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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
RUSSIAN VIOLINIST.
SEEKS BRIDE IN ENGLAND
Famous Artist Asserts Girl He Marres Must Be Natural
Home-L Loving and Genuine, With Fine Instincts
Like His Sweetheart of l. Years Ago

beautiful painting. She was extreme
~ fond OF music. Sne had all the
IDEAL requirements for bride OF an
artist.
But had made n vow 10 ms
Gather not to marry for twenty years.
told this young lady I would be
unable TO marry her for many years
on that account. She refused to walt
ana married another man. Now 7
am searching for another like her.
Perhaps that girl lives; natural
lone loving. genuine giTi WITH an
aesthetic scnse and fine instincts. g
Eirl With long. tapering fingers which,
however, should not interfere with
her ability to coog wofflea.
''Inasmuch as saw the original
girl here thought might find
another like her In England. But
admire American girls very much.
am guided moro by geography than
by nationality"
Gilman said the period covered BY;
hls vow to his father is now drawing
10 n close and he wants TO marry as.
soor as he feels that the moral rs-
strIc,ion is removed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
BONUS MEASURE
HITS MORE SNAGS
Unsuccessful Effort 10 Con.
fine Bill to Adjusted Ser.
vice Option.
WILL MEET WITH DELAY
Changes Made Arc Asserted
to Be Largely of Tech
nical Nature.
WILL MEET WITH DELAY
tBy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON, March C.-Hous,
Ways and Means Committee Repuh-
licans encountered some apparently
unlookcd-for snags late today IN
their further consideration o. tn,
compromise soldiers bonus bill, with
result that the formal presenta
ton Of the measure To the House
viii be delayed several days. /; was
understood that an unsuccessful CO
tort was made 10 confine the bonus
largely 10 the adjusted service GER
tihcate option. The other differences
were said TO have been unim portant.
Goes to White House.
After forenoon session of tn,
majority committeeman. Chairman,
Fordney announced that IL was the
plan TO complete tho bill in tho af-
tornoon. introduce it in the House
Immediately and formally present II
tomorrow after a session or the en-
tire committee. He added that
meantime, ne Nigh; discuss tic
measure with President Harding. II,
vent 10 the White House in the az
tcrnoon. hut declined TO discuss the
visit further than 10 say he had gone
TO presen, a friend.
II seems that the proposition to
require the Democrats on the CON
mittec TO cast their votes on the bi..
without having full opportunity to
consider il met with some opposition
from the majority side. and ii was
indicated that when the measure was
put in final form by the Republicans
the minority members would be
given time to study It's provisions.
The bill will be taken up again to-
morrow By the Republicans. II was
said, with the hope ;hat it could be
completed before night.
No Mig Changes Made.
Changes made in the bill at the
Two sessions Of the majority mem
bers today were said 10 have been
largely OF technical character
Committeeman declared that no i'm
Iortant alterations had been made
IN the compromise plan eliminating:
The cash bonus except where the in.n
were entitled to $50 or less and SUP
stituting n bank loan section to the
adjusted service certificate title au-
ihorizinG national and State banks
End trust compa nics organized unde.
State laws TO loan certificate holders
Continued ON Page .. Col. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
Z KILLED, MANY HURT,
AS POWDER EXPLODES
Disaster Occurs Near BlrminEhan,
England. Where Cartridges
Arc stored.
NV Associated Press.I

BIRMINGHAM. ENGLAND. March
'''--seyen girls were killed and thir-
ty severely injured today in an cx-
plosion of powder which they were
removing from cartridges at Tipton,
short distance northwest OF Btr-
m'ngham. The faces Of the injured
girls were blackcncd by the powder
beydnd recognition.
The disaster occurred at the
Knowles factory, which recently pur-
chased $50 tons of cartridges from
tho government. The factory en-
ployed more than ff,y girls. who
were engaged In tho TASK Of removing
the metal portions OF the cartridges
prior TO the pouring OF tho metal in
to ingots.
The explosive contents were n,accd
In separate rceeptacies. Tho expIo-
sion blew oH The soef OF the building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
10000 JERSEYITES ASK
Z CHANGE IN DRY LAW
Petition In Submitted I'm senate b,
Edge, Republican, From
state.
IBy Associated Press. /

WASHINGTON. March 6.--Senuto-
Edge, Republican, New Jersey, sub
mittcd TO the Senate today u peti-
ton which. he said, carried tho
names OF 10000 citizens OF his State,
asking for modification OF the Vol
stead act TO permit the salo Of ligh,
wines and beers. Tho physical pro-
portions Of the petition moved Scna-,
tor Norris. Republican. Nebraska, TO
ask humorously whether 1t might
not be wise for tho Senate to appoint
temperance committee to examine
the package because. the Nebraska
Senator SugKested, something IL.
legal couid5,easiiy be concealed In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
COMPULSORY CHURCH
ATTENDANCE BILL is
DEFEATED nv BOSTON
pleasure Has Friendlcss Is
Minutes in Massachusetts
Legislature.
IRy Associnted prnssl

BOSTON. March Ga bill TO make
church attendance compulsory had q
iriendless fifteen minutes before the
legislative committee on legal affairs
today.
Frank r. Bennett, former state
Senator who filed the bill. was III
and could not appear.
Does any one wish to speak In
favor of this biIl?" asked Senator
Silas d. Reed. Of Taunton, chairman
of the committee. There was no an
swcr.
Does any one wish to oppose ?''
There was no answer again. The
hearing was declared closed.
1t was reopened moment later.
however, when Rev. j. NJ Foster
pastor of Presbyterian church
here. said lie sympathizcd with the
proposal that all should attend
church on Sunday. but that he
thought church and state should
not interfere with each other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
lRKE "BUYER'S AMENDMENTS FROM DRY ENFORCEMENT 81
f7kEAl or VETO OF TAX MEASURE STARTLES LEGLSLA TO
LO7AGE SECTION IN PORT COMMISSION BILL S7ZRS SEM
Proudest Girl i'll World;
Dances With President
IBy United Nnws.l

W a SH NC TON. March c.
Jeanne GraTa;tc is the proldes,
girl In the world today. All her
friends at the Girls Latin School
In baltimore. which she attends.
are saying to her:
What DID he say 10 you
How did It seem to dance with
famous MANI"
And-oh, so many other ques-
tions.
Jeanne. curly haired and u
years old. accompanied her mother.
clerk in the Department Of La
Dor. to department. dinner here.
president Harding dropped in
lie saw Jeanne. went over to he.
ana asked her for the first waltz.
Jeanne blushed. Could he have II?
He did.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
Silver Medals to Be
Awarded Life-Savers
fny Assoclntcd rress.l

WASHINGTON. March e.
Awards OF silver litc-saving
medals OF honor announced today
by Secretary Mellon. Included: AL
mcr T.. iienkc. Galveston. Tex, for
rcscuinE man from drowning In
Bolivar Roads, Tex. December l.,
1921.
T.. J. Applcgate. Norfolk. Va. for
>rescuinS man from drowning in
Hampton Roads. Va. June 81 1891.
James Il. Brodhcad. seaman. L..
:, ". for assisting in the rescue
OF a shipmatc from drowning in
the York River. OFF Yorktown, Va.
May %, 1921.
Leonard II. Watson, mechanic. l..
;. ~. for assisting in the rescue OF
ahipInate from drowning in the
York River. of Yorktown. Va.
May o.. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
PROBABLY RESCUED
FROM DEATH BY GUM
Henrico Senator Prevents
Budding Filibustcr by Nov
ing Chair Be Vacated.
REACH FAvonAnrE DECISION
Gooirick's Effort TO Have Gasoline
Tax BilI Up Early, Also
SucccksfnI.

Proponents of tho sl2,00o.000 road
bond issue proposal won n parlia
mcntary advantage yesterday when
the Senate placed that and the Enso
line tax bill on the calendar as spe
cial orders for this morning. Thi.
action was taken aftc. motion 10
take uo the measures out OF their or
der had been rejected. and the BODY
thereby thrown into a ;angle that
would have resulted In the death by
limitation OF the major part of tho
bills 10 be considered in the five re
naming days of the session.
Diplomacy on the part OF Senator
Julian Gum. Of fIenrico. brought or
der out Of chaos and prevented wha,
would have had the effect OF n fill
buster during the closing days OF the
session. Just when both sides TO the
road question appeared deadloclscd
and ready TO smother everything In
sight TO gain their point. lie moved
that the chair be vacated for fvs
minutes and was barely successful In
getting enough votes to carry his
plan through. In the interval, an
agreement was reached and the pro-
ponents OF the roads measures got
what they demanded
Reaches Agreement with Opposition.
Senator C. O'Conor Goolrick. at the
opening OF the session. asked unani-
nous consent to take up the bill,
out or their order, explaining that
nc mad agreed with opponents OF the
bond issue not to consider the meas
urcs until tomorrow In order that the
calendar could he cleared up today.
The bond issue bin would have been
sure OF consideration today. because
OF Its position at the ton OF the cal
endar. but he desired to get the Easo-
line tax measure UP in advance, as
the question OF bonds may rest on
the passage of the tax proposition,
through which il is hoped to pay In :
'erest and sinking fund charges and
thereby prevent any new direct prop
erty levics.
Determined opposition sprung UP
all over the chamber. it being feared
that the two hig bills would take so
much time that all other Senate bills
would be left on the calendar tonight,
when. by the conditions OF joint
resolution. the Senate must end con-
sideration Of its own bills. except
where they are returned from the
House with amendments.
why cannot VIC leSislatc on these
big things. which arc before the eyes
of the people, instead O. frittering
away time on inconsequential
thinss?" Senator Gooirick demanded.
after referring to tho methods which
have prevailed throughout the ses-
sion.
Would Extend Session.
II, :or one. am willing 20 extend
the session to give the people of Vir-
Sinia some value for their money by
consideration OF important mca:ures
before the General Assembly" said
senator w. 3. Cocks. Of Sussex.
However. l am not willing 70 see
these bills block everything Mt this
late hour. whca other IMPORTANT
measures ara doomed by the method
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
Killed hS Farmer EmnIn,e

NEW YORK, March 6.--Afax Engel.
81. shirt manufacturer. was shot
and killed this afternoon In tho Of
Aces OF his factory on tho seventh
ioor Of p building at lilo Fifth Ave-
niue. His slayer a former employe,
escaped,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
AMENDMENT MEANS BIC
LOSS TO STATE, CHARGE
Oliver Assails Coolrick for
Attempt to Inlimidatc"
Members.
ALLEGES "nIG STICK" METHODS
Censorship nill Passed Dy md Con-
stitutionnl Convention Referendum
Halted by Fivc-ObJcction Itulc.

lntimation that the Goolrick in.
tangibies measure. as amended. will
he killed b. a veto threw the Sen
;'tc into furry late yesterday Ar-
rival OF the recess hour found sew
crhl members in an acrimonious dis
cussion. In which strong talk re.
i'arcinS what was characterized as
an executive club" was being in
GmlEcd in.
That the amendment. pilotcd by
senator Walter Tansn! Oliver. OF
Fairfax. viii result in the loss tu
the state OF 100000 IL year, was
tho claim OF Senator \. Willis Rob.
ertson, OF Rockbridgc. 1t was a,
'hia Point that Senator Oliver de-
c!ar4d that Senator e. O'Conor Cool .
rick, OF fredericksburg, was attempt
'n2 to intimidatc the senate with
the threat of Veto from Governor
l.. Lee TrinlS.e. ii the nmendInsn,
is permitted 10 stand. Senator Cool
rick asserted that lie was being
misquoted.
What Amendment Provides,
The Oliver amendment provides
that persons returning intangiblcs
Tor taxation under tho new schcd
ulc shall be permitted to make de-
auctions OF ether debts as under the
higher rate at present The patron
OF the bill had announced that he
was opposed TO any reductions II,
that the wnolc purpose OF the meas
ure would be defeated by the loss
In revenue. The amendment carried
c3 TO l3 and the recess found IN.
debate centcrinS around reconsid.ra-
ton. This will come up this morn
ing.
The vote on the Oliver anendmen,
follows:
Ayes-Cocke, Crockett, Dickcrson,
Dodson. Downing. Epcs. Ferguson.
GooGc, Iiassinger. Henlns. Hyatt.
l.ayman. 10th. Miller, Mills, Mitch
Gil, Oliver. Parsons. Paul. Rison. Rus
sell. Strscnt and Woodson.--"3.
Noes--Bcverley Booker, BYRD. Can
non, Corhit.. Early. GoolricIt, Grayntt.
stoit Jenrcys. Lcedy, Robertson and
Faushan.-l3.
The bill provides for the rcduc-
iion OF the rate on ia;angibl.s from
Sl.l0 10 - cents. with the State re-
talninS 80 cents and the localities 20
Continued on Page .. Col. 5.)I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
BARRACKS ABLAZE
AT PLATTSBURC
tBy Associated Prcss.l

PLATTSBURG. n. y. March O.
Seven buildings at the Plattsburg
barracks were destroyed by fire early
this morning. One hour after the
Games were discovered the Are de-
partment. assisted by approximately
1000 soldiers. still were combating
the flames. which at that time threat
encd the hospital. One soldier had
been overcome by smoke and another
was reported to be missing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
GUARD PRISONER
AGAINST KIDNAPPING
Sheriff Removes Edgar c. Frad
From HoRpital After
'Tip."
[By Associated Press.l

MIAMI, FLA, March 6.-Acting on
{, Tip" he said he considered reIia
BILE. that Edgar C.. Frady, Chicago
automobile man, who shot and killed
his wife here, was to be Kidnapped
from the hospital and taken to Cuba
aboard a yacht waiting outside the
harbor, Sheriff Allen this afternoon
had Frady removed 20 the county
jail and n special guard thrown about
the building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
GIVES soRRowFUL
''DON'TS" TO ROBBERS
Prisoner From Behind the Bars Of
Pcnitentiary Gives Advice
to ASpirnnts
tBy Associated Press.1

EASTVlEW, y. Y. March 6.--From
behind the bars OF West Chester
Penitentiary, John LAWSON, erstwhilc
holdup man, today issued two sor-
rowful "don'ts"' for aspirants to the
robber craft.
The hrst: Don't forget your gun"
The second; Don't pick the vic.
Tins careiessly."
He was arrested last night when.
without a weapon, he met Deputy
Sheriff Samuel Wood ON q lonesome
road near T6wnera, and ordered him
TO 'put 'enl VI. .'' He. was sentenced
TO aerye three mon ths In jail,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07

Popular York River Line To Dat
simSre :. os daily except sur3sy. Pare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
Would Extend Session.

Continued on Page 3. Col. IS
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'Continued on Page .. Col. u
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
@eaasel @bon oteie 8utbe il
Sleepn Che.

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Bropn County Bonltrp Nlloctatton
ftnoet .bieIy @ode IN 9leepp Gpe 1fatt.
Ser 5botp tpnroe geitern tn ben nele1l
Nderbau 3t1nnlern I'M Sleepn gAe
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bie1es Sabr @elb Breiie nno 8dnber
Qeqeben tperoen allf oie peri6ieoene11
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Die @efliigelsii6fer SEEM nlms
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l5botp erboben unb Sebern1an1l II
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
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glntbonn Iurnpersir IN ieiner Salle
III gsorboit Mtnneapolis letn 65,
@tiftunesfef perbunoen snit 1lrntag
fir Sic Damenflailen, Die 5ttf<
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nebmlten Weiie. @dbreno beS 8arz
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ha1ler, SRI Nleen @5eiter llno slr1ntr
4 9ennatl1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
@eneral 3rpbe eeiteru Abenos

Die @eneral Yrobe fir BtzgL Die
1tlnlifaliide grtrabagan5a bic bel1te,
(Jrettag) Nbe11b be11 ~. Sanuar tn
:Iurner 1beater u11ter BEN Nnippie11
oer S1ntor Nioniere gegsben tpirb.
mar gsitern Mbenb. sy1l btelem 9tiid
ipirfen $50 Yerfone1 Stem lllmS NIT
lno Sic gorfellnns biirfte sine opr
angenebniten iein bie SEEM l1lm le
aelebe11 bat. SRI. Sune Tifder pel6e
Sic 2eitung beiorgt, iprt6t ii6 b66it
lobenb iiber oaS Stem nlmer Ealent
aus 1nb lagt bab eS ibr sin 8ergniigen
tpar NIT ben 2ellten Seem lllmS 81 ar
betten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
aaiIierer in @ibbDn Banf,

Ebomas &reti6, ett tpoblbefan11=
ter Biirger Metp 1um8, ber Ste Sc
lhdffe ser @ibbp1l State Banl
fiibrte felt bteleS 8anfgei6dft tpte=
ser erbffnet 1plrbe, lit fiir5lt6 boz
bei11 Oireftorenraf al8 &a1lierer erz
ipdblt tporoen. 9ieS 1rteirt, bab
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rein, aber nt9t8oeltomentge lpiin=
1den iie 9errn &reti9 Sen beiten
Grfolg IN leinem 1leue1t Nrbettsfelo.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
Sic &auptfrage1t bet
Mferbalt &ollferell5
Deiflide Sntereiien uioerieben iib
einem Der iyarmertt niiklihen
8rpqran1nt. Nertreter Der 9an0z
>pirte erbpfen aber @rfDlg.

@aibtngton, 25. SAM Oed6ttse
Gtnflalie finb beute ann Werf l1f1 81
perbinoern, oab ft6 Sic Nderbanfon=
ferer5 5uguniten BON 9enrn Toros
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fil6e &uitentaaten befdmpfen bas
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Ser Negierung arbette1l gegen ben
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fen 5uper1t6tli6, oab etne Btlltgnn9
ser 6ret grDben sSragen In baS Bro=
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bonn gr0bten Ieil Ser la1lolptrt1baftz
lt6en S11tere6e,t in Ser &onferen5 UNI
terltikt. Ste gertreter Der Sarmer
trefen gei6loilen fiir ben Tarmblocf
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Der beftiaite aarnpt.
l1nfer Sen orei Jrase1 gift Ser bef@
tieife &f bem &analtfierunss spla1t.
Der Rampf 1pirb I'M &omitee fiir
Notwithstanding au8sefo6ten, belz
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amertfantlden 5arn1biro=8nno 1T.
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lit ein Neitglieb, er itebt on Der optic
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Tanc1d 1lnb broben NIT glnstrttt
tpenn baS &onlitee Bus Broieft btllt9t,
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@nt1diebenbeit aus 9let6en 0riinoer
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6inblid ouf oen 9fuben fiir etne grobs
Nn3ahl bon 9aroptrten. Ser Wt=
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etnionnoen befirnorte11 6orbS W}nSelt
@boalS Nngsbot, tnetl iie glanben, BAT
nur er eine1 anfrt6tigen Mnni6 UNI "
Sic ssdbtgfeit ge5eigt bot, bte Wa1ler
frnff f1n6oIidfettet1 be8 9e1ne1le Tlu1les
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3ueite @pritellune ppn Si=S'
SpnntagabettD.

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9{elerpiren ser GsEidets ini Nrbe8
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oan3e Mn3abl fan1en nit 9idetS bte
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bieier muiifaltl6en Gantaite 81 9eben
u16 stpar an1 9onntagaben6 pen ~.
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l.oer I8oritellung teilnebmen fa11rl,
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Bor Dffiee I'M Turner Ibeater refer:
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lbaB ,sgizlTi aud1 a1n 9on11tagabe1to
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