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plioHr OF .oRp siAvoM- o.
cork sAFsles LAooR AND
sTATE oFp'c,ALs.
sAUN sT0WAWAY CASE
AcrlRo WAR secRGTARv AVOIDS
RECOGNITION or ENTRANCE
or DANIEL }. o'cAILAohAsL :
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Washington. Jan. 11.-Pasnport ~.
strictions will not bs waived BY the
State Department to permit entrance to
the United States Of Daniel ]. O'Cal-
laghan. Lord Mayor Of Cork. who on
his arrival at Newport News m stow
away and without n passport, was
temporarily admitted on parole by the
Labor Department.
The decision announced by Acting
Secretary Davis brought forth the as
sertion by Labor Department officials
that Jurisdiction still rested with the
secretary OF labor. This Indicated q
continuation OF the controversy be-
tween the two departments.
Secretary Davis said that he con-
Cured In the opinion Of the solicitor
Of his department that there was NO
reason to make an exception in. the
case Of O'Callaehan us regards admis-
sion without passport.
He said he was communicating his
decision to Secretary Wilson and add.
ed the intimatlon that his department,
acting under the war time powers CIV
en- the President to regulate entry Of
aliens, might recommend that the De-
partment Of Justice be called upon to
.deport the Irish mayor.
Labor Department officials asserted
Secretary Wilson did not recognize
ehnt tb., ~ vI,an haI NJ
come within Jurisdiction OF the State
Department innsmuch us he had not
formally referred II to Secretary Davis.
Secretary Wilson had not begun his
consideration Of the case and 1t was
said he would not take 1t under ad-
visement until II had come to him
through regular channels.
At the State Department it was said
delay of the secretary OF labor In rem
dering a decision after having paroled
0Callaghan would permit the lord
mayor to accomplish his mission of tes-
tifying before the committee OF 100 In
! vestigating the Irish question regard
less of whether he may be eventually
deported.
Labor Department Officials declared
that should the secretary of labor find
O'Callaghan inadmlssable. on lmmigra-
tlon grounds, It would not be neces-
sary for the secretary to refer the
walving Of passport restrictions to the
State Department, should he find the
lord mayor admissible. however, he
would then he called on to decide
whether the exclusion Of O'Cnllaghan
for having entered without passport
was question to be passed upon by
the State Department.
While the State Department first
held that O'Cailnghan's case has been
brought before the department by the
action of an immigration Inspector In
Norfolk requesting advice, Secretary
Davis later stated he had amended this
decision and would not take the case
under advlsemcnt until It had been
brought to his attention formally by
the secretary OF labor.
When Secretary Davis learned Sec
retary Wilson was not disposed to con-
suit the State Department and that he
had paroled O'calInghan, NE again
amended his DECISION and asked for an
opinion from the solicitor.
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= stsdy e - pstsn q taxa4sea
- esnvinced - tnat Z ~ - no.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-01-14

tWO ycdros UsB JuuStucht uuS Uceu
invaluable in counsel and on the oc-
casions when I have been absent he
has given the duties Of the executive
office the abIest attention.
L am gratifIed to hear many mem
berS Of House and Senate express the
opinion that the work OF the General
Assembly can be transacted expedi-
tiOusly. and Join them In the hops
for an early adjournment.
have referred to general business
conditions and to the fact that the ont
look Ii hopeful. We must earnestly
strive to accomplish everything wbicf,
may prove helpful and to do nothing
which may prove harmful. All lines Of
business and every honest endeavor
must be protected against additional
burdens az they already are bent I'M
der heavy exactions. Farming, stock
rai1ing, merchandising, manufactur-
ING. mining and all Of our varied inter
ests are 80 lnterreIated and in such
sympathy each with the other that to
lnjure one means to lnjufe all and to
help one means to help III. Difficult
~ II b under existing conditions fos
H. fAFDer to finance his pseds II
ratlr1adD and the miners are eoly
slI9htly bstteP of 4 spirit Of tolesa-
doas feebsarance anl helpfnlnsss mu1l
ar$un1a ~ our people and shea11 esn,
ts1 m your delibssntloaA via = II
f1tggp - or qtate 4 secarA vil1o1l
= 0aEs are danGsaS ahsal
I 0aAk yoA
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-01-14

The experience Of the budget de-
partment ln its first twoN years
atrengthens. my conviction that the ~
commendatieus OF me head of fhat de-
partment when appsovsd BY the gov.
efuor,, SHOULD have more force and ef-
feet than at prusent. When changes
a adninistrsti stion occur the budcst for
the ensuing biennial period should be
prepared by the outgoing executivG
Il y not to BE expected that I nswly-
elected governor Will have sufkicient
lnfosu1ntion regnrding the specific
needs ~ Sfafs. departments and InSti-
tut5oaS to foeDnlate financial plan
at the outset Of hIs tern. Your con-
eurrencs In thIs view. / believe. viii
result In q more efficient fiscal system
~ H. state md Ieave to the General
Asssnhls aIls of III prsroGattysR. 1
a6ll1 IN yew attent5es T. ~ ~
vnntnees 6e q esntfal Z pufeAAd1l4
agency asd tAesabolftioaS e IL eento
Au6ltine Beard
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26

Visitors nccked 20 FrcdcrickshurE
by Grains and automobiles. The side
walks along the line nj march were
crowded WITH spectators hmorI; tho
DISTINGUISHED guests were Governor
Wcs'mor.i"nd Davis aud Mrs Davis
nnd the Governors stan General
L"Joua'. commando OF the marines !:
Genera. :. f.. Butter. l.. NJ Marine
R"rracEs, cuautiro. senator claude
y. swanson. state Fisheries commits
Sioner + Nash HlliSoly: Major.,ien
era! Ad"lb"rt Crpnkhitc commander
Third Corps. [ :. Army. ana four
Indian chiefs
ih" tablet marking tho boundary
"f tho lease ground was unveiled hv
JaoTT"lin Smith. The tablet WAS prc.
ssntcd I" tho city by Mrs u. y.
Wheeler. in behalf ot tho association
for preservation of Virginia anti
quiti"s and VAS accepted by Mayor
J. 'iarnctt King
Troop Is. Third United states cav
airy from Fort Meyer. Va. iif;y-cirht
mounts under command Of Captaiu
". " Davis. headed hy their baud.
entertained a hug" crowd on NASH
,Continu"u IN PAGE =. Col. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
HIS CLOTHING CAUGHT
IN HARNESS, YOUTH IS
DRAGGED TO DEATH
Page Lad Makes Heroic Effort
to Stop Runaway
Colt.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
IuNAf. VA, May 25.-Ern,s, WI.
iiams, aged 81. met a horria.c j.ath
a, The nome OF Mrs. Noah sol-s. coir
miles east of Luray al a la,s hour
YESTERDAY evening while hau,.oc sand
on slnic 20 which i cot was ,,,eh,,
TIVE col, bccam. frightened from
S"mr o"nso when Young Williams
made an effort to stop it. IL clo,h.
inG hos"me ontansIcd in .h. ;ra.cs
md sin1 'etrc" ana Inc colt sta-r.a .,f
y; h'Sn speed
Young Williams WAS d.ayr.G al.
most mile While thus cntanrleJ
the horse crossing three streams nj
Mater passing over rough noun.
tain road and Icaping IA rock fence
The Young mans clothing literally
were torn from his body his skull
fractured in several places and his
arms and legs broken.
when found by two men who hal
started III pursuit OF the Goctinr an.
ma! young Williams was dead A
i"-ycar-oid toy, who was with Will
i'ams when the colt started. ma de
irhntir efforts Ia stop the animal
The dead youth was n son of Hudson
"iiIiams. "i Shenandoah, this county.
who was in Luray when informed of
his sons tragic death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
FRANK GOULD MUST
PAY DIVORCED WzFE,S
MILLINERY DEBTS
French Court Rules That Amer
lean Millionaire Is Re-
sponsible for Bills.
IRy I'nitrh NnmsI

iARlS. May 25.--Frauk Gould.
An"rican millionaire. must pay tho
millinery hiilS contracted by his wife
in i2iS. Notwithstanding the fact that
she is his wife n" longer
In French court Wednesday,
Gould set NJ the defense against a
SUIT I" recover II miliincr's bill of
500 francs, that under the French
law the husband does not assume
unlimited responsibility fo- the debts
"f his wife. The court ruled. how
ever. that under American customs
the husband is responsible ana held
that Could as an American Should
pay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
Dy Percy Sarl.

United News Sian corrcs pondent
LAuNCESTON. cORNWALi., ENG.
May 25.--iIis Royal iIighncss Edward,
FRINGE OF Wales. Duke OF Cornwall.
Earl OF Rothcsay. and so forth. took
stock at the end OF perfect day re-
Gently. ana discovered his personal
estate was augmented by the follow.
ing articles. to wit:
Greyhound. salmon spear (gildcd).
archer's longbow tslighuy bcnD.
,hrec arrows. pair spurs tgiidod).
Goatskn mantle owner never wore.
gold clock, five pair white gloves as
serted sizes tcotton), several bouquets s
roses (wiltcd).
The greyhound Will become fam
iIy net. The rcSt Of the gifts will
make pleasing ornaments for the
royal what-not in the princes parlor
The acquisition of this conglomcr-
atc bundle OF gifts marked Edward s
first trip to tho capital of his ancient
Guchy, and followed out the ancient
custom which demands the ceremonial
presentations when the duke makes
his pilgrimage to the seat of former
glory.
The prince. wearing the uniform of
colonel -in-chief OF the Duke of Corn
wallis Light Infantry, made his state
entry this morning and held an an
Client ducal court at tho gates OF tho
picturesque old Launceston Castle.
with a guard ri honor mounted In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
PRINCE OF WALES RECEIVES
CONCLOIERA7E EUNDL E CT
GIFTS ON NLAUNCEsTCN TRIP
Personal Estate of His Highness Augmented by MANY
Useful and Useless Artices-Marks Edwards
First Visit to Capital of Ancient Duchy

the courtyard gorgeous hara!ds in
plantaGanct iabards. the state trum-
peters surrounding tho throne. Here
no summoned the assembled notahlcs
to do homage and render tribute to
their lord duke" in accordance with
custom
Sir Hugh NJ ST. Aubyn. lord of the
Manor Of Elerhy. humbiy rendered his
'rlhntc--thc greyhound. magnificent
animal adorned with Il silver collar
aud Ei!dcd chain. Here was one gift
the prince really appreciated.
Sir Trchawkc Kckcwich, kneclins.
presented the gilt spurs. as proof that
he is the one and only lord OF the
Manor Of Pcnrosc; St Bcrtram Hutch
inss. ESD. to Justify his existence
and that of the Manor OF Swanncot:
Week st. Mary. rather sheepishly pro-
nucch tho Soatskin mantlc-which
was promptly turned over to one OF
the undcrlings while the prince smiled
broadly.
The other gifts were duly presented
and checked off by the royal stock
takcr
Then. in old-style phrascoloEy. the
prince confirmed the donors in their
ancient rights and privileges. Dur
ing his ten days tour OF the duchy.
Edward has collected several truck
loads Of similar gifts.
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81 to BaltimoIT} York River Line,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
RAIL SURGEONS ELECT
DR.. ROSS, OF RICHMOND
Icy Assoc!atcd rrcss-l

MOBILE. ALA. May Election
oi officers featured the closing bust
ness session Of the Southern Railway
surgeons today. Or. r. II Walker. of
"'hran". Ca being chosen a. prcSi-
q nj. Other officers were: J. W. Me
''hoe. R"cdsvillc. y. G.. first vice -prc.-
dent; H. r. Block. Spar,anburr. s.
a.. second vice president. r. X. Crit
nm M"undSv.llc, Tenn. third vice.
president; Il. NJ Wallace. Rutlcdcc.
"a. fourth vicc president: Dr. George
L. Ross. Richmond. Va. historian:
Hiss Edith y F"liz. Washington. II.
g. secretary and treasurer New
members Of th' executive. Commiitc.
orc: W ; Nash Knoxville. Tenn,
and -. Is. briggs BlouutsviIlc. Tenn.
Three old m"mhcrS Of the committee
are i. + i"hhci. English. Ind: T.
J., Solomon. EirmiuCham and L. ~.
Martin. New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
POSSE SEEKS NEGROES
WHO BEAT WHITE WOMAN

BIRMINGHAM May 2i.-At a late
iiuhman. ten miles northeast OF Eir-
m'hEham. were stiil securing that;
community and the surrounding coun.
Try Tor t"" unidentified negroes Who
attacked a white woman and beat her
int" unc"nsci"Usncss in her home at
Huffman this afternoon.
The woman was aIon. when the
n.Groc: 'n,"rcd through back door.
When she scr, 3mcd and ATTEMPTED 10
escape. she told officers later. she was
seized and beaten ana ch"k"d into IN
senSihilitN. after which the negroes
ramSackcd the house. number OF
deputies have been sent to the scene
by sheriff Iiartaieid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26

NEW YORK. May % Magistrate
John kochcndorfcr, whose views on
the married state have been passed
~, over the judicial tribune Tor seven
years. has rome TO the conclusion that
Scven-ciShths OF all the domestic
1narrcls i'll the world arc due 10 the
husbands sclnshncss.
So. instead of dealing out jail SEN
'cnccs which do no good. the magis-
,ratc has decided To follow new
system lie is going Ia give the
man Il chance To do the following
things:
Prepare breakfast every morning
Nash the dishes in the evening
Take care Of the children one hour
day.
Take one evening out "a week.
Take the Family out every Sunday.
to church, j tho morning. and to
walk in the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
LONE j. S. GOLFER
LEFT IN TIE british
AMATEUR TOURNEY
Fred Wright, of Boston. Is
American Ace" as Stars
Arc Eliminated.
ALLAN GRAHAM CEFEATc
YOUTHFUL BOBBY JONES
Crack Atlanta Player Beaten
When He Makes Many
Mistakes.
By ita-oid Hilton.

N"tcd colt Critic and i'ormc- I'ritish
ami American imnt.ur COLI cham
doYLAhE. N"r "a --Gohny ZONES.
IN" hoy aond"r :rjt d, k,,ul,. Iro
jul Nlcw up rhs morn ~; aad A..
t. iph hc wi'r'J harl, :. ;n- .i:S
t"rSe trying "a a,...1: ~. s.i.aiI "a
pHiiosophically. and although he
looked tn. part Of q loser who
"oesn', mind I'm sure ne would have
l.l!c' 10 have = thrown his pcit balls
"a: of tho "luhhcus2 windows. n or.
der Ia relieve his feelings.
i;u, Bobby took grave risks win
III, gods of golf on TUESDAY. u,d a.
man named iIaml., f"rgay, him.
This lime, Allan Graham brother a..
the Iamcntcd Jack Graham, wasn..
in such 4 Tolerant kindly mood
Bobby ln1dc mistakes. quite u good y
number of which Allan took advan.
taSc OF, aud 50 his scro. ran on. NJ.
t"o up. three M. and so on untii IL
vas matter % six NJ. with only ave
10 go.
Roohy IS a nnc lovahic ,,v. an,
;h', know it on this sid. nf tie
'"'er In fact. "" wouldn't Rave
'a"hs"d our minds about him l.. a..
Han gone about smashing ,,e win.
COWS, w" hop. to SO him = .ra .ts..,
very worry soou
h" veteran jona Eail .,ru l. a,
F"fi- old. haI great ha,.f. .-.iny,
'"-hl b"uSlAs wHe old l.l.1,,p
E'", going /" 80 end of plar aud az.
hhiNln-; inr watv!. SANK al, .Ipbt-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
HAS NEWPJINLSHMEN
FOR HUSBANDS FOUNDGUILTY
OF SELFZSHNESS IN MARIA GE
Instead of Jaing Them Orders That They Rise Early,
Get Breakfast, Wash Dishes, Care for Chill
dren and Aid Wives With Housework

Fay candy ana fruit for the wife
aud children once a week.
Aiiow the wife to handle the H.
Eanccs
start a savings account.
Wait on himself
Repeat every day the promise ne
madc when he marrici his wife.-to
love. honor, and obey her
Here Masistra,a lean Norris. New
fork's woman judge. chimes In with
advice On selfish women.
she VIII" serves her husband cold
meats and potato salad---the delicates-
sen dihncr--niSht after night iy not
only selfish. but trying to break up
her home" she says.
Furthermore. the wife should pay
the rent. grocery and butcher bills
before she decks herself out and re-
furnishes her home. And finally. IN
laws" should stay awatA from tho
home on sundays ana holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
j. S. OFFICER SHOOTS AS
CONWAY TRIES TO ESCAPE
Shooting Takes Place AT Fourth and
Marshall Strccts-RcsitIcn,s
Arc Startled.
Man Describing Himself ns Secret
service Agent Declines to Di-
ruigc Reason for Arrcst-Ludgcd
in Hcnrico Jail.

EDIIpU-.r- ~.
w several
N"i'" s'ar'Icd pasHcrs-by and
aroused inc n"iShborh"od at Fourth
and Marshal! streets shorty ,f,o-
10 o'clock las. ,r,, -,
""'
''"h! conway.
"'H arrested hy four officers AMI
'""S"d IN H"nri"" County Jail. Later
man VINO described himself over
IN '"i"hh"nc hs Mr. kinc. "f the
ch'''H states Secret S'rvic",' de-
'Ih'" !" STAT" TN" specific charge On
""''" "nWaN had been arrested,
''"S 'ha' ne was irid 'pond'uE
'h 'h'"StiSa'i"n. He adi"! tina;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
18 HURT IN RIOT FOLLOWING
BOMB HURLING IN BULGARIA
Lsy Nssocintcd rrcss. |

SOFIA. BULGARIA. May - ~
homh thrown into 4 procession OF
school children who wcro observing
the national holiday today caused
eighteen casualties. several Of the
wounded are expected 10 die MI
those hurt were wom"n or children.
Communists. who had expressed
hostile sentiments with regard to the
parade. arc accused by the population
Of having hccn responsible for the
outrage. Many Of tho Communist
leaders have been arrested and mot
has burned The Communist club to
tho ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
IBv As.orIntea -. !

PARIS May -. \ rtronc app"at
10 Amcrica 10 step IN ard nad a So
lution "a tho European situation VAS
re,n.ch by NJ NohicmaIrc IN tho cham
aer Of Deputies today during tn" dis
cusSion of tho government, foreign
policy
Tho coming hour tho hour %
America said th, Deputy she has
not signed rHc ,reai, nu' she has
nor vord 90 SAY Why sn"uic not
irrcr.cn impose prccIs, ,"niliion
;or ;ne execution Of certain Clauses
4 tho treaty for instance, rrpnra-
tCon..nucd "n PAGE . Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
Z DIE AS TUG RIVER
FIGHTING RESUMES
West Virginia State Trooper
and Kentucky National
Guardsman Killed.
ONE CIVILIAN is WOUNDED
N. d w. Railroad Ordered to
Prepare Special Train for I'm
mediate Run to Nolan.
tBy Associated Press. I

W1LLiAMSON. w. VA. M,v az
State ppticc ho,d,u,-,
"cst
''"'' ''""Ptr ana Ken
lucky National ti,iardSman were Kill e.
ed AT Nolan. west "f here. when fight
ing in the Tug River battle conc was
resumed
captain Norton, Of the state poiic..
Scnt the report OF the EilliuEs To CAP.
tain j. Il. frockus. the latter said.
l'riHat" kachlry. - West Virginia
trooper and Manlcy Vaughan. or tn.
kcntucky militia. were Lillrd ,,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
Raiders Are sho, Down.
FARMERS THREATEN TO GO
INTO LIVESTOCK SELLING

CHICAGO. May 25.-The farmer is
threa tening to go into the live stocL
selling game himself
such action it is believed. would
rre'iritate fight almost as bitter as
that in which they are now engaged
with the Chicago Eoard of Trade and
other grain exchanges.
First steps toward this end we're
taken tonight when the farmers live
stock committee of ffteen, American
Farm Bureau Fcderations. met in ex.
Scutiyc session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
SZlVN FEZlVERS BATTLE
AS S MILLION DOLLAR
BUILDING LSDESTROYED
Knights Of Columbus Buy
Land in B.hlma | Ind,
InN Nssocinted rrc.s-l-

ROCHESTER,. y Y. May 70
Through i;cv. Father Crysostom.
"t the order of 50 l.'ncdict. an
npportunity was offered to tho
New York stat" Council Of the
knights OF Columbus. in convcn-
iion here today. OF purchasing -
500 acres At Nassau. iSahama
islands. which includes tho au-
th'ntic landing place OF Christie
rher Columbus, tho patron saint
Of the order
Acceptance of tho offer was
voted unanimously and the estate
VIII be maintained ia pcrpetuity
by the stat. council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
lRGE LAW TO JAIL CONVICTED
BUILDING TRADES MEMBERS
lnr AssnciatcdI.rnssl \

NEW YORK, MAY 25.--ConSress
will hc asked TO amend the Federal
laws To compel imposition Of prison
sentences on convicted mcmhcrs OF
building materials combinations
samuel Untcrmyer announced today
before III" Lockwood legislative COM
mittcc. OF which he is chief counsel.
Tho committees recommendations for
remedial State LEGISLATION also would
he pressed, he said. ,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
CUT IN RAIL RATES Is
lMP0SSIBLE--C E--CUMMIMS
LEY rnitcI Ncmsl

WASHINGToN. May 2i.---Rcduction
Of railroad rates Is Impossible. unless
Congress is willing to make an APP
pro1riaiion to help sustain the roads,
according TO senator cummius. chair
mittcc.
Cummins discussed the possibility
Of rate reduction roday during the
course of ii hearing before the com
mittcc of which he is head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
ROTARlAkS TO ATTEND
MEETING IN SCOTLAND
LEv Assncintcd rrcss 1

NEW YORK. May -. Two steam
SHIPS have been chartered to trans
Fort 1000 American and Canadian
Rotarians Ia EdinEurgh. Scotland. for
the annual convention Of the Inter-
national Association Of Rotary Clubs.
to he held June l3 To l6.
Rotarians from Cuba. the Orient
ana South America also will will be
in the party. the Rotary Club, Of New
York announced today.
They will sail June from New
York on the steamers Camcronita and
Caronia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
SENATORS FAVOR
FERENCE: FOR
NAVY REDUCTION
Borah's Proposal Urges Presi-
dent to Invite Nations of
World for Discussion.
AMENDMENT Is PASSED
BY 74-O VOTE IN SENATE
Advocates Believe Harding Will
Approve Bill After Its
Endorsement.
INN .Assoelatcl rrcss |

WASHING;TpN May .5-L-n,u-
'nous senate approval was given to-
day ia senator Borah's proposal for
an international naval disarmament
conference
Hy vote Of a To o the Idaho Scna-
tors amendment was added to the
nava, appropriation hill authorizing
and requesting the President to in
Nii" the governments OF Great Britain
and Japan to send representatives to
"a conference with representatives of
the United states in an effort to reach
some agreement on disarmament.
IN" tn"ndmcnt as adopted follow
That tho President Is authorized
'.h! rclhestc! To invite the govern
ments OF Great Britain and Japan to
send presentatjIes.I9,a conference
when shall lie charged with :ha duty
"t promptly entering into an under
standing or agreement by which the
haNa expenditures and building pro-
grams OF each Of said governments. to
VII, IN" United states, Great Britain
and Japan. shall be substantially re-
luce! Annually. d:r:nS the ncNt nvc
years To such an extent ..nd upon such
terms aa may hc agreed upon. which
understanding or agreement is to H..
reported to thr rcspcctl q govern
mentS for approval.
Ab,cn,rcs Favor Proposal.
Inc vote Mas in conformity with
the understanding reached last week
by administration forces TO give their
support t" Senator E"rah's plan. Re
sides the fortN-siN Republicans and
twenty eight Democrats voting for
The amendment. announcements were
made or Lchalf OF many absentccs tina,
they too favored the disarmament
plan.
Upon Passage OF tho bill the amend :
ment will SO TO conference with tho
House. but its advocates believe il
'ntinucd on Page , Col A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
GENERAL. WOOD TO ACCEPT
INVITATION FROM CHINA
lEv Irnitch Ncusl

WASHINGTON, May a5.-a;ajor.
General Leonard Wood wii visit
thina IN response to an invitation
from the 'hinrao government. while
ne is In III" Far East. Secretary OF
War Weeks announced today.
Wood IS in the orient making an
investigation OF the situation IN tho
Philippines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-26
LOOKS TO AMERICA
TO FIND A SOLUTION
TO EUROPEAN TANGLE
Leaky Court Roof Serves
to Win Case for enant
NIX NNsnciatod Pros

SEN YORK. May 81. y l"aky
r"urihuus" roof served today to
win % "tso f"r - tenant va u
fniudrops hogan trickiiuE down the
Hock of Justice Schuiou of the
Er"uN Municipal Court. u ci"rn
""minandcrc5 an umbrella. which
The jGds. held over h!s head as
he listened 10 landlord tenant
litigation
That ono "f The annoyanccs
NY rli"ut suffers. said the tenant $
lawyer. Verdict for the tenant
said IN" judge.