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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HOUSE MEMBERS REFUSE
TO INCREASE OWN PAY
by Vote OF IS to 81 Body Decline, to
Advance Salary
Measure.

Members OF the General Assembly
Yesterday refused TO increase their own
salaries
The House. by a vote of IS to %.
refused 10 take up out of it's order and
ADVANCE to it's third reading and en-
Srossmcnt House bill 40l, providing for
4 100 per cent increase in the salary
OF tho Speaker of the House. the Prcsi :
dent of the Senate and members of the
two branches
Delegate Hunter. OF Prince Edward.
patron of the bin. speaking to his
measure. asked those who thought they
were worth more" than they now are
receiving TO vote for the b.l. but IL
they were afraid that by SO doing they
would lose out" TO n $1,000 man TO
vote against II.
Delegate Gordon. Of Louisa. asked
the delegate from Prince Edward if IL
We're possible that he could be serious.
Hunter answered in the Affirmative
Members o.: the General Assembly
now receive $500 a session. and the
Speaker of the House and Presiden OF
the Senate. AGO.
Action Of the House yesterday virtu-
ally precludcs all possibility Of the bill
again being taken up AZ this session,
which comes to IN end next Saturday
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
NEWBERRY AGENT FELL
UNCONSCIOUS ON JOB
Witness Explains Why All Details
Were Not Noted In Final
Statement
rHy Associated pr,s..1

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. March g.
why the Blair report Of tho Ncwbcrry
senatorial primary campaign receipts
ma expenses WAS incomplete, was dis
cuSscd on the witness stand today in
the elections conspiracy trial. by Paul
King, campaign manager. He told of
the orders hn had given that every
outstanding obligation of tho commit
tee be included in the document filed,
with the state September 6. 1918, and
then OF the strenuous but futile cfrorts
Of his subordinate to meet that order
Tho morning of September q, when
| reached the office | found the report
Stiii INCOMPLETE said King "B
frank Emery had been told to get il
up and was informed he had worked
all the preceding night. finally faintinE
rom exhaustion at o'clock in the
morning. and being sent home in a
q Il then took hold OF the situation
and found the records in a rather
chaotic state. Hannibal Hopkins di.
rector OF publicity. had been tcIe-
graphing for bills for advertisins and
We thought we had them ali. We did
the very best we could with the rcport
and made an honest effort 10 have il
when Frank w. Blair. treasurer OF
me committee. came to sign the report
! told him thought it was compictn
lfiida Wit" W e
Sing said he did not know Just when
additional claims began to arrive. lie
Sl'd ne went on a vacation the next
lay. then was called to New York for
nearly Two weeks. and was able TO give
no iuriaer attention TO Newbcrry no
'ical interests until about October Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
TWO DESTR0YERS GO DOWN
WAYS AT NEWPORT NEWS
The Wood and Badger, Named for For
MGR Naval Officers, Arc Suc-
ccssfuIly Launched.
NY Associated Prcss.l

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March g.
Inc destroyers Weldon O. Wood and
George r. Badger were launched here
tnlS morning at the plant of the New
port News Shipbulding and Dry Dock
COMPANY, They are the last of the
group OF destroyers the yard contracted
The Wood was christened INV Mice
tnirsinia Mary Tate. OF Jasper. Ga, and
the the E|dEer by Miss Mary Badger VIII
son, OF washington. y. c. Both spon-
lor whom the dcstroyers are named.
Nlnc was used in christening tho
not.s. ne harbor was very rough as
night, and 1t was feared at one time
mat the launching would not take
place. "e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
UNDERGROUND BARROOM
Is FOUND IN CLEVELAND
Bu' Womnn Who owns Drinknblcs
Says stock Was Left From
Her SRi0nn.

ID! .NS't'cIaleN FTeSS.l
Glen ELAND, OHIO. March Ga
complete barroom. with large quanti-
ties oi liquor in barrels and cases and
an underground passage leading TO
whisky. beer and cordials valued at
approximately $4,000. were unearthed
10y police and Federal agents in an
early morning raid at tho home OF Mrs
Julia lurick. according to Fred Count :.
Federal prohi billion enforcement COM
missioner.
:. Mrs; iurick, when arraigncd before
United States Commissioner Marlatt on
the charge OF selling liquor, pleaded n OF
guilty and was held in S3,50O bail.
she said all the liquor found in her
basement was left from her saloon,
ANA denied selling any of it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Bray in Street." Is
Waning to Author
IIy Cni,rrsnI Scr,.icrl


CHICAGO. March ID Il II +
iteeu, c0-nuthur OF "Dcnr Nc" nnd
former new York ncwslapcrmnn,
dropped Inc n Chics,SO BOOK store
recently md bought heavy tome.
Then he saw Il Sinuu book. entitled
''iiOw 60 .hnkc Animal >Oises,' md
for no particular reason bOuEat
chat niso. the iirst pnraHrHpa was
headed; "licw to Neigh Like Il
IiIrSc."
Mr. Reed noticed small md
rather dusty book authority in the
store, and, bending over him. whin-
MED loudly.
''Whnt the devil Is the mnt,cr
with youf" said the Little man, vio-
icntly startled.
'.lmitntiOn OF n horse" said Mr.
Reed soberiy. 81 bought the book
here"
'Wcil," said tho little mum, nd
justfnE his Efasscs, "if You Nnnt to
act Ike horse. get out In the
strrctt dont be n pnrIOr jncknss."
Which. Mr. Reed thought, ,vas
fair enough.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
DRASTIC NOTE is SENT
By ALLIES TO TURKEY
Recent Dinssncrcs of Armenian. u,
TuR<s Cause of Determined
Action.
IBy Associated Press

LONDON. March 6.-Thc allies dis
patched note to the Turkish govern
ment today. The terms OF the COM
munication were not disclosed, but +, is
understood they are drastic, and rs IN
be followed by drastic action should
the necessity arise.
Premier Lloyd George announced in
the British House Of Commons Thurs
day that the massacres of Armcn ans
In Cilicia had been the subject of very
anxious consideration AT recent confer.
that the confcrccs had reached q n,.
cision, which had been communicated IN
the allied missions at Constant NOBLE
The Prem er added that II would not
be advisable TO make public ~ ~
moment the character Of the decision.
The protection Of rn!noriiies in Gill.
ca was in charge Of the French Mr.
Lloyd George said, and all the allies
were prepared 10 give the French
whatever support might ne within their
power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Children Enter Poster Cont-,,

The thrift poster contest is now an
der way in the Fifth Federal Reserve
have entered the competition already,
the local war loan Organization an
nounccd yesterday. One thousand chill
sand children are expected to enter he
Tore the end Of next week Rules gov
erninE the contest were mailed YES
ttrdty. All posters must be origin /
and emphasize the thrift idea, ana
mus he in tho hands OF the judges NOT
later than March 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
WISE TO DRAW ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING ONE MAN CAR
Commonwealth s Attorney Thinks
Couft Action Too Cumbersome
IL CITY Has Other Means.

s Declaring THAI the City's jurisdic-
GVG III the & Gounc I,F rather sHr than
gin court procseuins -. C"mmonweaitn $
SAltorhey George /. WISE declared last
SMoA.d nave aIt "a finance proutoilins y
+ their use here introduced III the
II Gouncii
& not Abandoned me quo warranto pro-
Il ctrai.gs. wu.ci lie ~as requested 10
Like 70 p'eNsin ,,,, 9pGra,l May ,n "i
& pu,,er COMPANY lie stated th.it the
& pfoeoud4nss wJui5 be instituted in
sis possible for them 10 be drawn up
!. prouuriy T.
howcver. Mr. Wise said tina, he had
sS.,, ~ MEN, 'j,n lad
I; !I,.r..sI; 10 ,,T ~, an nrr,,ninrn ,h"i-
i isr,n.s ~. ~, 81 Inc onyNym:.n cars.
-, az. - = ,,r,,,in., Tor INN
Y IN me ,Sni,ncfJ
J. 5irect , his o%rr Inc ViTgini:i
= Rst,waL ",i Power COMPANY and
matters concern.nG its Franchise and
should iahc action by ordinance.
Court Action Too Siou.
III, sa.d ,b,, rour; pr,ce,djnt-s
) ,,,s, ~ o,,.,'a,,on ~ the cars here
m',vt,l,c ,,o,I1 rs 10 iusritutcaud work
m m,iiS mi mi ,ai the matter. wen If Won
+ ~ h. io,,,r Cn,,,t r,f.-,t 90 ia tho
sn,,,sy, Gnn-, ~ >in,.,is and .nkc
Seits to settle
S,D Ia al, Iva. ms of tho
Speahia!E ., t"t ,.t,.,n WV 'h c
int"nde ~ Ask ;hn civ COUNCIL TO
take a,iion on the matter. MIR. Wise
I'D vsstersav.
"Thr ou"si,on of legality OF the
oper,tion "f the oue-r,In cars. is one
Witch should be- dctcrmincd MS speed
p rm Without res 10 The courts il
sThat there is another remedy
seems 70 my mind 10 he perfectly plain
becanse under ihe franchiseE under
Wbicb ,ho roil,ynv cnn,nony oncratcs
rhnrn is = Main cnrtraCt as 10 the
sarv,co 10 bn rcndcrnJ by tho street
car comnarv
,o,aii,! 80 IF th. CIV Cniinril 10 take
snnronriats action. to the end that
shrwicr nccor,jinr 10 the franchise is
given. IT. ms II is contended. such SER
Fir is MOI ,,iynn
..Th - ' SENS 70 mo SO p,ojn and sim
Die as TO call for a move on The part
o. o, somenoTE 10 ntimG NE Wr VIZ de-
eia-ed.
t"uncii'nn" I" frc"cht oro'n"ncc'
"As nobody else seems TO have done
this, at least in the manner and to
GENTLY comprehensive, have today
mentioned The matter TO n member OF
he S S GSTnr Mn cra isa me ' the
subject that he Viii present the same
at the next meeting Of the Council.
DS request.
MIR. Wise stated that he would take
advantage OF this offer.
Il shall cnucuvor "a find time 70
draw an ordinance within tho time
mentioned. but. of course, | would
make ii plain that dc this in the ca
pacty. of citizen only and without
prejudging the merits or the contro-
Nersy.
III the city Of Richmond is entitled
TO better or different service. under
The franchise or under the police pow
err the same IS due it through action
ny the City Council. If the city is not
entitled TO better OF different service
under the franchise or under the po-
lice power then the only other REM
edy ii the city is entitled TO Z rem
cd is nv uUp DrcCeSliuyS in
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Will Address Negro Leurue.

Professor William Pickens. FORMER
ucan OF Morgan College, will address
the Richmond branch OF tho W. A. 4.
North Second Street. at s o'clock To-.
night. Professor Pickens will be ac-
companicd by James Weldon johnson,
natlona! fed secretary of the W. A. 4.
(. i. an organization for the advances
ment of colored people. l.. r. Stanard.
secretary of the Richmond branch
will be in charge. -
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
FAIL TO DECIDE
ON RATE RAISE
Committee Of Railway Ex-
ecutives Adjourn With
out Any Decision.
(By Universal SeryiceD

The rate committee of the railway
adjourned yesterday without having
reached a decision on a schedule of
higher freight and passenger rates
to be recommended to the Interstate
Commerce Commission as necessary
to meet the wage increases granted
by the Railway Labor Board. Ben
jamin Campbell. Of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
chairman of the rate committee.
made this announcement:
we are trying to arrive at the
amount of increase in rates that will
be necessary TO enable US to meet
this increase in wages. So far we
have not been able to arrive at any
definite conclusion"
Several members of the rate COM
mittee said they believed the sched-
ule to be submitted to the commits
sion would call for an average in
crease of IS per cent in railroad
revenues. Added to the % per cent
increase already asked for and now
pending before the commission. this
would make the aggregate advance
in rates IS per cent
The IS per cent advance is sought
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22

son. Dear me, I'm not Hetty II
I do look green. I'm just a poor
little working girl Show me
something higher and lower"
Mr.. Skidder jumped and strewed
the floor with cigarette stubs at
the rap on his door.
Excuse me. Mr.. Skidder." said
Mrs. Parker. with her demons
smile at his pale looks. Il didn't
know. you were in. 1 asked the
lady to have a look at your lam
brequins."
o They're too lovely for any
thing" said Miss Leeson. smiling
in exactly the way the angels do.
After they had gone Mr.. Skid
der got very busy erasing the
tall. black-haired heroine from
his latest (unproduced) play and
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22

die OF the hall. In each side OF
1t was a dark lumber closet or
storeroom.
In IL was an iron cot, a wash
stand and a chair. A shelf was
the dresser. Its four bare walls
seemed TO close in upon you like
the sides of a CONN. Your hand
crept TO your throat. you gasped.
you. looked up as from a we'll
and breathed once more. Through
the glass OF the little skylighr
you saw. a square of blue infinity.
Two dollars. suh," Clara would
say in her half-contemptuous,
half-Tuskegeenial tones.
One day Miss Leesor came hunt
Ing for a room. She carried a
typewriter made to be lugged
around by much larger iady.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
MARION PRIMPS
FOR GALA DAYS
City Expects Great Crowds
AT Notification Ceremony
At Harding Home.
(By Universal servfceD

Marion. Ohio, July 2l.-All roads
lead to Marion now. Everyone was
busy today. preparing for the great
est event in its los years of exist
ence. the Official notification of its
leading citizen, United States Sem
ator Warren G. Harding. of his
nomination for President OF the
United States by the Republican
party.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, OF
Massachusetts, chairman OF the
notification committee, motored TO
Marion from Columbus during the
day for an informal chat with SEN
ator Harding, knowing that such
would be impossible tomorrow. Sem
ator Lodge was accompanied by his
secretary. Charles +. Redmond. and
by Col. James G. Darden, of New
York. The Senators discussed n.-
tional politics and the present condt.
tions
Gen. Du Pont Calls.
Following Senator Lodge came
Gen. Coleman Du Pont, of Delaware
chairman of the special committee
Of the national committee, to ar
range for the notification, to make
certain that all details were COM
pleted. AS much painstaking care
was manifested as over the pre-
liminary rehearssls for some muca-
advertised theatrical performances.
Fred NJ Warner, former governor
OF. Michigan, told Senator HARDING.
during brief call. that he had OBJ
tanned information from friends tba,
his State will so for Harding and
Coolidge.
Notification Program.
The program of notification fol-
lows:
Will H. Hays, chairman Renub-
ilcan National Committee, presiding.
Singing, the Star Spangled Ban
ner." Columbus. Ohio, Republican
Glee Club.
Invocation - Bishop William F.
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22

her second-hoor manner that II
was worth the s12 that Mr.. Toos-
enoerry always paid for 1t until
ne left to take charge of his
brothers orange plantation in
Florida near Palm Beach, where
Mrs. Mcintyre always spent the
winters that had the double front
room with private bath, you man
aged to babble that you wanted
something still cheaper.
II you survived Mrs. Parkers
scorn. you were taken to look at
Mr.. Skidder's large hall room on
the third floor. Mr.. skidder's
room was not vacant. He wrote
plays and smoked cigarettes In IL
all dayt long. But every room
hunter was made to visit his room
to admire the lambreouins. After
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
ATTACK SWORN
TO BY WOMAN
Complaint Names Exon.
vict as Guilty in Woods
Near Berwyn.

Mrs. Fannie Walters, an aged and
feeble little woman, barely tippinG 6
the scales at 100 pounds, is in a pre-
carious condition today at her home
near Daniels Park, Md, and Walter
Baker, 35 years old, ex-convict. Is
locked up, charged with attacking
her in a patch of woods near the
woman's home, about three-quarters
of a mile from Berwyn, late yester-
day.
Still suffering from cuts and
bruises inflicted by her alleged as
sailont, Mrs. Walters, told her story
last night to Sheriff Thomas H. Gar
rison and Justice of the Peace Her
bert ]. Moffatt, who arrested Baker
at his home about an hour after-the
complaint was lodged by Mrs. Wal
ters' daughter. Mrs. F. w. Cissel.
Volunteered to Help.
Mrs. Walters, who is SIS years old,
had gone to cali for Mrs. Baker, the
former convict's mother, for the
purpose of picking berries, she said,
but found Mrs. Baker away. The
son. she said, volunteered to con-
duct her to a berry patch. When
they reached a lonely spot in the
woods. according to Mrs. Walters
story. Baker grabbed the elderly
woman.
Mrs. Walters said she pleaded
with Baker. He choked her and
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22

DR.. Bryon NJ. Harman. well
known in Washington as a worker
for the Near East Relief, last night
sent word to this city that Eugene
Bakhmeteff. 30 years old, brother
of Boris Bakhmeteff, of 24S0 Wood
land drive northwest, the Russian
Ambassador to the United States,
had been murdered by the Bolshe-
Wiki after they had captured the
Russian-Armenian town of Alex
andropol last May.
DR.. Harman~a graduate OF tho
University of hnsylvania. and his
wife, Mrs. wi1ly-Mae Hunter. re-
turned to America a few days ago
and took up their work with the
Near East Relief at l Madison ave-
nue., New York City.
The information received here
last night says that Eugene Bakh-
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22

each visit. Mr.. Skidder. from the
fright caused by possible evic-
tion. would pay something on mis-
rent %.
Then-oh. then-if you still
stood on one foot, with your hot
hand clutching the three moist
dollars in your pocket and hoarse-
ly proclaimed your hideous ana
culpable/ poverty. nevermore
would Mrs. Parker be cicerone of
yours. She would honk loudly the
word Clara" she would show
you her back. and march down
stairs. Then Clara, the colored
maid. would escort you up the
carpeted ladder that served for
the fourth flight. and show you
the skylight room. 1t occupied
7xs feet of floor space at the mid
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
FUNDATTACKED
BY ROOSEVELT
Candidate Says Rivals Seek
$1O,00O,0O0 to Win
Election.
public Ledger Service.)

Allegations that the Republican
party plans to organize a vast cam
paign fund. running Into many mil
lions of dollars, were made by
Franklin d. Roosevelt yesterday on
his return from the Democratic
national committee meeting in Co
Indus Tuesday. The Vice Pres
idential candidate on the Cox tick
ct intimated that the Republican
barrel might amass more than
s1O.OOo,00O
Il know for a fact" said Mr..
Roosevelt. that in my own home
county. Dutchess County, New York,
the Republicans have fixed upon a
quota of s32. 900 to be raised. Dutch
ess County's population is only
bout 100000. On a per cap
ita nationwide basis such a
quota calls for something like
s33,O0O,OO0. II we eliminate the
Southern States and poorer dis
tricts in other parts of the coun-
try. We would get down to a fig-
ure of $4,000. 900 and more. That
IL n pretty husky barrel even
for the Republican party"
Names Mrs. Vincent Astor.
The wee freSldentlal nominee
said he did not know whether the
Dutchess County quota had been
fixed by the Republican national or
ganization or by the New York
State central committee. But he
said cit was known" that the en-
tire United States had been dis
tricted by the G. o. P. for money
raising purposes.
In Dutchess County" added Gov.
Cox's running mate, mo less a per-
sonage than Vincent Astor has
been put in charge of seeing that
the quota is forthcoming.
Sitting beside the Assistant Sec
rotary of the Navy when he made
these statements to newspapermen
was Henry Morgenthau. jr.. son of
the new American ambassador to
Mexico, and Mr.. Roosevelt pointed
to him as a witness who could cor
roborate the $4,000 quota" alIega-
tion. The Vice Presidential aspirant
said he was not awa1a that the
Democrats had any comprehensive
plans to raise finances for their own
campaign.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
100
FOR RETENTION
Retirement Division to Pass
On Keeping Superannu-
ated Employees.

With the closing of the various
government bureaus in Washington
yesterday afternoon the final date
for requests for the retention of
superannuated employees Of the gov
ernment under the new retirement
law. chief clerks stated that about
100 employees in the Capital had
been recommended for retention de-
spite their being over the age limit
set by the new law.
The final decisions now rest with
the retirement division OF the Pen
sion once.
The record at the closing hour
yesterday was as follows: State
Department, eligible and all rec
commended for retention; War De-
partment. more than rs eligible
and about 80 recommended; Navy
Department. 81 eligible in Washing
ton, 2 recommended and under
consideration; Treasury, $50 eligible
in the United States and 495 rec
commended; Agriculture. 81 eligible
and 46 recommended: Justice. about
s eligible and retired on request.
recommended; POstoffice, about
500 applied and 81 considered.
Those government employees enti-
tied to annuities will have certifi-
Gates issued by August in the
Pension ONCE and first pay will be
September l.
The retirement division of the
Pension Office is now fully orga-
nized and hard at work on the pre-
liminary examination claims. The
personnel Of this new division con-
sists of fifteen men. Cases will
pass from this division to the hands
of the board of review of the PEN
sion once and from there to the
Commissioner of Pensions for his
o. n. More than 900 claims are
in their hands now.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22

inserting a small, roguish one
with heavy, bright hair and viva
cious features.
Anna Heidi jump at it," said
Mr.. Skidder to himself. putting
his feet up against the lambre-
Quins and disappearing in a cloud
of smoke like an aerial cuttlefish.
Presently the tocsin call Of
Clara" sounded to the world and
the state of Miss Lessons purse.
A dark goblin seized her. mounted
a Stygian stairway. thrust her
into a vault with a glimmer of
light in its top and muttered the
menacing and cabalistic words
Two dollars!"
I'll take it," sighed Miss Lee
son, sinking down upon the
sQueaky iron bed.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
His face was that of one
who bears his own dead.

She was a very little girl. with
eyes and hair that had kept on
growing after she had stopped
and that always looked as IL they
were saying: Goodness me, Why
didn't you keep up with us?"
Mrs. Parker showed her the
double parlors. ''In this closet"
she said. zone could keep a skele-
ton or anesthetic or coal"
But l am neither a dector nor
a dentist" said Miss Lesson. with
a shiver.
Mrs. Parker gave her the in
credulous, plying. sneering. icy
stare that she kept for those VINO
failed to qualify as doctors or
dentist. and led the way TO the
second floor back.
Eight doIlars?' said Miss Lee
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
THE SKYLIGHT ROOM

EIRST Mrs. Parker would show
i you the double parlors. You
would not dare to interrupt her
description of their advantages
and of the merits OF the gentle
man who had occupied them for
eight years. Then you would
manage to stammer forth the
confession that you were neither
a doctor nor a dentist. Mrs. Par
ker's manner of receiving the ad-
mission was such that you could
never afterward entertain the
same feeling toward your parents,
who had neglected to train you
up in one of the professions that
fitted Mrs. Parker's parlors.
Next you ascended one fight Of
stairs and looked at the second
floor-back at IS. Convinced by