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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC
NEW YORK "DRY" LEADER
FLAWS COL. ROOSEVELT
Depiorrs Fact That Former preSi-
dent's SON Is to Enter Cam
pnlEn for Hwets.-


NEW YORK. August i5-Dr. VIII
liam II. Anderson has addressed a
tart letter to VIII ". Hays. and tHs
Republican national committee. IN
ct is announced that I.leutenar:
colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Jr. viii
make 4 national speaking tour. trail
ing Franklin u. Roosevelt tho Dem
ocratic national vice presidential
nominee. TO show people the real
Roosevelt Tho real Roosevelt
whose body unfortunately Ia in the
grave, stood for law observance, I,
was u passion with him. I;ut lis
son last spring. In the Ncw York
legislature voted for the passage of
validated by tho Supreme Court. lie.
kepubl!c an. betrayed his own
party 10 Tammany and slapped in
Tho face the moral element tina; WAS
hand, Franklin - Roosevelt. who is
spoken OF SO slightly, when in the
New York Legislature. although q
Democrat. refused to line UP with
element.
Il am an independent prohibition
thusiasm the machine bosses Of my
party have left me, | will not vote
The presidential ticket on which
Eranklin d.. Roosevelt Is running.
dealing and shall protest with all my
power against the outrageous tSag-
cdy 81 this politically weak and in
experienced bearer Of an illustrious
name being used as false front by
tho wet renctionary Old Guard 81
New York. which fought practically
every progressive and moral thing
his father stood for.
The pro- brewery record OF the
present bearer of the name OF Thco-
dore, Roosevelt will get you some
wet votes in wet centers IL that
Is what you want. But he will not
gain anything for you in the dry
his father was strongest. The mere
spirit of Theodore Roosevelt, the
real, who being dead yet spcaketh,
VIII count for infinitely more than
anything that can be said by son
who has turned traitor to much shat
the father stood for"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
CITY OFFICIALS OF CORK
GO ON HUNGER STRIKE
Lord Mayor and Ten Other. HIVE no.
fused Food Since Placed in

CoRk, IRELAND. August i5.-Tcr-
city, and ten members of ,ha cornnr,
lion, VINO were arrested with him
Thursday might. have refused food
since they were placed in military
crs. ~ 'soh-
Lord Mayor Insolvency. and his
associntes Will be tried on the charge
belief Is expressed by the military
mat In thursdays raid on tho Cork
Mansion House they secured the ar
rest or leaders OF the Republican
brotherhood. They consider the ar.
rested men responsible for an active
part In the Sim Fcin campaign
against which the military has startrd
an offensive. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
SEEN ON THE SIDE
NY yIrNtsY EDWARD WARMER
Our own nis-Type sditorini.

Tho lgorrote BELLIES wear BONE RINGS
in their NOSES.
Is this not SAVAGE CUSTOM?
Just THINK Of the BARBARITY of such q
proceeding.
And do the BONE RINGS mako them any
more ATTRACTIVE?
No, thousand times, NO!
Now compare the IGORROTE belle with the
ClNll.iHfD ladies who wear skirts SO TIGHT
they can't walk.
And OTHER THINGS equally civilized.
TO DO so.
Does not the IEorrote belle look RIDICUL-
Gus when compared with SOME civilized la
dies?
fou say she DOES NOT?
Well. OF ALL THINGS!
How DO YOU get that way?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
X. of G. Delegate, In pori.

II. OF =. Delegates In PnriH.
PARIS. August 15.-The knights OF
Columbus delegates who will repre-,
sent the organization at tho dedica-
ton or the knights OF Columbus La
Fayette statue at Metz on August 81,
arrived here shortly after o'clock
this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
Cox's Appeal to Young Men

CECRETARY OF the Navy Daniels. who is
- good observer as well as a good Demo-
crat, brings the news to the East that the
young men of the West are for the Cox
Roosevelt ticket and the prospect is that
they will take control OF the politics OF
their States this year He has found that
the Democratic standard bearers and the
Democratic platform appeal strongly TO the
younger generation OF voters particularly TO
veterans OF the world war and TO the men
OF progressive raold
II is not surprising that this is true. Tho
Republican party is still dominated by the
Old Guard Its platform is :, reactionary
document. Its candidate for the presidency
is product of the politics OF the Mark
Hanna era. He was named by forces con-
troied absolutely by Penrose Crane, Barnes
Lodge, watson and New, exactly the same
type OF leadership which twice denied Theo-
dore Roosevelt the Republican nomination
and eight years ago split the party in half
1t is no secret that these forces will fix
Republican policies for the next four years
/ If Harding is elected. There will be q re-
turn TO the stand patism of eight and twelve
years ago, when Aldrichisln and Cannonism
| first drove thousands OF loyal Republicans
into state Of insurgency and eventually
INTO the ranks of the Progressive party
"oH' "! tn4s insurgency came out OF the
West, and the bulk of the Progressive party
! vote was cast by young men OF the West.
! 1t is not an easy thing for the Rcpub-
/ mean ticket OF this year. wearing the rcac-
| tionary brand and making no apologies for
I the TACT to attract the support of the virile
! 'roGressives of the Western country. Gov
| crnor Cox, with his forward-looking record
| IN Ohio. his youth and his enthusiasm, prob
ably VIII find strength among the indepen-
| dent votcrs Of the country between the Mis-
h!ssippi River and the Pacific Coast, of
/ which he does not at this time dream AL
! though his managers. for the most part feel
| that he must win his fight in the East and
Middle west. II he is elected, there is un-
| soubtodiy fertile ground in the West which
! he would do well TO cultivate Mr. Daniels
| mas returned TO Washington convinced OF
| this, ana expresses his qualification that
| Franklin Roosevelt, the vice presidential
| candidate, Will devote himself largely to
the West for tho next six weeks:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

AS sef-constituted nerve specialist for
ray world" Senator Harding has not speci-
Sed the course of treatment on which he
you'd depend, but judging by his platform
md campaign uttcrances he would recon-
mend the rest cure"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

What has become Of the good people who
sksed to work it all out for us and demon
5trate so clearly that after prohibition the
eduction of cost OF police forces OF cities
,ould far more than Offset the koss from
he licenses?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

Z Hungry Joe's famous philosophical obser-
.ation that new sucker is born every min
ete is away out OF date now. Recent de-
Seiopments around Boston and other parts
Il New England indicate that they must
Gave been arriving in split seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

Republican campaign managers are bas-
ing large hopes for swollen campaign funds
IN the activity and ability OF women as So
5icitors OF contribution. THAT perhaps ex-
SlaiRs their eagerness for the full participa-
Jon OF women in politics. Practical TO the
est
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

An exchange inquires How will the
lyomen vote this year, The query may be
Sentiment a little later, but just now it
you'd he better to omit the introductory
;dverb."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

To Stop Transit Of wnr Material.
VIENNA, August l5.-The WORKERS
council TO day adopted n resolution
declaring 1t would prevent the
transit Of war materials to Poland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

1t may be true, as scientists aver, that
1ars is signaling the EARTH but the greater
aystery is why it should seek to enter into
Conversational relations with planet that
5 hardly on speaking terms with itself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

\ No obtainable information from tho front
onvinces US whether the Russian Bolshev-
.sts are fighting remarkably we'll or the
Poles are refusing TO fight 1T all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
The Weather
tFurnIs'.ed By U. 8. Weather bureau,

Forecast: virginia.
Partly cloudy. with
probably showers Mon
day and Tuesday: no
change In temperature.
North Cnrolinn-I'art-
Is cloudy. with prob
ably local showers Mon
day uud Tuesday: no
change In temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
MONDAY. AUGUST 10, 1920.

If Governor Cox has overlooked outlining
lis position on any issue, he will be glad to-
.emedy the oversight when it is called to
ais attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

II To destroy the evils OF the convention sys-
ZEN OF nominations New York adopted the
primary method, by law. So now the wick
I'd and boss-ridden conventions meet unofl-
{5iaiiy and prepare the tickets and states
,.shich the pure and free primaries promptly
Except.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

4 Rev. Aaron $. Watkins left tho FAMILY
gashtub long enough to accept formally the
.::ornination OF the Prohibition party for the
.fresidsncy 1t is only fair To state that
Sshercas the two major candidates evisied
prohibition issue and discussed every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
Voice of the People

Letters must Etvc the mime and address of
the writer NnHe Will be published n
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
Threw nomb Mt nridec In Tokyo.

| TOKYO, August 15.--Unknown men
IHhrew a bomb at the railroad bridge
lht Senja, 4 northern suburb OF Tokyo,
today. Tho bridge was not damaged,
lhowcyer. ,t- 4 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

thing else under the sun, this candidate met
that issue boldly as his sole stock In trade
and evaded everything else.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

Ron2is assets and the actual position of
MIR. Taft on the league of nations are tho
r@'o foremost mysteries now engaging tho
curiosity OF the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

Oklahoma may call now for a hero medal
as having spilled her Gore for the good OF
the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

one way 10 insure the use of those canned
political addresses the Republican managers
are sending ont. would be to put Il good Jazz
piece on The reverse side OF each record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

villa announces that if the Americans in
! ade Mexico he will fight 10 the death. ="
tnt the last time they invaded il his activi-
.les consisted OF disappearance act and
.}e remained safely hid in hole until the
iateu lhlFpuers on his beloved land tired of
,=aniing him and went home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

Seems rs though there never is time whom
the farmers don't need either more rain
less.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

FL Protection of tie seals in our Alaskan
Yaters has resulted in increase OF their
sumbers to 100000, according to Tie lates,
CENSUS. If the rest Of our population in.
t!ludcd in the census had been saved from
.yetng Systematically skinned the last four
s.r Ave years. we might have shown a rat.
.M gain corresnondngly large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

hergcoi!, rich Philadelphia drar dodgor,
aya ne eYaded service because he objected
'tk!Hs chances Of having TO Kill some of
u Hcl!!ah k!h Cynics may suggest that
. 'elnaps mr. Hergdol!s reluctance was in
ehsiiied by objection to taking chances 90
.iaying some OF his German kin Riu him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

Some people hate TO so to the theater be-
cause it breaks up IN evening So
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
coIoNrL wcRs AcouIsIrIoN.

MO one who knows the newspapers published in the
N rural section OF Delaware fails TO recognize that
the Dover state News Is Of the foremost and most
progressive and successful papers published In that field
What q s Is due arely 10 The genius and persistent ei
forf OF is manager Colonel James c. Wicks to send it to
me front and keep 81 there. 70 stands monument to
his loyal and unrsmns effort covering period OF six
teen years.
His friends n an sections Of the State find pleasure in
the announcement that while heretofore only The owner
~ ha o. the paper and that plant things have gone
wen with him that be has purchased not only The other
har interest the paper but also ihe building n which it
has been quariered many years. They wish MIN
wei in his undertaking.
II there be anything at an that wrong with The state
News Il is It's editorial policy which is Intensely Demo-
cratic It may be dt now that Colonel Wicks is In sole
control be may the wisdom of serving the Delaware
public better by swinging the News TO The Repub-
ean side or falling in that by adopting policy that Is
less Intensely, and, at times. unfairly partisan.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
OLD SYLVAN DELL
STILL ON BOTTOM

owing to a legal technlcalily bids
have not yet been opened at The
United States Engineer Onlcc. Sixth
and King streets for raising the
steamer sylvan Dell. which lies in
Salem creek. across the Delaware. Tine
proposals were 60 have been opened
last Tuesday, 1910 ,.,
The vessel sank july i2 1919, while
on It's way 10 Salem TO take aboard a
sunday School excursion, The boat
lies near the Gayner Glass Works 10
about seven feet of water at low tide.
and forms an obstruction TO naNisa-
tion. I'd must be entirely removed,
iise OF explosives Will not be permit
led. and The vessel viii become ue
pronerty of the contractor who raises
THO sylvan Dell is IT'S feet long ana
97 feet wide. with big side wheels
For twenty years II ran between, PM
adelphia and Washington Park ana
ihon carried eXcursiOnists during the
summer months to various places.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
MeNApp Am mn sEcoND DlsrRIcr.

(NoNDlrloNs in The Second Senatorial district in this
~ city are far from encouraging 10 the Democratic
managers Notwithstanding the district is normally Dom-
ocratic
Representative John Edward McNahb, who the
Democratic nomination for State Senator under conditions
which have siven rise to much dissatisfaction on the
Democratic SIDE viii not poll by any manner Of means
The full Democratic vote In fact, the dissatisfaction
growing out OF his nomination is so Widespread and pro-
nounced that there are experienced politicians who do
not hesitate to predict that he viii be defeated in No
MEMBER.
In view OF what has occurred m the district doubtless
would be well the voters therein to declare their
political independence this and retire Representative
McNahb TO private life.
His friends boast that n he be elected this time they
,in see TO n that ne remains the Stale Senate for the
next eight or twelve years such prospect is not pleas
ing 10 many second District Democrats who criticize
Represeniae McNabb the record he has made in the
House and also for Che one he has made In ward and
district politics.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
HUNGRY, HE SAYS
HE BROKE STORE

In Geneal Session Court Yesterday
in the case OF Peter Demurat and
Harry McAllfster charged with lar
ceny Of 10 pounds OF tobacco from
The j. d. Sisler Company, the former
pleaded guilty. The case was con-
tlnued until The regular term Of
court,
Giving as his reason for committing
the Offense that he was hungry and
had no money. Earl Shockley, 10
years old, pleaded guilty to breaking
and entering a grocery store at 92i
Maryland avenue.
In paroling Shockley for two years
10 Parole officer Stout, Judge Rice
suggested that the father be more of
chum to his son.
Stephen Roe pleaded guilty TO a
charge OF larceny OF iewelry.
Application for parole was made
by his attorney, Ayres ]. Shocklcy
and the case continued until Septem-
Der,
Pleading guilty to charge Of lar
eeny OF a pocketbOok containing Si5,
from Anna Webb, Nathaniel Haywood.
Negro, was sentenced to four months
Imprisonment.
Beiamln W. Curtis. Negro. pleading
guilty 10 carrying concealed a pistol
in st. Georges hundred. was sentenced
TO one months Imprisonment.
Pleading guilty TO charge Of lar
ceny of a pair Of trousers and a clock
! from a fellow workman at the Balli-
more and Ohio Railroad COmmissary
Walter Smith was sentenced TO four
months Imprisonment
John Reed and Frank Murphy do
cllncd TO plead guilty as indicted to a
charge Of breaking and entering the
home Of William Little, In White
Clay Greek hundred The indictment
/ therefore. was Withdrawn and the
case continued TO the regular tern
/ OF court. They pleaded guilty 10 en-
terlng but not breaking"
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
A GRATIFYING. SETTLEMENT.

WTIlAnNGToNIANs are gratned to know that the VIII
w mIngioh and philadelphia Traction Company and
is employees have reached a satisfactory agreement with
regard 90 The questions that have been in dispute
between them and that there danger OF strike with
consequent Generalization OF public service and injury to
business.
By the agreement reached the irainmen receive an
Increase Of 1--WE cents hour their wags Under the
scale each receives sc hour the first
three months service So cents for the next nine months
and 60 cents for years service and thereafter
In short the employees OF The company receive sub
sana share OF the increased accruing 10 u
a result OF the eghi-cent fare order
Thomas W Wilson, vce-presldent Of and general man
ager for the company and tho who represented the
employees deserve public commendaton for The business
ike manner in which they conducted the negotiations
which led to the agreement
on OF the determining factors in the settlement was
showing made by the company that 10 stl faces deficit
OF $4,000 for IN. nscal year. because Of the abb
normal cost Of operation and the inadequacy OF revenues
cnucs.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
srArr FAIn A sUCCEss.

ruNHAr the 1920 Delaware state FAIR Just c'os'u'
The tens Of thousands Of persons who attenu'd -
atesled fully by the many expressions OF OPINION "-''
~ ,no homes and business places and IN the streets
n was concedcdly the best exhibition OF It's hnu wv
held on the Delmarya Peninsula ana the po,.u VI W
Main, congratulated ON all sides for the splendid
work Il performed in the public behalf
The financial showing made is much better man was 'A
octed Immediately after the serious reverse on the open
~ s.,, dino ,o wet weather which prevented thousands
Of nersons from going the grounds
An IN ALL the Fair has been bg success ana '' s",
cess gives assurance that bigger ana De',er lS' "'
he held next year for the educauon'l anu
,,b such hoard Of managers in charge OF the eNhD'-
,,o, Tho length to which 10 VIII go In the matter oi
starlns attractions win be measured only by the lens
10 which the public will go in The matter OF sho"ns u,
prae,ca Appreciation OF what The board has done III ''
behalf.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
With the Photographers

Mr. Cox says there has not been whisper OF 'a's-
honesty" in conduct Of the war Mr. hughes ana o.ias
knornev General Gregory whispered H. resolution pass
ed Congress asking the ning or suits 70 recover
aned millions and there have been numerous cilu''
indictments But perhaps Mr. Cox means thas not "t'
cal has been punished.-st. Louis Times f,...
COLBY voices sympathy for Polish people lhats Wa. %
,h bcsdlines saw now II we Ia The hague they
,Soud saw Colby orders American boys to the Poish
front Conscrpton again in force. League uses Amer
can forcs to helm bleeding Poland" Now Is the time 10
boost for the league and Cox II want your country
AL do its duty in Europe Every vote for Cox is vote 10
que Tmes-Journal
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
CUTICURA HEALS
ECZEMA IN Rash.
On Husbands Face, Arms;
Chest. Had To Scratch.

my husbands face was poisoned
and then It went on his arms and
chest. He keptrubbinguntil II formed
into eczema. Il was in the form Of
rash and itehed him so that he had
TO scratch II, ,andth more he scratched
the redder II would get, and it caused
much Disagreement.
He read an advertisement for
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
started using them and he had not
used them very long before he was
completely healed" lSignedl Mrs. E.
c. Trefhnger, 1917 N. Warnock ST.,
Phila., Pa, March 10, 1920.
Make Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand
Talcum your everyday toilet prepa-
rations and watch your skin improve.
Aampls Each Pre- by Nan. Address; a.cutisura Lab
ofatoriss, Dept N, Maiden ~, haal" Soldevery-
ghcre. Soap &c. Ointment M and 50c. Ialcum &c.
&zE Cutieura Soap shavea without mug.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
Gems of Thought

People who persist in talking at the silent drama might
even be called unspeakable nuisance
--.-.
Rather than wear both OF his eyes in mourning
a wise man proceeds TO forgive his enemy.
-.--.
II is jury trial indeed when the twelve good men arc
compelled to listen to long winded lawyers.
@@.-.
II ghosts haunt church yards they must get some iov
from reading on their epitaphs how good they were dur
ing life.
@-E.
The girl in love who has rival should keep an eve
upon her-and II the rival is widow she should keep
both eyes her.
:---.
Before marriage man has been known to declare him
self unworthy of his sweethearts love- after marriage
70 snend about tw0-bhirds OF his Lime proYing H.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
LEGION CONVENTION
NDOVER NEXT WEEK

Tho annual convention Of the Ameri-
can Legion OF Delaware Will be held
ai Dover on next Wednesday when NE
annual election OF officers VIII take
place. The Legion has Forty-one posts
In This State and the convention VIII
be attended by nifty or more dele
Onc OF the subjects TO be considered
al the convention Will be that or the
legion taking a stand IN the polillcai
.campalen. some agitation has been
going ON throughout the country 10
.havc ihe legion lend It's support TO
one party or the other in the cam
.paign. The Delaware Legion viii re-
fuse 90 Join forces with any party or
candidates and win continue TO be a
non-partsan organization. according to
many officials and members, lust as
other state Legions are doing.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
JEWISH NEW YEAR
DAWNS TOMORROW

Rosh Hashanah. the Hebaew New
Years Day, Will be ushered in at sum
down tomorrow with services in all
the temples, and synagogues Of the
city. Orthodox Hebrews observe two
days. whereas the reformed congrega-
tions keep only one.
The festival OF the New Year, which
will mark the beginning o. the year
a6Si, Is one OF the most important m
the whole Jewish calendar. It is tho
FIRST OF a series Of holidays lasting
nearly a month and one Of the princi-
pal features is the blowing OF the Sho-
far or rams horn.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
NAY the PREDICTION BE vEaWIED.

A INVOLVEMENT is made by the United States Public
"A Health Service that there is nothing to indicate
that there will be OF The epidemic OF Spanish
influenza In this country this winter.
That is good to Deawareans They paid distress
toll to the first big outbreak OF the disease in 1918 and
further toll in 1919.
From end to end Of Slate the hope is general that
the prediction Of the Public Health Service Just issued
will be verified.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
Will PRODUCE the DESIRED RESULTS

DEPuBLlcAN primaries are being held in New Castle
~ County today.
With many good and capable men in the field FOR the
several Offices strong county ticket is assured
The Republican national and state tickets already no
mated, are meeins with great public favor With a
Popuar county ticket added to them, Delaware Republ-
may approach election day in November with fun
Confidence In the result
on The Republican side the Delaware campaign Is bene
handled splendidly. The work that has been is benl
and will be done cannot fail 10 produce the desired re-
suits.