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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
.FREDER|CKsBuRG GIVES
TUCKER GREAT OVATION
fitiHens Crowd Courthouse TO Hear
AMI Cheer Candidates
Address.
Special I" The Times Dispatch.
FREDEklCkSBtE, VA. IulV "

|SpcciiI To The Times biSpatChl
FREDERICKSBURG; VA. mlv y.
standing room III the spacious
courthouse in this city was literally
at a premium tonight when Harry st.
George Tucker. candidate Cor the
Democratic nomination for the gov
crnorship. presented his case to the
voters rf this section
Th" bis auditorium was not only
iiiict to its seating ana standing GA .
pasIIy. bat the crowd ovcrilowcd INTO
the street MIR. Tucker was in re-
markahiy good voice tonight anc
pleaded cloGucntly and forcibly co:
the Back tn the Constitution" plank,
Of his platform.
iio was frequently interrupted by
applause, the "u;bursts several times
lasting quite "a few minutes
1ha, his fredericksburg speech.
which attracted men ana women vo-
tcTs not only from this city. bi..
from all the surrounding counties.
gained him considerable strength
was the opinion OF ali He was in
troduccd 10y State Senator q. O'Couo..
Goolrick
The vigorous manner in which Mr.
Tucker replied 10 the Charget, Of his,
opponent, characteristic OF the can
didate's direct from tho c-shouldcr style
Of speaking. made :. visible imprcs-
sion on the audience, which time ana
time again indicated Us approval or
his uttcranccs by cheering and hand :
.,f..
shrcds accusations circulated hy the
opposition ancnt his record in CON
grcss disrosing Of every charge made
10 what wa very apparently the en-
tire -atisfagtion OF those who heard
him So cuthusiaetic was the audi
enc, while he was replying TO charges
Of ,hat nature that II was with air
huulty that the speaker could pro-
coed.
Mr.. TUcScr's references To tax ref
ormai.o were dlao we'll received. and
his dcclaration that. IL elected. ono
ci the things hc hoped 10 accomplish
was the equalization of assessments
Generous treatment OF Confederate
veterans was another thing he wr.,cd.
u principle which was greeted by
humorous applause.
Mr. Tucker was highly pleased with
his reception here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
HUNDREDS or BA THEIRS
FLEE IN PANIC FROM
POISONOUS JELLY-HSH
Girls Faint as They Are Stung
by Tentacles-Many Receive
Hospital Treatment.
Il;N I,niird \cms

HULL, MASS, July 2S.-Iundrcds
OF hathcrs were subjected to ugoniz.
Ing pain and thousands more were
driven panic-strickcn from the waters
az ana adjacent to Nantasket Beach
today by schools OF poisonous red
jelly -nsh.
There were several narrow escape :
from drowning when girls tainted IN
the water ana had 10 be carried.
ashore, scores uf others who were
touched by the poisonous tcutaclcs
of The Jc,iy-hsh ran from the water
screaming hystcricaily All bathing
between Alirr,on and kcnbcrma ana
in dc the bay came 20 an Immediate
stop,
More than 100 infected bathcrs
Wore treated a. the Sturgis Hospital
and an Wkmown. but at least equally
large number of others We're given
medical attention elsewhere.
The victims appeared to bc in in
tense pam fyr an hour or moro. when
tho anliction subsidized into Il burning
ana itching sensation which Dr. W
+ Slurs.a says w.ll last "a, least two
or thr,c days No fatalities Will re-
SUIT according T. Dr. Stursis, though
there arc saId ,r Ia cases on record
where the sOnes hav, driven persons
insane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
issue OF Falsehoods," Tucker SAYS
in Denouncing Attack on His Record

HrtmPnd. July
The unsigned article
Of
demand an immediate retr'ctiom
o u
informed that
liorer in
and candidate for lanc
a his hands.
H. .-e~-
c Bi= stone Gap Va:
thu IN a
correctly u,oic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
WOULD REQUIRE OWNERS OF
,UTOS TO HAVE U. S. LICENSE
| Ry Associatcd Press.l ]

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-A bill re-
hiring the owner Of every SutOmo
i,o 10 obtain Federal license. good
.ny state. was introduced today
y representative Applcby. Republic
m New Jersey. az "A means Of clear
,p away the conflict between States.
gaimst which many motorists have
omplancd.
The llccnsc. the fee for which would
c on basis of forty. cents for each
orscpowcr. would be in addition TO
he regular State license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
ZEE LONG DELAY
IN FIXING ON DATE
OR ARMS PARLEY.
S. Suggests Time Not Later
Than Arnistice Day, Novem-
ber IL, for Discussi>ls.
|EADERS DECLARE OTHER
POWERS WANT LATER DATE
cvcral Diplomatic Exchanges
May Be Necessary Before FL
nal Decision Is Reached.
|rAN FAvOKs l.. $. VIEWS
II Nations Participating Would
''oih Undue Delay, hut Wish
Time for Preparation.
EADERS DECLARE OTHER
POWERS WANT LATER DATE
IMy Assncia,cd Pro-. 1


w SiilN!TDN. IulN 2s.-Informa!
EQUATIONS over tho date for mo
,
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uyemb.r II
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
Prefers FrirndIy Chicnr,
SHERIFF. WILL PICK PLACE
For SERVING: WAURANrS
I BY United News. |

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. July Is
IN in no hurry but I'll pick the
place 10 serve the warrants
Bls. good-naturcd Hank" Mcstcr.
shcrin OF Sangumon County ,y.,s
talking.
'They say Governor Small may be
mere In day or So" the shcrin re.
CONTINUED on Page :. cot. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
C|LP|N DENIES RUMOR
OF A CANDIDATE PACT
Declares lie Is Running for Oiiicc
on Own Record, Independent
Of Any Faction.


-
80, w. ru. ,1
:" "'"'' !" "lSS''" - 'h'S 'eP"r''
MI. '"'P'h ""S '''rsraP"'" "'h''iS TO
Na'l""S St'''"''S "t '"c ''"'c' III 'hiS
'r'eIf""'' ne says
The charge is absolutely false. !
have repeatedly stated. and nov re-
itcratc. that ann running for the
office oi i'eutenhnt-Govern"r on my
own record, independent of any can
d.da'e or iactioh. ana am III no COM
bination OF any sort win any candi-
date for any office. This is one OF a
series Of eleventh hour falschoods
,b,, are noy beinr circulated in va
r,s -, no c,,to xi,h tho
"c''"''"'. "''''7 '''
injustice
Denial sent {" All SECTIONS.
First information of this report was
received from James II. Bondurant,
~ u,rtipsvilIc 4 telegram was sent
,,i.,,,I,. ,rd ,hc d.n;,t wos
r'...aa1 - cyory .cc,ion Of tho
s,atc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

candidate on August = The Lcxine-'
ton aSpirant, ruGgcdly strong and
sh"wins no trarr OF wcariness from
the long campaign he has made on
behalf of himself ami of the D.mo.
cratic candidates in the regular cicc-
ton last fall. declared that the rco-
pic of Virginia also would show at
tn" polls next Tuesday thcir resent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

ng mood, fairly bris,ing with re-
sentiment at the eleventh hour at
temptS OF the opposition to :. .ciudice
Democratic voters by the publication
OF statements that he has repeatedly
branded as false. and which. he says
are made as a last desperate trial a.
victory when all signs are pointing
10 the overwhelming defeat OF their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
GcnernI Eu -. Hoy,e Dic.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The death
of Brigadicr-General Eli ID. Iioyle. re-
tired. formerly commander of the
eastern department, was announced
today by the War Department. Tho
general died yesterday at his resi-
dcncc here after prolonged illness.
He was appointed TO the West Point
Military Academy in 1871 from Ala
bama and was born in Georgia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

tsp"rsal to Th" Times dispatch
PETERSBuRG. VA. July .S.-This
c.iy "a" longer is represented in the
Virginia state League of Professional
baseball Clubs
oiii'iais "i the company. which or
SANITATION has controlled the baseball
".StinieS of Petersburg since the
opening OF the season, this afternoon
surrendered the team and franchise
TO w II. bradley, president of the
League. l., 1. Kidd and W. Il. Bcaz-
ley. directors in the company. notified
the head of the organization tha,
Petersburg would not remain in tn.
circuit.
With the forfeiture. of the franchise
went the S2,"oo put NJ by the COM
ranN recently as an evidence OF good
iaIth. Lack OF sufficient funds. with
which I" carry the team through the
remainder "f the season, and the re-
cent burning OF the grand stand ut
Mckenzie Park. where the aca.ue
games have been played. were given
continued OH Page \. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
TUCKER DEMANDS IMMEDIATE RETRACTION
or STATEMENT IN THE. DANVNLE REGISTER
HAT HE BOLTED DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN 80
Bristles With Resentment as
He Dcnounces Unfair
Methods"
JAMES OWNS NEWSPAPER
Observers Say Pronounced Par
tisanship of Chairman
Is Unique.

Harry ST George Tucker. rcs"ntinr
what IA" terms an attempt I. wrcst
from him by unfair methods TIA. Dem
o"ratic nomination for Governor o.
Virginia. as "mcns of :, great victory
sweep in from every section "f the
STATE. yesterday threw down the
gauntlet 10 his political enemies.
~ tissue of falsehoods" is tho wav
b" denounced in It telegram sent to
the Dnnvilic Register. owned ..nd puh.
lishcd 10y CONGRESSMAN Rnr.r A
James. chairman of The state Demo
crat!" Committee. statements i'm AN
article which appeared in tha, news
paper on July -. purporting TO Toe !,
review Of MIR. Tucker political rec
ord
''""""d> Immediate Hctrnrtion.
In this telegram. he demanded AN
immediate rctract!un OF the charges
principal among which was tha, tn.
Lexington candidate boltcd tho Dem
o"ratic party in lSg6. Mir. Tucko,
said ne understands that this news.
paper is owned aad controlled hv
Eorcr y. James. vino is chairman =,
the Democratic party in Virginia
and that as It candidate for Office
within the party ne is entitled 10 and
expects fair treatment at mis- hands.
Former Governor Henry &. Stuart
also Was called 10 account by col
"n"l David u. hchkc, manager Of Mir.
iucHrr'S campaign. who wired the
Southwest Virginia man asking If #,
were truc that he stated nubljcIy
that Mr. Tucker had boltcd the par,y
III 1895. and requesting - promp, r.-
ply 1t has been declared rcpoa,o,IIy.
that Mr.. Stuart did make such =
charge. Colonel I.cakc. however re.
fuses TO acccp, 1t as true un,u the
report is confirmed l.. Mr Stuar,
himself.
Denies Charge lie Halted.
Mr.. Tucker declared Yesterday ,ha,
the charge that he boited the r.ru-
lar Democratic ticket in 500 is ah-
soiu,ely untrue While he refused
10 become again tho standard. hcsr.r
OF MS party in the Tenth District.
because hc could not agree win M.
endorsement given the silver nlnnt Of
the national platform by tho dis,ric,
convention, he voted for William
Bryan for President as the regular
candidate OF his party. and as a per
Sonai and political friend Of many
%"arS He said he always has been
"a loyal Democrat ana mas fought the
battles Of his party with .r. me viror
mat is in him for the last forty
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
Acunit Ii-lenr-Old CIR, OF M.ro

GAINESVILLE. GA. july 2s.-My-.
Ia Wexford fourteen years Old, was
acquitted by jury in Superior Court
here todas OF the murder of he.
father. Cleveland wohord. farms.
residing near here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
GIVES
Up ITS FRANCHISE
Cockade City No Longer l.;
Represented in Virginia
State League.
CLUB BECOMES LIABILITY
Baseball Team Will Be Oper-
ated by Other Cities for
Present.

Virginia League baseball mugnntcs
will meet in Norr"ls tomorrow might
ai thr Monticello. AZ which dime "a
decision will he made In regard Il,
the Hrtiun Of the Petersburg muu-
mates in Surrruding their franchise.
". u. bradley. president or the
league. stated rnri. this morning
upon his return from SuHoIh TINT IL
wns probable applications from sew
crni cities would bc received nnd dis
ruSsrd.
Representatives from three North
tnr"iinn towns. Tarbor". GoIdsboro
ana Elizabeth tiiy. nrr Interested I'm
th" league and have expressed n de-
sire 4" he rcprncntcd In the circuit.
hr. bradley stated IL was entirely I'M
{" the directors nnI that the situn-
ti"n would he discussed thoroughly
at the meeting tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
SMALL IS SILENT
AS TO NEXT MOVE
Illinois Governor Postponcs His
Arrest by Remaining
in Chicago.
SHERIFF IN NO HURRY
Will Not Serve Warrants on
Executive Until Latter's Re-
turn to Springfield.
SHERIFF IN NO H URR Y
lBy United News

CHICAGO. July 2s.-What viii GOV.
"rnOr Len Small do next? All mi.
n"is Is asking this question. In no
litiCdl circles it's the one tonic of
discussion. viii tho Governor 20 to
Springfield ana submit 10 arrest. or
won't he?
At a late hour today tho Governor
himself had given no Indication as to
what his next stcu would bc. Dur
ing the morning. win "a partv of ad :
N!scrs. lac toured chicago's boulevard
system. his machine being closely
followed by an automobile nllcd with
detectives In the afternoon. h,. CON
ferrcd with advisers in downtu,cn
hotel
Three Reports Current.
Thrc" widely circulated reports are
current
That the Governor has put mis- ease
IN the hands OF committee If nyc
attorneys ana that he viii ABIDE py
their decision.
That big explosion" is ssid 20
threaten the inner circle Of III. Gov
crnor's numerous advisers. TEe Gov
'fh"r ~ saii 10 believe that every
h"ur Of inactiOn creates unrayorable
public opinion.
That the Governor will give IN his
efforts to cvadc Sheriff Henry Mex,cr.
OF SdhSam"n County, and go back 10
Springfield and give bond.
According to reports from down
state. sheriff Mcstcr Viii Insist tha,
HoH"rnor Small come under the iur
isdiction OF the SanIamon county
courts before the warrants VIII H.,
served on him.
Prefers FriendIy Chicago.
Friends OF Governor Small her. soId
'h"' ~ the Governor does surrender
an" CIV" bond at Springlcid when
ne "ocs not want to do, prcfcrrinc
'''ch'iE Chicago. the giving of
"ohdS probably would be in connec-
'ioh win the Ming OF Il protest. re-
.,t'"'ine thc stand OF his counsc!
that the Governor is NOT s,bi.c,
warrant or arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

Take the popuar 4. \ O. Excur-
sions every sunday. S?.Ic round trip
To Old Point Ruckroc and Norfolk
S2.65 WillouShby and Ocean View. ,
Trains.-Advcrtisem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

Continued on Page ,. Cot -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
The Weather

r;'' :! cloud. today: tomorrow mn
settled with pro''ai'i, showers:
~" "h"nGc In temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

continued ON Page S. Col. >.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1921-11-05
GOVERNOR DESIGNATES
new LEGAL HOLIDAY


Santa Fe, Nov. 2.-November II,
1921, anniversary of the signing of
the Armistice, has been designated
by Gov. Mechem as a legal holiday
in New Mexico. The text of the
governors proclamation follows:
"The fourth anniversary Of Ar
mistice day is fast approaching. Of
all the holidays set aside by custom
or law to commemorate landmarks
in American history, Armistice day
is destined to become the greatest
and most significant, for on this day
the warning nations of the earth
laid down their arms; and the terri
BILE conflict which led up TO its birth,
the hopes and aspirations that
dawned upon humanity on that day,
are of vital interest to the well-be-
ing of mankind now and for gen
erations to come.
IN order that there may be no
official restrictions upon the proper
observance of Armistice day in New
Mexico, I, Merritt C.. Mechem, gov
ernor, do hereby declare and pro-
claim November A. 1921, as Armis-
tice Day, and a legal holiday in the
state of New Mexico.
81 respectfully suggest that the
American Legion take charge of the
ceremonies of the day; that solemn
tributes of gratitude be paid to our
heroic dead; that we Join with the
national government at Washington
in mourning at the grave of the un-
known American soldier to be bur
led at Arlington park, as this un-
known youth represents all of our
bOys-whO died in the World war, de-
Tending our country.
II trust that all churches lodges,
schools, social and civic organiza-
ticns, labor unions, brOtherhoods and
patriotic societies will assist in ar
ranging suitable and dignified cere-
mones for the day"
Governor Mechem has designated
the representatives of the state to
take part in the ceremonies at Ar
lington. referred toin the proclama-
tiOn. These two are Charles f. Lem
BIKE, of Albuquerque. and Jose A.
Pine, of Rio Arriba county. Both
served with the A. f.. f. overseas,
and were wounded. For a long time
Lembke was reported dead.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1921-11-05
c. p. TALBOT SELLS FARM: 800
ACRES BRING $1,000

C.. p. Talbot, of the real estate
firm of Pennington & Talbot sold
his farm on the Perico. ~ miles
west of Clayton, TO d. F. Brees and
Ernest C. Erickson, consideration
being $50 per acre for 800 acres, a
total Of $1,000.
These gentlemen are from Leon
ardville. Kansas, Mr.. Brees having
farmed here this year. Mr. Erick-
son has returned to Kansas, to close
up his business and move his fam
ily here. He is in the thorobred
Duroc Jersey hog business, and ex-
poets to continue it on an extensive
scale here, this farm being well wa
Tered and an ideal place to raise
hogs.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1921-11-05
new MEXICO ORGANIZING
FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION
lBv Gnlhrie Snilhl

Santa Fe, Nov. 1.-The huge sum
of Si2,0000OO0O will be made avail
able for loans to farmers and stock
growers Of New Mexico, through the
four loan companies that have been
organized and incorporated by the
banking interests Of the state.
Another distinct improvement i'm
state financial conditions has been
brought about by the appointment
of a loan board for New Mexico.
This has been announced by Eugene
Meyer, director of the War Finance
Corporation Until this new ar
rangement was made, the state lay
within the jurisdiction of two Fed
eral Reserve banks. the ten north
ern counties reporting to Kansas
City, the others to Dallas. The loan
board for the southern and eastern
counties was located at TT. Worth.
but now the loan board of Albuquer-
que will pass on all loans for New
Mexico. ]. b. Herndon, of Albu-
querque, has been selected by the
War Finance Corporation as chair
man of the board.
The tOAl authorized capital of
the four loan companies is 81 100000
which has been largely subscribed.
The first company to, file its ar
ticles of incorporation was the
Northern New Mexico Loan COM
pany with principal office in East
Las Vegas, in charge of +. W. La
Rue, who is secretary treasurer and
manager. d. I. Hoskins originally
was named as statutory agent, but
resigned after he had been named a
member of the state loan board. It
was not possible for him to hold
both offices. This companys cap
ital is S500.0O0O0 of which 100000
was subscribed from the start.
Albuquerque is headquarters for
the second big company incorporat-
ed, the Livestock and Agricultural
Loan Company Of New Mexico. with
Roy Mcdonald elected statutory
agent The capital of this company
is the same, but the original inCOr-
pOratOrs subscribed for only $4,000
of the stock Heavy subscriptions
have been received since that time.
The DrOvers' Finance corporation,
Of Carlsbad, was the second company
to get IFS incorporation papers on
record, This corporation has a cap
ilal of Si00,00O0O that is fully sub
scribed. The statutory agent is w.
j. Lamb, who is president of the
Peoples Loan and Trust company.
of Carlsbad, which subscribed for
sos, 10000 Of the stock.
The other company is the de Baca
Stockgrowers' Loan company, of TT.
Sumner The authorized capital is
SlO0.000O0, but the company be-
gins business with 100000 paid in,
which has been subscribed by the
seven original incorpOrators, who
took $1,000 each. All are residents
Of the vicinity of TT. Summer.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1921-11-05
HALLOWEEN is CELEBRATED
WITH THE USUAL ENERGY

The boys and girls. yes, and some
of the older people of Clayton, kept
Halloween on Monday night with
all the vim that could be mustered
up. Beginning early in the evening
the youngsters began their celebra-
ton and everywhere you went you
would see white-rObed "spooks"
darting in and out of the dark places
in the town, and their sport was
only to be measured by the energy
they put into it. But the real depre-
dations were handled by the older
boys" who appeared on the scene
after the midnight hour. Their ac-
tivities were manifest on Tuesday
morning. Old wagons. out-buildings,
wheels, scrap iron, and everything
that could be moved was scattered
promiscuously over the town In
some of the entrances of business
houses wagons were placed, and in
front of others immense heaps Of
rubbish We're piled. Every window
in the business houses of the town
was marked up with soap. No dam
age was done and everything passed
off quietly.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1921-11-05
BUSINESS MEN ENTER SPORTS

The gymnasium of the Methodist
Church was the scene of consider
able activity last Tuesday night,
when about % business men of the
community gathered for good time
Volley ball was the chief matter of
interest that evening and the men
participated in the game with real
zest. or course, the game is prac-
tically new, but great deal of fun
was had learning the game and try
ing to keep the ball in the air. We
venture TO say some of the men
have a little sore spot in the shoul-
der, but the best way to work that
off is To come down and play the
game again on Friday night. The
hot and cold shower in connection
with the gym appeals to the men
and will feel better when the game
has gotten down TO a little more sci
cnce and team work and everybody
gets into the game harder.
The pastor and physical director
is going east in about a week, and
expects to bring back a store of new
ideas for the gymnasium, and es-
pecially for. the Business Mems
class. This class is bound to prove
"a business getter for the men who
lake part as it stimulates and re-
leves that sluggish feeling, and also
makes man feel like doing some-
thing. If you are not in the class,
better keep your eye on those who
are. for they are going to step high
when this class gets going, A good
hot aud cold shower along makes a
man feel like new, and the showers
IN connection with The gymnasium
win be open for the business men
on Tuesday. Friday, and Saturday
nights OF each week. The Business
Mems class has the floor Tuesday
and Friday evenings from 1880 on
If you're from Missouri, just come
and watch them ene night