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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
LANDLORDS PLAN
TO .F7A77EN OFF CONF,EREvf,E
government Moves to Halt Exorbitant Charges for
Add 5000 to Diplomatic Population.

vacant houses in the-city are nlentf.
tui, and will be even after the visiting
oeiegations are cared for, and tho gov.
ernment Is determined that "rour-
ing shall not be INDUCED In. 81
The State Department is co-obey-
ating with the various embassies and
legations in securing desirable uuar-
ters for their ENJOYS. Furthermore.
other services that they may desire
VIII be provided at reasonable cost.
Hotels Aid Government,
Hotel proDrietors have joined the
government in their hospitality move.
Although rooms in the better hotels
Will be at premium during the
winter months. It Is planned not to
advance the rates above the usual
winter percentage, they declare.
Altogether. approximately 5000
outsiders are expected to be in wasiis
ington during the conference. .whicffl
may last6as long as three monthsss
Ordinarily. the national capital S6km IN
absorb many times that number Wit Il IS
out external evidence.
Increased social activities. nov
ever, will make the presence OF fx.,
foreign visitors more noticeahfS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
[By Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-The War
Department set in motion today ma
chinery to apply irresistible force to
disorderiy clements in the five min
ing counties OF West Virginia where
labor disorders have smoldercd into
what officials term insurrection. by
train. from four army camps. an ex-
pcditionary troop force numbering
2,loO men was routed for separate
destinations on the edge of the noun
tain country. Brigadier- General H..
II. Bandholtz. tho governments agent
on the scene, has been designated to
command tho forces,
FederaI Forces in Aren.
Behind the force In motion. Score
tary Weeks said, were. as reserves.
another 1000 men. and bombing air
planes, which already have arrived
In the disturbed area. President
Hnrding's proclamation formally put
ting Faye;te, Mingo, Logan, I<n
nawha and Boone Counties under
martial law, is in the hands OF Cen
at the discretion of Secretary Weeks.
The governments action in send
ing troops into West Virginia, Secre-
tary Weeks said today, evidently had
the approval of mine union officials
as well ms the civil authorities' OF
West Virginia. who had asked for
them. He called attention TO General
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
IA VORS COMPETITION
IN MAKING A WARD OF
MEMORIAL CONTRACT
Report Cabinet. C,iis;is
Has Arisen in France
iIy IIudson IInwIc,.

PARIS, Sept. t2,-Reports that
Cabinet crisis has arisen which
may bring about the resignation
OF Minister OF Finance Doumcr and
others, because OF dissatisfaction
with the terms of the rcparation
agreement with Germany, followed
Fridays session' of the Cabinet.
Premier Brinnd outlined the for
cign situation to his colleagues.
and Doumer explained the financial
terms of the agreement In the
afternoon Loucheur, Minister for
the Devastated Regions. rcndcrA.d
his own explanation OF the agree
mcnt
Immediately after the session.
itcwas semioiticialiy given out that
bouner had already rendered. his
resignation. This was followed by
an otneial denial. within few
minutes after tbs original an
nounccmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
TROOP TRAIN ARRIVES
At, ST. AIRANS wv u,

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Sept. g..
Federal troops are In West Virginia.
ready'to Put down the disorder that
has been disturbing the peace OF the
State since last week. The Yfirsts
troop train arrived at ST. Albans ear
iy tonight from Ohio. and was 3foiss
lowed by other trains. bringing In
fantrymen and equipment from thea
Fifth Corps area of the Middle west
Troops from Camp Dix. who left New
Jersey early today. are not due until
tomorrow morning,
Brigadicr-GenerulN II. II, Bandho1fz
in command of all the Federal and
State troops. worked out tho details
for placing the commands TO-DAY. He !
would not divulge the exact spots
where men are to be stationed. The
infantrymen will be stationed at
several central points. from whien
they will operate In smaller da.
tachments. General Bandholtn haf
no very disturbing reports toda~
from the lighting area along tho
boundary limo OF Boone ana Logan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
LEGION MEETING
VOTES FOR OPEN
B'lI.DD|NG'0N 'I. WORK
Bonus Legislation Is Fa-
yored by Large Majority
Of Convention.
AIMED AT
HARVEY is ADOPTED
Effort Made to Have Govern.
ment Deport,E. X. Victor,
of Richmond.
GIVE DETAILS OF I>TEnNnENr
Making Of False Claims for wnr
Compensation Is vigorously
Il Denounced.
RESOLUTION AIMED AT
HARVEY is ADOPTED
GIVE DETAILS OF I>rnn~mE>r
Making of Faisc Claims for wnr
Compensation Is vigorously
ai Denounced.
.Lspeeinl 10 INC Times.Disna1ch

~
NORFOLK. VA, Sept. .--Thc third
2 annual convention OF the American
& Legion passed II busy day today and
passed large number OF rcsolu-
tions, many OF them OF Statewide and
national Importance. with the main
business OF the session out of IN.
Z way, interest now points To the
8electio1Sof officers tomorrow
Z. Colonel John cutchins. OF Rich
{ mond. is slated to be the next de-
& Spartment commander The Norfolk
delegation, which Endorsed Dr. Jun.
Z ius v. Lynch, has changed It's vote
ITO Colonel Cutchins, and In turn II
fs understood DIR. Lynch will secure
the vice e-copmnpdership. The next
convention VIII he in, ,Charioj,csvillo.
In Favor OF I,onus nm. -
The legion went on record today
al fayor'hg the bonus bIii. altaough
its action was not unanimous Ii;
: also adopted resolution dcnouncing
q sAmbassador George Harvey and ask
ing for his recall from Great Brit
ain.
Other resolutions adopted were as
follows: fav6ring more liberal box
ing and wrestling laws; opposition
to the release ,ot Eugene " Deb.
from prison: favoring open compe-
ition for the War Memorial Library
/at Richmond; favoring morct uni
sersai display Of the American fau
on public buildings; fnvoring strin-
gent laws against d0sacing the nag
.,or using it for advertising purposes:
fayoring legislation giving preference
toS ex-scrvice men In government
plants: asking thatiRichmond extend
ito the United Confederate Veterans
an invitation TO hold their 1922 re-
union there: fayoring the develop
meht of Hampton Roads and the cx-
tension OF good roads with the adop-
tIon OF a sane road program. and ask
Ing full publicity of the names OF
slackers and severe punishment for,
them.
All for Bonus RESOLUTION.
The sentiment Of the convention
was far from unanimous on the bonus
resolution. It passed first without
dissenting vote. with only small
part OF the conven tion present. Later
an attempt was made to have IL re-
/. considered, but that failed. An ef-
fort to have the sepgeant-nt-arms
explain tho bill was also voted down.
The opponents OF the bonus bill
promised that they would bring up
the subject at tomorrow's meeting
lin Ocean View, and would tight II
out on the floor of the convention.
. The resolution denouncing Colonel
Harvey was unconipromising in its
fContinued on Page Q. I,oI. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
u. S. TROOPS POURING
INTO AFFECTED AREAS
OF w. VA. COAL FIELD
1000 Armed Miners Seize
c. & 0. Train, Is Report
Il,y United News T,

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Sept. ..
AT 1880 tonight. Attorney Mullen
received a report that f.2Oo armed
miners had seized Chesapeake
and Ohio train in the Cabin Creek
district and after loading the cars
with rifles and ammunition and
supplies had climbed aboard. The
train then headed for the battle
front. passing through Madison.
Al late hour tonighr~aIl esti-
mates Of losses in the lighting
were only gucsswork. The miners
deny they have suffered heavily.
a. Mcdowell. deputy sheriff. Is
reported to have been killed i'm the.
Blair Mountain region. \
Orders were issued late this af-
ternoon by Major Thomas :. Davis.
military commander at Williamson,
mohilizinE all the Mingo County
special state policemen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
TRy Associated Pross.l

LOGAN. w. VA, Sept. :.-Henvy
lighting ON the west end OF the Spruce
Fork Ridge line was reported In. nm
official statement issued by Coionei
w. f.. Eubnnkx tonight. HIS an
nouncement added TINT toward tho
center somc firing was In proEresS,
but that to the. east. where blair
Mountain IL located, NIL. WINS quiet.
Colonel Eubnnks. who is In COM
mnnd Of Logan County deputies. State
troopers .and volunteers, further,
stated TINT nirplanes today dr6bpcd
bombs on ronds In the affected dis
tricts. Rcperts ,nudc to him, he said,
we've that dropping of the bombs
forced bnnds OF armed men In the
rnfIcy enst of the ridge to scatter
and flee.
The statement mnde no mention .of
casualties. although one man, Pri-i
Tnte Con, State trooper, was
brought in from Crooked Creek suf-s
fertnE from bullet wound In the hin.
He WINS not dangerously hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
MOB THREATENS TO
LYNCH 2 PRISONERS
S"er'H Pleads With Armed Men In
Let Law Take It's
Corrxe
NtBy Associated A Press. ]

JESSUP. GA, Sept. 2.-Aprrv mar.
sons. many of whom were membcrs
OF posse that captured two negroes
who are accused of attacking whi,o
woman. today. threaten to storm ,ho
jan tonight and lynch the prisoners
Sheriff Rogers pleaded with tho mon
to let the law take its course
me assault occurred near McKin-
non IN wayne County, during the
ABSENCE of the woman's husband.
The negroes arrested gave the
names OF Joe Jordan. Crescent City.
Fla, and James Harvey, Lima. Ohio.
me woman is said to have identified
tho negroes as her assailants.
Judge j. i. Highsmith has ordered
a special term of court to try the
negroes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
FRIENDS MAKE LIFE WEARY
L TO CANADIAN IN WET QUEBEC
Business Acquaintances and Relatives All Visit Oasis
and Expect TO Drink Supply Dry
in Few. DAYS.
in Few. Days.

happy and some other acquaintance
arrives--Tm all I'M!
I The mans right! Montreal is sur
rounded by dry territory and every
drinking visitor who arrives there
comes with thirst Of long cultivn-
tion and the determination to aIlav IL
as rapidly aud as completely as pos
sibIe po
Y Peculiarly enough. in view of<all
this. the streets. restaurants and
cafes Of Montreal are fairly free from
obnoxious drunks. The probable rea-
son for this is that the law forbids
serving drinks to intoxicated per-
sons. The lazy in, this particular is
strictly observed. When . man gets
noisy or wobbly on his pins, he be-
comes practically a resident pro- tenn
I in dry territory. If a man can safely
hold all he can get. then he. can get
5all he wants. but IL he acquires a
pronounced list to port or starboard
or begins footing his whistle too loud
In celebration Of the acquired cargo
he Is through for the time being aid
mo threats or pleas will avail him. :
!. Norfolk. $40; Ocean View, sass:
VA Beach, 1925; r.. L. every Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
2 KILLED BY LIGHTNING
NEAR THE WHITE HOUSE
Victims Took Refuge beneath n Tree
Close to Capitol
Grounds,

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-Frederlck
s. Houscman, &c. and Miss Leona
Shepperd. 10. were killed by lightning
here today when they sought refuge
from violent thunderstorm beneath
a tree near tile White House grounds.
Houseman, veteran OF the Twenty
ninth Division. was engaged to Miss
,Shepperd.
Ihe storm was accompanied by high
winds. which caused much damage to
the trees along the streets of tho
capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
GDic In Tenement Ftrc.

NEW YORK. Sept. Six persons,
four of them members OF the Same
family. pperished in fire In n Har-
lem tenement house tonight. Vim
,cenzo CataiaRo, his wife and 16-year-
old son and S-year-old daughter, who
occupied an apartment on the third
floor, were burned to death, as was
Bernard Do Luca nd an unidentl-
fed baby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
PRINCE OF MONACO
is REPORTED DYING
Ruler of Monte Carlo Suffering From
Cold Caught on Hunting

AlH LES RAINS. Sept. at is
reared that the Prince of Monaco is
dying as the result of cold caught
wh'ie hunting in the Pyrenees.
surgeons from Paris arrived here
Friday and performed an operation
on the Prince. after which he rallied
But. owing to his advanced age.
slight hope is held out for his re-
coveryS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
VISIT OF MICHAEL COLLINS
ATTRACTING ATTENTION
LRy Associatcd Prersl.

{ BY Associated Press
DUBLIN. Sept. o.-Thc visit OF
Michael Collins. Sim Fein minister
of commerce and commander in chief
q the Irish Republican army, is at-
tractipg great attention here 1t has
been announced that Mr.. Collins pur-
Continued on Page 2 Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
American Legion Quit. Paris.
(By Associated Press

PARIS. Sept. 1.-TWO thousand Am
erican supported fatiierless children
OF France waved good-by at the
st. Lazaire Station today to the 100
members of the American Legion wao
have been visiting France and Bel
gium. The legion men were leaving
for Havrc to embark on the steamer
Lcopoldina for home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
King and prinee-Firbt ri,c.

. TURIN. ITALY. Sept. 2.--King Vic
tor Emmanuel and. Prince Humbcrt,
the heir apparent to the throne, ,eu-
day acted as firemen In quenching
ihames that broke out in the royal
summer palace near here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
2,10O U. S. TROOPS,
EQUIPPED FOR WAR,
LINED Up IN ". VA.
Martial Law Order Awaits
Release by Weeks at Re-
quest of Bandholtz. ;
UNION HEADS APPROVE
MOVE OF GOVERNMENT
Bombing Planes, Artillery
and Other Equipment Now
Ready for Action.
IBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Sept. "a report
received nj the wnr Department to-
night from BrIEndirr-t:rn~rni hand
hoitH' tn West Virginia. said;
"Airplnnc reconnaissance, upon re-
turn. reported everything quiet
throEghout the disturbed nrcn dur Ing
rcconnnissnnce. Other reports ,fndi-
cate thnt there wns mt least the usuni
amount OF lighting during the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
CALL GREENWOOD
. TO SCOTLAND-FOR
IRISH CONFERENCE
Premier Lloyd George Or
ders Cabinet Meeting
for Wednesday.
VISIT OF NJ. COLLINS
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Orangemen Regard Presence
of Sim Fcin Official as In.
vasfon by Rebel"
Iny AssocI.tch r-e.

BELFAST, Sept. 2.-I'rrsh shooting
occurred this afternoon I'm tho Fail.
division OF the city, hut the outbreak
was NOT serfous. Townsend. Contcs
and Meib"urnc streets were the
scenes Of the disturbances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
REGULARS FACING
. MINERS TODAY TO
NUMBER OF 5000
Heavy Troop Trains Roll
Into War Zone Through
out the Night.
BOMBS ARE DROPPED.
DISPENSING BANDS
Heavy Fighting on West End
of Spruce Fork Ridge
Line.
NO MARTIAL LAW ORDER YET
"A N 10 N, fcl Ny,5t0.u
NO MARTIAL LAW ORDER YET
Anticipated Modified Form of Miii-sr
tary Control WnI he Put In
Force Soon.
my Associated Press.

FAIRM0NT. w. VA, Sept. ia
large bombing plane, I'm Charge OF
Lieutenant Leslie Arnold and contain
Ing two army officers nv passengers,
bound for the trouble zonc I'm south
crn West Virginia, WINS wrecked thrcc
miles north of Fnirnont tonight.
None OF the occupants WINS injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03

VIII Hold Reunion mt Chnttanooro.
FORT WORTH. TEX, Sept. q
Confederate veterans will hoid thrir
1921 annual reunion at Chattanooga.
Tenn. October 25, 20 and 81, General
r.. VI. Van Zandt, commander-in-
GRief OF the United Confederate Vet
efans, announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03

Every Sunday In Sept enba ar. az II fS "a q
Seaside Excursiopa. $40 round triDS5
trip OCEAN Views ms. M Az 49, ~
Q A. NJ. and u noon. kdverfI fIseDnsH gsy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03

Norfolk. $40; ocean View, Sass:
Va. Beach. 1925; r. I. every Sunday.
N. q w. Iv.- Broad st. Sta, S:15 and
!, A. sM.-Advertiscmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
Leader Of Mopinh. sei.ed.

CAL1cUT, INDIA. Sept. 2..-All Mu.
dalierf the rebel leader. and thirty,
other Moplahs have been arrested.
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'Continued on Page 5, Col. g..
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CONTINUED on page col. l.)
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,ontinu i on Page 2. Col. s.Y--
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