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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
REPUBLICANS FOR
SOLDIERS BONUS
AT THIS SESSION
Senate Caucus Instrllcts FL
nance Committee to Re.
port Measure.
PASSAGE OF BILL NOW
REGARDED AS CERTAIN
Majority Agrees to Give Meas.
urc Precedence Over Tariff
Legislation.
MAY ADD REVENUE CLAUSE:
Canvass, However. Indicates Act VIII
Pa,n trpcr Chambcr nt IL
PASSAGE OF BILL NOW
REGARDED AS CERTAIN
iAr ADD REVENUE CLAUSE
'on'nss. However. Indicates Act Win
Pasn tppcr Chambcr Mt IL
Came From House.
lBy United Ncws.l

WASHINGTON. April is.-Passage
OF Il soldier bonus bill within two or
three months seems assured by the
action o! the Republican Senators in
caucus.
They voted 26 TO to instruct the FL
nance Committee to report out the
bonus bili within reasonable time
ana agreed informally that tho tariff
"''i should be laid aside in favor OF
the bonus, when that measure is
ready Tor consideration.
Declare for Artion.
The resolution or the caucus read:
IT is the sense OF this conference
;hat the Senate should a; th!v scs
son pass a soldier bonus bill and
that the Republican members of the
FINANCE Committee he requested to
report such bill within reason
able time"
~ reasonable time" Senator's
thought. would be two or three weeks
inc action Of the caucus settled
the dispute as 10 whether bonus ,pr
.ariH should be first considered.
resident Harding wanted the tariff
enacted first. but the Informal agree .
hent OF Senator's was TO put through
the bonus bill first.
Consider Tnriry Tomorrow.
ihe caucus voted also to begin
consideration of the tariff bill Thurs.
ahy' and enact it without further
"c'aE. ii was considered poksiblt
inc tariff nigh, be law before rhe
bonus bill reaches the Senate. SEN
"'"r MccumbeT. chairman OF the Fl.
nance committee. was out Of town.
ana 1t could not he learned when u.
VIII call the committee to consid,
the bill
Favor House BIIt.
inc Republican Senator's discussed
'he possibility of amending tho bopp.
"'' 10 include a revcnue-r,!sInr
cause but reached no conclusion
ordinarily. all revenue lcp,s,,,io-
must originate in the House.
me vote on the bonus ends IN.
nope mat the Senate would kin tn.
"'''' passed by the House through do
'"y II means further tE., ,ho ~
!'e' OF President Harding that tho
bonus could better be enacted -,
'a'er cate is not shared by senator.
~ canvass OF the Senate reveals TIN,
'he bill. as approved by tho yior.n
would pass the upper chamber hy :,
comfortable majority If the vote yycr.
laHei tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
JAY CLAY POWERS IS
KILLED BY OIL MAN
Nationally Known Playwright shot
Down In Texas Hotel
Lobby.
ley United News.l

DALLAS. TEN. April is.-Jay Clay
Powers. nationally known play
wright and wealthy hotel owner, was
fatally shot in the crowded lobby
OF the Waldorf Hotel here late today
by u. T.. Soddern,au. Fort WORTH oil,
Speculation. The shooting followed q
dispute OF long standing over a mil
lion dollar hotel deal.
Powers died an hour after the
shooting. He was shot twice in ,hc
breast.
Police attribute the tragedy to a
hnal. bitter argument over the Term
inal Hotel in Fort Worth.
Powers wrote practical Politics.
a drama credited with long runs in
the East. and was also author o. a
dozen or more widely known plays.
His brother. Tom Powers. the actor,
row is starring on Broadway.
Sfits father. j. G.. Powers. Sr.. Is
,.,Sysulthy. !, Louisville b1yk 9Drexjda.,t1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
PORTUGUESE AVIATORS
REACH ST. PAUL ROCKS
complete Most DanRrrou> Leg Of
4,"O0-MHe Journey To
Drnxl,
[BY United News.1

RIO DE jANElRO. April !s.-Cap-
tains Cou'!nho and Sacadura. nortu-
Suese aviators, attempting a niEht
from Portugal TO Brazil have arrive d
at 81. Pauls Rocks. in mid-Atlantic.
after a ao0-mlle flight from the Cape
'eroe Islands TO-DAY, according to
messages from the Island of Fer
nando Naronha.
This leg of the journey was the
most dangerous OF all. for II was do
void OF markers or protecting vessels
The landing was also believed TO he
difficult. owing to the extreme mar
rowness of the harbor.
Tho next dash Will be to Fernando
Naronha. 300 miles north OF perpar
buco, Brazil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
DEATH LIST GROWS
AS DETAILS COME IN
fEv Arsos!a,cd prfssl

Ev Associated Press
CHICAGO. April lS.-'rhs terrific
storms sweeplns eastward acros.
the country. which in some parts OF
tho Central states became torn.does.
resulted in At least thirty-two per-
sous KILLED. TWO missing. 800 injured
and several millions Of dollars
damage TO property, according TO in
complete reports tonight from the
stricken areas.
'rhc $50 listed thus car as Injured
iuciud. only those in towns which
!el; the fun effect Of tho storms
scores or others in sections no, d.
rcct!y ia the path OF tho tornado
were hurt. and the total is believed
10 be beyond tho 800 mark. In adj
d!tion. several of the injured are in
a critical condition.
Illinois and Indiana were hi.
hardest. the list OF known dead in
Illinois being eleven, while In Indi-
ana nineteen fatalities are already
reported. The illinois reports are
believed to be incomplete. but there
are some areas in Indiana from
which no word mas been received
communication lines being tadly
hampercd.
Two persons were killed in Mis-
souri,, while Kansas, Michigan and
Ohio sustained heavy property dam
age.
Tonight the storms still were
moving eastward. but apparently
had spent their full strength. sub.
siding in most llaees to cnow or
hail with high winds.
Tonight hundreds OF families were
homeless. their houses demolished
and Red Cross and other relief work
crs have been rushed into the devas-
tated areas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
FILM ASSOCIATION
CANCELS .ARBUCKLE
PICTURE CONTRACTS
.4ction Is Taken Following
Conference. on Request o.;
Director HAYS.
10y Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. April 1S.-Cancella-
ton of all contracts for the showing
of films in which Roscoe C. (Fatty)
Arhuckle appears was announced to-
night by VIII H. Hays. head of the
Motion Picture Producers Associa-
ton. This action. he said. affected
nearly 10000 contracts.
After consultation with Mr.. Nichol-
son Schcnck, representing Mr.. Joseph
Schenck, the producers, and Mr..
Adoiph Zukor and Mr.. Lasky, of the
Famous laycrs-Lasky CORPORATION.
the distributors Mr.. Hays state
ment said. II will state that at my
request they have Cancelled all show
inSs and all bookings OF the Arbuckie
hlms. They do this that the whole
matter may have the consideration
that its Importance warrants and the
action is taken notwithstanding the
fact that they had nearly 10000 con.
racts in force for the Arbuckle pict-
ures."
When Mr.. Iukor was asked il the
action of the association had removed
Arbucklc definitely from the list OF
screen stars. he replied:
I'VE simply left the matter in the
nands OF MIR. Hays. II is up TO him
to decide in the future whether IL
will be proper to reintroduce the Ar
buckle pictures"
MT. Zukor said recently that three
Arbuckle feature comedies had been
completed before the arrest Of the
comedian on charges growing out OF
the death OF Miss Virginia Rappc.
Tnc producers announced shortly af-
ter Arbuckle's acGuittal that ono OF
the films would be released as rest
OF public opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
TO SETTLE BIG DEBTS;
CAN'T BUY STAMPS
Allied Debt Commission FINDS Itself
Without Cent for
EHpenses,
[ BY Associated Press.l ]

iDy HosoSiobCu
WASHINGTON. April .1s.--Created
by Congress to negotiate the fund
Ing OF an ,00o.o0O,00o debt owed
this country by foreign nations. the
Allied Debt Commission today found
itaclf without funds to buy post
age stamp for setting the wheels OF
the funding machinery in motion.
Senator Smoot, member OF the
commission. was entrusted with the
duty of obtaining from, Congress an
I, 4. Ion 10 Sniaat necessary OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
ROW OVER NAVAL
BILL IN HOUSE
BECOMES BITTER
Storm Breaks When Dcci.
sion Reached Not to Seek
Larger Fund.
MEASURE WILL REACH
PASSAGE STAGE TO-DAY
Kelley Charges Breakdown BIZ
Advocates of Larger En-
listed Strength.
IBy Associated rress.l


WASHINGTON, April Is.-Decision
OF DIE navy" mon, on the heels o..
their victory for bigger enlisted
.orce. not TO offer amendments. 10
the 1928 naval kill providing money
Increases for shore station activities
provoked bitter row in the House
today. In the course OF which Chair
man KELLEY charged they had
backed down. expecting the Senate
20 complete the job
Starting unexpectedly. IL ragged for
an hour or more and drew many
into the fray. The good faith q.
those who had changed their plan
at the eleventh hour was questioned
hy Chairman Kelley and Represent
hiivc Mondcll. the Republican leader.
and quickly resented by those who
had put through the amendment In
crcasing the personnel from $1,000
to $4,000
Kelley Starts Fray.
The storm came while the House
was considering the item providing
commissions in the navy for only
zoo of the 54l members of tho first
year class at Annapolis Pending
VAS propose To commission al.
This discussion said Chairman
Kelley. simply illustrates that
everybody wants disarmament in the
abstract. but not in the concrete"
Declaring the cat was out of the
bag" he shouted TO the House tina,
the whole question nj issue circlcd
around the number of officers. and
then charged that the Navy DEPART
mert, in insisting on an Increased
Continued ON Page .. Col ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
ACCUSES TEUTONS
WITH DESTROYING
SPIRIT OF TRUST
Bars Berlin Delegates From
Participating in SOVIET
Negotiations.
WORK OF ECONOMIC
BODY WILL co On.
Delegates Determine to Garry
Out Original Program
of Meeting.
AWAIT REPLY FROM MOSCOW
Sine Die Overcome by CnImer
WORK OF ECONOMIC
BODY WILL co ON
AWAIT REPLY FROM MOSCOW
Efforts Of EXtremistS to Adjourn
Sine Die Overcome by CnImcr
Members.
Inr Associated rrcus.l

GENOA, April IS.-Thc German
delegates were engaged tonight in
drafting n reply to the note OF the
nIlicn md little entente denying the
Germuns' right to participate In the
r"mniissions dealing with Russian
affairs. The note will stnte TINT the
aliics began secret negotiations with
the RnsStnns before the Germans did.
and, furthcrmorc. TINT the full con-
ference of thirty-tWo powers, and not
eleven powers alone, hns the right
TO exclude the ;crmaps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
Rats Show Contempt:
Eat Judges Gown
Ifiy AsSocIated pro.s /

MONTREAL. April lS-An Of
hcial rat catcher has been ap-
pointed for the Montreal Court
house.
Official stenographers had ;hcir
notes eaten by rats during the
night. Judge lost his gown and
SILK hat from the closet in his
chambers. C!vil suits in,oiviug
valuable property we're delayed
through the disappearance Of rec
ords. Finally. when Exhibit a.
In murder trial was eaten. and
the prisoner had 70 be liberated
from lack OF evidence. the au-
thorities decided 1t was time to
taks action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
WILL BE NO HITCH
IN THIS WEDDING
Rockefcifcr's GtnnfldauEhtcr, Nix,
McCormfck, Determined to Marry
Max Oscr
fBy Associated rrcss.1

CHICAGO. April is.-Miss MathiIdc
.lcCormick. daughter of Harold T..
McCormick. and granddaughter OF
John u. Rockefeller. will sail for
Europe with her father in month
or two and will marry Max Oser,
Swiss riding master, in Switzerland,
Howard A. Colby. friend of the Nc
Cormick family. announced today.
oser, he said, would not come to
this country. Asked whether Mr..
Rockefeller had given his consent to
the marriage. Mr.. Colby said:
Oh they'll probably win him
over" He added. however, that the
wed d ng is absolutely go n s
through"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
How Manys

we'd let you In OH II. but We don't
know II ourselves. 1t all depends
OF how many you find. It's ~ funny
way to make $1,000. but thcn--wcil,
II tells abont y in this paper some
shink aboSt IT, j. g2n,re orr. snre 70 like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
INSANE WOMAN STAYS r
HER TWO CHILDREN
Attempts to XIII Third and Tries to
Destroy Self by Running Into
Hatchet Hcnu-un.
lKy Associatod I,ress.

By AssOcIattd TTess-J -.
COLUMBIA. KY. Aprl is.-Mrs.
Arnold Holt. in A sudd?n nj Of de-
mentia st her home in Russell
Springs. i village near here. today.
killed two OF her children, attempted
to XIII thirh and then fastened rs
Ratchet In fence With the D,sdes ;ot
ward her, backed on twenty sfeet arss
ran into Il head; ;op. physic,srs sa3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19

Phillips to Remain on Labor Hoard.
WASHINGTON. April 1S.--Decisiun
continue asse lfhembcrj oi the Rail,
1, read Labor Eaard iwas ang9qnced to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
How Mnnyf

rhats the question. II we knew
hrow it ourselves. 1t all d.nends
or how many you find. It's a funny
E;iy to make 81. 900. but ,hen-weij.
tells about itGin this pnperi some O..
Mere. Read II and 500 what yo,,
y, Y 8, abSSt ,s y en're sure To- ike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
Annual Meeting to Be Held
in Company Offices
at Noon.
WHEEL WRIGHT REPORT
is AGAINST DIVIDEND
President Wants Sl.783137
Surplus Held for I'm.
prov clncnts.

way and Power Company viii hold
their annual meeting a, noon i'm the
company offices In the Virginia RAN
way and Power Building. The meet
'hS' IN v!cw OF the many dcve!on
mcnts In the las; twelve months. will
b" OF considerable Importance.
Whether there VIII he any an
n"unced change In the policies OF IN.
company IS subject OF considerable .
speculation. There has been notice
""'e activity in tho stock in recent
n"h'hs. hut 1t is not probable that
any material change has been the re-
suit
Mny Di<cus. Strike
-NhonS tho biz matters tina, may
ee touched upon is the situation caused
oy inc strike. which has resulted, an
rarentl! In some hostility on the par,
OF certain city officials OF Richmond
and Portsmouth. This hostility in
Richmond will have decided bearing
on the franchise question and NAV
be :eit when the G-ccnt fare ordinance
automatically expires at midnight on
June 90.
President Thomas s. wheelwr,pb,
'"Noi 'tpbIt VIII snow that
nc traction company Increased it's
reserve By soec.oos.s: in the fiscal
year OF 1921. In addition TO writing
IN per cent OF tho gross earn
MSS as depreciation and building m
= rcserv. OF $4,000 for Injuries and
damages. While the accumulated
surplus on January /, 1922. amount
ed 20 Sl.7s3,+37.l2. Mir. wheelwripbt
mas said that a dividend will no, ne
possible. as the money is needed IN
meet capital improvements now ,o,
tcmplatcd
In his report Mr.. WheeIwriob,
calls attention OF the stockhoJders
10 the Intellectual efforts made hy the.
company TO get trollibus franchise
IN Richmond and Norfolk. desni,s the
'"NoFapie tests made in both cities.
Earnings s1O.I13.334.sa.
rae gross earnings from operation
OF the company in 1921 was $40
i".334.53. which was sI7e.75S.s1 moro
than the year before. The cxoendi-
lures FOR maintenance Of way ans
equipment amounted to Sl.0G0.5ec
or l9.5 per cont OF gross railway
earnings against 2l.37 per cent In
1920
According 10 the report OF Mr.
Wheclwright. the balance 10 the
credit of reserve for depreciation q,
December 81 was sl.6c5.si0.5l in ad-
Continued on Page Coi o1-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19

CONTINUED on Page .. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
The Weather

Cloudy today and tomorrow, no
change in tempcra-
turc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
Visiting Shriners to Play
To Give 2 Concerts Today

With the avowed purpos, OF turn
ing the tables on Seattle by entertain.
Ing the city instead OF being enter.
tained. shrlners from Aladdin Tenn.
pile coiumbus o.-~the temple of
which President Harding Is a mem
hor--arrived In Seattle at tbs a IN.
Friday on their way 70 the Imperial
shrine council at san Francisco the
week Of June Il
The organizations band. which
has been winning fame at imperial
council meetings for many years WINS
scheduled TO give two concerts here.
one at the Chlldren's orthopedic hos.
pltal at 10 a m. Friday. and another
at Volunteer park az ilao .. IA.
Among the notable persons with
the party are Mayor James j.
Thomas. OF Columbus. O. past poicn.
tate Of Aladdin. and Widen =.
Joseph. recorder OF Aladdin. whose
name appears on the shrine member.
ship card carried hy President
Harding.
Joseph was eNrted 10 llfr member.
ship IN the Imperial council at the
Seattle meeting In 1915. lie II one
OF the best known Shrinera In the
country aud II an official OF the
testers. = side Organization OF the
shrine.
President Harding was initiated
noble OF the Mystic shrine by
Aladdin temple a short time bsforv
he Was elected chief magistrate OF
the United States. The presidents
secretary. George u. Christian. IT..
and his official physician. hrsK Cen.
Charles r. Sawyer, are also mem.
hers OF Aladdin temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
Name Delegates to
Welfare Conference

OLYMPIA. June t.--Georrs A.
sheafe, state superintendent OF the
Washington chlldren's Home at
Seattle. and Miss Olive c. Mccabc
Of tho University Of Warrington
faculty have been appointed by Gov.
Louis r. Hart AZ state delegates to
the National children's Home and
Welfare conference nj Providence.
X l.. June Fl and 20. J. III. Hit.
state librarian. will attend the Ma
tional Association Of state Libraries
convention at Detroit. June 2s and
n. as state representative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
Fruit Tablets
Tooth Brush and
Tooth Paste

Tooth Paste
These combination tooth
cleaners are our regular stock
and are guaranteed to be Of
excellent value.
Brush and Paste ...... zee
Creme Oil Soap
Widely advertised Soap. com
posed of vegetable oils;
cleansing and soothing to the
skin.
Two for. .-..............1 lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
SHIP CARRIES
MERCY CARGO

More than 200 tons of food and
clothing viii be placed on beard the
steamship Nebraska Monday 81 The
Bell It dock. preparatory for Us
shipment 70 Armenia The goods
have been donated BY people OF Seat.
tie and the Northwest for tbe starry.
ing children Of the Near East A
similar load viii be placed on board
al Tacoma At New York the cargo
will be transferred To Black Sea
going ahtrE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09

Kamhout. vice president: John II
Wagner. secretary: q. A. Iennins.
treasurer. Clarence Milla inner
guard; Thomas Webb. outer guard:
b. s. Lambert. chaplain: s. O.
Brooks. physician. and I'D. Schwartz.
trustee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
Prominent Judges

Mis- Effie !. Kaitt, Director OF Home
Economics at the University OF Wash
inRtOn.
Mis- Ellen DsbDcy. Supervisor Of Home
Economics In the Public Schools.
MISS Celia shelton, Commercial CoordL
nator. Voca uonal Department Public
Schools.
Questions answered by the Contest Man
sser. Mia Dolan. Personal Shopping
Seryice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
BROWN FAVORS
FARE SESSION

That he would can q conference on
ih~ a-ccnt carfaru program az the
earliest possible moment was de-
eiarcd by Mayer Brown Friday.
Tho council utilities committee. At
Ia session Thursday morning. voted
10 arrange with the mayor for such a
conference.
We want rr~ety but not hsssy a-.
tion." Brown raid I'VE want to de.
tnrrnins tho best method Of lowering
the fArs. 30 thai II we gst into legal
difficulties we will be Ia q Eood poas.
ton 20 defend our acflon.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
Sulphur and Cream
Tartar-Tablet Form
Vacuum Bottles

Warranted to keep Iquifs
hot or cold. Ideal for the
weekend outings
Pint bottle. .......--ff.OO
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
Anacortes Eagles
Name New Officers

ANAcORTEs. June s.--officers
inMalled BY Anacortes Aerie. Frat~r.
nal Order OF Eagles last night. In.
eludc Fred Brokers', president. II. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09

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---saks and woofens. Street Floor.
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Motions and scscing Accessories. Street
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--Rtbbors. Street Floor.
Patterns. Street Floor and Do,onstaira
save ne Sales slips given Al tho time Of
your purchases. Sales slips must be at
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IL sent In for judging.
Follow the Ruies-~very contestant must
Follow the rules and accept the declsions
Of tho judges final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
All Girls Eligible

TO rs years
Whether you live In Seattle or IN q
neighboring city; whether you are IN
High School Grammar School Public
or Private SCHOOL,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
TaIcum Powder

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-09
With the Amateur Cartoonists

pen Of reader you
black white aspirations send
Editor Of The star lie doesnt
an offerings careful confederation This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
DRY OFFICERS OF TWO
STATES WILL. CONFER
director l'ulwilrr VIII fake I'nrt In
EFi>t"i rnrir. Called D.. Conn
missioner lInNuc,

'"'!"ral Prohibition director Il. \.
fn!wilrr viii confer with Fedora,
lr"hihi"m Commissioner Roy \
IiaNncS. head of national prohibition
enforcement. al - joint conference
'h' Virgin and Tennessee director,
an" members OF their stats in I:ri.fnl
M"nd"H Director Fulwi lcr arnouuc.i
yesterday
commissioners Haynes j. ON tour ,r
'hr country making u personal sur
w "i prohibition enforcement. III
r"'"or Fulwil'r VIII have certain r.r.
concentrations to make 10 Commit,
Si'h"r l!3! mes, together with inform
alton as - TIA" real enforcement, go.
IN" dry law IN this state lac stated
yesterday.
Thirty-siN Federal prohibition a.,
i"r"cm"mt officers az. at wort; Ia
VIRGINIA Director Fulvvi!cr stated
li' ""ui! incr'asc the number To s!S-
-. u VIII b" Increased ne Is ),
opinion |" q, least hfty. when con
ir"Ss'"''l appropriation OF $c.:on
go" Is mad" available uil Juiy /. I9.4
beg inning II the departments fis,.,
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

"n" I" inflated values p.rtaiuim. at
'h' unrn of the assessment" and
men points out that the levy for
To- and 1879 of is cents ON the 500
would yield Si.7ji.i.i.S3. as against
- cents on the Sloo. in l.2O.2l. OF
Sl.'ii.3o6..5.
The Hill declares tina, IN. cost
"i everything is down - /" 80 pcY
cent which VIII enable the state
l" Sccur" at least "nc-thira more
value on the 81, and the states rcvc-
nncS have increased 81 566. 65a 50 over.
Us revenue Of 1920 with even greater
incrcas" estimated for I922-.:.. which
VIII admit Of larger appropriation
for schools and roads. The measure
then provides:
That on all the tracts of land ana
lots and improvements thereon. not
exempt from TAXATION. Including
rents and charges. and Including tn"
rat,"us. there shall be levied Il tax
"f cent on every SlOo for the pre-
N"uti"u and eradication Of tuh-r-
"ul"siS. special To all other. That
tn" levy for roads shall hc 10 cents
on Sio0. anal the levy for public
schools shall bc cents on the SiOu.
ana hh" revenues shall be applied
thrc"-cighthS for III" construction
and reconstruction or roads. fufh'
..-hthS for the purposes of the pub
lie schools. from tn" first TO the
seventh grades. inclusive. and one
eighth (" prevention and eradication
of iuhcrculosis.''