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Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
THE woRKLEss WORKER

The White Collar Man-A skilled worker, are you? Where are you1 tools2
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Arizona republican., 1920-09-10

The School Preparation Week Konck has been established
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
MINERS AND GUARDS ARE
HAVING PITCHED BATTLE
desperate Struggle Raging In West
Virginia Town Where Strike
Has Been in Progress.
CASUALTIES NOT YET KNOWN
Miners OF Another Company Said to
Have Joined Forces With Guards
and Are Using Machine Guns on
Striking Men.
CASUALTIES NOT YET KNow,
fBy Associated Press.l

CHARLESTON. w. VA, August n
Striking miners and private minc
guards tonight were nghting a,
CHtsville, Raleigh County, W. Va
according to adviccs received here
tonight by Colonel Jackson Arnold
commander of the State pohcc, from
Corporal Roads, who Is stationed IN
that region.
rho corporal teiephoned the report
Colonel Arnold announced. He added
that, according to the message. strik-
ing miners OF the Norwood Goa,
Company at CirtsyiIle, were {, ngagec
in bsttlo with the guards. and tina,
miners OF the Willis Branch COG
Company had Joined forces with the
guards and were using machine guns
The corporal made no mention OF
casualties.
DR.. c. c. Lee, secretary Of the.wn-
lis Branch Coal Company, at Glen
Jean, told the Charleston Gazette sy
telephone at 10 o'clock tonight that
the shooting could he heard in Glen
Jean, ten miles from Cirtsville. He
said that all efforts to get in touch
with persons near Cirtsyille had fail
ed. and that officials of the telo-
phone company 1radinformed him tina,
the wires have been cut"
At 1880 p. NJ. n representative
of the Gazct to, talked. w nth the Oak
Hill Telephone Company operator a,
Pax, two miles from the scene. She
said it was Impossible to get any
one at Cirtsville by telephone, AMI
it appears that the lines are down.
She added that tho shooting could ne
heard plainly at Pax
There has been a strike. OF miners
in progress in the New River dis
.trict. including employees OF the
Weirwood operations since last No
vemb Der.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
PI7TSYLHANLA' MAN
SHOT THREE TIMES
By SPECIAL OFFICER
Albert Harris, DriDing Along
Highway Win Wife, Nay
Be Fatally Wounded.
Especial to The Times-pispatch,

: Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
DANVTLLE, VA. August 21.-Al-
bert Harris, a-native of Pittsylvania
County. was shot and dangerously
wounded late@last night.on the vir-
GINA line near Spray Harris was
fired. upon. 1T is charged. by W L
Vernon, deputy sheriff. of Rockingham
County, who claims to havo had
knowledge THAT Harris would pass
that way with a. quantity OF liquor.
Vernon went to meet Harris and
met him on tho road a few miles
from tho Henry County limo. He
says that Harris was riding In a
buggy. his>wife being beside him, and
that when she was stopped, he, drew
a revolver and snapped it three
times, tho weapon calling to dis
charge. Vernon then admits firing
three shots, one SCATTERING tho hand
that held the pistol, another piercing
the body and n. third penetrating the
stomach. Mrs. Harris was not hit
The officer drove <tne wounded man
to Spray where he received first aid
and was..then taken to-as hospital in
Greensboro, NJ. C. His condition is
said to-be critical In the buggy, the
officer declares. three gallons OF wine
and three gallons OF Niquor wefe
found.
Harris IS a native Of Aiken Sum-
Initt in this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
DEPUTIES FEAR THAT
IRELAND WILL SOON
DRIFT INTO ANARCHY
Join Demand Of Great Majority
of Irish People Who Are
for Home Rule.
tBy Associated Press. ]

CORK. August 21.-The Deputy
.Lfeutenants of County'Cork, all. Com
munists, -summonedtto,a meeting to-
day by the Earl OF Bandon. Kings
lieutenant OF Cork, today passed the
following resolution:
1--WE realize that in recent years
the government has failed to secure
OF the law, and-has lost
the confidence. of all classes. We.see
Ireland rapidly drifting to anarchy,
and we~therefore feel that. our duty
to.our country and the empire forces
us to acquiesco in the only solution
of the existing trouble ch.appears
to offer the prospect of "a lasting peace
to Ireland.
AS tho bill nowfbefore Parliament
is not acceptable to any party In
Ireland, we are Of the opinion that
an immediate effort should be made
to settle the question by provisions,
which, while preserving Ireland with
in tho empire and safeguarding the
security OF Groat Britain will give
effect to the desire4o OF a sInajority OF
the Irish people for seif-gpvernment
with. adequate-control ofAall. Irish az
fairs, including taxation.
I'VE urge upon tho government that
every months delay in adopting this
course renders the situation moro
dangerous and the>otrance OF IN agree
ment moro remote"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
Mayor Asks PubIc's Aid
in Waging War on Rodents
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR.

Richmond,
Daniel Dcfoe journal
OF
which
OF
o in
tho
I In I'm cha
The funds available nndrvn mot
nj v he ro,vn
Rats "ious
is
the most serious known the
business" to "and*H nndssprend
nre now being spent In
mill
i'm Hchmond annually
damage they buildings content.
ichnon
of
GEORGE AINsLIE, Mayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
FIRST WIRELESS MESSAGE
HEARD AROUND THE WORLD
Milestone on Road OF Scientific
Achievement Marked by Re
ccipt of Message.
SENT AT BORDEAUX, FRANCE
Most Gigantic Radio Station Ever
Built Sends First Message to
Joscphus Daniels, of the United
States Navy.
WASHINGTON. August 2

WASHINGTON. August 21-Tne
TBy Associated PrekAl
first wireless message to be heard
around the world" was received to-
day BY Secretary Daniels from the
lafayette radio station at BORDEAUX,
France.
Tho message was the first to. be
sent from the Lafayette station, the
largest In the world. which has Just
been completed by tho United States
Navy. and IS undergoing official test
before being turned over TO the
French government for operation
The message received by Secretary
Daniels follows:
This is the first wireless message
to be heard around the world, and
marks milestone on the road OF
scientifir achievement.
In a radio message Of; reply. the
secretary said:
Congratulations upon. the,success-
full completion Of the gigantic radio
station named fer that distingu ishe d
|Trenchman wnom all Americans
honor. Designed to. servo "a military
purpose, II will now serve TO bind
closer the cordial relations which
have always existed between France
Ind the United States.
ION behalf OF the United States
Navy I desire to express my pleasure
upon 1.-The achievement of the LaEay-
cite radio, station in transmitting the
first message to be heard around tho
world We are happy to recognize
n this powerful. signal a symbol Of
that force and sympa thetic under
sta nding wish which the voice of
France shall be heard by It's sister
republic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
AMERICA AND FRANCE TO
PROTECT WORLD LIBERTY
So Declares Marshal Foch ut Un-
yelling OF La Fayctte Monu-
ment Mt Metz.
REDS ARE ROUNDLY SCORED
Gift Of Knights OF Columbus OF
America to People of AIsace-
Lorraine Presented With Impress
sivc Ceremonies.
REDS ARE ROUNDLY SCORED
CBy Associated Press1

METZ, ALSACE LORRAINE, Au-
gust 2i.-Marshal Foch, standing at
the foot of the statue OF Lafayette
just presented to Metz by the knights
OF Columbus. today voiced his friend
ship for America and received from
the Knights jewelcd baton and in
sigma OF his Office as n marshal of
France. He sat on the platform
among the other notables. smiling
when tho compliments were trans
lated. but he was obviously deeply
moved when the baton ceremony took
place
1t was decidedly n Foch day.
The marshal rose early and headed
n procession. of knights into the old
cathedral, saying to tho knights: 81
have como TO pray side by side with
you for the American heroes in the
war"
The marshal took communion with
the knights during the solemn hign
requiem mass celebrated by Bishop
Pelt.
The ceremony at the statue brought
out the population OF Metz and hun
dreds from the surrounding country.
The city was decorated with Amcri-
can flags, and it was n general holt
day. Tho statue was yelled in silk.
with an american flag draped nea.
the base. Around the statue were
grouped 5000 children in native cos
tune Five thousand troops formed
guard OF honor and thousands or
civilians crowded the park sloping
down toward the Mosellc.
La Fayette, We Are Here,
Supreme Knight Flaherty, in pre-
senting the statue. after the veil had
been drawn aside. reminded those as
scmbled OF PershinE's famous words:
Lafayette. we are still here"
Lafayette. are are still here"
Mr.. Flaherty said that the knights
of Columbus. rs Catholic citizens Of
America. desired by this memorial to
commemorate forever the holy bond
OF union between France and Amer
lea, sealed by the blood of the French
and American hero dead.
Immediately after the ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
TERRIBLE PLAGUE
MAY THREATEN IN
CITY OF RICHMOND
Note Of Warning Is Being
Sounded by State and
City Officials.
RAT DETERMINATION DRIVE
TO ELIMINATE CARRIERS
Advance Up Atlantic Coast OF
Bubonic Plague Arouses
Considerable Alarm Here.

That there is occasion for alarm in
Richmond because OF the proximity
OF bubonic plague. which has laid Its
death dealing hand on several Gulf
ports and is creeping up the Atlantic
coast, is evidenced by developments
here yesterday.
The first note OF warning was
sounded by both State and City
Health Department heads several
weeks ago. Earlier in the summer
planning the campaign for the ex-
termination OF rats, recognized as tho
most prolific carriers of the plague.
That campaign will be started to-
morrow when several men selected
for this special work outside of the
Health Department are TO be sent to
points in different sections of the city
to give practical demonstrations in
the usc OF the rat-killing prcpara-
ton which the department will Issue
free of cost.
DIR. Levy and Mayor Confer.
a conference on the subject was
held by DR.. Levy and Mayor Anslie
yesterday afternoon. 4 result of which
was the Immediate issuance of a
proclamation by the Mayor. This Of
fetal document calls the attention OF
the general public to the serious
situation confronting the health Of
ficcrs, business interests and the pub
lie health alike.
Regret was expressed by the con-
ferees after the meeting that the
fund provided by the City Council,
$4,000. would not permit mora cn-
tensive precautionary measures to
safeguard tho city against the entry
OF the plague.
Dr. c. G. Hudson, city health officer.
who recently attended the national
conference OF public health officers,
called by SUPERINTENDENT Hugh
Cumming and held in Galveston, Will
personally direct the campaign
against rodents. assisted by the Dr.
rector Of Public Welfare. All OF the
officials concur in the opinion that
the situation is grave and warrants
the cooperation of the entire popu-
latioE in the efforts now being made
break of the plague in Richmond.
People Must Cooperate.
The Importance of this work,can-
.ios NC oScI eStiuidteo py Inc inu1Vld-
ual citizen" said DR.. Levy" The peo-
pie should be made to understand
that without their cooperation the
health forces can do but little"
In the coming week the local health
bureau will issue bulletins for the in
formation OF the public, giving ex-
plicit instructions and explaining
why rats should be externipated ano
how the determination may be effected.
Mayor Anslie's proclamation pub
lished today is the first official docu-
ment he has had occasion to issue on 4
public health subject since the Span
ish influenza epidemic. The direct
source of danger is the possible COM
munication of tho plague germ
through rats that-com Q. in freight cars
from Hampton Roads ports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
LIVES ARELOST'WHEN
FREIGHT STEAMER IN
LAKE SUPERIOR SINKS
One Woman and T,Denfy
Eight Men Are BeIiered
to Be Victims.
Thy Associated Press.l

SHULT STE MARIE, MICH, august
2l.-The lives of twenty-nine persons,
ono of them a woman, are believed
to have been lost shortly after 0
o'clock last night when the steamer
superior City. a freighter. sank four
and onc-half miles northeast OF
White Fish Point III Lake Supe rior
after colliding with tho steamer
Willis l.. King.
-Four members OF tho crew, in
Guiding Captain Edward Sawyers, OF
Albion, Mich, were saved. Names OF
the missing could not be learned to-
day as all records OF the Superior
City are lost. Tho missing woman
ds known to have been tho wife of
the second engineer.
Captain Sawyers would make. no
statement except that the night was
clear. no fog being in evidence.
Walter Richter. boatswain. ono of
tho survivors, and who was brought
here by the steamer Turner. is lin a
local hospital. seriously injured.
The captains alarm signal rang
just two minutes before the crash"
said Richter. III we had, had two
minutes moro no lives would have
been lost. Tho King struck US just
oft OF amidships on the port side,
and tho impact took away tho entire
stern. The crew kept their heads
and all waited calmly for the boats
to BIO launched. but there was no
time, Several of the boats were torn
away while tho men were attempting
to launch then.''
Life savers ina tugrereeuearcflfng
f Tor any porsxhiA .wpry1sprak,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
WHISKY ROBBER FOUND
DEAD IN HIS TOURING CAR
Police Believe Robert #. ,Eckert WINS
Murdered by Accomplic0
In. Crime


NEW YORK. August 21-The body
OF a murdered man found carly today
sitting upright in touring car
parked at South Beach, Staten Is
land, first reported to have-bcen Rob
ert Hayes Internal revenue inspector.
was identified 'tonight by police finger
print experts as that of Robert B.
Eckert, of Orange. N J.
Eckert, the police say, was inter
ested in the traffic of liquor stolen in
New York and New Jersey. In his
garage at Orange. they alleged Sow
eral stolen automobiles were found.
His death occurred within twelve
hours after his release from the
Tombs pNson; on a writ of habeas
corpus obt6ined in>.his fight against
extradition to NewsJersey. where he
was to have been tried on a Federal
charge of receiving stolen motor cars.
The police believe Eckert was slain
by his accomplices in wholesale rob-
berries OF whisky and automobiles
through fear that he might "squear
under severe DISCRIMINATION by
Federal officials.
Eckert was shot frorn.behind as no
rode in the car. Three bullets on
tered his head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
TT SHALL NOT PASS" IS
ANTS NEW BATTLE CRY
Tennessee Soions Opposed to Rati-
ficatiOn Fight Vcr1iun Battle
Over i'm Alabama.
ATTACK GOVERNOR ROBERTS
Charge He Excrtcd Coercion to
Bring About Favorable Action on
Susan Ii. Anthony Suffrage
Amendment to Constitution.
tBy Associated p-cn.l

DECATUR, ALA. August 21.--It
shall not pass" was tho new battle
cry taken up by the thirty nlibuster-
ing members OF the Tennessee House
auartcrcd at a local hotel hero today.
Tho twenty-five legislators, who
crossed the State line into Alabama
this morning at daylight to break u
quorum in the House and prevent
final ratification OF the Susan B. An
thony suffrage amendment. were
joined by Ave additional members
this afternoon.
Sunday morning the entire party
Will attend services at the First Bap-
list Church here, wearing in the
lapcls of their coats the emblematic
red rose. stgnifying their opposition
to ratification OF the suffrage amend
ment.
Hall freaks Silence.
Tho silence which the nlfbustercrs
have maintained since their arriva,
here this morning was broken to-
night by Representative Hall. who
gave an extended interview setting
forth tho reasons for the flight from
Tennessee.
In 1865 Parson Brownlow called
an extraordinary session OF the negro
and carpetbagger Legislature. and.
at tho point OF the bayonet. ratified
the fourteenth amendment" no said.
This action was taken over ana
against the overwhelming sentiment
Of Tennessee. In 1S70,there was con-
vened u Constitutional Convention,
and, 20 prevent recurrence OF sucn
action. there was Incorporated into
tho Constitution provision that no
Legislature shall ever act on n Fed
eral amendment unless the amend
ment is submitted before said Legis-
lature is elected. Tho nineteenth
amendment was passed in May, 913.
This Legislature was elected in No
vember, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
THREE POLISH ARMIES
RACE TO ANlVzEzzL ATE L
ROUTED BOLSHEVZSTS
Lloyd George Insures Life
for a Year for 100000

I,OyDON August 2f.-T b Q
chance that Premier Lloyd George,
of Great Britain, will die within
the next twelve months ~ less thnn
4 In 200. The conclusion IL drawn
from an insurance policy for $500. :
coo which the Premier Inns just
taken out 1t carries for twelve
months. The premium WINS $4,000
OR onc-hnlf OF 4 per cent.
When the late King Edward
visited Ireland In 1902 he was in
Hurcd against nxSnss In alton for
the trip for S2J0,O0O. The premium
WINS onc-tc nth OF L. per cent.
Consequent to the discovery of n
Bolshevist plots the Swiss govern
Incnt has strengthened the guard
which will protect Premier Lloyd
George, of England. during his vn-
cation there, says n Geneva dis
pntch to the London Daily tx
press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
REV. SLLBLETT AND 3
BOY SCOUTS NARROWED
ON ISLAND nv RIVER
Repeated Attempts TO Rescue
Party Prore UnapaiHng-
Try again Today.

Rev Hugh w. Sublett, rector of
st. Johns Episcopal Church. and
three Boy Scouts under his charge
are marooncd on an island In James
River between Smiths Quarry and
the Belt Line Bridge through the rise
Of the river. All efforts to succor
them by a rescte party from Third
Police Station. aided by citizens.
failed last night.
Policemen w. II. Mctcalf and Fred
ID. Wright found their efforts foiled
when, on. attempting to cross the
river in boat it sank beneath them.
Harry Dean. aged II, 511 North
Thirty fourth Street. and - Haynes,
residing on James Street. arc of the
party. G. Fl, Dean is the father: of
young Dean.
The party 'is'thought TO be without
food and water.
"A large tree. more than 1 90 efeet,an
height. which was felled across the
stream TO tho island, sank and was
whirled away like a straw.
Further attempt to reach the island
by shooting line with a stone at
tached across with sling shot was
equally futile. A rope was stretched.
but fell into the wattr.
j. A Baughan, one of the rescue
party. reached the island In boat.
hut on tho return trip his craft can
sized and sank.
Rev. hr. Sublett.and his party arc
on n camping. expedition and arc
equipped with tent and camping
outfit. Their. supply of food Is said
to have givon out yesterday and:
when thestparty. stareed. home, st was
1ound the NE river was too swtftsto AL
low -DsssaSa, 4; 81 I. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
OUTRAGE SITUATION
SO MLlDDLED COURTS
MA VIA We TODECZDE
Virginia Office Holder
Disguised asad Resigns

LOUISA, VA. August 2I.-Thnt
he will never be pnrty to any
weakening OF States rights, will
never vote for my man fnvorinE
the Anthony amendment, and win
never register woman, arc dec
inrutions made hy Frank j.. Dunn
I'm letter received here, In which
he resigns the Office OF registrar
Mt TrcvIiiian precinct. Louisa
County. MIR. Dunn c1prcxxcs his
heartfelt disEunt mt the action of
the Tcnncssce Legislature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
Wing Suit for $500. 900.
[ BY Associated Press,


HUNTSVILLE, TENN, August 81.
The case OF II. II. Thresher, rail-
road contractor OF Knoxville. against
the Southern Railway. involving ap-
proximately 100000 charging breach
OF contract in the work of grading
tho Queen and Crescent through
Scott County, was decided here to-
day. tho jury returning a verdict ir.
favor OF Mr.. Thresher. Chancellor
John Jennings, OF JeIlico, presided,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
POLES TAKE CIECHANOW;
BREST-LIT0VSK- OCCUPIED
On tho Movement to Clear+thesDsn-
zig Corridor of Reds, Two Other
Towns IInvofi1seen RetniSen. !:

Towns Hnvoi1seen Retnken. :.
BY Assocdatsd-Presll
WARSAW, August 21.-A comsf
munication issued today says. that :
Ciechanow. northwest OF warsaw,,;;
again is in.. Polish hands. and tina
situation Of Bolshevist groups 4up-
Grating between the yistula and tho
Prussian frontier is becoming more
and moro critical with tho Poiesdn'
pursuit OF somo OF the enemy de-
tachmeuts which arc retreatingr in I
disorder In the direction OF Ostrow.y
Brest-Iitovsk has been occupied
and the eastern forts garrisonsd-
Near Drohiczyn the:Poles captured tho \
STAFF OF tho Seventeenth Bolsheyist
Division. and also part OF tho stant}
and attachments OF the Eighth and /
Twenty-seventh Divisions. (
On tho southern front the Boishevs
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American Beauties Grown
In the Garden Of Richmond

In
World
or
sunday, zee Tor you.x,rf
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A CarefuI Chccfc

Of the results obtained from Times
Dispatch Want Ads seven days a
week viii convince oven tho most
skeptical OF their tremendous pulling
power, Phone your Want. Ad to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
Mexico Duyx us. wnrxbIp..

MEXICO CITY, August 2I-P.
Elias Gales. Minister Of War, an
nounces that a United States gunboat
has been bought by the Mexican gov.
;ernment for sec. 900. and three Amer
lean torpedo-boat destroyers for
$4,000 each. ~ aii3l 2, s, ~ '3aT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

brings word of some user, of Tsmss-
Dispatch Want Ads securing almost. 4
satne for-you. phonof your Want AdtN
to- Randolph 1s=-Adv. VS. 7.
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|aat N. & w. Mountain Bxcursson
|1e6 Broad st. Sta. 10 a. NJ. Tues
sfth Phone Mad ADV. n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

. $3.50 Baltimore, Return Ssth:
con 7dxys, York River Istnss-Ady.
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