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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
AFTER RECORD
FOR EAST COAST, REFUELS

MoREHEAD CITY. y. c., April rs.
The Gar H.. Jr.. the motorboat in
which Gar Wood. owner and pilot. Is
attempting TO make a record run
from Miami to New York, arrived
mere at 6:l2 o'clock this evening. After
refuelng she departed at 7:lO. with
her arrival at Now York scheduled
for Wednesday midnight.
Outside OF "a rough sea for a half
day Oh Monday, Mr.. Wood sai,l il
had been an enjoyable trip.
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HARDING COMING TO ROADS
TO REVIEW ATLANTIC FLEET
ABOARD YACHT YFL OVER
All Commercial Water Traffic Will Be Suspended To-
morrow Until Exercises Are Over-Offcial Party
From Washington Will Accompany President
Especial to rho Timos-Dispntch.1

Special to rho Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. April 26-Craf
ranging from the smaller harbor
boats TO the coast guard cutter Man
ming, flying the flag of the captain
of the port. white flag showing a
blue anchor will rule the waters OF
Hampton Roads until aitcr the re
view by President Harding, aboard
tho Mayilowcr. of the Atlantic Fleet.
has been concluded on Thursday
morning.
- The vessel flying tho white flag
with tho blue anchor must be obey yed
in all orders as to anchorages under
5pcnaIty of prosecution and fines. All
arrangements for policing the Roads
have been completed and instructions
were issued today by Captain d. T.
a. do Otte. captain of the port, In
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NAVAL FUND VOTE
IS AGAIN DELAYED
All-Day Fight in Houses Over
Disarmament Causes Side
tracking Of Issue
WOULD HALT NEW Bull DIN G
Project Will Be Rejected When
Brought Up Tomorrow,
Leaders Declare.
WOULD HALT NEW BUILDING
lHy Associa,ed rress. !

WASiilNGToN. April cG.--Aftcr m
all-day nght over disarmament, tho
House was forced to quit work to-
night without reaching Il vote on the
naval appropriation bill because OF
tho demand OF members for time in
which 10 air their views.
~ N" end OF the long debate there
was pending AN amendment provldinc
That no part OF IN" appropriation
should go into new construction until
the President had called an intcrna-
tional conference TO consider limita-
tion OF armament. Tho amendment
proposed 10y Representative" Connolly
democrat. Texas. was precisely like
one offered when tho bin was before
tho fiOuec in III" closing days Of the
last session by Representative Brooks
Republican. Illinois, and rejected by
a vote of about hve 10 ono. Leaders
said !; would hc thrown on, 10y sim.
liar vote when the bill is taken uT
again Thursday
Attacks Disarmament Biii.
The disarmament discussion brok.
early in tho session after Represent
tativc Knight. Republican, Ohio. had
launched an attack against the bill
The Ohio member announced he would
vote against the bill because OF the
expenditure OF $4,000.
900 for new battlcshi?s. the general
need Of economy and the alleged
~
fighting ships in modern naval war
fare. The speech started n vcritabl.
whirlwind OF talk.
Seeing where tho House was head
CONTINUED on rage .. Col 81
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Fifteen Killed, Score Injured in
Tornado own Wiped Off Map

-pN, MISS. April %
Eight Uodies have Lecn recovered
from the wrcckagc left in The
wake of IA storm which struck tn.
town OF EraXton. eighteen miles
from this city, late today. II is
reported that seven others were
killed. number OF persons were
injured the town suffered heavy
properly damage.
HATTlESBUi;G. MISS. Aprtl
2G.-A tornado hit the town OF
Braxton at $40 o'clock this att
rcnoon and demolished every busi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
SIR EDWARD CARSON MUST
DEFINITELY GIVE UP POLITICS

LONDON. April 2G.--ActinG on the
advice of his physicians. Sir Edward
Carson is definitely abandoning poll
tics. His appoimtmcn, as a law lord
in the Appeal Court will be announced
in n few days.
Sir Edward is said 10 be suffering
from hardening OF the arteries, tho
same COMPLAINT that recently deter
mined Bonar Laws disappearance
from the political field. His malady
is attributed to war strain and tho
Irish crisis.
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AIn,,nmn Murhcrer to pic.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 20
John Whitesidc. negro. tried today
for the killing of j. H. Bourgouis, 73.
and Lacey Murphrcc. IL. near Henry
Ellen, several weeks ago. was found
guilty of murder IN the first degree
and sentenced to death by the jury
after Gvos minutes elaboration to-
night.
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Charge Bolshevis,s In unrvcrsl.y.

WASHINGTON. April 2G.--Charges
that Valparaiso University. Indiana. rs
"honcycombed with Bolshcvism" may
be investigated by the Department OF
Justice, Attorney Daugherty stated
To-day.
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L"nn Historic Communion silver.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April g.
The jamestown and Queen Anne com
'nunion silver. oldest in the United
states has been loaned TO the phila-
delphia Museum for exhibition pur-
poses during May and June, by Bruton
Parish Church. OF WILLIAMSBURG.
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MIAMI, FLA. April %. = Over
$1,000 moro than It's quota was sub
scribed by this city for the Saliva
ton Army In the nationwide cam
paign which closed Monday,
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What Is Your Advertising
Dollar Buying2

High prices OF materials and
increased overhead have made
necessary a stricter economy
along mercantile tines.
Advertising should he con-
sidercd as we'll as the com
modities in which merchants
deal.
BY choosing only those pub
LEGATIONS whose circulation is
accurately measured, you not
only practice economy i'm your
advertising. but arc assured
that your money is buying
definite quantity of circula-
tion.
The Times -Dispatch's circu-
lation is measured by the Audit
Bureau OF Calculations. Ad-
y vertising placed III it's columns
is an economical Investment.
Tho average net paid circu-
laticn of The Richmond Times
Dispatch for the months end
ing March 81. 1921. was:
Sunday, 44,55S
Daily, 28,863
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BRITAIN P|QUED AT
j. S.-HUN DEALS
Terms Germany's Action in
Conferring With America as
intentional Discourtesy."
CONFIDENT OF SETTLEMENT
Foreign Office Outlines Three
Possible Courses Washing
ton May Take.
CONFIDENT OF SETTLEMENT
By 4. L.. johnson.

United News Staff Correspondent.
LONDON. April 26.-Trom an un.
Grcstionabiy authoritative source I
learn that the British government
while piqued at wha, is termed
"Germany's Intentional discourtcsy'
In dealing with America instead OF
directly with the allies" Mt the same
time confidently expects the new
proposals to form the basis for neEo-
tiationS. which may settle the rcpara-
tons question.
Tho Foreign Office outlined today
three possible courses Washington
may take. declaring AT the same time
that the Interchange of corrcsnond
encc was purely matter hc,wcen
the German government and Amer
lea.
L. =. Mny Return Note.
America may return the note TO
Germany as unsatisfactory"
She may forward the note to the
allies without comment
Washington may forward the notc
TO London and Paris with suEEcs
lions for entente action.
The British government, hola. ~
The view that the imposition of FUR
,hcr penalties upon Germany i.
wholly undesirable cxccpt as final
resort. when all other means OF set
Element have failed. This view is
also held by Italy
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s3.to Baltimore. YORK RIVER LINE,
$40 p. II. daily, except Sunday.--Ady.
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The Weather

showers today md probably tomor-
row, accompanied by moderate to
mild variable winds, cooler.
For Weather report SEQ Editorial Page
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20
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p LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS NOTES
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

t Nice set of aluminium ware
you trade at Downing's.
e Ii your stove don't fit, trad
: for one that does, at Laier's.
fl Silver Loaf flour, Downing :
cash Grocery. Phone 1920.
Lard-$1 and 50, at Medved' 5
? Yes, the 5 and 10-pound pals.
Screen against flies. Get it a
the Nezperce Motor & Supply Co
II Supt. Sleighter of the Craig
mont Public Schools was a Nez
|perce visitor Saturday.
! Fall hats, mackinaws, leather
vests and gloves just in at Carl
son s.
| The only explanation Of Tan.
lac S great success is Tanlac s.
true worth. At DeMoude's.
Try the fine ice from hfedved Is
new machine-supplied in any
quantity.
Latet fall suiting and overcoat
samples are now ready for in
spection at Carlson s.
Wood-Lay in your supply of
wood now. Price reduced to So
per cord. Ramey Lumber Co,
Ltd. l5tf
Cattle Wanted am in the
market for your cattle. 1t will
pay you to see me. John Jor-
gems. 2Ow2%
It adds to the appearance of
your car. Repair your top and
back curtain. New tops made
and put on. A. r. Fike.
For Sale--22 head good 3-year-
old steers. j. w. Jenkins. 17w5
Address me, r. l.. Hickok, care
Arthur Snow, Route l, Moscow,
Idaho. 19tfl
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Wilson, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Wade Wilson and Miss |
made up an auto
party from Kamiah which passed |
Nezperce Sunday eli
route to Spokane on social and
business mission.
Dell Fisk and son, Carl, are
business visitors in this city to-
lay from Gilbert. Mr.. Fisk had
'ome dealings with the local flour
mill and was so favorably impress
led that he contemplates bringing
n his wheat and getting his mil
ing done here in the future. s
M. ID. DeMoude, L. j. Rowe,
dr. and Mrs. w. r. Emerson, Il
lr. and Mrs. Chas. jackson, Mrs.
;. II. Waters, Mrs. Hans Eggers, {
lrs. c. w. Yates, Mrs. Harland {
loser and Mrs. Blanche Kennedy 1
TENDED the convention of Odd t
elbows and Rebekah Grand q
lodges i'll Lewiston this week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20
Oct. 2S, Halloween ball.

Oct. 2S, Halloween ball.
Ladies fall coats ana suits a
Carlson 5.
! Cold? Laier's heaters viii
warm you up, for less.
! Trade at Downing's and ge-
tickets for the aluminium ware.
American Legion Halloween
dance at the Fraternal Temple
Oct. %.
G. j. Miller and j. NJ. Belts
were business visitrs in Lewiston
MONDAY.
For Sale-One brand new wag-
on dump scale 10000 lbs. capa-
city. It's a bargain. Commun-
| ity Mill Co.
We can make immediate de-
livery of Ford Touring cars. Or
der yours now. Nezperce Motor
G. Supply Co.
DIR. and Mrs. j. J. Darby were
called to Pomeroy, Wash, Mon
day on account of the serious ILL
ness of his mother.
Laundry ship every Tuesday
to Moscow Steam Laundry. Leave
your bundles at my pool hall or
hotel. c. Q. Fa1rar. 1Stf.
Wanted--To hear from owner
of good ranch for sale. State
cash price, full particulars. d. F.
Bush, Minneapolis, Mimi. 19w3I
For Sale-6 h. p. Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine and Little
Giant roller feed grinder. Good
as new. Reasonable. II. A.. Won
Bargen.
For Sale-Well improved, irri-
gated eighty in Boise valley. Cash
price $4,000. Would consider a |
.rade for good wheat land. Elmer
3. Barnes, owner, Wilder, Ida. 2*
For Sale-Poland China Boar
hogs. Big bone type; year old; !
eligible to register. $500 each.
Rowland Coons, Sweetwater, Ida
10. 20w4"
Queen of the West flour is
made from choice hard red and
ard white blend-straight grade.
'ring in your wheat for ex-
hange. Nezperce Roller Mills.
Robert Joseph is the name of
he fine lad born on the 9th in
tant to Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. II
'ehnke, who are making their
ONE at Yakima, Wash, since his j
ecent retirement from the posi- l
on of county farm agent here. {
heir many Lewis county friends |
End congratulations.
For Sale or rent-good Groom
ouse in N. E. Nezperce; with /
God brick cellar, garage and v
ther out buildings. Furnished /
, unfurnished. Price and terms Y
,asonable. For further informa- \
on write the owner-R. l.. Hick- 0
(, care Arthur Snow, Moscow, t
laho, or see w. r. Grim. "
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20

See the new furniture a
Laier's.
Safe deposit boxes for rent a
the Farmers State Bank.
Trade at Downing's and ge
tickets for the aluminium ware.
Utah Knight Coal-Best mon
ev can buy. Madison Lumber Co
: See the new Monarch Range.
at the Nezperce Motor & Supply
ICo.
For Sale or rent-My residence
property in Northeast Nezperce
| r. l.. Hickok, at residence. tt
Miss Gassman went to Spokane
Sunday to visit her mother who
lis ill.
Look 10000 #. 1x12 SIS al
$3.50 per 1000. Ramey Lumber
lCo,, Ltd. 19tf.
| Wood-Good 16-inch pine at
81 cord at Gilbert. Phone Dell
Fisk, No. 2627 via Orofino. 21w3*
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for
your valuable papers for rent at
81 a year and up at UNION
STATE BANK.
See those new suits for boys
and young men-just the school
things you are looking for, at
Carlson s.
Bill Hines and Merwin Hard
ing left yesterday morning for a
hunting trip in the Selway Falls
country.
Paint your old car with Muir
phys Car Enamel. You can get
it from the Nezperce Motor &
Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Jones NOV
ed in from the farm last week and
will occupy the Geo. Reinhardt |
residence property in southwest |
Nezperce.
Boys schools suits-a big ship
ment just opened, in the newest
designs and weaves and at very
reasonable prices. Sizes Z to Is.
Carlson s.
The very latest ideas are shown
in the line of school suits for
boys and young men just receiv-
I'd at Carlson and the prices
ire reasonable.
Mayors, bankers, lawyers,
prominent government, state and
county officials, prominent bus
ness and professional men and
minister's of the gospel have en-
lorsed Tanlac. AT DeMounde s
Drug Store.
DR.. L. l.. Croker and DR..
Sraddock and Guy Chiesman, of
lewiston, left Sunday for three ;
Teeks' hunting trip to the upper
lochsa country. DIR. Crocker
yas driven to Kooskia by Roy
filler, where he met the |
Their members of the party and
ne rest Of the trip will be made
18th pack animals. u
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20

Anything to chew or smoke a
Leo's Pharmacy.
All the new fall wearables ar
now ready at Carlson's Toggery
Nice set of aluminium ware i
you trade at Downing s.
line just in at Carlson s.
Ladies coats and suits-nev
Pay cash and pay less. Down
ing's Cash Grocery. Phone 1920
Winchester ammunition of all
sizes at Nezperce Motor e. Sup,
ply Co.
You will want a bottle of the
wonderful Tanlac remedy. You
can get it from DeMoude's.
For Rent-O. A. Ware home: S
rooms, well furnished. Apply
Mrs. q. IL. Ellis. 16tf
For Sale-One 800 share in the
Craigmont Land Company for
$15. Box 60, Craigmont. 19tf
Young Mems school suits-the
newest ideas, fellows, and at
right prices. Carlson's.
Buy a Ford Ton Truck and re-
duce hauling costs. Nezperce
Motor & Supply Co.
A. r. Wade motored up from
Lewiston yesterday on a mission
connected with his seed business.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for
your valuable papers for rent at
ST. a year and up at UNION
STATE BANK.
Wanted Steady job on farm
or in town. Competent man, re-
quires good position. Call Her
aid office or phone 1868. 20w2
When you are all hunched up
over that old cold stove, think
how easily Later can warm you
up with one of his real heaters,
for less.
Miss Holes is spending this
week in Craigmont, making a
special health inspection of the
schools over there on account of
The appearance of diphtheria in
hat community.
Miss Roberts, public health
nurse of Idaho county, has re- {
signed that position on account S
# poor health, and successor I
will be appointed at once to con- $
inue the work Miss Roberts has l
'een handling there the past
everal months.
c. w. Palmer who returned to \
Iezperce last week from Twin \
lakes, Ida, has purchased half +
interest in the Nezperce Ware \
-ouse Co.. from S. E. Mikkelsoli N
nd will have an active part in q,
he grain and other business T
andled by this concern. l.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20
The Fall Season Brings Thrifty Shoppers
to This Store.

good min The melancholy days nve eadLa
lie W thu nga hMng enngrp left
by early us of JACK Frost
in shave fruit; lin of
promise h f in place OF hpew eh@ee ahn
doesn't d blankets umr
many items al til anetpdesM
N great
first nd about
amyuto0 emana ryousR
for well
than
wno
advantage peMd hg
omeass soon spodbhb before best patterns and cdosan ddm
The Washington times., 1921-08-14
PQOxLESo GMmGza

sponsible for the remarkable effects
in Passion" OF which this may be
described as a companion feature.
The role opposite Pola Negri Is
played by Harry Liedtke, the sterling
actor who enacted the character of
Armand de Folk in the mighty spec
tacle of the French Revolution. Great
throngs OF players crowd the screen
in Gypsy Blood" the action is much
more tempestuous than in Passion"
and the climactIfc moment fully as
thrilling.
Pola Negri, by virtue OF her smaz-
ingly varied performance, will surpass
the impressive triumph she achieved
In Passion" in this, her second film
to be released in this country. The
Sevillana whose vivacities and whose
liaisons she portrays so strikingly is
not the Carmen of Theda Bara, Geral-
dine Farrar, nor yet that of Calve. II
Is a new creation that paints an as
tonishing personality exactly as II was
lived-vindictive. vengeful, passionate
and tickle.
The bill will be completed by the
customary array OF abbreviated came
IA subjects. including the new Chris
tie comedy, Nothing Like It." and
interpretative orchestral setting ar
ranged by Mr. Mirskey, conductor of
the Metropolitan symphony. The
concert overture for the week will be
comprised OF selections from Bizet's
Carmen"
Despite the fact that Gypsy Blood"
is one OF the notable screen attractions
of the year, prices for this engagement
will not be advanced.
The Washington times., 1921-08-14
BELASC0 THEATER WILL BE In SHUBERTS VAUDEVILLE c
KNICKERBOCKER
Gypsy Blood"

Pols Negri. brilliant star of "Pas-
sion." will be for the first time In
Washington in Gypsy Blood" today
and tomorrow at Crandalrs Knicker-
booker Theater. "Gvpsv Blood" in
which the magnificent Polish actress
is supported by Harry Liedtke. .hs
Armand de Folk in Passion" and
which also was directed by Ernst
Lubitsch, director of the mighty
drama of the life of Du Barry, is q
new film adaptation of the original
French version of Prosper Merimee's
story OF Carmen"
In the role of the vivacious cigar
cite girl of Old Seville, Negri offers
performance which surpasses In
every respect the remarkable char
acterization which made her fame In
America.
The supplementary comedy for the
carly week will be Mind Your Bust
ness"
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the
chief attraction at the Knickerbocker
viii be Appearances" Paramount
special feature. filmed in England,
In which the stellar role is played
with fine effect by David Powell.
The story was written by Edward
Knoblock, and concerns the endeavor
of young architect to keep up ap-
pearances by living far beyond his
income. Compliments of the feature
will be the new comedy release, La
dies Pets" and the Prizma natural
color study. Where Poppies Bloom"
Bryant Washburn will succeed 10
the stellar place on the bill Thurs.
day and Friday In THE Road to
London" which will be supplemented
by Back From the Front" and other
sEort-reel added hits. Beoe Daniels
/ will be the pictured star on Saturday
only, with subsidiary films consisting
OF the comedy, Society Dogs
Nut and Jeff cartoon.
The Washington times., 1921-08-14

home. as a maid, lives Claire. his
sweetheart, who also has a past
Peter Is recognized by former
warden of the prison where he was
confined, but his employer, despite
his knowledge OF Peters shady past,
decides to retain him in his employ.
The former warden, who has made
an unsuccessful effort to ruin Peters
plan for reformation, seeks TO EN-
broil Peters employer in a fraudu-
lent stock enterprise and in pursu-
ance of this plan he obtains from
Peters employer a proxy that not
only opens the way for the warden
to pursue nefarious plan that
places Peter's employer completely
In his power
Urged on by his desire TO repay
MS employer for his kindness, Peter
decides TO temporarily return to
crime. At brilliant social function
IN MS employers home, Peter and
Claire, the maid. stage a general
holdup OF the guests and among
the loot they gather is the proxy
from the pocket OF the ex-warden.
The rest OF the guests have their
Valuables returned and when Peter
returns the proxy to his employer.
his future and happiness with Claire
is assured.
Inc picture abounds with thrills
and there is rich vein of comedy
running throughout the production.
Norman Kerry, as Peter, the butler,
ana Zena keefe, as Claire. the maid
bring duo of extremely forcefrl
and enhancing Characterization TO
the screen in this production. which
not only diligently mirrors forth an
The Washington times., 1921-08-14
CRANDALL'S
"The March Hare"

A great double-feature bill will
be presented at Crandall's Theater
the first three days this week. Bebe
Daniels, In Raelart's camera version
of Elmer Harris story of 1.-THE
March Hare" will supply the longer
of the two companion features; Har-
old Lloyd, in Among Those Pres
ent,' his latest three-reel hit, is
the other.
Lizbeth Ann Palmer is the char
acter assumed by Miss Daniels in
THE March Hare" So hoydenish is
this vivacious young woman that her
millionaire father seeks to discipline
her. and finally agrees to make a
wager that she cannot live q week
in New York on the prodigal sum
of rs cents. The joyous complica-
tons that arise following the laying
Of the bet afford the beautiful young
star ample opportunity to demon
strate further what excellent judg-
ment Realart displayed in elevating
her to stardom.
Harold Lloyd, in Among Those
Present" has one of his most anus
ing vehicles. His role is that of a
bellhop in fashionable New York
hotel who masquerades as England's
greatest horseman and hunter at the
house party and hunt of tho OrBriens,
OF the nouveau richie. The fun
reaches its highest point when Lord
Algernon Abbott Aberdeen Alternately
is given Dynamite, tho widest horse
in the stables. for his mount.
On Wednesday and Thursday Gran
dalls will offer tho first Washing
ton presentations of 1.-THE Beach OF
Dreams" a perturbation of H. De
We're Stacpoole's adventure story OF
the same name. In this tale of
caste and castaways the principal
roles are played by Noah Beerv.
Joseph Swfckard. Edith Storey,
George Fisher and others OF equal
note. The Smokey comedy, Ready
to Serve" will be the extra attrac-