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Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

proved for the Town OF Holyoke:
Holyoke, Colorado
Ordinance No. 4. Series Of 1921
An Ordinances to Provide for an Annual
Appropriation Bill
Be II Ordained by the Incorporated
Town OF Holyoke. Phillips County. Colo
rado.
and Six Tenths Qf.6) Mills on the Dol
lar of the assessed valuation OF the prop
erty of the Town of Holyokc. be and is
hereby levied and ordered for the year
1922. said levy being considered neces-
sary to meet the following estimate OF
eNpenscs.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25
Valuation. s1.s27. $50. a,,s 90 1850

Section .. This Ordnance shall take
effect and be In full force from and after
its passage. approval and publication ac-
cording to law
Passed and approved this 17th day OF
October. a. ID. 1921.
Ii. NJ. HARMS. Mayor
W. Il. Heginbotham. Town Clerk.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25
Holyoke. colo. Nov. .. 1Ns

BOARD met Durspnnt to adjournment
1ll members OF Board and Clerk present
on motion the following claims We're
allowed.
Harm Horte. labor fair grounds isJ6
Goo kortc. labor fair grounds ial5
koeno lSorte. labor fair grounds II u
Town Of lIolyok". supplies ...... 10 as
Town of IiolNoke. supnlies ..... $3.50
Town OF iiolvolse. Rights and water
~ court house .+..-...s....... 211.is
house October ..'......,....... res,
Red Seal OH Co. oil roads purp 20 90
on motion Board adjourned to meet
AZ | O'Clock u, IN.
board met pursuant TO adjournment
all members OF Board and clerk present
Claim Of Ed nirks for dragging coun-
~ road WIS allowed for......... 1i.5
ON motion Board adjourned to meet
IT o'clock u. m. Nov. 10. 1921
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25

Oh moUoh Inc Following levy WAS ap-
proved for the Town of Haxtun:
Ordinance No. s3
An Ordinance to Provide for an Annual
Appropriation Bill
he IL Ordained by the Board OF Trust.
ees of the Incorporated Town OF Haxtun
Phillips County, Colorado.
Section l. That n levy OF Fifteen
Mills on the dollar of the assessed val
uation Of the property OF the Town OF
HaStun be and the same is hereby lew
led and ordered for the year 1922 said
levy being necessary to meet the follow
ing estimate of exnensea. =
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-25
Valuation. ,I,o7,.sss' 90 '''-0

Valuation. $I.o7i. $500
Section 9. This Ordinance shall TAX.
effect and be In full force and effect from
and after Its passage. approval and pub
iiration according to law.
1921.
J. A. BROOKS. Ma. or
w. T.. Lumms. Town Clerk and Recorder
Read In full AT an adjourned regular
meeting OF the Board the 10th day OF
October. 1921 Read In fun u second
time ~ u regular meeting OF III. Board
the 18th dny OF October. 1921. and duly
passed, approved and adopted.
j. \. BROOKS, Mayor.
Attest:
". r Lummis. Town Clerk and Recorder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
LIEUT.. CONEYS CONDITION
REPORTED MUCH WORSE
NJ N.soeLatea IIreas. ]

NNTDiit.I MISS, March 27.-'rhc
condition Of Lieutenant ". u. Couey,
who was injured when his airplanc
crashed into u tree near Monroe. La.
yarly Friday morning, shows q de-
cidcd change for the worse. accord
ing to statements Of his physicians
late this afternoon.
According to a bulletin ISSUED hy
ms physicians the ljcutcnant's tenn
p"raturc is iG3 -: with cubarrass-
ncnt OF respiration. IN indication OF
pneumonia has also been noted Ills
phys!riaris now hold but little hope
for his recovery, although they state
there is Il very slight chance that he
wili recover.
Mrs T.. +. Coney. his mother. Of
brunswick, Ga, Mrs. w. IT, DcNoc. an
aun;. ut Jacksonville. Fla. ana T. f..
Concy. :, brother. Of Erunswick. Ga.
arrived here shortly before noon to-
day Liautcuani coney was conscious
when his relatives arrived and
greeted them chccrfully. Ills mother
Is almost prosirat"d. hut is hearing
np hravcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
20 SAILORS AND | CAPTAIN
DIE FOR KR0NSTADT REVOlT T
LEV Associated Drnss /

iiELSiNGroRS, March 27.--Twen-
ty sailors front the hattlcship Sc
hastopol. including sub Captain
bcnicrn, were executed Immediately
after they had been sentenced by a
rcyolutionary tribunal in Petrograd
on March 20. according TO the
krasnya Gnzota. They were tried on
the charge OF having been ring lead
ers OF the battlcah!p Revolt during
the kronstadt episode and because
their bombnrdmcnt from tho warship
had caused thousands of casualties.
IL was declared.
No mention Is made BY the news
paper OF the fate o: tile other prison
crS in Pctcrhof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
TOKYO MPERHED By
7WEL YE MILLION FIRE
Try .Associatcd rrcss.I

TOKYO, March 27.-Thc Who'll. ,itv
OF Tokyo was impcrilcd last nigh,
by the greatest nrc with which =, ,.
been visited In Il decade. Th,. CON.
nacration J,s,r,vo, mo-,
y '''
:" nc north
western part OF the city. Involving
loes estimated At - .0up. o0o Won
,uorma,lv uho,,, 81. o,o,
sands or .,,.
'''' "o'ne-
"''H' "''" 10" persons were injured.
The burned buildings Included ihrc.
hospitals. a bank and scynr,I
,,,.;,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
DECLARES SOVIET HOLDS
u. S. CAPTAIN AS CLUB
lHy Associated rrcss. |

NOZZLE. ALA. March 27.-Add:-
tional information OF the condition
OF Captain l:mme, kilpatrick. now
serving twenty years in Il Russian
prison Oh a chars" OF condcmning a
Russian Communist IN America Was
received here today by pr. q. =. XII
patrick. his brother from Solomon.
Conn. former prisoner OF til" Hul-
shcvists at Moscow. now released
Conn was well acquainted with
Captain Fitzpatrick. He described the
condition Of the Aycrican prisoner
who IS confined with several other
Americans and "a number OF cz-cho-
Siovakian prisoners in what was for
merry Il cement structure. The man
said the prisoners had every Oppor-
tunity 10 exercise. but the food was
not sufficient for an able bodied man.
The cause for the sentencing az
Captain Fitzpatrick. the letter states.
Is that the Soviet government wishes
I" hold this as club in forcing
America Ia recognize the new Rus
Sian government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
HOME LOAN BANKS
TO RELIEVE HOUSING
SHORTAGE IN AMERICA
kiddies Will Roll Easter
Eggs on White House Lawn

WASH! !INGTON. March 27.-Af-
tor a lapse of four years. Easter.
egg rolling will hc permitted on
tho Whit" House grounds tomor.
row. and Washington youngsters
viii roam at will over the inn
ucnsc l,wn that stretches toward
tho Potomac. Grown-upS. except
thos" accompanying children. viii
b" barred
The President and Mrs Harding
have signi'i"d their intention Of
spending part OF The afternoon
With the rollers. The Marine
Sand Viii furnish music.
rhc annuai froiic was discon-
tinuch by President Wilson in 1871.
after war was declared Mr. Will
son aiwaye insisted whilc Ii, Nas
President that all should nc i:"e
10 com" and would not rcstric:
;tduittancc 10 holders Of cards.
President and Mrs. Harding have
taken Il similar position, ana no
cards for tomorrow have been is-
sued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
OLD MAGYAR DANCES TO
REPLACE NEW JAZZ STEPS

HubAr"::;T. March Tho foN-
tr"i, ih" "nc step ana JAZZ music have
been baaish"d from tn" dance halls
OF Hungary hy decree of the Minis
ter OF Homo Affairs who character
yea them as dcca Lent aud Injurious
!" the younger generation Ia their
place. ih" dancing masters nave been
"fti"'hily requested t" bring INTO
vogue the Old magyar dances. which
had fallen int" disusc
II is understood in this connection
that Monsignor Schiopp. tho papaI
nnncI" here, had made representations
regarding the control u: Immoral
h"ncc*." considering their regulation
as Ealing within ecclesiastical au-
thOritN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
CANADA WILL. ASK
HUNS FOR RBERGD0|I
Dominion Authorities w n t
American Draft Dodgcr
for Forgery.
U. S. REGARDS CASE CLOSED
Will Be Seized by Uncle Sam
in Event Of Deportation as
Undesirable Alien.
U. S. REGARDS CASE CLOSED

WASiIiNGToN March - canad,
is "a bout to ask that Grover cleveland
EcrgdoIl ricl, american diar fusi-
tive. ho tnrncd over by tho German
spv"rnn"nt !" tho Dominion a1i,hori-
tics on charge Of forgery. 1t w.s
learned today
Will" This action is NOT by i'r"rt
request Of ,his government. d, -
known thht s"vcrnl Informal coirmu-
nicati"us hay" passed between ihe
state department aud officials repre-
s"ntinr the Dominion ann ,h., as a
r"Sul, this understanding mas been
r"hch"d For tho prcs"us. therefore.
cniciais Of the state ana War be
partmcnts regard III" E"rgdou case
as closed. 50 far as they are con-
c"rncd. since II appears :" hr = part
of tho understanding that when tho
fugitive has been convicted or for.
giuc his passport on, 81 Canada. M.
vii, y" d"rort"d as an undesirable
alien. Deportation. uaturallv. would
oe TO the United States wh.rc ~
would he seized immciiar s.
VIII Surrender I. =. Soldiers.
S"'S"ants N'af ana Iimmcr. Nmor-
Lean soldiers. who w"r" recently con-
ricicd OF violating tn. sriore!.utv
of Germany" hy attempting 10 arrest I
EcrIdnIl on German soil. wtri ~
turned over conditiouaUy to Major
General Henry T. Ailou. commander
"F tn" United states forces on the
Hn.nc. IT is nov expected IN Official
c-clcs hor".
Germany is said "a h. v.ilIi,,. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Mrs. l1arding's Easter
Hat is of Black Straw
IBy United NcwYl

WASiII%GToN. Mnrch 10
Mrs. Warren .. Harding Faster
hat was Of hl;Ick straw. trimmed
With aigr"ttca
She wore it when sbc wcu, 10
church with President HARDING.
The church Was calvary Eaptis,.
Hundreds gathered abou; tho
doors 10 catch "a glimpse of Tho
fr"sidcn; and his wifc.
Thc President wore q high silk
hat. aud a morning suit.
Mrs lIardiuE's gown was biuo.
Both smiled and bowed To tho
crowd. and the President waved
his hand; as the ubiuuitious movie
men started work
The Reverend STANLEY i burko..
president Of Howard University.
preached. The President ana hi.
w'i" Joined in the singing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Throw open nr,n Ma~r 10 Poor.

PfiILADELPhIA. PA, March 27.--
The doors of Hryn Mawr College viii
he thrown open this summer TO poor
girls and women Industrial "orkers.
in order that they may obtain tho
benefits OF higher education" said
AZ announcement .o!ay All oN.
penSes of such students vii, be paid
through the maintenance or scholar
ships. hy tho 'Pryn Mawr alumna6
aud others, the number pf such s:u-
dents to total seventy. 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
SUGGESTED BILLS
OFFER SOLUTION TO
VEXINC PROBLEMS
Senate Committee Makes Rec
concentrations to Remedy
Situation.
BODY WOULD APPROPRIATE
5 BILLIONS FOR PURPOSES
Sweeping Legislative Program
Proposed to Meet Conditions
Now Obtaining.
my j. ErcdcrIck E:..nrr

N"ShihStoh correspondent OF The
fines Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. March o,-Aftcr
laying down tn" general proposition
that there j. today scarcity of l.
"o""o" homes in America. the Senate
Committee OF Reconstruction I'm it's
report made public today declares
thai TIA. remedy for this situation is
I" Il" found in providing better trans
r"rta,ion facilities. an abundance OF
fuel, credit for ,oans and full infor-
nation as to the best methods OF
housing construction.
1t Is estimated by this committee
which has devoted practically a year
TO investigation. that a total of SIS
o"o0uN.oo0 viii be needed to bring
about reconstruction in the country
OF which $4,000, 100000 should go to
th" railroads, $4,000. 600, 900 for houses,
S2.nr0ono.o oou for public utilities. and
several billions more" Cor highways.
waterways and other similar enter
priScs
Kcr"n,mcnd Measures 10 Congress-
sweeping icgisiativc program Is
proposed by the committee TO meet
the conditions which il has discoy-
commended Ia Congress. including the
LA Toilette coal publicity hil!. which
was offered al the last session as a
substitute for tho Calder coal-con-
trol bill. These measures arc:
y bill To establish in the Depart
mcnt of Commerce. division for
gathering and disseminating infor-
nation as to the best construction
practices and methods technical and
cost data and matters relating 10
city planning in order to "ncoura -e
Sinndardiza zion aud improved build
az practices throughout the coun-
try.
HiiI Provides for Publication.
y bill to provide for gathering and
publication by existing governmental
agencies OF current facts as 10 pro-
duction. distribution. available sup
plies. standards Of quality. costs and
realization OF coal.
An amendment to the Transporter
tion act directing the Interstate Com
mercc Commission not to declare,
without hearings. an emergency
which will give preference of pri-
ority in transportation.
An amcndmrnt TO the Federal re-
serve act 10 permit the Federal Re-
serve Board to direct the use of saw
inEs and time deposits of national
banks for LONGTIME loans. thus Civ
ing such deposits greater security
and supplying a source Of long time
money for home building.
Have Home Lonn Banks.
y home loan bank bill! to provide
for district home loan banks which
may. sell, under Federal supervision.
bonds secured by the aggregated
loans deposited by the member
banks.
An amendment, limited to five
years. 10 the revenue act OF 1918. to
provide for the exemption from eN-
cess profits and income taxes. of the
fronts on the sales of dwelling
houses where such profits. plus an
equal amount. arc rcinvested in
dwelling house construction.
IN amendment to the revenue act
ot 1918 Ia exempt from taxation in
tercst on loans up 10 10000 on inn
proved real estate used for dwelling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Dir I;lMnrd LnrL Dirs.

CLIFTON SfHi\ -. y. y. MarcH
"7.-Thc death of Rcv. Edward Lord.
H. - oldest alumnus Of Williams
college. two days before the one hun.
hrcdth anniversary of his birth. oc-
CURED here today. Ills son, chester
: Lord. was tor tEirty-two years
manasiuS editor ot tho New YORK
sun. ana his grandson. Kenneth =.
Lord. is now city editor of Tia" New
Nnrk iLcrnlh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
SIM FEM ARSON CAMPAIGN
HItEtIiS OUT kfRESIi; q Fires
| Ny LnItch rrrAs.l


LONDON, March "1--T The Sim
F';n arson campaign directed aralust
English farmers for the evident pur-
pose OF causing terror broke ont
aircsh during the week end. this time
in the vicinity of Newcastle. SIX
fires were reported az Walls"nd. lar
row. Comsctt. .Ashing;on. Kcnton and
south shields, all occurring stimuli
;ancOnsly There was no loss of life.
but the damage amounts Ia several
thousand pounds.
one SuSrcci was arrested
Home uuir Law Operative Mny 3.
The British authorities. apparently
determined to make good their an
rounccd intention Of iuS;itutmg the
home rule law, confirm the announce
mcnt that tn" law will become OPP
crativc on May ,, on April 10. how
ever. the provisions which empower
cssary TO make arrangements for The
election will become effective The
elections are 20 be held in May.
From Belfast conc reports that the
Sim Fcincrs are schcming to prevent
the election and tho functioninr Of
the Ulster Parliament officials. fore
warned Of an alleged plot I" llidnap
the election officials and capture the
ballot boxes on the eve of the clrc-
ton. say il viii be futile for the
rebels {" make the attempt,
The Dail F.ireaum is attempting 10
tighten the boycott against England
and Ulster, having added agricultural
implements to the list OF boycoucd
goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
EX-PRESI0EMT WILSON MAY
SPEND VACATION AT QUIMBY

Especial t" The Times Dispatch.
ON y = - . k. VA. March -
James W Downing. owner oi thc
handso;u" old Van Ness estate at
ouinby. has offered the manor house
to IN President Wilson for month.
1t is one Of the prctiiest places on
the Eastern shore hciHs opcn 20 the
bay.
Mr. Wilson answered tho letter ct
Mr. Downing personally. He stated
that 4 lir gained Suriiciou: strength
l!c might come down the .asi of Aprii
OF til, nrs; of May. While President
Mr. cleveland came 80 Hog Island
several times 10 fish ana gun. ana
President Harrison shot ducks in the
northern part of the county ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Many Expressions OF Grief.
nrlgian Aml.assador send. Note.

WASHlNGTON MarCh a.-Ey Ill
rection "t the Bclsiam government.
Baron de Cartier H. Mnrchirnnc. am
hnSshd0v from Belgium, today sent TO
bsh"p t"r:!ean at Raltlmor. II mes
sag" "Nprcss!u" deep sorrow at tho
loss - ali mankind" in the death OF
Cardinal Gibbons ~ the official
representative Of his government. the
baron VIII attend the funeral Thurs
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
". IL. William, ncnrn, Home.

II, Williams TO-DAY concluded his WORK
as Assistant secretary OF War and
left for his homo At Richmond. Va.
Colonel j Mayhew Wainwright Will
take tho faih as Assistant Secretary
Of War Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
NIP PLOT TO BOMB
MOUNT Joy PRISON
Police Thwart Plan to Free
Sim Fein Prisoners. Con-
demned to Die.
REVIVE ARSON CAMPAIGN
Six Fires Reported in Vicinity
of Newcastle-One Sus-
pcct Arrested.
REVIVE ARSON CAMPAIGN
-, \. T.. Johnson,

'h''t" news St"n Correspondent.
h''''>' N"rch -'---N plot &"
w" UP portion 81 Mount Joy
''S'" '" r,l'aS" several hundred
l" ""hs' mas been
''''''' '"' "''"'"'hE 10 nho'iciai IN
'''
P''' ""S !" nave heoh carried
o"' ''"' according /" the re-
p"''' IL :" "e'''N""' however. to
n">' "tt" 'o'npI"'"'N frustrated by
wv "PI"r'"''' seizure on FRIDAY of Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
MilIionnirc Drop, Dead nj uo,,,

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March ~.
C. +. Phillips, aged so. millionaire
lmmbcrman. OF Flint. Mich. droppc,l
dead in Il local hotel this morning
having stopped here while en- rout.
homo from 81 Petersburg, Fla. with
his wife. He was apparently in the
best OF health, having spent the win
ter In Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
One nil'ch. two shot in rnm,,, Row

STATESHORo. GA. March -.
lack Mcits, once tried on u charge
Of murder. was shot and killed here
today by his fathcr-inlaw John Rcs-
senS"r Mrs. Rcsssngcr was :;ho: n
The arm by hor son in his attempt to
shoot McttS. and Il Ii-yrar.old son
OF BcssinGer's WAS shot Though the
lungs by AIcttS The sheriff said
Bessenger .confGssed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
HARDING TO INVESTIGATE
DISABLED SOLDIERS CARE
Will Select Special Committee tu
Conduct Exhaustive Inquiry
Into Situation.
CONGRESS- TO HEAR FINDINGS
Purpose of Movement Is To Correct
Any Abuses Which May Have
Dcvclopci-.ictiun on Matter to
Start Immediately.

WASiiINGTON. March a7.--prcsi-
den, Harding decided today TO have
an exhaustive investigations made oi
the manner in which the government
is carinr for disabled war vcic-
rams. Within few days. II was am
nounccd at the White House. he Will
select special committee t" condnct
The inquiry
The President, Is was said. is de-
,crmined t" lay the wnoic situation
frankly before Congress and the
country for the purpose u: correct
ing amy abuses that may have do
N"l"prd. Th" Investigators will b,
instructed to recommend i.gi,lation
that ia their opinion may be n.ccs
S;tvy I" remedy the situation.
t"nfcrs with Authorities.
Decision 10 inauguratc an inquiry
was reached by the President aftcr
he had conferred today with Charles
g. Dawes, Chicago. who served II,
Frame" as a brisadier- general in
charg" of thc division of procure
mcui OF supplies; T. W. L;aibraiih. ma
tionai commander of the American
Legion; Thomas W. Miller, alien
property custodian. and a former
overseas officer; Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt. OF the Nevy Department.
ana ms personal physician. BriEadier-
General &. l.. Sawyer who is conduc
ing survey of the governments
pubic welfare agencies. All live had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
CARDINAL s BODY RESTS
IN TIE CATHEDRAL TODAY
VIII Lie in State Until Funeral
Pr"ccssion, Thursd:y
Morning.
CATAFALQUE Is ERE,CTEu
More Tributes Are Received From
Men of National aud Interim.
al Promincncc-Tcnta
Program FOR Oh>cuuicS.
cATAFALQUE Is ERECTED
LEN Assoc,n1ol rr....

BALTIMORE. MD. March 27.-Thc
h"dY of James Cardinal Gibbons ,yil,
l." born" tomorrow morning from hi.
b"dclambor in tho archi.piscopaI
residence into the cathedral. whore +,
Will lie IN state mtl Thursday
morning
After the final Easter service in
the ca,hcdra! tonight tho catafalnuc
was erected Just outside the snnctu.
ary AT tn" head of the central aisle
The catafalquc viii b. drapcd in rich
cloths. and tn" cardinals body.
clothed in his ycstmants.S will Il,
placed upon II. 'rh" guard Of honor
rom tho Catholic laymcn's orrauizn-
ons will be maintained constantly
throughout Tho whole time tn. body
VIII lie in STATE. Th" public will ha
admitted tomorrow Tucsday and
Wednesday, between II y. NJ. ana II
T. NJ
hoid First Ccrcmnn. To-day.
The iirs' ceremony OF tn. ,ar,iinars
funeral viii he requiem high mass n,
!" o'clock tomorrow morning for
children.
Tho order OF tn" funeral procession
for Tuesday morning has practic,,ly
been arranged. being tentatively as
follows
First section Master of core.
monies; professional. cross-bca~cra
and acolytes seminary choir; tn.
regular clergy n tho habits of tho
various orders. tho secular clergy in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
SNOW. HAIL AND WIND
CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGES

LINCOLN. NEH. March 27-Eastcr
sunday hr"ugh; u return Of winter
=" Nebra ska with Il fall of snow in
som" places. Wind which reached al
most tornado proportions. did con-
siderable damage between Hastings
ANA rrumbuil. Killing live stock and
razinS telephone pohcs and dcmolish
ing outbuildinrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
|NOMEN'S DISARMAMENT
BODY URGES CONFERENCE
10 President, Asking for inter- =
national Meeting
SENATOR BoK,u MAKES TALt
Issue Prepared AT Mnss.Mccting.
Congress Will BE Called Upon 10
Cut Naval and Military Appro
priaiiOnS.
lnv r.nitc,lN.n. i

WASIiINGToN, March I:csolu-
tions urging that an international
conference bc called 70 discuss arrna-
ment limitation viii bc presented to
President Harding between now ana
Ap'l H. when tho special session
of Congress convencs
I'll" resolutions wor, adopted AZ.
"a mass ue"tine; hero held under aus
piro- of 'h" worn"ns world Dsarm-
,mcn' Committee.
othcr resolutions adopted call ON
Congress to cut IN. appropriations
for military and naval purposes.
Women VIII Present HIIL
- Is proposed TO have 81 commit
tee composed OF on. woman from
zach state present the resolutions TO
Harding aud conSress ional leaders
Senator Borah, OF Idaho. who has
argued against continuation Of Tho
l'ld naval building program. vas th.
principal speaker
"N"nriy 90 per cont OF our eNpcn-
ditires arc for wars. past and anticI-
ratcd.' said Rorah. This is the
thinS that is driving US 10 financial
"'S"St"f. You cannot r"iiev. taxes
." any rer''p'!hl" degree 10y smis--
"s i"w clerks ~ d"partmca's
Want. 40 yer cen, .Sn,nrc tu,.
He urged that 4 savage cut''
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rather than "nibhlc" i'm tho 10 p.r
cont and argued tha, the only way
TINS could b. accompli shed Is through
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representative fr"'r. oi Wisconsin.
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