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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
AGAINST
TAX IN DC. BILL
TOBE RESUMED
Senator Harrison Says He
Will Force New Discussion
of Measure.

The fight to eliminate the s1.75
tax provision from the District ap.
preparations bill has not been aban-
doned in the Senate.
Despite adverse rulings yesterday,
opponents of the Jones rider" are
planning to continue their attack.
They remain confident of their abil.
ity to eliminate the tax provision
from the bill.
Senator Harrison said today he in.
tended to force the whole question
before the Senate again and that he
expected to bring about a discussion
of the entire tax situation of the
District. The determination of Sen
ators Warren and Phipps to retain
the Jones rider in the District bill
is puZzling a great many Senators.
The general opinion is that the new
tax provision would be deadly
blow to the general interests of the
District, but 1t is known that this
opinion Is not shared by members of
the Senate Appropriation Commit.
tee.
A fllibuster against the District
bill may develop as a result OF the
situation. Senator Reed threatens
to indulge in obstructive tactics be.
cause of the failure of Vice Presi.
dent Coolidge to apply the new Sen
ate rule to the District bill. Much
feeling is being shown among Demo.
Gratis over the alleged evasiveness
Of the Republican leaders on this
point.
THE Republicans have pledged
themselves under the new rule" said
a Democratic Senator today, Ito
eliminate all the general legislation
from appropriation bills, yet their
very first act. after adopting the
rule, is to allow general legislation
In the District appropriation bill.
The situation is an impossible one
and seems to me to involve a breach
of faith"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
HE|RS0F DEAD
SOLDIERS WILL
NOT GET BONUS
House Republicans Decide Ex-
ira Burden Would Amount
To $25. 900. 900.
BY A. O. HAYWARD.
International News Service.

Dependents and heirs of veterans
who have died since the armistice
will not share In the bonus pay
ments to be provided for ex.soldiers
in the bill to be reported to the
House this afternoon.
This decision was reached today
by the Republicans Of the House
Ways and Means Committee after 1t
was figured that such a provision
would add $26, 100000 as d direct
charge against the Treasury to the
obligation to be undertaken by the
Government when the bonus bill Is
enacted.
With introduction Of the bonus
bill in the House today, the pro-
cedure is to order II printed and
to have II referred back to the Ways
and Means Committee for consid-
Grafton by both Republican and
Democratic members.
1t will be reported out by the
committee, take its place on the
House calendar, and the House
leaders will set an early date for its
passage. Chairman Fordney said he
expected to call The bonus bill up in
the House early next week.
Administrative features OF the bill
were given careful consideration TO-
day by Republican members Of the
committee. 1t is believed that the
legislation presented will protect the
ex-service bonus beneficiaries
against fraud in loans on his insur.
ance certificate through surrender.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
Gagged BANDIT ISSUES
"DoN'TS" TO COLLEAGUES

EAST VIEW, N. Y, March T.
From behind the bars of Westches
ter penitentiary, John Lawson. erst
while hold-up man. has issued two
sorrowful "Don'ts' for aspirants tt
the robber craft.
First-Don't forget your gun.
Second-Don't pick the victim
carelessly.
He was arrested last night when
without a weapon, he met Deputy
Sheriff Samuel Wood on a lone
some road near Towners and or
dered him to Put 'em up" He
was sentenced to serve three
months in Jail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
BALLOT NEAR ON
AMENDMENT To
D. C.bUDGET ACT
Advocates Of SITS Tax Pro-
vision Win First Tilt in
Senate Battle.

Advocates OF the s1.75 tax provis.
ion in the District appropriation bill
have won their first battle in the
Senate. The amendment will be up
for final vote late this afternoon or
tomorrow.
When the bill was called up yes
terday, II was vigorously attacked.
Adoption of new rules earlier in the
day placing all appropriation bills
under the Jurisdiction OF the general
appropriations committee and pro-
hibiting new or general legislation in
an Appropriation measure. preCipi-
tated the fight against the amend
ment.
Senator Harrison declared that
the amendment could not be placed
In the bill and attempted TO have
1t stricken out. He pointed to the
rule passed by the Senate.
Vice President Coolidge saved the
day for advocates OF the measure.
He ruled that the new rules did not
apply because this bill had been re.
ported prior to the change in rules.
He made a second ruling in favor
of the advocates of the bill when he
overruled point of order by Sen
ator Harrison in which the Senator
declared the amendment could not
be considered because 1t had been
reported without prior action by
the House.
Further attempts were made to
strike out the amendment. Finally
an appeal was taken and the Senate
by a vote Of 40 to Is upheld the rul.
ing Of the Vice President.
Street improvements, called for ir
the bill, were read yesterday aftei J.
noon. Because of the absence of
many members Senator Pnipps sus-
gested consideration Of these items be
n1 al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
COP, DENIED KISS, EMPTIES
RESTAURANT MONEY TILL

PITTSBURGH. March IRE.
fused a kiss by Miss Susie Kurhry,
the cook, Subpatroiman William C..
Boyle held up the restaurant Of II.
Cohen last night and emptied the
cash register OF $13.46 before leav.
ing the place.
Just after leaving the restaurant
Boyle ran into Lieutenant Burris
and two officers, with whom he bat.
tied furiously before being subdued
and locked up. He II said to have
been under the influence OF LIQUOR,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
WOMAN DEAD, FOUR HURT
IN ROOMING HOUSE FIRE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March T.
net, seven persons were forced to
jump from the upper stories of a
burning rooming house early today.
One died OF injuries and -four others
were seriously hurt.
Mrs. Ionia Frye. thirty-seven years
old. who died. suffered from burns
on the body and internal injuries.
She jumped from a second story win.
dow.
The fires started fro ma gas explo-
sion In q grocery store which was
under the rooming house.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
HARD|NG.F|RM
ON SALES TAX
BONUS SCHEME
President Disapproves Com.
promise Plan, Says Official
White House Statement.
BY International News Service.


President Harding Is opposed to
the soldier bonus bill which the
House il ready to act upon because
1t does not carry the sales tax ia
raise the necessary revenue, It wa
stated officially at the White House
today.
The President was represented
officially as standing by the letter
which he wrote to Chairman Ford
ney Of the House Ways and Meani
Committee recommending postpone
ment of the bonus legislation unless
the sales tax was made a part of the
bill.
Although II was made plain thai
the President had not changed hi
position on the bonus. II was learned
authoritauvoly that he has not ye
had an opportunity 10 study thu
modified bonus bill which has JUS
been completed by the Republican,
OF the Ways and Means Committee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
COW KEEPS MIlKMAID
FROM DOING JURY DUTY

BUTLER, Pa, March IA COW
that spilled the milk and kicked the
milkmaid on the shin Is responsible
for Mrs. Margaret Trees, of Done
gal township, failing to report as a
grand Juror yesterday morning at
the opening Of the March term of
criminal court.
Sheriff Harvey Hockenberry in
formed Judge Reiber that Mrs.
Trees had suffered a broken ankle
when a COW she was milking kick.
ed her
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
ENGLAND'S BEER BILL is
DOWN NEAR A BILLION

Englands beer bin was in excess
Of 81 900 200, 900 in 1921.
Consul General Skinner at London
reporting this fact to the Commerce
Department today said that the 1921
consumption Of beer in Great
Britain was 10 per cent below the
record of 1920.
The price Of beer at wholesale,
Skinner said, is three times the pre-.
war figure. This accounts for the
decline in beer drinking, Skinner
said,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
FARMER STAYS HIS WIFE
THEN ENDS HIS OWN LIFE

AKRON, Ohio. March Mrs
Jerry Hoy was murdered by her nus.
band this morning in their home al
Kent during quarrel over return.
ing to farm.
Mrs. Hoy died thirty minutes after
the shooting in which three bullets
lodged in her head. Hoy then turn.
ed the gun on himself and died in.
stantly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
PRESIDENT NOT TO USE
WIRELESS FOR MESSAGES

President Harding has decided
not to use the radio telephone
which was recently installed in the
White House to send greetings or
messages to- persons or organiza-
tons throughout the country.
In making this announcement to.
day. the White House pointed out
that II the President established
a precedent by using his radio
phone for this purpose, a large part
Of his time would be thus occupied.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
Part OF Letter Made Public.


LOS ANGELES, March L.
David L. Adams, captain Of de-
tectives, today made public a
part of a ten-page handwritten
letter mailed to the Los Angeles
police department from Atlantic
City, February 81, in which the
writer "confesses" the murder
here on February l Of William
Desmond Taylor, film director.
Signed by Film Man.
Captain Adams declared the "con.
fession" was signed by a prominent
man connected with the motion.
picture industry who left Los An
geles shortly after the murder. II
is said this mans name had pre-
viously been linked with the crime.
Here is the part of the letter
made public.
1--WE South Americans always
take care of our women. We are
hot-headed and see that swift JUS.
tice Is melted out TO those who
wrong US.
II killed the -, and even this
is a mild description of the man
who, hiding behind a polished man.
ner. won the regard OF many wom-
en-. only TO cast them aside when
tired of them for a new plaything."
Police Check Up Letter.
This Is the only part Of the doc
umcnt which has been made public
and the only part TO be read by
other than officials, Captain Adams
stated. He stated that news
paper had been permitted to photo
graph the section quoted to make
a comparison of handwriting.
Detectives were busy today check.
ing statements contained in the
confession" from Atlantic City and
In another letter received by the
police shortly after the shaving.
The previous letter, it was said,
identical statements as to persons.
times. and places, and the former
was considered from the Viewpoint
of it's apparent contribution to the
latter.
Not Sands Handwriting.
An examination by experts OF the
Atlantic City communication, which
was written upon the stationery Of
well-known hotel. proved II was
not written by Edward +. Sands,
missing former butler-secretary to
Taylor, II was stated.
This confirmed previously an.
nounced view of the detectives, they
said, as Sands, so far as known, IL
not married, while the confession"
they added, was made by husband.
They stated that the letter said the
mans wife had first engaged in an
affair" with Taylor. only to be
"scorned" by him later.
Captain Adams said when he hat
announced that the confession had
been mailed in a Connecticut city
he had in mind another communicd.
ton received by the police.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
Bank Note Dividend.

American Bank Note has declared
regular IN per cent. preferred divi-
dend, payable April /. to stock re-
corded March IS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07
YOU CAN'T WORK
WELL WITH A COLD

AIOBODY likes to be around Q
~ person suffering from q heavy
cold. II exposes them need
Iesiy. You can take care of your job
and keep business and social engage
ments shortly after you begin using
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. For II Is
prompt in helping Mature expel phlegm,
allay Inflammation, ease breathing,
and drive away irritating coughs.
Use it-give it TO the kiddies. Don't
suffer minute longer than you have to.
Az ali dy,,ooiSfs Az
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07

Piles Cured In 6 10 u Dsvs
Druggists rvfund money n pAzO OINTMENT fan
10 cure itching. Blind, Bieedins or ProtyuSin.
rilss instantly relieves Itching PLEA soo-Ady.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07

You Need Not Have . Cold
N 20 viii take Laxstiv. PROMO oTINNr
Tablets when you feel the first symptoms Of
Cold coming on.-Adv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-07

LOS ANGELES. March T.
Youth calls to youth-and Cupid
knows no compromise!
Donna Evans, the beautiful
grass widow" of Nelson F. Evans,
of Hollywood. Mary Picford's
private stenographer, has learned
that it is better, perhaps, to be
a young mans slave than an old
mans darling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02

Gy Nu iIop, tr9t os psrteuoe plaset meb
fnutsnOs Rss? Mansler bu 9irtelpif e0er
isg BIZ al Nopebpine o9 Spimnelbeb be-
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trNs Smsrter, Rpsperf os plaeiomme uri=
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men Fills. Solf / Sme9nen roier benz.
sysra bin HabD!
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St. Ghomasfirfen
paa SiIefielo.

Iu ba Snteresien for at faa sienreiit
airien / SmebaIir paa SiIefielb er paags
net laa lterft | bort 2ano, fan icg tGnfe
mig at "9ccorab sYoiteu"s 9eiere bill ie
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Tonne 9%rubitbffer.
Spr noset pber hurorebe Nar 1ibcn
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gaIbres oe Gogn. Stcoet bbor ben itob,
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Solicit / Smebbalen, hror mi ingen Dor.
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Thomas fsrit fit gie paa ben. Gan ifisb.
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DC be1ise Steper, bpor ipsc eieuparbt
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aIaraen fra SbomastirtctIptterne far
Icpct i SaINriicrnes Snntali % bos To-
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pda arrficitslen. Ser bar ba 'alntibig
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samIe airfetomt. iom III er irp8irroct.
90 idnttibia mcb bisic Steprer bar Cant
fen ON at faa bp9ee ell airfc Der cppe
pnd Sielhet facet itsrrc og itsrre Iagt.
llr9oomSlagene / Talbres, Sogu % uis
bcre CT bcsbnbt at arbcibe for ar faa
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relies. Span man cr ueniec ont or Sp9s
scitiI % Sbssennateriale. Toele oil fad
Den bnsact at Stcu, ibet &c mencr. at
oct CT Oct ene'te bplobare Der pppe A.;
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Zig bsr bpeaes AT Srr, ga Den sanlIc
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Srrfirfc bappe itaaet Der uppe / mango
brnbrebe Slar % cos life bar noact nrps
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repet / 1908. Sesubeu bill Ell SrGfirfc
pgiuu bli mcact biuigcrc cnb en- Stcn,
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man faor bsrc aloffctpncr fra bcn upc
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Spbau Iuitbs.
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,vank$ey bar
! ingen 6uf$t
at forlange.
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"a Srsnhiains, at sanlac fnlo-
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hans file Ssn til ben bebite Sel-
LrsN

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srrilla bar ies ingen Or at iItbe eller
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y, 1ouiS, 0to., pelfienbt &onblifter
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.sanIat.
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rrolia, at ica altio Gneiteoe mig for
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rcr iaa n%cObraot.
D,;cu bur taget TO SLATER al Son.
It ga bor pirfelig tiltaset ii Bino.
%o fat ipiie og forbsie bpao iom
TTIit GA iouer goot. Wtin liae s 9lar
,rrIc Soll or ogiaa blepen biulpet
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-m er III iulb al @nergi. Sanlac
rr,rtrrffcr pisiclig aft anoet / Ser.
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sonluc iplges al a1e sooe Npotbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
Tprofjorolasct.

Sen t7Sc Niai bpIoer Def eitre SrIfc
al NorofiproIa9ct CT Stepue i Utica Re<
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8urIinetons@ ancu, omtrcut 80 0Ril ipb
fra ga Grosic.
Yaa Nontitcetrs Scsnc:
90. Siuitab.
Sirpuud, @is.. lobe Ipril 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
Breoe fra Dorges Bygder og Byer:

Sru Dahl bar iolet lin screenings
saarb i Smebeaien til Ole @if. Sris
%ltiunia.
Nbpofat Shoreien bar ioIet lin Cont
(Sapen peb Netobiitfirten) til ar. Spers
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tet paa ct Ytsoc / Srebritsitao. gants
birettsr s. soriuSien, 6rcnrititap. bier
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Sterib arpe.
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ser CT ct silialse | 1ceorab.

s.a arabp. Sfomaaer. maihinatpu Street. tiger:
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bar aIb trrt,t Mig.
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Waar feocs DC
intcui9entcite Sarn?

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IGffc llnoerisgelicr for at iinoe no
pau hpilfeu Sio al Maret DC melt III.
telieeirte Barn isbcs. Ger bleo no
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or &c melt inteligcntc. &c, iom fonl.
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9obt llbitprct / sperite gtagc.
Mien, ltotaler. Soriegsleoeren, Der
or ielpfslgelig llnbtageIier ogiaa ira
Den1e Heael.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02

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3ourne ION,
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b~etpbeIiQe
mot 9enncr
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labte Gien.
til rigeIig
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toe Stsrite.
at gisre 81.
m, iont bar
biGIpe De
fattisc."
tiqion 9oI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
tfet.

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til Solebo,
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ion1 bsbe
rrebe, iba
ibeo, at Oct
Ser bite
in1po boln
s goo igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
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