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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20

wise work now under way or planned, II
Mr.. Matson held such action legal.
If this arrangement is entered into
Snider & Rotz will draw the same COM
pensation which they received before
they resigned last week, that is 5 per
cent on the cost Of all engineering work
ordered by the board.
No provision is made, however, for the
employment Of L. A. Snider as building
advisor of the board. 1t was this dual
relationship that brought down so much
adverse criticism on the bead Of the board
and resulted in an open break with the
State board of accounts. Also all pay
ment for work on schools Nos. 49, SO, SS
and 90, In the event the bond issue for
these buildings is approved by the State
board of tax commissioners is specif-
cally excluded from the new Snider &
Rotz contract.
Snider & Rotz win appear before the
State board of accounts Tuesday to an
swer to charges that they received IL
legally S6O9OO.69 in allowances from the
school board.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20

pan has assented to the proposed dis
armament conference, she has withheld
her assent to any inclusion of the diplo-
matic questions constituting the Far
Eastern problem, just as it was prac-
tically certain she would.
The Borah resolution forced through
both houses of Congress by public senti-
ment created by Democrats and Progress
sive Republicans against the prolonged
opposition of 'reactiopary Republicans
pointed a plain and practical way to
bring about q reduction Of ornaments
and consequent reduction in taxation.
In his efforts to break away from the
policies of the former Administration,
and to do something original for which
he might receive credit by injecting q
purely diplomatic question into this plan.
President Harding, who has never shown
any friendliness for a reduction of ar
maments, has complicated the whole mat
ter and made the object Of the pro-
posed conference more difficult if not I'M
probable of achievement.
BONUS BILL
CALLED MENACING.
Proponents of the soldier bonus bill
refuse to consent to its postponement,
as urged by President Harding, without
a fight because they believe that post
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
is. OF V. DRIVE
GIVEN PRAISE
Membership Campaign in City
Causes Favorable Comment.

Nationwide interest in the member
ship campaign Of Ben Harrison camp No.
1885, Sons Of Veterans, is indicated In an
editorial comment on the movement by
The Banner, national magazine Of the
sons Of Veterans. The Banner calls at
tantion to the membership movement in
Indianapolis, and to a similar attempt
just started in Chicago, as evidence OF
an awakening among the sons Of Union
soldiers to the privileges and duties that
are to be taken over from the Grand
Army Of the Republic in the years to
coma. The Banner IN part says:
"The awakened spirit is evidenced by
the indianapolis camp which is after
one thousand membership and by the
aspirations of camp 8, Chicago, which
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
SCHOOL BOARD
MEETS TUESDAY
Opinion CT Attorney Asked on
Legality of Employing Firm
of Engineers.

At the next meeting of the board Of
school commissioners, which will be held
Tuesday night, an opinion as to the
legality of employing the firm Of Snider
& Rotz as engineers on school con-
struction work now under way or for
which plans have been prepared, prob
ably will be given by Frederick 4. Mat
son, attorney for the board.
Mr. Matsou said today that he has re-
ceived no official request from the board
for such an opinion but that If he re-
ceives one he Will have an answer ready
for the board meeting next Tuesday.
That such an opinion will be requested
is practically certain az the board at
special meeting last Saturday, decided
to re-employ Snider s. Rotz to super
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20
Given 12O Days Term
on Farm for Stealing

Ernie Boswell, %, 1927 Le1oss street.
arrested on a charge of grand larceny by
Detective Rademacher. was found guilty
on a petit larceny charge and fined 81
and costs and sentenced to 120 days on
the Indiana State farm by Judge Walter
Pritchard in city court yesterday.
According to the detective, Boswell
stole a diamond and sapphire ring be-
longing to George Liston, 1906 Deloss
street, from Listens home several days
ago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20

has set 500 as it's mark. May their
goals be reached and their inspiration 4
be caught by other camps in other
divisions" ~
As interest has grown IN Ben Har -
rison camps campaign for new members 8
the workers at the headquarters boothsy
Pennsylvania and Market streets, have
found it necessary to stay on duty by
night as well as by day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20

tar IL a subsidy, a benefit, a bounty, to
be bestowed upon some favorite; a privi-
lege to be conferred upon some benefi-
ciary. The Democrats believe that
tariff tax is an expense, a burden,
price that all the people have to pay, not
to increase the profits Of private enter
prise, but to raise revenues to meet the
expenses Of the Government. The Re-
publicans believe in a system Of taxa
ton where the people may tax each
other, so that certain classes may be the
beneficiaries of that tax. The Democrats
believe that the Government alone should
tax the people and that the Government
alone should be the beneficiary of that
tax.
Believing that no dollar should be
collected by taxation for any purpose
other than the legitimate expenses Of the
Federal Government, all that concerns the
Trainer of a Democratic tariff bill is not
the difference in the production here and
abroad, but, first, how much revenue is
needed and, second, how can this reve-
nue. be raised by levying a tariff tax
in such a way and on such articles as
will bring in the greatest amount Of
revenue, at the same time so fixing the
rate that il will fall heaviest on luxuries
and nOnessentials and prove least burden
some to the people"
MUDDLING THE
DISARMAMENT PLAN.
President Harding's proposal for a
disarmament conference with the allied
and associated powers. following the pas
sage Of the Borah resolution after the
withdrawal of Republican opposition
thereto. which has been enlarged to in
clude China and to also consider the So
called Far Eastern problem, was en-
Enthusiastically and optimistically received
by the supporters Of the Administration
but was a disappointment to the real
friends Of disarmament
By including the Far Eastern question
IN the subject matter of the proposed dis
armament conference the Administration
has muddled the situation very much as
It has muddled most other foreign ques-
tions, except where it has followed ex-
sctly the footsteps of previous Admin
istratiOns. The original enlargement Of
the program for a reduction of naval
armament, - as to include land forces,
was a stumbling block thrown IN the
way Of practical disarmament, because IL
IS oil vious that France will not agree
10 a reduction in her land forces with
out guarantees from the other powers
amounting practically 70 an alliance.
The injection of the Far Eastern
question into the disarmament proposal
ADDS to the confusion and the difficulty
Of reaching any agreement. While ia
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED BY
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Notice of Special Meeting OF Stock
holders of Rcformcrs Building
and Loan Association.

NOTICE is hereby given that n
Special Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Rcformcrs Building and Loan
Association, will be held on Deccm-
her 18th, 1921, at the Office Of Giles
b. jackson, Eli North Second Street
Richmond, Virginia, at tho hour Of
five o'clock p. NJ. to take action up
on the question OF liSSolving and
winding up the affairs of the said
Association.
Phillip Montague, Mary A. Will
liamS, Louisa p. Rose, Elijan
Leonard, Hattie l.. Leonard, Edw.
Carter, l.. w. Brown. Sarah Lewis
James G. Crawford, Daniel w
Gibbons. George G. Graves, Sarah
p. Waytcs, Lizzie America, Saul
G. Johnson, Smith Hayes.
Stockholders Of said Corporation,
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l.. j. Hayden:

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Richmond, Va. July & 1917

Richmond, Va. July s, 1915.
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Richmond, Va. July 10, 1915.

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MANCHESTER GIRL CURED Oi
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Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
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L.. II. ~ n YDE N
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Mr., l.. J. Hayden:

Mr., l.. J. Hayden:
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Contra Cross. va .

l.. J. Hayden, Richmond, Va:
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Va. is the guest Of Mr.. John Lips
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Traynham of
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Mr. l.. j. Hayden:

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JOHN r. WILLIAMS

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l.. j. Hayden, Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-12-10

VIRGINIA--In the Law and Equity
Court of the City Of Richmond,
the 2Sth day of October, 1921.
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ALBERTA BROOKS. Plaintiff


against In Chanccry
TOM BROOKS. -. Defendant
The object Of this suit is to obtain
a divorce from the bond of matri-
mony, by the plaintin from the de-
PENDANT, on the ground of adultery.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is not a
resident of the State OF Virginia il
is ordered that he appear here with
in ten G0) days, after due publ
cation Of this order, and do what
may be necessary to protect his in
torest in this suit.
A copy,
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
J. &c. BYRD, p. q.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Two Men and Boy Accused
In Robbery of Warehous

Thomas Alison. twenty-six years old,
OF Is Harrison Street; William C..
Healy, thirty nine years old, Of 8 South
Street, and Clyde Williamson, an err
rand boy, of 1876 Chichester Street.
Jamaica, were arrested last night at
the warehouse Of Geuter & Rosenfsld,
IA Front Street.
Detectives Pierce, Fleming and Kalb-
heisch, Of the Old Slip station, said
they found the prisoners on the in
terror Of the warehouse laden with
hardware worth $4,000. The men were
charged with burglary. Williamson,
taken to the rooms of the Children's
Society.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

Of the National City Company Of New
York that its loss in securities had
been $4,000, the Official estimates
were far exceeded.
One rumor was anoat that the ten
registered mail sacks obtained by the
bandits contained considerable cash
and that the total value of the loot
WAS more than $500.000.
As showing the inaccuracy Of oficial
figures 1t was recalled that the frst
estimate Of loss in the Mount Vernon
robbery made by the postoffice officials
was $4,000 when the actual value of
the securities and cash was moro than
twice that sum.
The securities lost by the National
City Company included $1,000 Swiss
government 8 per cent bonds; $4,000
Swift & Co. per cent notes: $4,000
Norwegian government ss; 5000 Ana.
conda Copper Is; $4,000 Chicago. Mil
waukee & St. Paul AIS; $4,000 Pacific
Gas and Electric Is; $4,000 Armour &
Co. Is; $50 Japanese government 4s:
$500 St. Paul Union Station 6hs: $4,000
United States Rubber 7hs; 1000 Ana
conda Copper 7s; $1,000 st. Louis &
Iron Mountain Is; 500 Japanese gov
eminent As; $4,000 Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy joint Is; a10o Japanese gov
ernment Is.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Mail Bandits
loot Climbs to
100000 Mark
Woman Is Among Suspects
Held for Hold-Ups in Chi
cago and at Mt. Vernon;
Other Arrests Imminent
Stolen Securities Listed
r,.et Official Estimates of
Loss Only Half What
Later Reports Indicate
., ,,%,ratcA to r.. r-<sx~s

s,setot U<srofch to TIE T~t6v~s
CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-The total loss
!. - mail robberies at Mount Vernon,
\, list Friday and in Chicago carly
rr..day will reach 100000, according
"a estimates obtained to-day. Postal
.m.,.is At Mount Vernon admitted that
t,s5 900 in cash and $4,000 worth Of
...urisiSs had been lost there. Losses
,ers sra> said to amount to s41S.ooo.
rhs police believe that both robberies
-srs eommitted by the same gang
Four more arrests we're made to-day
l, connection with the Chicago hold
., Three men and a woman are being
hsld pending further investigation. Six
rsrs arrests are imminent, it is said.
Postal officials early to-day declined
n admit that they we're sure the loot
n tuesdays holdup would exceed
$4,000. the total of losses admitted
sv ,hree bond houses, but when it was
Announced later by the Chicago branch
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
The Hindu Princess
Whose Heart Was Broker,

~ DID, the had
sfuseb nouside fathc shousea alone.Y Yet
Nth her who dspeoy
Dusr aitor!" he
have my~ hole lie!" -
But after ALL he didn't die of his
With brokea heart! Read this In the February
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Silk Clearance

Black Silks and Sans imported from C. Bonne, C Formerly
500 to 700 yard. Now 400 to 800.
Black Chiffon Ta8esa-35 inches. Formerly 800 yard Now
l.o5 Yard
Cooed Chiffon Taaeta35 inches Formerly 100 yard Now 1885,
Wash SatnWhe Fesh and Pastel shades. Formerly yard
Now Its.
Ceorset,e Cpe0 inches wide Formerly yard Now lAs
Crepe de Cneau colozs-40 inches Formerly 300 yard
Now l.es.
Satin Brsn,-35 inches wde-Sprns weight Formerly 325 yard
Now l.eS.
Satin Chameuse inches ~de Formerly AIS yard Now zss
Figured Radiums-40 inches wide Formerly 800 Now zso
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Remarkable Linen Values
In the Annual January Clearance Sale

Extra bvv Pure Irish Linen Satin Table Cloths and Napkins
beautiful circular desgns-only limited stock
Clohs 2x2 yards. so and 1915 Ka
Table Cloths 2x2Iz yards. sad 21.0O E@
Napkins to match $500 and q. 90 Os.
Odd Double Satin Damask Npk sze 22x22 nches Heretofore
1878 doz Now 1850 Dos.
Towels grades speay priced for this sale Regular 500
z,oo u.des 425 20 1900 Dose.
l4emacd Linen Shec-fu engi-sze 6ox06 Special PATS Pair
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
All Wool
Jersey Cloth at 2.25 Yd.

This popular fabric is much in demand for suits and
dresses and will be greatly to the fore on fashions list
this Spring. Newest colors in Tan, Beaver, Purple
Brown Pekin. French Blue, Navy Rose, American
Beauty. Red. Grey and Black 81 inches wide.
At this special price for short time only
New Wool Plaids
in the smartest Spring coorings. Now featured
in our regular stock at prices considerably under pre-
vious quotations.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

Sale of
Cotton Umbrellas
(For Men and Wonen)
SPEC1AL-Women's handles with
silk loops-men's handles in conservative
crook styles. A practical storm or extra
umbrella for emergency use.
Regularly ESQ
1.65
A much finer grade with attractive
handles comes in a closely woven covering
with silk case.
Value $50. Now 800 Each
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

Imported Shetland
Wool Jackets
OF the finest quality yarn beauti~
fully hand madc-6nished at the
neck and waist with silk ribbon
in natural grey and white.
Reduced to 1926 Ea.
Other Wool Jackets made Of soft
yarns and finished with our exclu-
sive v neck self facing. In Black.
Emerald. Rose. French Grey.
Copen. SKY. Heather. Turquoise
and White.
Reduced to 2.68 Ea.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-26
Got Her Going and Coming

"a firt, en- I?r exclaimed Mary
Ann, under notice to go well, l
krows them as firts more than do,
and with less hexcuse." Size shot a
spiteful look at her mistress, and add
ed "Fm better looking than you.
more 'andsome. 'Ow Go / know?
Your 'usband told re so. That will
do said her mistress frigidly. But
I amt finished yet" retorted Mary
Ann Il can give a better kiss than
you. Want to know 90 told me that,
ma'am?' IF you mean TO suggest
my husband d--" mo, it wasn't your
'usband this time" said Mary Ann.
1T was your chauffer"