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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

ont OF II, sprnnE n real sensation
when he revealed MIR. Harness OF
New York as n surc-cnouEh author
with n list OF subscribers who in
jorscd this.
ave, the underxiEned, nppreci-
ntinE the necessity OF restoring TO
power the Republican party, up
prove the widespread distribution
or militant Republican propaganda
under the direction or William
barnes. TO thnt end we herewith,
pledge our moral and financial
support,
Among the men who. besides the
RockcfcIlcrs, pledged their nnnn-
cini support-'tIx the money that
counts-to disseminate the Iessons
In Bnrnca' Golden hook nrc .Cinr-
encc III. Mnckny, Ogden l.. MILE,
JuIius Fieischmnnn. Jefferson Sc
iiEman' Jacob RUPERT, brewer,
and William wriGIcy.
VIII Hays knows nothing nbout
II, but don't mind TINT! Subscribe
while the going Is good; 1t mny
he siippery after election day.
The Senator from Missouri will
keep 1t up. Jim IL not n Reed to
be shaken by the wind of dcniaIx.
Ask General Wood. Governor
Lowden and Herbert Hoover. They
know:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Senator Reed Reveals New Way to
Give; Subscribe for the Golden Book
snccini to The Times-DI.patch.I ]

ISnccfnl TO The Tlmes-DisPntch.l
CHICAGO, August 30.-Is your
nnme in the Golden Hook, edited
by William barnes, Republican
boss OF New York. II not. get in
II mt once. You will he in choice
company. You name tho price, but
don't be afraid to dig deep, "EIve
effectively Md Mr.. Bnrncs of New
York. Gin spreading militant Re
publican propaganda to unlooxc
the grip of the South on the Fed
erni government"
II WAS lighting "Jim' Rccd. of
Missouri, who made public thI.
latest scheme OF the Republican
bosscs to get "biE business" to
give up "biE money" to heat james
d. Cox md the Democratic party
without having the nnmcx on an
ordinary Republican sluxh fund
list.
fou can give sIO or $4,000
the sky'n the limit-to circulate
this book, written by n paxtmaster
of pnrty politics.
II my smelling committee re-
rcals your John IInncuck photo-
Eraphcd ainnESide those OF John
ID. Rockefciier. senior and junior,
why, you should worry!
Senator James Reed, always
making trouble. In tho senate or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
COX SAYS CHARGE
BY HAYS OF WET
SUPPORT IS FALSE
Never Contributed One
Dollar to His Campaign
and Will Not.
GOVERNOR REPLIES ONLY
TO SHOW ITS ABSURDlTY
Nominee Is Much Grati6ed at
Wonderful Reception Given
Him in New York.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 40
Governor James NJ. Cox tonight flatly
denied the charge OF Republican Ma
'ional Chairman Will II. Hays before
me senate investigating committee a,
IhicaEo today that the 'wets" were
packing the Democratic presidential
candidates campaign.
The VETS have not contributed /,
dollar to our campaign, and they will
not the Governor declared. "It Is
very we'll known In this State. AT
least know nothing about the other
s'ates--that the vets have not been
active in political movements for
some time. Official reports show that
w'thln the last year or two the vets
apparently have not been able to
make largo contributions even for
wet referendums
Hays Entirely Misinformed.
mention that only to show the
"osurdity or this charge. If Mr.. Hays
s"ouid take the trouble to investi-
gate the situation in Ohio he would
hna that the vets have never con-
tributed dollar to my campairne.
This charge Is perfectly absure.
and my only reason for replying to II
is that silence might be misunder-
stood"
Governor Cox arrived here shortly
before 3 o'clock this afternoon. after
seventeen-hour trip from New York,
lie was somewhat fatigued as n re-
suit OF his weeks tour. winding up
with two strenuous days in New York
and went direct to the Executive
Mansion after n rest.
lie will remain in Columbus nm
I'll Thursday night, when he starts
on thirty days swing through the
West Tomorrow he speaks at the
Ohio State Fair here and on Thursday
he Will address the convention OF Ma
tional Farmers Organizations, also
in Columbus.
The league OF nations will be the
only political subject discussed in tn.
fair speech. the Governor said To-
night. He expects to talk agr;cu1-
ture. stressing what he claims the
progressive Legislative program in
this State has meant to the farmers.
Plans Reply TO Harding.
While here, the Governor said to-
night. he expected to prepare n state
ment on the last plan advanced pv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
.B. R. 7. SERV|CE1S CUT
TO 81 TWO-CAR TRAINS
Great Throngs of Brooklynitcs Go
Home on Motor Trucks and
Other Vehicles.
NO SURFACE CARS RUNNING
Thousands Take Long Journey
Across East River Bridges on
Foot-Discuss Possibility OF En-
tending Strike to Manhattan.
NO SURFACE CARS RUNNING
GBy Associated Pre.s.l

NEW YORK, August 30-with the
strike-bound Brooklyn Rapid Transit
system only able TO operate sixty-on-
two-car elevated and subway trains
and no surface cars at all, great
throngs OF Brooklyn!tes went home
tonight on motor trucks. furnitur.
vans. buses and vehicles OF every
description. Other thousa nds walked
across the East River bridges. which
were mass OF hurrying humanity.
Those who were lucky rode in the
tnterborouEh subway, which has one
line running 10 Brooklyn. This road
was crowded to capacity
Grent Jams nj Terminals.
The greatest jams were at the ter
minals of the East River bridges and
at the Long Island Railroad station
in Brooklyn. Emergency municipal
bus lines established by Grove.
Whalen. commissioner OF plant AMI
structures, did much TO relieve the
congestion. Nearly a thousand buses
carried passengers over establishel /
routes for cents. while operators OF
hundreds OF other vehicles sought
passengers from Manhattan TO Brook
!yn and back at widely varying
prices.
City officials announced they were
on the trail OF proHteers who are
charging exorbitant prices. The
penalty. they said. would be the re-
voking OF licenses
Extra municipal ferry boat services
aided large numbers TO cross from
Manhattan who otherwise would
have been delayed for hours in
getting home. Many business con-
Germs sent their employees home in
trucks.
Hope to Run Surface Cnrs
No attempt will be made to run
surface cars in Brooklyn tomorrow.
B. r. T.. officials said tonight, but
they hoped to have them moving
soon with new men.
Possibility OF sympat thetic strike
by employees OF the PETERBOROUGH
Rapid Transit Company and the New
York Railways Company was dis
cussed 1t n strikers mass meeting
In Brooklyn tonight. James Sheri-
dan. chairman OF the strike com
mittee announced that Patrick ].
Shea and louis Fridiger, spokes-
men for the Il. II. r.. employees were
in conference with representatives
o fthe employees of the two Manhat-
tan roads. lie was cheered when
he said:
Il hope within a few days that
Manhattan will be tied as tight as
Brooklyn is tonight"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
RECRUITING FACULTY Of
RICHMOND UNIVERSITY
Two Richmond Women, Alumnae of
Westhampton, Arc First TO
Return Here.
GYMNASIUM PLANS ARRIVE
IT. G. Williams Law School and
Richmond College Gain by Addi-
tions to Their Teaching STATS.
Bryan Gives Banking Course.
GYMNASIUM PLANS ARRIVE

DR.. i. w. Boatwright. President of
the University OF Richmond. form
erly Richmond College. announced
yesterday numerous changes in and
additions TO the faculties of the col
college proper, Westhampton Col
iege. proper. westhompton Col
School. These three are now combin-
ed in the new institution. The pres
ident stated tina, more new teachers
will be announced as fast as they
are obtained.
Gymnasium To lie built.
Plans for the new 100000 Rogers
Miilhiser Memorial Gymnasium were
received yesterday and DR.. Boat
wright said construction of it would
get under way shortly. \ wonen's
dcrmitory for Westhampton College,
which will have over 900 students
this season. will oe erected In the
near future. II is to cost a quarter
of million dollars and will he ready
for occupancy probably by the open
Ing OF the next session. For the
present, conditions IN the building &
trades are causing delay in the erec-
tion of two dormitories for male
students in Richmond College. These
are to be named Norfolk Portsmout h
and Maryland Dormitorics and ap-
proximatcly $4,000 has been raised
TO apply on the cost OF each OF
these.
AIumnne VIII Return.
Thus far five new instructors have
been obtained for Westhampton Col
lege. Two OF them will carry on
courses conducted by departed teach
ers, while the other three will in
stitute new courses that have been
developed as II part of the expan-
sion of the curriculum. Two OF the
newcomers are Richmond women and
graduates OF Westhampton and they
are the first alumnae to return to
their Alma Mater in the capacity Of
instructors.
Miss Maude Woodnn. OF this city,
Will DC associate professor OF history
and political science. She took post
graduate work at the University Of
Chicago. She was recently Dean of
Women at Central College. Arkansas
Miss Constance Gay, the second
alumna, studied at Columbia after
leaving Westhampton. Up to the
past year. during which she has been
on leave OF absence. she taught in
John Marshall high school. Miss
Gay Will be associate professor Of
Spanish.
Atlanta contributes the third new
member OF the faculty. Miss Frances
1('onfinuc6 On TbjrJ De-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
WEDDING DAYEALLS
ON PRIMARY DATE:
POSTPONE CEREMONY
One Of The Oldest Institutions
Makes Way for
Suffrage.
[ny Universal Service. l

NEW YORK. August 30.-Woman
suffrage is new. ut least. compare
lively, vet already the Oldest estab-
ished institutions are making way
for it. One OF them is marriage. The
first such making way to become
known occurred today when Miss
Martha McCook. daughter of the late
Colonel John ]. McCook. ono OF the
famous lighting McCooks." and Mrs.
McCook, of this city, changed the date
OF her wedding because 1t connicted
with primary day.
Miss McCook. who will marry
Eliot Cross at the country home Of
her uncle. Charles b. Alexander, at
Tuxedo Park. originally selected
September l4th for her nuptials.
However. she determined to finish
a long period OF work with tho Re-
publican State executive committee
by voting at the primaries. Accord
ingly shc announced that she would
allow nothing. not even her marriage.
70 Interfere with her political duty.
land changed thes sdate OF her. marriage
ffST6Spk tttfG x u q Ia n 4 sy5 <ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
BELFAST R|OT|NGIS
WORST IN HISTORY
OF BIG IRISH PORT
Death Toll Raised to 16
With Over 100
Hurt.
SCORE OF FIRES ARE
SET IN SHANKHlLL AREA
Mills. Factories and Schools
Close, While Fatal Strife
Holds Sway.
my Associated pressI

BELFAST. August 3o-The shank
hill district OF Belfast late tonight
was a blazing inferno. Nearly a
score of fires had been started. and
virtually all The grocery stores and
public houses owned 5y Catholics
In tho district were being DESTROYED.
The police fired upon the crowd
during tho disturbances. inalctlng
several casualties
q: o'clock this afternoon a minor
battle started in Royal Avenue with
the Belfast telegraph Office as it's
center. A crowd of Sim Feiners
crept down Library street from Gar
rick Htii and opened revolver
fusiiiade on the unionists in the
avenue. who replied vigorously. The
windows adjacent TO the Aghting
were crowded with spectators.
TodaT's rioting was the worst in
the city's history and took place in
broad daylight. The victims again
were numerous and brough; tho
dead M 10 sixteen. In excess OF 100
persons have been more or less scri-
orsly injured during the disorders.
and there have been 1870 fires since
last Wednesday.
The Lord Mayor after strong pres
sure today made representations to
the authorities. as result of which
General lBainbridge and Commission.
er Gelston have given the customary
twenty-four hours notice Of the en-
torcement Of the cut"w order.
Therefore Belfast was expecting a
wild night tonight before the cur
few comes into force.
The men Eillod Saturday nigh,
and Sunday were declared 10 be
Sim Fciners. while those killed to-
day were virtually all Unionists.
The mills, factories and schools
were closed today, and most Of the
shops in the disturbed areas also
were shut tight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
IN NEW YORK VOTE
TO QUIT THEIR JOBS
VIII Stay A,Uay From Work
Until Their Wages Are
Increased.
tBy Associated Press. J

NEW YORK. August 3o.-Engineers.
fremen and mechanics employed in
Federal buildings in this city voted
at ss-mecting tonight to absent
themselves from work" tomorrow
night unless they receive assurances
from Washington that q satisfactory
settlement of their wage demands
would be made within two weeks.
The rates OF pay asked by the men
arc the same as fixed by the Mack
award two years ago. but the increase
has not been given. 1t was said, be-
cause OF tho lack OF an approprla-
tion large enough to meet the scale.
Under tho civil service regulations.
according to the leaders. the men can
absent themselves from work for a
year without having their positions
declared vacant. They said their ac-
tion probably will tie up all Federal
buildings in Manhattan. Brooklyn
and Staten Island.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
INTEREST IN SUGAR
MARKET LAGS: POOR
DEMAND is BLAMED
Cuban Holders Offer Rn,u
Froducf at II Cents: Best
Bid Is 8 Cents.
tBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. August 3O.--Poor de-
mand for refined sugar has led 10
absence Of interest in the New York
sugar market. Cuban holders are Of
fcring raw sugar at II cents pound
cost and freight, while the best bid
in the market is cents. There was
small sale of Peru sugar at Q Us
cents C. !. f., which is equivalent to
10 is cents for Cuban.
There was small export inquiry
in the market, but not of sufficient
volume to affect prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Declares Lungs Rather
Than Heart Pump Blood
(By Univcr.nl Service.

WASIIINGTON, August 3O.-
George hnston, of this city, has
stnrted IA discussion among Amer
icnn sctentIsts by Invcntins n ma
chine which proves. he says, that
the lungs and not the heart, pump
blood through the human system.
eve breathe for two purposes"
he says, ITO force tho blood into
circulation md to keep our body
hent In mn even temperature.
"fhc mir does not purify our
blood, ms the old theory tells uS,
but cool mir cOois the thin waIis
OF the blood cnpilIurIes.
"Medfcni men, In time. will
realize the truth of this proposi-
tton mud the ncicnce of physIoIogy
VIII he greatly improved"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
FOUR NATIONS JOIN IN
PILGRIM TERCENTENARY Y
britain. France md Holland Take
Part with America in Prov
fnceto,yn Celebration.

inceto,yn Celebration.
PROVINCETOWN. MASS, August
ao.-Great Britain. France and Hol-
land Joined with the United States
here today in celebrating the Pilgrim
tercentcnary. Secretary OF State
cambridge Colby speaking at exer-
cises held at the base of the Pilgrim
Monument. conveyed message from
President Wilson expressing his re-
gret at being unable 10 be present
parade. in which floats picturing
events of the days of the founders
We'd in interest with the marching of
marines and bluejackets from the
warshps. furnished the colorful at
TRACTION for the crowds which gath
cred to take part In the historic cele-
bration.
Patriotic societies OF the several
States were represented, tho Society
for the Preservation OF Virginia An
tiauities being Erepresented, by Mr..
and Mrs, James o. 5tTtn ston, OF sRich-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
MDICT STEAMSHIP LINES
FOR ANTITRUST VIOLATION
Freight Rrokers Are Included I'm
Charges Brought Against Forty
Two Compnnics
lBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. August 30-Forty-
two steamship companies and freight
brokers'. including virtually all the
big transatlantic lines. were indicted
by tho Federal grand jury hero to-
day on charges OF conspiracy and re-
straint OF trade in violation OF the
Sherman antitrust law.
Tho Indictment included the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine. Atlantic
Transport. Cunard Steamship Com
panies. Limited; Anchor Line. Booth
American Shipping Corporation;
Compagnio Generale TransatIantique.
Kerr Steamship Co.. members OF the
transatlantic Associated Freight
Conferences and directors OF the
Steamship Frejght Brokers, Associa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
SARAH BERNHARDT,S
EAREWELL" TOUR IS
DELAYED BYXLNESS
Famous Acfress Suffers From
Congestion of Lungs and
Complications.

PARIS, August 80. - Sarah Bern
hardt is suffering from congestion
OF the lungs and an Inflammation OF
the kidneys. and is confined to her
bed. Her illness is due to motor
trip which She took a few days ago
from her summer home at Belle Islo
to Paris.
The attending physicians are not
apprehensive OF serious develop
mcnts, but the start OF Nine Bern
hardts English farewell engagement
Will be delayed for several weeks at
least.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Up-to-Date Burglars in
Paris Make Use of Gas
(ny Unlrernnl SERVICES !

PARIS, August 3O.-Asphyxint-
ing gas liz the latest weapon of
Pnris crooks. Penetrating the
home OF Gustnve Courtois nt Las
Hy, near the capital, the burglars
set OFT n projectilc of phoxgenc
Ens. which they had apparently
stolen from war stores. Waiting
until the occupants were stupenea
by tho fumes, the robbers. wearing
sEna masks, looted the Aouse at
I ithefr; ease anA essaped. llssS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
AVIATORS MISSING SINCE
AlRPLANE ENTERED CLOUD
Machines Arc Sent Out In Search OF
Lieutenant Fox and Corporal
Corncf.
tBy Associated Press.l

HONOLULU. August 30.-Lieuten-
ant r. II. Fox, pilot. OF New York
City. and Corporal H. ]. Cornet, OF
Pennsylvania. mechanician, who left
hero Saturday in an army airplane.
are missing. Other airpIancs and
Eagle boats have been sent in search
of them. Their airplane was last
seen entering CLOUD bank over the
Island of Molokai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Flyer Lives Six Weeks
on "Sagebrush Bunnies :
tBy Universal Service

WASHINGTON. August 30.-on
account of defect In his pinne Earl
Afior, former army field riiot,
was obliged to nliSht In n Nevada
desert. He remained there six
weeks, making repairs. before he
was nbie TO ny away. During that
time he lived on jack rabbits,
"snEebruch bunnies," according to
War Department air service bull
,letln today. &!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
American Seeking Medal Is
Beaten by Belgian Cops
fBy Associatcd Pre.s.)

ANTWERP, August 30.-M. N.
Kirksey. of Snn Francisco. one of
the American rprintcrs, WINS mr.
snuited, hapdcuTed md taken TO
the police station this afternoon
by BclEinn Ecndnrmcs, who, unable
To spenk English, blocked E<Irkscy
from entering the American dress-
fnE-rooms at the stadium.
Kirkscy Ind Just returned with
Charles w. Paddock, of Los An
EcieS. another sprInter, from Parts
for the medal presentations. He
Ind tickets, hut when he tried to
enter the dressInE-rooms he was
attacked by the Eendnrmcs, who
apparently had orders, which were
unknown to the Americans, to the
effect that the rooms were to Inc
used todny only by football play
crs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
LOCK WOMEN AND CHILDREN
IN CHURCH AND BURN THEM
oiSpatches Report Massacre of 400
Armenians by I<urds fn
AnntoItn
NnntOHn.
1By ASSOCIATED Press


ia RI 5. August 3O.-Dispatches
from Constantinoplo today report the
massacre OF 400 Armenians by Kurds
In Anatolla. Tho Kurds shot the men
but the women and children were
locked in church and burned to
death. tho dispatches say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Whnt n Jumbici
CONTINUED on Thira I'age.1

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Justice Slain in Donegal.

LONDONDERRY. August 30.-Ma-
jor Johnstone. justice OF the peace
and one of the best-known residents
OF County Donegal, was assassinated
at his home today by men who fred
through window. The assassins es-
capped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

Business or pleasure, York River
Line ss sasdsl;ssrs 19 "a n, daily Y
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
DR.. WALLER TO GIVE
ADVICE ON THE FLU


Methods Tor M contfcl 81 lnflucnza
ana a complete nroEraN tor choosing
tnilcmir Of ibis dIareaH viii be dir-
cursHd ~ Ir 81 = Waller. stare
cci1mlEsioner cr health. At the annual
mettinr 81 thc New Mexico Public.
Health association whith ~1ll be hcl1
IN lha hInh schtel auditorium at
O'clock Tuesday e,FuinT.
~. Waller re1IIlts the importance
81 Thoroughly educating nditldDA'n
on the methods 81 chnrkinr inIdcDE1
outbreaks and VIII take twenty min
pies AZ thr meeting 10 discufe the cx-
periuncCs % other states Ia the con.
frQi OF fhis disease
Hr. waller ~fHftrfiv attended tho
mrcIinG % the American Public
Health association ~ New Orleans
Whrrt the Influenza question wls
carefully considered. Ilt Will cufluo
The polir5 which the state department
Of health viii follow should there he
smother epidemic 81 Influenza In Nut
MexlcQ this winter.
nr. Eoorre Thomas Palmer. rrcei-
dent 81 tire Illinois Tuberculosis asso-
citation ana assistant director Of the
Illinois state board OF health. viii ar
flre In Albuquerque tonight and will
make she principal address 81 The
nlecunE tomorrow evening. lie VIII
talk on TIM Necessity Tor voluntary
portance Of The work they are now
doing.
Miss Mardniene Banahof. director
Of the newly created division OF pun
ne health u1rsinf In the state de-
rariment Of health. VIII state briefly
he alias or that division. Miss Bans-
hof came 70 tht state directly from
The Mountain division 81 the Amer
lean Red Cross and y being support
Cd By that Organization while dome
her work for me State health depart
menr.
The meeting az the hieh school
auditorium a open 20 the general
public and there will be- ne charge
for admission. nor viii there be any
solicitation Ter memberships in or
contributions 20 the public health as
nociaiion Election uf Officers viii
follow the naen meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Three Athletic Games
Played Saturday Night

Three athletic contests werc staged
In the city saturday night two basket
bail games and e telephone bowling
tournament game hctweru the Las
Vegas EikE and the local Eik-
In the bowling contest The Alhu-
querquc team " n over tho l1s Vegas
team in three H.rniEhf games. The
scores were tolefl oupd after each
trnth frame. D final reports tpinr
received from the MTntDw Clty az o.
O'Clock. smith lead for the Duke
city team with a score ~ 2ua in thc
first game while Rudolph Dol Lac
Neras rolled is5 hieh in the last
game Another telephone Eauue VIII