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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Travelling Men Denounce Cannri
In Circulation Reflecting
ON COyernOr COY.

To tho Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch:
Slr.--Ten thousand truths may not
overtake lie but they may push tile
chase until the lie has proved a
Practically. the entire list Of United
Commercial Travellers has been cir
cnlarized by false, propasanda sign
York city. attribatins to Governor
Cox an editorial attack on travelling
men, which has long been repudintcd
and tho use of which In Wholesale
attempt TO prejudice members OF the
u. G. r. In Infamous.
1t Is noticed also that tho nafnc OF
manager OF "The Sample Case" W. Il.
Emerson, OF Columbus: Ohio. appears
on q return card enclosed with the
Selling Cost" editorial. addressed
TO the Harding-Coolldge Travelling
salesman len ~ Club, US It's yiee,presiden'.
political organization Of travelling
saiesmen as It's name implies. It's
tpiy,,ia%s forbid partisan political &C
we We believe. that the vas, majority Of
our fair. minded brothers all over
the country Will condemn this out
rageous and Indecent attempt to use
PURPOSES. and to further the candi-
dacy OF one OF the great party tickets
ny tho circulation OF scurriioup lItcra-
ture among them.
II tho r. Coiernaf, DUPONT matte
were true. but when II ls known to
all reading people as disprovcd
chnard. 1t can meet with neither ex-
cuse nor cStenua.ion.
Party leaders and those In Iea1ue
with them Mt U. c. T., headquarters
must be driven to desperate straits
10 stoop to much measures and we
call upon all OF our fellows. regard
less OF their politics, who believe in
fair play. to repudlnto this scurri-
lous attack on Cox and to call TO ac-
count those within our organization
who may be found responsihle for II.
SIX MEMBERS, u. C. r.
Stnunton. Va. Oct z. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
IRISH RAIL WAY OFFICIAL
FOllS NINE MAIL BANDITS
Creeping Along Trains Footboard,
Trnhic Superintendent Opens Fire
ana ROutB Armed HiRhnnymcn

Il railway traffic superintendent, re,
Gently foiled AN attempt to rob n
mail train ut Drumbar. n lonely halt
on the Donegal Ballyshannon section
from conccalment and hold up the
train crow. Some of them proceeded
to ransaok the mails, but Forbes left
hiH compartment on the offsde of tho
board, revolver in hanc, surprised the
men. who were holding up the
driver and fireman.
Forbes opened fire and tho mon
bolted for tho station waiting-room,
where they returned his shots. Tho
other raiders made off across the
cornnelds. pursued by Forbes. who
captured ono mana and eventually
handed him over to the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Advises Preventive Measures b
.o Taken to Halt Spread of
DiDhthcria

10 tho Editor OF Tho Times Dispatch
Sill read with interest the short
article in yesterdays (Sunday's)
rimes.Dispatch about tho alarming
increase In tho number Of cases of
diphtheria in Richmond. 1t was
stated that every possible effort to
prevent the spread of the malady Ia
being made by tho health doctors"
ne,. ! was unable to discover word
cnso In child. Truo enough, our
esteemed Director OF Public Welfare
"uSlses mo administration OF anti
cipiencE. But that is merely tho GUS
!onnry. stcreotyped patter OF those
somewhat enthusiastically drug
s gers :, who aa,,a are poPularly but erron-
tor" meaning one who teaches, gives
Information or instruction, not medi-
cine or drugB).
every possible EFFORT to prevent The
spread or the malady being made by
the health doctors {who don't ex-
isto! Let US see.
Hlrshbers, OF Baltimore, Informed
tho public that It was extremely easy
10 prevent infection with mcasles-
by the simple use, al garglc. eye
wash. and Internal nose wash, of n
strong solution Of boric acid (about a
tablespoonful to n pint of hot water;
tho solution to be made lukewarm
when used). He asserted that he had
never known case Of measles to
occur in families tho children OF
which used this preventive morning
and evening.
] have repeatedly told parents OF
this potency OF borlc acid: and I
have yet to hear Of case Of infec-
ton with measles when the proven
tive, plus some dietetic advice OF my
own, was used. That advice, Will
say right here, Is to keen salt md
hot drinks from children Mt NIL times,
and particularly when infectious dis
eases. such as measles. whooping
cough, influenza and diphtheria arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

u place the same they are sent to an insane
nasEuhl. The speed mania Is just much Il
a nn l., or insanity as dozens of otherssyou will
n nro,, IN inc asylum and IN many cases 1t is n
great oeal more dangerous"
~ nere Is conclusion reached by the Newport
N ' iresS after digesting tho Virginia cen
ots returns: virginia is now in line for an
, ,ha the state Will have to be redstrictcd by
bers like 1t not"
. INC roanoke Times Is certainly not color
UIno az the following from its editorial coll
u w. VIII snow: 'lt you are blue, remember
Hsoetter IMAM being green; and it's far better
u, wh pe ooth than to be yellow. whether you are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Tho Rubonic Plague.

Mrs. e r NJ: ,Tappahnnnock.The bubon!c
plague is an epidemic disease which has been
very prevalent and terribly destructive in al
since the third century B; c.; and probably
before that time From the discoloration OF
the skin by effusions of blood. which Is char
acteristic OF severe and fatal cases, it became
known as the Black Death. The disease Is UNI
known in the tropics. 1t has prevailed most
extensively in temperate climates, and 1t IL
not OF nfrequcnt occurrence In cold countries
such as Russia, Sweden and Norway. n moist
and moderately warm climate Is most favor
able to It's development. while intense heat or
cold will usually arrest it. The disease
abounds in places where the sanitary condi-
tons are bad, sometimes in the mountains,
wherever the drainage Is poor, the air foul.
the soil saturated with nth, and the houses
mean and overcrowded. Those who use proper
hysienc precamtion not likely TO get the
disease. those who 1.-Two amid good or relatively
good sanitary surroundings have seldom been
its victims. II Is germ disease. Rats and
other rodents are one or tho chief means OF
its communication. Preventive measures con-
sist In destroying rats. and ground squirrels
which also carry the germ bearing flea. In eN-
aiming all passengers and baggage from Sus-
pected ports. in destroying or disinfecting with
live steam all suspicious clothing, bedding and
merchandise. and In applying an emulsion of
Kerosene oil to ALL furniture which Is likely
to harbor hcas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Spirit Of Virginia's Press

T1s %itps dsxn an es va. Of in
s ere 70 recent coed ROADS Meeting held in
ems Of his friends in Psp ana an" a over over
mseiings rallies and '' every con roa
ahis sort OF gathering that had for liz object
by our friends In audabe effort to d., soms
ms OF as haSe vent
our good money. given Of our time. talents and
century we ind ourselves Just about where "v we
started-over mud roads when It is possible
ncsotiate the unfathomable depths. AS some
%@ asF ali ip' ght Sn II ao Of ne
a"yth!ng,' using smng of the day"
tn Newport. News Record is urging tho
r" meetings III TIA, e have been "f@%
for THIS month In that town. to the e.'d ,hat
aens this line in the Record closes nus '''"i ls
III be IL many years. psr oma SeforS tHe Solid
fore the Democrats carry Pennsyivania". R hu
put eTG above party ana
time may come when every State in tho Union
cording to time -honored precedent"
pleased MIN y,rsnlss eenr"s snown s,sNi L
says: There is abundant room for satisfae-
a0Sse ps.ro,s Ssssesss snstns
NeTS illie from tnc QeCaocS small stream OF
INN !erat!on. Virginia has in a ten year perksd
that nas Witnessed the exodus OF many thou
OF the North and Middle West. held her own
and even bettered the accordion Of the decade
1900 1910"
the eraa SnSs
,akSn much st o in the Grand Army Of tho
propaganda. but At the annual meeting Of tint
organization In Indianapolis last week these
Union vcterana OF the War Between the Stats
changed their ritual so as 10 make one sen
tencc Of u read; One country. one langunre
one dag, :" The Herald expresses ts delighf
at that for slogan" and IS especially pleased
with the one language part Of It,
Wjthout explaining swhether II shonld he a
state ,Or Federal institution the Nottou +, "
Record says: "1hS.Eovernment ouRh1 to bwiia
an9ihsane SpeedwtI, and sepd people 10 such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

ciple when its sacrifice stands between him
and his own selfish ambitions. So long as
he thought he stood any chance of prefer
ment ut the hands OF the Democratic party.
lie tactitly lent his influence to creating the
impression on the minds OF the Democratic
masses that he was in full sympathy with the
highest aspirations and the best traditions
OF the party, as we'll as in full accord with
the policies Of the Democratic administra-
ton. When the movement to stampede
Democrats to his support gained no appre-
cable Roadway, he suddenly became q good
Republican and sought recognition a. the
hands OF that party.
In explanation OF his continued support
of the Republican ticket in face Of his
previous attitude of protested devotion to
the league covenant, since its outright re-
lection by tho party's nominee. Mr.. Hoover
insists that Republican leadership and
craftsmanship will carry out their previous
pledges to bring it into effect in the event
OF success at the polls. In this assumption,
which no doubt is used as salve to self
wounded conscience, Mr.. Hoover by implica-
ton. indicts the head of the ticket and tho
Republican organization of u deliberate
conspiracy TO deceive the voters of the coun-
try by misrepresenting their purpose toward
the league. Indeed, his statement amounts
to plain expression of opinion that the
party leadership is absolutely insncere in
10 statements as W NHdl IL lutcnuS 10 90
with the treaty. That Mr.. Hoover can give
his support TO ticket whose appeal for
votes is founded in shocking insincerity on
the one hand, or in base betrayal OF the ma
tional honor on the other, does not COM
mend him as worthy type of political
moralist.
AS to his other excuse that Democratic
administration has been q failure and
therefore, 1t should be retired, such charge
comes with rather bad grace from one who
was so prominently connected with it both
during and subsequent to the war rs to owe
his chief claim to public distinction to the
opportunity thus afforded to bring himself
into notice through execution of defined adj
ministration policies intrustcd to him.
Moreover, the American people have drawn
their own conclusions respecting the eight
years of Democratic administration, which
present a record of progressive achievement
unparalleled by that Of any like period in
the whole history OF governmental opera
ton. including the winning OF the greatest
war that has ever convulsed civilization
from the beginning of history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Hoover a Good Republican

l5HE public will hardly be surprised a,
~ Herbert Hoover's announcement MAI
his support OF the Republican presidential
5ticket will be continued, despite Senator
q HaFdng's nat rejection of the league of ma
lions with or without reservations. His
previous record Of duplicity. in which he
posed as receptive candidate for either
the democratic or Republican nomination
for President, affords convincing proof that
lie is, devoid OF political conviction of sui,
siicient strength and clearncss 10 hold him
I frmiy to tae support OF any defined prin-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
ARGUE !. C. C. RIGHT TO
FIX INTERSTATE RATES
Powers or Federal BODY Over Trnmc
Charges UP On New York

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-Argument
on the right OF tho interstate Com
for rail transportation within the
states began today ut hearing be-
fore tho commission on tho applIca-
tion of the railroads Of New York to
compel the State Public Service Com
mission to. permit an increase in pas
sanEer fares for intrastate traffic
similar to the 20 per cent advance
granted for interstate travel.
"a brief filed by John e. Benton,
general solicitor Of the National
Railway and Utilities Commissioners,
In behalf OF thirtychine State. regu-
Iatory commissions. attacked the
railroads application as an attem pt
to deny to State authorities the right
70 pass or tho reasonabIeness Tor
State traffic of. Increased rates
granted by the commission for in
terstate trafflc. S
Florida. Georgia, kentucky. I.ouls.-
ma. North and South Carolina, were
enonE the bStates whose commission
hled the sbrlef. !, :. z istl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Aladdin "Arnblnn Nights" Hero.

Miss L. r. l.. Iuray.-AladLn Is the hero
of the arabian Nights" tale OF Aladdin and
the Wonderful Lamp" He Is poor boy in
China. who. through strange adventure. gets
properties y chance .reubbns OF tho lamp
calls to His service mighty genius the "slavc
o! the lamp" who quickly brings him to
wealth. The princess is given to him for his
bride and magnificent palace liz built for
him in single night. Later the lamp Is lost
n the absence of Aladdin, through the trick
of the African magician who formerly had
owned It, and who now, as a peddler. offers the
by the agency Of the lamp carries on tho whole
establishment to Africa. but the slave OF the
ring" enables Aladdin to follow and In the end
the magician is slain. the lamp recovered, and
Aladdin, with his homo and bride, returned to
prosperity in China. "Aladdin's lamp" has be-
come proverbal expression.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
PhoBE ORIGIN OF MILLION
DOLLAR FIRE AT CAMERON
some Officials believe MIR Cation
"ze In Texas Wa. Work OF
IncendfnrIen
BY Associated Press

!by associated Press.J
of,In,. MEHON, TEXAS. Oct. 11-An
b bnrn I'M innvestigation was Under way
OF f epaay ITO, 70 determine tho origin
INC COMPRESS and warehouses or Tho
S6oneI hn, COMPRESS Company and
a, ne ti property loss was estimated
some officials believe the fire was
vi incendiary origin, and tho inyesii-
s t; wero giving particular atten
v vros s 40 report that an automobile
h h,ssa speed just before the fire was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Luck.

Luck.
Been out hshn'.
'a Didn't catch a thing;
Had fine hook on u
SILK oiled string.
Fish wouldn't bite.
Don't know why.
But I saw Il lot o pictures
In a blamed limo sky.
Trolled all ovcnin'.
Didn't get a bite
Worked up tn river till it
Came on night;
Got back home
With my fish bag bare.
But ! got Il lot O. sunshine
And some darned nice air.
Bait costs money
Used an awful lot:
Nothin' plus some nothin
Was all got.
Didn't get a nibblc,
Didn't hang fish,
Bat heard 4 lot o. music
Whore the waters swish,
Been out iishin',
Don't know where they were;
Wife. she said she knew it.
But it's just like her!
plonty in tho market.
should care fret
Silver hooks II buy 'cm
And we'll
Eat
Fish
Yet!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Famous Word Of Women.

I--IS my nat OIL StrA!EhtT m
What on Earth do YOU do with all your
money, John?
3NMame. lend me your powder puff min
ute. will yuh?
t-rm going right home TO my mother!
5-iiavo an apple. Adam?
S--Gee, Mabel, he's fierce dictotin': he don't
know no grammar at all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

senator Hardins's strongest political as
sc, lies in his inability TO convince his fol-
towers oil ms sincerity II Taft. Hughes
Root and the other real pillars OF tho G..
u 4. really believed the candidates heart
was III his demand for unceremonious re-
)'c'ion OF the league OF nations, it would be
necessary for them TO withdraw even their
present lukcwarm support and get OF the
PARTY reservation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Alter AL EnILa

Harper's Weekly complains that Cox is all
for Cox first.
Rather neat way of putting human eact
But why not come and tell us who Harding
is for ahead of Harding? It's been n right
considerable stretch OF time since we've no.
ticed any pronounced anrusm dominating po-
ltica ambition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
DIscredIt-d By Junt..

HAVANA. Oct. 1l.-Reports from
curacao that revolution has broken
tho Venezuelan revolutionary junta in
this city. The junta says recent adj
vices arc nothing more than trap
OF the Venezuelan government. which
was planned for the purpose of bring
ing about the arrest OF certain of It's
enemies"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

Herbert Parsons, former Republican ma
tional committeeman has proved the cour-
age OF his convictions. His detection from
the cause Of little America" and adherence
to the Cox program OF upholding the ma
tional honor should serve to stiffen tho back
bone Of thousands Of voters who have been
wabbling between party fealty and right
eousness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

me Republican candidate and organiza-
uon having capituated to Senator porah
the ial'er VIII now continue his campaign
IN support OF the Republican ticket with
speaking dates under the supervision of the
hepuoican speakers bureau. Nothing like
deciding what you want and taking q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Political Note.

Once we yelled for Hoover until our throat
kurt. That when we hoped he could re-
store the l5-cent beef stew to practical cir
culation.
But now that he has Joined the "scrapper"
of organized world peace. can't help think
ing what lucky thing 1t Is that he is only
speaker not a candidate.
That. Gents and Ladies'. some narrow
escape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Picked lin At R.ndon.

1ICkcU tNuUOhl.
When the Reformers all get through re-
forming let's settle down.
y man might as well marry opener
as some OF these Get Dinner Quick girls.
There is a difference between Purpose and
Intention as paving materials.
There are people In the world who would
make water run uphill just for change.
The eagle still has it on the birdman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Charcoal Eph,. Daily rhourh,.

when man bet lame boss" said
Charcoal Eph. rumnatively. hit sure do git
inspirn' how he yell TO laiss t git on dat
old crowbait TO dc sake O. his wife an chillun.
Eat pickle, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

IL any Democrat feels that bc In. ,o,
done his full duty after MATCHING ,ho
president there is nothing to deter him
from matching the check of Governor Cox,
who added final cipher to the figure writ.
ten by Mr.. Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic, eI-
ceptinE n lcRnI and medical bjccts, an
severed free. Al nil Inquiries nrs answered di-
rectiy by pcrsonnl letter. n scif-ndd reused
stamped envelope is required. Address The
Times-DIspntch Information bureau, Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

II the law OF supply and demand il NOT
ihteFtered with this years record -brcnkinp
corn crop should mean a reduction of sev.
e'al doi!afs the gallon in the price OF tia
most popular product.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

Now It appears that the Reds signed an
armfstice with the Poles, not as an earnest
gof their desire to end their wrangllng. but
10 gtye them opportunity 10 start a new war
With General Wrangel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
The Weather
Fsrnis'tsd - q. 0. weather pare.u.,
u: Virginia.

ForeCast: Virginia.
Fair Tuesday md Wed.
nesdny, little change In
temperature.
North Carullna-
Fair Tuesday and Wed.
nestlay: little change In
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
"Thc Earth Tx the Lord,s.n

j. w J.. Burkevlc.--"Tho earth is the
Lords and the fullncss thereof" is found In
tho INST verse OF tho twenty-fourth Psalm and
also in !. Corinthians. thus:
The earth Is the Lords and the fulncss
thereof: the world. and they that dwell there
in.-Psalms, xiv. ].
For the earth is the Lords. and the fullness
thereof.-I. Corinthians. X. 26.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Local ltAlnfnll

Rainfall IL hours ending T.. II. None
Rainfall - hours ending 8 y. 81. None
Excess since March / .............. 6.l7
Ekcess since january 1 .......... 1857
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Local Temperature Yesterday,

:, ~. NJ. temperature ............,. ~
MaSimum temperature TO i. 81. -. z,
Ainiinum temperature to i. 81. 80. G.
Seah temperature yesterday ......, G;
NorInai temperature for this date -. g.
E1Scss yesterday ...................
Dcnciency since March ......,,,, &SI
Deficiency since January l .......,. 70;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

IT'S lucky Cupid never has to nnish what he
starts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

Local Observations nj . y. NJ. Yesterday.
Wind direction. southeast: wind ycIo-
city. i: weather at i. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

IInrding's Vote Prohibition.
J. y. r., Howardsvillo.-- Harding
voted for the prohibition amendment and for
tho NOlstead act TO enforce IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Again

Revived old saw:
Got Il dollar. Jones?"
Yep"
Lend it?"
Nope; that's why I've got it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

PgPLIsHKp sverS day IN the sesE a 10 S9nsn
y Dispatch FublishIhE Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

Lee is much worse and is believed to be sink
ing Absent members of the family have been
summoned TO his bedslde.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

INSCRIPTION X = T II 5
s ADVANCE bN mail:
,hilN md SUNDAY :,,, 2 ,,s
AS: 3 months. S2.io'
month. % cen >.
IinIlS only. l yenr. SHOW;
q m ont his. SS.5o;
,,out IN =. Sl.s5: one
month. 6S cents. Sun.
day only. one Nei,'
q n, on I y. H.S =
months, 90 cen l 81
month. 80 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

TELEPHONE: Randolph
1. Private Branch ia
change copnectinc WIN
uu Departments.
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at same low prizes.
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why worry trying to make these suits you can make
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