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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
MOVEMENT FOR SUBMARINE CRAFT
WORLD CONFERENCE GAINS FRIENDS
HUGHES TO ASK CONFERENCE TO PROCLAIM
MORAL TRUSTEESHIP'' OVER RUSSIA

- e. ON bchal OF
rustic ~ IuSsa
Will of
70
United to
room
holiday dcerat ons
instructions
o gna5
with undecided
OF Jap"ns "-ciiei demands
o he ncscd dcl clcrati ION. " $'
Copyright. 1921. iulic Ledge COZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
u. S. WILL VIGOROUSLY
PROSECUTE SMUCCLERS
Liquor Cases VIII ne Tried In Menu
phis beginning Next
Month.
tBy Associated Press, ]

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Vigorous
prosecution OF liquor smuggling
cases. consideration OF which VIII be
resumed in the Federal courts OF
Memphis. Tenn. next month. Is
planned by the Department. OF Jus-
ticc. William ]. Barns, chics OF the
bureau OF investigation. stated to-
night.
Mr.. Burns said hc would 20 10
Memphis carly in January to look
over the situation and sec the perd-
Ing cases through. Ie intended, he
declared. to have every porson m
volyed prosecuted. He had not yet
decided what day he woul4 start
South he said,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Oldest Prisoner Goes
to Earn Honest Living
IBy United N.ws.l

OSSlNING. y. Y. Dee. 20
George Howard. 81. convicted for
burglary. has spent his last
Christmas behind the bars of Sing
Sing. For ti.ccn years he has
seen the holiday in prison. hut his
long term is ended and he will =:
released tomorrow.
This was Towards second SEN
tcnc". Considering his FIRST tc,il.
which dates back in the '90's. be
is the Oldest prisoner in point OF
service IN Sing Sing.
He has bccomc gray since heinz
a prisoner, and he is one .. the
few who remember The tim" when
inmates wore stripes and i:archcd
in lock step.
His reply to a companion who
asked him what he was going 10
do when released was:
Going to earn AN homes, liv-
ms"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Render Verdict OF Suicide.

MACON. GA. Dec. 26.--A coroner's
Jury today rendered Il verdict of sui
cide In the case Of l.. T.. Armstrong.
of Atlanta and Miami. who died in
hospital after 4 fall from the third
hoor of Il local hotel Sunday night.
Police. however. at the instIgation OF
relatives arc searching tonight for n
woman who is said to have been with
him for threo days prior to tho, time
he registered Mt the hotel. Relatives
claim Armstrong had $1,000 In, his
possession last Friday. Only So cents
was found In his clothing. II (
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
MANS BODY Is FOUND:
HEAD IS BLOWN OFF
Iloi>ton Valley citizen. Missing
Nearly week, Relieved
Murder Victim.
IHN Assoclntel rrcss. |

BRISTOL, NA.-TENN.. Dee. %
The body OF Charles Swinncy. aS.
with the top Of his head blown away
by the charge Of Il shotgun. was
found today by scarchors within IA
stones throw of his home in ilolston
Valley after he had been missing
since last Tuesday.
An examination Of the body led
members Of his family To believe
that Swinncy had been shot to death
and robbed, as il was known that he
had about $500 on his person when
he left home about noon Tuesday TO
investigate forest fire short dis
tauco away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
OHIO RIVER CONTINUES
TO RISE AT CINCINNATI
Average Gain ~ Approx imntrly One
Tenth Foot Every Two
Hours.
IIsy Associated Press. |

CINCINNATI OHIO. Dec. 2G.--con-
tinuing To rise at the rate Of ap-
prOximatcly onc-tenth OF Il foot
every two hours. the Ohio River at
Cincinnati Registered hfty-hvc feet
at { o'clock tonight. Indications
were, according to river men. that
the rise would continue at n dimin-
ishing rate until crest of about
tifty-siX feet is reached late tonight.
Reports from up-river points in
dicate that all the larger tributaries
were rcceding, while tho main
stream continued to rise slowly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
CHARGES GERMANY
is WILLFUL BANKRUPT
French senator Asserts nerlin Gov
crnmcnt In Seeking to Avoid
Paying War Debt.
[By United News. !

PARIS. Dec. 26.-"Germany is will
fully hankruptinE herself to avoid
payment of the reparations." Senator
Chcron. chairman OF the Senate
budget committee. charged during
debate on the French fiscal csti-
mates.
Germany" he said, "does not in
tend to discharge her liabilities. She
Is still retaining her prc-war mill
tary organization. and even now the
railways are organized so that mo :
bilization OF an army could he car
ried out.
we cannot pnsont to reaue-
tion In tho pay hcnts."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
DIAZ GIVEN TITLE OF
4 DUKE DELLA VITTORIA
iionor Conferred Upon General mt
deception Given by King
victor Emmanuel
IBy United Ncws1

ROME, Dee. 2s.-Gcncral Diaz.
Italian communicated chief. was
showered with congratulations fol-
lowing the ceremony in which King
Victor Emmanuel created him Duke
Della Nittoria.
Among the messages received was
one from Premier Bonini. which said:
II take the liberty of expressing INV
personal fclicitations for the honor
conferred on you. which is entirely
worthy the commander Of our VIC
torious army
The title was made hereditary. 1t
was conferred by the King at pri-
vate reception for DiaZ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
SENATOR McKELLAR
SEEKS REELECTION
will Oppose FitzhuEh md Patterson
From Tennessee for Seat
in senate.
[By Ass0ciDtcd Press. |

MEMPHIS. TENN. Dec. 2G.-I!nited
states Senator Kenneth ID. McKellar
announced today that he will be a
candidate for denomination at the
state Democratic primary next Au-
Sust. q. u. Fitzhugh. also OF Menu
PMS. also announced that he will
enter the race for the Senatorship.
and Malcolm X. Patterson. former
Governor and member OF Congress.
authorized the statement that he eX-
pccied to be candidate. lie added
that he would make n formal and
definite" announcement at later
date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
ncld Cor IandlIng rotsoncd Drlnk.

NNNISTON, MA, Dec. 26.-WilliO
Ware. 20, is held here on charge
of sccond-dcgrco manslaughtcr fol-
lowing the death OF Ernest Richard
son, 10. today. from drinking OF
poisoned whisky, according TO officers.
wk.ch they claim Ware admitted
bringing to Admission from Talladcga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
nnlts Zitn.s D.pnrtur..

LONDON. Dec. 26.-.Thc governor
OF MADEIRA has received orders from
Paris to prevent the departure from
the Island OF Former Empress Zita
Of Austria-H Hungary for switzerland.
according to n Funcasl dispatch to
the Morning Post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
ITALIAN PRESS BITTER
AGAINST u. S. COURTS
dissatisfied Over Refusal OF Now
Trinl for Snrco and
Nnnzetu
tBy United Ncws.]

ROME, Dec. 2G.-Bitterncss was
tho almost unanimous attitude OF the
Italian press toward the refusal OF
tao Massa chusetts court Of new
Ntial for Sacco and Vanzetti, con-
demncd COMMUNISTS.
Most newspapers looked on the
prisoners as victims OF American po-
lice methods and OF American prcju-
dice against foreigners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Harding 10 VISIT snit Lake CITY,

Harding today accepted tentatively
an invitation that he include n stop
Mt Salt Lake City in the itinerary
OF his proposed Western trip next
summer. The invitation was pre-
sonted today by Senator Smoot, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
$1,000 LOSS IN FIRE
At 814 EAST MAIN
Sweeps Second Story of Store
Occupied by Thonasson
Drug Company.
WATER DOES DAMAGE
Hundreds of People Attracted
To Blaze in The Downtown
District.
WATER DOES DAMAGE

Si"," aud bu.ldiugs were damaged
~ tho extent of $1,000. aud fireman
was injured last night ia IRE ,hrt
si'"pt IN" second aud third stories of
2 thr""-st"ry h'irk building at sii
East Main stree, occupied Ly tn.
ThomasFou DRUG Company and tho
American shoe Shining parlors ana
liat Works. Fireman Jordan. n,
IrHcN 40. J. was cut by glass in tho
carly stages OF the nrc After re-
Giving treatment by = surgeon on
IN" scene, he r"turn"d>1o duty.
Damage came pr!ncipal!y through
The play OF water on the frs, ;.oor
"f ;he building. This partly de-
Siroy.d stock valued by the senior
partners Of the two firms at more
:hau Sic0r0
Battle Flame. over Hour.
firtm"H from seven engine and
t"o truck companies bn,ued win
thc han'es for more than an hour be.
cor" "a" nr" was placed under CON
u"!' When iir"mcn arrived on tho
scene. h"avy columns or smoke were
'f"nk!ng int" Main street from ,h.
cc"nd story % the building. For u
-.inc lhe% wcr" handicapped in ret,
hng water TO The origin or IN,
lanes. which appeared ,n H.. con-
'n"d IN the rear Of IN" second stor,.
'.re axes were hr"ueh, into play.
"'H"o"s broken and high pressure
'"S' t'rf'ra I" The second aud third
toors. The nrc was confined Ia ,bc
interior Of the building and at no
ume did the namcg break to tho
street
Thc alarm was turned in shortly
"itcr o'clock. when a pcd.s,rio
iaW smoke coming from the from, of
th" building
Fire Attracts Hundreds.
hundreds OF pcopl. from thca,crs
ana guests "f the downtown ho,cls
were attracted to The scene. polic.
from tho Firs, and Sccond Station .
formed Il fire line ana kept them from
'hr zone of danger The nrdarcJ
All 'raiiic suspended in Main S,r,c,
ana r'oliey cars We're tied up in ,bo
'h"r"uIhidr" for two hours fur-
t''r delay was oCCaSion.d when g,
'r"ilcy wire broke at Fourteenth ana
Main Streets. Street car scryicc b,d
IuSt been resumed when the fire WAS
discovered
ne upper stories were unoccupied
ana uhiurnished. y few hundred feet
VI lumber was stored on the second
floor.
charles Thomasson said tina, he was
." '"c "ruE store that occupies the
"rst moor shortly before ? o'clock IN
c"cck over some stock. He said tina
nuiding had not been opened since
Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
GIVE BOTH DIRECT
AND INDIRECT HELP
TO U. S. SHIPPING
Subsidies and Preferential
Legislative Treatmen, for
American Craft.
MARINE INTERESTS
TO MEET JANUARY 5
Presidents Policies for Aid to
Lines in Overseas Trade
TO BE Pressed.

WASHINGTON. Dec 2G.-A final
conference Of officials. OF leading
marine transportation companies
with the shipping Boards spcc!ah
subsidy committee has bcca called
tor January :. to pass upon "a tenta-
tive plan formulated by tn" commit
tee providing for the suhsidizing OF
the American merchant marine to
insure It's maintenance.
The committee has been formed 10
study the board question % subsidies
a. the suggestion Of President Hard
ing who made special reference to
this method Of assisting American
shipowners, in his message to the las,
Congress. Tho plan. when finally an
proved Will be submitted to President
Harding. who is expected 10 adopt
some Of its provisions in a message
TO Congress
Plnns Direr, and Indirect Aid.
In its prcSent form which. mem
bcrs of tho committee cmphatIcallv
stated today. was not Official and
rs subject IN any one OF it's features.
the plan proposes both direct and
indirect aid, the former through di-
version, and the latter through cs-
tablishm.n; of a revolving loan fund
OF 100000. 600.
Other suggestions now comprised
IN the plan are understood to include.
That tho Shipping Board sell its
remaining fleet as rapidly as possible.
at prices not 10 exceed the prevailing
world market price for similar ton
mage
Loans for 4. y. Ships.
Amendment Of section of the
merchant marine ac;. to permit the
establishment OF merchant marine
loan fund of about 100000. 900 un-
der the administration OF the shin
ping Board for the purchase OF maxi
ing loans at reasonable rates of i'm
tcrcst. not 20 exceed : per cent per
annum, on first mortgage OF American
flag ships: this fund not TO be limited
TO shipping BOARD transactions, but
To be available for financing OF all
American operating organiza-
tionS.
income tax relief To create an in
ceni!rc I" shippers 10 use ships ny-
ing the American flag. providing Cor
continued on Page >. col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
building Holiday Suggested.

Should the American plan fal IA
bring the powers together, ii is suE-
Sestcd by some of those connected
Win the conference that considcra-
tion may be given to n proposal for
\ general building holiday in sub
marines under an agreement that an
five OF the powers would leave thcir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
HOOVER WILL HEAD
LARGEST PROJECT
EVER UNDERTAKEN
Development OF Colorado
River Involves Half
Billion Dollars.
INCLUDES z MILLION
ACRES OF ARID LAND
Secretary Estimates Twenty
Years Will BE Required to
Complete Work.
By Hohrrt !. n.n.irr.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

Continued on Page ., Col. 6)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
The Weather

Generally cloudy to-day nnh ton,or-
row: II will hc romcwhut
warmer today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

'Continued on Page =. Col. -
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-21
SIR HERBET SAMUEL'S SON
MARRIED TO A DAUGHTER
OF JAFFA.

Jerusalem-Her name is Hadas-
sab Granovsky and she is daugh-
ter of Jaffa. On December 7th last
she was married to Edwin Samuel,
the son of the British High Commits
sioner in Jerusalem.
1t was Jewish affair, orthodox
in form, and strictly ceremonial. In
the beautiful sanatorium building
of Jerusalem which had been erected
by Emperor William and the German
people with so much toll and labor,
on the summit of the historical
Mount of Olive, the ceremony was
performed.
There were some six hundred
guests invited to the affair, which be-
gan at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
All high government officials, rab-
bis, heads of other churches and re-
ligious representatives of the Jewish
Kohillas of Jerusalem, Jaffa, Hebron,
Beersheba, GAIA, and the sheiks OF
all Arab settlements in the country,
north and south. All were invited,
yet the majority of those present
were jewish and the ceremony had
a decidedly Jewish tinge. In the
midst of the large hall, in which the
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-21

wherever it has been presented, is the
novel feature of the evening. The
cast have their parts we'll rehearsed
and promise to keep the audience in
a continuous state of laughter
throughout it's presentation.
Due to the fact that the Zionist Or
ganization has frightened it's purse
strings against expenditures for pub
lie entertainments, the Maccabean
Society, contrary to it's former pol
icy, is compelled to. make small adj
mission charge to it's Chamiso Osor
B'Shvat entertainment merely to
cover expenses.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-21
TALMUD TORAH WINS.

The undefeated Talmud Torah in
termediate quintet succeeded in de-
feating the Margaret Berry's by
score of 35 to 9 and St. Anthony
Nevarre's, 28 to Is. Starring for
the Talmud Torah were Phil Litman,
former Duluth Central star; A.
Braverman, and Louis Galinson. The
Talmud Torahs, coached by Leo
Leavitt, play the RECALLS of Pills
bury on Pillsbury floor next Wednes-
day night. The Talmud Torahs have
been working hard practicing and
are sure to give a good account of
themselves.
The Talmud Torah Midgets under
the able coaching of Harry Rivkin,
play the Pillsburys this Saturday eve
ming, January %, at the Talmud
Torah. Everybody invited to come.
Any team wishing to arrange for
game with the Talmud Torah teams
should see the boys director, Chas.
Yarugsky, any night at the Talmud
Torah or call Hyland 2161.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-21
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

MACCABEANS PRESENT CHAMISO
OSOR B'SHVAT ENTERTAIN
MENT JANUARY "a.
The much heralded Maccabean
Chamiso Osor B'Shvat entertainment
will take place on Monday, January
"a, at the Talmud Torah. No amount
of effort has been spared by the
committee in charge to make this
the finest program of it's kind ever
presented in this city. The enter
tanners for the evening have been
carefully selected so that every num-
Der on the program is real feature.
Samuel S. Cheeseman's one act
comedy, entitled the 1.-TWO Goyim,"
which has made a wonderful success
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-21
SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT
OF T.. II. LEADERS ORGANIZE.

Great doings are promised to those
interested in the Social Service work
of the Talmud Torah. Within the
past few weeks the organization of
the leaders of the various depart
ments of the Social Service activities
into a permanent club, has been eff
fected. The purpose of the club, as
stated in it's constitution, is to assist
the Social Service Department in pro-
noting the welfare of the Community
physically and mentally. The motto
of the club from all indications as
stated by the organizer, Charles
Yarugsky, is Service" and not "tea
parties"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
Far-away Lock.

rubby was playing with his moth
er's opera glasses. He happened TO
look at her through the big end.
aoh. Mammal You are 20 far
away you look like . Distant
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boy.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
810un <SnovyJaZk
By Zud9e Hfzzis GROIN
What Are You WORTH?
~I'm worth ,ooo, 900.


The about the Sky Line
Peak this
for proprietor Sky
"How much do for store7" asked the who
well you sasooo $50 you
me- laughinsy replied the proprietor when do figure
About Tuesday Of mex. gee the day after the stage
can you live long without eatng sneengly inquired
Perhaps can but put down price and III
proprietor Sky Line General
the contemplated SALE the containing the offer given
Where do keep your milions'" asked.
Can't you dig some up bor. Tuesday, another asked
-NH ~Mhya"
T ths o% p.ss fs M I store The other
rough clothing showed evidence
Crazy, was the comment
The from Bear River arrived Sky Line General Store
Ths miner from Grant, waiting stage.
ss
Millionaire Seldom of Granite Peak meaning
Ts as @ a ss1.s S,s Of the
os from
fm n % GsF the % xe y0v W. are to clos. the
% s' ss ny said the
With Others could not unde1ssnd
they s:: us t; ~ ,
bring it forth ll ~ ~ " -
Edison is reputed a
When he he
hungry miner from Granite Peak -
his gold was buried, waiting the
Gradually the creative mined and
tools and time. - - - ' 'o ' ~
We call the visible exhibition gold buildings and possessions
brain - r~or'~ w fo''~' N'' So ~
Like the hungry miner of Granite Peak KNOW, and
gold when it is ready to be uncovered ~
Like the miner bought the Sky
the granite rocks of his " " ~ ~ ~ -
The hungry miner of million
hungry and in debt food. " ~ = .'' ~ -
How worth in wealth ro b,.d ;r vour brain
claim? O1NN'
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
Daniel Webster
Knew the Value
OF Recreation

Daniel Webster. the great states
man and orator. was one day hunt
ing IN the marshes near the Green
Harbor River. Wishing to cross the
river he called to q farmer and
asked him to take him over In his
boat The man refused the payment
offered him. but fingered after the
trip had been made. -.
Finally with some hesitation he
remarked. This Is Daniel Webster.
I believe"
THAT is my name" replied the
statesman
We'll. now" said the farmer. 81
am told you can make from 50 to
IS q day. pleading cases up In Bos-
ton"
Mr.. Webster replied that he was
sometimes 30 fortunate as to re-
ceive that amount for his services.
well. now" drawled the farmer.
"it seems to me. declare. II I
could get that much In the city
pleading law-cases, wouldn't be
wadin' over these marshes shootin'
little birds"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
Prea.lier Here,
Or Not, TO Be Big
Factor at Farley

David Lloyd George. prime min
lister Of Great Britain. 10 a little
man with the courage Of a very big
man. He has never been afraid to
stand up for things that were un-
popular when he believed they were
right. He has made speeches while
angry mobs were breaking the win
dows- Once he narrowly escaped
being killed by getting QUA side
door wearing q policeman's coat ana
helmet. But the next day he made
another speech.
When q kind-hearted Welsh shoe
maker agreed TO raise the son of
the village schoolmaster after his
death. he never dreamed that the
little lad would some day be prime
minister Of Great Britain. The boy
was educated In various private
schools In Wales. He always speaks
Of himself as . ~cottags-brsd-- not
q "college-bred- man
He early decided 70 % int poll
tica His way Of making friends
and his wonderful ability a. an
orator made his rise rapid. Before
long the little Wsishman was chan
~StSA Va Nh1 S4Sn8aaoIs WHICH
means that he held the money bags
for the nation He became known
as "the little brother Of the poor"
because he worked to make their
taxes lighter.
When the great war came, Eng
land found that she lacked cannon
and shells. and she needed them
quickly. So q new post In the cab
met was cre9ked, that Of minister
Of munitions. and they let George
do It"
When Kitchener died, Lloyd
George took his place in the war
department. and from there stepped
to the position of prime minister,
real ruler Of England.
Americans are glad to know that
this big little statesman is a great
admirer of Lincoln and q firm be-
liever in his doctrines of truth and
Justice.
Whether or not Lloyd George
comes to the conference in person.
his influence will be a big factor.