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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Upton, Ind, Jan. 13.-With Newt
Carlisle, former De Paw star, leading
the way, TiptOn's basket machine
marched up for n 24-to-16 victory over
KokomO in a fast game here last night.
The teams battled neck and neck in the
first half. but Upton threw on more
speed In the second period and pulled
slowly away.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Covnrs 233 was the best one game
score poeted. Blue Of the Indians was
second with 224.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Murphy put the Em-Roes where they
are with a Bmoil army OF TWO huuufeu
scores. Gordon also showed we'll.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Murphy Of the EN- Roes was not up
c-jtb me rest OF them at the start, nut
his 22s and 202 helped things out quite
bit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
CANADIANS VS.. YANKs.

Inc Wild Women took two games il
their match with the Katies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
DEL PRATT.

star second baseman and the most valua-
BILE man obtained in the deal, viii be lost
to the Red Sox. Pratt announced some
time ago he intended to quit the game.
Whether or not he's still inclined that
way isn't known. II Pratt agrees to
play the indianapolis club will profit by
obtaining CLIFF Brady, young second base
man, who is being held In reserve by
Boston pending Pratt's decision.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The Alcrestas were just a wee hit bet
ter thsn the Liquid BANDS each and
every time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Crosier played the hero act for the
Operators, kicking In with two big ones
to Offset the good work of Beck for the
Service team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Sourbier tw!rled the wicked ball in
the CRizens Gas circuit. coming to the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

An interesting scrap is expected Sat
urdoy night when the Diamond Chain
and Union Traction teams get together
on the South Side Community House
door. Fletcher avenue and Noble street,
following a curtain raiser between the
Diamond Chain Seconds and the West
Park A C.s. The flrst game will start at
7 80 O'Clock. The U. rs won their last
game with the Fac Club by the score OF
81 TO 2. For games with the fractions
address r. Boyd, House Of Crane, or call
Main ITS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
Schedule Tonight
rwO Men-7:15 p. NJ. individuals.

A brace of doubles and singles shifts
will take the Central States stage at Capt.
toll alleys tonight and the bowlers are
faced with the task Of performing wonder
stunts TO cause even the slightest ripple
OF excitement. because last night was
one of fve-man performances that the
fans will not forget in d jiny.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The CentraIs, with Meyer, Mccullough
and Cray shooting double centuries,
posted 097 in their second game to win
the team total laurels.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Roth uncorked the double century that
beat the Trochets for the Coco -Quinines
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Boston Red Sox fans are crying
"stung." They say that the Yankees
hung one on the Sox owner when the
Gotham club snapped Del Pratt, Herb
Thormshlen, Muddy Ruel and Sam Wick
for Wally Schang. Waite Hoyt, Harry
Harper and Mike McNally. They say
that Miller Higgins was aware that Del
Pratt had decided to retire when he al
lowed the deal to be made and that Pratt,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

front with scores of 221 and 229 for the
Meters, who used the counts to beat the
Mechanics in the second and third games
after getting away with a beating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
LOVE FOR ANIMALS
PROMPTS u. S. OFFICER
TO SHOOT HOSTLER
Lieutenant-Colonel Shelley May
Be Forced to Face Charge
of Murder.

ASHlNiToN. May l6.--His lose
for animals. coupled with Il quick
temper is responsible for Licutcnant-
Colonel James Ettcr shelley. L. :. A..
facing IA possible charge OF murder
here tonight
Overcome with rage at the sight
Of m"gr" groom. alleged To have
h'"n ni"irrating a horse AZ the cap.
iial Horse SHOW Grounds Yesterday.
Colonel shell" rushed To the animals
d"fcm#c. tc boa; ;hc groom with Il
riding Gro" rnd saws his victim
threatened to : even.
To-day the officer and Ia" groom.
Il civilian "mpioyc OF the army quar-.
tcrmastcr department, mot in the
government stables. The groom is
said 10 hav" spranE AT tho officer
who attcmptcd at nrsi to defend him.
self with his riding crop. Then he
drew his automatic and fired. The
negro dropped with bullet In the
abdomen At the Emergency Hos
rital tonight IL was said his chances
for recovery are very slight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
CHIEFJUSTYCE WHITE
GOES UNDER KNIFE:
CONDITION SERIOUS
On Account of Jurist's Advanced
Years, Operation Is Such
as to Cause Alarm.
ley Iinitcd novel

WASiiiNGToN, May iG-Chicf Jus
ticc White. Of the United States Su-
prcnir Court, has successfully under
gone an operation which. in the ease
oi younger man would bc regarded
as Of minor Importance. hut which
because OF Whites advanced years
rs such as Ia cause some alarm
Will" the operation was performed
last Thursday. he is not yet regarded
as having reached the crisis on tin.
road 10 recovery. Tie had a rather
bad nigh; sunday. but showed some
Improvement late today. Ills condi-
tiOn. however, will he regarded as
dangerous until the crisis is safely
passed.
ii develops that Judge White has
known for some time that he would
have to undergo surgical treatment
for relief but. because of tho press
OF work, postponed tho operation un-
til last weck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
Grown FORCES APPLY
TORCH IN REPRIS>Is
by United News

DUBLIN. May l6.-Thc skies todav
an" tonight were lurld for p,itas
around Cork, with the glare from
burning farmhouscS. set fire in ro
pr'Sai for the assassination of Dis
tri't Inspector Blake. Of tho Roy,,
Irish constabrlary, Mrs. nIakc. can
tain CORVALLIS and Lieutenant Nc
Nr"cvcy. who were shot from ambush
during the wcck-cnd outbreaks. MS
thoN motorcd into Port Galway.
Police aud soldiers swept throurn
TN" Mtddlctown district OF Cork in
squads, raidinc houses and making
arrests by groups in the hope OF
rounding ur the men who directed
and participated IN the ou,raEcs OF
the worst week end in ircland's ra-
cent history. Three prisoners Flynn
Ryan and Ahcrnc were shot dead
They wcr" trying 10 escape
" No bloody sunday of the past ever
unrnod IA such cost Of life. Yet the
hCEt,nG did not stop. hut continued
today m the form OF ambushes all
CONTINUED ON Pacc . Col IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
SOUTH OF IRELAND
HUGE THEATER Of
FIGHTING
Scotland Yard and Reserve De.
tectives Spread Dragnet in
London for Suspects.
CROWN FORCES APPLY
TORCH IN REPRISALS
Skies Lurid for Miles Around
Cork With Glare From
Burning Houses.
BRITISH EXECUTE RERE1,
clashes Continue Throughout Ycs.
tcrday in Dublin in Form
of .Ambushcs.
CROWN FORCES APPLY
TORCH IN REPRISALS S
BRITISH ENErI-TE pu
''h>'''S continue Throughout Yes
tcrdaN in Dublin in Form
of Ambushcs.

LONDON, May Practical,v On
ih' "N" "f the resumption of nc,ca
negotiations between the rovor,
m"nt and the Sim Foin Iro1,na
"'a@'d up through the wc,L-crd
VIZ" IN" greatest casualty lis, since
last Novcmbcr
rhe numerous battles fought Sat
"fdhy and sunday were TODAY es,,.
mated TO have resulted in ,nnro,i
maicly forty Killed and scores -,
wounded. South OF ireland is on.
Glsnntic theatcr OF guerrilla warfar.
rom their ambuscndcs the Sim
'eihsrS are attacking the crow,
i"r'eS' wh" arc rctaliatinS by hurn-
ing ana destroying houses I, =,
impossihl" To conjecture the nror-,s
of the disturbances or ,bo r,,,.
.'""n' OF the almost complete
- 'hN"""h "i lines "f communica
ion.
Meanwhile. it is certain thu, -,
>i'h FcinrrS have AGAIN ,nrri,d ,t,
war 10 England, whcr. In ro,d,
ind Liverpool. whcr. suspected man,
''rS of the Royal Irish ,'oust.,hnlor,
ana auNiliarics have. been hunt,
Town in their homes. nearl,.; sco,.
~ relatives "f thcs. men havc h,o
dangerously wounded.
Scotland Yard ana the ,urir,
a"lt detective reserve forces a-o
'prca"'hS a dragmct in London. ar
'a''"s suspects and searching Sim
rem headquarters They have OH
'aincd Information which. they as.
s"ri. shows the direct conn,c,,o, os
thc london Sim Feincrs with Tho
irish Republicans
Fourth Arrest Mudc.
ne 'onr'h arrest was made this
afternoon. and many others nrc i,,-
minent In addition. the authorities
are securing ~. cities of England ,or
other suspects. The authorities con.
template the deportation of All mn.
des'rahics. and are closely wo,cb;,r
al ports 10 prevent "A further ;nnry
OF Sinn fcin agents
II IS learned on the highest possi-
W" anthority, that thc War Otice is
making vast increases in the arma.
men; for the crown forces in Jr,,,,,,
II rs reported that 5000 ar,illcrvmo,
With twenty four batteries OF ,icr.
'rtHlcry. eight guns and a battery or
wv" 'htantrymcn. have been scnt ~
ia" lF'tlSh concentration camns In
ireland IN the pas, ten davs
rms Is the first time that ibjs ,,
OF gun has been sent to ireland =,
such quantities. Indicating ina, ~
'h'''t'ry authorities intend wider
measures I" put down The Republican,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
TWO CAPITALS SEE
TENDENCY TOWARD
BETTER RELATIONS
BRAND and Lloyd George Ex-
pected to Patch UP ST.
lesian Differences.
LONDON AND PARIS BOTH
WISH TO END TENSION
Prime Ministers Win Confer
Shortly a, Boulognc Over
Issues Involved
POLES ONEKKuN LARGE ,Isr.A
Insurgents Now IN Possession AZ
Practically AII Upper 81
lcsian T,rritu:S.
LONDON AND PARIS BOTH
WISH TO END TENSION
POLES nNEnKlN LARGE. ARE,
Insurgents Now IN Possession AZ
Practically NIi upper 81
lcsian T,rritu:N.
~ \. T.. J"hr."n.

United N.w stan Cnrr-sruifd,u.
l.p%DD%, Mag If. Tncr. az. IN
'lcartous that ",Nuana,ion." bv
irea' Britain and Franc, rha, neither
Marty 80 ute S!l.s.ap CONTROVERSY
meant "Nnetiy what they saiI In tn
heated exchanges OF the past wc,k-
"nd will "nd tn. crisis and restore
'ut"ut" harmouy and Tint l.loyH
George aud Briarl nas patch UP tr.
dihcuity without rosor,ing to war
IKE threats or maHcuvcrs in Eastern
Europe
Three outstanding features oc the
news which lead 20 this belief are as
followS:
!. Germany. although perhaps given
siicaia win her armed forces and
lrivinG tho Poles out. has thus far
Shown no desire TO acccp, the implied
Dvi'utlon aud is therefore. giving
trancc no cause 20 put her threat into
rrcc:
Hr.aud. b, has become known. is
ril,inE 30 meet Lloyd G-"rr" and ,alk
over ,uo situation with him which
ae bad refused 10 DO IL tho h.nr u:
nh, ,out-pycrsy French Indignation.
or n' least IN. FIRST nnt-Hritish ont
ursI has b-com, less prouounccd
2 McmDcr- of the British Foreign
pric- and newspaper comments at
lach a far less serious meaning to
Lloyd G,urgc's original speech in tho
iioUsc of Commons than that whion
was accepted IN France ami d"clar.
That the situation is greatly cx-
,rn.-airl
show ".ct-T"rrthcr" Tendency.
rhe tendency 10 get together. there
tore - becoming marked
Tile SiDcsiam problem Is not - diff
ucIit one 10 solve" an official Of the
Foreign onic. declared today Il,
has been grossly cNnggecstcI. ami
IN" rr"mi"r's speech TO the House.
which was pure statement OF policy
Was taken 10 mean far more than the
Premier actually meant TO imply
Lloyd George did say, ana meant
,, that Germany has as much ri.1t
20 invade Silcsia a. Tie Poles have.
Hu' he never for moment declared
Continued oA Rage .. Col -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
SWITCHMEN'S CONVENTION
ACTS AGAINST REDUCTION

TOLEDO. OHIO May ia nnal
stand against reductions, in wages nf
switchm"n and against longer dav
i'll that branch of railroadiug was
taken today by the Switchmcn's Union
OF North America in convention here
The delegates voted To stand hy
the decision OF the Federal Railroad
Wage Board and to resist pcaccfully
ANY and all attempts TO disturb tho
economic conditions of switchmcn or
!cwcr their standard OF life"
The attitude OF the grand officers
on The wage issue was sustained, and
further pledge was given Of the sup
port to all other organizations resist
ing wage reductions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
PEGGY JOYCE SAYS LUMBER
KING PAID FOR HER DIVORCE

CHICAGO. May lG.-Mrs. Margaret
hopkins b'cggy) Joyce, charged that
James stanley joyce, millionaire lum-
h"r king had paid for Ter divorce
from her first husband, rhilnrick Hop
kinS. in Il sensational answer filed IN
superior Court today 10 the divorce
proceedings brought ny Joyce
''cggy" also Instituted a cross
suii FOR divorce. Sh" likewise charged
III" lumber king with being a
"ha bitual drunkard" and with gross
cruelty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
F-BILLION NAVAL
RATION BILL
MEETS OPPOSITION
Advocates Of Ecral Proposal
for Disarmament Join in
Fighting Measure.
LONG SPEECHES PREVENT
AMENDMENTS PASSING
Senators Pomcrenc and La Fol
lette Declare Great Expendi-
lures Are Unnecessary Now.
Tl'y associated ircss /

WASlilNGToN. May 10 Tho $500.
o"",ooo naval appropr alton bill was
unable today to make hcadway
against the tid" "f opposition from
advocates Of The ltorah proposal for
disarmament conference aud rcduc-
Ton IN appropriations.
Lengthy addresses by Senators
f"mcrcn". Democrat. ONO. and la
Toilette. Republican. Wisconsin. prc.
vented amy amendments from being
reached. and when Adjournment was
taken the latter had no, completed
his arguments 1t was expected.
however. that dlspos tivm Of his
amendments would probably h" be-
gun late tomorrow.
Declare mn nnccr>sury.
Both Senators romercnc and "a
Toilette declare that sroat rxpcndi-
lures now We're unnecessary and. in
view of tho condition OF the Treas
ury and tho country. incxpcdicn,.
senator 'om"rchc supported the
Borah amendment and also advocated
one Of his own. TO c!othe the Prcsi.
dent with authority To suspend cap
''''' ~ '''''''' u' ''i i'I SIN illpIl stS.
senator l.a Toilette declared that
the navy building program was
waste az tho peoples money" The
capital ships would hccomc obsolete
in tive years. he said. adding THAT
with development Of aircraft. sub
marines ana scacoast dcf"ns"s the
Tinted states would hc .npr.Hmab,c
from attack by any power or com
hinatioI OF powers
senator i'omcrcnr sa.d TIM; re-
jcci.un Of the Borah amendment,
would practically close the door o.
hope OF ;hc world for disarmament"
No Information Submitted.
The demands for reduction Of arm
amcnt finally caused Senator poin-
dexter Republican,. Washington. In
charge of tho Bill. To state that no
Information had been submitted TO
show any cXtravnganc. in the pro-
posed naval purchases.
senator romcrcnc replied that
when Officers with gold lace whis-
p"rcd 'Yap.' members OF the naval
continued ON Page =. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
NOW TO FIGHT PAR CHECK
COLLECTION ON Merits
L. =. Supreme Court Rcmunds Case
against Atlanta Reserve Bank
To Georgia Tribunal.
MINOR POINT IS DECIDED
suit Aimed by Nnnmcmbcr Banks
against Methods Declared 20
Have Been Adopted to Enforce
Ruling .Against Exchange Chnrur
lNy .Nssnrlatrl rr.s. l

WASHINGTON. May IL The Su-
Irene Court reversed today d-crccs
O: Georgia courts which had refused
20 cnjoin the Federal Reserve nan!
At Atlanta from coll"ctin: checks
Drawn on nonmcmbcr state banks ana
IN" case was rcmanded TO the lower
courts for further proceedings.
\s tho issue bcfor. the supreme
court was merely whether, rs mat :
ter "f pleading. the plaintiffs bill Of
compliant stated II cause OF action.
the decision today was not a tina.
discrimination ana the case Will go
Lack Ia the district court of the
lrnn, in,,nh o., L.. :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
III. tssnria,rd rrcss.i

FHANhi'oHT. Ky. Vim. IG.--..uv-
rrn"r Edwin y. Marrow late fonig ht
sent II telegram to the .inr Drpnrt-
m"ni in Washington requesting TINT
Federal iro"pS he sent a. the Tug
Ri'cr district. which has been In n
state "f virtual guerrilla vnrfarr for
YOUR days.
''"'"rn"r 'i"rrow's request for
troops followed receipt oI "a nr,:nrr
from Governor Morvnn, of West \Ir-
s'h'n. containing u dcmaad hy the
Hh"rih "' Wing" County for dispatch
"i I" f"1":n! contingent. In his mes
~hS" !oNrrn"r MurEnn Recommended I'd
mat 6o,crnor Morrow Join with him
IN request for troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
JAMES M. COx'S DAUGHTER
SUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA
lEy Associated prcss.l

DAYTON. ONO. May lC.-Mrs
Helen Cox MahOncy. %. wife Of
Daniel j. Mah"ney, died at her home
IN oakwood. e suburb Of Dayton
carly today. following a brief attacI.
nt pneumonia. Mrs. Mahoncy had
been Ill only since saturday She was
Tho daughter Of lanes NJ. Cox, former
Governor OF Ohio. ana Democratic
nominee for President last falI
She is survived by her father ana
mother. the latter being Mrs Rich
ard Lee. wife of a New York attorney,
md two brothers. James ana John.
Funeral services hlvc been ARRANGED
tor l.. NJ Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

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.a,inns ,,o 81,
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having this matter IN .,
Struoicd ,n ipyif uro,,,,s.,,
location q. such institutions
the comm. vcar
Soc, q, n
nj, ,s.ooi.,:o ny "''''n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
'ZNN FEZNERS AGAIN CARRY WAR TO BRITA
BEGINS AFRESH
IN MINE STRIKE ZONE:
OUTBREAKS EXPECTED
Bullets Are Sent Crashing Into Coal Company's Head
House at Rawl-Shots Issue From Kentucky
Mountains-Woman Helps Men to Guard

hour earlier Without hearing . shot.
Evidences Of TIA" battles OF tn. las,
i"w dayr, however. worr plentiful at
RawL Merriinac ana Sprrrr Houses
Ind stores ia these towns wcre rid
died with bullets, ANA windows, mir
r"rs and showcases wcrc spatter"i.
\ Goa, hanging in one mouse at
Spr'Gr Ia which S.% men ana two
women took r"'uGc from the Are. was
found 10 contain seventeen huilrt-
hol"S. Ta' eight p"rsous escaped
injury although ia. houee had been
ahdt;cred
E"r"nnn's wife Guards.
y %ouua Woman III Il Sill dress an'!
"a "'"ch pttur" ha; "as seen II M"r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
A. M. MARSTON DIES ON HIS
WAY FROM LODGE SESSION

4. NJ. harS:on. who was connect ed
with the firm Of L; H. Taylor X Com
0any. ana for many years clerk for
G. ". Antrim & Sons, died suddenly
;nis morning at 1910 o'clock. in the
home Of Winston Winfrce. on Scmmcs
Avenue. as he WAS returning to his
home. 3l2o Porter Street. from "a
I,""ctinG Of jefferson Tent. MaccabccS.
which lie was financial secretary.
was about iS years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
CORRECTED BY OTHER,
GIRL. ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Hey Assncinicd lrrss1

COLUMBUS. MISS. Muy ls.-of.
Tended h"chhse she had been cor.
rcctcd by her mother. Miss Eva
Green. Ii, fired Il bullet in her left
side today in an effort 10 commit
suicide. according To her parents. Mr..
and oMrs. Tracy Green. She is In A
critical condition at local hospital.
The bullet went entirely through her
body. coming out In tho back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
Contractor TaLcs own Life.

kNo%NIii.t: TENN. May Ii.
i''Icc \ McCall.c. "a known rail
roan contractor. and Formerly official
~ uc Callahan constGuction Com
r"nN jumped from tho Tennessee
,i:lvcr bridge N this city. to his death
this mcrning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
Police Patrol I,nrnor In .nunrn.

NEW ORLEANS. la. May lG.-For
lc first time in the history OF the
ity. il is said. police are tonight pa
)oling the harbor, in n launch. this
Ition being taken because OF the
i.eclDt OF a report that striking ma
Inc workers would tonight attcmp.
hoard vessels in port and att, mpt
/ forcibly remove nonunion members
che crews found thereon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
40 KILLED, SCORES
WOUNDED IN NBLOODY
TWO DA vs. BATTLES
Thieves Steal 81 From
Watc hman's Wooden Leg
IIEN Nssoclatcd rrnss |

NEW ORLEANS. May lG Police
today ar" tryi.,,. To find the party
who robbed George Miller. "a night
wat"hman. of 3. which was hii
den in secret recess Of his
wooden leg.
Miller reported to the police that
ne fell asleep last night and that
some one TOOK MS watch and chain
and entered his bank and cot 81.
iic Is puzzled TO know how the
r"bncr secured tho combinations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
DISCUSS RURAL LIFE.
At SESSIONS TODAY
Hundreds Of Virginians Arrive
for First Conference Of
Kind in State.
MEETINGS LAST TWO DAYS
Secretary OF Agriculture Wal.
lace, Governor Davis and
DR.. Shaw Will Speak.


''' "'''+'i''s 'rr'N"d IN N!ch-
rh""d Yesterday to attend the Kural
I.ifr CouIcrenc. to he opc,.d hero
,hls morrinr q, 10 o.,,,,,,
,,,il o.,
visitors are arriving from
g." sections OF tn" state, ns we'll as
- ON many Of tho n..gh,,or.ng states
r, ,,,,I 49, g..
"t
"''' :" N"b'h'h'
90 ~" 81 "e'"''-
~ acquainted WIN conditions which
IN 'he f"i"! sections "t tn"
""''E' an" aiso "f advancing IDEAS
""" ''''n""S i"F IMPROVING them.
,'"'> ''""'hf H'' ''EthS from practical
"' N'E't!" W!'I
~ 'h' nra'
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So, o.;, g., 49,.
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r,,sid.r, -, ,h. c,,,o <or,., So
H.. Women =, r,dtord
ur. "a n u,,f-, .r,, n
N,s u l. Nu,r-, =. r,i.,,
president OF co-opcrative Education
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
CONTINUED on Pasc :, Col. -
Church Collapse, in ElorId..

oCNl.N. FIN. May i6s--rart Of
the First Methodist Church here coll
lIpsed durins q aesyy rainstorm. No
one WAS injured The financial ioss
incurred by .he accident has rot been
estimated. ). a98
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
u. S. IS VICTORIOUS
IN z TAX DISPUTES
Supreme Court Hands Down
Decisions Giving Government
Important Victories.
DEFINE TERM ITO INVEST"
Rules Increased Value of all
Asset Cannot Be Added to
Invested Capital.
IRy Associated rrcss.l

WASiiINGToN. May .iG.-Through
decision, of IN" Supreme Court tuaa..
III" government won TWO importer.
victories in controversies involving
interpretation OF income provisions
of tho revenue acts of 1916 and 1917.
Increased value OF capital asset
could not he added to invest. -
capital" the court ruled in THE an
ucal Of the LA Belle Iron Works. an
phio concern. from a ruling by Treas
Ury officials. hut on the contrary must
he considered in computing the prnti; :
ot the corporation ON which the taxes
were to bc assessed. In the other ,,e-
cision the cour; ruled tAa, inherit.
hnc" OF succession iaNcs paid TO a
State could rot be deducted from ;he
met estate" taYcd under the revenue
act.
OIL Lands involved.
The La Belle Iron Works suit wa.
characterized hy a high government
official as the most important legal
suit affecting Federal finances to arise
in several decades" The spccii'.,
point at issue was whether ore lands
IN the Mcsabi range of Minnesota
purchased for sl2O. 600 prior To 1901.
could be returned ~ the iron com
rany at II new valuation of $4,000
600 i'll 1917, the Increase being COW
cred by Il siorN issue and carried un-
der invested capital.
I'VE think the meaning OF the act
as To invested capital Is perfectly
clear" said JuSfir, ip,,r.y IL, b.l;r.r