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DEPUTY SHOT TO DEATH;
HIS AsSA|LhNT MAY DIE
Tried to Serve Warrant on Ex-
Soldier Charged With Usin.
Gun on Girls Father.
ANOTHER OFFICER is HURT
Governor Promises ANY Assistance
Necessary Owing to- Intensity of
Feeling in Fayetteville, y. c.,
Over Shooting Yesterday.
tNy Associated Press. !

FAYErTENlI.LE. y. -. Jan. aS.-
Deputy sheriff NJ. y. Blue WAS shot
ara killed b. Thomas II. Clayton, OF
New York. form. "rly a soldier at Camp
EragE Clayton was perhaps fatally
womndod by Blue. and Deputy w. o.
Patrick WAS shot through the thigl,
here carly This afternoon when the
officers attempted 10 arrest tho cX-
soldier on warran, sworn out by
\. y. Lindsey. into whose house Clay
ton is said TO have forced himself AT
;hc point or a pistol last night.
Sheriff McGeachy reported the trag-
edy TO Governor Morrison. who to-
night promised an: assistance in his
power, but. in spit. Of the rcpor: !!
intensity Of .:os!ng in Faycttcvilic
over the affair RETAINED from call
ing out troops on tho assurance OF
the sheriff that nCthinG would hap
pen during the night.
The tragedy resulted from CLAY
tons attentions 20 LindSey'S dauGh-
ter. IL is said. The warrant chars sing
assault with a deadly weapon was
SWORN out this morning by Lindsey.
who pointed out the former soldier
to the officers just as clayton was
leaving his daughter at street cor
ncr.
While Deputy Eiuc WAS reading
the warrant. Ciaytcn drew an auto
matte pistol from his coat pocket ana
started shooting. Blue fell. shot
twice through the stomach. hut rails
ed himsel: on the elbow and shot
Clayton ,hrouga the lung after the
latter had wounded Deputy Patrick.
All three men were taken to Il
hospital nearby. where Blue died
this afternoon.
Clayton IS seriously wounded and
physicians say he may die.
Lindsey declared today that ne had
recently received a threatening letter
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no APPROPRIATION FOR
JAMES RIVER COMING;

kichmond may cXpcc; nothing i'm
the way OF additional improvements
10 the harbor and James River. Rep
ieseniatire a !. Montague go adj
viacs Caa irnan Joseph c. Nunnaly.
or The Council Committee on Rivers
and iiarbors which was preparing ID
send delegation TO Washington to
press the matter OF ar approximation.
IL his letter 10 Mr. Nuanally, received
yesterday. the Richmond Congress
man says: NO hearing will be- ac-
corded by the subcommittee on tn.
river ana harbor bill to your.-l. or
IA" c"nmit;". of Interested parties
from Richmond. as heretofore. prom
!sed me by the chairman OF the sub
committee. The committee has al
ready determined upon a bill carry
ing s3o.oo0.o0o, bat even this bill Will
be censored and modified by the
steering committee Of the House to n
lump sum OF some &12 00c,O00 or Sl5.-
100000. TO be spent a; the discretion
OF the chief OF engineers. Therefore
! cannot hope that James River Will
fare any better than She has for the
past TWO or three years.
one of the chief purposes OF the
present Congress is TO reduce the eN-
pcnditures Of the government in order
that by comparison OF anal results
the advantages will be with the Re-
publicans and the river and harbor
biil is now TO bear disproportionatel IS
the brunt OF such reduction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
RIOT ON SHIP AT NORFOLK
Police RescrVrs From Three Districts
Are Called out to Qucll De
srrting Crew.

bS ASSDCldiet iEeSS.J
NORFOLK. VA. Jan. aS.-Ninc
aimed guards on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad piers at I-ambers
r"nt early tonight qucllcd a mutt
ny a1oard the Japanese steamer Tia
hc Maru, when thirty-seven Chinese
seamcn. denied shore leave, made an
attempt To desert the ship after over
coming their officers.
y vollcy of rifle shots met tho mutt
nocrs as they started down the gang
plank, Kwok Vow. the alleged leader,
being shot through the head and
-obably fatally wounded.
Police reserves were hurried TO the
piers TO put the crew under guard.
The men applied for shore leave in
the afternoon and were refused om-
GERS state. Shortly after dark they
assembled in the hold. where they
armed themselves with wrcnchcs.
axes and clubs. and made sortie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
BRINGS WEDDING GUEST
FROM CAPITAL IN IS MINUTES
Assistant Secretary of War Williams Flies TO Nupas
Here From Office in Washington in Third
of Time of Fastest Express

only forty-iive minutes after lcay-
ing Washington. ID. c.. William r.
Williams. Assistant Secretary OF War,
stepped from an army airplanc at
the state Fair Grounds here Thurs
day evening, having made the Jour
ncy at an average speed OF lO5 miles
an hour He Will leave Richmond
Monday at $3.50 a. NJ. with the in
tcntion of taking up his tasks at
his desk in the War Department at
1890 o'clock.
Mr. Williams came to Richmond to
attending tho wedding OF Miss Doreen
Fitz Gerald and Daniel 81. Bemiss, a
relative, which took place Thursday
evening. Captain Ockar, army avi-
ator. accompanied Mr.. Williams. The
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8 BILLION MARKS A
YEAR DEMANDED AS
GERMAN WAR TOLL
Sliding Scale Covering AZ
Year Period Is Plan
Agreed On.
SUDDEN AGREEMENT
CLOSES WIDE BREACH
Belgian Delegation Given Credit
for Uniting French and
British on Question.
I'D NALOREM TAX Is ADDED
Allies Would Receive Kcparations
In Proportion with Prosperity
Of Nanquishcd Nation.
SUDDEN AGREEMENT
CLOSES WIDE BREACH
AD vALoREM TAX is ADDED
Niles Would Receive Kcp,ratjons
In Proportion With Prosperity
Of Nanquislcd Nation.
lBy Associated rrcssI

PAIsiS. Jan. 20 Saturday The
session ot the commiitc" Of experts
oi IN" Allied Supreme Council ended
az l-:3o o'clock ,his morning, after
haElnS reached "A complete agreement
on the system Of annual payments OF
''raratons 10y Germany and an
huIties on Gcrmany's foreign trade.
~ now remains only for the plcuar.
SIt'inE or the supreme Council todn =
Saturday TO indorsc tn. agreement.
ura" up agreements for the Erus-
scis exports and fix penalties fo- de-
faults by Germany
'rcmicr BRAND declared as h"
came from tho meeting early this
morning, that the conference of th,.
supreme council would not break up
"I,nout having reached a definite
decision
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FIGHT IS EXPECTED ON
BILL TO REDUCE ARMY
appropriations i'iIl on Floor
of House.
WONDER AT WILSON'S Acr,o,
Chairman Kahn Thinks IL Mistake
10 Cut Regulars to 10000 nt
PrrScnt+Ainy Withdraw .Nmcri-
cans From German Territory.
LEy Associntcd rrcss.l

WASAINGTON. Ian. cS.-St torn
warnings were up in the House to-
day over proposals OF the Appropria-
tons Committee to pare tho regular
army down Ia 10000 men.
The appropriation bill making pro-
vision for that number during the
next fiscal year was reported by
Chairman Anthony, Of an appropria-
ton subcommittee. but IL was indi-
Gated that Republican members OF th.
Military Committee planned to fight
il out on the floor. Several members
asserted their unwillingncss to ac-
crpt further reduction below the
$4,000 figure fixed by House and SEN
ate recently III a resolution which
reached the White House today for
consideration Of the President.
Under the resolution, which di.
reefs that recruiting he stopped un-
I'll the present enlisted strength Of
more :han 100000 gets down to- l7s.-
900. the army would not reach the
lower strength in the normal course
before next September. The proposed
cut OF 10000. however. would pre-
sumably leave the War Department
without funds or authority TO main i.
tain force in excess OF that num-
bcr after June 30.
Wilson Nuy Not Act.
There was speculation among army
officials today as 10 what action Pres
ident Wilson would take on the l1s,
600 resolution. In some quarters IL
was thought he might let 1t go back
tn Congress without his signature. TO
bccone II law at the expiration OF
ten days. expressing dissent to the
plan in that way. II was admitted.
however, that no indication had been
seen as TO the attitude MIR. Wilson
would take.
Chairman Kahn. of the Military
Committee. said he believed il would
be mistake la cut the army below
lI5.Ono ut this time. In reference 10
Representative .tnthonys statement
yesterday that President Elect Hard
ing favors the 10000 figure. Repre-
sentative Kahn said that in his con-
ference at Marion he got the impres.
sion that Mr.. Harding regarded that
step as advisable 'ult;matelv." but
not ut once.
The army appropriation bill, rs re-
ported TO the House today. carried
an item OF $4,000 for purchase OF
textbooks and necessary expenses OF
instruction OF the field artillery
schools a, Fort Sill. Oklahoma: Camp
Knox. Kentucky, and Camp Bragg.
North Carolina. and $1,000 for the
purchase OF materials and instru-
ments for the practical and theorcti-
cal instruction in field artillery ac-
tivitics at the three schools. The
coast artillery school at Fort Mon
roe. Virginia. was given s2S,00o. and
the infantry school at Camp BenninE,
Georgia. $4,000.
Provides for I5O.OOO.
Framed TO provide for Il force of
10000 regulars. the bill carried a
total OF S32SS6l.l@S. reduction Of
sG3.6?1.2.2 from current appropria-
tons. The War Department had
asked for s692. .Sll.o7O.
The Philippine scouts. numbering
about $500 men. 1000 dying cadets
and 1900 commissioned officers are
not included in the 10000 total.
Reduction in the army. the COM
CONTINUED on Second paEc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
ToDAY'S ISSUE or
Che Gurning NiSpattl)

will contain two articles of vital
interest To every resident OF south
Richmond.
Ono gives the civic needs and
aspirations Of the community. ns
outlined by the Citizens AsSucia-
fion. This TX the second OF IA series
which will he devoted to the in
tcrests of the natural divisions of
Richmond.
The other article In the contrIbu-
tion of a leading citizen of south
Richmond to The Evening Din
pntch "5o,000 Club. II contains
recommendations which will In
tcrest every South RIchmondcr. II
you do not agree with HIS views.
or II you have further suggestions
to offer, write The Evening Dis
patch 100000 Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
PETERSBURG AROUSED BY
LETTERS SENT TO WOMEN
More Mssives Denouncing 'WorIdliness" of Girls
Received Ycs'erday-"sct Your House in Order
for You Must Die" Is Message of Unknown
Special to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. jan. 2S.-To-
day brought more anonymous letters
TO a number of prominent young So
ciety women OF this city from the un-
known writer, who has taken upon
himself the task OF warning" Peters
burg citizens that they Will suffer
eternal torture" unless they mead
their ways" The unidentified writer
apparently does not tire easily as the
mails have been burdened with many
OF the anonymous communications for
the last few days. while the police
and postal inspectors are bending
every energy TO trace Tho missivcs to
their source.
A PROMINENT Petersburg lawyer was
today added = the list OF those who
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GERMANY MUST MAKE.
REGULAR YEARLY PAYMENTS

PAISIS. Jan. 1s.-A solution OF the
problem of German rcparations was
tentatively reached late tonight by
the committee Of experts appointed
Yesterday by the allied supreme couu-
eli. Confidence was expressed that
the council would approve the com
mittec's plan tomorrow.
Toe proposed scheme provides for
tho payment OF annui,ics on slid e.
ii."- scale OF from 1900 600. 900 to b.
G"".vvo.o0o gold marks over period
% ~ Iobably forty-two years and also
l2i- per cent I'D val"rcin tax on
German exports. SO that her creditors
would be paid according to Germany's
prosperity
Tho sudden ironing out OF differ
'nccs came after two days oi "A con-
tiuUally widening breach that threat
orlod TO break up the conference. IT;
being virtually suspended. except 70!
private conferences. Official French
circles give the Belgian dcltgation
credit for the success in rcconcil inr
tnc iiriiiai, AMI French viewpoints
The project in us final form. when
approved by the supreme council. vii!
be submitted To Germany for accept
ance as an agreement outside Of
Article 2G3 OF the peace treaty, which
intrusts the rcparations commission
with the task or fixing the amount
of indemnity. The nanothcr confer
encc will be called to which the Ger
mans Will he invited.
In Session mt Midnight
The committee of experts was in
a nj oh
question OF shortening the period OF
payments 10 thirty years. for which
the treaty OF Versailles specifically
provides. But il Is expected that the
period OF forty-two years finally will
he adopted. as the whole agreement
is outside the treaty and the longer
period of payments will make the task
easier for Germany.
Conferences between small groups
OF the delegates went on this after
noon in an effort 20 clear up the tan
gle in the situation which had arisen
NJ. BRAND. the French Premier, after
leaving the British Premier, Lloyd
George, consulted with his colleagues
Of the Cabinet and later returned for
another talk with Lloyd George.
Meantime Lloyd George had re-
ccived the British and Belgian repre-
scntatireS on the special rcparations
committee appointed Thursday AID
after some discussion these repre-
ecntativcs returned TO the session of
the committee which has been sus-
pended during their absence. After
the conversation with Lloyd George.
the members of the committee seemed
somewhat more hopeful. a great deal
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have received letters from the mys-
terious. the miss!ve sent to the attor-
aey being of the same vein OF many
others which reached Petersburg
resdents. No formal complaint has
been made TO the federal authorities
as yet. but postal inspectors are
working to briae the unknown author
to justice.
God says to you the Kingdom OF
Christ is near ut hand and be you
watchful and diligent in good work
lest you be found wanting" Is tbs
surprising message contained in one
OF the letters received by a PETERS,
burg society girl.
Another letter roads as follows:
God says to you the Kingdom of
Christ Is near at hand. You have
tcontinped on Second E5as5 ~
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Negro Jokes With Guards
Before Going to Scaffold

HALTIMOHE. MD. Jan. .S.-
George IL. Terry, negro assaiInnt
OF n white woman OF Mount WI
mans, n suburb, WINS hanged mt the
city Jni1 today. On the scnfYOId he
declared he wns innocent, saying
his father knew the mnn for whokc
crime he was convicted.
Terry jOked with his guards ns
they were binding him preparatory
to the march to the scnnfold.
: "You sure arc tying n,e up tight"
he said. "Thryc Is no chance of mo
getting away, In theret"
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''-Op. III 4 - 'N N'I' iIi''' Wv N.'b.s'ii
News ServicrD
EBERBACH. BADEN. Jan. 2S-In
a sensational !ntcrvi" "w-:hc frs: he
had given ont sinrc his escape
Grover Cleveland Hergdoll. millions
aire American draf, God:.r. today
declared that arrangements we're
radc 10 buy his freedom for 100000
after hc had been sentenced 20 five
years Imprisonment by an American
cuurtnart!al for dcscr;!on from the
United States army.
ON August 10. 1917. was notified
tina; had been drafted into tn" army
at Philadelphia" said B"rSdoll "iiu;
!: was not until January l. 1920. that
Was arrested at Philadelphia and
later sentenced 10 Eve years by
military court sitting at Governors
Island for desert:on. Al the end OF
tho following April or perhaps tl.
es.nning or May my friends made
arrangements to buy nay freedom
upon paymer, OF 100000 in gold
They aid not tell m" WHO was to
receive the money. They merely
said: That is all ar.angcd and YOU
should be satisfied TO &c, your free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Extra! Coolidge in Jail,
But Only for Two Hours
NY .ASsocIntcd I'rcss.I

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. .S.-Cnlyin
COOL dEc. elect,
spent twu hours In Jail here to-
day.
lie was tho guest of Warden
Zerbit, of the Atlanta Federal peni-
Icrbst, of the Atlanta Federal pcni-
Mrs. Coolidge aud Governors Dor
sey. of GcorEin. nnd Parker. OF
louisiana. The next NIcc-Frcsi-
dent did not talk TO amy OF the
prisoners. it was .aid later, but
simply made the ruunds OF the big
prison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge, here for
the Southern Tariu Congress,
were Eucsts ut reception Inter
In tho dny md were entertained
tonight mt tho Capital city Club.
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train which Mr.. Williams was to
nave taken to Richmond left him.
During part of the trip the plane
vas escorted by another machine,
bearing Brigadicr-GcncIal William
Mitchell. chief Of the air service. The
trip was made in less than a third
OF the time which it takes to go
from Washington TO Richmond by
train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
american Steamer Adrirt.

BERLIN. Jan. oS.-A special dis
patch from Danzig reports that the
American steamer. President Grant,
which was to have taken to :hc
United states 100 Americans of the
ucmohiliZed Polish army. went adrift
in heavy Gal. and is now blocking
the harbor entrance.
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Constable Ix Killed.

DUBLIN. Jan. 2S.--Onc constable
was killed and Divisional Commits
sioner Holmes and five constables
were wounded today in an ambush
near Castle Island. County Kerry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
PLAYMATE KILLS BOY
Of By S7ABBING HIM
THROUGH THE HEART
John Hughes. Aged ~, ar.
rested, Charged Win In
voluntary Mnnslnnghier.

Stabbed through the heart with q
knife by playmate while at play
in the street. Cleveland Morton Smith.
Il 6-ycar-oid colored boy. received
Yesterday Il wound from which he
died almost instantly. John Andrews
Hughes. also colored. aged IL. OF 1929
Taylor Street. was arrested last night
on charge Of involuntary man
slaughter and is being held in the
Juvenile Detention Home
The affair was accidental. witnesses
declare. According To the police, a
group of children were playing in the
street. and the hughes hoy had a
knife with which he was frightening
a girl. AS he poicd the blade ut the
girl she is alleged 10 have cxcla lined.
he careful or YOU will cu, me-:
Following the remark. The boy said.
We'll. / Will cut you" In saying this
he drew back his arm as though TO
strike n blow and in doing so struck
the Smith boy. who was standing be-
hind him This blade entered the
boys body through the heart.
The hoy was picked up and carried
into his home. at 1911 Taylor Street,
and the ambulance summoned iIe
died before medical attention arrived.
Anderson Addresses HusinesS Club.
DANVII.LE. VA. Jan. 28.-Dr Dice
II. Anderson. president OF Randolph
Macon Woman's College. made an ad-
dress here tonight before the Young
Mems Business Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Airpinnc Crash Fatal to ono.

coBLENZ, Jan. IS. - Lieutenant
Clarence NJ. Gutter. of Aassachu-
setts. was killed. and Lieutenant
Chester p. Dorland. of San Diego.
Cal. seriously injured in an nirplanc
accident at noon today. when their
plano went into a tail-spin and
crashed to earth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Two Tots Drop Three
Stories Without Hurt
iBy United Neu..I

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-nc rihn
Mayer. nEcd .. and her bnby sIs-
ter, Flninc. aged ono month, fell
three storics Friday and escaped
without II scratch.
The ch'dren were being held
from window In a burning roon,-
lnE-housc by their father. lie
wnH overcome by SNAKE mud
dropped them into the arms OF tho
crowd below.
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nv FRANK j.. MASoNs.
Stan Correspondent international
News Service.

Copyright 1921 by the international
News Servicr)
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Working Investments

Times-DiSpotch Want Ads
Reach Those Who Bug.
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Richmond Eoents

Read the It'd. Columns
for Current Happenings.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
FARM FIGURES ANNOUNCED
Census Bureau Issues Report OF
Fruit Products

The Department Of Commerce, through
the Bureau of Census at Washington.
D. C., has issued a bulletin giving the
1920 census Of agriculture for the United
States and dealing with fruit products
from the farms in this territory. Ii is
Interesting 10 note that in most cases,
the manufacture Of products derived
from fruits has decreased in the last
ten years.
The number Of gallons Of cider made
on farms in the United States in 1919.
according TO the fourteenth census was
l3.3o5.8O5, as compared with 1855. .9e8
in 1909, representing a decrease of 49,.
2l8.l93 gallons. or SO per cent.
The number Of farms reporting cider
produced in 1919 was 2l6.6l7, as com.
pared with 332.sl0 in 1909.
The number Of gallons Of cider made
into vinegar or 10 be made into vinegar
in 1919 was 6.470,06o, while the quan.
tity OF vinegar made on farms in 1909
'including some vinegar other than cider
vinegar was 7-246.632 gallons. Tn,
quantity Of grape juice made on farm.
in 1919 was 2202.8s8 gallons. There
ia no comparison between this quantity
and The quantity of fwinci and grape
juice Q8.636,225 gallons, /, which wa.
reported for 1909. The number of farm.
reporting grape juice made in 1919 wa.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16

The use Of Christmas cards is recent
DEVELOPMENT, but ihe' have proved SO pop
ular that they arc already. quite an ins,i-
tuition. The first Christmas cards came
ou, abou, 1914, and since then an increas-
ingly large number has been used. These
cards may be found lat every store that
carries such supplies. Some are humors
GUS, some arc original. some are beauii-
full and artistic, and some are, irite and
commonplace.
A, this time Of year the shops are fall
Of these cards. because all the stock is in
and no, enough Of it sold out to deplsic
the variety presented. The Columbia
shops show an interesting array.
Some Of them are quite comical as are a
stack Of bright-colored, raoving rds al
one store. One Of these was c41t-out
liitle,boy- -posiman pulling out Of a bag
a letter marked .'For You" As he pulled
the letter out, his eyes rolled in the di.
-cction Of the house for which the letter
was obviously intended. Another of them
was the figure Of little girl under a
chimney. up which Santa Claus was
mounting. As he climbed up, the little
girls eyes rolled humorousiy up, too.
Another clever one had a squalling
baby pulling cats tail: in one corner,
a steaming stove; in another, woman at
a piano singing the Rosary; in another a
woman stretched out in an easy chair.
The following message was written on it:
'T,cs, wishes from busy woman,
The baby is bswling, the kitten is
squalling,
The dinner is two hours late.
The phone bell is ringing, my neigh.
Dor is singing
A song that perfectly han.
The roast needs turning,
The biscuits arc burning,
The air in the kitchen is blue.
But spite of the furry. I'm darned if
I'll hurry,
TODAY I am thinking Of YOU