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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
TO INTRODUCE PEACE BILL
IN THE SENATE THIS WEEK

''"nt lnu"' From First i'ac"D
tee for consideration this week, prob
ably Viii h" delayed for ten days
Differences have arisen over the cx-
change valuation ANA antidumping
sections Of this measure. which Will
ncccssitatc several executive sessions
by the committee for the purposes
OF making rcvisionS. Questions have
arisen not only over the practicable
ity of administering these clauses,
but also over the wisdom of adopt
ing Them At all. They are certain to
draw fire when the bin is before the
Senate. but il is not believed tho
opposition viii he sufficiently formiL-
able to cause defeat.
Immigration Issue In Order.
The immigration restriction bill
passed 10y tho House. will be consid-
crcd by the Senate Committee and
reported out fayorably without delay
The Committee on Education and La
hor expects to take favorabl. action
on the Shcppard-Towncr maternity
bill and TO begin drafting a bill for
creation Of Il department of public
welfare in accordance with the
wishes 'of President Harding. The
senate Committee on Agriculture is
working on the bill for regulation of
the packers. ana this is expected to
leave committee soon.
Tho army and navy appropriation
bills. which failed OF passage at the
last session, Will be discussed in the
House this week. The navy bill! has
lgtf a.. w. l,f t..
scheduled TO follow it in. a day or so.
1t is expected by House Leader Mon
Gell that these bills will occupy mos
Of the time Of the lower chamber for
the next few days and will be passed
ny the end of the week
Continue Disarmament Hearings.
The disarmament hearings to be
conducted by the Committee on For
cign Affairs VIII begin soon. They
were TO have started at once. hut
were delayed because of confcrenc"
kcprcSc Porter is to have with
Secretary OF state Hughes. The Ways
ana Means Committee is ContinuinE
it's preparation OF u permanent tariff
eating the c>-cap" OF Grover cleveland
BcrgGoll. wealthy draft dodscr, viii
continue it's work.
. Disarmament hearings. to be start
ga iflLS week ny lnf lIoHSt 'bllIllllN-
tee on Foreign Relations. are expect
Ell to bring - light interesting facts
on the naVal-huiliing programs oil
Great britain aud Japan.
These two countries are America s
rivals in sea power.
informant ION on relative; strength o!
Ia" vIrcr powers, 10 he offered the
committee, Will center about these
TWO facts:
Great britain has resumed the CON
Structon % capital ships and pur-
poses 10 lay the kccls OF four this
year.
Japan H. engaged in the greatest
naval building program ever under
taken by amy nation in time Of peace.
and by 1922 Will have a fleet almost
equal in strength 10 Americas.
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SOCIALISTS AND COMMUNISTS
Hl:tTES WHEN THEY DEBATE


BERLIN, April 24-Indcpeudcnt
Socialists and Communists who at
tempted to start debate in the Reich
stag yesterday afternoon relative to
the German Cabinets appeal TO Wash
ineton were dccisively defeated Tho
Reich stag voted TO postpon" discus
sion until the latest German pro-
posals were in the hands Of President
Harding.
The two radical parties were alone
in their attempt to hcckle the gov
eminent leaders. After listening TO
Chancellor Fchrcnbach AMI Foreign
Minister Simons, who spoke Tor tho
government. the RctchSt1E adjourned
until Monday afternoon.
II is understood that when Il con
vcncs the governments case Will he
presented BY Dr. SimouS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
u. S. DISTRICT COURT OPENS
IN HARRISOHBURG TUESDAY
Specinl In Thc Timcs- Disnatth.l

lIARRISoNBURG VA. April 2i-
The United States District Court for
the Western District OF Virginia. VIII
open its April term here next Tues
day. with Judge Henry q. Mcdowell.
of lNuChburG. presiding. District
Attorney Joseph H. Chitwood will
have approximately a dozen present
mcnts IL bring before the grand jury.
II is understood.
Cases continued from the term last
November charging violation OF the
prohibition laws. of the drug act. OF
the White Slave act. and OF i:tmpcr-
in- with q United states mail box.
VIII probably be heard ~ this term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW
SHOWS SLIGHT CHANGES
Highly Cnfarornhlc Weather Condi-
tons Proved Il Supporting
Influence of Importance.
lBy Associated Prcss.l


NEW ORLEANS. April 2i.--Priccs
moved within narrow limits in the
cotton market last week because OF
the conflicting uature of the main
trading features rhc range, from
the highest to the lowest. was 40 to
u! points. May trading as high as
lbs ana as low as 1l.33. finally clos
ing ut ll.?i.
The highest al the trading months
We're UNCHANGED TO II points COM
pared with the close Of the proceed
ing week. while at the lowest they
were - To IL points down. In the
spot department. middlinE lost IL
points in the net results. closing at
ll.2a against ii.n0 a VI e ago.
There was much liquidation in the
carly sessions al the week. both in
the contract and in the spot depart
,ncnts. hut in the later sessions new
buying came in and during the last
TWO sessions Texas spot markets re-
ported Il much better spot demand
Wtth important interests apparently
buying against forward commitments.
which was taken TO mean that they
bottom.
The highly unfavorablc weather
conditions of tho wccl; were sup
porting influence of Importance. and
toward the close Il buying movement
developed following the dispatches
from England stating that coal strike
conference had come SO near to ar
irving at I'm Understanding that there
were prospects of 4 settlement of the
trouble during the week TO come
Manchester reports were again ia
vorab!c. iuG.C":!E- that Lancashire
mills were in position TO do a large
business in manufactured cotton
should the coal strike he called on
IN this country. the withdrawal Of
ihll EinphamS from the market and
IN" report that som" of the larGcs,
- con "a ~ -
up on some lines excited much favor
able comment. ON the other side OF
The balance were the general trade
reviews showing little change in re-
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Hired Men Are Waiting
Farmers Need Not Worry
iHy United Ncws.l

CHICAGO. April 2i.-Thc Amer
ican farmer needn't worry over the
hircd- man problem this harvest
SvIeOn
Ihc hired mon" arc here. wait
ing. hat in hand-Submlss! the
shoe il Oh the other foot this year
they don't wan; 81 day ana
extras such as shelter. laundry
ana two pieces OF pie for desert,
MI they ask il anywhere from S30
10 si5 Il month ana Il place to
sleep. And they are not saying Il
word about the ciGht-hour day.
It's AN encouraging Sicn. SAY
economic experts. now that bust
ness has turncL it's eyes toward
the farming regions.
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ARREST DESTITUTE COUPLE
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
IRy Associated press. !

NEW YORK. April 2i.--Johu II
bryant and his wife. who, with their
ton months old baby, were found dcs-
titutc in a railway terminal here last
Friday night. are under arrest in
Somcrvillc. y. J.. as tuEitivcs from
justice. At the request of the author
!ticS in Orlando. Eta.
Police headquarters her" received
telegram yesterday from the sheriff
NJ DrianGo requesting the arrest of
the couple for murder OF father ="
BrEaut his wife and baby were
found hy welfare worker after.
spending two days pcnni!css ahd
without food in the railway terminal.
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CONDUCTOR PASSES AWAY

William K; Tucker. Of Holloway
ductor on tn. Norfolk division Of tho
Norfolk ana Western hallway. died
yesterday at crvwc. He was II con
fcd"rIto veteran aud u charter mem
bcr OF the GROVE Masonic Lodge. In
icrnrut viii be in tho Crew. Gene
terry this afternoon at ! o'clock. H."
is survived by the following chill
drcn: Mrs IDA Morgan, Mrs !. H.
ruuStHN. !. " Tucker. /: =. Tucker
and Miss Mary Tucker. all ii Crcwc.
and TWO brothers, T. \ Tucker. OF
crcwc. and L. y. Tucker, OF Rich
mond
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MISTER, surrounds Nan. Death.

HANNIiiE ~. Nprii 81 Tho no
!tnc Have bucn unable 10 clear up tho
Nstcry in the dca.h OF y r. Rurne,t.
a[cd 81. ana n ScrpoiG.Id resident.
"ho dlcG on Thursday from Injuries
as 'Hc 'onrfal Hospital, after telling
20 partly coherent StorS 81 being at
q" trd. Tho man was found lvln;
hcsid" the Southcru galway ,racf.
near Scheduled, by IL" engineer Of
train 40. -, on THURSDAY They
picked him up ana brought him 10
ipaENillo. one 81 his shoes was OF ana
Hhu!l was fractured. lie was
III! CONSCIOUS and told rambling
story OF being attacked by a man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo, OBJ.
tanned at any drug store for Csc, or
extra large bottle at Sl0O.
Zeno generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotchce. eczema and ring.
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere trifle for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The E. W. Rose Co, Cleveland. O.
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Two constable. woundcd.
YELLOW DOC RELIEVED CLUE
TO MILLING OF TWO BItUTIiEitS

BELFAST. April .i.--Tw" brothers.
Patrick and Daniel Du;lin. respect
iv-ly teacher and clerk. We're shot
and Killed ~ midnight Saturday. II
Is believed they We're shot IN rcprisal
for an attack n the afternoon on TWO
auNlliaricS, when cadet Eolim was
killed and Cadet RIlcs wounded Two
civilians, Mrs. Louise Gibson aud
Thomas kennedy. also received
wounds in the early ARRAY
y long haired yellow dog, found IN
the Kitchen OF the cottage whcr. tho
two young Irishmcn were killed. is
regarded as "A clue to the identity or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25

tho men who shot them. According
10 John Dublin. brother OF the dead
men. the dog was taken away from
tho cottage by Il district inspector OF
the Royal Irish Constabulary, who
visited the place at o'clock this
morning with Il party OF police TO in
veStiSat" the tragedy.
Cadet Bolim and Cadet Bilcs were
attacked in II crowded thorouEhfarc
Ihcy ar" said to he the first auxiliar-
les TO make their appearance in Bel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
Nrrrcss Dies at Age orIi..

l.l Ntlli:tRG. VA, April 2i.-Snl
lie Ann Harris. u ncgrcss who lived
IN Bedford County. several miles
from iyuchburg. who was believed to
died Saturday. Will. her cxac, ave
was no; known. there were Circuru-
stances which caused Wilt" friends
10 estimate her age at II; years The
fact mat she was more than Il con-
fury old ~ authenticated. it is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
Imrnrts Ernm Gcrmnn. Increased.

WNSilINGTpN. April 2i-lmp"rts
from Germany last year were nearly
nine times ms great as in the pre-
viouS calendar year. and approNi-
mated nearly half the average OF
trade for the two wears immediately
preceding the war. according To Il
summary issued tonight by the De-
partmCnt of Commerce. During 1920
imports from Germany were valued at
$3S, S36.2SO as compared with SlO.60S.-
III in 1915. and with slSI,2Il,352 in
1913. and SiS6,0i2.6ii in 1912.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
DRY AGENTS CAPTURE STILL
AND ALLEGED OPERATOR
Especial to The Timcs-Dlspa,ch.l

Special TO The Times Dispaich.l
IfNRRiSONEURG. VA. April "a
\ tcr-GallOu still WAS captured Fri
day by Deputy sheriff w r. Lucas.
OF Elktom, and two United States in
t"rraI revenue men in III. Blue Ridge
Mountain, near ElktOu. The alleged
operator. Homer Lam. was arrested
ana searched, Il heavy revolver be-
ing found on his person, the officers
say. He was fined $50 and costs on
charge of carrying n concealed
weapon, and held for action of the
grand jury, on the charge OF distill-
inr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
REBELS ROUTED BY
POLICE FOLLOWING
12-H0UR CONFLICT
continued From First pagcD

,
postmcn in Cork resulted In the cap
turc OF furty-scvcn registered and
1889 ordinary letters.
Two C"nstnbIrs Wounded.
Two ConstIblcs were wounded Sat
urday nirht by bombs thrown from
upper windows In Il public house in
Limerick. one civilian was hit by
splintcrs OF II bomb
Last might Il large number of bombs
and a quantity ot ammunition We're
found ia stables near Wellington
Road. "a hiSh-ClaSS residential quarter
Of Dublin.
Four police barracks wcr" attacked
Saturday night in .trdcc. Cam hourh N,
Armagh and queenstown. At Ardcc.
the barracks were cccSstully de-
Tended. but that in ouecnstow n.
which recently was vacated, was de-
Stroycd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
LABOR LEADERS PROTESTS
!. "OPEM SHOf" MOVEMENT!

~ PHI TI.ADELP!l ]. tlr.l -i Sam
mel Gompers hnd f't'h % sr .Hun ra-
sfjectively. pre- iGct' aud stuf,iarr of
the American !'Hfraf sr or I.llrr.
addrcss large -'n"c'.rls hero
To-Day held I'm protest against vnnt
wag described as the "aat.un- g.Idc
open-shop movement
jsDIpThe gathering Wor" held In two o.
sfbe largest thcaicrs OF inc city ana
the crowds were SO dense ID was
necessary TO hoid overflow meetings
IN tho street.
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Ninc,, Day. for >on.,,ppor,.

ilAREilSpNBCHG, VA. APRIL "a
Harry Y. Good was sentenced to serve.
ninety days on the state roads hv
Judge Il. y. Haas, in Circuit Court
Friday. after hr had pleaded guilty
TO charge q: nonsupport. The SON
tcnce IS the minimum penalty. 1t was
pointed out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25

Enri of Derby Denies Rcport.
LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND, April "a
The courier says It has been an,
deny that he went to Ircjnnd !, :.
week on government mission or n,
~" Invitation Of anybody in Ireland
inc visit was purely II private on,
ana made on the Earl OF Derby's owr
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Bury Mrs. Eyrrcuc ,InrchacI.

ITNTEISDNHUKG, w. ADriI 2i-.
The funeral OF Mrs Evcrcttc Mar
chacl who died at her home near
here Friday. al the age Of ~ years.
WAS held this afternoon. She Is sur
vivch hy her husband, four children
and four brothers
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ALLIES TO MEET
NEXT SATURDAY

I''''' 80 49,
come thc presence or American dol
cEatcS.
They consider ii unfortunate that
the German government should not
have sent 4 copy of It's latcs, pro-
nosalS TO them. so that they might
have begun an examination AT this
meeting. However. as Lloyd GcorE"
said. they would he glad I" have them
through American hands. The con-
vcrsations between the Trcm!crs. OF
which there have been Ave of from
two to five hours each. have turned
on the French project OF occupation
and economic control OF more Of the
Rh"niSh- Yves tphaliau region.
NJ BRAND and NJ. Ecrthclot oH-
pounded the plans. and Lloyd George
questioned the French representa-
lives. Both Iremicrs are quite agreed
that the Huhr coal fields must be oc-
cup!od If Germany co.tinucs To de-
fault in the payments already due or
coming ,iu" May /. and in case of fail
uro 10 accept, with satisfactory guar
autccs tn" terms Of the document
signed at Paris January -, by the
allied governments. Lloyd George
told VI. Eriand that he would talk
over tn" whole situation with the
| british Cabinet before Saturday and
he prepared to take a positive at
t!tudc.
The discussions arc described by
both principals as having been those
OF Intimate friends, having COM
mon aim and CONCERNED only in de-
vising the most effective and prudent
measures to attain II.
The impression Of those who are
clos" To I'rcmicr Lloyd George and
Premier BRAND aud arc participate
ing in their conversations ut Lympnc.
IS that both the Prime Ministers feel
that they have met some days too
soon to permit OF their taking into
account all the elements or the Ger
man situation. and that they cannot
arrive ut clear judgments without
knowing how tn" american govern
rncnt viii treat the last German note,
which the British and French states
men are Informed went forward TO
Washington today.
Nrcp Wires busy.
1t is less the contents OF this note
that concerns them than whether
SSSre'ary OF state iinshes VIII re,
Il Ia til" allied governments without
comment. or whether President Hard
.ng ana Mr.. hughes viii examine the
proposals and forward them to the
allies with suggestions and recon-
mruiationS OF their own.
Direct communication constantly
are being exchanged between Berlin
and London ana Berlin ana Paris. so
that unless Gcrmany's latest propo-
sal takes on som" additional quality
in being rclaycd by way of Washing
ton. those persons near the PrcinicrS
say they fail To see why /; should not
have been sent direct tn the inter
estcd powers.
Hone was xDresscd today that the
new German note may lead To the
Washington SCHcrnmcnt participate
ing III the lar"c conference of the
allies early in May.
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Measure Of truth In story.

Ns just stated there has been mo-
confirmation OF tic tuEsornnd inCi-
. az hut there have been circum-
's,nros of recent DEVELOPMENT thf-
n1i.at' TINT thcr" is measure OF
truth in the story For example rc-
ports We're printed in this country
from Paris shortly rftcr tho arrival
- VI NIyiuni 70 WASHINGTON ;hn. the
i'ronch government was inclined to
r'r1 , its American aruhgss't1ur
The basis for this recall Il was
added. lny In tho fact that VI Jue
orard was believed to hc too much
ttached 20 Nj wilson ouI too friend
s. 80 the last administration These
'eroris have sincr hc"u oniciylly dc
13"t ~ tic Fr.u D. Foreign Onicc.
IN, explanation thar IS prcr.l for
'h.so condolences Is thIt VI NivisuI
r-"bnhlS communicated 20 his gov
nrnn"nt som. idea Of tho situation
70 which hc found himeclC I'm Wash
inrtoH, Including his conoarur's nd
vice, that he vas told % coufr" his
business while here 20 the Rcpuhi-
can leaders aud that, ~ q warning
:" IN" French ambassador against
700 much intimacy with ~" marty
leaders, now ont OF power. he unof-
Gcial reports as ~ hio recall wer"
allowed 20 20 forth
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TEXT WILL REACH
STATE DEPARTMENT.
EARLY IN MORNING
lContInMed Nro,n Eirat raael

lContinu"d From First ragcD
, made ii perfectly plain that H. would
undertake TO lay Germany's proposals
before the allied governments only
in manner acceptable to Them
The State department tonight was
without official information "a to the
character OF the communication which
the Berlin Foreign Office was report ed
in press dispatches as having handed
today To LorinE Dresel american
commissioner at the German capital.
Meantime, all comment With regard
u the whole subject of Preparations
was Withheld.
VIII lie Laid before Hughes.
The German answer TO Mr.. Hughes
memorandum OF last week hai been
expected during the afternoon. and
some officers OF the state Depar,mont
remained on duty TO receive 1t. 30
plans had been made. however, TO
transmit II To Secretary Hughes. |;
Was assumed that the mcmoraudUm
was pun on the cables at Herlim to-
night and that i, would reach the
state Department the first thing to-
morrow II will be laid before N"
Secretary OF State immcdiato.y after
il is decided,
LONDON. ADrp q: Germa"
counterproposaf:,. ..aS4 dispatch to
the Central News from Berlin, are
very long. The nfs, part i in the
nature OF a protest. but, in h"aljty,
they are appreciably nearer a FULLER
realization of the allies standpoint;
The German Cabinet today unani-
mously accepted them. The party
leaders learned tho teNl late this ar
,ernoon and The mote was presented
to SIR. Drcscl, the American commits
sioucr, at . o'clock this evening.
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bring Home the Bacon
"F200red Again

Mrs Morrison, take pointe-put -Four doors" to the
Federal Trust-one for the Allies one for the Cen
trail Powers, for the Democrats and one for the
Republicans. That will get EN- all.
But wasn't it real dignifed nvitaton-one that will
be read, regardless of language?
Sydnor Hundley will enter the Discount Door unless
some Italian who has plofted by this invitation
happens to pass our little pet show window and fall
in love with the Italian masterpieces which dignity
the window But dollars to doughnuts it will go to
a "Tarheel'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25

fast. They came hero from Sligo sew
cral days ago.
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Conycyrd 10 Tim In Cnnfcrcncc.

II Is added that this suggestion was
conveyed 10 him at an informal con-
ference he held with certain Hcpuh-
Ncln members OF the Foreign Rcla-
tiurS Committee Il day or two after
thc arriva! OF the FIR nch party. He
was told. according 10 the story he
ing widely repeated here. that II he
hoprt 10 make any hcadway with the
leaders OF the party now in power
in this country, hc would do well to
turn has back upon tho : street resi-
dcnro OF the former President ana
""utnc his negotiations to the mon
who row dominate the cntir" Amer
lean government
There has boon q suggestion. con
hrmation for which is lacking that
Iu'cs JUsscrand. the French anbHs-
sador to the United states. couuSelcd
against. any attitude on the part OF
his colleague smaCkiup OF diec0Er'csy
toward Sc man who had been Frances
most powerful friend throughout The
war and during the peace proceed
liES
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VlVlANI IGNORED
WILSON ON VISIT

nncc which began when this same en-
voy came to America four years ago
to plead With tho same Woodrow
Wilson for the utmost support this
country could give 10 his own
The story is being told In NASH
inEton today that political opponents
ui MIR Wilson lost no time. after the
arrival OF the Niviani mission. in put
guard against any relationship. III :
rect or indirect. Win tn" former
President. Assuming. il is said that
tho l'rcnchman's native sense OF po-
likeness might lead him to call i'm
mcdiatclN upon Mr.. Wilson. as an
old friend. il not for consultation. an
opportunity was found TO impress
upon him the unwisdom OF such a
mayo
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