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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
HARDING WILL NOT
ACCEPT CHALLENGE
FOR JOINT REBATE
Senator Nen Declares He Con-
siders Absurd Discussion
Bcfueen T,rO Candidates.
Tgv Associated Press. I


ON BOARD SENATOR UAEDING'S
SPECIAL. TRAIN. Oct. l4.-Republi-
can managers on Senator Hardins's S
train announced definitely late today
that the Democratic proposal for n
league OF nations debate between tho
Republican nominee and Governor
Cox would not be accepted.
Senator Harry S. New, head OF the
Republican speakers bureau. said lie
had not yet received the proposal
sent By Senator Pat Harrison, in
charge OF Democratic speaking ar
rangements. and added:
II would not for moment con :
side- a proposition so utterly abb
surd."
Neither Senator New nor other
members of the candidates immedia Q
party would 60 into detailed dis
cuss!on of the subject. but it was
said that Senator News position ac-
corded with that of Senator Harding.
'The question of joint debate is
not new one. although broachcd
formally now. for the first time. and
during the campaign. Mr.. Harding
frequently has told his friends that
he did not regard direct debate as
course as conforming with the
practices of presidential contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
WRANGEL TO HEAD
REPUBLIC FORMED
OF RUSSIAN STATES
New Federation Reported
Now to Be in Process
of Organization.
REGARDED AS RESTORATION
OF KERENSKY GOVERNMENT
Would Have Force of $4,000
Men to Hurl Against
Soviets.
tBy Universal Service }

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA new and
powerful federation, by which White
Ruthenia, the entire Ukraine, all tho
Cossack territory between the Sea o,
Azov and the Voiga, and all tho ter
ritory now held by General wrangel.
will be organized into the United
States OF Russia, will shortly be an
nounccd, IL was learned officially to-
dag. The territory thus embraced in
cludcs roximatcly threc-sevcnths
OF all the population OF Europcan
Russia.
The frs; president OF the new re-
public, Ii is expected here. will he
General Wrangel. who proposes i'm
mediatcly the military forces Of the
various states arc combipcd, to
make a general attack upon the
Soviets. For this purpose he will
have approximately $4,000 troops. the
most formidable army ever assem-
bled to combat Leninc and Trotzky.
General wranGel, who proposes. i'm
active cooperation of General SEM
inor. now in command of a large
force in Siberia.
United States Is Interested.
SO intense Is the interest o. the
United States in General wransel
that it sent Admiral Newton a. Nc
Gully and Colonel w. y. Castle. to
inspect his entire front. They have
just returned. to Constantinop,c.
The political result Of the pro-
posed new federation, it was explain
cd in Official circles here today, will
be the practical restoration OF tho
kcTensky government under more
popular name.
The government. which is still
officially represented by an Ambassa-
dor, Boris Bakhmcten, in Washing
ton. is the only one tho United States
has recognized since the days of the
Car.
The United States and the allies
arc convinced that tho psychological
moment for the success of a fedora
ton has now arrived. The Lenine and
Trotzky government is believed at
the State Department, TO he OF tho
verge OF collapse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Nominee Declares All Ma
TONS Detestable Influ- =
ences Back G.. O. p.
SAYS "PRO-GERMAN" PARTY
FURNISHED AID TO KAISER
Such Men Are Thick on Muster
Rolls of Hays Money
Diggcrs."
HAS STRENUOUS DAY IN ONO
Immense Crowds Greet Candidate
as Hc Campaigns In His
Homo State.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 1i.-Gov-
ernor Cox, in an address here Thurs
day night, attacked Senator Hard
ins's support as embracing the most
motley array of questionable group
influences that ever were behind n
candidate-an array that to survey
brings the crimson flush OF humilia-
tton to an American
Cox then designated the in
flucnccs" as follows:
Tho "rcactionary party OF this
country" the "pro-Gcrman party
whose members opposed our success
full prosecution of the war and gave
secret sympathy and aid to the de-
posed Kaiscr;" the italian party"
the "low-wage party, an organization
with a definite understanding that
the wages must come down TO the
levels OF 1896 or 1905" the suppress
sion party" who would deny liberals
the right TO express themselves" the
Greek party and tho Bulgarian
party with common purpose TO pun
ish those who considered the well
fare of the world above national
!stic ambition:" the 'bayonct party
which believes martial law is 4
solvent for all industrial disputes"
Thick On Hays Muster Rolls.
IT have encountered it's members"
said Cox. land they are thick on the
muster rolls OF VIII II. Hays money
diEGcrs."
Then proceeding with tho arraign-
ment, Cox added the following to the
N fn hn hNi II In az
Harding:
The atavistic party. going back to
the economic fantasy that the for
cigncr pays tho tax" the "nationali-
cation party, whose creed is selfish
hess. This party would prevent the
hearing of the case of oppressed peo-
pies of tho world IN tho court OF pub
lie opinion and deny to Egypt. South
Africa and Ireland the right to press
their claims for local selfdctermina-
tion;" the Liberty bond specula tor
party now arranging some coup in
those securities to the prejudice OF
Taxpayers" tho anti Federal reserve
act party, which would destroy this
Legislation" the 'proiitecrinE party"
the "antileague OF nations party.
possessing perfect understanding
with Senator Harding that he is to
scuttle every plan looking to inter-
national peace" the munitions max
ing party ready and eager TO en-
broil the world in fresh wars" a
branch OF this party known as
Mexican Intervention party. wish
Ing to secure q President complaccnt
to it's wishes who will barter the
lives OF American boys for conCcs.
yions in MeXico:" the African
American party. whose hyphcnatcd
activity has attempted to stir up
trouble among negroes upon false
claims that il can bring social equal
Ny.
Eermed DeccitfuI Wnr Agencies.
The facts" Cox declared, he would
refer ito any body OF impartia! in
vestiEators 10 ascertain the truth or
falsity OF the. assertions" lie made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
ALDERMEN TO RECONSIDER
HIGHER PAY ORDINANCE
Special Session Called for This
Afternoon by President
Adams.
MAYOR, BACK, URGES ACTION
Concurrence Today or Rccommit-
ment OF tho Bill to Committee
for Restoration TO the Original
Form Predicted.

Following the return OF Mayor
Ainsl!e to tho city and "a brief con-
ference between the Mayor and
President William H. Adams, OF the
Board o: Aldermen, a special meet
ing OF the Board TO be held this
afternoon at o'clock was called by
ar. Adams. Reconsideration OF the
ordinance increasing the salaries of
tho departmental directors OF the
city government is the stated obicc,
Of tho meeting.
The ordinance failed OF passage
last Tuesday because o, the absence
OF Alderman Julian r. winfrcc. who
had expressed himself in favor of
the proposed increases. The measure
lacked one vote OF the necessary two
thirds. II is known shat opposition
10 the measure In the Board of Al
dcrmcn was based on the change
made in the Finance Committee room
from the recommendation of Mayor
Ainsl!c. Members OF the Board who
were willing 10 conccdc the increases
recommended b. the Mayor baked
a; the increases recommended In ad-
dit!on by the Finance Committee. the
committee having added the Direc-
tor OF Finance and tho Director OF
Law to tho list OF bcncficiarics.
Mayor Ainslic evidently rcfraincd
from advising the Council with refer
ence TO the latter two directors be-
cause the appointment of the heads
Of the departments OF Finance and
Law arc not within his province. lie
could not in good taste advise tho
Council in regard TO the two direc-
tors who are elected by the Council
Members OF the committee. however
thought the directors were entitled
to higher pay and voted TO include
them in the Mayors list.
II is probable that the Board OF
Aldermen will today either concur
win the Common Council in granting
the increases or will rccommit tho
ordinance TO committee with n view
TO having the measure restored tc
its original form, which will NEAR
dropping the directors OF the De.
partment OF Law and Department OF
Finance from the list
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
BRITISH COAL MINERS
VOTE FOR STRIKE BIZ
MAJORITY OF 453,67O
VIII Walk Out Tomorrow
Night TO Enforce Wage
DeniaIld.
. lBy Universal Ssrv!ce,l

LONDON. oct. l4.-Thc British coal
miners, whose product is the founda-
ton OF all manufacturing in Great
Britain and OF about half that of
Continental Europe. will go on strike
Saturday night to enforce their de-
mand for an increase in wages of 40
cents per day.
The decision was made today when
the votes werc counted, 635.09S for
the strike and Isles against it, Il
majority of 453.670 for. The decision
was made by the men. This was to
satisfy the government statement OF
several weeks ago that the original
decision to strike was due largely
to tho number of boys under 81 who
voted. An overwhelming mn jority OF
tho men whose votes have just been
counted are the heads OF families,
This fact lent significance 10 the
statement OF Herbert Smith. vice
president OF the Federation OF Min
ers. that nothing but starvation
would beat them.
The strike has tho aspect OF being
the most epochal in the history of
trades unionism. The total number
of miners involved is 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
UNCOVER PLOT TO BLOW UP
PRISON AND FREE CONVlCTS
Portsmouth pcnitentInry Kcepcrs
Find Rifles md Explosives
Hidden Under Walls.

BY Associated Press.
KINGSTON. ONTARIO, Oct. IA
plot TO effect the wholesale escape
of prisoners in Portsmouth Peniten-
tiary and then blow UP the prison
with n!troGlycer!n was thwartcd
here today.
Prison officials acting on warn
ing that an attempt would be made
to free the convicts, tore down por-
tions of the penitentiary wall and
uncovered store of rifles. shotguns
and ammunition. with enough OF the
explosive TO have destroyed the
structure.
Authorities who made the discovery
declared their belief that the plot
was about to be put into execution
prisoners freed. keepers slain and
the prison blown up. Four convicts
known to be exceptionally dangerous
have been placed in solitary con.
finement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
LEON DURAY DRIVES
LOCAL CAR IN BEST
Time AT FAIR RACE
Nosed Out by Inches in
Ten-Mile Atlantic
Sweepstakes.
is LAST OF SIX CARS
TO CROSS STARTING LINE
Frenchman in Kline's Jimmy
Jr." Makes Track History
Here.

Ey his driving yesterday in tho
ten-milc Atlantic sweepstakes, the
concluding event OF the Virginia
State Fair auto racing program. Leon
Duray. French speed marvel. proved
himself 10 be undcniably in the
ascendant among racing drivers IN
this country.
Though his car was not in position
at tho start of tho race. he came
within twelve inches of nosinS out
Al Stricgcl In n Briscoe. Duray was
driving Jimmie, Jr., Kline car loan
cd him by James a. Kline, OF this
city. by reason Of the accident We'd
ncsday morning to his own car. The
time OF the race was 1910 rs. The
crowd, n banner ono for State Fair
closing day. was completely carried
Off its feet by the contest between
Duray and Striegel in the last race.
They had i; between them from the
nth mile on, when Duray displaced
tho oval at tho present time. who
third in the money.
Takes "Bitter with sweet"
The race preceding the sweep
y
was so ,ickled at being back on the
track after his unexpected bad luck
with the crankshaft OF his own ma
chino that all he said when consolcd
for the narrow margin by which lie
lost the sweepstakes was: ANY ono
knows that we have TO take the Bit
ter with the sweet" Tho crowd
sccthcd with applause and admira-
tion for the grim faced French
driver who has easily stood first In
popular estimation during the meet
just ended.
The local Judges made no protest
over the action OF the I. NJ. c. 4.
starter in letting the cars get away
! without allowing time for Dursy to
| reach the line with the others. as tho
A 4. a. racing rules leave the mat
, ter of starting entirely to the dis
cretion of the starter, after which
time the jurisdiction of the judges
| begins. Duray nearly ran out of gas
in the race preceding the sweepstakes
| and was having his tank filed when
| the other five entries were called
| out to the line.
Disb-ow and sig. Haughdahl in
Essexes; Toft. in Mooney. and King.
| in n King special. were the ether
entries. Toft and Haughdahl dropped
out a: the fifth and eighth miles.
respectively. The former lost his
right rear shoe.
Once or twice ii seemed as il the
tire. and Striegel. too, had his bad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
TWO MORE GINS BURN AS
COTTON PRICE WAR RACES
Plants at Wichita Falls, Texas, and
in Tennessee Fired Mt Loss
OF $3j,OOO.
WARNINGS ARE DIsREGARDED
Inccndiarism Blamed OH More
Radical Element Among Farmers
Protesting Against Failing Fig
urc for South's Staple Crop.

DALLAS. TEXAS. Oct. 1.-THE
South's cotton price war. flaming
anew. was believed by authorities
Thursday TO have caused inccndiary
burning OF two more cotton gins.
Gins a. Wichita Falls, Texas. and
in Fayette County. Tennessee, were
fired, the loss from both totaling
about $4,000. Authorities at both
places were investigating on the the
ory that the gins were fred.
Destruction OF gins in the last few
days climaxed a strenuous protest the
Southern planter has registered
against accepting falling price for
his cotton. The inccndiarism, how
ever. was blamed on tho moro radi-
cal elements among farmers protest
ing. the majority OF cotton growers
condemning tho direct action and
in many cases attempting action to
check tho alleged campaign of de-
struction.
Vigilance committees have been or
ganizcd In somo parts OF the South.
while in numerous places gins arc
heavily guarded. as warnings contin-
ucd TO be posted that gins would be
burned IL they continued TO produce
cotton before It reaches 40 cents a
pound
Few GinS Close.
Gins In some sections were closed,
needing the warnings, while other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
BRITISH SOLDIERS KILL
TWO IN DUBLIN DISORDER
Firing Follows Attempted Raid by
Military on store Owned by
Sim Feiners.
Icy Associated Press.


DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-two persons, a
boy OF IS years and another civilian.
were killed. and four others wound
ed. including a policeman on duty,
when soldiers with two lorr:es and
an armorcd car attempted TO raid
building containing tailoring
store on Talbot Street this afternoon.
Other deaths are expected.
y crowd collected when the raid
ing party appeared and the military
fearing an attack, fred volleys.
The tailoring store is owned by
two leading Sim Feiners, one OF
whom. Thomas Hunter, is a member
of the British House OF Commons.
Civilians attacked an armorcd car
at Phibsborough Road. Dublin. this
afternoon. During the lighting a
soldier was wounded and a civilian
is reported to have been killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
C0NFERS U. S. DECORATIONS
ON FRENCH NAVAL OFFICERS
Ambassador Wallace Acts for Cow
ernment In IIonorinE Heroes of
Sister Republic.
tBy Associated Press.

IBy ASsOciated Prcss.J
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE first United
states naval decorations ever dis
tributed abroad were conferred to-
day by the American ambassador,
Hugh G. Wallace. OH behalf OF his
government, on moro than 100 French
naval officers.
: Among them wero vlcc-Admiral
Lacazc. former Minister OF Marine;
Vice-Admiral Ronarch, commander
of the French marines. who were the
heroes of tho great fight at Dixmuda
in 1914. md Vice-Admiral Jaures,
brother OF Jean Jaures. tho Socialist
leader. who was assassinatcd on the
tbs owe OF mobilization In 1914.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
ARMENIAN AND TURKISH
FORCES CLASH IN BATTLE
Come Together no Miles Southwest
OF EliznbethpoI-ResnI
Not known.
BY Associated Press.1


CoNSTANTINOPLIs. Oct li.-Seri-
ous clashes have already occurred in
the war between the Turkish Nation
alists and the Armenians. News of
these reaching here has created a
profound impression upon the Arme-
man colony.
The Nationalists. the reports state,
attacked Armenian forces in tho re-
sion Of Nakhichevan. 10 miles
southwest OF Elizabethpol, but the
result OF the attack is not yet known.
Tho NationalIsts. however, arc
known to have occupied the Kars-
Hadan region. in the district south
east OF Batum.
Armenia. has appealed to the al
lied powers and to Greece In partic-
uiar for assis1acs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Roosevelt Challenges
Coolidge to Debate
(By Associated Pre,.1

EVANSVILLE, IND, Oct. H.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt TONIGHT
challenged Governor Coolidge to
= Joint debate ON the league OF
nations, "any time, any place."
The challenge was contained In q
telegram addressed to Senator Pnt
Harrison, chairman of the Demo-
cratic national speakera' bureau.
which Mr. Roosevelt read before
an audience which packed the
Coliseum here tonight. 1t said,
"Have just read OF your oner
for Joint debate between Governor
Cox md Senator Harding In or
der 10 make stiIl more clear the
defense In their positions ON the
league of nations. Why leave me
outf I would he charmed TO dis
cuss the iensuc md lots OF other
things with Governor Coolidge
nny time. any place. I authorize
you to act as my second and to
attend to tho prcllminarIes."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
500 DYNAMITE STICKS
FOUND NEAR NEW YORK
shanty on DucisWheat Island Holds
Explosives That May Solve
Recent Outrage.
fBy Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Tcn cases,
containing about 500 sticks of dyna-
mite, were discovered in wooden
shanty on Buckwheat Island, off
Staten Island Wednesday afternoon.
il became known today. Two OF the
cases had been opened and part of
the contents removed. The discov-
cry. the police hope. may give them
q lead in solving the Wall Street en-
plosion.
There wero no marks on the
boxes, II was said, by which the
owners or the manufacturer could
be identified. The dynamite was
brought to Manhattan by Federal au-
thoritics. who are trying to ascertain
how the dynamite got TO the island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
UNIDENTIFIED MEN FORCE
WAY INTO PASQUALE HOME
Bert Ipdilse, Watchmnn, and AThe
Crnnk's" bulldog Drive
on Iutrudera

EGG HARBOR CITY, y. J., Oct. Il.
-Four unidentified men today forced
an entrance into the New Gretna
home of Augusta Pasquale. "The
Crank" alleged confessed kidnap per
of thir.een-month-o old Blakcly Cough
lin, and attacked Bert Updikc. watch
man. Updike was badly beaten be-
fore Pasquale's bulldog, adopted by
Updike, drove Off the men.
The strangers made n hole in the
wall Of THE Cranlk's" home and re-
moved some articles, believed to
have been money or papers.
Pasquale is being held in Pennsyl-
vania as result Of his confession
that he smothcred the baby during
the kidnapping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
MORGAN IS READY TO PAY
HALF-BILLl0N LOAN TODAY
Ranking Firm Announces Arrange
ments to Take Up AnElo-French
Papcr.
tBy Associated Press j

NEW YORK. Oct. lit was an
nounced at the banking house OF J..
p. Morgan &c Company late today
that tho firm is ready to pay the
$500. 100000 Anglo-French loan ma
turing tomorrow.
1t was said that more than $780,
100000 will be paid In cash. Tho re-
manning amount of tho issue has
been handled In tho open market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Convict Revenue Agents slayer.

CLEVELAND. GA, Oct. 1i.-John
Farmer was convicted here tonight Of
the murder. June 13, OF w. r. Dor
sey, revenue agent. during raid. The
jury recommended mercy. which
means life sentence. Dorsey was
shot and killed and his assistant. Ed.
Carpenter. and Farmer. were wound
ed In the affr&.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
GOVERNOR APPEALS
THAT PEOPLE STUDY
LEAGUE OCTOBER "a
Sunday Was Chosen Because
Of Peace Corenant's
Sacred Character.

An appeal that Sunday, October "a,
be set apart as n day to study the
league of nations WAS issued to the
people OF Virginia yesterday, by Gov
ernor Wcstmorcland Davis. Because
of the sacred character OF the cove
nant of the league, Sunday was chos-
en- as the day to be so set apart.
Governor Davis followed the re-
quest OF the League of Nations Day
Committee. that Il day be designated
for such purpose. BY his action he
sets an example for Governors OF
other States. II may be interpreted
also as rebulling Governor Coolidge.
OF Massachusetts, who denounced the
league as Il partisan issue.
The appeal is as follows:
To the People OF Virginia:
In response to Il request from the
League Of Nations Day Committee. I
am urging our people to set aside
Sunday. October "a. 1920, as League
of Nations Day." for the study Of
the covenant of the league. so that
they may upon such an important
subject act with intelligence and pa
triotisnl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
WOULD ENABLE AMERICA
TO SELL COTTON TO EUROPE
Federal Financial Authorities
Give No Encouragement to
Farmers Delegates.
PLAN DECLARED WORKABLE
Former Managing Director Meyer,
OF New York. Favors Move TO
Relieve Agricultural Interests.
Davis Appeals for Farmers

Federal neserve Hoard, washias-
ton. ID. &.
ments he made TO finance farmers
In their extremity. Agriculture
is basic. and, na 1t proApers, 80
fnres the nation.
wESTMORELAND DAVIS.
Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Irish Loan $4,000.

DUBLIN. Oct. 1.-THE Sim Fein
tonight Issued n detailed statement on
tho amount received at headquarters
from ireland, Great Britain and
Franco for tho republican loan. The
total reached approximately f372.oo0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Poles CAPTURE MolodecLnu.

WARSAW. Oct. li.-Molodechno.
forty miles northwest of Minsk. has
been captured by the Poles. according G
10 advices received here today.
Near korostcn. the advices add, the
Poles captured 1000 prisoners. twelve
cannon, forty machine guns. and
large quantities OF war materials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
French Specialist Hastens
to Greek Kings $ Bedside

ATHENS. Oct. IA French
specialist, Dr. Vidal, has arrived
here I'm reSponso TO an urgent
sumnsous 20 attend King AIezan-
der. who uns recently bitten by
pet monkey.
The King II In a very neriou.
condition. DIR. Sidni snid after his
hrst oonsultntion With tho patton.
Tho physician relies ON AIexan-
der's stronE constitution to pull
him through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
FATAL STRIKE IN ITALY
Many Persons Killed and Others
Wounded I'm Two-Hour
Outbreak
fEy Associated Press. ]

LONDON. Oct. 15.-Many persons
were killed and others wounded at
various places In Italy during n two
hour strike Thursday. says dispatch
to the London Times from Rome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
STREET CAR TICKETS

riders in tho banking district, the
Bank of Commerce and Trusts, Ninth
and Main Streets. is selling tickets
In hook form--50 tickets for S3.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
wEsTMoRELAND DAVIS.

Governor.
The Governor was the recipient OF
many congratulations when his ac-
tion became known.
James Purcell. chairman OF the City
Democratic Committee, advocates a
general display of flags on League
of Nations Day.
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