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New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Wants Lobbyists Listed
Congressman c Suspicious of Mys
feri0us IIxurx

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-Luxurv-
surrounded Washingtonians, "seem-
ingly without visible means of sup
port" have aroused the suspicion Of
Representative Welty, Democrat, Of
Ohio. He introduced a bill to-day to
require registration of lobbyists, saw
ing the city was filled with this unex-
plainabe leisure class.
: The .Welty proposal also sought in
formation as TO who recommends Fed
sral judges for nomination. His bill
would require the President to inform
Congress on the point in submitting
nominations.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Jobless Storm City Hall
Montreal Police Drive Back
Crowd Demanding Work
Soecinl Dfsnntch ,o rh-

SpecIoI Dispatch to The Tribune
MONTREAL, Jan. 2o.-A crowd of
unemployed men attempted to enter the
City Hall here late this afternoon, but
was driven back by the police. A city
official who came out to talk to the
men and sought to arrange with them
measures of relief, was prevented from
speaking. The crowd kept up cries Of
we want work." until ordered by the
police to move on. Guards remained
around the City Hall tonight.
Meal tickets at a restaurant have
been given to about three hundred men
out of work by the unemployment COM
mittee
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Quebec Controls Liquor
Government Takes Complete
Supervision of All Sales

Special Correspondence to The Tribune
MONTREAL. Jan. 20.--The Quebec
provincial government has decided to
take entire control of the liquor bust
ness and will appoint commission to
supervise it.
Managers for government retail
liquor stores will receive $4,000 a year.
There will be about 100 of them. half
in Montreal.
Agents for different brands Of spirits
will be permitted to do business but
will accept orders only from govern
ment representatives and will not be
allowed to handle liquor. Government
analysts will test the quality.
There will be no doctors prescrip-
limited supply of spirits.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

A resolution that provides for the in
vestigation of the institutions super
y,ised by those officers would apparent
ly be tantamount to an investigation
of the administrations of the officers
mentioned.
~, that be one of the real purposes
OF the resolution, it would seem that
such an invest cation, if necessary.
should be conducted by the appropri,
ate standing committee of the Leeisla-
ture and not by a special joint com
mittee on housing"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Welded Bliss Assessed
AS Worth Just SIS a Year
Swain Who Kept Other Suitors
Away Twenty Years Has to
Pay Girl Damages
Specia. pispntch to Tho Tribu,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. Miss
Laura Heller, of Quakcrtown, will get
IS for each of the twenty years that
Erwin Hillegas had "wasted her time"
a jury in the Bucks County Court at
Doylestown to-day allowed her this
sum in a $4,000 breach of promise
suit brought against Hillegas, a sales
man. The costs Of the suit were put on
Hillegas.
Miss Heller alleged that Hillegas had
called upon her constantly for twenty
years and had kept other suitors away.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

go to Washington next Tuesday to see
Senator James W. Wadsworth and
other New York representatives in an
effort to have the resolution passed
Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
$500 Coats Now $3.50
$3.50 Coats Now $500

A wealth Of distinctive models in straght-line
and wrap effects. fashioned of bolivia, veldyne.
luella and chamoistyne. beautifully trimmed
with collars of natural raccoon, mole, nutria
and Australian opossum. Many have cuffs
to match. Silk lined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
VOLSTEAD WANTS FUNDS
TO PROSECUTE W0LAT0RS
BilI ASKS S600.OnU, of Which Hcprc-
sentative Wants S.oU.Uuu to
Ala Campaign.
BY NSSOCl.ItCd PrcSs.

WASIliNGrON. Jan. "a skirmlsh
over enforcement OF prohibition
marked debate today in the House on
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
When paragraph appropriatinS
$500, coo for the salaries of special as
sistants to the Attorney General
during the CcrninG fiscal year was
reached. Representative Nolst"ad,
author OF the prohibition enforcement
act, proposed an amendment to Stipu-
late that 100000 OF this amount; be
used 10. pay spccia! assistants. cnI-
pioycd TO prosecute riolators Of the
prohibition law.
Representative Blanton. Democrat.
T"Nas. moved that 100000 Of the
100000 he made available for prose-
cution OF Nolstcad act violators. but
his amendment was defeated, 80 TO IL.
Tho House was prevented from
taking vote on the Nolstcad amend
ncnt when Representative tialiivan.
Democrat. Massachusetts. made 4
point Of no quorum. The House then
adjourned without disposition OF The
contested paragraph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

mine whether Lord Mayor O'Callag-
han is admissible under tho immigr;i-
tion laws. Even should II DO decided
'hat he Is. the case would be referred
to tho State Department for its deci-
sion.
Meantime the LORD Mayor is held
In custody ut Newport News. He Is
at Il hotel there, but will be guarded
by immigration officers. It Is said,
until Il final consideration Is reached.
Mayor O'Callaghan'S statement that
he had been invited TO testify before
the commission appointed by tho
Committee Of One Hundred investi-
eating Irish conditions was confirmed
today by William Mac Donald. score
tary of tho commission. Chairman
Howe. o fthc commission. had been In
ignorance OF the fact last might, Mac
Donald said, when he stated that no
such invitation had been extended.
Mr.. Macdonald added that Acting
Mayor OCailaGhan had been invited
TO appear last October and had re-
piled he would be unable to come
owing 20 the n"ccesity Of looking
after tho official duties Of Lord Mayor
MacSwincy. then confined In Br!xtou
prison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
WHITE SCORES OVERRIDING
OF PRESIDENTS VETO
Democratic Chairman Says Rcpubli-
ems Reversed selves In Rerivinc
War Finance Corporation.

fly Associated Prcss1
tpbtMBCS, ONO, Jan. J.-Dcmo-
cratic National Chairman George
White. IN statement here today.
declared the action Of Congress in
overriding President Wilson'S veto
on the measure rc-cstablishinE tho
War Finance Corporation Is Il Com
plcto reversal OF the stand OF the Re
publicans. who have in the past made
the claim that President Wilson has
been bringing to himself unusual
powers and authority by re-cstab!ish-
ing body with such autocratic. pow
crs as the War Finance Corporation"
Mr.. White also expressed an opinion
that this action OF Congress is an
attack upon the Federal Reserve sys-
tenn and that Il VIII upset eventually
nUch OF the reimbursement that has
been taking place gradually through
out the country.
Mr.. White reiterated his desire to
retire as chairman Of tho national
committee and said that lie intends
TO DO SO as soon as some one can
be obtained who will be in Il position
tn give his entire time TO the party's
affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

whom tho Ocoeo riot started was
not a qualified voter. Ills Insist
cnce on voting. Mr.. Clark said. was
what he understood was the cause OF
the trouble.
Representative Sears. also of
Florida. made II general denial OF
the accusations against his State. lie
said that in his election he had made
white supremacy the issue. and al
though nearly half the people OF his
district came from Northern States
nearly all OF them voted for him. lie
also declared that he stood for JUS
ticc 10 the negro and that there was
no discrimination in Florida against
;hrm.
In closing the presentation of the
case Representative Clark told the
committee that he was glad To sac
the organization OF u white RcpuD-
iican party. aS he believed the white
men should run the parties. as this
is white mans country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
sSCRAPP|NG OF CAMP LEE
sDRDERED BY DEPARTMENT
Post Mt Which Ni,ginians We're
Trained for World War 10 Bc
Abandoned.
COST ABOUT s2o,ooo,ooo
E3-hticth Division Marched Away
From Cantonmcnt for Service ON
Battle Fields of l'rancc-tonsiu-
cred Good Location.

Camp Lee. which cost more than
any other military camp established
mon than amy other and sent, more
overseas. Will hC Abandoned and
scrapped hy s,e War Department. ac-
Cordiug 10 official announcement re-
the efforts OF !ctersourG business in
tercsts. which Scut Il committee to
Washington last week u MEht for
retention OF the camp. the War De-
partmcnt decided against It's con-
tinuancc and has ordered the build
ings salvaCcd and the land held until
some order Of disposition OF it is
made.
More than Si,5oo.ooo has been cx-
pended on the camp since the ar
misticc and about SlS.00pU0O was in
vested during the war in buildings
ana equipment concrete roads. rail
way tracks sewerage, barracks and
street car facilities Tile land on
which the camp is built cost the gov
eminent $1,000. zoe
The EiEhtloth Division. consisting
almost entirely OF Virginia troops.
with some Hcnnsyivanians, We're
trained al the camp. which, after
Scm0ling depot Troops marched
from there overland TO CITY Point.
where they took boat The Twenty
seventh Division, composed Of ohio
national suardsmen trained at Camp
Lee. The camp. because of its c&-
ccllcnt location Uc9r tn" coast and the
good climate OF Virginia, was con
sidcrcd the mos; admirably fitted OF
any camp il the United states for
It's work
Governor Westmorcland Davis re-
Gently protested 10 the Secretary @:
War against the proposed scYIppinG
of the camp, and also wrote tn" Nir-
r!nta Cungrcssmcn TO solicit their all
in saving tn" camp as "a permanent
The camp is four miles from Pc
tcrSOurS, and was only erected In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
O'CALLAGiIAN AND FRIEND
TAKE WALK UNDER GUARD
icy United Ncws.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. s.
Donald j. O'caliaghau. Lord Mayor
of Cork, and Peter j. MacSwincy,
waiting here under surveillance TO
learn if authorities will dcport them,
raradcd Washington Avenue Wedncs-
day. and visited the Casino Grounds.
to the great interest of the people
of the town. y guard accompanied
them. 1t Is said that Immigration In
spector III. l.. Parker has decided the
men must he deportcd but the Lord
Mayor ana his companion refuse 10
accept the cdiCt OF the local immi-
grafton Inspector and declare they
VIII appeal the ease To the State De-
partment. Is proof that he is Lord
Mayor, O'CapaS CHAN carries the Of
il seal of the city OF Cork.
Denied 4 passport by the British
government. oCRllaShtn decided TO
set TO America tn" best WAY he
could lie shipped as "a seaman an!
out ut sea announced hiss identity.
can citizen and cannot be detained
here. but ne has decided to stick 3y
his friend. lie could have booked
straight passage hDd he not deter
mined To help o'Cnllarhan rvadc
British vigilance. he explained. Both
TO present 10 tn" Willard committee
hearing testimony om the Irish pues-
ton.
Unless the Immigration officials
here receive instructions to the con
trary the Lord MAJOR will not bc
allowed TO go to Washington, whore
| h" IS anxious tn appear.
The captain OF the west Canon. II
McGovcrn told Immigration authori-
| les that he dii not learn II o'Cal'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
WIDOW OF ALIEN SUICIDE
SUES JUSTICE OFFICIALS
Italian Chamber OF Labor thames
Authorities for Death or Man Killed
In Plunge tn Escape.


NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-rhc Italian
Chamber of Labor announced today
that a 500 coo dumaSc suit would be
Med here in state supreme Court
against Attorncy-Gcncral Palmer and
four other officials OF the Department
OF Justice IN connection with the
death Of Andrea Salscio. who jumped
fourteen stories to his death last May
while under detention ut DEPARTING MT
headquarters here in connection with
the bomb outraEcS Of June. 1919.
The suit brought by Salscdos widow
named also William j. Flynn. chief of
the departments bureau OF invetiga-
ton. 1t WAS charged that Salscdo
had been beaten terribly" and tor
turci mentally and physically; that
hc had lost his mind and became
respondent.
The chamber announced that copies
of the charges had been sent the
Italian embassy at Washington, and
the Italian ConsulutcS at Boston and
New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
MAY DENY O'CALLAGHAN
ADMISSION TO COUNTRY
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. SPANIEL J..
o'Callaghan. Lord Mayor of Cork,
who has come to America as n stow
away to tell the commission of the
Committee of One Hundred Invcsti-
eating Conditions In Ireland about
the burning OF his town. may be
denied admission to this country. IL
was announced today.
In announcing today that an inyos-
tieation into the circumstances sur.
rounding his arrival ut Newport News
yesterday on the steamer West Can
noa had been ordered. State Depart
'ncni officials intlmated that unless
the inquiry developed unusual coudi-
lions in his case. the Lord MAYOR
would be given no greater considcra-
ton than usually is accorded aliens
arriving without passports.
immigration authorities here also
are conducting al inquiry to deter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
lin. Ei=ntccn New Clerks.

Postmaster Hay 7. Thornton yes
icrGay announced the appointment
OF eighteen clerks. an increase OF the
force recently authorized by the de-
pariment because OF increase in the
volume Of business. The new clcrk.,
Will start at the regular scale OF
sl.i00 u year. The list Includes John
y. !'ishcr. J-.. Joseph l.. Goodc. Lu-
thcr IL castcon. Francis Harrison,
Charles T.. iiuckstep. Richard IL
T. Williams. George G. Mcdaniel
James y. Waldrop. James NJ Bowlcs
Arthur Il. Bell. Joseph l.. Charnock
William II. AlbcrtSon. Willie l.. VIII
liams. Jesse W. Farrell. Roland l.
Walker and John W. Clarke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
ADMIT O'CALlAGRAN. SAYS
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR
(Contiruel Erom Fire, plrc.)
trmc:iDn OF Cork and The trLp AcrOss

siruc:ion of Cork and the trip across
as stowaways.
momsly agreed with statements OF
Mr.. MacSwincy relative 10 conditions
in Ireland. Some OF the men assert :
ing that they were ignorant OF Irish
republican aims when tho West Can
non started on her maiden voyage "a
Cork declared themselves favorable
10 Sim Foin operations in that coun-
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
FIRES SIX SHOTS AT NEGRO
Policeman Anthony Gives Chase -
Fleeing Nina Sought ON Film
l'Iuni Ih.rpc

One negro Wae arrested and an
other one ,radc his escape after BE-
ing fred upon six times 10y Policeman
Anthony. Who accompanied ny POIi.'"-
man Dcoppo, went TO the home Of an
aged negro on WASHINGTON Street Cor
charge OF "f i'm -fiammng"
According 10 the oDiccrs who made
tho arrest. The two alleged confidence
men stopped an old negro ON the
street ana told him they had Just
found Il poc'SctbooS containing 81 500
They offered 10 form an agrecme Mt
with the old man and divide with
him. The police were notified and
they went 10 the house and made Il
RAID. one negro, who gave his name
as Sam Moran. and his nom. address
as Petersburg. was arrested. The
other escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
SHOOTS TWO; KILLS SELF
Ncw Jersey Man Commits Suicide Ar
ter WOunuim.c Wife aud
Daughter.
ICY Associated Press. !

l's .NSsVVIdEtU 7TESS.T
RlhGEWOOD. y. j. Jan. J.-Af;"r
shooting his wife ana fourmonths-
old daughter. Robcr; :. Mueller killed
himself here today.
With bullet wound through her
jaw Mrs. Mueller tc!rphoncd for Il
physician and, while waiting for him
to arrive, wrote telephone numbers
OF relatives 10 be notified OF the trag
cdy, and a note saying her husband
had shot her AMI their infant.
Mother and child. seriously wound
ed. were taken to a hospital in Pat
crSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
SELECTION OF MEADE is
CAUSE OF ABANDONMENT
icy Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Thc War
Departments decision to abandon
Camp Lee, which became known to-
Meade, Aid, MS tTn .rhirJ rorns . nr,.!,
camp. The Petersburg camp thus
was left without Il function, and IL
was decided TO salvage tho BUILDINGS
OF the real estate holdings to the di-
rcci!on Of Congress. No indication
as 10 movement or troops from Camp
Leo was given
Camp Leo is one Of the original
Ercat environments at which the
american overseas army was trained
Troops from Virginia, West Virginia
and Western Pennsylvania were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
SlNN FEM HOUSES BURNED
rive Dwellings, ia County CorIS Raced
II. Rcpri>al for Administering
IEnnnS.
Inv Univorsnl Scrvice. |

LONDON, Jan. 5.-l'ivc houses in
Mccl!n, County Cork, near New Mar
kct, whore the battle was fought yes
tcrd1y between the Sim Feiners and
british troops, were burned 10y order
OF military governor, General StricS
land, in rcprisal for the ambushing
OF the soldiers.
Two masked mon today shot and
killed inboTcr named Cassidy, q;
CAstlecnmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
FIFTEEN ARE KILLED
lInny Arc Hurt and Thirty Arrested
in Conflict Following Funeral
of Cuinfnuuist

LONDON, Jan g. Reports from
l'lcnsborE. Prussia, tell otihe killing
more, ana th+arrcat.of .hirty men.
during si'Hgarniry conflict follow
ing the funeral of'IIonmnnn, a Com
,nunist. who was shot while trying to
cvadc arrest
a mob later attacked the police
barracks, but the police dispersed tho
crowd with r.llc fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
nnnl.s succcchs NohIc.

Following his appointment to the
head OF the food division OF the Hcalth
Department DR. g. y. Banks ycsicr-
day qualified before CITY Clerk Mo
bowel, and viii enter upon hi., du-
ties at once, MIR. Banks is a grad
uatc of Harvard Veterinary School
and OF the Audcvcr Academy. lie
served with III" Massachusetts Cat
u" Commission. ana was food inspcc-
tor in Memphis al the time the war
started. He then joined the British
army. ana a'tcrward came to the
Curlc Ncck Farm and later settled in
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
MINT. unirnrm Tn,I Charges.

Alderman Joseph L. Nunna!ly. of
dcrmcn next Tuesday night he would
an ordinance liking Il rca-
sonaOlc and uniform rate for taxi hire.
He maintains that fOr-hre autono-
hilists are charging varyiua, rates FOR
passenger traffic. ana that in many
eases The charges are cNhOrhitant and
u reflection upon the city. II" would
mako the CHARGES as low as consist
Ont and entirely uniform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
co,orcd pcor,r Meet Tonight.

ORGANIZATION or n local linuch OF
the Universal Negro Improvement
Association will lac discussed at -
meeting in First baptist Church. col
orod. tonight at o'clocl5. when Cap
tain Gaines and his wiC". former Viz
rlnin negroes. hut row rcsld"uts OF
California. will Spcals. Captain Gaines
is a veteran OF the Spanish War and
the Filipino lnSurrcCtiun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
OuoIItIcntjon> I'm t.hau,rry

In the Chancery Court yesterday
Joscphtr" ~. Hooker qualified as ad-
miniStratrix OF the cstat" Of q. Y.
Hooker. valued at 10000. William
II. Fitzgerald qualified aH admins
traitor of the estate of Margaret Ma
son Morrison. valued g; Sal 5Se.
Thomas -. Newell Guai!lled as admin
istrator Of the csiat" of !. Il. ltrhcrt-
son. valued at S400. l.. +. James
qualified as administrators of the cs-
tatc OF James l.. Pdtt!s"n. valued at
st0O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

Lord Mayor OF Cork. who arrived nt
Newport News without the conven-
tional passport.
The companion OF the Lord Mayor.
Peter MacSwincy. brother OF the late
Lord Mayor. presents no problem. as
he is said To he an American citizen.
Although MacSwincy LEFT this country
without Il passport Ne is said TO be
catitled I" enter il In any fashion he
pl"Hscs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
Secures win or Error.

WIFI OF trrOr and iUIcTFcUtua wa
Court or Appeals Of the Common
wealth in the casr Of Joe ". watts
W.. the state. Watts the record says.
Court Of UopGwe!l .or violation OF
the prohibition law ana fined 81 and
costs and sentenced 10 serve ak
Jnonths Ia jail, the latter being added
because 1T was declared the prisoner
had been convicted 81 a similar Of
Tense at Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
cu,r.. Three with ,inr.ins Liquor

Six detectives last ni%dt rnidoi
house located at Is East Marshall
captured y stiil. The men are John
Eaghy. J. Il. Watts and ". l.. hudson.
They were taken to the Second polio"
station beside the SIN half kcg
OF mash was found and other mater
ials for manufacturing liquor accord
ing to the report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
CAPITAL FAILS To ENTHUSE
OVER O'CALLAGHAN ARRIVAL
InrI-nIinh Mnm.. l

WASlilNGTON. Jan. i.--lmmiGra
ton officials here, in conjunction with
officials Of the state Department, are
not ovcrjoych with tho problem pre-
scntcd them through the appearance
in this country OF Daniel O'CalIaEhan,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
G.. {. Il q. To Issue Bonds.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE caro-
I'm" tl!nchucld and ONO Railway
,nWnHny was authorized today by tho
lh'rrsiLt" Commerce Comm iSsion to
issue iiL""n- wear . per cent cuInu'a-
iive neon" 1cbcnturcs. ttotdling S.
pnt.byD 10 retire $il2i.0 600 Of ohliga-
tlpus which fen ne ON January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
Issue. National I,nnIs can.

WASl!INGTON. Jan. 5.--Thc Comp
troilcr OF the Currency today Issue,
Q call for the condition OF I'll nationa
hanks at IN" close OF business 81
WcAMcanaY, DcCcmher 20.