.
Hl ALFRED II. WILLIAMS.

According To the theory of civil service re-
form. under the Federal government. all en-
p!oycs wcr" To hc delivered from political OBJ
liga tons and cocrcions. IT has worked out
ourously and in way fcrcseen by nobody. In
former days all trains ont OF Washington car
Iiod drovcS OF these employees, bound for their
homes TO vote and work for the party in power.
Their jobs depended on the success of their ac-
tIvittes. Since the civil service law forbade
removals and appointments for political rca-
sons. thousands OF these people never have
returned TO their own states. Formerly filled
with intense anxictics as election day ncared
and the scene of alternating intense eXulta-
ton and sickenng despair as the returns
rived Washington now is far less concerned
with results than the average American city.
THIS year, however. the employees under
new bosses and have been drilled TO ignore po-
i!t!cIl parties and even the general interests
OF the country in promotion Of their own in
tcrcsts. The mass Of them is included in the
Federal Employees Union. affiliated. for mutual
hclpfu!ncss. with the American Federation Of
Labor. More Jay and less work" Is not the
ofhc!al watchword. but is the definite purpose
OF the Employees Union. Its membership prac-
ttcally j. pledged to support any party any
candidate" for office. regardless OF party, il
may think i!kely to promote that purpose 1t
s supposed to have the supposed powerful
It's members and influence for the objects.
friends and candidates OF that organization.
Queer confusions result The A. II. L. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
DOCTORS BELIEVE THEY
HAVE CURE FOR LEPROSY
No Recurrence of Disease In Or
Persons Treated by L. =. Health
Officials.
Try Universal S.rv!cc.l

WASIi1NGTON. Sept. l2.-Success-
sui expsrim,sn,s upon hity.ciTh, per
hcials OF the United States Pubic
Health Service to believe that they
have AT last found cure for thnt
ancient and dreaded disease. Ever
one OF the nfty-eiSht has recovered
TO such an extent as TO warrant ms
release on parole. and after I. year
symptom OF recurrence
Announcement OF tits fact In the
Journal of the Missouri, Medical As
pr. Claude Lavindar. or the Wash
ihgton Public Health Service.
-, nc starting point for this study
rnen the course or the disease np-
pcared TO be fnvorably influenced by
areatment or chauimooEra OIL says
dlincultics and could not be carried
out N all cases.
s. rThs United United, states Public Health
n rhrolGiss9r l. y; Dean. head OF the
cnemieai dcpartncnt and president
u, me ,ooi,cgc Of Hawaii. to devise
istration feasible. This has been ac-
fn9wn 1ba as an nroI ,@thyles,er' from mo
treatment has been carried on ot M,
i.cprosT Investigation Station nj Kali
IN iiawhii: the work bcin. directed
the station "'''E'"F vi
The results OF the treatment thus
,ar nave been 30 sat!sractcry tina,
!cpcrs come willingly for ,rc,,mn,,,
a recent inspection BY Iiawniinr,
neaith authorities failing to disclose
sIngie secre'ed case OF leprosy
FOLLOWING - course of trr.t,non.
extending over about a year. fortv
eight lcpcrs were parolcd in oct3-
Der; i!ls Up TO now they lave re-
manned free from disease Al tbc
present time the treatment, has bcn,,
administered only at the rcccivInt,
ssaati,nn. but u Is hoped to provide
c3s IN the lepcr colony at Nolokai"
pr Deans discovery is the great
est ming Hawaii has yet given 10 In.
period. news Of HIS course has al
,cnny brought petitions from every
s lana where this frlghtful disease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
Hunting Buried Treasure
Seeks Hurled silver on Pete Island.

GALVESTON, TEN. Sept. 10 searchers
"iter buried silver on the mainland opposite
Hctc Island. eighteen miles southeast of corpus
christi. Tex" probably are doomed to disap-
poihtmcnt, in the opinion OF Dr. j. o. DYER
- local writer on historical and scientific sub
J"cts Thc rush OF treasure seekers began
win the discovery recently Of twenty-five
skeictons, popularity believed by many TO be
thoSc or members of the OF n Spanish
treasure ship which foundercd OF the Texas
coast early in the eighteenth century. No
record Is available OF any such wreck.
Thc life" of a skeleton buried in the sands
OF the beaches OF the coastal country. DR. Dyer
points ou: Is not forty years.
lie says also treasure ships from Mexico to
SPAN were discontinued after 1920, partly he
cause OF the activities of Jean Iafittc's fleet OF
buccaneers. Even before that time the Span
iards tried to avoid excessive losses from
storms and iaiittes fleet of buccaneering YES
twenty tons OF silver bullion to the vessel
Then the current rate In Mexico was approxi-
matcly $40 a troy pound. The most valuable Of
All l.ahttc's prizes. the Scvilla, carried only
sl5o.000 in specie.
l-nhtte's captured treasure. according to the
records cXtant, was buried in three caches
Two OF these were locate on Galveston Island
and the third on small island to the east
which was completely washed away during Il
storm in 1929.
There hay" been many reports of the dis
covcry on this coast of caches Of coin or chests
from trading ships containing from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
News of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch Sept. 10, 1STo)

Commissioners chahoon is Icing kept busy
with Illicit distillcrs. He had three from
CheStcrh"!d County before him Saturday. one
was dismissed and two were sent on to the
grand jury of the United States Court.
Not a single arrest or violation of any ordi-
nance was reported n the Third Station House
Tor the twcnty-four hours ending at i \. NJ.
yesterday. This is OF the effects of the
hot weather. perhaps.
The tournament and gandcr pulling Mt
Amelia springs was Tor wcre) II great affair.
John T.. Chapman. of Amelia. Knight of Broken
Heart, crowned Miss Mary Chcatham. queen
was Miss Helen Vaughan. OF Nottoway. crown
ed by James i;obinson. knight of No Hope.
Miss Rosa Foster. second maid OF honor. was
crowned by Richard H.. Woods. knight Of
Florence. Miss Rosa Miller crowned third
maid OF honor ny Norman Epps, of Nottoway.
The fitting over. the gandcr pulling en-
tor of the springs. succeeded in bcheading the
creased gandcr. AT night tho grand ball came
DIR. Henry Wall. of St Johns Church, is de-
tanned 10y illness in King George County. He
Is not seriously sick.
The summer season at tho popular Ale-
ghany Springs closed with grand ball. Among
those present were Generals Beauregard, iar-
die. Gordon and Herbert and Governor Vance.
OF North Carolina.
den. stephen Douglas and Lieutenant Colonel
Bergen for false Imprisonment The writs
We're served by the sheriff Of Wake County.
Chief Justice Chase is slowly recovering
is all mistake about his being paralyzed
Heavy rains have retarded the progress Of
the Irussians and trees along the roads to
Paris have been cui down to impede their
progress
4 large number OF French cavalry have
reached Versailles from Sedan. others are on
The King OF Prussia has issued orders that
Napoleon shall be treated as the sovereign Of
France. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

mmciaiiy Endorses the Democratic national Tickle.
- MT. Roosevelt. nominee for Vice president,
~ IN his speeches for more work from
| chp'oses at better pay. This must mean
~. o ION OF FORCE and mora output which does
80 - ZIG 'ueos or tho union at ali. Postmns-
n,,, burlescn and other heads OF de-
,,h % threaten dismissal OF employees who
trough their official organ at Watshinr,on
n"u o'herwisc. dcnouncc and oppose candIdat, s
-, 'enoiy 10 six to eight hours a day with
, ,.aii OF each Saturday on thirty DAYS sick
800 from TWO weeks 10 n month vacation
Ine, al ruiz pay. seven annual HOLIDAYS in aa-
'to"' more employees more pay and retire
-, ". vi oid ago pensions. These seem to he
49,, ieiuihs features OF the unions modes. lit :
.ii os, hhi. No party and only very occa-
sioh"i candidate dares favor them oncnIv
Many candidates may be frightened Inv menace
Va the hostility OF a body nearly 100 600 strong
WIN tehtacles and connections OF ono KIM
ana another. reaching every Congress district
anu the declared affection of the A. + T. There
w e, we may see renewed among the Federal
empioEes the pernicious political activity The
sefFice Jaw Is intended to prevent IL
m"y De directed by fellow employees instead
~. ~ po'!tlcians, rs of yOre. There are rumor.
.n"t conditions are made very uncomtortnblc
anu uhpromsins for employees who fair In low
80 anu obedience TO the organization Tho
,oS'!ic ACTIVITIES may be trained against can
,,o..;n VI ti'her party who happen TO be OBJ
- 80. :" 'hc union. for against either OF
~ wv p's parties. regardless even of tho a
- -. anu everything else but more pay and
I'm tiNil service employees instead of
pr'hE taken out of politics may be driven hack
sloie-not Tor party, party leader nor
country. but for direct personal gain To ho Az
'or'eu from the fears OF politicians Mt tho co.,
OF the taxpayer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13

20 the Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch:
ihere is great chattcrinG
over the enforced action of "a scant
,'aJority OF the weak -spined mem
U"'S OF inc Legislature OF Tennessee.
hhey. however. disregard the fact
tnat the action was reconsidcrcd and
M record of II expurged from tho
Journal. In law IL Is the las, will
nm 'cStarncnt which is binding. We
nave lived to see the Democratic
party loosed from it's moorinEs and
under the Wilson leadership turn its
PACK upon many OF the principles for
"hich IL has contcndcd in the past
~ ever there was an instance OF
tcdcral olegarchical coercion Of and
policies ard affairs or the States II
Is FOUND in the infamous nineteenth
amendment. and tho manner OF It's So
called ratification" BY the various
state Legislatures
MT iatt may moraiize and philoso-
phiZc as he plcascs about the con-
sttiu'ionallty OF this crooked net. bu,
every man Of common honesty and
ih'c! Ilscncc who has even faint con-
ception of the genius of this govern
mth'' stands aEhast At the wiltul
oi the Declaration OF Independence
which sets forth that "ali lust gov
eminent derives its powers from the
consent OF the governed The Con-
stitutiohs or some OF the States
which have ratified the. nineteenth
amendment were violated by the nc,
OF the Legislatures which ratified /.
Notably was this true Of Missouri
anu tennessee In other States the
people by direct vote on the sur
tratc issue had overwhelmingly do
tented II. How can an illegal act OF
Legislature be held TO hc legal
Why some very wise men tell us ina,
,ne question OF its legality Is not to
ne considered with reference TO n
Federal amendment. Its action is
enough. whether sound or unsounh.
~ inc supreme Court OF the land I'M
h"ids such action Il deserves to b..
heid In contempt by every man OF
common Intelligence and common
ZION and not a legal one" say some.
An! and If the women are satisfied
with that ana this sort of ra,itlca
ZION or the suffrage amendment. and
,nn I'M, Is ar sample OF the brand OF
politics which under the new regime
they expect 20 play. what reason have
we TO think that the much heralded
publication OF politics will be usb
ercd In rs result of woman suffrage?
Then comes tho question of the
negro voter. There are some who
profess 20 believe this - a myth: that
there VIII hc negro votcrsNplentv of
mem; for We now have two suffrage
49,, nv Is 20 Ihc' Federal Constl-
tuition. the fifteenth and the nine
teenth. and under these amendments
Al citizens. male. female. white and
piack. are guaranteed the right OF
are the negroes citizens? They
IouSnt TO make democracy safe !,
and there are l5.000.0 of ,hcm here
can State Constitution annul a Fed .
eral Constitution? Was not the nine
.eenth amendment ratified In spite OF
pToNlSlOnS In the ,,,,
some Of the States. which forbade
any action by their present Lecisla :
lures on this issue? And with the
mcsroes voting in tho North. East and
can they be prevented from votin,
IN the south? This is why | cali g
an evll thing and II might have beer
prevented by the leaders OF the Dem
c, w. II. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Penurioux Pinochle.


jim was 4 man who never spent n cent
JIM was man who never penny spent;
All through his life. from cradle to the L raVe
lived he on dreSs, tho LATEST OF tho brave
Did his roof leak? lie stuffed 1t with a rag!
Economy his everlasting brag
Gave him full converse on Il mighty theme
Living for nothing was his One Big Dream.
When he was hungry, tight he hitched his belt.
and AS he tighter hitched, the fuller felt;
When he pcrforcc must have some clothes to
wear,
Where they were wearing. he scwed patches
there.
Fast in q bank he locked his dear doubioons,
Counted his plates and kept stock on his
spoons.
when he'd laid enough away,
He would bust wide and celebrate the day.
lut it's the old, old story. this OF jim
Fate made mockcry and Il joke of him;
Welded 10 habit, lie could only save,
and he still had it when they made his grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
Reader Strongly Indorscs the
Editorial Criticizing Federal Re-
serve Contraction OF Credit.
serve

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Sir! read with much interest your
editorial two or three days ago in
the Dispatch In reference OF the at
titude OF the Federal reserve banks
on loans to be made tobacco and
cotton growers. etc You were cA-
nctiy right In the matter. instead OF
the Federal reserve bank functioning
as they should and as they were in
tended to do, they are running things
as the hishcr-ups tell them TO do
and which Is working a great hard
ship on number OF us. Especially
Is TINS true now with the banks gem
orally. The Federal reserve is tight
on money for real estate loans. Thc
banks tell you straight out that there
Is no money for homes. If this Is
carried a'oie vc,y much longer we
WIZ not be able &c get first mortgage
money NJ all. Banks are being offered
Armour q: Co.'S bonds at Il discount
ana paying big interest as well as
1913 oil other stocks and bonds which
inc Investor is taking them from
money they are withdrawing from
Nrsi mortgages on homes. You can
readiiy sec what the situation Will
cause In Il very short while.
Thanking YOU to continue 10 70
a'tcr the Federal reserve banks until
thcy see the duty they owe their own
people am. Yours truly,
Richmond, Sent II 101O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
ENGLISH MINE WORKERS TO
ASK CANADIANS TO STRIKE
"r'ish Miners VIII Also Rcauc,t
americans Ia Call Out Men TO
stop ImpOrtntiun

,ny Cross-A:lan,ic Scyvtcc)
.ht'NpoN, Sept l2.-That tn. Eng
IGN miners are negotiating with
Canadian mine workers 10 nr-onrn
simultaneous strikes September ~
IN: date set for the british WALL
ou' "as wledgcd at miners
h"ndGuarters tonight.
also became known TIM. s,cns
n!cht from the United Mine Workcrs
y. america to call out their NOR
Tipe'atins practically all the min.s
snou LII hited states. /. an nttcnnt
G .r into England during tho s.r,tn
N, ina English leaders said that ,h.v
,,' nov expect to have To call on Tho
stop the movement Of coal "a =.
Snt,,alh' Thc stocks In the uni,cJ
Ii PA. available fo- export are 81"
h 10Y NAT the English miners cnnno,
e:!cNe movcmcnt from III. I"nt,e,,
states is possible 'h''cd