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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
PAY SCALE IN MUNICIPAL
BUDGET SEEMS PROBABLE
Unless Council Grants More
Money, Mayors Rccommcn-
dations Will Hold.
AiNsLIE POINTS our JUSTICE
Reports To Finance Committee THAT
Ncn Told Higher Wages Betn2
Paid by city Than Private Inter-
csts for same Work.

II Is quite rrobabl" fha' unless al
d!tional provision : made by CIV
council there VII! %" ~" change IN
me proposed scare OF "aE'S Ir'N'"e"
toi CITY einfoEeS IN ne MAJOR zen
'a'Ne oudE'' US presented '"hh'Vh
'ounC!i ny Mayor -'hS'e ana SUD
H,i'.s" 1" 'I'o ''.ii'c" No'n WI, zee ."r
'"'tnsF IL. ms sem
r"'!'cs q "lh,'' una ""EV 0' '"'''H =
f'fn' cents an hour'
Mayor Anshc told the Finance
committee last nleht mat II" hau
ned most cordial conference Win
representatives OF the various city
departments affected by the proposed
reduction and that the men had left
the conference room, not entirely
SATISFIED, but with q better under
standing Of the situation,
The Mayor seated he had informed
The men that the pay proposed in the
new scale was so per cent highe,
than that in effect in private inter
cs,s in this CITY and elsewhere: ,ha,
the ci,v of Richmond under mis-
scale will nav HIGHER wage. than ANY
other Virginia city, and that men re
porting on stormy days. and Who
lie paid for full days service. and
that FIVE holidays and ten vacation
days VIII be allowed every year with
:ul pa.
Compares "nEc Scales.
II. stated that the men OF the
street-cl"aning force tn tho city ~;
Washington We're receiving S2.S2 a
day: in Portsmouth ~ cents AN hour.
and in Petersburg. hu, - cents. while
IN these cities colorcd mon worked
IN III. departments with tho white
mon
Mayor Ainslic fur,h.r poIn,cd ON,
that the skilled labor cmu.n>,.I in
city dcnartmcn,s would. uuurr MS
new scale. receive the normal pay
Of mon -, simil,r rosi,tn.s MN
where. While the skilled mon win
lac an a normal scale" said the Mayor.
tho nnskiliod men Will h. nbny.
normal. and far ,boy, mon i'm similar
occupations in private interests
I-non request of Councilman S.,,
ton. the MAYOR ana his advisory board
VIII forniula,. a r,po,., Ia W.. s,hmit.
tod TO tho committee q, o..locI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
HURT MAKES At TACK ON
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
Delegate Declares 1t Is Ilnpos-
siblc for Smaller lnstitu-
tons to Get Money.

Attacks on the Federal reserve sys-
tenn were made in the House Of Del
"i,"tcs Yesterday 10y Delegate !. NJ.
Hurt. or Noi,oway county. while
ilous" bill No. IS to authorize : nor
cent interest on contract was under
discussion.
Tho bill provided that legal inter.
"si shall continue To- bo at the rate
OF So upon $loo For a year. ana pro
p"rtiomatcly Cor a greater ur less sum.
nr Tor - longer or shorter time. bu, !,
shall be lawful to rcr"iv" any rate Of
interest not exceeding per c,ntum
per "nnum, which may be- agreed
upon by Tho original parties To the
contract.
delegate Hart offered an amend
msui &" the cn"c, that TIA" rate OF in
tvr"%t t" be allowed by contract Hue
iuaic with the rates charged by tn.
Fedora! reserve system. which sys-
ten. h" said mad. i, impossible for
smaller banks I" gr, money"
D"i"ga'" l.. Holman Wits said he
h"d no interest in the hill. but tina,
n" did know that when III. small
n'hkS rnid per cont on money they
borrowed. ;h"y necessarily had to
-hHrso - higher rat, than 4 pcr cent
ON ihc loans They made.
pcleratr G'orS" u. Kcczou of
H"eF ham, Said %" sr.h condition
"Ni,''d IN his section. tim, any ono
N''a good credit could m"t All tn.
/ MONEY wanted 1T 9 per cent interest.
i''I"Ea" T.. II. Gibson. said: "rhis
81 u" tim" 10 rails. Tho legal rate %;
interest In Virginia" and opposition
ms" was expressed by Delegate T..
Lindsay Gordon of Louisa.
ON " viva VOC. vote. ,hc hin c,il,d
"i r"s:ae". aud was STRICKEN from IN.
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Battle Abbey"

confederate Memorial Institute
Boulevard aud k"nstigtuu Nv"uiia
opcn 10 y ". T." = T. NJ.
Admission - cts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Today and Tonight
in Richmond.
loUsc Of delegates, 10 A. NJ.

House Of Delegates. 10 ~ NJ
Senate. II y. VI.
MIR tor Health Sneakers Meet
ing, Chamber OF Commerce. -
y. NJ
Hoard OF Milk for Health organ
cation. CRY Hall. II y. NJ
John Marshall House. NIutn ami
Marshall Streets. open . ~ NJ -
+. NJ.
Virginia bankers Associations
Jefferson Hotel. $50 l.. NJ.
dor ,hcatcr calendar. sec cdi-
torial paseD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
4" Erect New u,,,.u,

Building Inspector Butter ,..,a--
ga! issued perml, 30 y + Giif
I, Guild dwelling at ISIS ll.,y.
LLnrMe ANanHn -. 49,, 9. Dnn
Evening star., 1922-03-26

CAREFUL MOVING-Furni-
ture, trunks, small parcels a spe-
cialty; reasonable; to all parts of
city and suburbs. Merchants
Transfer & Storage Co., e2O-e22
z ST n w
Evening star., 1922-03-26
APARTMENTS TO LET

ONC NASNED-SOAsssnss&
ON CONN AVE, OVERLOOKING PAkn-
Thoroughly modern and exclusive: large
rooms and bath. $l75; In Wasbington's best
residential section.
Apply A. q. BLISS PROPERTIES,
Phone Lincoln 1860.
LARGE APARTMENT: Z ROOMS AND BATH;
steam heat; back yard; $50. 1904 North Capi-
tol ST.
ONE OF THE BEST GROOM AND BATH
apartments in Washington's exclusive residen-
tial sections. overlooking Rock Greek Park;
many convenences; will make 1s-mOnth lease
$40 month. For inspection. call Col. 442. or
North 1879.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS AND A GLASSJN-
closed porch: light housekeeping: laundry
privilege: anil; $45: garage II desired. sS
1107 Kenyon st. NV. Col. 9057-W. ~
1906 7th ST. NW.-THIRD FLOOR. 8 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: $27. 10. per month.
b. F. SAUL CO.,
10th ST. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE-12 ROOMS.
baths. $325
1Ol4 14th st rooms and bath, $50 month
$500 Conn. ave. and ) rooms.
New building. Now ready.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73S 18th st. NV.
ond. FLOOR APT: NEWLY PAINTED AND
papered: four rooms and bath; gas and heat
furnished 467 Pa. ave. NV. 28'
) ROOMS AND BATH: MODERN; .CNFUR-
nished. Price reasonable.
PAS 18th ST, NV, o6s
Evening star., 1922-03-26

FOR LEASE APRIL HOME OF EXcEP-
tionally we'll furnished, fully modern rooms:
children not barred; near 18th and Columbia
road; rent $175. Phone Col. 4561-W.
FOR sALE-A YEARS LEASE ON VERY
home on Park near Lanier place and Adams
Mil road; car lines; immediate possession.
Address Box 40-T.' Star office.
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE.
near 10Th and Columbia road.
Unusually cool in summer; nine
three Oa.hs saco a% garden double ,st
Phone North 591-J. 28s
T0NPLETELY FURNISHED GROOM AND
hath house. including linens. silver. ETC.; ele-
CANT location; $3.50 per month; lease to respon-
sibls tenant. JOS: A. HERBERT & SONS.
515 East Capitol st.
IS SEATON PL. NV.
6 rooms and bath; nicely fur
nished; garage in rear; rent, $50
Der month. Can be seen any time.
II. L. RUST, GLE 18th St. NV.
s1UI's ADDITf0N-DETAcHED GROOM
and bath .%; a.ss ssrsse; one block from ,a. a.th
rooms. on Conduit road at Cabin John. water
from = spring. 20 Jackson place. Main $40.
WARRINGTON HEIGHTs-l2 ROOMS. 8
lamont st.-10 rooms. 2 baths.
JaMer.on place-i2 rooms, ! hathA.
THoS. J. FISHER q CO., Inc, s.
sss 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY

UPPER GEORGIA AVE.
Groom modern home. This block Just
ing into business Large parking. Well
adapted for store and rooms al the low price
Of $3.50. Speculative buy for future ad-
yancenlent good income
NEW JERSEY AVE. CORNER.
3-story brick: good lot, large parking: good
location for grocer. To close estate only
S6, 6,0OO-S1 800. balance on first mortgage.
18th ~.
Large house with four garages Owner occi-
pies and receives income in addition OF more
than 500 per month. Price. $1,000. Make
offer.
BELOW PA. AVE. NEAR DISTRICT BLDG.
Groom brick only $500.
PETTY & PETTY,
Realtors.
1923 y. Y. aye. Main 5l21-l5lS
Evening star., 1922-03-26
FOR RENT-STORAGE SPACE,

1000 SQUARE FEET OF STORAGE SPACE
ON two foors. in the heart of the dowutoun
section; immediate Possession. Sl.sUV Pc
annum.
WEAVER BROS.
I35 18th ST. NV Main 1921
Evening star., 1922-03-26
APARTMENTS TO LET

FuHNlSHED-COntt
NEAR 18th AND IRVING-TWO OR THREE
rooms. kitchenette. After 8. So33 18th st.
ONE ROOM AND BATH FROM APRIL I, sos
per month CHAsTLETON. 18th and os. SIS
Apartment $40. ~.
1885 QUE ST N.w.-ATTRACTfvE ONE:
room. kifchenette and bath apt; $o5; employed
BROOM FURNISHED Apt: VERY ATTRAC-
t.Se pSeI. immediate nm s possession; northwest
THREE ROOMS. BATH. PORCH; MW;H::
eles eece one ss or foty two gentlemen 'o "o0oe'
COSGENIAL girl wanted to- share artistic apt.
231O Ashmend place. Apt. 35.
APT. AZ, THE ST. REGIS. 22l0 CALIFORNIA
at. n.w.-very desirable 5-room. mahogany,
furnished apartment; inspection between l
$50: ANIL: LAUNDRY, TELEPHONE. HEAT:
light. kitchenette, tw- rooms. I2S fark 40 soao
NV. Col. 3l38. 70
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. NEAR THE HIGH
, lnnds-7 rooms. baths: $3.50 month. s,-
Same neighborhood-5 rooms and bath. $l1'
month.
Another of one room and bath. $50 month.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
1888 18th ST. NV.
THREE ROOMS AND RATH. BEAUTIFULLY
furnished: apt. house, NV. Frank. 4s17. ~
TWO CONGENIAL GIRLS TO SHARE NICE
ly furnished apt: reasonable: AMI; including
1anitor service;' on car line and convenient TO
l,all govt. depts. Call Franklin 46SOW after
| p M and all day Saturday:
A1TRACTIvELY FURNIsHED-M ST. NEAR
Conn ave.; rooms. including bedrooms:
. baths: entire second floor: available six
months or one year: rent reasonable. Apply
STORY 4 CO 4l1l2 Connecticut ave --
TWO ROOMS AND BATH: NICELY FUR
nished; Ink: $S5. Inquire Mt desk. ST.
NICHOLAS, 2230 California st. n:w. 2se
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
apartment, NV. section; six
rooms. two baths, porch; rea-
sonable offer accepted. Phone
North 453o.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

WILL BUY notes, drafts, acceptances, ETC.. OF
rated individuals films, or well secured:
state details and price; nrst and second trust
and collateral loans; eonndeptial. Address Box
20S-T, Star onles.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-Substitute grandparents, farmers.
Rockville vicinity preferred, for two boys.
Lees. 3430 Mt. Pleasant st,
Evening star., 1922-03-26
RENTAL BUREAU.

RENTAL BUREAU.
DESIRABLE ROOMS. SINGLE. I'm SUITE,
in all sections. supplied without charge from
nIsTRPicT PERSONAL SERVICE AGENCY.
405 Diatrct National Bank bldg. N. 8k48.
ARE YOU SEEKING A DESIRABLE ROOM
OR APARTMENT?
We list only those which have wtthstood q
careful "PERSOSAL INSPECTION" Learn
eyery detail before leaving this ONCE. WASH
ISGTON SERVICE BUREAU. AT District Ma
tional Bank Bldg. Main 2183. ~
IIJITSTRATED RENTAL co. When you want
= fnInisbed room see our descriptive diagrams.
No charge for locating rooms. 1911 9 st. NV,
.oon, A10 28s
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
Senators Evolve
New Bonus Idea
In Conferences
Plan Now l. to Provide for
an Issue of Government
Certificates of Indebted
ness for Cass, Payments
Expected 10 Suit Harding
McCunnber Spikes Proposal
10 Sidetrark Bill to Give
The Tariff Right of WAY

From Ile Tr.bsao's Washington B4rea4
WASHTNGTON. April 20 Informal
conferences Of Senate Republican lead
ers were held to-day on the bonus bill.
As result there is strong prospect
that a plan will be adopted to provide
for the cash bonus by the issue of gov
ernment certificates of indebtedness as
a substitute for the House certificate
plan
While this plan has not reached the
stage whore it can be said TO be
certainty. prominent Republican Sen
ators SAID it had moro support than
any other plan. They believe the
President ultimately would accept it.
1t would meet his point that the way
to provide the money must be set forth
IN the bill. II also would meet his OBJ
lection to utilizing any part Of the for
elgn debt. Supporters OF the issue Of
certificates of indebtedness say the
certificates could be taken up As rap
idly as the general revenues Of the
Treasury would permit, and in this
connection the proceeds from the for
elgn debt would be usable as fast as
realized, bat payment of the bonus
would not be dependent on proceeds
- 0''' ','e 'oiVlsI oep''
Safes Tax Sentiment Limited
Senator Lenroot, Of Wisconsin. is one
OF the Republican Senator'S who IS
backing the plan for settling the bonus
question by issue of certificates Of in
debtcdness. While there is some sun.
port for sales tax, this SUPPORT Is
not adequate to warrant the belief that
the sales tax stands any real chance of
being adopted
Hopes Of the oppononts of rho bo,,,s
bin that it would be thrusr beh;nG +bo
tariff bill and DELAYED until The tarifY
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
IS ''Snowballine -
Strikes Tie Up
New Buildings
Brickiayers and Plas,erers
Charged With E~torting
Raises in Defiance of
Agreements With Union
School Program Affected
Speculative Construction in
Bronx and Brooklyn Also
Hurt. Employers Assert

Threatened disruntioD of \ou. VorL',
l,,i,d;,,os o. g.. 49,.
'N'u''s P'ost lam 'oi O"'H spring was
toreshadoWed in statement given out
,,
p''' 1''o00'"l l'o"' "hlcn accuses
OUTLAW strikers Of gripping the
erection of importaut structures no,, II,
nrooos, 81 uor.4,.,,o4i,,
p OT,' .',,, NV''''' ~ ''0"
Inc brlcKiayerS have gwen the great
housing construction boom hard slam,
and the plastorerS threaten to knock It
out" asserts the mnlovers' Association,
+h,.ouo.h r. r >-.,....
It - w. ->oi man. chairman OF Ihe
board. IN the big building year Of 1919
the mechanlcs discovered that the out
law or 'snoWbalhng, strike could be
edcctlVcly used to increase wages Ten
dollars q day IS now the agreed rate
Tor brlcklayers and plasterers, and the
l0urneymen have again rcSorted to this
method to raise their wages. They have
deserted the Jobs Of number OF mem
bers OF this association, including the
new boWery Savings Bank Building,
orty-second and Park Avenue, for
which the George A. Fuller Company $
the contractor and also work being
done ny Dwight T. Robinson d Co.,
INC" at fiIty-nlntn Street and Park
Avenue ard by the j. u. White kngl-
meeflhg company at f'imhur5t, L. !.
hcSe two lirms arc working under an
agreement "'th the orlckIaYers union,
"hlch mas been under"rltten or guaran-
tced by the lnternalonal brlch!ayers
mon. Ihree hundred men have lett
the JoDs OF the members OF the Employ
cfS ASSOCIATION ahoS mat OF the other
contractors namcQ-
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21

The panic-strickcn ,habitants ncd to
the nearby woods and mountains, from
which they watched heil homes burn
All tclegranhjc aud I lcphouic commu-
nlcation from Monastlr with the outside
world was cut Oft. nc first news Of
the disaster reached Belgrade from
refugees who manage. reach Prilcp.
thirty miles northw, Of Nonastir
Several Serbian relcf its were imme-
diatcly organized and ,artcd for Mon
astir.
Six American women doctors of the
American Woman's Hospital at Volcs
left there for Mouastir as soon as news
OF the explosion was received They
We're headed by DR.. Esther Loveioy, OF
Richmond, Va. They expected to ncgo-
tlatc the fifty miles Of bad roads over
the mountains to Monastir and .cach
the stricken city this evening
Mrs. William Brewster. OF Now ork
CITY, who conducted an American mis-
slonary school i'm the center Of Monas-
tContinucd on ucy' ao)
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
Order crOne-Day Protest on
Monday as Dublin Par.
ley Again Fails; ;Demand
Dali Form a Coalition
Seek United Army
And Fair Elections
Machine Guns Turned on
Snipers; Hundreds in
Belfast Street Fight
From The Trtbure's Erropcon BurrrIi

rom I"6 7r'0'1'e'7 F"fopco" B"reop
'pylle I.l' I'--' New forh Tribune Inc
LoNDON' April 20.~W When the peace
between leaders Of the Free
Gtato and t,o ro,,,,tl;on,, .,,o.........4
49,, IL '''' ''''o ~
''''cu dEa'" at meeting to-day to
reach an agreement for the restoration
of order in ireland, the Irish Labor
marty. ise,,od ,,,onifoot.o oo,,;a t
a~a 49,. ..:,. , .'.'', ,''' ''''''s 'of q
ohc-day strike next Monday IN protest
against the disorders and demanding
the formation of coalition govern
mont under tbo Dali E;r.o,r ~ rh;o,,
=, ~,
LapoI ''eS as wen as free NtaterS and
republicans shall be represented.
The peace conference adjourned until
rox+ uod,,o.l,. I ~,
-,, '''' ''N''' anu 8A INC Dd''
hlreaNh meets next T@"s1@% for a
three DAY session, it is believed posi-
hlo that some cucb ,+o, oo ,,o oho,.
49, 5000. -:,., ,.
49,; .t' pIoPG'c III" w JoIf!oe req u
.'lN .i ""u1u eSnuIe / zee eIectloha, WhIch
'.a,,. enr cur ,eu' uiSoiue'S Vnrea(e" 10 pre-
ou" 9V'HG sou cUIo" o. tne peace .Heau-
'oNN '''E"' W 'ou"" !" I"c O"Ii'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
72-Mile Wind Lashes
City; Frost Predicted
Forccasier Says Cold Waves
Last Chapter Is Being Written
and Mercury Will Climb

Blustcry, keen edged winds that
whiried unceremoniously and remained
all day brought the dlscomforts OF
March to New York yesterday
The wind reached a velocity of sev-
enty-two miles an hour. tipped around
high buildings, made fur coats COM
Portable and hat-cha sing a familiar out
door sport. Besides all that, real frost
vas predicted for early this morning.
But the cold wave story ends there.
When the mercury climbs to-day, the
weather foreca3ter said last night, it
Will remain up, the winds viii diminish
and the skies will he clear
1t showed last night in A lbau%, but
The forrcaatcr can sec no snow TOR New
/ ok until next winter,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
By Wilbur + orrest

t'f tubi' ~ me J U
Copyright. 1922. Ncw York Tribune Iu..
GENOA April 20 Premier Lloyd
Georges announcement to-day that the
Russo German treaty stands a. written
and that the conference continues with
great hope OF success, fell as hard
blow to the French delegation and
promises to make further complica-
tions in the conference. Louis Bar
thou, chief Of 1hc Paris group, has
been in telephone communication with
Premier Poincare, and The Tribune
correspondent understands from
sources close to Barthou. that France
will object strenuously to the inciu-
sion OF Germany in the proposed Euro
pean non aggression treaty.
The French interpreted Lloyd
Georges announcement as gentle
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
Women Stake Retiring
Pastor to New Pants
Present Purse SO He Can Re.
place Pair Frayed in
Years Of Service

WINSTFD. Conn. April 20.-The
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the African Methodist Epis-
copal Church in Torrington called last
night or the Rev. G. p. Cofev, retiring
pastor Of the church, and gave him a
purse with which to buy a new pair of
trousers.
The Re-. My. Cofey's other pair had
suffered in tho service of the Lord and
elsewhere, and the Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society thought the
retiring clergyman ought TO have new
pair in which 20 retire.
To retiring NJ. CoNcs Va 9rce-
rome v5tb emol.o'.. art o.D".scd to
Gcvotc ia fund to the purpose fer
.hicu it 1as intended
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
Bandits Rob L. S. School I'm
Montenegro of 10000 Francs

PODGORJTIA, Montenegro, April 90
By The Associated Press). - Serbian
and Montcnegrin irregulars last mid
night attacked the American industrial
school at Danilograd, near here, carry
ing of 10000 francs and other property
aud throwing the teachers and $50 stu
dents into d panic.
The leader Of the band, armed with
a carbine, forced the watchman and in
structors against the wall and ordered
them to throw W their hands while his
accompljcce eacked the school Not
r'-Icd With 'hc money obtained. the
.t.I.1lt den srr .. 10 ie SHOWN Ire hooks.
" men convinced tnat 10000 francs COM
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
News Summary

n =
russ,ars - x1;os. .u.,
claims: actnow,odcs C,..;at 5.T4
and ask fftoon.voa- ,,o.ato.;,
Germans Win u.;,bdr,.. f.n,
sian discussions and hold to treaty
Lloyd George tells ncwspanormon ho
VIII insist on pcaco arrcomont
Nonast;r lIus h,ndrod. 5
thousands and wonders n5 ooo ,,oaa
less.
Irish laboritce call onc.dav y+r;,..
to force peace; ask new coalition
Cabinet; disorders IN Dublin and
Belfast
American school at DsniIocrad.
Montenegro; looted By irregular SOL
diers.
WASHlNGTON
Senate leaders propose ccrtificates
of Indebtedness TO provide cash for
bonus.
American rococnition of p,s.;a
may follow similar action bv Britair
"profou,a ;,,,nuo..aao..o =; H..
uo... o,.o,. ,a..
$1,000 naaa..'... - >>'''''
arm oeoa'c OeelnS IN Senate.
-. o0pS 10 DC "''nnra"h from camp
"''''
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21

prscd all the funds the school pos
sessed, he seized this and other booty
and fed to the mountains, his com
panions remaining slightly behind to
prevent an alarm being given.
The Jugo Slavian government cX-
pressed regret to the American Red
Cross, which supports the institution
and made reimbursement for the
theft.
The whole countryside was combed
to-day BY the Montenegrjn army for
the bandit leader. believed to be q for
mgr Nerhier instructor in the school,
v'no was G charged for spreading reyo-
lutionary doctrines.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
Iltimatum Given Dali

DUBLIN, April 20 (By The Associated
ss).-The manifesto issued by the
Labor party and the Trades Union Con
gress demands that the Dali Eircann
assert its authority, reunite the army
under single command and accept
the responsibility Of government or
confess its impotence and make way
for the people to decide the issues.
The manifesto says the Lord Mayor
and the Archbishop Of Dublin have
been requested 20 invite the representa-
tiVes o. the executive council of the
dissidcnt section Of the army. that
headed by Roderick (Roryl O'Connor.
to the peace conference next Wednes-
day.
1t asserts that the Labor party and
the Trades Union Congress hav, con
suited the leaders of the contending
parties and forces and have been as
sured on all sides that many deeds
of aggression and violence we're COM
mitted by groups or individuals with
out authority. Every effort was being
made 70 reduce to minimum military
Intervention in civil affairs.
II is declared by the manifesto that
ii is for the Dali Eireann. when it
army and bring it under a single COM
mand. so that it may defend the ma
tion and its liberties against foreign
intervention.
Heavy Firing at Barracks
Firing broke out in Dublin again at
11:15 O'clock Wellington Barracks,
Beggar's Bush Barracks and other
points arc centers of heavy firing.
Buildings attacked. particularly the
telephone exchange. showed numerous
marks, but the Offices of the provis-
ional government, which were under
fire from both the front and rear,
escaped unscathcd. No scrious at
tempt has been made 20 capture the
government buildings, which a fcW
men can hold against any forces not
provided with artillery.
O'Connor Defies Authority
LONDON. April 20. Roderick O'Con-
nor is quoted BY the Dublin CORE
spondent Of The Daily Mali as say
ing that Mother indirectly nor directly
has he asscnted TO any peace arrange
nicnts De Valera may propose. or 10
accept the results Of the Dublin CON
ference, declaring: "The army is not
responsible to any political leaders,"
BELFAST, April 20 (By The Asso-
ciat ted Press).-Thc total death,
through disorders here to-day were
five. wounded fifteen.
The worst lighting Belfast has yet
experienced occurred in the East End
tonight, when several hundred men
all armed with rifles. participated. The
gunner came boldly into the open
y ing fat on street corners and shoot
ing frantically A hot encounter also
occurred in the Short Strand district
Ewherc police used machine guns freely
New-York tribune., 1922-04-21
Syrians Drive French Back
Severe Fighting With Rebels
Reported at .Darablus


CAIRO. Egypt, April 20 (By The
Associated Press Dispatches re.
ce'ved here from Syria say that fight
ing between rcvolutionaries and French
troops has become increasingly severe
around Jarabus. and that the French
have withdrawn from Del Rezzor after
battle Of considerable duration.
LONDON. April 2o-A dispatch TO
The Central News from Cairo SAYS
that four persons were killed and thir-
ty wounded at HONS, Syria. yesterday
during demonstration against the
heavy sentences imposed upon the
Syrian leaders. The former Foreign
Minister under Emir Feisal was sen
fenced to twenty years imprisonment.
The sentences of other persons ranged
IEom Ave to fifteen years.