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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
PENR0!SE PREDICTS EARLY
PASSAGE OF BONUS BILL
tBy Associated prcss.l

WASHINGTON. June l3.-Thc five-
way soldier bonus bill will be re-
ported 10 the Senate tomorrow by She
rihance Committee. In ma king this
announcements today, Chairman Fen
rose predicted early passage of the
measure. He also said that he pro-
posed to offer an amendment to pre-
vent amendments to pension or grant
"ohuses TO civilian employees.
senator Penrose also announced
the appointment of a subcomm:,ies
consisting of Smoot. Utah: Watson.
Indiana, and Reed. Missouri, to con-
slider tho sweet bill passed by the
House last week to consolidate gov
ernment agencies dealing with form
or service men. This committee wilI
E'vc particular attention to the
Public Health Service, he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
CONGRESS TOPROBE
{ VERY PHASE OF.
FARMING INDUSTRY
Expected to Result in Recon-
mendations for Remedial
Legislation.
INVOLVES STUDY OF
MARKETING PROCESSES
Prices Paid Producer Low in
Comparison With T hose
Wrung From Consumer.
By John Gicissner,

United News Staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. June lathe j,i,I
commission Of agricultural inquiry
this week will begin comprehensive
investigation Of all phases Of he
farming industry. which is expected
to result in recomm cnda:i1ns .or leg
islation TO correct the situation which
has caused such widesp:cau com
plant in recent months.
The commission is composed of ten
members of Congress. live from each
house. and was created as the result
OF resolution introduced BY Scna-
tor Lenroot. of Wisconsin
I.cnroot expects the commission to
set down to fundamentals and as
certain basic causes for the present
condition of agriculture. The con-
tcntions OF farmers ,hat thSy are dis
criminated against in marketing pro-
cesscs. freight rates, extension OF
credit. and that the price iec,irc.has
burdencd them unjus;ly. will be con-
sidered. So far br ,ah attempt to
determine the correctness OF these
assertions on n basis OF hard @acts.
has not been made.
Assemble Data Available,
The first thing the commission viii
do. Lenroot said, is to collect the vast
amount of information available in
the various departments. and in
hearings which have b..r kcII be-
fore congressional committees. 1Lis
information will be studied with The
object of obtaining all lass bearing
on the various questions. Then hear
ings will be held to get additional,
facts.
information now availabl, has
never been examined and co-o-d:-
mated" said Lenroot, "and has never
been properly brought to the at..r-
ton of the public or Congress
Among subjects to which tho com
mission viii give attention. are
these;
Things TO Be Asccrtained.
why the prices paid the producer
are so low in comparison with tho
prices ultimately paid by the con-
continued on J;,,,n q %, =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
DENNY is WITHOUT REPLY
TO HIS MESSAGE TO SIMS

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June ia
Secretary of the Navy Denby has
never received any reply from Ad-
miral Sims TO the message ordering
him home at once, despite th. nat
order for the Admiral to "acknowl-
edge receipt" The Secretary ad-
mittcd that today. but insisted that
there was nothing significant in the
delay
There is absolutely nothing for
me to say about tho Sims case to-
day" stated Mr.. DENLY. in answer to
all questions
lnterviewers seeking TO draw com
ment from him on the latest Sims
statement, that 'lie stood by his
speech whatever happens" met with
the same answer. Naval officers eN-
pect no further action from the
Secretary before Admiral Sims ar
rival. Stern disciplinary measures
at that time would be no surprise TO
the same officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
STARTED AS ERRAMD BOY IN
TREASURY, NOW HEADS BANK
IBy Associated prees

WASHINGTON, w June l3.-Mil.on u
Allies. who began his career as a bow
IN the Treasury Department. clearing
ashes from the fire places and filing
the water coolers. was today elected
president of the Riggs National Bank.
one OF the largest financial institu-
tons OF the East For many yearz
he has been a vice-president. Charles
= Glover. the president. was elected
chairman OF the board
Allies came to the capital many
years ago penniIess boy from
shelby County, Ohio While he pol-
ishcd door knobs and Piled a broom
IL the Treasury he studied finance.
When John G. Carlisle took the por,-
folio Allies became private secretary
TO one of his assistants.
Lyman J. Gage found his kuowledro
of Treasury affairs so complete that
he asked Fresident MCKINLEY to
make Ailcs an Assistant Secretary
oY the Treasury. bat discovered 10
his horror that Allies came OF DEM
ocrat stock
That's not important, Gage" Pros
dent Mckinley said IF YOU and
had been raised In Shelby County.
we'd be Democrats, too He can't
help it,
Mckinley appointed him Secretary
Cages chief assistant, and as sncn
Allies conducted the principal Treas.
ury operations. including Spanish
war financing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
HOUSE, IN LANDSLIDE,
VOTES TO END STA TE
OF WAR WITH GERMANY
Declares Congress Has
Mania for Probes
Lev Associated Prcss.

WASHINGTON. June Ia
strong Democratic opposition to
Senate investigation OF :he recent
lighting in ;he Mmgo, w. Va. coal
fields. developed today in the SEN
ate. and Senator Johnsons rcso-
luton proposing an inquiry went
over, Senator Myers. Democrat.
Montana. led the fight on the reso-
luton. declaring the matter was
purely State ono and beyond the
Jurisdiction Of Congress.
''Congrcss>has gone mad-it has
perfect mania for invcStigat-
ing and regulating everything
under the SUM- said he. adding
that he also was opposed to the
proposed investigation OF the
clothing industry.
Senate stanley, Democrat. Ken
tucky. said the Fedora! govern
ment was aiding the states in
everything from the setting of
a hen to the raising of nag"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
CALL OUT 90 POLICEMEN
TO STOP SOUTH SIDE RIOT.
Angry Mob of 600 Negroes Gathers
When Girls Say White Men
Attacked Them.
ARRESTED BY OFFICERS
Trio Is Taken Into Custody
and Locked Up at Third Station.
Forest Hill Crowds Pour to
Scene.

Fifty policemen. armed with riot
guns and commanded by three lieu
tenants and two scrgeants. quelIed
4 riot in South Richmond about 1880
o'clock last night. hut not until the
mob OF 500 angry negroes. some OF
whom were armed. had been forced
10 dispense at the point of guns. The
basis OF the trouble. according to the
police. was that two colorcd girl.
had complained that they had been
attacked by TWO white mer at the
corner OF Forth third and Lawson
Streets. The girls told their story
to some OF their nciEhbors and i'm :
mcdiatcly mob 70! med. which be-
gan Il search Of the ;erritory around
Forty-third ana wson Streets. Two
men, Identified by the girls as their
assailants. were found and the mob
threatened them with bodily harm.
crowd Held at Hay.
Rcforc any serious harm had hcnn
done. however. patro.mon waymacL
Lroliinger and Sanderson. on duty in
that section, arrived at the scene OF
trouhie and held the mob at bay anti.
assistance arrived \ riot cali w,s
sent to police headquarters. and Ser.
Seant Gentry dispatched all the m.r
available. drawing on every other
police station in the city to furnish
It's quota. Fifty policemen. com.
manded by Lieutenants BRYANT pvap
and Campodonica and Sergeant,
wiley and Dubuque. were soon on tho
ground and, although three shots
were hred after their arrival, all Of
them py negroes. no harm was don,.
the police drew clubs and hraud;sh
cd guns when the crowd refus.d 90
disperse. hut 1t was not necessary 70
use the weapons. as the colorcd ,,en
gave way as soon as IL was impressed
upon them that the officers meant
business.
Henry Conway. 4loa Hull Stree,
and c. II. Brown. of iOli Lawson
street. were arrested and held win.
out bail in the Third Station. Sam
Neal. coiored, was arrested and held
charged with melting riot and nrinr
in a upblic street
The girls gave their names as
Emma Byrd. IS. and Abbic Neil. 90.
The Byrd girl had 10 he attended by
physician, the police say.
Other Arrests Expected.
The names Of the negroes who tried
to precipitate trouble ty firing shots
are known To the police. the latter
say. and they will he taken into GUS
tody.
News OF the near-riot reached For
est Hin Park. where many white
rcor!c had conSrcgated and crowds
poured down to Forty second Street.
Until late hour this morning extra
policemen We're kept on duty near the
scene OF the alleged attack. the police
fearing another outbreak. as bands Of
oolored men We're stiil prowlr,~
around in that vicinity.
The police call IT the most serious
outbreak the colored district of South
Richmond has known in three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
BODY
| AUTHORIZED HERE
TO BOOST PROJECT
Chairman Maher, of Legislative
Commission, Will Name
Committee.
R0UsING SPEECHES STIR
DELEGATES AT MEETING
Civic Organizations Put Shoul-
ders to Wheel in Co-Opera-
tive Effort.
FERGUSON FOR CONFERENCE
Would Have Congressman uf Sew
crni Interested States Discuss
the Matter.
70USING SPEECHES STIR
DELEGATES AT MEETING
FERGUSON FOR CONFERENCE
Would Have Congressman uf Sew
crni Interested States Discuss
the Matter.

Aiior listening to the pleas Of a
number OF speak for state unity
and the elimination OF sec,ionallsm
the moro than 1870 delegates who at
tended the meeting Of the Hampton
Roads Port Commission in the cham
Der Of the House OF Delegates yes
terday afternoon authorized y. u.
Maher. chairman. 10 name a commit
tee for the purpose OF forming II
Statewide organization whose aim
shhll be the development ana expan-
sion o. the por, for the benefit of tho
entire state. Chairman Mahcr an
bounced that nc would appoint mem
hers Of the committee after he had
given the matter the most mature
considera ton.
More Than 100 Delegates.
The chamber was vel! nIicd when
Chairman Maher called the meeting
TO order. There were more than 100
delegates from Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Hcwpor, News and Hampton, and the
rest OF the membership was made up
oi Richmond men, includ.ns repre-
sentativcs Of tho Chamber OF Com
merce, the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs
and the Retail Merchants Assoc!a-
tion While most of the speeches
dealt only with facts and figures
bearing on the port and what il
means to Virginia. the meeting, wa )
cnlivened by an. address by Homer l..
Ferguson, Of Newport News in which
the speaker 'lambastcd" the closed
shop idea and took both candidates
FOR Governor 20 task for asserting
tina, the State IS too poor" TO issue
bonds for tn" construction OF State
roads.
Chairman Maher delivered a speech.
in which he said the commission. in
holding meetings in various parts Of
the State. was seeking counsel with
the people OF Virginia In order tina,
j; may make constructive sugg.s.
;ions for progressive development
tnat Will nc helpful in restoring to
this Commonwealth the industrial
and commercial pre- -cmlnence which
was the position she occupied in the
earlier days Of the republic"
Mean" sfnte Development.
our desire" continued Mr.. Mnher.
rs to concentrate the public though,
OF Virginia upon this development
and bring home tn all OF our people
the fact that the building IN of
great com'ae"c!a! #s:.v::ics along
Continued on Page 4, Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
VZRCZzVzANS WILL WORK
AS UNIT TO DEVELOP
HAMPTON ROADS PORT
Senator Pat Harrison
Wants Harvey Back Home
IBy Associatch Press.l

WASiiiNGTON. juno Sena-
tor Harrison. Democrat. M.ssissip-
pi. introduced today a resolution
requesting President Harding TO
inform the Senate whether there
!s az much reason and Justiiication
Tor rcprimand or the recall Of
Ambassador George ". Harvey
for his Pilgrims Day speech Of
May q. 1921. as for the rcprimand
or recall Of Admiral William Sims
for his speech of June Z. 1921.
The resolution also requested
the President to report whether
ne directed or approved the recall
order sent Admiral Sims. and WIZ
an order by the President or
Secretary Of state of similar i'm
port is not Issued against Am
bossador George ". Harvey"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
GRAND Jury HOLDS
FOURTH WOMAN IN
CLEVELAND CASE
Mrs. Colavito Charged With
First Degree Murder in
kaber Probe.
ASSASSlNS SOUGHT TO
GET REWARD OFFERED
They Made Effort to Collect
Money for Their Own
Arrest.
LEY Associated I.ress.l

CLEVELAND. June l3.-The return
of a tirst-dcSrec murder indictment
against Mrs Erminia Colavito. mid :
wife. arrested in Sandusky several
days ago. the fourth woman TO be
indicted for tho murder of Daniel r.
kabcr. two years ago, and revelations
that the assassins who stabbed Kabcr
wcnty-four times attempted to secure
Il $4,000 reward offered for their ar
rest, were the outstanding develop
ments today in the murder mystery
The other three women under in
dictment are: Mrs. Eva Catherine
kaber. widow of the slain man: Mrs.
Mary Brickct. 60. her mother. and
Miss Marian McArdle. her daughter.
The indictment against Mrs Cola
vito came after she had made Il de-
tailed statement to the police. con-
taining some of the most sensational
disclosures yet brought out in the in
vestisa;ion, which has been In prog
rcss several weeks. II contains TWO
counts. one alleging that Mrs. Cola
vito administered poison to Kabcr.
and the other, that she participated
in the stabbirg.
Thinks Woman Welded Weapon.
Late today. County Prosecutor
Edward g. Stanton announced he had
begun work on the theory that Mrs.
Colavito. herself. welded the weapon
that killed Kaber. He said he be-
lievcd TWO Foreigners were present
At the death scene. but declared new
devclODmentS which he ,puld NOT ra-
veal. led him to believe the murder
knife was in the hands of woman.
At the same time Prosecutor stan
ton announced that a woman fortune
teller her son and son-in-l law. had
promised to make complete state
ments covering their entire knowl-
edge of the affair, Early this even
ing they were being questioned by the
authorities.
The fortunc-tellcr has been in Gus
tCdy since sunday She had been
questioned several times without re-
suits. In appealing for her relcase.
her son-in-law said that he and other
members of the family were prepared
10 tell all they knew of the case. He
said they did not talk before because
of their fear Of the Foreigners
Tried 10 Collect Awnrd.
1t was learned today that the two
foreigners who are believed To have
actually stabbed Kaber went to
Joseph kater. brother of the dead
man. some time after the murder and
offered TO show him woman "who
fcnntip,,.J - D. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
PARIS EXPERIENCES THRILL
OF WARTIME AIR RAIDS
my United News.l

PARIS. June i3.--paris experi-
enccd again something OF the thrill
Of wartime air raids tonight, when
The German dTicih!e Nordstern, sur
rendered Ia France under the peace
terms. lew over tn. city and its sub
uibs. finally aliGhtinS at ST. Cyr,
near Versailles.
The Nordstern was manned by
German officers and crew, except Tor
the pilots. who were French officers.
The ship also carried fifteen passen-
gers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
FIRE. BREAKS OUT
ON GEORGE WASHINGTON
(Ry Associated Pross-

NEW YORK, June l3.-Firc broke
out late today aboard the steamship
George Washington. tied up at Ho.
boken. according to n message re-
ccivcd at fire headquarters here, ask.
Ing for help. At $40 the fire had
been eNtinguished
This fro was the second to occur
recently aboard tho vessel. which was
used by President Wilson in travelling
to the peace conferanca..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
Arrive Ahead of Moh.

AUTREYVILLE. GA. Juno l5.-
Sheriff Beard and John Henry viii
liams, a negro. held for the murder
OF young Colquitt County white girl.
arrived here early tonight. few
minutes ahead of mob from Mou!.
trie. The negro was hidden in n
local church, hut was quickly re-
moved, and. under heavy guard. was
taken from the city in an automobile.
The mob quickly followed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
U. S. WITHOUT AGENT
IN MANDATE DISCUSSION
fBy Associntcd pro-.

PARlS, June l3.-JThe United
states government has been re-
minced through diplomatic channels
that the league OF nations has re-
eeNeu no answer to its Invitation to
Inc United states TO send a repre-
sentative to discuss mandates.
Both the class "a" and "B" man
dates are on the agenda for the meet
ing OF the council of the league to he
held in Geneva. June II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
SEEKS HOUSE PROBE OF
INSURANCE COMPANIES
lRx AssoclatcdPre l

WASHINGTON. June l3.--A rcsolu-
tion proposing an investigation of
life and fire insurance companies by
a special House committee was in
troduced today by Representative
Kindred. Democrat New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
York join. American L.r,on.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Juns IA.
Sergeant Alvin iork joined the David
kins summers local post of the Amer
ican Legion while here today en- ronto
TO McRay. Ga, TO attend a conference,
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
American Reported ki,,.a.

LONDON. June ia disno,c, %
the London Press Association from,
nuoiih today said that Thomas Rush.
o. said to be an American navy
pchsioner, was shot to death yester-
DAY evening at Lisacul. near Cas-
tiereash, by crown forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
Z EX-SOLDIERS AND u. S.
CITIZEN SLAIN IN DUBLIN
[By Associated pr.ss |

DUBLIN, June l3.--Two forme,
soldiers were sho, dead last night on
the street by three unknown persons
me Camlough District. OF Newry.
was the scene this morning OF an
other shooting. the third in a week
inc victim was a young man reputed
to be a Sim Feiner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-14
Hold Alleged Kidnarcrs Under bond.

NEW YORK, June l3.--Fivc men,
charged with kidnapping 5-year-old
Tiuseppi Verotta. whose body was
found in the Hudson Saturday, today
were held in bonds of 100000 each
after the district attorneys Office had
tried to have them detained without
bail
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-30
NEW COMM NIFTY NtRSF

Miss owen. II Louisville. viii urrit.
las week and on the first Of tl.. moni
VIII assume her duties a> eaummif,
nurse Q" cooperate with Mrs. Anna D.
Sims. who has filled th.f position alan.
TOT TIE past several munt.i-
Mis- Owens comes Zoo HiekmHu a-
result ut the recent drive. iu fas. ,auu
~ for funds 90 match the state appra
pri1ati"n. whereby Fulton County ua.
." nave four community NURSES two q,
reside and discharge their duties r
ilickman and west 81 thr VI 81 % Knn
road and two Boa Fulton and cast ~ th,
VI 40
ihe second community nurse for FW
tom Mr.. Maddox. viii take 10 hcr ga
fie~ near fhc middle of july
ALONE. Mrs sims has done % mnruif
lrienf work in Hickman Many -urpri--
ine changes have h,eu wrought through
Deer efforts il the cltvS health condi
ti"n~ and with thc combined effort
"t these two ladies results should iu-
reg~c fwof0ld
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-30
II MNER SCHOOL NOTES

pn Friday evening July l~f at :
f. clock. at the Parent Teachers audi.
fnrium. az Hickman there viii. bc au
open meeting for tbe public state
Superintendent Culyiu will make an ad.
dress and those who can should take
advantage II the opportunity Co hear
Rim Nj toiyin D. speaker IF m
t~ual force and ability
The summer school extension work
here j. proving quite a success There
Iare about seventy Of thcsc schools over
fhe state and consequently more teach
er- are being benefited by profession
al training shan ever before iu the
history 81 tine state Nearly every Fui
tom County Teacher Is attending school
q few being prevented hy illness SIX
teen or more are attending elsewhere
Their, hate hecu number 90 visit
.ur- HiuouE Thorn. br Carr Director -
,phy-leaI Education from the state De
lartment of Education and from the
Western Normal Prof Crahhc. Of the
English Experiment Mr. Travelstead.
a teacher Of public school music and
VI i~s Proctor. az the Model school
The last week Of summer school T.
known a~ institute week. ar 10 takes
the place II the county institute aad al
county teachers are required To attend
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-30
TRIM JACKSONVILLE
TWO OFT OF THREE

II The combination effected by the con
solidatiOn Of the Hickman and Fulton
teams, was not enough % win the rrsl
81 the thrCe-game series with Madison
I VILE The first game was played III
/ Fulton Thursday and ended with Mad
lsonville ON the big end Of a > 10 4
score. Ieuny started FOR Madisonvillc.
opposed by Beech Both were relieved.
| Beech ia the third rs Patterson. ana
Tenny iu the sixth By Donovan.
Friday's game in Fulton was a one
sided affair Ia which Lasley. the Mad
i~onFlile sourhpaw, was pounded 10 all
corners of the lot After eleven runs
had hcen scored on Insley. he was
relieved in the ninth hy Tenny. VII"
stopped further scoring Worden was
0n the mound Tor the Fulton Count.
team and would have had shut out.
hut for close decision 40 homs-plaie
by mpire Walsh in the second inning
AZ any rate the score ended n 10
against the Madi~uuvillc outfit. The
game was featured by the hitting u
Mercer. with single. double. triple
and home-run iu five trips 90 the
plate Thrusher also secured home
run
saturday game BOZ Hickman went %
The ioclis . 90 o and was featured by
the pitching Of the local ~outhplw. Ne
mifz. who scored his third successive
shut -puf Madi~ouviilc secured only
four hits off hi~ delivery these coming
boo separate innings one Boz The first.
one in the NTH. and oue m the eighth
and ninth Donovan fwiricd for Madl |
SONY iiir and Oil, ird good bail Errors |
accounted FOR two runs iu the third !
" heu Ihru>her siu-ltd over third and |
STOLE second after Two were out der |
-cr STOLE SECOND ana scored when Smith /
dropped S,huife'- perfect return of
hapreil~ single The locals scored i
their h~t in the fifth when Mercer
singled and went ull The way go third
200 chap pelI~ sacrifice. H. scored
moment htcr when Donovan uucorked
wild pitch
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-30
REGISTRATION
DAY JULY q
'"'esistered You Must Regi>te,
ihen in Order to Vote

n'slstration day p july 20 ON TIA.
ny you must register I'M order fo ynt,
~ the primary August Grb If y,u han,
moved from the country into t,,vr +
s"u nave attained the legal yofin, 49,.
:" twenty-one since registration 49,,
laSt iail or If you were Sick IN out T..
Town on that day.
This Is not taken 10 mean. bowcv.r
maj u you were ia your town ou III.
..'S' I'slsi ration day and did NOT regis
You have another chance Tlin-
y =" "er" tn their home town ora fhaf
i"s ami were NOT Numbered fhrou.,l.
H'l''SH from registering and yet did
''"t register viii be- unahl. 20 s.cur.
~ registration certificate
me registration viii - held rs conn
= 'ierk @. g Henry in hi~ offices at
he court house