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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
HALIFAX BANK CASHIER
SURRENDERS AT HOUSTON
Wan hnr.ed With Emb-.Ziia. So. nt,p
released ON 81. Opn
Bond.

rANNiLl.E. VA. March 2S.-Roscor
G,"nfitn rnck. charged with emb, ~
flank Of EjrSiliu.. ana whose where
ab"ulS have been u mystery TO the
i'a'iiaN County authorities for nearly
Z" month. surrendered Yesterday after
noon at Houston. lie Walk. INTO tho
courtroom with friends frcn his home
ana he MAS released Oh $500" bail al
most immediately. Julg. BarkSGalc
.ct Il be known over u week ago. wH-n
u was rumored that he WAS ready 10
CONG III that This would he his bond.
Aid relatives WEI" present 10 =" S,-
rurity.
tuck. who managed to cluGc ia. an
,h"riti-s. although his presence nca-
\ ir.lIina has been frequently reported
during the past week. declined 70 make
neither would he say where L." has
been hiding.
Thirteen Indictments h.v, ben
h!s alleged Icfnlca;iou. which. 1t : aid.
was prompted by heavy losses on the
stock market. whom L hrohc .and foil
heavily u month ." TWO ago.
1t is doubtful II he is tried during
The prevent session OF ;h" Halifax
circuit Court. COMMUNICATIVE Attor-
n"y James Easily h.ine willing. il il
said. To grant q continuance. in order
to give the accused Il chance 10 prepare
his lcfcnsr.
After rourt proceedings Yesterday
Tuck went I" his home. where his
wife has hccn ever sine. Tuck mad.
AN alleged confession "f his activities
TO the di'"Ctors OF the bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
SENSATIONAL GRAFT CHARGES
IN GOTHAM POLICE CIRCLES
Legislative Investigation Of .tecus1-
ti"ns May Develop Into Anoihrr
icNoV Inquiry.
lhy ru'v. rSni Service. !

NEW YORK. Mares :S.-!.cG;s.niirc
iUN~oStiEatinH. which u,y develop into
another l.N"w inquiry. now hangs
scandal growing ou: Of the rnw:
be- w."n ;hr police department h,rc
and III" district attorneys office. II.
di"tuuon;s OF tvs" polio" detectives as
Gr,ftcrS aud Of Il deputy police coma
:niSSi"ncr TOR ncSlcc; OF duty mark
IN" progress Of the imbroglic TO da:e.
Rut ho;h sides promise 20 bring to
.-rdSm"n: At least a dozen more OF less
rr"ruincnt "rtiriils. with full cNposc
ct many misdocdS.
Democratic Acknowledgement Louis \.
Cuvt.ltcr tomorrow Will ask lcgiSia-
action on what he declares 10 &c
;h' worst stat" OF aiiair' in New
York sine. I'll" i.cNnw cieau-un twcnt"-
live years ago" u" will take action.
DESPITE tho iar: that two grand jur:ca.
III extraordinary session. toner
ROW. aud the next day begin inquiries
sensational charges "f graft .ai
iu:tfcaSaucc in Office. which The tN"
IoiarimcntS ~" h%urlini: a each
iu.ad. Police Inspector DON'T
ni.n Henry and Assistant District; AZ
t"fnrN James T.. Slniin. leaders in tn.
will be tic iirSt 20 como before
the inquiry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
pLACi: DAMAGE DONE
At OVER 81. OOn. 400

ELIIN. I'LL. March 2>.-At east
eight persons We're ki!srd aud properly
r1Used by Il tornado :hat St:ucH this
r!ty sho:tly after noon today. y large
Sa-t o: the business quarters and a
~rur;Ioa Of the residential section VAS
su ru;ns tonight and j; wis feared
more bodies Mere under tic ~wieCkaGc.
Military law was declared at ! l.. Nj.
and the streets cleared by troops to
rrcvcnt loo;inp.
E!Etn was in darkness tonight. Nor
s.an 100 persons We're injured N this
,!;y. Light wires and trolley wires
we're down. street car service was
suspended. Trains, were blocked by
nprooted trees. and for a time only
.;tcted tic city With tile outside,
On proc!aimins military Jaw Mayor
Price called out company D.. Tenth u
,L!nois National Guard, 10 patro! the
wrecked arcs. lie also asked for vol
Intecrs. and more than 10" former ser
vice men in uniform ana scores OF Soy
Kimbali. -: El:zabe,h Mowatt. 20:
Miss lila Foctc. u; !sabei Mccon-
=, .hc ElG!n state Hospital. Sam l;ov-
H-lr!, actor; Nrs. Ada Beverly actress;
unknown fnrncr.
towns was INTERRUPTED. but %;epo,ts
brought in indicated heavy damage
AID probable loss oc l:fe in nearby
sherman and st. Joseph nosri,sls
ere were filled with injured tonight.
while scores who Mere bruised and cnt
received treatment at doctors offices.
,hcn went 10 the homes % friends.
E!Er, hlocks o.: the business dis
;rict and :ivc blochs IS -hc residence
section were in The path % tho tor
.,udo. which lett Behind I ;rai! 81
wrecked and damaged buildings.
stout br!ck business blocks We're de-
n1iishcd. roofs We're blown OF. and III
me residence section houses We're lift
- from their foundations and hung
.~eIiDs; their n~c!Gnbors. ilu:d!cd$ .:
,-.es, torn out by their roots. bl"cNeI
Ne streets and railroad tracks.
store was blown into the stree and
military guard Mad been established.
Girls were reported to have looted
III" window OF a millinery store. car
wing away tho display o!' spring hats.
storm wcr. many. Thc families Of
l.cuis and Charles Eicnn!ag We're seat
~ 81 Dime when the tornado lifted
tHe house from over their head" with
D'!t injuring any member 90 the party.
Ten houses in a space OF three ulocks
s;-oy.l.
Hardly u business block downtown
escaped damage. The Kelly and the
rtseaic hotels lost most Of their din
laws. Fart OF tn roof Of tho City
iialI was carried away and many Win
dows broken.
SIN box cars standing at tho chicago
md Northwc Sttrn Station were hurled
iown the c'nbankment 20 the odgc Of
ne E"N R!vc-
mated tonight after q survey o. INC
wrecked district. that J., will cost 81
COZ. GOO TO restore the luiliiugs de-
st;oycd and damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
WOOD FAvoRS A PRACTICAL :;
FARMER FOR THE CABINET
Also ENprensc- Views or Enrmer., C.
operative enterprises. Which,, &c
says, should he l'OStcrcd.
iBy Associated Prcssl

CSS-
"ASlilEGTON, March 2S.-Th. ~.
rect representative OF farmers in tho
Presidents Cabinet. its Secretary or
agriculture. should be "A pract:crt
farmer. mot a thcoriSt,' according 10
n letter from MIjor-Gcncral Leonard
Wood to y. J. Buchelder. of Sex
hampshire. former master of the Ma
tiouai Grange. made public hero ia.
day 10y General Woods CAMPAIGN
managers,
In no limo Of human c~nucavor"
General Wood said. els theory win
oui practical "xn"ri"rcc mora usclcy.
and more harmful. lass productive OF
confluence or "f results than in The
work % farming"
Genera! Wood also expressed III,
views As to farmers cooperative cn-
icrpriScs. saying they deserve and
must nave the sam" treatment ana
IN" same considerations as other or
ran'zations in the same circur,-
Stances" and he added that "A land
"~wIins-farnI population is an ideal 10
bc looked forward TO aS Il strong bull
MARK OF rational iifr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
FARMER GIRL EILI.ED
A. STpRM WRECKS HOME.

The it-yrar-uid daughter OF ". T..
Carpenter. a prosperous farmer, Of
bcaisviilc. eighteen miles north OF
Montgomery. Was probably fatally in
Jurcd this afternoon. wh"D the tor
made Struch IN" dW cling house.
wr.ckiug It aud causing injuries 10
tho seven other members OF the family.
The tornado moved from southwest
Z" northeast, Information here says.
ana played lav"c with small "utbuild
in.S. trees and t,IeGrai,h lines.
I'll" known dead iuclUdr Lon rs
kew. Roland iioru.. ls"m Stanley. AN
aged man. WHO was Killed whru the
I'rcshNteriIN CiOIrcu WAS wrecked. aud
Blake Henry. Tnat others wor" Ei!ic,l
is thought probable. Will. scores Of
persons wcr. injured Thc residential
section OF the town was not groatIy
TIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
OHIO Town HARD uiT:
EWES Al REPORTED DEAD

DAYTON. ONO. March ~ S,vcral
l,Crsons We're rcG."trd ,killci and a
dozen or more BADLY. iujnfcd in "a storm
which struck ncat 'irccnVill". Ohio.
shortly after 5 o'clock tonight. The
Storm ccn.c!cd about four miles wc~; cf
i~recnrilI.. Wires are down ana trac-
ION service has been cut of.
Reports teaching Grceuvillc late 10.
ugh: placed the death toll a. nigh as
tncnty Ind stated ;aai every house
n thc Village had been demolished,
Al communication With NashvIl.
Aas Gu; of tonAcht. bUt relief parties
.cre srnt out from ~Circcuvillc when
word nas received that scores OF per-
sons we're without elo;n.ns ana shel-
rae body % the u~nidenuaed emma
sas said Ia have ovem ,tr..rd by the
~!nu FOR hNe mics, as the cnill j.
believed TO have been q resilient at
Nashville. and ne" body VAS p.chrd up
near G~rcrnV!ll..
Aficr l~cavins N4snvi.,c the storm
apparently 'nr..-d norm ana AYs"i
minor destruction on ;ne oDietir's 90
W~codingtor ard N|n-hntt. h.t ~. '.s-
80: III. was 'tDOriri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
MISSING SOLDIER TAKEN
TO HOSPITAL BY FATHER
Tired "f DrinG D~ou-hbo!, Wcut \. ".
q. L.. and L. N6w Under Oh>rr,a-
zion at Walter Reed.
JUy l''i".i.l, Scrvica.l

NEW YORK. March y. - yicnry
Eiahsjy Macleod. aged 20. son Of the
is"V. i'c. Malcolm James Macleod. OF
III" Collegiate church OF 81. Nicholas,
Ney" York. who's disappearance nearly
two years AZ" Will, serving :s q rrt
vatc III tie American Army l,roStrtt-d
S""rCu.' ia n" longer lost"
II" j. undo "~bScrvation" az the
Need Genera. hospital. Washington. 20
which institution he wa. taken today
after his father had tu!ncd him owe
=" the War bepa rtiucai
Il got tired Of hriuG u private in tie
infantry" said tn" boy t"d":. Il wanted
to get into ,viatioi. rhvy wouldn't
irYnSf.." me. So ! left tho ~l'orty-n!nih
whcu IL was ordered 10 C1rGD Uptcu.
I tried /" emlis, IL tn. aviation corps.
frth tn" Ancr.C.a anH Canadian. hIt
'ncy wouldn't have C'c. So | started ~
traEcl ONer LhM cnuMtrN."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
The Lapland Arrives
Wi h$1O,OOO,O OOin Cold
Universal, service,

NEW york;. March a>.-i.oaJrd
I" 'ac euitfnrks with gold, tho Rcd
star Line ~stcnn.hIn In,,i.unI ar
rived here this afternoon with xiO,-
ooo.0oO in .oid bullion from I:u-
rope. The bullion will help the
st"r'inI rate I'm tao I nltcd
states and will help cover thr cnur-
muuS exports of thiu country 10
I.nGfnnd.
Not cNrss the Oticrrs of The yrs-
sci know Ne bullion was on board
"n't! 'hrS n~nrcd NrNS York. Ono
"f the passengers 0u the I.unInnd
wits Charles 4. T~oruGutnt. f'ianncr
Minister of argentina, who WINS
abroad negotiating the new Argen-
tine loan at S2Oo.,S,U.0G0 to tho nj
lies A." cover allied imports at rea,
and stain tr"m His country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
TWO OHOAMS SEEK PRESIDENCY;
LONE VIR GXN7ANM THE RACE
Latter Is Senator Owen, Of Oklahoma, and Though We
May Toast Him There's Plenty Of Time to
Lift Our Glass.

senator Harding the Republican. then
all OHIO would settle back in the calm
shed win.
III" nata. States q: other president
ia! candidates are as foilowS:
Mal~"r-ticncra Leonard Wood. New
hampshire; Senator Hiram Johnson.
california: Governor Frank -. Low
den. Of illinois, Minnesota: senator
Miles Poindexter Of Washington. Ten
n.sSee; General John J. Pcrslinr.
Missouri: William Gibbs McAdoo.
GeoISia: y. Mitch"u raln"r. r'.nnsyl-
va"ia; senator Oscar Underwood. OF
Iowa. ANA senator Robert /. owen. q.
oklahoma. virginia..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
tay Universal ser,!cc.l

;Ac OIL. state r~orchandel enough ia
;iavc two presidential candidates bor,
Within nsr borucrs. The birclDiacas
% all oth"r presidcntial candidates
are scattered from The Atlantic t.
Tie I1ciiic. and The Canadian border
90 tE" inlf. according to the COM
pl"icd &cnVoloGt>al r.$eurch Of Il poll
teal observer here.
Dhio's Si:&terical position is indi-
Catcd by the fact that her Governor,
James CpA. WAS iorn IN the state.
and tha; Senator Harding is another
nlt'v" SON. II Governor Coz should
Win the Democratic nomination amt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
UNWELCOME CHINESE ARE
JAILED AND MUST RETURN
Crirsiinis Who Stoir Away From
Steamer Are tpnrchruJcd by
authorities
H.: y uc.a,cd tics.
4 I''FI.l-Js rI-I,'

Tort AI.TIii'I;. TEN. March IS
Eighteen % t~hirty-on" Chinese mcin-
,crS OF tn" c:cw Of the British steam
SHIP War Subadar, vino deserted tn"
vessel IN his Dor yesterday. 10 seek
Illegal residence in the United States.
WcY, captured near here today and
r. being detained III tho local Jail.
Three others wee reported under ar
rest at beaumont and the remaining
ten were n custody 81 Shreveport, ac-
cordinE 20 t~cicgrAphfc ad"!c.s.
Immigration a~uthori,ic. said The
Chinese would be returned so tho ship
an quickly 40 possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
MAYNARD SON. SHOT BY
FATHER. DIES IN HOSPITAL
Would Rather Have Ills Iio. dead Than
Il Criminal. Sn!s Frank Piaro.
Of Chicago.

CHICAGO. March IS. Frank Tiauo.
Jr.. - years Old, who was shot ly MS
hayward career. died - the county
hospital today. Thc father sought TO
get tn" boy away from ~ crowd with
whoru he round him on Tuesday night.
and hciIG r.oiffcd. Sho; him.
Arrested ana charged with assault
Ni!n :, deadly weapon. IN" father said
n, would rather Kill The boy than nave
hin ii criminal. I:cfor" HIS death.
Frank requested that his father he
not 'GniSnci. Piano WAS rcarrcS;cd
FOLLOW inG his Sng'S death and the as
saul charge changed to one Of murder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
EXTRA TONNAGE VESSELS
ARE STRESSED By BRITISH
Nv cuty-I'wo Ships on English Way.
at Present ARC ef $4,000 rons Each,
and ThirtE-rhrce of 10000 Tons.
i!iy Associated Pre- =.

III NHN"'N... q T IF'|'|
WASlllNGTDN. March 2S.-Br!tish
$h.pbuilde:s are laying stress on con-
struct!un o. extra n ships. ac-
ccrding TO a special report 10 the Dc
partm.nt % made public
today. On March ! ,hcrc we're tft%.
i've ships of more than 10000 ton.
on british way twenty-five OF them
Of more. than lS.Doo tons.
Compete british siatisi!cs for 1919
show iauachines to have aggregated
81" merchant vessels o. l.G2o.it2 tons.
MOI a single sailing vessel was
launched daring the year" the sum
mary stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
FIND B0L.SHEVIST FUNDS
i'oli>h pKcinls COnHscurr MONEY
Tliou1bf 10 he for sVvicl Pro-
pagandA P~urposen.
=! Associated Pres.

PARIS. March 2S.-Bonds and stocks
- the amount Of o 1000 ar crowns
were recently found IN u leather bag
in a PARISH Warsaw train by "a Polish
customs: otiicta! at the ~tron,t.r. Tho
Dag Was hidit'! in She c.r. Tho COLI
tents O. rhc bag were couGscatcd by
thc Polish government, as II believed
they wrre destined Tor i!o,shcvist
in CsMt.ai E.rDL-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
FIVE. PEOPLE: kiiII:D:
TnOII.EI EK Wtt:t I<i:i1

orEi.lk.A. .\t.N. March = Five
persons were .tiilcd ana a do"cn 81
mor" injured az NgricoiI. Ma. a small
settlement near Gtup ilill, twenty
miles north of here. 10y :. tornado this
afternoon. aCo"rhing q" passenger ar
riyin- nero i|uuiSiii On q 'rurruI Of
G"orpia 'rnin from birmingham.
Heavy pr"rcri, dhiut-, is said 80 have
been wr"uGht around 'lnp iliI. III.
electric rousmis>i"n lin" or 'n, Ma
lama Power 'rwraI.y was 'uru Down.
and towns south. Including opriiha.
arc without current from th.. srur..
TuriEI'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
NEGRO ESCAPES EXECUTION
Siu.~r of 0,rrscns veteran WINS Sem
fenced TO he HnnS"d. hui Died
After several Weeks Illness.
ny NF-N'ID' d Frr-s :

pEHL.lN. Gi., March 2S.-iierbcrt
cGmm!nS negro, sentenced to be
banged :pr Tive murder Of Raymond
tunnuu. OVERSEAS veteran. died early
tNis morning IN the i.aurcns County
Jail. after az Illness .: several weeks.
rho killing - cannon ocSurred lar,
fail and wsS followed ~ a series OF
racial Disturbances. which continued
Tor two months following tire c.iuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
SERIES OF TREASURY
CERTIFICATES ANNOUNCED
Must Recent Issue viii Rear Date OF
Aprii J.. and viii h~arh Wa
thrifty July {.

III! AS-UCiaiC trciS.
WASHINGTON. March 2S.--.A u.w Sc
ricS of Treasury certificates. w!,lol;
The circulation privilege and no., ac-
c"p;abi. III payment OF taxes. was ~.
uoCncc1 tonight by Secretary Houston.
Tho issue viii bear date OF Apr!l i
aud viii matu-c .iuly !. and VIII be
for 5000. 900, 900 or more a. an interest
rae -! ~ lcr cent.
Preliminary sport indicate tina,
subscriptions 20 the !Ssuc OF Treasury
certificates dated March - and matur-
f2nc. "cr. 900. The hooks closed S'cster-
IaH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

CHICAGO. March @N.->uv r.:l Houses
IA MclroSc iark damaged 10y IL. tor
mad" were DESTROYED 10y ire ioui@ht
Tho towns water supply had I,,ru ui!;
OF, and water had &" &c pun 81 rroul
WCllS.
with clothing. ANA p"rtabi" .traG'S
trom Wt,m"tt" aud trees .u NiUuo'kt
which escaped :he storm were filled
with Wilmctt" lingerie, i ran
Travelled from IN, garnet Of "u' hr!sr
and lodged in The wiud"w "I Ln"taor.
100 feet away.
George Mis-. a watchman nj - yai.-
road crossing in Wlmcttr. Nas sos
Nyrely injured when the storm iift"!
his Shanty and rolled it for moro than
three blocks. carrying hin inside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
GEMS ON FRONT PORCH
Gn.. scribe recipient Of stolen
Diamonds Valued at
Ell. OtU.
IH. 3, -oriDrcG PR

illI-IN. GN. March "S.-With a
+" riiten g"PC'si ATTACHED 'hat they be
H' iuTpri TO ta" oWi"iS. two Of Three
ai"fr"uI# r,r.u'!! stolen her" wcrc
i"ttnh Ola ti'" p"rch of Il local news
uHr'' mdu tonight.
rt, 'h"n 81 The thrcc diamonds.
ai 500" Was discovered last
,u.N.G'tr ai tic hrm" "f Mrs. " ~
t'u'iii1s h'r" Tho 'hird e;Ouc has not
E'l .Ur'u ~r.epN rrci. hui polio" officials
'Hi 'nC% arc 'Npr,i,ug 80 maize ar
',s'" within the m,Nt fc" hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
GENERAL SCALE COMMITTEE
PLANS NEW WAGE AGREEMENT
Htun tnHus Wine Worker. and oucr-
"t"rs tn Hold E:nrIy Sessions
in New York.
nm .A.snrI,,,.L ~,

ifN .NSSrrId t''I l'rrSg
NEW fOltk. March oS.-AIcmtcrs of
me genera! seal" committee Of m.
o'tuUn!nous min. workers and the
were gathering her, todny
Tor a conference tomorrow a, wbirb
IN" hrSi steps Will hc taken to make
Il ne" wage agreement. ba sod on the
Goa! commission.
re miners committee viii hold a
meeting az - y. NJ. but th"y Viii no,
Ill , L. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
ENTIRE INDIANA TOWN
WRI:tI ED II \Du

PORTLAND. IND. March y seven
persons We're Killed Hud scores i|l.t..t.
when a tcrnado followed IT,, Z.
completely wiped out tn, >ma .,u
Of Nest Liberty. eight mics 49,
OF her" tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

today stated ti"t tho I.rpltnc in winch
l.' 2. .n3nt omar \~iorgHrth left tn, Held
iicsu3y Tor F"rt Myers. An hours iirht
'ad been t"un'i i~hirty-tNo miles south
OF peep i.'ka. II j. believed Nivrgariu
'HS wa .'er"1 into the Nv rrClad.>. Tine
search - hipi i h-inc continued .,.d
TN" Httnoriti"S believe he Wi, be
found by Ndiaua.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

oacy itsd Cross stations wcr" cs,ah-
SIZED ia several ~ the Villages, and
physicians and nurses from the mu-
nitipui sanltarium were hurried to ti.'
chIcf OF rolice C;arri,y supervised
ms work % the police in giving aid 70
southern Michigan suffers.
Reports from Southern Michigan 70
nigh; said the Storm had swept Owe;
;he coumtry. doing q vast amount "t
damaSc. and il WAS believed there had
been loss Of Ike, but no figures were
buildings were wrccl;od
Al East Troy. MS. a woman was
Hill"d aud ~Scvcr"! persons injured
vas htowp away.
Ac'ordine 70 The Chicago Weather
movement eastward end northoaS;narI
With diminishing force. The bureau
announced i; MAS the ttrst time sine
1895 tha, a tornado had secured IN
THO storm center has reached Lake
superior" SAID Observer Cox. 1t j.
uccoa!pan!cd by severe SQUALLS and
s0"nadocS are reported IN numerous
Cau out Guard>mcm.
VI i.lgin and Wilm.tte companies OF
nc illinois National Guard We're called
out to protcci the Storm-Swcpt GUAR
revS from lop:ing, and al NelroSe park
. force Of l25 members "f the Amer
can Legion Was orsaliZ"d to patrol
She streets.
rhs citizens state Bank. the frs,
aged hy the %tornnd" was under guard
tcn!ght. and The Mayo asked that
SKATE militia lie sent TO protest m"
building. \ relief Society in Metros,
lark tonight obtained S5.opo t" pro-
Vide food and clothing Tor tn" storm
victims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
GEORGIA STRICKEN
BY RAGING TORNADO

LNohi!nued Fi1m i'lrst INaeD
ing. soma. houses. There werc no in
jiries or loss Of lif, .th,rr "a. far as
was known tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

teen mites from Flint. aud ! ,orm,r
WAS crushed T." death IA his htru near
Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05
Essay Contest by
 U. ID. c. Provides
 Numerous Prizes

The annual essay contest given by the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy has been announced. and the attention of all school children and daughters of the confederacy is call ed to this fact There arc number of contests open to High school boys and girls, pupils of the grammar schools, and adults.
 The contests are as follows:
 Jefferson Davis as Statesman, prize of ten dollar gold piece given by Arkansas Division U. D. c. The General Organization, U. D. C., offers the following prizes for essays: Rose Loving Cup, for best essay by "a Daughter of the Confederay on ssThe Battle of Kings Mountain" !" Soldiers prize of $50 for best essay by Daughter of the Confederay on "The South in the World War" The second best essay in this contest will receive a prize of ten dollars. given bv Mrs. c. M. Roberts of Arkansas. Florence Goalder Paris Medal for best essay on "Winnie Davis, the Daughter of the Confederacy," by a member of the children of the Con- federacv. Hyde medal presented by Mrs. Charles R. Hyde, former his torian general on the subject Mat thew Fountaine Maury."
 All grammar school bows and girls are urged to compete for gold medal given by Mrs. c. M Roberts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05
House Refusal to Give Funds Makes
 14,O00 JObless

Washington, Feb. 1.-The house re- fused today to make deficiency ap- propriation of S9.050,000 for the re- pair of battleships and other craft at navy yards, although preponents of the item ureed that 14,000 yard em- plovees would be thrown out of work if it failed.
 Supporters of the appropriation failed to get the house to vote on all of the items composing it, but one for S2,500000 was rejected in effect, by being reduced to SS00,000, while other items met defeat through par liamentary tactics. The single vote on part of the appropriation was 131 to 67.
 The action on the naval appropria- ton ended an all day fight, and clear ed the way for final passage tomor- row of the deficiency bill carrying S89 100000, and said to be the larg- est "peace time" deficiency bill in the history of congress.
 Aside from the naval fight, the house without a record vote appfov- ed an item of the deficiency bill pro- viding S1,O0O,0O0 for employing guards at the government warehouses holding liquor. Most of the items of the deficiency bill are expenditures due to the war, s55 5,0O0,ooO for com pensation to ex-service men, s12,000,- 900 for the education for war crip- ples and s4,50O,oO0 for hospital treat. ment of sick and wounded Another large item is S1,O00,OOO for the de. portation of radicals caught in recent raids,