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FORD FAVORS HIGHER
SALARY FOR JUDGES

DETROIT, Oct. 6.-Vastly higher
salaries for United States judges as
a step to speed the progress to a
new era" was proposed by Henry
Ford in a statement to the United
Press today.
Mr.. Ford wants supreme court JUS
tees to be paid $4,000 annually
with no lesser federal judge re-
ceiving a. salary below $4,000.
Judges then would be secure from
the resentment of powerful inter-
ests against whom they might be
called upon to decide" the automo-
bile manufacturer said. A ration
wide campaign with newspaper ad-
vertising is one Of the moves plan
ned by Mr.. Ford in advocacy Of his
plan. He feels to make the issue
dominant one he must 'sell" it
to the man in the street.
eve can not have real prosperity
unless we have confidence" Mr.. Ford
said. "The confidence in which our
national prosperity is erected is first
Of all a confidence in our. laws and
courts. We have too long been in
clined to think that prosperity was
entirely industrial.
"The old era, from which we are
now passing. won't go without pro-
We must place our courts outside
those influences which have been so
prevalent in the old era by fixing
the salaries Of federal judges at a
figure that would leave them free to
take all points of view into 'consid-
Grafton and decide according to the
higher code of justice.
81 don't think the sense Of justice
is very widely spread, It is far from
being inherent in every man. To my
mind there are but few men who
have it. These men are immensely
valuable to the people Of this country
and we should be willing to pay them
to get. them to exercise their talents
'"rhe salary of $500 per year for
a judge of the United States supreme
court is far from being too high. Sal
and district courts should be in pro-
portion No federal judge should re-
ceive less than $4,000 per year. This,
with a life position, will leave them
secure from the resentment of power
full interests against whom they
might be called upon to decide.
mo federal judge should have to
have outside interests upon which he
is partially dependent for support yet,
in my mind. no federal judge can
properly maintain himself and his
family as they should be maintained
in his position, for salary of from
$500 to $4,000 a year"
Mr.. Ford expects to take no direct
steps to purify politics of the United
States senate until the senate begins
debate on the reports of the cam
paign expenditures Of Senator Tru-
man H, Newberry
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
Weddinu Bells Did Not Rinu

GAINESVILLE, Ga. Oct. 6.-Rep-
resenting his age as "a. but looking
much older. Pat Smallwood. an IN
mate of the county home, came to
town Monday morning to take up a
collection to further his spirations
toward the altar of Hymen. H9
wanted to marry a "washlady" as he
called her. saying she was willin'.
He wears specs and is nearly blind
He. came into Ordinary VhelcheIs
Office and said, 'I want pair of Ii
cense to marry" After talking to
Pat a while the ordinary persuaded
him to cling to his single blessedness
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RUSSIA To ADMIT
FOREIGN CAPITAL

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is in it's
death agonies. go
Russia returns to the capitalistic
system. T."
1t will accept democracy, though
probably a democracy allowing some
consideration to the tenets of COM
munism. ...-.. -.
That is how British statesmen and
financiers interpret the announcement
Of M. Kan,eneff, head of the Moscow
soviet and member Of the Bolshevik
cabinet, that the Russian soviet gov
eminent will restore the rights of
private capital throughout Russia.
All Russian industries except rail-
ways, textile. metallurgical and fuel
sources will be handed back to capt.
tain according to Kameneff's an
nouncement. '.-1 g.
London believes that the new So
Wet economic policy will have these
tremendous effects:
One-Russia, by admitting the fall
ure of the soviet economic policy,
paralyzes the Red movement in other
countries.
Two-Russia may soon be eligible
TO recognition as a legitimate mem
Der of the family Of nations.
Tnree-Private capital will open
up tremendous markets in Russia,
particularly for American exports.
Russia will make it easier for Ger
many to raise indemnity money.
Five--The disarmament conference
will be powerfully affected by the
new soviet policy. Russia may even
be represented at the conference.
Famine, military necessity and col
lapse Of Russian industry under Boil
shevik management are back of the
soviet's change of policy.
kameneff's announcement that the
soviet is ready to discuss indemnity
with foreigners whose property in
Russia has been confiscated, raises
the possibility that the soviet may be
on the verge of honoring the inter-
national debts incurred by the cars
government.
This would placate France and pos
sibly end Frances determination to
make Poland an eastern military out
post of France.
Dictatorship Of the proletariat was
set up by the Bolsheviks in 1917.
Months ago, Lenine in an interview,
admitted that the soviet was com
PEELED to make certain concessions
to capital. mis- forecast the events
that have followed.
Kameneff now stands forth, in the
soviet government, abreast with
Trotzky and Lenine. He comes from
an old Russian military family.
Looks like an aristocrat, but is not
In the early days of the war, he was
an ordinary regimental commander
He became chief Of staff Of the Third
army, before the Russian collapse.
kameneff is head of the Moscow
soviet and member of the Bolshevik
cabinet. He went to London as head
of the Russian trade delegation, to
negotiate with Lloyd. George for
trade between England and Russia.
He is bcother-in-laW of TrotZky.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
Executive Committee
For Morgan County

MADISON. Ga. Oct. 6.--At z mass
meeting the Democrats of Morgan
county named new executive com.
mittee to serve through the Mex
general election. with officers as fol,
lows: r. M. Wood, chairman; y: )
Trotter, secretary. The committee
named is as, follows. by districts: =,
City, T. NJ. Wood. A. G.; Foster, p
J. 'Trotter, Madison; Adsboro, j. -
Estes, Rutledge; Askew, e. ". Knott
Rutledge; Buckhead, e. L. Afford, =
WH Davis, Buckhead; Durdin. K. N
Crew, Rutledge; Fair Play, J. g
Herren, Rutledge; Harris, j.. l.
Thomas, Madison; HarweI, e.; :!
Fitzpatrick, Godfrey; Hello. c. J. Bal
ley, Dorsey; Kingston, L: c. SWORDS
Swords; Mann's, P; e; Clem nor Is
ison; Seats, F. c. Newton, Madison
Shepherds, r. w. Shepherd, Jr, MAD
ison; Wellington, Ed N. Center, H1gf
Shoals, G. c. Jones, Bostwick; Whit
field, r. w. Wallace and j. w. Curtis
Rutledge.
The city court of Madison opened
it's October term on Monday for, the
trial Of the criminal docket, Whlch
was very light, and recessed~ Iuesday
until Monday, october 10, when the
civil docket will be taken up. Inc
calendar for next. week is a full one
and many important cases are set Tor
trial. Judge e. r. Lambert, OF MAD
icop is OreSiding,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
NEW LAMP BURNS
940o AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an amaz-
better than gas or electricity, has
been tested by the U. S. Government
and IS leading universities and found
to be superior to 10 ordinary oil
lamps. It burns without odor, smoke
or noise-no pumping up. is simple,
clean, safe. Burns "a per cent air
(coal-oiD.
The inventor, R. G. johnson, ii
Washington Place, New York, is Of
fering to send lamp on 10 days
FREE trial, or even to give one FREE
to the first user in each locality who
will help him introduce 1t. Write
him today for full particulars. Also
ask him to explain how you can get
the agency, and without experience
or money make $3.50 to $500 per
month"; ADVERTISEMENT
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
Admiral Benson
Will Visit Macon

MACON; Ga. Oct. ,s-5A!dmiral
will be a visitor in Macon the latter
part Of october, upon his return from
Waycross, where he will attend the
state convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, who
are to present him with gold sword
in appreciation of his services in the
navy.
The Macon battalion Of the First
regiment, national guard, will stage
a parade in his honor the day he is
here. The admiral is native of
Macon and was accorded high honor
on a visit he made here, shortly aft
err the close of the world war
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
Generous Superintendent

A Cleveland man with business interests
in Illinois tells of an incident at a railway
junction in that state. He was hungry
and 1t was only two minutes before the
departure of his train.
He rushed up to the counter man and
exclaimed: 'Give me a Sandwich and a
cup. Of coffee, quick. Haven't time for
aything else"
''My friend" said the man behind the
counter, stake all the time you want. Just
cast your eye over this menu and I'll phone
the superintendent to hold the train a
while.''
do you mean to say that he will actually
hold the train while I eat?'
Sure, friend. This is a branch road, and
there's no other train coming or going over
1t this morning. The superintendent will
want You to have good meal-he owns
this lunch room. "--Philadelphia Ledger.
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Secretary Hoover H.
Cannot Visit Atlanta
Till Later in Winter
The Atlanta journal News Bureau,
6a3 Riggs Building.
NV srTSE . 1faRE TTT.LER.


WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Secretary
Herbert Hoover today informed Sena-
tor Harris that he would be unable
to visit Georgia during the month
Of October BECAUSE he must remain
in Washington in connection with the
unemployment conference. He indi-
Gated that he would visit Georgia and
the south little later in the win
ter.
Secretary Hoover's statement was
prompted by the request of civic or
CARNATIONS OF Athens that he come
to that city. The Athens organiza-
tons said they understood the secre-
tary of commerce would go to At
lanta in October, and they insisted
he stop over in the university town.
Secretary Hoover says he cannot &C.
cept any invitations so long as the
unemployment conference lasts, but
he has not abandoned the idea of
going south this winter.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
4 WARDENS DENY
DRINKING CHARGES

Convict wardens of four counties
on Wednesday presented to the state
prison their defense of charges OF
drunkenness which have recently
been brought against them. The
commission took all the cases under
advisement and will render Its de-
ciSion later. ..-
The accused wardens appearing
before the commission were W. T..
Clay. Of Lownder county; j. e. Per-
due, Of Pulaski county; Thomas p.
knight, of Polk county, and J. T.
Mcclure, Of Butts county.
All denied the charges and all in
substance asserted that the charges
were brought against them by politi-
cal enemies or men who are seeking
their jobs.
Warden Clay, Of Lowndes county,
was charged with being drunk on
the streets Of Valdosta and firing
his revolver and creating a disturb
ance. J. F. Turner, chairman of
the county board, testified to the
commission that he examined a bull
let from the discharged pistol and
found it to be steel-jacketed bullet
Of different caliber from the pis-
tol used by the warden. He assured
the commission that the warden was
innocent.
Warden Perdue, of Pulaski county,
was charged with being drunk and
mistreating the convicts. DR.. Mat
thews, the county physician, told
the commission 1t was the rarest
thing in the world for a convict to
be whipped in that county He gave
the warden high recommended ton.
Warden Knight, Of Polk, county.
charged with habitual drunkenness,
presented to- the commission a YER
dict in his favor by the judge of
the superior court before whom he
was tried on an indictment charg.
ing drunkenness. He considered the
judges direction. Of verdict q
complete exoneration. Chairman Da-
Wis. of the county board, appeared
for him.
Warden Mcclure, of Butts county,
was represented by Attorney w. e.
Watkins, the Butts, county member
of the legislature, who introduced
number Of witnesses in defense OF
u
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
Sour GRAPES

Governor Allen, Of Kansas, was talking
in Atlantic City about a ferocious attack
which an editor had made on politics and
politicians.
"Sour grapes" he said. 1.-THE man want
ed to run for congress and his party turned
him down. His talk now reminds me of
the chap who proposed to Lolita Code, the
old-tnaid heiress. Lolita, the proposal over,
shook her head and said:
No, Mr.. 0strander; a. thousand times
no. 1t isn't merely that I do not love you !;
the truth is that you are even repulsive to
me. am surprised that you risked this
declaration. Could you not read your re-
lection in my fact?' -.
1.-THE well-known sour grapes look cleaned
harsh laugh and retorted6
"'No, I was never Thy good at reading
between the lines detroit Free Press
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Why He Was Cross
(London Tit Bits.)

I11VHUUH III DIlS.J
Twas in Glasgow that a woman was tray
cling in a tramcar with baby who would
persist in crying as though his little hearr
WOULD break.
FLUSH, laddie!" tho mother would keep
murmuring gently, only with difficulty re
straining her irritation at the audible I'm.
tlatterirs comments of the other passengers
anent heI offspring.
Soon the car reached Georges Cross and
the conductor called out loudly the name OF
the place, Georges Cross, Georges Cross!
Tfen the mqtner's anger bubhled over and
she sprang up excitedly:
''Of course Georges crossi" she cried,
with flashing eyes. "And so would you be
if YOU We're cutting your back teethn,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
It's Just
Like Finding
$500
See Page
Man Shoots Sheriff,
Brother and Another,
Then Kills Himself

LYONS, Ca, Oct. 5-Sheriff
Charles Cu1pepper. or Toombs county;
Frank, George and Edward Driggers,
farmers were srot and seriously
wounded Wednesday by Adams Orig
gers, brother Of Edward, who then
shot and killed himself when an eff
fort was made to \place him unler
arrest at the request Of his family
The shooting occurred ten miles from
this place, and it is believed that
tL,nnn SrrnrndnI nil rnnnrrnr
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BRIGHT Idea.

An Evansville young man, whenever out
Of the city, instead of writing to his pest
girl. sends her every few days a box of
candy. She is delighted with his plan and
boasts of it to her girl friends, who straight
wav hint to their admirers to do the same.
One of the admirers went to the first
named young. man on his return from one
habit of his. ''The other girls are expect
ing us fellows to do it, too" he said. 1--WE
can't see why you do it. It's expensive
ayes" admitted the candy sender, ut
IL expensive, but it's mighty safe. Candy
couId never tell tales in q breach Of promise
suit. '-Indianapolis News.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08
Gas, Indigestion,
Stomach Misery
"Diapepsin"

"Pape's Diapepsin" has proven
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HeadIeSS Skeletons

CHEKBOURG.--Ornam found with d
number of decapitated skeletons discovered
by workmen relaying water pipes estab-
lished the fact that the skeletons were
buried about 900 years apo
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-08

ing that the legislative calendar was
so crowded that congress will be ac-
complishing almost a miracle If it
clears it's slate of most of these QueS-
tions. The chances, are The present
session will merge into the regular
December session without perceptible
fr,4a
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Kinu's Future Brides

S0FIA.-It is rumored here that both
King Boris Of Bulgaria and King Alexander
of South Slavia will seek their brides among
British princesses .
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HeIjCOpter Successful

FARNBOROUGH, Eng.-Recent tests of
Britain's secretly built helcopter, a machine
that can fly straight up and down, are re-
ported to have been so successful that only
a few changes in the model are necessary.
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MormonS Denied Baths

NOTTINGHAM. Eng.-For a second time
the Nottingham Corporation has refused to
permit Mormons TO use the city baths for
baptismal purposes.
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5000 Mile Fast

LONDON.-Fourteen penguns brought to
the London Zoo from South Sea Islands,
5000 miles away, ate no food FROM { the
time the voyage started.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22

WANTED, men prepare as firemen, brake
men, Colored train porters, Sl25-s251
month No experience necessary East
crh-Wcsicrn roads. Full information
free. Inter Railway. Dept. 1879. Indian
Irolis. Ind.
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These ratios apply only to aaYurttse.
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OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

20 EoSvfnDer IL. 1871.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
Office until IL O'Clock noon. December ].
1921. for the supply OF approximately two
hundred nanhoIe castings and one hun
dred and serentyhve basin castings, with
frames and covers. manufactured IN ac-
cortance with standards on iile in office
Of Director OF Public Works Delivery TO
be made at any and all localities within
corporate limits city of Richmond. and at
such time may be ordered. Contract
To cover period OF six months.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained on
application.
\ certified check for amount stated
tS3O0) on proposals must accompany each
bid as guaranty Of execution OF CON
tract. The Director of Public Works rc-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
ALLEN j. SAVILLE.
Director OF Public Works.
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AULIiOhS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
Dl
BIDS WANTED.

BIDS VIII be received UP to +. ~. De.
cen5cr 8. 1924. Tor the installation and
completion OF heating pi<nt. for the Jencr.
son street and tho Woodrow Wilson uirh
school Portsmouth. Virginia
bids are invited for hot bias, steam
split steam tradla,orA ia rooms ana tenn
pcTrd air for rentiation). and warm.s!r
hystcins to meet specifications
builiing plans and heating specialization,
may be obtained upon deposit OF 40 for
each building from the architects or NAV
BE INSPECTED at The Offices OF the School
Board
Certified check in tho .um OF 1850 mus,
Dc "unn!tt-d With bid. bond viii be re-
CURED OF successful bidders Right 1, re-
served to reject any or nil bids
by ORDER OF THE SCHOOL uoapD.
NELLIE ]. SIMMONS. Clerk.
CHARLES 81. ROBINSON
school Architects. Portsmouth Public
Schools. ioo2 Times Dispatch Building,
kichmonu. Va
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or
VIRGINIA.

hichmond. Va. November 0, 1921.
a special meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Life Insurance Company OF vir.
g!nia VIII DO held the Home Once of
the Company. corner of Capitol and Tenth
streets. RIenmond. virginia. WE'D
NESDAY. THE 23RD DAY OF NovEM.
Der. 1871. at O'Clock l.. H. for tho
consideration aud action OF tho stocx-
hoidefh upon the question OF suthorixinS
the Board OF Directors OF the Company
10 incrcdHe the Capital Stock OF Ih- Com.
pahS la such amount and upon such
TERMS and conditions as may be presc.Iued
by the Stockholders, un increase In stock
having been recommended to the Stock.
hoideFH BY said Bard by resolution
adopted on the 9Th day of November 1921.
anu ior IN" transaction OF such otner
business as may property como be,or1
AaIo meeting The books for transfer OF
t'och OF the Company Will he closed on
The l9th day oil November. 1921 and 10.
ope"sa On the 's;h day Of December. 1921,
A. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
Secretary.