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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-04

Mrs. J. D. Greer is home from Col
umbia where she went to attend the
Missouri University graduation exer-
cises and see her daughter receive a
degree.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-04

The announcement of Roy C. Bark
ley win be found in the proper column
He is a candidate for County Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-04

Craddock's WALL PAPERS are
beautiful and low priced.
DE- wit Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-04

EFOR SALE-Fine Strawberry
Plants. Nj. M. HOWARD. Phone
5S0J. 11-2t
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Advance Payments

May be made and withdrawn at any time 80 days
notice. If withdrawn they will participate in the full
earnings thereby Fastening maturity of your shares
In of death of member, his heirs may withdraw
shares with all accrued earnings carry to maturity
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study this advertisement carefully and ask yourself
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permit them to advise with without obligation part
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How To Save $1,000 Or
Any Larger Amount
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woman's shares cannot be taken for her husbands
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The Alabama Mutual
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Authorized Capital, 81 ,00O,OOO.O0
Office 2122 First Avenue, Birmingham

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Table Showing Cost and
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Investors Installment Shares

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T. J. EVANS, President
Florence, Ala.


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ma { more morg he mem-
berh he mustno be hypo cated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
ROGER MOORE ELECTED HEADOF
7TH DISTRICT ROTARY CLUBS
Wilmington On. CO. Man Unanimous Choice of Con
fercncc-Committee Recommends Dividing Dis.
trct and Creating One to Be Known as Eighth

tary cast tho unanimous vote of the
conference for Mr.. Moore. who is one
OF the leading members OF the VIII
mington Club and has been espe
riaily active in boys work in hi
home city.
Tho report on redistricting was re-
forrcd TO the international assocja-
tion for adoption or rejection. The
proposed districts line mp as follows:
District No :, in North Carolina
Durham. Fayctteviilc. GoIdsboro
Girecnvillc. Kinston. Newborn. Ra-
leigh. Wilmington, Washington, viii
son.
Prospects in North Carolina-Eliza-
beth City and Henderson; in Virgin
ia-Covington. Hot Springs. Danvilie,
Lynchburg. Newport News. Norfolk,
Petersburg. Portsmouth. Pulaski,
Richmond. Roanoke, Staunton. Char
lottesville. Winchester. Harrisonburg,
Hampton. Prospects In Virginia -
liadford. Lexington. Bedford. Big
stone Gap, South Boston. Suffolk and
Frederick sburg.
District No. s: In North Carolina
Asheville. Charlotte, Gastonia, Green's
boro. High Point. Salisbury. Winston
Salem. Mooresville,x .Statcsvilie, Con-
Continued on Page s.. Col. s.
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lEy A.soelnteA Ircsa.l

NEW YORK. March Failing
"y every other means to find her son.
. mother is setting out from an
east side tenement n.Nt Tuesday lin
an automob!:e she has bought with
her savings to scour tho vast
stretch OF country embraced by the
single word West.
The boy-Sidnoy Leroy Ross-may
bH in the wheat :ieIds. starving in
some city. or buried In an unmarked
grave. but his mother Is determined
to find him. she is taking with her
only her eat. Spots. "A sewing ma
chine and the very l.chtest OF kits
Relieves He Is Alive.
Mrs Mario Whittaker-she re-
married after her sons bir,h-wnI
not admit the taintest chance that
he is dead. Hc Is alive and he needs
her.
Four years ago in Oklahoma City
they separated. They wanted to
make money. lots OF il. because Sid
ney had leaning toward electricity
his follow students called him
"Edison"--and no had an ambition
To own tarH a farm equipped with
al! sorts OF tonvoniences SO that his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
GOES SCRUBBING TO BUY AUTO
TO SEARCH FOR MISSING SON
Tenement Dweller, Accompanied by Her Cat Seeks
Sidney Leroy Ross, From Whom She Has = $.
Not Heard for Four Years

mother would only need 20 -m,slt
buttons 20 set whatever she needed
Last Word From Missouri.
7" bring this about. Sidney he
came carrenter IN For; Worth.
Texas, Slrs. Whitaker went t.
Tennessee to munitions factory,
but only few wcokS after she ar
:ivca the armisticc came ana there
Was n" further need for munitions
Mrs. Whitaker came to New YORK.
and soon after She arrived lettcrs
from Sidney ceased. The last ono
came from Kansas city, Mo. unG
told how the boy was planning 70
leave for Brewster Mo. to go oa,
again with the harvestora -~~
The mother tried every. way sac
knew 10 reach her son. When hes
efforts failed Mrs. WHITAKER deter.
mined She would go nnd sidney. For.
more than three years sho Has
worked rs scrubwoman. dress.
maker. doing odds and cnds. and
lived from hand TO mouth 20 save
Tor her trip.
Her automobile she would haze .
sign on each side reading:
Has any ono seen s!dnsy LssoS
Ross?'' 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
FLYING BOAT MISSING
WITH ) PASSENGERS
lRy Nssociatcd Prcss.l

MIAMI. FLA. March 22.--Thc ny
ing boat Miss Miami. which left here
at noon today Tor Rimini was re-
ported tonight not to have arrived az
its destination. The craft carried
besides its pilot, Robert Moore. five
passengers: Mr.. and Mrs. August
Butte. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence T.
Smith. of Kansas City. Mo. and Mrs
Dixon, of Memphis. Tenn.
Another plane has been dispatched
to Bimini. hut Will not return until
morning. TO ascertain If the Mis-:
Miami has been heard from. and q
Systematic search Will begin at day.
break.
Nothing is known OF the missing
planes trouble. and it is probabl,
that 1t was forced down somewhere
at sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23


WlNsTON-SALEAI. y. C.. March 20.
Tho two.day session OF the Sew
cnth District Rotary Conference
closed this afternoon and the 1,lT9
cciesates. az shown by the rcgistra-
tions' left tonight for their rcspec-
tive homes. by train and automo-
oilcs. The delegation from Richmond
a"u other Virginia cities and towns;
departed at o'clock tonight. II Is
una nimously accepted as the creates.
ana most successful convention in tho
history of the district.
The selection of Roger Moore a
successful and live wire business ma f,
OF Wilmington. y. c., as the nominee
,or district governor. and rccom-
mendation Of the committee 10 di-
vide the district ana creating n ncu,
ono. to be known as the eighth. were
.dfong the outstanding features or
'cday's sessions.
Mr. Moore Unanimous Choice.
Mr.. Moore was placed I'm nomipa
v. .on. together with Superintendent &
Underwood, OF the Raleigh citv
hools. but the latter promptly de-
ned 10 have his name considered ma
candidate and on motion the secre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Eight Hours Of Oratory
Goes Into Record
on Pact.
FINAL VOTE TO CONF.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Pomcrcne. Democrat. Advo.
Gates. and La Toilette Op.
poses. Ratification.
tHy Associated Press.

NASHINGTON. March 3a.-E;sh,
honrs more Of oratory. divided abou,
equally between praise and condem-
nation OF the four-power Pacific
treaty, wen. Into The Senn;c record
;"day ns the ratification debate ap-
proach'd its conclusion.
So area, was III. crush OF scna.
tors who wanted 80 get their vlewr
recorded before he hour 10. voting
arrives on Friday tina, an a,l-aft4.-
noon session was no. suaic!cn, 10
accommodate them. For tho mrs,
time since the debate began the Sen.
alc recessed tor dinner an,i rac;
again IN ;he evening 10 lc- the dis
c"ss'on wear ltsc! out.
on the eide Of the treaty propon.
cuts senator rome-enc, of Ohio. q
Continued on Page II. Col. GD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
READY FOR SUSPENSION
or MANY WEEKS DCRATIoS

BY Associated rrcsl
1HDfAHAPoLls. IND. March 2a.-
Without hope, apparently. of dsvel.
"pmonts forcstalijug the coal strike
set for April |, officials OF tho United
Mine Workers OF America toniCh,
declared that the miners were ready
for general suspension OF man,
weeks duration. None. however
would predict how long the walk
out would continue, asserting tina,
thcir fight could continue !ndeh
iteiy.
While no official forccas; of The
length Of the strike WAS made. !,
was indicated au,horitatively tina,
the union officials felt that any wage
conference with operators o: tho
central competitive field was doubt :
!ul until the big coal stocks now on
hand had hcen depleted. Operators
here said that the stocks ON hand
would mcc; tho country's require
mcnts for two months and that
supply almost half OF the normal
demand
While the strike in Tho sot;-coal
Gclds hinges on the situation in the
central competitive field. which is
tho unions basis for wages OF ALI
soft coal districts. the strike in
Pennsylvania anthracite fields may
lc ended before that in the soft-coal
fields, for negotiations are under
way for Il new anthracite wage
agreement. Any ROW wage scale
must be approved by referendum
Of the miners affected by il. and the
cessation al the strike. officials here
said. rested with the unions policy
committee. The opinion in union
circles was that the committee
would end tho strike whenever a
wage scale acceptable 10 thc men
had been negotiated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
GOOD ROADS SESSION
IMMINENT, GOOLRICk
TELLS ADVERTISERS
Soons 10 BE Called Here by Time Snow Flies
and Perhaps Sooner. Senator Says in Address
on Mistakes of Last Legislature.

Predicting that a special rcsS!cn os
'uo General Assembly, will bc held "bc-
Tore the saow'lakss :all again. and
possibly as soon as tho sun causes
peop!" to seek tho mountains and ,hs
S"ashoTeS" for the passag. o. 4 roads
bond issue bill state senator G.
cComor Goo!rick. OF FrcdcricIssburs.
yesterday addressed the Richmond
Advestia;nV club on. s'soine Ms
taNes of the Last Legislature" is-
Eenhied q, tho luncheon tables we're
members OF tho Womau'= AhvcrtIs!uf;
club. members Of the state Corpora
ton ComrissioI ard several state
Il .partm"nt heads.
Senator Goo!ric,. said Il. did not
com" in 4 spir!. OF anger To- speaI:
on tho subject assigned him by the
club. and hc pointed out that Tho
criticism he made on the floor OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Lady Astor to Arrive
i'll New York April 10
LKv Associatcd rrcss.

NEW YOEit. March 22.-I.ady
Astor. tho coneiy Virginia girl.
Who has bccn claiming headlines
ever sine sl.H got into the British
House of Parliament. will arrive
in Now York April To- This WAS
;he word received today by Mary
Harret; liay. chairman OF the New
York CITY League Of Women vot-
crs.
II previously had been an
uounced that Lad: Astcr was
coming 20 this country TO attend
Tho Pan American conference Of
the Natioma, League OF Women
Voters. which opens in Baltimore
Apri! 20. but Miss Hay made pub
lie. for tho arst time. plans for n
meeting In Town Hail on tho day
she steps ashore. \ committee OF
prominent club ard society wo-
mon Will meet Lady Astor a. the
pier and escort her to the hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
] KILLED, SHOT.
in PITCHED BATTLE
ny Associated pressl

MACON. GA. March 2o.-Federa,
prohibition officers. working under
the personal direction OF w. II.
tlahr, agent in charge OF tho Middle
Georgia district, engaged In a
pitched battle with alleged moon
sinners in Emanuel County late to-
Day. Id +. Newbcrry. member %,
III" Federal raidiuE forces. was shot
three times. He will recover. ac-
c"rd!ng 10 reports. T. Barwick. who
was taken TO hospital In SWANS
horo. died Inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
ANTHRACITE COAL
|. CONFERENCE FAILS
IN WAGE PARLEYS
Arbitration Committee to
Meet Again Today to Try
to End Deadlock.
OPERATORS DECLINE TO
COMMENT ON RESULTS
No Specific Proposals Have
Been Submitted bv
the Owners.
PtErtHE FOR sTUIkE BENEFITS
i"'er"A'i"nni mud Locni officials Place
Available Cash Funds OF Union
OPERATORS DECLINE TO
COMMENT ON RESULTS
PREPARE ron sT,tIkE BENEFITS
international nnd Incni officials I'Incc
Available Cash Funds OF Union
Mt s2,Up0,GO0.
tBy Associated Pres

NEW YORK. March "2.--Af.c- bo-
ins c!oscted FOR two days In ,ojn,
conference, members Of tho antnra-
cite miners ana operators wage ar
hitration committee Of elgb, an
nounc'd tonight that they were s.u,
at !ogRcrheads. ono more session
VIII be held tomorrow. In a final at.
tempt TO settle wage dinicul,ics be.
'ore labor members of ;hc commit;
tee leave for Cleveland, TO marsila
the 100000 anthracite and blunt
nous miners o: the nation for tho
general strike ordered for April !.
We have agreed upon nothing
John l.. Lewis. international p-cs;.
dent OF the United Minc Worker. o,
America, announced at the close o,
'oday's session. our discussion.
with the operators have been con.
fined TO genera! conditions In tn. In.
dustry.
Although operators have declared
they VIII not increase wages. bu.
VIII demand that they hn decreased
th'y have not ye, made spocia,
PROPOSALS before the committee y.
eight. In the meantime. ". ar.
standing on our nineteen demands
Tor higher wages ana better work.nr
condit!ona"
The operators declined TO conmcn;
on ;he results Of todays session.
\ general survey of the :tuauccs :
- both b',uminous ana aninrari,,
organizations VIII he started "A,
once. i, was said, 10 prepare for is
anance OF strike benefits in event O.:
= protractcd suspension of tho
'niucs
General estimates OF International
ana local officials place the available
cash funds of the union at approx.
fnatciy S2.oo0.0oo, of which 100000
is said 10 he in the treasury ot tn.
International
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
PERFORMS SURGICAL
OPERATION IN COURT
fly Associated Press.

MILLEN GA. March >. --rro
unusual spectacle Of a surgical one
ration being performed in open court
p"torc jury was presented her, to-
Gay by the defense I'm the ease cf
t. ~. chance. justice Of the peace
on trial charged with the murder
OF Watson Alton last Christina. pav.
Afie" testimony 10 the effect tha,
Alien had fred upon Chance. hts son
hoSroe Chance. and Sidney Rowe. as
'hey were driving past the Allen
home. pr. {. Thompson was called anJ
proceeded 10 remove from the arms
90 ROSCOE chance ana Rowe several
number four shot which tho defense
claimed we're similar TO shots fired
from A!!cn's shotgun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23

Senate was against Tho failure OF
the General Assembly, and not any
particular branch, 70 pass bencn.
'ial legislation. II" tool, occasion to
say that he had not used the word
ignorant IN his speech. but did
say that III. Gcuerai Assembly was
"!eadcricss. incompe,cn; and a roac-
,ionary body.'
Snss People &" Blame. Too.
Inc thrc" dominant propositions
b"fore tho Genera! Assembly. he said.
"cr" 'ducation. bonds for tho con =
Strnc'!cn Of h:shwnys ana tho re.
building OF the disord.rcd system oc
ia%a'ion. and he pointed ou, tina.
tho compulsory education bill as H.
"aliy passed had been 60 amended as
:" hav" taken out the teeth that
would have insured the education Of
continued on Page = 6,oi ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
GIVE MORATORIUM
IN PART TO BERLIN
FOR 1922 PAYMENT
Commission Makes Public
i'll Paris Terms of New
Proposal.
CALL FOR EXECUTION
OF CANNES AGREEMENT
Conditional Upon the Fulfill
ment of Conditions Laid
Down on May 81.
tpy Associated rrc.s. ]

FAEIS, March Ca partia? mora
tofium has been Eircu Germany for
her ro?aratiors payments in 1929.
according 10 q decision % the rcpa =
;a,i"ns comm .sslcn made public here
t"da:.
TIL plan carries w!th 1t q spociac
ohliga''o,i On The part o. GERMANY g,
raise COCO 100000 marks paper. III od-
oiticnal capital tax.a; 10 noa, au In =
'oFh&' 'oan to balance her budget: 30
sop VIC e:t1"rtati"r OF capital and
make The i;'icasbank independent:
l" radically reduce expenses: to sub
CONTINUED on Page =. Col. 6.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
HOUSE APPROVES
ARMY REDUCTION
Votes to Require Curtailment
To ll5.000. Effective
by July /.
TO WEAKEN CARRlSONS
Congress Claims Power TO
Call Troops From Pan.
ANA and Hawaii.
fRy Associa.eI 49, :

NAS!IINGToN March aa.-The
aoua" gave its approval today - d
provision o.; the arm: approp.!a zion
y!l. which would require the yc,,,c
ci"n by July Of the regular army -.
iiSted strength TO iia.00o mon ana
zen proceeded 10 enter upon :; n.o.
i"nsHd discussion Of whether Con.
s',as should direct the return 10 IN,
h!ied states oC certain ,ronr. ,,..
Toned in China, Iiawa,i tie T.arn-
ma canal Zone and on the Rhine
secretary Weeks has already ordered
IN" withdrawal OF the troopS from
The Rhine.
The bill provides that l.fnr. ,,o
beginning OF the coming fiscal vc.,
approximately $500 troons s;a,io,od
~ hawaii 2'ooO men on duty in the
ami zone and the entire force OF
''"Vo sarrisoncd in China. as well as
al out 800 men and officers in the
army Of occupation in Germany. must
pe brought back to continents,
United States.
Raises Point Of Order.
representative CraEo. Republican.
rhhs!!Van!;i. raised poin, of order
against the provision on tho ground
ihat Congress was a,tomn,i,c o.
's"'P 'lic power OF tho rr.sidcn: 10
"i'e'' troop movements The point
"i ofdcr. however. was nverrulea by
representative Lonewor,h. Rcpub,I
c""' ONO. presiding. WHO declared
'hat while he did So with personal
regret he believed Congress In an
P'orri"'ins for maintenance Of ;roops
'o"'h properly place such limitations
on :hc President and War Depart
meat.
y motion to eliminate ,rc r-a,.i-
+."" rom the bill WAS then made by
representative Rogers. Republican
,.'"sH" chnsetts' but the House nd-
continued on Page -. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
D. SENDS NOTE TO ALLIES ON ,$241 900, 600 CLAIM:
HOUSE VOTES ON BONUS MEASURE LATE TODA
Calls at White House:
Asks to See Wilson

WASHINGTON. March a.-
Peter a. Speicis. OF Philad.lDhia
takes the role of Zip Van HInklc
lie called al tho White House
Wednesday ana asked to sec
President Wilson.
"lic doesn't live here any more"
the attendant informed Spcjcia
and gave him rreaident Wilson'S
presen, address.
When nskc@ IL President Hard
ing. who is living AT the White
House now. would do. the phila
dclphian said. IL don't know him
But I've go, President Wilson'S
picture and can tell him what
| want
S3eicis said h" was "a native OF,
Russia and has lived In America
Twelve wear. Then he left the
White House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Emergency Way Require Use.
Kills Brother. n Deputy sheriff.

KNOXVILLE, TENN. March q
special from Hazard. Ky, says al
HIS home ut Raymond. IN the Goa
fields oi Lctchcr County late yestor-
day. Jonn Lindsay. 81 years old. is
reported to have shot and almost
instantly killcI his brother. Chester
y. Lindsay. 2S. deputy sheriff 81
the town. SO far as is known there
had been no previous trouble be-
tween the brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
HEIR TO A MILLION.
WILL TRAIN FIGHTERS
''m"'hH ). ornnnrH VIII Keen In
Work Despite Large
BclUcSt.
| ~ Associated Press !

riiHAHETH. y. j.. March 2o.-
Timothy j. o'Conncll. trainer. OF
fHSil'sts' today received Il letter
from Spohan". Wash iuformfcc
h'H that he was heir to 81 0o0. 600
Million or no million" he said.
''i'!l keep on training the boys for
boxing bouts
The letter from j. L. rhi,ts. OK.
cSui"r OF the estate OF Timothy Nc
'arthy' % years old. an uncle OF
o'onnciis. who died February IS.
said Mccarthy left an ESTATE valued
AT ste.0oo.ooo. -Four surviving Sis
t"rs and brothers OF Mccarthy and
their children will share in tho es-
tate. the letter said