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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-07
ADMITS Staying TWO
WHILE INTOXICATED

Ea Paso, Tex, March 6.-Jose
Perea, 81 years old, today made
voluntary confession that he killed
Mrs. Maria Rembecl, % years old,
and Manuel Sanchez, % years old,
near here February 13, according
to County Attorney Will FL. Pei
phrey He said he had been drink
ing when he committed the deed.
The bodies of the victims were
found yesterday in the sand dunes
east of here. Perea is in Jail on a
charge of murder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
POLES WAGE FINISH
FIGHT NEAR WILMA
WITH LI7HUANLAMS
Great Battle in boundary War
Nay PrOre Crisis Of
Conflict.
IRr Assnniatnh rrn.s l

WARSAW. Oct. 9,-Thc Lithuanians
and Poles engaged in a heavy battle
lasting all Of yesterday and last
night sixteen vcrsts 90 IL milcs)
south Of Wilma, the Lithuanian capt.
tai. with heavy losses TO both sides,
says Lithuanian official statement
dated at wilma today.
The fight will be 10 finish" the
statement adds.
Statement from the Polish war Of
fee announces n further advance by
the Polish forces In the north 1t
makes no mention of an armistice
with the Bolshevfsts.
y new, insurrect!on against the
Russian Soviet government has
broken out in the District OF Nzi.ni
Novgorod. 2G5 miles northeast OF
Moscow. according to information
reaching the Russian colony in this
city. L7~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
WHITE CONFIDENT TIDE
runs STRONGLY TO cox
Harding's Final Blow at League
Covenant Campaigns Turning
Point.
"sTRAFE WILSON" IS CRY,
Republicans Appeal for Support
Based on an UncNamplcd Per-
sonal Hatred of President, Demo-
cratic Chairman Declares.
(By Associatcd press.l

2. NEW YORK. Oct. s.-George White,
chairman of tho Democratic National
Committee tonight gave his ''pcr-
sonal assurance to the country that
the tide had swung to Cox and
Roosevelt"
Senator Harding's Des Aloines
speech, turning his back on our ma
tional pledges and ideals and re-
jcetins the league OF nations and
all notifications Of Its covenant" AIR.
Whites statement said, proved the
turning point"
since then this headquarters has
been receiving every unmistakablc
sign known to politics OF turn. to
tn" Democratic candidates which Will
end in certain victory.
II never said this before because
II did not appear to be true. l say
it now because 1t does appear to be
true. If we can collect the money
necessary for the intensive publicity
required TO present the truth tho ap-
pcarancc will become II certainty.
II say this because the Rcpubli-
cans. from their candidate down-as
judged by his Kansas City speech
intend TO cast 10 the winds even the
few considerations of truth which
have bound their discussion OF the
covenant. we must nail each lie sew
erat times over
q. q. T.. Sing "Song OF Hntc."
This country has realized at las,
that the entire Republican campaign
tContinued on Second Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
Chairman White Appealst True Americans
Contribute to Democratic CampaignF Fund

TO the Editor, Times.Dlspatch:
sir,-The foes OF the league Of
nations have Mt Inst come out into
the open. Senator pnrdinB's Des
Moines speech pledges him TO re-
ject not only the League, but my
Modification OF IL. The hour IL Mt
hand when the friends of world
peace must unite to preserve, the
only agency ever contributed to
effect 1t.
The Democratic candidates are
pledged to see that the United
States goes into the league with
all reservations necessary to pre-
serve the ascendancy of our Con-
xreas and Constitution. and their
national comxittee Is In need OF
funds 10 complete the great bat
tie for peace now being wsRcd.
We are at the threshoid- Of sue
cess after mnny digcosrnSinS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
Y. NJ. |. HUMBLES STRONG
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Point Of South" Since
1912.
FINAL SCORE, .. no
Game Featured by Plenty OF Open
Play With Many Forward Passes.
Coaches Tried Out Many Second
Men Successfully.
tspeclal 10 The T,mes. plspatch. :,

tSpectalfto The ,Times- pispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Oct. 9.
The Virginia Military Institute
Cadets humblcd tho Virginia eleven
here this afternoon, % 10 C. The
victory is the first the Cadets have
scored over the Orange and Blue
since 1912 when they turned The tide
OF nearly half century of defeats
with 10 TO 0 victory.
The institute eleven had things
their own way throughout the game.
Tie Virginia defense was unable to
fathom the open play formations
which the Cadets staged successfully
on several occasions. Only once did
this forward pass formation fail to
gain ground for them. Costly FUN
blcs by the Orange and Blue back
field contributed largely TO their
downfall.
The bail was in Virginia territory
all during the first TWO periods of
play. V. NJ. Is first touchdown came
a' the result OF Il well-executcd for
ward pass and line gains by Leech
and Bunting. VirSinia's line held
for one down. but the Cadets
used the old Minnesota SHIFT and
win captain Lccch carrying the ball
crossed the Virginia line later. The
cadets forced Virginia back Of their
own goals line ana Russell FUN
b!cd. Shiplcy recovered for a safety
and two points.
The second touchdown came in the
second quarter when Drewey received
a long forward pass and went thirty
hrc yards TO II touchdown. V NJ. Us
'tnal score came when Hunt. fight
tackle. recovered Il tumble by OPP
p'eman on his iive-yard line and
stepped over for the nnal score.
Facing % 10 0 score. the Vir-
ginians rallied at the beginning of
The second half. Line plunges by
Rinchart. Russell, and an end run
by Oppleman gave the Virginians tho
ta!l On Y. NJ. is thrcc.yard line
when Oppleman fumbled. Once dur
CONTINUED on Twenty Second Page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
ELECT JOHN D. HANK
KIWANIS GOVERNOR
IN CAPITAL DISTRICT
Richmond Also Is Selected As
Convention City for
Next Year. :.
Special TO The Timcs-Dispatch1

especial 10 Inc IlmcS- DIS OatCh.)
WASEIINGTUN. oct. ?-Richmond
scored heavily today at the annual
meeting Of the 'Kiwanis Club Of the
Capital District when John D. Bank.
Jr.. Assistant District Attorney of
Virgil mia. of Richmond, was elected
president OF that body. and Richmond
was selected as the next convention
city.
More than Il score OF delegates
from Richmond were present today.
and perhaps 100 came from the Vir-
ginia cities. Three hundred more
represented Maryland and the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
The officers for the coming year
are: John D. Hank. Jr.. Of Richmond,
GOVERNOR John j. Boobar. OF Wash
ington. first lieutenant governor; WILL
liam C. Corey. of Wilmington. Del.
second lieutenant-gove and John
Dimling, Of Baltimore, treasurer.
Among the Richmond visitors to the
annual convention were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Massey, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. p. Waiford. j.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Cowes. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
W. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Hank,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Melville w. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Gillette. Ralph p.
Harrison. Robert II. Barnes Charles
G. Rowe. Charles Truite. w. C. Quinn,
&C. Boisseau. Stewart Graham. DIR.
o. W. Massey George 8, Barnard. II.
T, Coleman, ]. c. Bruner,s Jesse Out
law end r. n, smylex =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

days, and reports from NIL over the
country reveal TINT the nation In
sfire for the league and needs only
inSisfent presentation Of tho
truth TO elect Cox and Roosevclt.
May 1 prevail upon your inter-
est In this great cause once agnin
to ask you to publish this. appeal
for financial aid from all who
would save the league and brand
with infan,y Senator Harding's
plan to make separate peace
with Germany.
The time to help Is now. II mat
tiers not how much or how little
my man or woman can send. 4.
urge that II come at once 10 w.
w. Marsh. treasurer. Democratic
National Committee, Grand Cen
trni Palace, New York City.
GEORGE WHITE,
Chairman Democratic National
Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
MISSISSIPPI LEAVES PORT
FOR UNNAMED DESTINATION
s"perdreadnouEht Departs HurriedIy
From seattle With Sealed

SEATTLE. WASH. Oct. a.--Thc
snperdreadnousht Mississippi. at an
chor at For. Angeles, Washington.
departed hurriedly late today for an
unnamed destination.
Upon receipt OF orders. visitors
were hastily put ashore and the YES
Sc! was under way within two hours.
There were rumors that the vessel
mad been ordered to Valparaiso, Chile,
but naval officers at the Brcmerton
navy yard expressed the opinion that
the Mississippi was en- route 10 San
Diego TO join the Pacific Fleet IN
battle manuevcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
SPEECH
WAR DECLARATION.
S|NN FE|NERS SAY
Lloyd George Forecasts
Sterner Methods Against
Disorders in Ireland.
SAYS STATE OF WAR SAFER
THAN EXISTING STATUS
Admits Severe Hitting Back"
by Police and Claims
Great Provocation.
tBy Associated Prcss.

caRNARVON, WALES. oct. .
Premier Lloyd George, In a ngh;lns
speech TO his Welsh constituents to.
day, which was intended also for ;hs
world at larac. declared that the gov
ern;nen: iutea,led to restore order IN
ireland b. methods however stern
and proceed with It's homo rule bill.
Tho Primo Minister turned down
dominion home rule, protesting
against the suggestions that The gov
eminent, should go further than did
Giadstofe or Asqui;h, mo; because
Ireland needs 1t. not because IL 81
'air to the United Kingdom. but be-
cause crime has been successful"
\ repubiic. he insisted, would NOT
satisfy lrishmen. as Ulster would
have something II say to that"
Nothing which has happened In the
past continued the Premier. would
justify the present conditions in Ire
land. and, after giving figures on thu,
number OF police killed. he said: The
police have endured :his. state OF
things In a way which Is the highest
testimony 10 their discipline and
self-res,raint. There is no tloub,
that at last their patience has given
way and there has been some severe
hitting back
Murder Gang Dominates Erin.
The Premier declared that "a real
murder gang" Is dominating ireland.
making IL Impossible Cor rcasona 81
men TO come together TO consider the
best way to govern the country. cit
Is essential" he went on, lin .hc
interest OF Ireland that the gam,
should he broken up. and unless an,
mistaken ne shall do 1t. But, sid.
by side with that. we must proceed
with tho measure for government
In Ireland"
III speaking Of reprisals, lloyd
George argued tina; the police would
not bomb houses and shoot mon II
theTc was no provocation. Police.
men TO the number or c3s had beer
; shot, hc declared. and or these 10!
had been shot dead This had tried
the patience o. the police to the
breaking point.
as for self government for Ire
land, ,hc Premier explained that II
complete dominion home role were
accorded, ireland could have cor
script!on. In that case, he pointed
out, England's army of 100000 men
might he confronted with an Iris,,
army OF 100000. Conscription for
England, Lloyd George said. must
necessarily follow dominion HON
rule i'm ireland.
No Protest As to Murders.
Referring to the killing OF police
men, he said: while these murder.
were going 7 never read word o,
Trotes; from the Sim Fcin in Ireland
Arthur Griffith FOUNDER OF the Snr
Fein). a very able and distinguishet
freshman. communicated TO the press
Of the United States-and believe
to the English prcss-an intcryiew
the other day in which he showed
great concern 1T the prospect OF
what he thought was going to be ar
attack upon his own life. ] do no,
believe there is any attack being
concerted against his life. but
never saw word from Arthur Grif.
an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
Garments DEMANDS
.REF:UsED BY Y. R. & P.
president Wheelwri9ht Declines
TO Accept Working Agreement
Calling for Closed Shop.
WANT 1890, 900 WAGE BOOST
Granting of Demands of Employees
Would Mean Ruin to Company,
Is Expressed Opinion of Local
Representatives OF Company.

e. q. BookmaD, general chairmnn
OF the four unions comprising the
employees of the Virginia hallway
and Power Company. !sn Richmond
las: night for Norfolk. where gem
erhl conference OF the heads OF -he
four unions will be held Regarding
the refusal yesterday OF Thomas ).
wheclsrish;. president Of the com.
men in the proposed new annual con.
tract.
Wage increases OF a. per cent, a
closed shop poiicy, and arbitration
on all matters on which no agree
ncnt can he reached were the main
features OF the proposed new work
ing agreement between the men and
tho company. President wheeiwrigh;
stated yesterday that he turned down
the contract on the authorization o.
the board az directors OF tho com.
pany. which met Friday nigh. and
considered the contract and figures
on tho cost OF complying with /,
which had been complied.
Granting OF tho requests O, the
;ren for tho increase would mean adj
dition Of sl.5so.00O 10 the pay roll Of
the company and would neccssitat.
al least an t.Eh;-cent fare to meet.
according TO president WhcclvriEh;
Tho granting OF the demand on the
present fare would mean tho abro-
lute ruin Of the company, IL is as
serted.
Arbitration OF rsAers affecting
operating costs, the only question moi
tod INy-
tected on ;ne grounds that the arbl-
ter would have no control over rove
rlcs.
Leaves for Norfolk.
President. Bookman. OF the Rich
mond union of Ama'gamated Street
and Electric Railway Employees, left
for Norfolk by way o. Petersburg
and will confer with union officials
there on the contract and tho offer
OF President WhcciwriSht in his let
ter to the unions to meet tho men
half way in q conference here IL de-
sired. lie carried with him the an
swcr OF President Whcelwright and
tho de hands OF the union. which were
drafted by The central committee and
approved by each of the locals In
open meeting.
Pcrsual Of the contract offered by
the men shows that an Increase %
from a. TO 65 cents an hour for be
ginncrs was asked. with GS cents an
hour Tor men i'll service nine months
and o'ocnt an hour for men in SER
vice thereafter.
The new contrac; also calls for an
additional. pay TO one-man car op-
orators FOR 10 cents an hour. Al
the present time tho safety car men
receive ) cents an hour additions;
for their work and tho Increase
asked would be 10 cents oil the hour.
Shop Men Want More.
Increase in the scale OF wages for
shop men and helpers is asked. and
would aggregate about SIS month.
The new scale would also show the
lowest pay for men In the power
house at So cents an hour
All overtime would be paid on IN,
basis Of time and half. the agree
mcnt asks.
Another OF the requests made is
mat the company adop; the service
stripe system. one stripe for men In
the service of the company a year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
PLANE SETS NEW RECORD
FROM NEW YORK TO MIAMI
Cuts Thirty-EiSht Minutes From
Flying Time, Making Trip I4
Hours nnd 10 Minutes.
tRE Associated Press

MIAMI, FLA, Oct. 9.--What is be-
iicved 10 be Il record for actual n.y.
ing time between New York and
Miami has Been established by the
hydroairplane big Fish" owned by
the American Transoceanic Company
OF New. York. which arrived here to-
day after flight of fourteen hours
and ten minutes. Sc The best previous
record is said to have been made in
fourteen hours and forty eight min
ut"S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
MAcSWINEY'S CONDITION is
IMPROVED BY SHORT REST
Lord Mayor Better Following Weak
ness md ExhauHtion OF
Aftcrnnnn.

,OIH! -fSaUUIuttU i'FcSS.J
LONDON. Oct. 9.-Lord Mayor
Macswiney. Of Cork. who at 1880
o'clock this afternoon. according to
the bulletin issued by the Irish Self
Determination League, was in a very
weak. and exhausted condition, was
reported at $3.50 o'clock by the same
source as somewhat brighter and
more refreshed.
The leagues 2 O'Clock bulletin said
his condition was improved. and that
hca vas very peAoetaA having :esSted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
KNIGHTS OF 0LUMBUS TO
FIGHT RADICAL AGITATION
Will Launch Lecture CnmpniHn Tues
day In 1000 Cites and Towns
Of Nation.
(By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9,--Another. lee
turc campaign against radical asi-
tation' VIII be launched in 1000
cities and towns throughout the
country by the Knights OF Columbus
on Columbus Day. October IL. James
a. Flahcrty, supreme knight. in an
rounclng campaign plans, today said
the order lih rot intend II attack
anybody's politics, but to make con-
verts TO common sense"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
THIRTY KILLED AND FIFTY
INJURED IN FRENCH WRECK
Pnris-Nantes Express Crashes Into
FreiThr Train Near Maisons-
-, Iafriftn

PARlS. Oct. 9.-Thirty or moro
persons We're Killed and fifty injured
today when the ParisNantes express
ran Into q freight train. The ac-
cidcnt occurred about four miles from
Maisons- Laffitte. mt the Paris sub
urban station OF Houilles. Some TWEEN
ty-five or thirty bodies have already
heen removed 20 n local playhouse
while pct',csr than nf;y injured havs
been transpoited to hospitals in
Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
Continued. on Sixth, PageD

SOUTHERN MUSICAL BUREAU,
season Concer, Tickets at $500 in
great demand. Right and left Sec
Street, Hsndc1pA sec. VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
Berlin Newspapers Silenced,
Wild Rumors Stir City
OBS Un.versal Service. }

bEkLlN, Oct. with the news.
papers closed down on account OF
tho strike Berlln today WAS In the
grip OF two sensational rumory,
The FIRST Is that Field Marshal
Won H!ndenburg is en- route TO
Berlin to become a dictator,
The second Is that the crown
prince Ks now On route to Munich
TO become king OF Bavaria.
Neither seems to have definite
responsible eourscand neither IS
conhrmabic in tho sligatert de-
gree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
Loyal support.

1850 Special Excurgion Il ,t,mors
ana return, Oct- 18th. York River
Line, limit ten days. Phi. Mad az,
a sa9..I...
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-23
PURCHASE NEW HOMES
IN RICHMOND PARK
Sales Involving $20O, 900 Have Re-
Gently Been Consum-
mated.

Boss Phelps have just completed
BODYBUILDING operation in Rich
mond Park. between Connecticut and
Wisconsin avenues northwest. repre-
senting an investment of about
100000.
This development consists of twen-
ty-one houses. and fourteen of these
houses were sold before the operation
was completed, 1t is reported The
sales amount to about 100000. The
houses are varied in their style and
construction, some being OF frame,
DEF ached. some semi-detached. and
others brick houses in a row. AHsfhe
houses have garages and are modern
and up-to-date In all details.
The purchasers Of the houses al
ready sold are as follows: Col. Frank
c. Bowles, 3410 Quebec street north
west: Col. Pegram Whitworth. 3419
Quebec street northwest; Harriet B.
Cooper. BAH Quebec street northwest;
Col. James D. Fife, 1921 35th street
northwest; Edith r. Wilson, 3415 Que
bee street northwest: Samuel Patter-
son, 3609 oath street northwest: James
E. Schwab. 3611 34th street north
west: Elizabeth P. Ingraham. 3412
Quebec street northwest; Sarah K
Lamb. 3409 Quebec street northwest;
Luman w. Doggett. 1923 35th street
northwest; Flora B. Grimes, 3435 Que
bee street northwest: Nellie B. Clark,
1925 35th street northwest: Frederick
H. Voss. 3407 Quebec street north
west: Harriet Stewart, 34I3 Quebec
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-23
COLONIAL BEACH PEOPLE
PREDICT REALTY BOOM
Extensive Transportation Projects
Are Expected to Give Large
Increases in Values.

COLONIAL BEACH, Va, October 90
Property values here are expected
to double within the next year as the
result of extensive transportation IA
cilities to be instituted by railroad
and steamboat interests.
The town is expected to become a
center of industry in addition to be-
ing an amusement resort, officials say.
The Northern Neck railroad will
connect Colonial Beach with Freder-
icksburg within the next eighteen
months, it is said. Work on this prof.
ect is rapidly progressing.
Next summer a ferry will be run
ming for the transportation of pas
sengers. freight and automobile
across the river. This improvement.
it is predicted. will meet with favor
from excursionists, besides enabling
farmers in this section to reach Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-23
24O0 FEET OF STONE WALL
MOVED BACK AT FRIENDSHIP

An interesting piece of engineering
work was completed recently. when
2.400 feet of stone wall running
along the east side of Friendship.
Edward Beale McLean's country home
on Wisconsin avenue, was moved
back thirty feet from the building
line in order to provide for the
widening of Wisconsin avenue at that
point
The task of taking down the old
wall, which was Surmounted by an
iron fence, and then replacing 1t in
it's new location, was work for an eX-
pert, but when added to this was
the replacement of the large entrance
gates to the estate, which are of cut
stone and stand forty-two feet high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-23

ington with their produce in two and
half hours.
On November a freight steamer
will begin a daily schedule between
Washington and Colonial Beach. Pas
sehgers also will be accommodated.
Several canneries and oyster-pack-
ing factories are to be opened here
shortly. marking the introduction of
larger industries.
Real estate men here freely predict
marked rise in property values, oc-
casioned by the improvements plan
ned for this resort John G. Foster.
formerly of Washington. prominent
attorney. states that he expects the
value per square foot of real estate
to double by next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-23

there We're many who said that 1t
could never be accomplished.
Undismayed, the engineers set to
work. confident of success. and. while
bothered greatly by the frequent
breaking of coping. by careful manip-
ulation managed to erect the whole
structure in such a manner that few
are able to tell that a change has
been made.
The work was done by the Southern
Team and Construction Corporation
of Norfolk, Va. under the superin-
tendency of f. T. Wright, while v.
A. Upthegrove of this city acted as
inspector.
The estimated cost of the work
has been placed at approximately
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-23
TOBACK is ExONERATED.
Was Arrested in Connection With
Caruso Gem Theft.

NEW YORK. October 23.-Harry c.
Toback, arrested several days ago as a
suspect in connection with the $780,
900 Caruso gem theft. was discharged
in court.
The state recommended that the de-
PENDANT be exonerated, after investi-
CATION had been made of his attempt
to sell two women jewels which he
was alleged to have represented as
part of the singers collection.