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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
LORD LEE, OF FAREHAM, BUSHES
TO DEFENSE OF AMERICAN GIRL
Characterizes Charge of Margot Asqu That Prohibi-
ton Has Made Young Women Drunkards as
Ludicrolls and Cruel as 1t Is Untrue

tended in Washington only i've gave
evidence OF that catnclysmlc rcvo-
tuition worked by prohibition"
With the luncheon tables laden
with wines, he admitted that il was
pleasant 10 return To a land where
refreshments arc as legitimate as
they are comforting"
Turning to the work OF the con-
ference and the treaties, Lord Lee
told the union:
Expects Untincntion.
Il cannot believe there is any
serious risk OF the treaties being
rcpud!atcd by any country. The
American Senate Will he moved by
no other desir" than to safeguard
America's legitimate rights.
Its scrutiny Of the treaties will be
riEilant. but in the end il will he
convinced TINT the conclusion of the
conference. initiated by America and
Dccla lined by America. will be az
much to the interest OF America as
to the rest Of the civilized world"
Referring to the charges that Adj
miral Sims was "nTo- British" Lord
Lee answered: so am /. Admiral
Sims Is also pro- American So am /.
There is nothing incompatible In he
ing both"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
CHAIRMAN FORDNEY
INTRODUCES BONUS
MEASURE IN HOUSE

continued From First rage.)
ior twenty years at the rate of AZ
per cent compounded annually. The
total amount would he "approxi.
matcly equal TO 3.0i5 times the nd
| justed service credit of the veteran
Method OF Arriving mt Credit.
This credit would he figured on tho
basis Of sl.25 for each day Of over
seas service and 81 for each day OF
hope service. but In no event could
the credit exceed $500 In the case o.
veteran who performed no over.
seas service. and 1925 in the case of
veteran who served overseas.
Prior to September 30. 1925. any
national bank. or my bank or trus,
company incorporated under tho laws
OF any state. Territory. possession or
the District OF Columbia. would lie
authorized to loan to "a veteran on
the certificate any amount not in ex-
cess OF so per cent Of the adjusted
service credit plus interest Mt 4l-2
per cent from October /. 1879. The
loan would have to mature not later
than September 30. 1925. and the
rate OF interest charged by the bank
could not exceed by more than per
cent a. year the rat. charged at the
date OF the loan for the discount OF
ninety day commercial paper by the
Federal reserve hank in the Federal
reserve district In which is located
the hank making the advance to the
veteran
IT veteran dcfaultch in the pay
ment OF principal and interest TO the
bank for six months after maturity
az the loan the bank would he re-
CURED 10 present the veterans note
ana certificate to the Treasury not
earlier than May 80. 1925. and not
later than October Is. 1925. and the
government would cash the certifi-
cate. The bank would be paid the
principal and interest up TO the date
OF payment by the government and
the veteran, IL living. or, II dead. his
beneficiary or his estate. would he
paid the difference between the
amount paid and the bank and so
per cent Of the loan value OF the Ger
tiiicate az the time Of its receipt by
the Treasury.
After September 80, 1925. the gov
eminent would make loans directly
20 veterans on tho certificates. From
that date TO October /. 1928, the maxi
mum OF such loan would be IS per
cen, OF the sum Of the adjusted serv-
Ice credit OF the veteran plus in
iercst from October !. 1922. at i12
Der cent compounded annually. II the
loan were made after October i,
1925 tho loan value would he 20 per
cent OF the adjusted service credit
increased by 20 per cent and interest
thereon from october !, i9sz, TO the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
LEGAL TECHN|CALIT|Es
SCORED BY V|RGINIAN
Norfolk Lawyer Declares Pro.
ccdurc Rules Making Bust
ness Men Boishevists.
IBy Associated Press.J

WASHINGTON. March 7-Thomas
Lee shelton, OF Norfolk. Va. repre-
sep,ing the American Bar Associa-
ton. told the House judiciary Com
mittce today that the practice of
some courts in throwing out cases on
a tcChniCality was calculated Ia turn
practical business men into Boishc-
VISITS.
Urging legislation which would au-
thorize the United states supreme
Court to prescribe new rules rcgu-
iating procedure on the common law
side of the Fedora! courts. Mr.. Shell
ton sharply denied that the change
was being advocated by lawyers as
a matter of their own convenience.
The American Har Association and
forty-iivc State bar associations. he
said, had iudorscd the new system.
Under the English law enacted
after forty-fvc years of effort. ii is
impossible for u case TO he thrown
ont on a technicality." he said That
is what we want. The one thing that
is making BolShcvists out of sensible
business men is 10 sit in court and
see their cases thrown out on techni-
calitics. For the life of them they
cannot understand it. Leave this
question TO the supreme Court and
the lawyers OF the country will abide
by it,"
The principal reason for the de-
mand for the new procedure was sim
ply TO obtain quicker administration
Of justice. he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
By Rnlph II. Turner.

United News Staff Correspondent.
LONDON. March 7.-Lord Ice. Of
Fareham. member of the British
delegation 10 Washington. has
rushed TO the defense OF the Amcri-
can girl, and vchemently disputes the
charge by Marrot Asqu!th that pro-
hihiti"n has made her IA drunkard."
Dispatches from New York re-
counting Mrs. .tsquith's revelations
Of serious drinking among Amcri-
can maidens," which seems to have
shocked her into a state OF being a
rabid anti prohibitionist, received Of :
fetal attention by Lord Lee in>his
speech ut the luncheon of the Eng
iish- speaking union today.
Charge * I.udIrrous
In reply To Margot's indictment,
which was printed in London pa :
per under the caption Drunken
Maidcns OF America" Lord Lee
said:
The charge is as ludicrous and as
cruel as ii is untrue"
Continuing. Lord Lee praised the
hospitality OF America. although oc.
casionally. he said. he found IL "un-
willingly dry" on second thought, he
recalled, VI all the dinners he at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
FAMILY FEUD LEADS
TO SHOOTING ARRAY
IRy Associntndrress-1

KNOXVILLE, TENN, March IA
family fcud Of long standing, result
ed i'm the probable mortal wounding
OF Clovis Khoton. by Bethel Grow
when the two men met on Il crowded
street here.
Several shots were fired in the duel
Rhoton was shot after the horse he
was riding was killed. says Il dispatch
from Tompkinsvillc. Ky.
Three other horses were shot Grow
was not hit. Crow was arrested and
taken to Jail. Both men have large
follnwings and the officers are try
ing To avert II further outbreak. The
Two men with others engaged In n
shooting fray, near the State line.
several months ago, and i'll feeling
has existed between the families and
their friends since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
No More Gas In
Stomach and Bowels

If you wish to be permanently re-
lieved OF gas In the stomach and
bowels. take BaaImann's Gas-Tablcts.
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets are pre-
pared distinctly anu especially for
stomach gas. and particularly for all
the bad effects coming from gas
pressure.
That empty. gone and gnawing
feeling at the pit of your stomach
will disappear; that anxious and ner-
vous feeling with heart palpitation
will vanish. and you VIII once more
be able to take deep breath, so
often prevented by gas pressure
against your heart and lungs.
Your limbs. arms and fingers won't
feel cold and 20 to sleep, because
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets prevent gas
interfering with the circulation: in
tense drowslness and sleepy feeling
after dinner will soon be replac ed
by desire for some form of enter
tainment, Your distended stomach
Will reduce by inches because gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

will not form after using Baalmanns
Gas-Tablets.
II cannot thank You enough for
your great Kindness. Since taking
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets 1 am feel
ing so we'll that l give you short
report of my Improvement. My
stomach and bowels feel so comfort
able; the bloating is all gone; l can
now take deep breath. That empty,
2nawins feeling at the Dit Of the
stomach is gone: no more feeling of
fuliness after eating. rest we'll at
nieht--in fact. my stomach feels
m"ch improved in every way. BaaI-i
mann's Gas-Tablots are just wonder
tul, and can't say enough I'm their
favor. Many thanks: may God bless
you In your good work."--Rev. j. L..
20. 1921.
nnalmann's Gas-Tableta In the
yeiloW package IAN be had from any
leading druggist. Prico ono dollar
:, baa'mann. Chemist San Francisco,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
ONE BOOTH LEFT FOR
RICHMOND FOOD SHOW
committee hercives Application.
from Couples Wishin. Ia 49,.
Married During i.npo>itjon

Vniy ono more DOOM Tor the EI.h-
In"nd God SNOW to be held a. tho
Efa%s Armory during the week OF
-hafch 20. now ~ available. I!
AmeS1Nry. manager OF III. Richmond
Groctrs, Inc. an organization o. zoo
fetaii merchants Of Richmond, spou-
sprinS the show, stated yesterday.
-hF Amesbury further stated that
seVeTai applications have been rec
ccivcd from couples desiring to ar.
cept the Offer O! free weddinE trim
no Washington for being married in
the armory during the show. Soy
eral presents already have been col e.
lccted for the couple. Mr.. Amcsbriry
said. through the efforts OF q com.
mittee consisting OF Mcsdamcs ". "
Tiiier. a. y. COSBY ana X r.. Hubbard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
womnn's Rurcnu Report.
nursinrS' Dynamite Damage. stare

ROCKY MOUNT, y. .. March
about 5000 damage was doHe
To the building and stock OF Cum
mings & Stallings. general merchants,
on tho outskirts OF this city carly
today by an explosion which the po-
lice believe was caused b. burglars
in nm attempt 10 dynamite the safe
In tho store. Every piece OF Glass-
ware and a plate glass in front OF tho
store were shattered. The ceilings.
chimneys and walls Of the building
were badly damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

date Of the loan, at 4l-2 per cen,
compounded annually
Advances by the government could
he repaid upon an amortization plan
by means of Il fixed number Of in
stnllmcnts sufficient to cover ~ in
terest on the unpaid principal at the
rate OF 41-2 pcr cent and (2) sucb
amount OF the principal as would OK
hhsuish the debt within an agreed
period. not exceeding the life of the
certificate.
Hhould veteran default i'm any
payment for a period OF one year.
the certificate would BIO declared for
feited. Had he borrowed an amount
less than the maximum authorized
by the bill. he would be paid so per
cent OF the difference between that
maximum and the amount actually
borrowed. In the case of the death
Of the veteran before the loan was
paid his beneficiary or his estate
would be paid the face value of the
certificate less the amount due on
the loan.
Application for government loans
might he made at any post Office Of
first. second or third class. hut
loans would have to he approved by
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
1t would provide that no certif-
cate Issued or right conferred under
the adjusted service certificate title
would. except for the purpose OF
securing a loan from an authorized
bank or from the government, be
negotiable or assiSnablc or serve
as security for loan.
ANY negotiation. assignment or
loan made in violation OF any pro-
vision OF this section shall be held
void" says the bill.
] ftbe veteran should die after
If the veteran should die after
the optional plans or for the cash
and before the coming into force of
the bill on October ], 1922, the gov
eminent would pay to his estate the
amount OF the adjusted service credit
Vocational Pinn Described.
Veterans e1ecting to take the vo-
cational training aid option would
be paid Sl.T5 for each day of at
tendance on or after January /, 1923,
on course Of vocational training
previously approved by the director
Of the veterans bureau. The total
payment under this plan. however.
could not exceed 40 per cent of the
amount OF the adjusted service credit.
Under the farm and home aid sec
ton. veterans would be paid, in
lump sum or installments. an amount
equal TO the adjusted service credit
increased by 4G per cent upon salts
factory assurance that the money
would he used in purchasing or max
ing payments on q home or farm or
'i'nproving home or farm
ThoSo entitled to lonus would.
under IN" terms OF tho hill, include
any individual. n member OF tbs
iHui:ary or naval forces OF the
united states at any timc aztec Alril
>. 1917. and before November -.
lalS. hut docs not include "u) any
individual At any time during such
period or thereafter separated from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
KHAN ASKS SHERIFF
TO DISCHARGE DEPUTY
Committee OF Organization Calls Or
official to Fire His
Asststnnt,
ny ASSOCIATED Prcss.l


KNOXVILLE. TENN. March IA
committee II three men representing
tho Knoxville organization OF the Ku
klun Khan late today called on Shcr-
III w. r Cate and asked him to dis
charge Charles &, Lewis. Gates dep
uty. who recently had figured In three
disturbances. The committee told
cate II represented 500 OF the "now-
er OF knoXviile's citizenship"
Tho sheriff frankly admitted Lewis.
one OF his most courageous deputies.
had acted in the wrong in his attach
made upon n witness In City Courf
and said he would answer within L
few days"
The conference took place BY ar
polnimcnt in private room In the
county jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
SAYS 48-HOUR WEEK
is RUNNING INDUSTRY
IHN limited Nnws- l

BOSTON, March What may he
inc beginning Of fight To restore the
hflE-four- hour working week was
seen here Tuesday when Richard :.
stanley. Of the Arkwright Club.
whose membership is composed OF
The biggest manufacturers of the
State, told Legislative committee
that the forty ciGht-hour week |.
running industry in MnsSachusrtts.
1T Is the cause Of the increasing
conditions Of unemployment" he said
industries cannot stand II. They ar,
bound 10 suffer"
The committee is investigating un-
employment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
stounton city nu. Line Outs.

STAuNTON. "a, March THE
city Bus Line Company is thing
OF the past In stanton. II ceased TO
operate after 1910 last Friday night.
after several months OF life here.
Samuel ]. Collins was the directing
head OF the concern. which started
here with one 5-passcngcr nutomo-
bile. covering three outlying sections
OF the city. only one OF which wax In
competition to tho Shenandoah Trac-
ton Company. Later three regular
buses were purchased. accommodate
ing fourteen persons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

~ suffered from indigestion for 20
years and may stomach was in very
bad condition." Mrs. Barnlcy said.
II could hardly keep down the light
est kind of food. suffered from
heartburn. lost weight rapidly and
got very nervous and run down.
81 never got any benefit from any
medicine I took until tried Plant
Juice. 1 have only taken Plant Juice
for n short time, but already feel
entirely relieved OF my troubles.
am able 10 eat my meals and do not
suffer aftcrward and I am gaining in
weight every day. ! am not nervous
any more and can sleep 'soundly at
night. have not been as a,rong and
we'll for years and am glad to give
this endorsement for Plant Juice"
Plant Juice Is sold In Richmond at
Tragie's Drug Store; in Petersburg
by Morrison, the Drug Man: in Chase
City ~ the Chase City Drug Co.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
Daring HoId-Ip In Ncw York.

NEW IUIik, March 1.-TWO armed
bandits today held up Wills Liich-
hcld. rcrrcs sntative OF the New YORK
Globe" N front % the newspaper Of
&C." in bey street. and escaped with
sl,l"3 in cash and s7,.S5 ia checks.
IL" Was on his way To deposit tho
money and checks In bana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
SERIOUS OPERATION
FOR NISCOUNT GREY
lEN Nasnrintrl rrcsa l

LONDON. March 7.--viscount Grey,
OF Fallodun. former Secretary 81
State for Foreign Affairs. underwear,
an operation tonight for ulcer Grave
symptoms connected with this long
standing affection. ncccssitatcd the
operation. and although the opera
ZION was declared to be successful
the patient is considered TO Ire In
quite serious condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
ADDS NEW CRAFT
TO FISHING FLEET
!S !, to The Times Dispatch

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. March
with the launching Of the steam :
err Little Joe Bellows Il SQuires.
oil Lancaster County, have added an
other SPLENDID fish boat Ia their
Meet The little Joe IS IA feet In
length, twenty-five feet beam, with
twclVc-toot nodded depth. The
boatS power" plant consists Of 300
horsepower crude oil Fairbanks
morse engine The steamer was de-
signed ana built by the Humphreys
Railways, at Wcems. Lancaster
County. being the nth steamer they
nave built for this firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
soIdicr- Gunrd Negro rri.oncr.

kAl.ElGii. y. g.. March 7.-Ac-
companicd by squad ~ soldiers
from III" local service company. VIII
whitfield. negro. was removed from
Vie state prison here today 10 Jack
SonNiNe. Onsl0w County, where hc
- To be tried on charge Of assault
VITA deadly weapon upon a Jack =
scnville merchant. this precaution
being taken by Governor Morrison,
30 whom had come reports of
threatened violence to the prisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

rub 1t gently on the congested parts.
You VIII feel a warm tinslinS glow
as IL goes into the pores. That SEN
sation will he followed by cooling.
soothing feeling that makes you more
comfortable right away
If you have fever. ache all over,
take hot bath. drink plenty OF
hot water. rub on Musterole. call a
doctor and 20 10 bed. Keep warm
and get plenty OF fresh air. Those
are the best precautions you can take
against serious sickness
Keep Musterolc always handy on
your bathroom shelf. You can buy
II at any drug store.
35c and CSC, in Jars and tubes. Hos
pital size. $300.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
Deny Royal Ensagemcnt.

ROME. March The reports liz
circulation that negotiations were
pending for the marriage Of rrin-
cess YOlaudo. eldest daughter az
King Victor Emma nucl, 10 Prince
Nicholas. Of Rommauia. were strongly
denied In scmiGhicinl statement, s.
sued by the Stciani Agency today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
convirt- Earn xl5.no nouu~

WNSiiiNGTON. March = Prison
"inplpycs Of TN" Atlanta Federal
Icu.toniiary have earned approx
mo'"ly $4,000 under a bonus system
Installed by Acknowledgement DaurIi-
cr'N according J." g report on Fod.
crel prison conditions submitted to-
night TO President Harding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

such forces under other than honor
able conditions: CD amy conscicnti-
GUS obtector who performed no mill
tnry duty whatever or refused to
wear the uniform. or go any alien
at any time during such period or
thereafter discharged from the mill
tary or naval forces on account of
HIS allcnagc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
HAS NOT FELT AS
STRONG FOR YEARS
Plant Juice Ends Richmond
Lady's Troubles In
Short Time.
ENJOYS HER MEALS NOW
Nervousness Gone and Sleeps
Soundly Since Taking the
Herbal Medicine.
ENJOYS HER MEALS NOW

Another interesting statement rec
ommcnding Plant Juice, the new
herbal stomach remedy. was received
recently from Mrs. Emma Harnlcy.
of 22l6 East Grac. Street, a we'll
known Richmond lady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

PROVIDENCE, &. l.. March Ed.
ward Spencer. paymasicr OF tho
American screw Company. was
slugsed and robbed by automobile
bandits today OF n pay roll amounting
TO between $1,000 and $1,000. The
bandits escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
Confirm scnhcy's Nomination.

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Nomina =
ton OF +. T.. Srobcy. of Texas. TO be
Director OF the Mint was confirmed
by the senate today. Mr.. Scobcy
succeeds Raymond 4. Baker, whose
term expires March -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
POLICE
ARREST 1888 IN MONTH
Fifty Accused of Drunken
ness-Bulk of Stolen Prop
erly Recovered

PETEltSBtRG. VA. March IA
total OF 1919 arrests was made by
the local police during the month Of
January. Fifty Of these were ar
rested for being drunk. OF which
| thiriy-thrcc were white and nineteen
colorcd. or the fourteen persons ar
rested for violating the prohibition
law twelve We're white.
FINES from the arrests during the
month amounted Ia sS57.a0. The ro-
Zee recovered $3.50 worth or the
s".o2O stolen goods during III. month
| There were ia white arrests during
tho month and cighty-Rve coiored.
| Forty-nine Of the persons arrested
were discharged by the Gour: and
one white person and eight colored
we're held for the grand jury.
| Forty-EIRht Go TO JniI.
! Scvcnty-slx fines were paid and
forty-ciHht were sell, 10 Jail. One
was sent to the pcnitcn;inry and TWO
I" the asylum. oho to the Industrial
school and the sentences suspended
on i've. Five persons were referred
to the State Board OF Charities and
Corrections and nine TO othtr cities.
| The nu:nncr Nof arrests for each
| violation are az f0licws: Druhkcn-
| ness. 80: disordcrly c"nduc'. "a. gam
bling. IL tall colorcd): violating city
| liquor ordinances. IA: violation oi
prohibition law. :: xioiatin:: traffic
rules. II: adultery. 4: assault. ; bur
Sinry. 3: carrying concealed wcap.
"ns. j: cruc'tT 30 animals. /: deser.-
"rs. .; escaped prisoners. IL: insan-
iiy. 3: petit larceny. I: pcac> war
| rants. .: trcspass. a. "agrancy. 2:
violating auto law, 4. receiving
stolen property. l.; violating snow
ordinances, G. dependent ard neg
| l"ctcd. G.
Womnn's HurcRu Report.
The Womans Bureau had seven
teen white CAGES and eighteen col
cred during the month. Vlsts were
made To the number ot EiXty-two IN
| the interest OF white cascs. One
white and one c0lored wcr. referred
| to :he police. There were fourteen
cases held for Investigation and five
, missing girls from home. two OF
Stem being found. -Four girls wcrc
sent back to the homes nnd six TO
| ius t.tutions. Twelve We. placed on
| probation and foind jobs for Ave and
| II loGrdinE -houT" for one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-22

Notice is hereby given. that /
will on Saturday, october the 9TH,
1922, at o'cloc,s p. M. at my Of
flee in the courthouse at Berna-
lilo, New Mexico, offer for sale
and sell to the highest and best
bidder Four Thousand Dollars
(s4,0O0.0O) School Building Bonds
Of School District No. SO of the
county of Sandoval, state Of New
Mexico; said bonds to be dated
September ], 1922. to run for a
period of thirty years. redeemable
at the option of said school district
after ten G0) years. bearing in
terest at the rate of six 60 per
cent per annum. payable semi-an-
nually, and consisting of eight (S)
bonds N the denomination of Five
Hundred Dollars (s500) each,
numbered from one to eight in
elusive.
Bidders are expected to satisfy
themselves as to the validity OF the
proceedings upon which said bond
issue is based and to make uncon-
ditional bid or bids therefor and to
accompany said bid with certified
check for ten per cent GO per
cent? of the amount of such bid,
to be forfeited to the county for
the benefit of said school district in
the event such bidder, IL awarded
said bonds. fails to take up and