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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
GIRLS AND WOMEN RUSH
TO DEFENSE OF POLAND
Recruits In Short Skirts and Shirt Waists
Wildly Cheered on Joining
Great Volunteer Army:

terday Z uniformed woman soldiers.
with woman officers, paraded the
streets singing. and for the first time
Warsaw saw detachments of female
recruits under the guidance of wom-
an officers marching to the barracks.
Many of the recruits were strong
girls in short skirts and shirt waists,
with braided hair hanging down their
backs. The sight of female recruits
aroused enthusiasm everywhere along
the principal streets. Mixed with the
girl recruits were women of twenty
five to thirty years, who swung para
soils, purses and market packages in
arms which will soon carry rifles.
The womens battalions will be used
chiefly for guard duty in garrisons
and food depots and as train escorts,
thus relieving men for the front lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08

By the Associated Press.
WARSAW. July loving to the crit
ical position of the country. volunteers
for active service in the army are offer
ing themselves from every side. They
include school and university teachers,
students, Boy Scouts, civil servants
and ministerial employees whose occu-
pations excuse them from military
service. The students are enlisting
in such numbers that the Warsaw uni
versities have been closed. --.
Stirred by the appeal Of the national
council of defense for volunteers. hum
dreds Of girls and women, have taken
initial steps to join the army. Yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
D|SL|KED, SAYS
LEGISLATOR AT TOXIC
Suzuki's Charge Brings Reply
From Premier Declaring Nation
Has Gained High Position.

TOXIC. July (by the Associatsn
press).-IImeshiro Suzuki. member OF
parliament for Toxic, in an attack on
the budget in the house of representa-
tives TODAY. declared that Japan was
disliked by the whole world and asked
if the government had any definite pol
lev to steer it through the present cr1ti-
cal period.
Premier Hara. in reply, said he did not
think that Japan was disliked by the
world at present. but that, on the con-
trarv. he was inclined to the opinion
that Japan was fairly on the way TO be
regarded as a progressive nation and
one of the five great powers.
There were undoubtedly many things
which Japan, as a great nation. must
be more watchful about, the premier
added, but he wanted to denounce the
attitude of the minority, which con-
sidered it had the privilege of making
indiscriminate attacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
Republican Candidate
NegIects Golf Game

MARION, Ohio, July Sowing to
the rush of work, Senator Hard
ing has been unable since his
favorite outdoor recreation-golf-
but he hopes shortly to arrange his
engagements SO he can play a round
occasionally in order to keep in good
physical condition during his cam
paign. There are no golf links nearer
than Mansfield, about two hours dis
tance by motor from Marion, but the
senator expects to play during some
of the week and vacations he contem-
plates taking during the summer
months.
Will Remain Close to Desk.
It was announced today that accord
ing to present plans Senator Harding
would remain close to his desk from
now until his speech had been COM
pleted and would stay in Marion over
the week end. Several minor engage
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
WILSON TO CALL
LE4CUELNSESSION
COMMONS is TOLD

LONDON. July S.-President Wilson
has accepted the invitation of the league
of nations to call meeting of the as
sembly of the league early in November.
This was announced in the house of
commons today by Cecil B. Harms
worth, undersecretary for foreign af-
fairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
SPECTATORS HARD HIT.
Naturalization of Cosmetics and
Toilet Articles Begun in Moscow.

MOSCOW, June 17.-All private en-
terprises not operating upon purely
co-operative basis have been closed,
as the first step by Moscow authori-
ties in a vigorous fight against spec
ulation Traffic in cosmetics and toilet
articles will be nationalized.
Shopkeepers, including proprietors
of restaurants. have received notice
their shops are subject to closure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
BRUNSWICK REVOLUTION
IS EXPECTED BY BERLIN
Extreme Radicals Preparing for
General Strike at Week End and
Other Drastic Action.

LONDON, July S.-A Central News
dispatch from Berlin. dated Wednes-
day. reports that preparations are
proceeding for revolution In bruns-
wick.
The extreme radicals. it is declared,
are working feverishly Oh plans for a
general strike at the week end, and a
new revolutionary committee is said
to have arranged for big mass meet
ing within a day or two to consider
the question of drastic action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
ITALY STOPS CENSORSHIP

ROME, Italy. July by a special
proclamation of Premier Giolitti
Italian censorship of cablegrams to
foreign countries has been abolished
after having been enforced for a pe-
riod of more than five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
1.245 SAIL ON OLYMPIC.

Passengers on Outgoing Ship.
NEW YORK, July s.-With 1.24o
cabin passengers aboard, the steam
ship Olympic. sailing from here today
for Southampton, broke this years
record for outgoing ships. The book
ing was the Olympic's largest since
the beginning of the world war.
Among the passengers were /.
Kumagae, the Japanese tennis cham
pion, and seventeen other Japanese
athletes bound for the Olympic games
at Antwerp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight and tomor-
row, little change In temperature,
gentle shifting winds.
Temperature for twenty four hours
ending 2 pm. today Highest, 70. at
s am. today lowest. 90, at PIN. yes
teriay, Full report on page I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08

Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Press 10 exclusively entitled to
the use for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to II not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights of publication Of special
dispatches herein also reserved. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
COX RENEWs DEMAND FOR
.FULL RETRACT|ON BY ROOT
Asks Republican Whether lie Was
Misquote<l or Made False State
mcnt Deliberately.
REsTATEs LEAGUE POSITION
Democratic Nominee Denies Again
He Declared for 1nsistcncc OH
Pact Just as MIR. Wilson NcSo-
tiatcd It," ms Speaker Asserted.
tBy Universal Service. ]

Z JERSEY CITY. y. j.. oct. 22.-Gov-
. gram TO Elihu Root, insisting that
( he answer cateEorically whether he
= WAS misquo;cl or that he knew hc
made 4 false statement when he
said. in his Carnegie Hall Speech that
the Democratic pres !dcntial nominee
would insist upon ratification OF the
irngue Of nations covenant just As
MIR. Wilson negotiated it,"
In his reply tc Governor Cox
original message. refusing to rctract
his original statement and declaring
;hat the Democratic nominees pur-
pose was 10 impose upon the United
states the Wilson league, without
--ry real change whatever" the Gov
crnor charged. Mr.. Root evadcd the
question.
scores Reply From Root.
Tho New York Republican leader.
The Governor further C'.argcd, mad
entered upon a long dissertation upon
Article ". either deliberately or
through n lack of information. to mis-
represent his position on the league
issue.
The text CT his telegram to Mt.
Roo, follows:
Il have your telegram Of October
81 in reply to mine OF October 20 In
which l called attention 10 your mis-
statement in your address in New
!. York city when YOU said. Mr.. Cox
declared that he will insist upon the
treaty jus; as Mr.. Wilson negotiated
H.;
IL respectfully asked of YOU n re-
traction OF your untrue statement
You have apparently mistaken the
purpose Of my message, which was
TO give You the opportunity to cor
rect Il possible error or to admit the
delibcratencss OF intent in the pre-
srntation. Permit me, therefore, to
renew in terms that cannot be mis-
understood the request which can
he answered with an uncQuivocal
Yes or NO: Did you or did you
not make the statement as quoted:
and do YOU not know now that il was
false? and do you not recognize that
in justice TO yourself and in justice
10 the American people who have
honorcd YOU. you should publicly ac-
knowledge it?
In your reply TO me. you have en-
tered upon a long dissertation upon
the subject Of Article ". in which
again by Inference you are cndeav-
orinS either deliberately or through
Misunderstanding and lack Of infor-
nation concerning my speeches. 20
misFeprcsent my position on the
gf no bn
Sac; that your Inisstatement was
based on lack OF information, l re-
;rvrcd you to the daily reports OF my
speeches OF the newspapers. in which
have Invariably said that l favored
ne Hitchcock reservations and also
that would accep, reservations
from any source offered In sincerity
and with desire TO help
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23

EAch delegation arose when the name
of It's city was suggested and made 4
demonstration in favor OF its choice.
liopewcI claimed the honor CT the
convention next year on the grounds
that it was the youngest city in the
state. Petersburg put in its bid. but
later withdrew, and Alta Vista was
suggested by It's delegates.
Norfolk Presents Claims.
Norfolk. however. scored trump
card when tho spokesman OF its dele
cation OF Twenty-Five arose and de-
c!arcd that. as Norfolk possessed the
Oldest real estate exchange in the
world. IL was entitled to the next
state convention.
Vote mon was taken BY exchanges.
J"hn w Moore. OF Richmond. advo-
next convention site. one By one
"ih"r cities began 10 fall in line. The
vol" Was 10y real estate boards and.
"hcn u VAS seen that practically ali
ni IN" cites IN the state were swing
ing toward the metropolis of the Sea-
/ board. Alta Vista. Roanoke ana Hone
Wen Withdraw their Invitations and
thrcW thciF votes 10 Norfolk Sclcc-
ZION then was made unanimous.
Many interesting talks were made
during The afternoon session nj :
: ln"ngh III" time WAS limited by the
newly elected president. Crosby
thompson. chairman of the r.solU-
/ l'Dns committee. composed OF W. q
lane, Leroy T.. brown, Frank H. Cox,
= NJ Flynn and Joseph X. Ives, un,n
.m"uslF presented resolutions. which
were adopted. favoring any move
Wrh' winch wii! tend 10 improve the
caring INA; the real estate bust
should be Put upon the plane OF
70" honDr"l and responsible pror.s
..t"- N'Ai'!'E approving tn" code oil
- as iad down by the National
.,w f.S'"t" Association. and express
ing deep appreciation of the heart,
welcome extended us here.
afternoon session.
'"TAT NinH. Jr. presided over the
SESSIONS Yesterday previous TO ~,
election Of PRESIDENT Bruce Row
"no was 10 have presided. was un.
.nt" 20 do so because OF illness i'm hi,
I'm y. Mr.. Allan was elected tenn.
!~ssSls chairman and u. Ray Rich.
"'usph' temporary secretary
Key. j. Calvin stewart. OF C;r,c,
, ,.inn' hHfch: pronounced the in.
voG,aiion Colonel David Icake spok .
welcoming tho dclcrht.s for CO.
ernor Davis, Who had no, re rc.,, 10y
Inc Guy Mayor Aius.c welcome,
Ia" doleGntcs to Richmond Paul r.
I1Iilhs. OF Norioik, responded 20 IN,
1
response 10 the remarks of m.
Mayo.
: \ rising vote Of thanks was rive,
, hddie, f. Schmidt and l.. Ray Rich
ardson. OF the Richmond Exchange
VINO engineered the work nccc4snr,
: 10 formation OF the exchange. MAX
lng speaking tours throughout TN
state In 10 interest Of the organ
cation and arousing a general re
E!val OF interest in realty !n gen
oral.
T"l"rrams bringing Fluctuations Z
M" new association from numcrou
realtors throughout the State VIII
were unable 10 attend were read N
m" secretary. congratulatory mes
sascs from state real estate board
IN West Virginia, Michigan and Ne,
York also were read.
Af;cr Adjournment nj noon IN
visiting delegates were taken on
j Tip over the city. NJ o'clock III
deIcgatef assembled on the steps q
the Capitol. where picture va
taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23

new held by Franco and Gr,,t
Britain. Tho only. cable. possession ar
which Is thought likely to BIO made
subject OF discussion by tho Amer, .
can commissioners. is believed to he
that extending from the west co,s,
OF Africa to the east const of sou,h
America. or from Monrovia to Per
nambuco.
Once the American cables now hc-
ing extended around the contincn, nj
South America are completed. 1t wa.
pointed out. unrestricted cable com
munica,ion across the Atlantic vi,
Brazil would be possible IL the cab,,.
to Africa were in possession of the
United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
U. S. CLASHES WITH JAPAN
OVER zap ISLAND CABI +

Continued from First Pagc.)
nomic rights in mandate countries a.
exercised by the mandatory power.
On account of the important com
mercini advantages attaching to tho
use OF the Pacific cables. II 4, known
that the American commerce seek an
piication Of this principle to Yao
In the event Japan's mandatory right
over it be recognized by the com
munications conference
1t is understood that tho United
States probably will rcnouncc MI
claims to German transatlantic cables
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
CREW DESERTED STEAMER
WHEN SHE SPRUNG A LEAK
Nysfery OF Vessel Tint DrIfted with
out Mnn Aboard L.. Cleared
IRy Associated Prcss.l

JACkSONNIG.LE. FLA. Oct. az
Clearing the mystery that was Gre
ated when the British three mast cd
schooner, Adonis, bound from Jack
sonvillc TO SaSua La Grande. Cuba.
driftcd ashore opposite Jensen Thurs
day afternoo. Without sign OF HUI
man life aboard. word received here
today told that the vessels crew
had been saved by the steamer Crane
Creek, en- route to Norfolk
This Information was received in
Jacksonville today by the Bahamas
mediatcly sent TO a. o. Anderson &
Company, OF New York. agents for
the vessel. The crew. according to a
message from Jupiter Lighthouse, de-
serted the ship when she sprang n
leak twenty-five miles northeast of
there. and were picked up by the
PASSING steamer near the lighthouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
DISTRICT COURT ACQUlTS
ACCUSED FLORIDA BANKERS
J. }. Heard, Indicted on Charge a,
Wilfully MlsnppiyinE Funds,
Ercc

JACKSoNV1LLE. FLA. Oct. ga
verdict OF acGuittal was returned by
the jury In the Federal Court at o:jo
O'Clock this afternoon In tile case OF
d; }. Heard and a. r.. Thomas, OH
cinls OF the dctunct Heard National
bhnk, which failed several years AGO
MT. Heard had bccn on trial in Tho
last ten days. He was Indicted on,
,ne charge of wilfuliy m!sappiylng
iuhds OF the bank. The Indictment
WAS an aftermath OF the closing OF
inc .uoors of the Heard bank. a few
weeks ago tho receiver announced
vnat the bank had paid to all do
poS.tors 100 per cent of the principal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
HAL CHASE Is INDICTED BY
COOK COUNTY GRAND Jury


Tets on CINCINNATI for .S1o-,,. sun
an ~ yos,np r..,i-on" 80 49,.
eeegv.J ra,car,,,r -r,,y o.snr
a. 30 W.. e.fd
Besides chase A,,e,i and n,,,s ,o
.ay. ,odic,r,ar.s coyo-ad
eyed gamblers s,,If,, ~,
Enowr 70 IA. 49, o,,,. ~, :,
and the c3rh. .I.y.-s oa-os -. ,no
chicago Aucrfc..,. Ia,
ar,ins, ,yh,, -. IN.
mad h..1 v,,,d .rL.
son ana oscar rci.ch om,eoIda.s.
,,sdi. rico,,. ,,t go, ,,.i,,,. ;
r,f,rLa,s ..s,ra., yt.,1
.,.bfck" c,.t e.. - go SD
11l. t,,. In -"
,.,,, 90"
.,.it,.. .,o.,a W." nm
,l.t-t a..,,... ''0N weaver
w,,r,a ia.,..
,s,,.t,, '' -" pre-
tata '''' 'SH'o"s
- -,'''le Sa'H ne re-
'''''''' "N'eh ne Spit
""" e'hhrmea the
~ "' we Nv" H.'cherS. Weay-
- "a anu "'spsfE nave an
I''1'- '''"N '"e! VA! hEht the case
~" 90" 'cSl 'He suspension placed on
- "' ''"'e'S by owner CHARLES
% 'he S'a'e attorneys
o''e1 'o""E sal" testimony had been
sven 'h"t 'hase' VINO was expelled
rom '"' major League aaa barred
rom league PARIS IN the West for
t'l"sed famoiihs' was one Of tho
'"'el ih'' gators OF the gam" selling
M"Sn"'c" Hef"r" ln'"StiEnt"rs.
ne Jury was SAID ~ nave received
more 'esNno"E concerning Chas'
nan any OF the Others. Fresideu
iieFc'er Q: Inc National League
carry Hermann owner Of tho Gin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
WHITE APPEALS TO VOTERS
TO READ COVENANT TEXT
Wants Week BrElnninR Monday for
Euu-t To Spread Knowledge

NEW YORK, oct. 22-GcorEc
White. chairman o. tho Democratic
National Committee. issued state
rnent tonight appealing TO friends"
OF the league OF nations lin the most
solemn and rcvcrrnt spirit to see
that the text OF the covenant be-
comes generally known during the
week beginning Monday.
Democratic candidates. the state
ment declared. have done all in their
power TO see that the voters OF the
United states acquaint themselves
with the text and the Republican
marty has done it's best 10 prevent
them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
STOPS BAGGAGE SEARCHING
Treasury Department Throws UI
Sponge In Flight to Go Through
DIulomufs' RcInnrInps

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-The Treas
ury Department threw UP the sponge
In It's fight for the right to search the
baggage of diplomats entering the
country today ana stated that order
issued by Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Jomic;t Shousc Will not be
rigidIy enforced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Husbands for Austrian
Girls Bring Premiums
ny crosx-AtInntic seryIce.1


VIENNA, Oct. 22.-IIusbnndsf for
wealthy girls bring premiums In
Austria today. War millionnircs
and wealthy public buxincsS men
nrc advertising dnIIy for husbands
for their daughters. Vienna has
only 3OO,OOO eligible bachelors nv
& a Inst 5oO,0OO interchangeable
women. Zig dowrics nre offered
to suitable husbands, ranging
from S5O.OOO to $2OO,OOO.
The following advertisement,
which nppcnrS In the Ncvcs Vic
ncr TaEeblntt, Tx nm example,,
Exporter, old and establish cd,
seeks man OF character ns hus-
hand for 1S-ycnr-old daughter,
good looking, niusIcnl and blonde,
inteliiEcntI dowry 50O.OOO kro-
men. Apply Dox -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
KILL TWO MEN IN REVENGE
FUR THE DEATH OF ANOTHER
FLORIDA SherIT DIscIoscs Renson for
Sh'inE OF Il. IL. Conner and
Frank Dnwlcy

MACCLENNY. FLA. Oct oo-trronk
~. conner. aged As. and Frank Daw.
icy, aged 90. white residents near
Samuersoh. round dead late wcdnes.
uay near the Chalker Branch bridge
were killed by unidentified white men
seeking revcnEe for the death OF
Jonn Harvey. white, who was Killed
Octooer last. according to a state.
ineht made today by Sheriff l.. i.
sweat. OF Baker County.
This startling disclosure was maau
atter rigid Investigation started
when news OF the double murder wus
Drought to this city "Wednesday nighi
sheriff Sweat stated that he liz ex.
ty-four hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
EFFORT WAS MADE TO BURN
HOTEL PERKINS AT STUART
Fire Destroys Kitchen md Dining
ROOm-Sucks Found SatM-
rntCI With OIL.

DANNILLE, VA. Oct 22-Efrorts
were made u few nights ago to de-
stroy the Hotel Perkins at Stuart
according to adviccs received here
today. The fire alarm WAS rung at
3 o'clock in the morning and the
building housing the kitchen and the
dtning-room. few feet from the
main structure, were found to he in
flames. Quick action By the volun-
tccr fire dcpa rtment saved the hotel,
but the dining room was practically
ruined. An investigation showed
sacks saturated in oil in several
parts of the building. 1t is not
Known who is responsible for the
ire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
GREEK KINGS CONDITION
SHOWS SLIGHT CHANGE
Hope Stili Entertained for Recovery
Physicinn Says Monkey Bite At
tempt to AHsasslnntc.

PARlS. Oct. 22.--An Athens mes
sage received mt tho Greek legation
1T 10 o'clock tonight reported little
chanSe In tho condition OF King AL
covery still was entertained, however.
Injuries inflicted on King Alexander
Dy II monkey were Tho result OF u
plot 10 aSsaSSinato the young mon
arch. according to DIR. Georges Fer
nand Vidal. OF Paris, who has boon
attending the King.
while the story OF the monkey
biting King Alexander Is true" DR.
Vidal is quoted as saying. "thc mon
Key was suffering from rabies, with
lated. Hence, II vcritablc atternpt
against the kings life was conf
mitted."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
MIL nurnr Mt MnuItric.

MOULTIEIE, ca, Oct. ga plan
inE mill. saw mill. dry kiln and cabi-
let works owned by the Aycock
Lumber Company WAS destroyed by
fire today. the loss being $4,000.
partly covered by insurance. Sparks
from locomotive are believed to
have caused the fire as the plant had
not been in operation for ten days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
british shin I'm uI.,r,s.

NEW YORK. oct. 22.-The British
tank steamship J. Oswald Boyd was
reported in distress in the Gulf Of
Mexico, about go miles west OF Key
West. IN Il wireless message. received
by the naval communication service
her" tonight by way OF New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Aus,raI.sn. yo,e WEI,

: MELBOUKNE, AUSTRALIAN. Oc,
prohibition In the state OF Victorj,
resulted In only two DISTRICTS voting
-T8Ey- Wet districts numbered a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
In theMen sDepartment
These Special Values Featured

Printed Madras and Percalc Shirts
ESP. special sl.os
fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin Night
Robes, special .... S103
Good Cotton Ribbed Union Suits spo
cial ............... s1.o5
Wrights Ribbed Shirts and Drawers
wool mixed ............... $3.50
Mems Socks, made for endurance, 3
pan lol Sf.0O
lioleproof and Notasemc Socks, per
pan SOC
llolcproof Silk Socks, best colors SIOO
Bradley Rope Weave College Sweat
ers, special ............ 5000
Harris Pad Carriers, special o5c
Mems 27-inch Khaki Handkcrchiefs
now ;;...-.: :......... l21ac
Mems All-Linen IIandkerchiefs with
lhltlal ......... SOC
Mems Good Cotton Handkerchiefs,
with initial 19c
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