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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
FOCH COMPLETES CONQUEST OF u. s.;
SAILS WITH GIFTS OF GRATEFUL ALLY
IBv Associntcn rrcsa.I

t'uch ionght
grateful IA wor war;.
Acclaimed here by he
% m
Chied states ana Canada n.lS!on
second OF
"ht he turned Into bed after concluding
at station by
Association
!.
Tonight
tomorrow the deck OF the giant steamship Paris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
FAILURE TO GAIN HIS
LOVE MOTIVE, CHARGE
Taking of Testimony Will Be-
gin This Morning at
10 o'clock.
STATE LOOKS ron CONVICTION
Court AdJourns nj t,i5 o.cI,,L
pom Compirii"n of ImpnnrIing
of Jury.
tRv stan Correspondent, /,

Nn>.nr...,. '
,,., w" .Her' ON
"''".H 'of 'h" murder OF Mrs.
,-'H''" 80 vas 'hf""h np"n
"' h'Ss S"r"h Knox
'''' "y "i'''"'n W. hui%-
'"' roger - EastIake'
'"' ''r w" 'r''h" "'fhi h"f"
80 "',"."e' ~ ''hf'hE speech
""''n Il" nu''lhoH MS plans Tor
p'N"S r''S''"N' innocent A'i"rn'y
ntlIn.l sp%reh aPnhf"n'iy made a
'"''' ''"'
ne attorney f"r ~" accuach man
deciaf"" thai ne expected 10 prove,
ny irr"tu,abie evidence. that Miss
hhoA inirud"d uion the privacy o'
W" Ehstihke home. and that the
azure oi Nor cN"r'S I" gam ~" irN"
"' taS'laKe caused h'r I" commit
the p'u'"' crime Tor "h'ch sh" ana
h"Sti'k. ""fe indeed.
In clear furc"fui manner. MI
Eutzncr delivered a speech which
held tn" rapt attention uf th" D!iy.
in who's" hands the fate OF the ac-
cus"d man rests
haSiiake entered plea "f not
rnilty whcn aFra'En"d on the charge
y! the hufacr "i ms WHO.
lhpAhe'm.h, "' N" Jury was com :
pic'e" AT '"'S ''t'"""h'
~ ''''''t"'t '"e
"'"' -. ''''"
n'"'"'' r ,""''',,' =. ""''S'
go -
80
,.a., -, t. ,,'.,.,.
, wan j. N,yo ,omro,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
25 Trapped in Burning
Coal Mine in Colorado
IEN I.niteh NnMsl

DENVER, COL. Dee. i3.-Small
mop" H. being held out for twenty
hNe miners trapped in the Colo
RADIO Gallery 90. min. at Morrison.
TWO miles from here. following
the outbreak Of II fire In the
mine. All are believed to have
been suffocatcd by fumes which
hilcd the passages after the fire
broke out.
One man. VIII" attempted res
cue. iS known to have been over.
come Ivy the gas. and the en-
t"mbed men have met u similar
rate. 1t is believed by mine Of
ilcials.
Rescue crews are en- route to
the mine equipped with gas
masks. while hundreds of friends
and relatives az the Unfortunate
men are grouped about the shaft
helpless To aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
PITTSBURGH MURDER
TAXES ON NEW ANGLE
signed u. Y. Clarke,
AtIantR. 0Tcrs Reward for
slayer 0f l.. II. Holmes.
Ey AssOcln Lcd Press.l


PlTTSEtRGH. IA, Dec. la.-Po-
lice Investigation Of tho death OF
Leroy Holmes Morris. whose body.
with bullet in the breast wac,
found Sunday night in a North Side
Park. took new turn today with
the appearance in n ttshurEh news
paper "f an advertisement offering
500 reward FOR information lead
ing To the arrest and conviction oi
the murdcrcrs Of Leroy Holmes Nor
'is. address T.. Y. Clarke, kiaucrcst.
Atlanta, ga"
Th. police admitted that in one
OF Morris l"."kcts they found an APP
piicatiun. properly filled out. for
memhcrship in the ku KluX Khan.
Three men already undc- arrest
in connection with the killing. were
held in three police stations for pre-
liminary hearings. after examination
by the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
|. 10 OPPORTUNITIES
EXPERIENCE SAG
DAY, REPORTS SHOW
Contributions Received
Yesterday Total But SlCO
as Christmas Approaches.
TIMES-DISPATCH ASKS
ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY
Calls Upon Generous Rich
mond to Contribute Libcr.
ally TO Worthy Cases.

What Is the real sriri, OF Christ;
mas?
II had it's beginning nearly 2.ooO
years ago in Bethlehem of .Iud.a
There Babe was born-,IIim of
whom the prophets had told and %,
whom David mad sung.
His parents wcrc humble folk.
come. like others under the dominion
al the powerful Roman empire. to
pay their taxes. The inns wcr.
crowded and Mary and Joseph wcr.
forced 10 rest in "a stable. Here the
Christ WAS born.
lnh"raldcd anh unknown. with 9,
mangcr for Il cradle. n prime. had
com" L" thai little Judcan town.
.i:cle sang in heaven, pr"clalminE
peace on earth. good will toward
men. Shepherds in the fields fell
down and worshipcd. Wise men OF
the Fast following star. made
their way in reverence 4" the humble
manccr ut Bethlehem and paid ,rib-
ute Ia the ncw-born Babe 1t was
the most m"mentous moment of his.
tory. II marked the beginning or II
"N "'
~" ''"r'"'
h"' was 'he hrH' 'hriS'maS ON
e'r'h' INT" Il hHii' s"rdid world
there had come new spirit II Was
tho soiri, nf helpfnlness 4" others
the epiri, that brings joy in giving
that others may he happy The Babe
in the mancer had come To- give Him
self that men should no, perish. but
-, =, ~. ,i.;, ~, ,r, ,r,
n;..,, =, ,,. e.. 49,,
~, .,,,,., ,a,,,,o
.,,,, 49,, ..,,. ,.,,,,..
voEcs ChrIstmns is no, two weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Ships Resume Stops
at Irish Free State
iKv AsSoclaicd l.rcssl

NEW YORK. Dee. I3.-circulars
printed In green ink today an
nounccd sai!ings between New
York and Tho Irish Free state
ly nc"t OF i've passenger ships
owned by the Shippin:; Hoard and
operated by the United States Line.
Tho steamship Centennial state.
sailing from New York tomorrow,
VIII call regularly at Queenstown.
under the American nag. VIII cali
at Queenstown on their WAY 10 and
from London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
PRAISE FROM JAPAN
Yrrm:cr congratnintc- Harding "i
Conference Work.
IBy Associated Press

Z
TOKYO, Dec. l3-Conclus'on of the
four-power entente for preservation
OF peace In the Pacific brings TO an
unosual completion the aims of the
conference on Limitation OF arms. Pre-
mier Baron Takahashi is quoted as
declaring.
The American President must Ee
congratulated on the grnndcst con-
tribution 70 the caase of peace ever
recorded In history, he il said, Il s. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

miliar with their new duties and. in
thc opinion OF Major sherry. will be
vi invaluable aid To the force.
MISS Saunders was. for two Years
Il mairon in the Norfolk and local
police courts and is at present en-
nl"yed In that capacity at the Vir-
Gihia Industrial School AT Bon Air.
Mrs. johnson Is IA daughter of Po-
liccmhn G.. j. Folkcs. of ~ North
Twenty-sixth Street. attached to the
First Station. and has for Il number of
years taken an active interest in the
routine Of her fathers work
Captain Pollock stated that tho
women probably would spend two
weeks In Washington. after they had
had been formally sworn into scrv-
ice. where they will take AN inten-
sivc course, OF Instruction under tho
head of tho women's department OF
tho police force In that city, previous
to taking over their work here.
|. Lynnhayen QS Ssters Smlthficld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
ANNOUNCEMENT Of
BIG THREE ACCORD
DUE IN FEW HOURS
Tokyo Seeks Rearrange.
mcnt to Save Great
New Craft.
SCRAP OLDER VESSELS 3
TO PRESERVE MUISU
Similar Substitution Rights
for u. S. and Britain TO
Maintain Ratio. 81
F0tH-rowER PACT IS srGyEn
FicnirntentinrIcs ATx Signature, ~
frcnty Assuring Peace In
SCRAP OLDER VESSELS 3
TO PRESERVE MU1SU
T"rn-rowER PACT is SIGNED
fic"'H"fentinrIcS Amx Signatures to
Trcnty Assuring Peace I'm
Pacific.
lhy Associated press1

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3-Japan has
Indicated conditional acceptance of
the American "5-5-3" naval ratio. and
hnai settlement OF the question an
pears imminent
After another meeting OF the naval
'hig three" late today IL was soid
'hat one very small point" alone re-
maihcd tn he determined.
Ihc japanese exception to ths
American plan is understood to cen.
yer ABOUT her desire to retain her
new battieship Mutsu and scrap In
stead vessel of older type. II she
is permitted to- DO 30. II Is indicated
that the United States and Great
Britain will insist on similar conces-
sions for themselves, always in tho
ratio OF "5-S-3."
FOnr-Iowcr Pact Signed.
while the naval problem was en-
tcrinS what appeared to be it's de.
cisivc stage. another Of the big
projects OF the arms conference wa.
brought To consummation. The ncw
tour-p"wer treaty To preserve peace
IN the Pacific was formally sealed and
signed by the plenipotentiaries OF the
Snited states. Great Britain. Japan
tnd France.
The Guadruplc agreement as finally
approved. however. has attached to 1t
reservation proposed hy tho
American delegates and accepted by
the other powers. 1t provides that
no purely domestic question shall fan
within the scope OF the treaty and
that none OF the treaty provisions
shall he construed as modification
OF the American policy toward Pa
Continued on Page ., Col. AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

This Is a case Of three old Sisters
years old. in destitute cIr,.un,
stances. The only home 10 when
they are eligible is not able to tnk.
them at present. They have lived
and worked together all their lives
They are thrifty. ana able TO cri
along on Il very small expenditure.
but they are too GrAil. after lives
OF hardships. to do hard work-cvcn
if their cycsiLh ht would permit Six
hundred dollars vii! keep them to-
Eeiher Tor another year Surely the
public OF Richmond and Virginia
separated. or sent to the City Home,
They are ladies who have seen bet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Total TO date ...'a6l
uII.OnrIlNrIN Al 4

This =. C.sv IvI !, i.uu 49,. ,yIsn
10 :Iaise sovJ. The husband IN
this family is man or apout
loitS Years Old. VINO wlil never
NC "el ms w!.c Is crippIcu, ami
uiiab!c 10 80 oCl 10 WORK. rh.r,.
are hNc children. ,.Ers IL. =, l. D ana
VINO wii. all need Il good ur,,l
W m.e'ica' attention II they are TO
gro" VI Well ana strong Tn.
mother says S!c viii die II she mas
10 give up her chIidren. Eut sng.
cannot earn enough 10 surpvrt
them,
Previously ack cknowlcdgcd sI5i G.,
'vht .outirns icceiNcu yes
'''d"! ......-....... 30
-,
i"'aI 10 date ...........{ {l5j IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
OrI.UItTLNITY No. q.

Four hunured dollars IS needed
Tor Two boys whose motncr Icr-
!Sct.u ana lll-treated ;hcm. aud
huw witn relatives. who are una lii.
10 support them. THc ASsnciatrI
ShdTi'iSs mas Dccn paying their
DoaIu IN order that THESE chiIlr.
might have some hom. lIfc They
have never known waat Il is to 10.
tiehted deccnt!y tor ihe last wear
lhcE arr briEht boys who yili maxi.
Soou citizens II tney can have the
proper training.
previously ack cknowlcdEcd .SIl6 u
'"ht' 'ih"'l"ns received yes
tcrda! ................ II 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Total to date .........$i.-
uI.I.uItTuNIT> 40
Ui'l.UItIUNilA NJ. ~.

80 uuuu. ca uy....;o q SIvl 20
tahS Caic "a Il iitl.v sCAI-uIu
s.!., MnUsc Iuotncr 10 in al iIuS.J.,al
unuvr Licat tinGut. Ine Iatnvr de-
s~itrd i.si So.i.S years aSv. d.id lnc
- -sssoIEtrd CHARITIES mas not uccu
aDic to locate nam. The ch.Iu is CA
tfcIhciy talented, ana NC aie an
Aious "a siNG ncr CHANCE ~ EIvw
up siraignt She has no vue ~ IVun
hiitr hSr untii her niotnvT a,dI.l
~ ,UInen Il wdSecarncr.
Previously acknowledged .$ll3 -
-. i.odtioh. lccci. yes
terday ............ IL ou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
4PAN TO ACCEPT 5-5-3 BASIS OF MA VAL STRENGTH
KALI LABORERS TO GET STRAIGHT PAY TO 10 HOUR
EAS7ZAKE BLAAAES MISS KNOX FOR WIFE,S AlURD
Ten OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBLIC'S CONSIDERATIoN

the
must have the
VI nties" has
o'e"
the
Va. M II W al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

We are ASKING Tor 5000 FOR this
Family. sIhrc ,ne tIti.er hid mother
are DOih tubciGu.a:. anu tuc I6-
Svar-ulu' boy mas Just come home
from the sanatoriIni. There are
Iuur other uo!S, running i year,
from 10 10 >, Two ut whom are
inc:rient cases. mere is 10 wage
Garner i'll this family at present,
and IL Is Il very heavy load OH the
Associated Charities. SIX hundred
dollars Will see them t.rourn th,.
coming year, and by that tiIne we
hope TO have them Oh their feet
again.
Previously acknowledged sl63 80
Contributions received yes
tcrday 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
100. KILLED BY BOMB
Explosion Wrecks sIsgnranxin Palace
in nensnrRbln.
TBy Associated Prcss.l

IBy Associated Prcss.l
q BRUSSELS. Dec. l3.--Thc Sigua-
ranzia Palace. at Boigrad, Rcssara bia.
has bcen wrecked by n homb. accord
ing to a dispatch from Bucharcst. One
Slndrcd soldiers sand police on duty
Within. the sAlsEo were Killed. y;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

oi.poKruNITY No. =.

Two hundred dollars is needed for
a tainiis III wRIcn ihe n.Su.iiiu Is
earning ohiy Sii Al wccN. iias "A
s!ckiy wiiC ana three cIIllrcn Iu
provide iur. Two hundred 1oll.i T.,
wiil tide them over the present
emergency
previously acknowledged :. S.;S 70
tontriDut,oEs rrcciN.u yes !
terddy ...............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
OI.rOI,rUNirY -, !

ms - ,'ise oi tmin BOYS IL
years oiu, whose .uotuyr is an :,
SdHatorIuHi, aHu whose Iatnc! na,
ucscricd tn.in. -Four nuuurcu auI-
lars Hhi h.cn these boys az Gowns
ion Tor Il year. while tny!r mother
"a recovering ncr nealth
previously acknowledged $50 g.
Nvi'l i"u'ioiia ivSciHcu yes
tcrtty .............. -. 9 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
British Parliament and Dali
Eircann Will Begin De-
bate on Terms.
EXPECT TREATY TO PASS
correspondence Between
Lloyd George and Craig
Made Public.
IlN ItnInlI IL. Turner.

United News stan cOrr"Epond.u,.
L'NboN. Dec. 10 Meeting sim'il
tan""uSi> In tn" irish and Hritlsh
capitals. 'h- Dali l;ircanu ani IN"
"r'ti'h far,iam"n, opcu the m" I
m"m"ntous sessions ~ centuries to-
MORO" when they begin cnnsid.ra-
'i"m "i 'hc Irish peace treaty and ihr
is3h" ~ n"acc ar continued warfare
IN ireland
King Gcurg. viii dclivc, hie AL
Grcss to tn" Huus. of Lords =, moo,
win alt IN" historically br,lIi.r,
ceremony that 10y custom attend. TN.
opening "f Parliament. \, $50 jr
III. afternoon Premier lJoyd George
opens the debate for ratification of
tn" treaty 10! an explanation Of th.
governments POSITION ana TN. .v.n-s
'e"'ins /" the signing Of Tho treaty.
r:,prct Ritter Attack
The government Will hc .rswor,
rs bitter. although prob,h,v fu,II..
attack b! representatives. OF rccalci-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Total to date sl65
OPPORTUNITY No. 10,

This Is the case OF Il ~ idow win
two little children To take care of
The mother is thrifty, and earns as
much AS IL is possible Tor her TO do
in her state OF health. The two
regularly to school and Sunday
school. We are most anxious 10
keep this family together. IT will
take SfOu 10 take care OF Item for
he next year.
Previously acknowledged ..:l35 90
Contributions received yes
trrdaS .......... 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
fotai to date
oI.roKrUNIrl No. ..

THIS rs the case Ut two o.,l pco-
PIE "Ho al Dot.i pas sir.Ii!S GIi.to ~
- Noi". lncS at. oy,n d u-,uIcI
Soupic iof more t.1tli iDii. yc"Ts v.
hia' Iicn iiic. A.iu "a tap are y AT 10
'iii institution II wiii u,,an lEcj VII.
H'Nc 10 ~ aei'aiitvu. IncS uccI,,rc
t"el wudiu IaLncr s!ur.. al ,u,
sti.etA t"aH 81 to IN" City nome.
"hh We al =. ..aNIh.s taat the puul.S
maze lhis coupe Il CHRISTMAS pTvs-
th' oi ahuih:i ) ear VI lac together
Hrte nuhhrvd ana arNvuIy uo.I.trs
WI. pa! iof thcif rent ana pIuyiuc
IhcH with suiiicIcnl Iuud Tor IN.
H'hi. others VINO are intvreS,cu
"iii see that thcy have suuciyu.
v.othinE ANA bedding.
Previously acknowledged .s32I 40
~""Ni.outioHs ieycIN, ga yes
trtdhN ........... .. 81 a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

ter days. but bear today's hardship
bravery ana uncunpiI
previously acknowledged S6a2 80
~"hti'O",i"i.. .ccvi,cu yes
traudy ..-.... 30
Total To date $6Y, q,
rms casc has been cIUsvu.
Ori.UisI UAitl No. 10.
me man al t...s ia..s... mas huu
IL oSiS..nois. aiiu ...ts JGs, Gu.av uivn
iio.ii t..S s.,i..,.oI 40 40 ..u,,.
- 40 itGHt, 90. .t-,....c "a.
''.i, - AEal. i.lsIG ,Oi..,.n. " i.U
80 .hS"iS l'dy siG...y ~ % Oul 80
- or Dut tuSy .Iv so. i,.I, uts,
....' "f. nr.He.. ~ ,"-.r 10! ,.I
"iu sifi dhu go 20. auu y
S'.iS DS"uts ui1! &c G.in
r""V ~ supp. -...Gut liic .iit.O I.,I..
Athti ,"n r.,is! tnS IaI.iiJ MA.
.'S,N NOsGthCf.
f.'eN!""''y "c~nowled.. .tlij 90
'-,.'N' ."'.'.Ii. .,,,.',,. yes
't'"'! ''......''. ........ %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
OPPORTUNITY NJ. ..

Total To date .....,.... S2tS =
IhLa ElAe nag bEen CiOsru.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
OrI'oItruNITY No. :.

Total to date ..........sl3O II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

Continued on rage 5. Col. 2.)
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japanese Killed /, u,I,,

Continued on Page 10. Col p
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CONTINUED on Page Q. Col. &,
The Washington times., 1921-02-06
NOTICE

Every reader of this announcement is strongly urged
to for self the benefit of the Subtle Principle of
Success
The Subtle Principle is genuine and sensational
power that prosperity happiness and success
The service rendered humanity by Swoboda has not
been paraeled in centuries Swoboda is doing more real
good for humanity through his discoveries than phan
thropists with their millions.
The Subtle Principle of Success Is destined to revou-
tonize the human by raising It from adverety 10
new and higher plane level of Happiness Superiority,
Prosperity Supremacy, Pleasure, Freedom and Liberty
No reader of this announcement afford to neglect
to take advantage of the Subtle Principle of Success
Why take less than your full share Of Life, Pleasure,
Prosperity Joy and Success? Why live inferior life?
The Washington times., 1921-02-06

and thousands and thousands of oherhe of success
full and of all times and of all countries and of all
religions and of all coos make record of the action Of this
Subtle Principle of Success None of these individuals could
one can fail with it.
The Washington times., 1921-02-06

consciously unconsciousy requires education,
preparation preliminary knowledge. Any it.
Any harness. employ and capitalize it. and thus put
to work for and Regardless OF what kind
DESIRE this subtle principle the key that
IS the avenue to what you want.
The Washington times., 1921-02-06

Moses George Washington Mozart
Caesar Marshall Field Mendelssohn
Napoleon Sarah Bernhard Copernicus
Roosevelt Galli-Curci C0nfucius
Rockefeller Nordica Mohammed
Herbert Spencer Meba Cicero
Emerson CIeopatra Demosthenes
Darwin Alexander the Great Aristotle
Morgan Edison Plutarch
Hartman Newton Christopher
Woodrow Wilson Wanamaker Columbus
Charles Schwab Phil Armour Vanderbilt
Lloyd George Andrew Carnegie Marcus Aurelius
Clemenceau Frick Pericles
Charles E. Hughes Ebert Hubbard Lycurgus
Abraham Lincoln Shakespeare BENJAMIN Franklin
The Washington herald., 1921-12-06
HARDING'S BUDGET ESSAGE
SHOWS CUT OF SAL, 7O4, 239
Recommends Legislation to Reduce Naval
Supply Account s10O,0O0,0O0


the United States for the fiscal year ending june 80 1923 to-
of the financial operations OF the United States
extremely brief and contained but
held by supply and keep this
within maximum OF SI5ooooooo
Text of Message.
The Presidents message follows
fiscal ending June 1923 1t will be noted that the es
ordinary expenditures for show reduction OF S5I
and that the estimated ordinary expenditures for 1923 show re-
OF S4477o73o under making the estimated ordinary
expenditures under the budget for 2I2o less than
the actual ordinary expenditures Tor 1921 Including
OF public debt and investments OF trust und
estimated expenditures for show reduction under
expenditures for OF S7o and the
expenditures show reduction OF S4o2
I6763o expenditures for making
expenditures estimated budget for
S2o32.285,06c,3o.
Provides for Adjustments.
will be noted that the total estimated receipts for
balance with the total estimated expend
including reduction the principal OF the public debt and
that the t-1a estimated receipts for within ppoxmatel
balance total estimated expenditures
unavoidable when authorizations
expenditures being enacted during the OF budget
closing but provided for relatively adjustment with
added taxation.
purpose providing portion OF the funds
balance the budget which the estimated expenditures
recommend the following legislation with
the naval approximation bill or 1928 which would result the
eventual release of held the naval
supply OF the Navy Department:
To Cut Naval Account.
Hereafter until the naval supply shall have been
reduced Of SI5ooooooo which shall there
the naval supply whether from from
shall Treasury
cept and only oneaf shall be credited to the naval supply
continued pressure economy departments and
the OF such legislation the balancing OF total receipts and
total expenditures for the fiscal and should be
accomplished
The Washington herald., 1921-12-06
FIGHT TUBERCULAR
SCHOOL LOCATION

Feeling against the proposed To-
cation of the new tubercular school
at Fourteenth and Upshur streets,
adjacent the Tuberculosis Hospital.
ran high last night at the Sixteenth
street Highlands Citizens AssOCia-
tion meeting, when President W.
u. Henderson. of the Piney Branch
Association, asked the support of
the Sixteenth Street Association.
The Piney Branch Association has
engaged counsel to fight the pro-
jet.
Z. Il. WoodsOn and Or. Lewis
Battle declared it unfair to chill
dren 10 make them spend their days
under the morbid influence of the
tuberculosis Hospital
The Washington herald., 1921-12-06

clerks to- quiet him. He was finally
subdued and taken to police head
quarters. but not before he mao
landed a blow on the jaw of John
c. F. Palmer. district manager Of
the bureau.
Muench was locked up at the
First precinct station charged with
assault on Palmer. He told police
he was receiving 40 per cent dis
ability. but that he believed he was
entitled to more. He said he could
not live on the small amount he re-
ceived from the government.
In the verbal argument which en-
sued between the former soldier and
the district manager. records were
brought out to substantiate the ar
gument of the manager. Then
Palmer told the police, Muench took
offense and the fight started. The
records were grabbed and thrown
across the floor, witnesses say.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-06
Princeton Trackmen
To Meet Virginia

PRINCETON. y. J.. Dec. 5.-Ac-
cordinS to the schedule announced
here tonight. the Princeton spring
track season will open with a meet
with the University Of Virginia at
Charlottesville on April Is. This will
mean that ;he Southern training trip
at Easter. which has been omitted
for the last few years. will he re-
sumed and the track men will 20
South with the baseball team. There
are five meets on the schedule. that
with Harvard being the only one to
be held in Princeton.
The schedule is: April Is. Vir-
Einia at Charlottesville; April 2S and
29. Penn relays at Philadelphia: MAY
b. Yale at New Haven; May 20. Har-
ward at Princeton; May 2S, Inter-col-
legiates at Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-06
Injuries Laurel Doctor
Injuries Laurel Doctor

DR.. Thomas Watts Byrley. of
Laurel. was seriously injured and
the automobile of the Argentine
Embassy wrecked when the negro
who stole the embassy car crashed
into the automobile occupied by the
physician at Laurel late Saturday
night, after a thrilling chase with
the Maryland State police. The ne
gro escaped.
The embassy automobile was
stolen from in front of the Ward
man Park Inn Saturday night 1t
had been driven to the inn by Hec-
tor Averza. first attache to the en-
bassy.
The doctor sustained a fracture
of the leg. body bruises and prob
able internal injuries.