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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
20 BIG BUSINESS MEN
PETITION OPEN BIDDING
FOR MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Prominent Richmonders Oppose Manner in Which Joint
Commission Tentatively Awarded Contracr TO Will
son Company = Against Such Precedent

Opposition To the manner in which
the War Memorial Commission and
the State Library Board propose To
award the s:.0oO.Ooo contract for tn.
War Memorial Library has come from
AN unexpected and disintcrcstcd
source and will be presented in "A
formal statement At the meeting OF
the TWO bodies i'm the Senate cham
her at O'Clock tomorrow night. The
signcrs Of the petition are diSintcr-
estcd. in that while they are all
prominent business men. not one of
Them is in any way connected witt,
building Or construction firms. or with
any organization selling building
supplies, or associaed with any firm
Of architects.
The petition sets forth that while
the siSncrs hold the two bodies en-
powered To award the contract in
the h!ghcs, esteem and highly re-
gard the contractor to whom IL is
proposed TO give the contract. the
procedure involved in the awarding
of the S2,0OO.G0O contrac, is con-
trary To public interest and at var!.
ance with what the public has a
rig hit to look for in such cases. Civ
ing a contract without submitting
plans and specifications to open bid :
ding would establish an ".nadvisablc''
precedent. the petition sets forth
The War Memorial Commission an |
the State Library Board already have
before .;hem number OF protests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
ORDER DLSMAN7LWG
OFACKSONBARRACKS
NEAR NEW ORLEANS
Post Has Been Garrisoned Con
tinuously for More Than
Hundred Years.
Iny Associnted rressl

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. lO.-MajoI
j y. Mack. commandant. tonight re-
ccived orders for the dismantllng ,t
Jackson Barracks. the army station
here. which has been garrisoncd con
;inuously for more than 100 years,
or virtually ever since the battle
OF New Orleans.
The action is taken under recent
War department orders reducing the
number of army posts. Most of the
guns and other equipment at the bar
racks will be turned over the army
supply base here. shipbuiIding
company is reported negotiating FOR
the site. which is on the river a
short distance above the still cxtant
trenches once held ny Andrew Jack
sons men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
SEARCH FOR SHOTGUN
IN MURDER OF KENNEDY
Divers Go Down Into Pacific Ocean
To Solve California
Mystery.
GRAND JURY ACTS TODAY
Neither Burch Nor MRS. Obcnclain
Arc Subjected To Any Extended
Questioning by the District AT
tOrncy'S OniCc.

Los ANGELES. CAL. Aug. TO-
Search for the shotgun believed 10
have been used by the person WIN
shot down J. Bel.on Kennedy al his
cottage in Il dark suburb here Fri
day night. was renewed by the po-
lice today while preparations were
made by the district attorneys Office
to present the case TO the county
grand jury tomorrow.
Belief was expressed that the gun
had been thrown into the paci,..
Ocean. Divers We're sent down lac
today in an effort to find ipc wca-
pom which is thought TO have bcc.,
hurled in the ocean Off Santa Mont
ca. Canyon. eight miles from the
Kennedy cottage. The fifteen wiz
the grand jury. the prosecutors an.
nounccd. will not include Mrs. NADIA
lynne Obcnchain, who was allowed -
obtain Il divorce so that she might
marry. Kennedy. and was mis- com :
panion the night Of the staying. and
Arthur c. Burch. Of Evanston IL.
schoolmatc of Mrs. Obenchain and her
former husband. Ralph. while they
were students at Northwestern Uni
versity. Both Burch and Mrs. Obcm
chain are held in Jail in connection
with the case.
Neither Burch nor Mrs. Obcncha. n
was subjected 10 any extended qucs-
tioninS today. Mrs. Obenchain was
not taken TO the district attorney s
Office today. Burch was taken TO the
district attorney for a brief confer
ence with that official and two .lepu-
ties.
The funeral of Kennedy was hell
today in the chapel OF an undertake
ing firm here.
Receipt of a large back Gag. ad-
dressed TO Mrs. Obcnchain at her no.
tel, was announced by the distric,
attorney. who. however. after a hur-
ricd examination, refused To make
public what il contained. The bag
was sent from San Francisco ho-
tel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
RAIL EMPLOYEES OPPOSE
PIECE WORK IN SHOPS
LBy Nssoclntcd prcss. /

CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-Strcnuous op-
position TO any attempt TO establish
piece work in railroad repair shops
was voiced by representatives. Of EN- :
pioycs on nearly forty railroads be-
fore the railroad labor board today
The hearing was held To allow pre-
scntation OF testimony hy shopmen
in reply To the carriers arEumcn; in
favor Of piecc-work. given during the
general rules hearing early this year.
Linked with the piece work system.
the employees said, was the question
of extra pay for overtime and for
holidays and sundays. Al, witnesses
declared shopmcn would never Will
lnSly work overtime FOR straight pay.
aud pointed that the piece work sys-
TEN eliminated any extra pay fr-
overtime.
Representatives Of twenty eastern
roads ana twcnty-onc roads OF the
Northwest appeared before the board
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

against their action in "tcntativciy'
naming the John r Wilson Company
as the contractor for the constric-
tion OF the proposed memorial. and
all the protcstants represent larG,
ana influential organizations. such as
the Chamber OF Commerce. the Amer
lean Legion. TIE State Fcdcratio o,
Labor. the Virginia Chapter OF tn.
American institute Of Architects, the
i:ichmond i;uildcrs' Exchange and
others.
The petition to tc presented tonor-
row night 10 augment and rc-eniorcc
those already in the hands uf the
join, commission. bears the sigma
lures of the following widely known
business men: /. J. Marcuse. George
l.. Christian. E:dgard H. Percussion
Oscar l.. Parrish. George NJ. Schwarz-
schild. w. T.. Richardson. X. :. Chris
,ian, X. :. Crump. T. ~ Dietrich
W. NJ. Iiabliston. James Caskic. w
Frank Powers. II. W. Jackson, Colo
man Wortham. George w Cali. 81. G
Peterson, Fred W. scott. John {. l:as-
ley and l.. y. Morris
John I. Wilson, head OF the John
4. Wilson Co. who was authorized
by the Joint commission To make 4
tour Of the principal cities 10 inter
view architects and make II study ot
problems as they affect the bui,tins
OF structures such AZ the propose /!
memorial library. VIII make his re-
tContinued on Page .. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
"FirstWith the News"
Batlleship New Mexico
Is "Piide Of The Navy' y
lBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Aug. iO.-rhc
battlcship New Mexico. nagsi,io or
the Pacific Fleet. comes as near
being the pride of the navy" as
IL snip cf the limo can come. She
has just been awarded the battle
efficiency pcnnant for the hi.he.,
combined merit in gunncry and
engineering. according to an an
houncemcnt by the Navy Depart,
ment tonight.
Besides lying the triangular red
pcnnant with black circle in it's
center from her foremas, when at
anchor. tho New Mexico Will also
be entitled 20 paint II white "E.'.
Tor excellence on her smoke min.
She has won the engineering,
trophy two years in succession
The battlaships Idaho and Et,h
stood second ana third IN .urI-
hccrihs ana are entitled To pam,
red f. g on their smoke stacks
Tn" destroyer Sands won the en-
IihecrinE trophy in her class. tn.
cruiser O!Jmpin and the gunboat
Tacomh winning first place in
their respective classes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
CHAUFFEUR IN MURDER
CASE STILL IN PRISON
IBy Associated Press. |

ORLANDO, FLA. Au.. l0.--D. II.
Patterson. chauffeur, held in connec-
tion with the killing Of +. \. Mill.
more In local hotel here august
/. was denied release on habcas cor
pus proceedings and ordered held for
the December term Of the Circuit
Court after II hearing before County
Judge Smith. begun yesterday and
concluded today. Bond was fxcd at
$4,000, which had not been furnished
at late hour tonight
Patterson is charged with being an
accessory before The fact, and Miss
Lena Clarke. who is alleged Ia have
confessed TO theft of $4,000 postal
FUNDS as postmistrcss ut West Palm
Ecach. is held Oh Il charge OF murder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
3 DIE, ) WOUNDED
IN BANDIT HOLDUP
IN MEMPHIS STREET
Attempt to Rob Clerk of So, 500
Pay Roll Foilcd by Quick
Wit.
BOTH ESCORTING OFFICERS
SLAIN IN GUN BATTLE
Police Scour City and Surround
ing Country for Trace of
Daring Robbers.
Imy AssorIntch rrc.,,I

MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug. IO.-Ei,c
mrn are held ny the pnIicc late 10
h'Sht in ""nnrrti"n with the hoIduu
"f III" un! roll automobile Of the
Iord M"tor Company by bnnditS this
morning. The prisoners were ar
rested in draGnct spread over the
CIT! %! the p"iicc. and every nux-
pi"t"us character who cannot accoun
Tor his whcrrnbouts during the day
u being questioned by the police. Po-
lice officials late tonight state that
tie! have gained some information
regarding the Identity Of the bandits
WI" held M the pny ear. hut refuse
." >intc whether they hciiryr nny OF
the men held were directly connected
WIN the h"'dup and the shooting OF
the officers.
Th" police department has offered
u reward for the capture or the han
ats nnd other rewards VIII probn Ut y
hc offered tomorrow, u was stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
14-YEAR-OLD GEORGIA BOY
HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
icy Associated Press ]

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug. 10
Fourteen year-oid James Burnett
alias Charles Hickman. was being
held IN the waits home tonight. while
police investigated a story imputed
To the boy that. five months ago, lie
killed Il companion in Dalton. Ga. and
then fled To New orleans. The police
say the boy subsequently repudiatod
his alleged confession.
The story was related to the po-
lice ly Mrs. Andrew Hurry, who has
given the lad home since his adj
Vent here last March. She says he
recently told her details OF the al
lcgcd tragedy. Burnett or Hickson.
said has stepfather and mother are
Mr. and Mrs. j. X AValston. OF Dalton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
sOV|ETS RELEASE SIX
AMERICAN PRISONERS
Spend Happy Day Shopping and
Outfitting Themselves in Rcvul.
Shed Shaggy Boards.
THIN FROM LACK OF Eoor
Captain Fitzpatrick, OF Alabama, De-
clarcs He Had Only Two Baths
in One Icar-lioovcr Outlines
Plans in General Form.
tBy Associated prose-


RENAL. Aug l0.--Thc six Ancri.
oi:.s released Com Moscow prisons
who arrived h,,o this morning passed
happy day shopping and ou'nti!ng
themselves after shedding :hc!r
prison clothes and undergoing tho
cleansing necessary to comply with
;lc hc;rth regulations.
"hc men who have received ,n.ir
freedom are Captain Emmett Eilpa;-
rick. Of tniontown. Ala; William
Flick. III. j. Iamarc and d. w B.
stes. ot New York: y. E Knlma,.n-
no. OF Racine, Wis, and Russcti Rat.
finger. OF san Francisco All Ic-
o:GcL I" remain in Rcva! cur S.vcra.
dt%s before go!ns to R'i;.,. and scu,
cdpic grams To relatives III III" Cni,cd
states. asking for rcpiics n care OF
the Red Cross at Rcval
Relieved OF Shaggy Hcnrd~.
Relieved of their shaggy heards.
fur caps and bcdraggied Russian
uniforms. the Americans assumed Il
different appearance. They were
all greatly reduced in flesh and
ravenously hungry. and were unable
10 pass a food shop without stopping
in apparent amazement.
The Russian BolShcvists sent the
Americans by special ear from Mos
COW to Narva, where the baraed wire
gates dividing the Soviet republic
from Esthonia swung open and per
nitted the car To be transferred 10
ESthonian territory. When the DIS
heveled and ragged Americans looked
rom the car windows and SAW ,aa
half starved Bolshevists guarding tie
east side of the line, while wcll-fcd
and wclluniformed Esthonians con,
trollcd the west side. they chaffcd the
BoisheviSts, telling them that that IS
what Communism does for people.
by courtesy of the Esthonian gov
crnmcnt. the Americans were no;
stopped at the border. hut wcr,
brought To Reval for cleansing ay
the American Red Cross. which Will
care FOR them until they are rested
ana ready TO travel home.
-, Americans are unanimous in
their belief that no group is develop
ing strength likely To upset .hc Boz.
shcvist government. but think that
famine may achieve it's overthrow. he
cause the masses bclittlc the govern.
mcnt for the reason that II has
abandoned the first principles Of
tContinucd on page col p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
RUSH PRISONERS FROM
JAIL, FEARING lYNCHlNG
IBy Associated Press.

AUGUSTA. GA, Aug. 10.--C. O.
Fox and Jesse Gappins. two of the
trio of men held for the murder OF
William Brazell. Columbia taxi
driver. were removed by the sheriff
from the Richmond County Jail at 10
o'clock tonight.
The action of the sheriff in rcmov-
ing the prisoners followed informa-
ton from Columbia that Il mob had
left there with the sworn intention or
getting the two men.
The men are being taken to an un-
announced point in an automobile ana
are guarded by Sheriff Plunkett and
two other officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
lPREME COUNCIL
ONS|DERS PLANS
10 RELIEVE RUSSIA
and Favors Allied Co-Opera-
ion With U. S. Movement
to Feed Hungry.
OYD GEORGE DECLARES
BIG SCALE ACTION NEEDED
Est Halt Typhus and Cholera
to Save World From
Plaques Spread.
'tLb DEAL WITH SOvIETS
me Minister Secs No Other Way
' Approach Than Through
Moscow Regime.
|OYD GEORGE DECLARES
BIG SCALE ACTION NEEDED
'rLn DEAL WITH sovIErs
me Mifistcr Sees No Other Way
u Approach Than Through
Moscow Regime.
lNy Assocln,ed rrce. |


- N"s iV'-rhe American
'"""r 'o"k part twice in today's
'i mo huhreinc council, once
''S'"- q" iftih'.f Lloyd George
"hrteh thht Ancr!ca's ira
"4' P'''ey gave traders the rish,
81 ,'.' =" 'i'he' hei'iHer"nt an
''"S' 'hh again IN replying
'u''''F "E IN" 'fim" Ministers
,'f atert''fy's li""ver's Rus
'"'''' P''mS
'''" vac fr"lch ir"m!cr. be-
VIC u!Heussi"n OF l:ussian famine
SAYING that tn. Russian people.
r had fought with the allies IN
beginning ~ IN. w,r u,,.,,, inst
look Ia ,i.,,
nron,,so p,. -,
az ''t "'I''" JON
p''S" states ana the other
"''" "h" are interesting them
'rs In TIA" administering of relief
2ush Red Cross societies and other
iate sources" said NJ prI,ra
,Ix1
noar,Ti;
~ ms cA'''''hco
" -" I" p''h'
that Huch efforts could no, reach
~ o! the sufferers. The Rel Cross
not perform the mirac!e Of tho
loav.s ana III. ,wn rsh.s ~.
4 mug, no o,.,, ,,t.,...
-
HS"'t' ''o' "h'E 'oT INC
OF i'uNs.a' but Tor the sake "t
world, because typhus. chcleral
other plaques incident TO famine
| lih causc more losses ,hau m.
war
h"Nc no "hn'lraii"n Tor thc so
s"N'fhmeh'. Lloyd George con
!'e' n"' rcilri ~ Impossible with :
Ns cooperation ihasnlnch as II
r"'S ,"t:p":t 'ind ~ th' oH!cla
hih.rE' 40 one c"u'i move about
;ai" without us perm .sSi"h |
Tor t"'S purpose anu Tor ta!''
p">' "h'S' me a'iles Nhouid maze
IT, F"hErh'tnt W.'h IN" S"N'"t
crAnrh',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
May BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE
Johnson Silent, but Is Expected
to Be Heard From Soon
on Subject.
cADoo WRITES MEN
Democratic Leader Says Solution OF
Matter Not Yci Found-Dcfcnds
Wartime Work.
ny nobcrt j. ncn,icr.

United News staff CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. iO.-Both Re-
publican and Democratic leaders of
the progressive wing of their respec-
tive parties believe that the railroad
problem will become the one great
domestic issue in this country
individuals III both parties. some OF
whose names are associated with
presidential aspirations, quite OBJ
viousiy are laying the foundation nov
Tor building on the railroad question.
During the last campaign William
Jennings Bryan. one OF the original
apostles OF government ownership OF
railroads. was quoted by friends as
replying to question: "Win gov
ernment ownership OF transportation
lines he an issue this year," some
thing like this:
TX Deferred for Decade.
The reaction TO Federal control
of the railroads during the war has
been such as to put off for a decade
the successful launching of a govern.
msnt ownership issue"
Whether Bryan still feels this way
about II, there are indications that
such men as William Gibbs McAdoo.
Senator La Toilette and Senator
Johnson may not agree with Bryan.
La Toilette declares that govern
ment ownership OF the railroads IS
ineritabic. And in this Erilling Of
witnesses on the present administers
ton railroad bill he shows plainly
he Is sowing for harvest he may
| later seek to reap.
Johnson. who in the past has spon-
scred government ownership. is say
ing nothing just yet johnson
warned at the close of the last cam
paign that he would bde his time
and sec what there WAS TO he se"n
before rcviving his former activi.y.
lie has been singularly silent To date
on the domestic issues The admins
ration is working upon. But. whiic
quiet. Johnson is far from being pu-
litically dead. lIr will be heard from
IN due course. Nnd his friends ,s-
! clare that one of the things he Is
stuying is the railroad problem.
MctdO" Discusses Question.
William Gibbs McAdoo meantime.
regarded generally as having the
most powerful backing in Democrats
ranks tina; can be mustered now bN
any leader OF that party. has just
come out into the open with n state
mcnt on the railroad question. In Il
letter of greeting TO the fourteenth
general convention of the Brother
hood Of Railway Carmen OF America.
meeting this week in Toronto, Nc
Adoo declares as follows:
.'rhr right solution nf tho rniIro,J
problem has not yet been found. Put
ting up rates. discharging employees
and putting down wages arc tenn
| norary makcshifts. The American
people Will Yet demand that this
problem be taken up dispa ssionatcly
and settled. not as n matter of partisan
.Cnn,S,,,,a-, 80 De-. :, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
SEIZE 2 MORE IN ALLEGED
S500,OOO MAIL FRAUD
[By Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. iO--l'ost ,oiilce
inspectors. who yesterday arrested
four me,isin connection with all.sed
mail fraud Involving $jO0ooo today
pressed their campaign by arresting
two more. William Iuckcrman and
Jacob Lcvinstcin.
Frederick Sticne. manager of the
prosecution bureau OF the New York
Credit Mems Association, charged
that Iuckernan operated in ST. Louis
and Chicago. Iuckcrman WAS held in
$4,000 bail and I.cvinstein released
on his own recosnizance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
ATE'S ATTORNEY OFFERS
SMALL CHANGE OF VENUE
fEy Associated Press

ILL. Aug TO-
the first step TO bring about Il
/ dy trial, states Attorney Morti-
|. OF SanGamom County. today Of
ia Il change Of Venue to Governor
Small. arrested yesterday at the
|Cuiivc mansion after a days scige
Tie state capitol building by
|rin Mcster. on warrants charging
bczziement and conspiracy while
|,!l was state treasurer. The Gov
or did not not indicate today
|.thcr he would accept Mr.. Morti-
is offer.
9th Governor Small and the States
.rncy issued statements today in
flanation Of their sides of the
2, the Governor declaring he had
|cr cvadcd arrest, demanding an
V trial and assailing the "Sanga-
|, County lawlcss ring" the chica-
Tribune and Daily News. and
cd states Senator Mcdill McCor-
|k. as well as Attorney General T..
:rundasc. who he said instituted
proceedings against him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
10 ARKANSAS FARMERS
BEGIN PRISON SENTENCES
IBy Associated Press. !

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Aug. TO-
Ten OF the nineteen Craighcal
County farmers. convicted recently on
charges of night riding. arrived al
the State penitentiary to begin Their
terms. Their arrivals were delayed
because Of time allowed them by the
trial court to cultivate their crops
They VIII serve terms ranging from
two months to one year.
spokesman for the men today
said they organized for night riding
in order to force reduction Of rents
and cotton acreage, and that they
were successful in attaining their
objective.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
6 designations Bring Dance Quarrel
to End in Woodland ieig hts Church


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OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
TAXES ON EXCESS
PROFITS DOOMED,
c. B. SLEMP SAYS
No Increased Lcvies of any
Kind, Virginia Congress
man Declares.
PLAN TO MAKE LOSS GOOD
BY GOVERNMENTAL SAVING
Republican Leader Will Pull
for Hampton Roads Over
Northern Port.

Thc excess profit tax ANA the i,r..or
Income taxes will h. take, o,, ,,,,,
for the purpose Of ,-.v.,,,i,
going into tax ex.mn,.d yccrri.;a,
ana releasing il 10 husiuass ,,I,i
will be no Legislation for nm in,r.,.,
in taxes Of any Kind. was III. ort,io,
expressed last night Ly I,.,,o.,..,,..
tive e. B Slcmp. of IN. NInn, vir-
rlnia District. - member q, ,h. ,,,,,.o
ways aud Means Committee. ana ::
member OF thnA National Republican
Committee. who co.ro from ,,-,.,,;
'oh yesterday 10 confer with mem.
bcrS OF thcN,a!ty at tho E,nuilic,r
stat. headuIar,.r. H.. ,,,.
Hotel
81 rcco,,,.. ,,
'''''t" Naf'atansctt
h'S anu went over the entire harb ,r
Gnu hampton Roads seems 10 me To
uHer every advantage in comparison
in location. climate ana ,,,,..
rion rnriIi,i. -
.rn,,ld ~ '''''''
MI, '""ch'cs thcre
NAN |" lhc North said Mr..
9'cthr' "ho' then, in answer to uucs-
'ipnS gave the following interview on
'h!n&S legislative and political:
F."onony II Watci,uor,
so far as tax lei:iyla,ion /, cor
grcss is rorc.,,.d ',,,
increasc q, ,,ycs 49, ,,,,
,xc..s, "''
nuns 'dN ana inc larger in
''"'' '"N'a VIII he taken off. both for
VI. purpose OF preventing money go-
'ns into taN-cXemptcd securities and
releasing il 10 business. am n.r-
fec,ly satisfied tbi. c,, ~, -,
through .rononio. ,,i
r,th., ~, -, I''''. 'AEe"scS
SUBSTITUTE taxa
-
ne disarmament conference. TO lie
''c'a IN washington November IL. Is
"""'"d with intense interest. II is
perh"ps one u the Ecst. il not eli.
"cis 'hc NOS, 'mpoT'ant movcmcn,
nc history of Tho world. Tho
p!"o't'hS 10 he determined arc s.
'''i' 'nn' no one can pre- i:c, the out
S"'iiIe IL 10 "a! that the United
"''a VIII d" represented by III.
"''rT' men OF IN" nation. including
h,oP't "i ""'h po!itirai parties, head
~ lht secretary OF state. Mr..
'''H' whose c!c"r enunc!ation OF
nm 't"h p"'lcies has astoundcd as
as interested 'hc world. ! am
.noHii's ipr me status of The United
Ia h. d.,.r,,,i, @ "' ne wor!d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
eIsLATURE OF GEORGIA
ASSES BIG APPROPRIATION
En Associnted Press. l

|TLANT.h. GA. Aug. l0.-With the
cral appropriation bill carrying
g3.0G0 for the next two years
sed and sent to Governor Hard
Fix, the Georgia Legislature set
(,c It's last hours before adjourn
|,t tonight to trying to agree on
|,ns of raising the money to pay
The appropriations.
he general tax Till already has
lo passed by thc House and sent to
senate. which added number of
,ndments including n 8 per cent
Isement tax. The House refused
,grce 10 any OF the Senate amend
its leaving the matter to conferees
were instructed to make their
orts later in tho night.