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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
Million Packets OF
Flower Seeds Free

We Believe In fiow~rs around the
acnes Of tbs South Flowers brighten
ap the hoEns surroundings. and Eive
pleasure and satissaes!cn 10 those Who
have them,
We have filled ros~ than millcr
PACKETS al s~~ts, N heaatital vet
easily grown newes TO ~ given to
car customers this srrsns
W~ridat ycw like 10 AA~ five
packets Of beautiful tlo~.r tree
you CAN Oct THEN Hastings
,sal catalcs 10 iecpaSv handsomely
illustrated sesS esxs& haii fruen cover
10 ccvsr Of truthful dsscstcttces and
Illustrations II Vegetables, dcwcr> and
tarM cropa. II h fall n As,efal gar
den. siowsr and farm information thar
b n~sdsd IN every Southern home.
and too, III atAlog ealls ysu ho~ to
sst these flower seeAs absolutely frs&
Write Tor oar lsi1 esta1og nov n
10 the finest. mos, vaisahss ~ esaa-
tttai seed book ever psAatsAsd. aad
yoa will Be ratshty siaA yex'vs ~ 4.
There 10 No cslisstica 10 buy any
thing Just ask for ITO ostaace aAa
II vsll come BY return nan
n. G. AAyriNcs CO. sEgosMEN,
ATLANTA. CA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
Obituary

Daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. N J..
Chapel vas born foheDbss IL.
1883. departed this Ute Es~cene-s
Is. 1871 =. ID. age ~ - y.s-
On July IL, 1908 she w- aai,sd
in marias. 10 ~. Euat Baker.
To THE union wtre bern three
chiidr-o. Lou,.e. Paul anj John
marry.
Early in hfw she became = mem
Der al the Church ~ Chra and
new 10 be devoted christian
women. She showed her devotion
in many wavs. DO, oue little Incl
den, viii shos hef ics- Tor Chria
and bic church She attended
church. even sfs-s Cd. wa hardly
able 10 b. 90. snt hesns seal and
ir Soos health, she sorld pnt on
extra clothing 10 keep warm and
come 90 TO church i0ss the came.
The lest Sundsv sns came 10 church
vas ncSs then Der strength could
ttApd; this put hss IN bed and shs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

The question oil State and County
taxes and the plan OF extending
public funds 10 \ vita issue ~ht j
should play an impnrtsnt part r
both the campaign iot Governor and
electins mem hess II the Legislature
and the State Senate this year
Many 81 our ruft.ictsn~ aud
Office holders who are living out u
the public Treasury told W = year
or too ago that the nrs tar law
would DOT cause tbr people TO pay
more taxes. rhese statements we're
,onsidessd ~ foolish BY p~opl. who
though, over the question, The
Gliding scale these o6,cer holders.
and would be Once holders, talked
about. slid upinssead 81 down We
take The privilege Of giving a Hs
6surss 90 State taxea: q ,o,ed nom
the Nashville Banner
In 1915 the taxable value 90 oil
property In Tennessee sAs 10 roun l
number. 3726 100000 Ia 1910 shs
taxable value on ali property IN u .
State Of Tennessee in round numbers
vss ti.973,0 Ol % which vas an in-
erase oa an average OF nearly one
hundred and lty percent and "
are told by the politicians and
cf6ce holders that ,he AZ rats
would be cut down IN proportion
IA an answer to h this ve want to
give the following 6sures:
The State o! renness~e collected
Tor taxes on the 1919 assessment In
ruund numbers - 400 D % Ths
STATE collected tsom the taxpayers
on the assessmsn, Il 1910 IN round
numhsrs q, 0S.. 500 90 The ,ax,
rsy-rs 81 Tennessee paid Tor ss.ess
mfn.s made by the Legislature u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

the state Tor 1920 was $3,S57 800.
more Than they paid to the statr
for the 1918 assessment, OF In other
sofds. our taxes paid into the Stat,
in four years increased nearly 80
per cent. while the iarmer 10 selling
Ms $50. Today At one third III,
price be sold 1t two or thfss yrsn
ago. his hogs At oue.balf price sod
other products 10 proportion Labor
10 receiving the same reduction IL
wages. hut th. tai galhsrer ana
office holders are getting more
money and bigger salaries thar
ever before.
How long will the people Of
Tennessee remain asleep. TO- the,,
owp interests aud let the public
vampires suck the lille blood from
our taxpayers. while these vsmr
Office holders and politicians are
getting more salaries and strength
ening their political machines .yety
|day
Rsesaiins the statement, Ne be-
lieve this Ia one year when every
candidate Tor Governor, evey candi-
date Tor the Legislature, every can.
didste Tor the State Senate. should
Gene ou, openly and frankly and
express their We've ON all public
questions and let the people know
where where they stand and what
they propose to do il slecsd to
office.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
SHOPnEM lAYED OFF
on the u..dc. ROAD

roliosing the custom OF the lasi
two months the N {. 4 ST. l..
Railway has ordered lsy.o6 OF chop
.ssAsss lat. the l,s, Ave sorting
days IN February. The order De
eeme. Elective Tuesday night aud
the men cell return To work Msrct
| III, step 10 stated by s,i~sy
officials To he In the interest 81 =
needed economy 10 operation,
Wednesday being . holiday IL
not counted in the lay % program
ior February
rns~fay.dn order siittts abcus
2.0O3 on he entire system.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
Notice Of insolvency..

To the creditors ot W c Lsech,
colcr-d, deceased by order Of III,
Clerk Of the County Court II Dick
500 county, Tenn notice 10 hereby
given to all persons having Claims
sesinst the estate OF ". G Lsech,
colored. decsased, to appear and
Gis same With the clers II said
court, authenticate in the tiannei
described by Law on OF before 6rs,
day Of July 1874
The insolvency Of said estate
having been suggested any elaine
not 6Ied on or beior. aid date.
will 10 forever barred. both In lsw
and equity,
This Feb. Ia. i922
Jessie White, Adms,
W. c. Ls.ch, tcol ! s,s,e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
The Weather.

The weather has performed rather
Queerly this year The winter In
this region has been comparatively
mild. hut hlissxrds that originated
In the Northwest and got tsiI
start in this dircotion--their usual
course--vot shuntsd on another
tract bslore they reached us
Al the same s::se there has been
some sereru wewthsr Nv the Hast
end West Nav England has had ua.
sual reco'ds 81 low temperatures
Colds with deep snovs has prevail.
cd along tn. South Atlantic ooast
aud nov IT,, .h@ second time frssIss
have been reported 10 Florida On
the Paclh, coast the iross reaches
the citfic bel, 10, the ata tune in
many years
But her. IL the Centrs South. AZ
already said. the weather has been
maid.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

There /. 40 ns.d Of getting cod
isei 0n sii ouBt rt arafsH yaas ass
taken care iii BY TIE eatss~ss
sst,onsi baut
n sufssan. sGecrr.iglly Substitute
part u NAT -asin ltDe. tas tcrt
10 h,r task. slii no; the pstisea
kiek sh.n ss li-s oA biz back
Patirsts never kcw ~ben drugs
ons iron Ms.,nsws Drug Co
Ev-n chickens are Locaing in our
y.'.is. ..'e4ass they knQw there u
much goos grain In our lumber --
h 7 Co~an Lumber Co. Retail
Dept.
Evsryops should work. bu, we
can /, blsnhs the msn wlth the stir
neck Tor cot lookins srouat iot a
job, Fof Ssiuss ttss vii .sesS
moe, heads. 60 TO Wynn's Co.
There 10 no more drawing or
sorrow. 10 drink. 20 lets flo, our
Joys 10 a bo,tls OF Coca Cola. Dick.
.on Coca Cola Bosillnz Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
unsHlkEM TEsrInexEl

Time ID lhs tsst eli truth. And
Doaa, Kidney Pill. tays stood
the tsw, 10 Dieksoa. No Diekson
,snidshk Who sufefv' bssssehss ~
aDnoying urinar, Us can 'fsldair
unesnyiDced by this iwiee tOiu
s@@'ir ~"
=. p.lIard Ainte, Church
: I ict.tN aye; Ny bach
al - h O. Ia through ny
! aeys: .4rys acted iffrg
ell. y t,o rs%d Doan's kidhs,
4. 49,. sac. AZ from the MA
Drug Co, and they mad. nt en
,iTs!, veil. recon nsLd D"an' ,
hian,y
sEvES YEARS LATER, Nv
Ballard ssid. Il have every bit ~
much faith 10 Doans kidney Pill,
.. whom ] gsve my former state
ment. When | have caught cold. ]
-hsye noticed slishl return a u,
trouble. but Dosns Kidney Pill,
have never failed TO promptly ~
lieve me "
Price Doc, at all dealers. Don
simply ask Tor a kidney remedy
&c, Doans Kidney Pills--ths same
that Mr.. Ballard bad Fos,et.Mil
burn Co. nitr., Buffalo. w.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
For Sale or Exchange.

Fine florids home 10 city oI
Lynn Haven. Flouda. on 81. An.
drews Bay House Of seven rooms,
aye completed and newly decorated
Fine front porch, screened sleeplrs
porch and two other porches I've
lots well improved For particular,
address. " r Cro~ell. Linn
Hsssa, fsas,+aa. Neis-- " auld ~,
change Tor good house and lot IT
Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

10 Rad Tor b%yssif sae would have
sctDAons 10 ssad 10 hss
During The many nopihs IN which
she Suffered. sss wss oos NJ The
noss psi,sss add eados,us suffers /
ssvs ever se~n Never complain.
iss end not ~sntisI 10 b. any
more tsoahis 10 any ons lhan p.oss.
aary
She ;esves 10 mourn bar depart.
urs q dsvctsd hosbss4. ,hsss chill.
drss. kind and loving mother. svo
sisters, t~o bsctbsn and many ss,.
stivss md frisnds.
-. P. wsssoe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

ne YER gained enough strength 10 b.
ont again.
she realized ics several seeks he.
haze she died thst enc could not ss'
vail and ~ talked shout IL msuy
times. She told me ssversl tinss
that the only thing ths, trouble
her vn to leave toe dhildrss and
her husbasd. Sbe said sh< voUld
b. ~illins 70 b. sel il she cosld
ouly live 10 raise and train ass
children.
Sister Baies uas q lovx oa the
bible and sesd ia great deal ssd
vhss shs wa seo wssk sad nervous
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

FOR sALk- beautiful hous.
and 10, located In the best section
IL Charlotte. adjacent 70 ns- High
school. Numerous od,. bulldinss
-sach ~ chies, gssase. barn, etc.
Plenty Of eater Can be boush, Al
a bargain. II interesting In &C.
curing valusl le property surround.
ed by ideal neighbcr., call o. ssite
c s C.s,lsman, Charlotte. Tsls.
phsou. Mo-, l29,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
SHERIFF

SrUART--W We are authorized 60 sn-
aounce N. o. Stuart |. a candidate los
sheriff, subject 10 the viii Of the quali'
hed voters At the August, W., elcc-
ton.
COLEMAN--We are authorized 81 an-
nounee Thomas J Coleman A. candi.
date Tor sheriff. subject g. the will Of
the qualified yutcrs Al The August,
1874 election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
Aldermen Trying 10 Trade
Property With K. z. Co

The following letter. nsned BY
seven OF the e,gh, Aldermen oil
Dickson, wss sens,,c Nj >hsaass,
Mcdonald, Che! Engineer OF the
N {. 4 II. l.. Ry, this week.
Dear MIR Mcdonald.
You viii remember | vas IN
your Office yesterday. discussing
the matter OF a new alley OF stree,
with you in Dickson and you were
kind enough to go with me to Nh
lrabues office, and at your sue.
sesnon made Harry Davis, we,
the undersigned Aldermen Of
Dickson. are writing you on this
matter
We know you arc familiar with
the stree, and alleys connecting
your depot property at tn" place
and It Is the desire oil the town
and the taxpayers, as well. that
the town make . trade with the
Railroad Company TO exchange
them the alley lying next to the
d~po, and Tor .h.s the Company il
to deed the town same number OF
Tee, 90 the Wes, side OF their lot.
which 70 a, the rear OF the Citizens
bank and the Pos,ohee.
We. the undefs,gned Aldermen,
bei,eve the pubic interest OF D,ci.
son would be served by having
this stree, or sAey created and
having II arranged 90 the danger
from hire catching from the depot
and the business section Of our
town would be lcsscned and also
believe " would improve the san,
tary condition at the town to have
,h,. alley w,dened At the rear OF
tins business block and also thinE
II would be better so tina, Au,omo-
b,les gong 10 the depo, would not
b- forced to turn around nesr the
deLo bu, that our town could en-
act a one way traffic.
We teei tina, tins Is one trade
that could be made to the advan,
age 81 both The Railroad Company
and the Town OF Dickson and.
a+Aldcrmen OF the Town. We
would appreciate you sending
your representative to Dickson.
looking over the situsnon and ap
peAun1 before our City Council
and seeing II arrangement canno,
be arranged tina, would be mutu
ally satisfactory and profitable to
both adcs concerned
Very respectfully,
Harry DAVIS
G. " Mullins
H T V. Miller
] X Page
G C. Redden
A L White
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
They Appeal 70 Our Sympathies.

The bilious and dyspep,ic arr
constant suders ard sppes to our
sympathiss. Many such. hovevss,
have been completely restored to
health hy the use u Chsmb%slain' .
Tablets Ta@se tablets ssrenSthen
the stomach. invisorate toe liver
and improve the digestion. They
also caus< 4 seatle movement Of
The bowels. When ycu have any
trouble With your stomach. give
them a trial,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
REGISTER

DICKSON We are authorised \" aa'
nouaes I Il, .Mssson ~ a candidate
Tor reelection 81 the Office Of Register
subject ~ the will Of the qualified
Voters al tine Ausaet, is2!, elect ion
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
COUNTY COURT CLERK

mARRIa-Ws are .nthofiird 10 an.
aounee Melvin Harris A. a candidate
iof RI. election u the office 81 County
Court Clerk. subject % the sill u the
.auaiihrd voters at the August, lg22,
election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
TRUSTEE

HUNT~W are authorized 10 announce
slaydsn Hunt ~ a candidate ior re-
election lo the office oi Trustee. sub.
irct ~ the all oi the qualified voters
~ the August. l012, election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
Chamberlsia's Tablets Fer ladises
ton and Co, .t,patioa

The incest and pi.a-snts Il med.
ic,ne | have used ior indigestion and
constipation Is Ch,mh ria ma Fab.
lets write. Hrlst1 y Gag.
Nlddle tIrnys. n \ Th~v work
iks 4 charm and do No, grippe %
leave My. unpl SAINT tfrtL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

EROWNlNG-Ns are suthopIs,f to an.
: yppaacs l.. J hrpsning a. candidate
Tor re.elrcti0n u tie a'iStY rs 'e.s@ssi<s
Court CLERK. subJect Ia the will ot The
8 uaal.6sd vulets at the August, ft23,
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
Announcements;
STATE SENATOR

" IkEs-ws afe aifshoffnr.t .,o <sssssssssx
W. q, Haks ~ a eaadldAl- Tor state
senator from the Twsrty-lhird 5~nA.
tofisl Dislfict, subiect 10 the vii 0i
the qualified voters al the Democrats
Primary August 5. lv22
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

Majestic Rang week A. {, e..
Collin. h SON. Msrrh 4 10 IL
SlI o. At ~ vsssels Tree With evfr,
VI site sdi nat wrrs Price
~irh vts.. F.. $500
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

Ga -, Of v-s.sls free with sen
Majestic Range sold week Of March
g IS II at & c. Collin. 4 Son,
Price With vessels $4,000
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

When 10 need Of plain os fancy
se~ins sse os cali Mrs. Flovd Chev
and Arr, Joe Nelson, Norin Main
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
TOO MUCH NICOTINE
FOR WILLIAM FARNJM

"EW YORK. April William Far
mum !lkeS II good c!gnr. but he doesn't
'ih' 100 much OF good cigar
In scene In "Shackics OF Gold"
which he IS making at tn. Ncw York
studio o: William Fox. Bili Is callc,;
unon TO smoke all during "a long re-
peated scene In an office. The time
mat is supposed to pass during Tho
scene is about ~" hours. Through
out 'he entire scene i}iil Is smoking.
And 80. IN order to denote tho pas
rage OK time. he smokes cigars Of
different length.
All In all he had 10 light about
fity cigars to complete the Illusion.
or course. he didn't smoke them al!
right down 10 the h!!t. but lac SAYS
he's ied up on nicotine !or spell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
ROBERT c. K|LMART|N
IS DEAD IN WASHINGTON
Funeral Of Well-known Yir.
ginian to Be Monday in
Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA, April Is
News reached the city today OF the
death OF Robert c. Kilmartin. for
merry OF this city. but for the past
several years. residing I'm Washing
ton. -. G. MIR. Ki,martin had been
in i'll health for some time. and his
death followed several months Of
confinement to his bed.
The funeral will he held at ST.
Johns Episcopal Church. this city.
Monday afternoon Immediately fol-
lowing the arrival OF the Seaboard
Air Line train from Washington with
the body ut 1:l2 o'clock The SER
vices will be conducted by Rev. II. S.
Osborn. rector
Mr.. Kllmartin was born In Peters
burg. April IS. 1852. lie went to
Washington about twenty years ngo
as secretary to Sidney Epps. member
of Congress from tho Fourth Dis
trict On the death OF Mr.. Epps. Mr..
kilmartin became secretary OF Con-
grcssman Lassiter. who succeeded to
the seat. and later became one of
Senator Martins secretaries. posi-
ton he held until the death OF the
Senator. when Mr.. Kilmartin was APP
pointed TO the staff of the sergeant
alarms OF the Senate. He held this
position until his death.
In addition 20 his wife. Mr.. Kill
martin is survived by seven chill
drcn. all OF them grown. except one.
and three brothers. 7. II. Kilmartin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
GENERAL WOOD TO TAKE
NEW POST IN SEPTEMBER
University of Pennsylvania
Alumni Told He Will Then
Become Provost.

Major-Cicncral Leonard wood. who
was appointed by President Harding
Governor General OF tho Philippines.
will return 20 the United states
about September !. 10 assume his du-
ties as provost OF the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA. according to an an
nounCeincut made here last night by
II. VI I.ipp!ncott secretary Of the
general alumni society OF tho univcr-
s!ty. Mir. Lippincott was speaking at
"A meeting OF tho Virginia society a;
tho Richmond Hotel.
General Wood was granted q years
lcaV" OF abscnc. from tn" university
by the board OF trustees, following
his appointment to the foreign post.
During hts absence. Vice Provost
Josiah Pcnniman has been In control
Of the university.
Tho meeting last night az the
alumni was an enthusiastic one. Mr..
L!ppincott stressed university life and
fratcrnal life. OMcers OF the local
alumni are: Marccllus Wright. presI-
don't; Randolph II. Cardozo. v!ce-pres-
ldcnt, and Ralph Wallerstein. secre-
tarytrcasurcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
SOLONS PAY TRIBUTE To
LATE SENATOR GRAVATT
Both Branches of Virginia
Legislature Represented
at Funeral.

Members OF both branches of the
Virginia Legislature and many other
prominent citizens attended the flu
neral OF DR.. Charles l.. Gravatt. aged
Il. which took place at II O'Clock
yesterday morning from Holy Trim
ity Episcopal Church. OF which his
brother, Rev. John J. Gravatt. d. D..
is rector. DIR. ciravatt was a state
Senator and widely known physician
He was formerly surgeon In the
United States Navy.
Rev. J. Francis Ribblc. of 81. An
drcw's Church. oficiated at the flu
neral. The choir OF Holy Trinity
Church sang. The body was taken
to Port Royal. Carolina County. for
burial yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Gravatt. who died Friday morn
Ing In Johnston Willis Hospital. was
medical director OF Admiral Samp-
sons feet at Santiago with rank OF
rear-admlral. and was brother Of
bishop William L. Gravatt, OF the
Episcopal diocese OF West Virginia.
lie is survived by one son. c. Mar
shall Gravatt. Of Asheville, y. c.
As a tribute TO DR.. Gravatt for his
work In behalf Of legislation In the
interest Of women. the following
committee representing the League
Of Women Voters attended the fu
neral: Miss Adele Clark. Miss Agnes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
LBy Associated prcssl

NEW YORK, April l5.-Wnl H..
liays. director Of the National Assoc
citation OF Motion Picture Producers
and Distributors. was called upon to
prevent exhibition OF motion pictures
featuring Roscoe G. (Fatty) Arhuckle
by The Lords Day Alliance OF New
York. in letter made public today.
Calling Arbuckle's acqul,tai OF i
charge Of manslaughtcr ana the jury's
statement In his behalf n white
wash" the letter addressed 10 NJ.
Hays said:
we appeal to YOU. We ARE not
Informed as 10 the exact bounds OF
your authority In the motion picture
Industry. But heretofore you have
granted interviews and authorized
public statements containing scnti-
mcn,s which your fellow citizens. in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Randolph. Miss Marianne Meade. Miss
Marie Leahy, Miss Nora Houston.
Mrs. s. W. Meek. Mrs. L.. q. iii and
Mrs. Edith Clark Cowlcs
Senator'S c. O'Conor Gooirlck.
Julien Gum and James l.. Cannon
attended the funeral ~ "A delegation
from the state Senate. Senator Saxon
W Holt was also appointed 20 the
delegation, but because OF the i'll
ness OF Mrs. Holt was not able to
come TO Richmond. Every office in
the Capitol was represented In the
large crowd OF State officers who
attended the funeral TO pay their
respect TO the memory Of man
who was mach beloved during all
the years he had been member O:
the Senate. n noral wreath was sent
by the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
CAN SPOT RIVET LOSS
FROM OCEAN LINER
[Rv Associated rressH

WASHINGTON. April l5.-Fcather-
weights are heavyweiGhts TO the new
standard OF measurement, whose per-
lection was announced today BY the
Commerce Department
Tests OF the new standard showed.
tho department SAID, that the ac-
curacy OF the results was we'll within
two parts in lOO.0O0.00o, that is. in
comparing two Kilograms or pound
weights, differences as small rs 0o2
OF milogram or one part in i.OOO.-
600 could he detected. BY the new
standard tho withdrawal of n single
steel rivct from an ocean steamship
with displacement of 5000 tons
can be Immediately detached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
GREAT BRITAIN PAYS
ON SILVER ACCOUNT
Deposits sia.0.2.500 on Purrhn>c Of
Money Metal Made During
Wnr.
IHy AssOClated Prese.l

WASiiiNGTCN. April l5.-Paymcu,
OF. Ss.672,500 by Great Britain as
the second ins,allmcnt on the deb;
%, sicc. 100000 created by that gov
ernmcnt's purchase OF silver during
the war was reported 10 tho Treas
ury today b. the Fedora! Reserve
Bank Of New York.
The payment consisted OF $4,000
600 OF principal and sl.372.5Oo Of in
tercst. 4 further installmcnt OF
sle,2c0, 900 on the debt is due May
49, which Will cut Great Brita!a's
debt in half. Under tho arrange
merits for payment by Great Hritain
on the silver purchase tho debt would
De iiquidated in May, 1929. these pay
mer's being entirely apart from tho
$4,000 100000, Of war loans due the
United States from Great Britain.