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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch. Sept. 3. 1870,

The citizens of HcnricO County, or Il goodly
"a barbecue, cockfight and political meeting at
Il barbecue, CocfiNSht and political meeting AT
jimmy Throgs. on the River Road, yesterday.
One cock was killed five sheep and several
shoats were devourcd and stirring speeches
were made by Major Cnrrington Major Court
ney John u. Mordccai and f. a. Atkinson, Jr.
\ fire which broke out about o'clock yes
tcrday morning in the bakehouse in rear OF
the confectionery store of Christian thinner,
1913 Main Street, caused a loss of about Sl2,-
900 before IL was put out.
The first regular meeting of the Richmond
Mechanics Trades Union. held last night at
Many new members were init led and dues
were promptly paid.
Justice Whites court is doing n fine paying
business. Fines imposed in August amounted
10 $5G2lo OF which there were collected
S5i3.3i. Outstanding fines collected in August
q les for the wilfuI. silly and vicious to get
sunk. fan out and fight
Intcrna, revenue collections for this district
in August amounted to s230.122.06.
Portraits of the sovcrc!gns of France and
Prussia and the generals who have dstin-
gmishcd themselves on both sides are on sal
in this city and are going lively.
The finest crop OF tobacco ever raised in
Pittsylvania County is being cut by the
farmers there.
c. ~ stonehurntI and j. D. Pemoeiton have
assumed editorial management of the St1untoH
Nrgntan.
Strasbourg letters continue TO complain of
tho Prussians firing on private houses. The
French commander there announces he de-
termination OF the people burn the city
rather than to SUI render IL.
a dispatch from Florknvi,c. Bois.nn,, says
tho French have been badly beaten On ths
dH. b vi - o la l. I'd y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
orr OWN HESuE-A.
TO u Dead Dog.
by HENRY EDWARD WARN
October is. 1910

October u.s. 1910
Poor Tiee is dead alas, poor Tige! Unlucky
the day
y great big bulldog came and chewed his lit
tie soul away!
lie "A nrst-cass. sober dog: lie never had
jag.
quite wag.
lie often fell and hurt himself while playing
IN the dark,
But though he often barked his shns. he never
skinned his bark
heard once of another dog. killed in crowd
ed street
The butcher ground him head to TAIL and .hus
made both ends meat
This Will not be the with Tise. however
for mind
Tina, he. like other gentlemen was quite OPP
posed to grind.
He was sort OF friendly inn for insects when
he died.
And many ii homeless. friendiess found
shelter in his hide.
We never noticed. when he lived. the things
notice now:
We never hard him say: Boo hoo" lie always
said "Iow-wow.'
So poor old Tige is gone: elias! that such a
thing should be-
he didn't see the bulldog come. though once
he went to sea.
And here upon his tomb place some flow
crs rich and rare
Although he never ate them here. perhaps
he'll like them. There!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
,ro,,.,,. 900 ~ ""'"'

posi- rs S9s,0mnry FOR doctor TO conduct the
maniike hnisn. But i am going to do the post :
novelty of the thing \ reader whose family
mad inmnenza. writes in part;
band, on whose lung the doctor found spot
after after he mud been IN bed four days; So Inc
doctor cautioned him not TO get out Of bed. But
on the foilowins uny. with has temperature loo
he wen, TO the Dashroom and shaved That
might his temperature Went up to lGl and the
consultation with pr c.... and with DR..
hrse day su' IN Eo you Of III ne Il
zen from eYposnre in crossing the hall to the
DIDN'T nave enough fresh air: il vas bitter
SOD tl ana ma, strons wind and thought it un
aay in MS 81 years, and had done hard farm
Moral: Doctors orders should he oheyed.
SoiIg employ a doctor If you do not intend TO
In this autopsy we encounter n very com
o raSr m e ssme of nn ne fear of fresh air
PneumGnin in, has several titles. Lung fever
Ultra scientific doctors nave even nrcposed
Mainna,lon but This is too ugly Il word Pleuro-
ehS9m1na ~, is r also an old term for 4.
bran nn .os Of tn the lung rovGring mem
oonfouuded pneumonia with pleurisy and
wasn't so far wrong al that. Lobar pncu-
meaning that the Inflammation is usually i'm.
lied 10 one or more entire lcbes OF the lung
the right lung has three lobes the Ieft ttvn
Lung fever is the most satisfactory name he :
cause the general fever and the general svs J.
te"!ic poisoning that characterizes pneumonia
- Inc important feature OF the disease not
the degree of involvement Of the lung Tho
seriousness OF lung fever lies in tho injury
ne poisons or toxins OF the pneumonia germ
U'heuinococcuSD do the heart and the nervous
system III the patient dies he >uccumts usual
y TO me erect OF this poisoning OF his sys-
tt"l' put IL manifested in heart exhaustion or
y, n, eNha ustion OF the nervous system su,foca
tor in lung fever.
There is another disease Of very d!neren,
l%pe unfortunately also called pneumonia
rms is broncho pneumonia better known 10
me older physicians as capillary bronchitis
ind 10 sun older ones as sunocative ca,arrh.
incnt is the determining factor. and the sys-
,e'nlc state is largely secondary Rroncho.
p ,nou ma is usually gradual development
not Rroncho pneumonia is essen,inlIy n
nr3nchiiis extending down into the very finest
tubos and then some Lung fever is indo.
pendent of bronchial Inflammation
Questions and Answers
Early Signs Of cancer--G am an unmarried
woman aged 80. For the past six months
mere has been hard lump in my left breast
~ mas never hccn sore or painful Eut my
1's,"r ,rics 70 Keen me worried about IL. Should
Answer--No 90 TO your doctor and find out
condition is foolish II may ii"6 Sc '"pp TnSn
ana hsain II mas be cancer ANY lump de-
even tHoush II be painless. suggests possible
cancer This is particularly the case II the
SN!h over the lump appears drawn in or seems
s sbnn,a TO me nndSrlyinS lump Women
early stage and fair hone OF cure hinges
on surgical ircatniea, applied in that stage
?i'if = Your physician an1 find o.,i. This is
he"iI and money economy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
A Daily Once-Over
Exercise and Stny Young
Bi J. J. MUNDl.

Mir TAKE. Easy. you have been heard to
Speak s!iEhiinSiy Of The man Of your age who
plays ball, tennis, quo!ts, golf and games OF
TINS nature.
Oh may ihinE he has never matured is Sill
Hlddish. mentally undcveiopcd.
NHd what do yOU do in your leisure time hun
i""n-, or GruinHlc about your manifold all
incntS2 49,
NnI many OF Your ailments are due to ;iir
i""t thht you ar" too lazy take the exercise
NECESSARY 10 Keep YOU in good condition.
!! YOU through physical disability cannot
q" me things which man of ,our wears
Of it. ~
fon should regret that you are not as well
pItAcTEtu az an old man, IL you L.. and
n"t MINK OF beiiitiinG the man vino through
iortL!y himself in time against the wnnin.
tjmr OF lic
start n"w while YOU 10 build up so that
YOU need not become helpless and burden to
S"uGsc!! ana TO those who take care OF you
Don't allow yourself to drift to a tottering
"a axe Just because YOU afraid someone
WE mink you are frittcring your lime in
t.h Mh"!1s"ng exercise and keep il up
'i'ih'n!!y and be happy.-copyright 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
SHOW LARGE INCREASE
Figures for July Mike Zig Increase
over Corresponding Month OF
Inst Year.
10y Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-Expor;s
OF the United States to the principal
countries OF the world during July
totaicd $65l.3Sl.S27. an Increase %
Ss2,63i3l2 over the correspondents
period last year. according to De
partment OF Commerce hgurcs pub
lished today. Imports for the same
month amounted 10 1897, i7G35l, an
increase Of Sl33.i2i,2Sl over July.
1919.
For tho FIRST seven months OF this
year exports totaled si.S9?,25i u
compared to Si,G2G.l09,265 in 1919.
while imports totaled S5.isl93S.3'9
compared to sl,35 25I.3G2.
totaltd Si2s, S94,ai5 compared to
500, 233,a2i last year; Canada. S3s,-
lS4.422: France, S5S,o6l BOD; ArEcn-
tina. SI5,3?3.o2i; Brazil, Ss,7iC.Ii5;
Chile s5,235,190. and Uruguay. So.
2ll,5lS Imports from Cuba tota!cd
sllS.GSi.356. Great Britain. SIC
52s,G62: Canada. sl2.7.o.i2o; Japan,
S32.7ii. i63. france. Sl6,3h2,695. Ar
gentina tl>.502.22T. Brazil, $23,-
l22.SOO; chile. S1,j2i.iS5, and uru-
quay. $2,6p7.5IT
imports from Germany during
July totaled Sl0,i36.o22 compared %
seal. 1865. while exports To that couI-
try reached $2S,021,G2l compared TO
S2,i26,5t2 last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03

regard "
Where there is decent Difference and
courtesy, some kind of appearance of personal
interest anu consideration aud honest desire to
W. serEiee' nobody besrudges tip to the rawest
'teeHty captured and converted field hand
"no eiunpS about II country hotel TO the most
ihs'ucquate young woman who stumbcs over
sou' chair leg and falls into your food at Il
r ar, or Inc greenesi little darkey who care :
.uiiS olacks the white socks in summer and
hesiecls The muddy heels in winter. People
are willing to reward faithful intent even in
me race OF caiamtous performance. But when
inu"epuacy is Joined TO Indifference. when fail
ure ana insolence kiss each other and bad
manners ana bad service come hand in hand
me public should assert itself and make itself
felt.
, we cannot be rid of the tipping system.
Aost OF us do not wish TO be rid Of it. Just
:" ieW OF us by some determine ton and dis
summation can establish in the most
oo'use mihds the principle that the tip is re-
maIu Tor serving or genuine attempt
anu please; is the rrudged, unacceptable
'ioute OIL helpiessness 10 power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
GERMANY WILL NOT FIGHT
WITH. SOVIET GOVERNMENT
Given Chance to Join Reds Against
Western Powers, but Take
Wiser Course.
he Associated Press. |

BERLIN, Sept DIR. Walter ST.
nous the Foreign Minister. address
ing The l,cichstag foreign affairs
committee today. declared he had been
urged to coliaboratc with the Russian
BoIsheNis,s against tho western pow
crs as means of breaking the bonds
imposed by the treaty OF Versailles,
but that after mature reflection he
had rejected this course.
nj We had followed these cXhorta-
tons" said the Foreign Minister,
"Gcrmany would Immediately have
become - ihoatcr of war. Further
more the disastrous consequences
which Eolshcvism might be expected
10 bring with IL would have fallen
Win double force upon Germany"
nr. Simons said proposals also have
been made that Germany cooperate
with the western powers against RUS
Ain. which he considered an equally
impossible course.
No power at war with Soviet Rus
STA the Foreign Minister added.
need count upon our support"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
GUARANTEE TO RAILROADS
INCREASES PUBLIC DEBT
Adds $i01,755,OOb to Gross Obiiga.
tion of Nation, According to
Treasury Figures.
10y Associated press.I

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.--Eederal
suarnntee OF railroad earnings re-
debt OF s10l.755 COO during August.
according 10 Treasury figures issued
Goday. showing the nations gios3
debt TO he $2i,324,G72.0UO
treasury records charge the In
crease, in the public deb, 10 an issue,
gu SSttificaies OF indcbt educss Of
Tered August IL, sold to cover pay
inent 70 the railroads under the guar
ahtcc provisions OF the trausporta-
Advances to the carriers. against
pronable deficits during the month.
were SAID by Treasury officials ia
nave reached nearly 100000. 900 and
y" luis basis there would have been
a s''Sh. reduction in the public debt
hah not the earnings guarantee been
Payments to the roads In Angus,
uocS not correctly indicate thu.
amount 10 which they will be en-
u,itu wien hnal accounting Cor
~" olN months period OYER which
, iht Eu'rahtee extended Is made. II
WIS ahucd AS result. the drain
on me treasury probably viii con
believed it would he possible IN cIn.,r
up All transaction with the raIlrooJs
with the exception OF the rcvoivI",s
fund BY The opening OF the nnw car
The figures made public todn>
SHOW The redemption Hf npproxi,
inatcly S2.500.OOD in Liberty henJ.
during the last thirty DAYS. ahni,,
5ibo0,cOo OF which were OF thc.thlra
loan. 49,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
IS GREAT FORWARD STEP
IN HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC
students Stud,ing Under Private
IhtorS fn Receive Credit for
WORK AccoImnlInhcd.

one OF the greatest forward strides
IN nigh school music in recent years
Us the plan by which pupils who arc
studying music under private teach
ers may receive high school credl,
toward graduation Tor work accom- :
pushed. announced by Supe.inicnh-
cni y. IL I'M yesterday
tft; Idea hfs been adopted in
one form or another by several elites
and by seward states. \ number %!
uniNcrgitics givc credi, for music.
ihe Cn!ycrS OF Nirgjnia. il ~
SAID, VIII tn.s year give music
Three years ago Richmond intro
duced Il plan which applies to piano
study only The course was LAID ni!t
hS Il committee OF piano teachers APP
p"!ttcd by tile Piano Teachers AS
ISOLATION. This plan. with II few
necessary changes, now liz in use and
Is SAID TO be approved by the best
teachers -.of the city, II provides
tndt pup!ls who wish 10 continue
their piano work In "A thorough man
ner after entering high school. may
choose music as one OF their elective
atuiIes ana continue to pursue II Hn-
der the private teacher OF their
choice, receiving the same credit as
Tor any other high school study The
plan releases the pupil from one pc
r!oi IN school every day for the
study Of music.
Details may he obtained al John
Marshall High school from Waiter
Mercer or Leslie +. Watson. after
school opens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
The Poets Corner
Tic Porch CamnnIrn.

No, Louella. it is nothing but the
signing of the breeze
Through the green and leafy hedges,
through the shady maple trees.
Nothing but reverbcration through
the wide and spacious reach
OF the porch where Harding gathers
when he wants to make Il speech.
IL is not applause exactly, though
perhaps you think it's that.
For the clamor would not vary were
he talking through his hat.
Vagran, breeze and party booster
never care single whit
III speech is just palavcr void of
reason and Of wit.
Breeze will blow and booster marvel
while upon the porch lie stands,
And they'd do the same, Louella, were
he standing on his hands.
That's the way with these here
porches; 1t Is very comfy there,
But somehow. II seems to us, dear,
they don't got you anywhere.
a Pullman platform is the kind of
norch that gets you on your way
To Washington, District OF Columbia.
--clark McAdams. in st, Louis Posts
Dispatch, 3-si !, 3 rs;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
The Weather
GFurnis .eG sY U. s. wenthcr Bureau,
Forecast; Virginia.
Continued copl Friday
and Saturday.
Sorth Carolina-Gen-
orally fair Friday and
Saturday. Moderate
Local Tempcrntur, Yesterday

!, Local. Tcmpcrmturc Yesterday.
t.. 81. ttmperaIurc. .........'.. 2
MaAlllulii tt mporaturc to p.M. Il
minimum tcniperaturc to l.. " 80. h
Mean ,eaiDerdiurr yesterday ........
tifoIihai tciilnt raturc Tor this datc....
deficiency sin"" ,,-..,.t '.'''''... a..
deficiency since January i........ 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
Few VIII Go to the po,ls.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
ST-With oni! small minority of the
white women % The South wanting the vote.
only small number OF them VIII go the
polls, the majority OF Southern women. God
bless them have the birth the breeding. and
The standing and too much sclf-rcspcct to want
10 mix up in politics, and become unwomanly.
II nrS. Peters. who writes in today's Times
Dispatch, had ever travelled any il would not
hc IN order for word TO traditions and
Chivalri. .hc writer has travelled pretty
near All over tn" United states and also five
turOp' HN countries. and Is fully convinced
mat there is no place on earth that has placed
it's women first in everything that is decent
As has The Sonth. Is to childbirth. the women
THAI are going To vote are not only going 20
take five minutes al the polls. but Will try TO
take Il prominent part in politics and Will hang
around meetings and spcakngs and not only
menace childbirth. but Will also seriously
menace the raising Of the ones they already
have. As TO the poiititiOns that favored suf-
iraGc VIII again say that they were feeble
minded and weak spincd for letting few
women follow them around for several years
trying "a make them vote for suffrage and at
last thcv fell for the line that they were
throwing out. when in their hearts they knew
they were doing the wrong thing
THE. ANTI SUFFRAGE TTE.
Richmond Va, August 81. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
INJUNCTION Restraints
SHIPPING BOARDS ACTION
MOVE To f0rrclOsr blanket Mortgage
Tor s1,0iN,DO L. Halted by
Supreme Court.
~ HNh'N'i Seu ftehs,
kcI{rSErNn>- CO, n

W:AsHINGToN. Sept. Am In
junction restraining the Shippinr.
Hoard from forcciosing n $4,000 oo,,
mor,faEe on the plant OF the puscy
Jones Co.. Wilmington. Del. was
granted today by Justice Slddons In
ne District Of Columbia Supreme.
Court. The action was designed TO
give The company opportunity TO ma
sun against the board with the Court
81 Claims IN connection with counter
I'".nhS arising out Of the comman-
nt"FihS OF the plant by the govern
meat at the outbreak OF ;,e war
The Wilmington shlpbuiidcrs had
thlftS-ipur vessels ON the stocks
when tn. yard was taken over. and
20 iufn!sh funds 10 complete thcs.
The shipping Board advanced 5000.
opo. taking blanket mortgage on
!hc property. The mortgage con-
tanned Il provision that ii could pc
phld "ui OF awards for compensation
from inc government The award
amounted 10 5000, 600. bur deduc-
lions claimed by the Shipping Board
ana protested by the company re-
duc"d IN" amount to less than 81 .0OG
900 Today's action paved the way
Tor IN" REFERENCE" Of the dispute 20
the Court OF Claims
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03

: FRiDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
WATER PLAYS IN CHICAGO'S
LATEST ART MASTERPIECE
Coupled Furnishes Inspiration for
Scuiptnr's Hest work, "rhc
Fountain 0f IImc,u
my Associated Press !

CHICAGO. Sept 2.Thc water
JcSnn today 10 run in the gIgartic
sculpiur. masterpiece. THE -Four
TAIN OF Time carved by Lorats
Tait II stands in the Midway. fac
sculptor has worked on il SIX wear,
Facing the hooded statue or Timc.
thcr" arc on the opposite side OF In.
pool numerous figures Of heroic size.
representing men, women and chill
ur"h Di many types. passing in Pc
"i"w before Time
TAFT said his inspiration was the
couplet:
Time flies, you say? All. no,
Time stays, we co..
TEc work was financed bv n fund
OF INC ChiCAEo Art InsiiIutlnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
PLAN FOR NATIONWIDE
WHEAT POOL is DROPPED
Committee Of National Hoard of Farm
Organizations Say Project May
NlUlhtr Law.
by Associated Press.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Sent. 2.-Dc-
c!hrlnS the project not feasible. the
resolutions committee Of the Ma
tlonhi Board OF Farm Organizations
today rejected a plan drafted in com
nittee Tor the formation OF Il milton
vide wheat pool, to be controlled
by farmers.
], was pointed out 10 the com.
mlttcc members that the prup l.ed
pool might be "A violation II ;h.>
sherman antitrust law The hcs,
farmers could hope for, II was said.
was the right to market their .rui
uCts comparatively.
DELEGATES AT noon went In a body
TO Governor coN'S Office, where hc
democratic nominee talked 10 thrn
on farm issues. ana told ,icrl what
his pol!Cles would he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
ACCEPTS FRENCH DEMANDS
Germany Yields TO Paris fn C0nnec-
ton with Mob Attack

PARIS. Sept. 2.--Germany has ac-
ceptea the French demands concern
ing the incidents at Breslau, which
included an attack by a German mob
on the French consulate at that
place.
DR.. Simons, the German Foreign
Minister Informed the French en-
bassy TO this effect today. The de-
mands differ on one point from those
81. The French government consents
that the regrets OF the German gov
eminent shall he made at the en-
bassy by the prussian Minister OF
Foreign Anairs and Interior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
OPEN NEW TRADE ROUTE
FOR AMERICAN VESSELS
suspuehnnna. Carrying 2,On0 PMS
nchSern From Central Europe.
Sails From DanZIg


NEW YORK. sept 2.--Opcuing Of
new trade route for American YES.
SeIS mas hcen com o!ctcd with the sail
United states Mail Steamship Com
hhny's Suslnehanna, carrying COCO
passengers from al! parts OF Poland
tacCho- Slovahia and other disturbed
Central European areas il was an
n"unccd today. DauziE, Baltic sea
port OF Poland, never before has
been IN regular American steamer
communication with New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
CHINESE JAPANESE PACT
FOR DEFENSE is DISSOLVED
Termination Sought by China After
signing of Versailles Treaty,
bUt Japan Declined.

PEkING. Sept 2.-Dissolution Of
the Chinese Japanese military pact
ter combined wartime defense of
thinaS borders has hccn granted by
Japan, /, was announced today.
China sought termination of the
pact Immediately on the signing Of
the Versailles treaty. but Japan with
held consent. Japan has consented
10 retirement Of Japanese officers who
have been employed as instructors In
the Chinese frontier army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
WILL BE NO REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF FURNITURE
Manufacturers Meeting nj Chnrlottr
Say Cost Has Not
Declined.

CHARLOTTE. y. C.. Sept. THE
southern Furniture manufacturers
Association adjourned It's two days
scss.o today 10 meet mex; in Al
!untic City. The conference was held
Tor The purposc of discussing present
marke; and manufacturing conditions
IN the Industry.
Reports made at the conference in =
dlcated that normal demand for fur
n!thrc may be expected during the
coming fa!l season, with no reduction
IN prices. II was pointed out that
there has been no decline in any pf
the articles Of cost that go into The
lnanuiacturc OF furniture except lum-
her, which WAS said TO have declined
somewhat from the recent peak
prices. hut II was pointed out that
!litle furniture was made on the basis
of these prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
SWEAR IN NEW CABINET
RECONSTRUCTED Spanish Ministry {.
work Toward Settlement of
Industrial Troubles.

l ffy Associated PrcSS
MADRID, Sept. 2.-MembcrS OF the
new Spanish Ministry took the oath
OF Office today, and held their first
meeting. Later Premier Dato made
public a declaration as to the gov
crnmeDts program, saying the prin-
cipal efforts of the Ministry would
be toward a settlement OF industrial
dIlicultics aud proper organization
OF food supplies so that the country
viii enjoy equal distribution. with
the elimination Of profitccring.
I'm all other respects" said tho
statement. the policy OF the govern
mcnt Will he to follow the course
adopted when the former government
TOOK Office. aiming at steady advance
ment along progressive lines"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
5000 PERSONS KILLED AT
NIK0LhlEVSK, HE ASSERTS
Russian I.ossra Were Six Times Those
of Jnpnnrsr, According Ia
JUurnuiist.

TOKYO. Scpt. o-Fiy, Thousand
persons were Killed by partisans at
NiEo!aievsk. according To NJ Mat
vicff. Russian journalist. who has
arrived in Tokyo from :. Visit 10 tho
scene OF The massacre of 500 Japanese
by tile radical Russian factions In an
attack on the Nicolaicvsk garrison
last winter. The Russian losses were
SIN times thosc OF IN" japanese, he
asserted, and declared that J.GG6 nus.
sian survivors carried on by the par
lisanS INTO the Interior. live in con-
siani danger Of massacre