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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
LLOYD GEORGE ENJOYS
FIRST REST SINCE 1918
Premier at Cannes Awaiting
Conference of Supreme
Council.
nEGAiNs ms GOOD HEALTH
Delegates All Except Most Impor-
tant Matters to Ills Trusted Subor-
dinntcs nnd Goes GOlGng to "lror-
Sct It,"
by United News.l

CANNES. Jan. 2.-Lloyd George
the weight OF European problems
temporarily lifted from his mind is
enjoying his first real vacation since
1919, and is apparently regaining his
usual good death. Clear-cycd and
rosy as young man: he goes golfing
every day without apparently Il care
in the world. and us though the
rcparations problem. disarmament
and the fate of ireland were OF no
concern to him. And those who
watch him arc amazed at the vitality
OF Il man who FOR seven years has
battlcd with more political prob
LENS than any Premier OF Great Bri-
tain faced before.
Lloyd George has worked without
any respite and under a tremendous
mental ana physical strain Time
after time has has planned Il holiday
only tn find his arrangements can
Cclcd at the last moment through the
press of business TO which he must
dorredly turn back
IN four days at Cannes tho Premier
has roraincd his oid-timc form Ills
secretaries say that the reason for
the most important matters 10 his
trusted subordnatcs. and then for
getting it" Whenever possible he
makes his state decision. the more
important ones ut least, at the break
fast tatic. But when the middle
OF the forenoon comes the Premier
completely throws off the burden and
becomes wrapped M in EoliinE prob
lens ana the very intimate problem
OF his own personal score on the
links
Lloyd George refuses even to talk
of the coming momentous conference,
and always turns the conversation
into sport when the supreme council
is mentioned
All the diplomats. in fact, are busy
playing jus, now. Sir Robert Hormcs
best game is tennis. Winston
Churchill is particularly keen on
baccarat, and. it may he said. is
doing quite we'll at it. Ambassador
George Harvey and Ambassador Her
rick get their enjoyment ont Of mo-
torins.
Bonar Law. something after the
fashion OF former Postmastcr-Gcn-
cral Burlcson. has arrived with his
trusty umbrella in spite OF the fact
that the brilliant Mediterranean sun
shine gives no hint Of Forthcoming
storm-cNccpt. perhaps, in the actual
session.
Lloyd George went to church New
Years Day. and sang the hymns with
true Welsh fcrvor. In fact every
body else stopped singing To listen
To the Premier, which left him doing
u solo, but even this failed to dis
courage him in his lusty efforts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
SUPPORT OF 5000
WORKERS ASSURED
STREET CAR MEN

Continued From First ra"cD
seventh member is Harvey y. White,
president of the Central Trades and
Labor Council OF Richmond. MIR.
White has n" voting power except
in the case Of "A tie. Howard 4. Col
YIN. who represents the clerks Of
railway: G. !. Hughes. representing
the printing industry; G. l.. Jones. of
the railway carmen; ]. y. Corrigan.
of the metal trades mechanics: l.. g.
Hicks of the building trades, and Il.
- TIllcr. al tn" street railway car
men. are thc other members OF the
committee.
In making the announcement that
~" carwou would be supported by
Richmond labor. Mr.. Wilcox stated
that an elaborate plan TO help the
men had been mapped out. He said
that the public at large would be
called npou to aid in the fight and
that the cooperation of the mcr-
chants of Richmond also would be
sought.
'rhat the proposed wage scale would
materially affect the purchasing pow
er OF 700 families of Richmond was
brought out by MIR. Wilcox. who de-
ciarcG that this fact would be brought
|" bear upon the merchants of the
city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
OFFICERS FIND NO TRACE
OF MISSING GEORGIAN
Sexton Last Seen Alive at
Athens on Way to
Macon.
tBy Associated Prcss,l

MACON. GA. Jan. 2.-Local officers
Said today they had information that
y. j.. sexton. Royston business man.
was last seen alive at Athens at 10
o'clock Friday morning. when IL is
sa.. he left for Macon in an auto
mobile. Twcntyfour hours later his
abandoned automobile Was found near
a '"cnl bridge. covered with blood.
and postal card arrived at police
HEADQUARTERS stating that he had been
Killed and the body thrown in the
SWIupS near Macon.
Searching parties along tho road
from RoySton to Athens and Macon to
Athens have succeeded officers stated
in bringing Sections movements up
TO 10 o'clock of the day when 1t is
lcli"vcd the killing. IL any. took place
by piccing together the evidence
officers state that Sexton arrived
safely in Athens ana was seen TO
leave that city Friday morning AT
10 o'clock. The abandoned ear was
not seen near the bridge until early
Saturday morning.
Before leaving Athens. Sexton. Of
hccrs say. endcavorcd 10 get some ono
there to ride with him to Macon,
making inquiries of Mrs. j. O. stone,
manager Of local hotel En- route
10 Macon il is believed by officers
that hc picked up some one.
y reward Of $500 has been offered
for The body OF Sexton by = IL
flowers. of Royston. a broth"r-in law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
HAYS TO GIVE FILM
MEN REPLY JAN. Is

continued From First pagcD
sNrourhout the count! the gospel
# the Republican parry. have
>irgcd them 10 make n sacrifice If
accessory, for This party. / can,
see now. when tho qu.s,Ion of
acrlncc is pu, sguarelv before ma.
row can refuse"
He didn't. Id wired lia,aing ba
would serve Aud he has served ever
since. Small Of stature. a bundle o. !
.crvUus energy. he has serve! ir ~.
Cabinet 10 the point OF wearing hin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
ISAAC II. KAUFMAN
DIES AT HIS HOME
(Contlnued Prom l.irst pageD

Continued From First PaGeD
broad street Bank, the Beth Ahabah
endowment fund of the Hebrew
Cemetery Company, and the Old
Folks Home for the Aged and In
firm. as we'll as numerous other
charitable organizations. lie was
Interested N Il variety Of public
UNDERTAKINGS ana the business of
which he was president, wholesale
and retail millinery and ladies' ap-
larcl at iOl East Broad street.
gained an cnviablc reputation under
his direction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Three M"rc Killed I'm Belfast.


NEi.fAST Jan. 2.-Considerable
disorder, in which there was much
shooting and tn which several per-
sons were killed and others wounded.
iCok place here during the day and
TINS evening Two men ana H.
s'nr-o!d Toy died as result Of
wounds. There was considerable snip
ing as darkness set in tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
PREDICT EARLY ACTION
ON PENR05E VACANCIES
Brandcgce to Call Committee
on Committees 10
Meet Soon.
no OBSERVE SENIORITY RULE
q. q. i. Leaders IIeIIcvc senator
McCnmbcr VIII Succeed 10 Chair
mnnship OF Finance nUdy. nnl
Other Places F'tIicd Accordingly.
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powerful Committee on Committees
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Hcn"'or Nct"inDer' OF North Dakota.
VIII succeed To me cha!rmanship {
.'e finance committee over whiSh
MI i'hroSe had long presided. ,h2rp
WI "''So vacancy IN the chair
"h"'Sh'p oil tho Committee on Pen
Sons NOW he!d by the North Dakota
senator 'h that committee senator
Snoot' OF Utah, is the ranking he
pGbhean' and leaders said, he un j..
"ouhtcdly could hay" tho place II he |
desired IT.
Senator Smoot is thus hrougl.
into the ranking position on two of
the most important committees of the
Senatc-Financc and APPROXIMATIONS.
There was the suggestion among
Republican leaders that Sennt.r
Frelnghuyscn. OF New Jersey. would
he named rs the new RcpuLIjcou
member OF the Finance rcr,,ri;,..
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would follow seniority -. wai !.
maintain the balance which /, ~,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
ton. succeeding General Manuel Con-
cepcion. Manuel QucZon, president OF
the Philippine Senate. was elected
honorary president.
HOWAT AND DORCIY
SEEK HABEAS CORPUS
Deposed Heads of I<nnsnx Mine Work.
crs' Union Get Hear
lBy Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2.--Ilcaring on
an application for the crlc;lse on n
writ of habcas corpus OF Alexander
ii"wat ana August Dorchy. dcposcd
ottfers of the Kansas Mine Work.
crs Union. serving six months SON
fences In the Cherokee County jail
Tor violating the State Industrial
court act. By calling strikes. was be-
gun IN Il Federal court in Kansas
CITY. Hans. today.
inc hearing was conducted i'm
chambers Acknowledgement Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03

WY" 'o"Hted against Newbcrry, and
ut least six Borah. La
Toilette. Kenyon. Norris. Ladd and
Norbeck. Other Republicans believe
that Newberry should defend him
self.
Margin Is Small
III" margin OF votes in Ncwbcrry's
favor is small Mt best. ana the Re
publican leaders are concerned over
the outcome. The decision should he
reached the latter part Of next week.
under the agrccmnt to limit debate.
The tariff. of course. is n perennial
Issue. ana the passage of n permanent
measure Is expected within q short
time. The Senate Finance Committee
Will shortly report out the bill which
previously passed the House. and en-
deavor TO obtain it's early passage
Democrats, backed by Il considerable
section Of public opinion. arc ready
IL condemn the highly protective
lev!es contemplated by the Rcpubii-
cans as Injurious TO trade and pros
rcrity.
May Tinker with Revenue mn.
e The revenue hill. unsatisfactory
even I" its sponsors. may bc tinkcrcd
with before long. To make II more
nearly conform TO the wishes OF the
administrations President Harding
has siEniiicd his intention of asking
for changes when other and more
pressing business is out of tie way.
Democrats contend this measure
favors the rich.
Tho question Of 4 ship subsidy. IL
pending. president Harding within
six weeks Will send - special mes
sage to Congress asking that a sub
sidy plan he adopted. AMI declaring
that this Is the only means. by which
the American merchant marine may
be preserved. This il certain to pro-
woke protractcd chatc, for tn" Sen
ntc and House are far moro satisfied
with the accomplishments of the
shipping Board under the present
administration.
Bonus HiII Ro5s Up.
The soldier bonus bill, always Il POI
tcntial campaign question will come
To the front again. Members Of both
chambers are prepared to insist that
President Harding redeem his pledge
that the bill would receive attention..
made when u was Shclvcd at his re-
quest. The ''"usc will he the scene
Of bitter hIh; over the Dyer anti
lynching bill.
Arms Conference Facts Coming.
In addition 10 thes. things, the
Senate before long will have placed
before II the treaties growing out OF
the arms conference. There will be
long debate on these. Il fact thRt Is
h"comingly increasingly apparent.
There is wide dissatisfaction with
the Horsepower Pacific treaty, and
reservations to II already have been
prepared. In addition. there will be
the Far Eastern treaty, certain to
arouse criticism from friends Of
China. the naval reduction treaty and
fourth pact pertaining To Yap.
President Harding IL expected to sub
init all treaties at the same time.
Executive reorganization remains
as campaign pledge TO be redeemed
The whole question OF economy is
certain To receive attention. The
House VIII at once begin work on TN"
supply bills when IL assemblies, with
the pruning knife sharpcncd to clmi-
nate every unnecessary item
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Asn,nnlao Head. rn.prno veterans

MANILA. T. J., Jan. = Emilio
Aguinuldo. former President of the
Philippine republic and leader OF the
Philippine insurrcc,ion. today was
elected president Of the Association
OF Philippine Veterans Of the Rcvolu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
DEMOCRATS PRESS
NEWBERRY EIGHT

CONTINUED From First Page)
spent In tho Michigan elections.
Ihere are thirty-nvc Democratic
votes counted against Newberry, and
ut least six I,orah. La
Toilette. Kenyon. Norris. I.add and
Norbeck. Other Republicans believe
that Newberry should defend HIM
self.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03

ard ]. Hopkin x ,o, .,;5
that the only M .'...,,,, ,hn,
could BIO preset "io uu's 49,, 80,
was the validit, ~,
dustrial Court III. N'n -
any rIrh,. ".ccn deprived Of
oral cnn.,it,,,,"Nc hem by the Fed
bad nay.r n,,,al asserted they
n,nt Of ,ho n,".fTom the judy
tCourt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns.

headed by Cunha LeaI AZ Premier
and Minister OF Finance. has re
signed. Tho probability Of the os-
ia blishment OF military or other
dictatorship ~ being talked OF. Du,
nothing in this limo has yet de-
Eoloped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03

lConllnmcl Erom First raseD
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
OFFER TWO FARM
LOAN ISSUES HERE
Syndicate Places $4,000, 900
of Minnesota and New York
Bonds on Sale.

Two new issues of land bank bonds
totaling 100000 wiz be offered for
sale to-day.
A syndicate composed of William h.
Compton & Co.. Halsey. Stuart & Co,
Inc, and Barr Bros. & Co Is offering
a new issue of s3.000.000 Southern Min
nesota Joint Stock Land Bank per
cent. bonds dated May 1. 1922. and due
May ]. 1852. optional May !. 1882, at a
price OF 10S and interest. yielding over
4.e0 per cent. to optional maturity and
5 per cent. thereafter. This bank
operates In Minnesota and South
Dakota under Federal charter and Gov
ernnent supervision.
An issue Of $1,QO0.0oO First Joint Stock
Land Bank Of New York per cent.
farm bonds is being offered by Tucker.
Anthony & Co. The bonds are issued
under the Federal farm loan act and
are dated July l. 1922. and mature July
l, 1912. They are non-redeemable until
July /. 1882. This issue represents the
first offering of farm loan bonds by
the First Joint Stock Land Bank of New
York. The bonds are being offered at
103A and interest to yield about 4.53 per
cent. to 1882 and 5 per cent. there
after
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
WHEAT PIT WAIVERS
WITH NEWS OF WAR
Prices Show No Decisive
Change-Realizing Dips
Corn and Oats.

CHICAGO, Sept 21.-Conflicting reports
as to the war outlook kept wheat
traders on edge to-day and prevented
any decisive change In prices. The mar
ket closed unsettled at &c. net decline
to 1ac. advance, with December $1.O6T
to sLo6lA and May s1.10ss to $1.l0la
Corn finished 2sc to q down. Oats off
sc. to y ~ sc. and provisions un-
changed to 20 cents higher
Wheat at first tended downward, low
Liverpool and Winnipeg quotations
having declined. and no actual fighting
being reported from Constantnople.
Denials in the last few days that a
tremendous amount of Canadian wheat
had been purchased for shipment TO
Europe had further bearsh influence.
With no sign of any important new ex-
port business. profit taking by yester-
days buyers set in. but on every dip
the market showed constant power of
absorption.
Uneasiness about likelihood of a clash
between Turkish and British forces at
the Dardanelles seemed to be spreading
anew among wheat traders in the last
part of the day. Nearby deliveries were
most affected and September went to
premium over December as a result Of
covering by shorts. but demand failed 10
broaden sufficiently to lift the market as
whole. Notice that the Capper
Tincher bill had become law was
without immediate result either way.
Provisions averaged higher in line
with the hog market. Packers bought
lard
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
Average Bond Prices
Thursday. Sept. 81, fsee.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

A damper was put on buying in yes
terdays bond market by rumors of
heavy Government financing and the
unsettlement Of securities. but the list
as a whole was steady. In few cases
fair sized grains were recorded early
In the day, the Liberty bond group adj
yancing, due to the Senate's failure to
pass the bonus bill. The foreign list
was in rather good demand during the
morning. with Mexican Governments up
about a point in moderate trading. Gains
in other foreign bonds were mostly
fractional. Liberty 3ias were the only
bonds of the United States war obliga-
tions to reflect much pressure and
closed ] 8 cents lower whereas most of
the others were about unchanged. The
rails were quiet and steady. Wilson con-
vertible 6s crossed par Gor a gain of
more than a point.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
Kansas Gas and Electric ss.

Bonbright & Co. are offering new
issue of s3.000,0o0 of 6 per cent. gold
debentures. series "A" OF the Kansas
Gas and Electric Company at 90la and
accrued interest to yield more than $50
per cent. One purpose of the new issue
is to retire all the general mortgage s
per cent. bonds of the company. They
are due September /. 2022 and are nom
calable for twenty-five years. They will
be direct obligation of the company
whose earnings for the year ended July
81. 1922, were 2.14 times the annual
interest requirements on ifs total
funded debt
The New York herald., 1922-09-22

MORRISIOWN a. ERIE RAILROAD
TnMpANN

Notice is hereby given that, III compliance
with the terms Of the mortgage made ~
the Morristown & Erie Railroad Company
10 the Brooklyn Trust Company. a. Trustee,
dated September /. 1905. the undersigned
offers 10 purchase for The Sinking Fund al
price not exceeding 10 and accrued inter-
est, the bonds Of said Company sufficient
20 exhaust the sum OF s5,Os2.02
Sealed offers VIII be received at the or
flee of the Brooklyn Trust Company, III
Montague Street, In the Borough of Brook
lyn. City OF New York. until 3 J.. NJ. on
October 10. 1922
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY, as Trustee,
E. +. MAYNARD. President.
Dated Brooklyn, ". n.
September ~. 1929.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
x4,aoo.ooo wisconsin Issue.

An offering OF s4,300,000 Milwaukee
county, Wisconsin, 5 per cent. sewerage
bonds is being made to-day by a syndi-
cate consisting OF the Guaranty Com
pany Of New York, William r. Compton
Company, Ames Emerich & Co.. First
Wisconsin Company. Second Ward Sc
curities Company of Milwaukee and the
Marshall and Ilis.ey Bank Of that city.
The bonds are being offered at prices to
yield 4.20 per cent. for all maturities
and are dated April 1. 1922, due April
!. 1898 to 1912. Milwaukee county has
an assessed valuation of SS99.S67 .423
and net debt of less than AS per
cent. OF the assessed valuation.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
COFFEE.
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York ycatcrday Corn
20 10 bushels oats, GO.0iG buwheisi ..our
$50 sacks: oatmeal. zoo sacks, OF nnenl
" 500 pounds; bncons, 803,uO0 pounds. lard
44l 900 pounds butter. l00.4Tt pounds iubrt
eating oil, 1850 gallons
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
$4,000, 900 RAN Issues Planned.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad has applied to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for authority to
sell 100000 st. Paul and Kansas City
Short Line first mortgage Az per cent.
bonds at not less than S31a.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
wnIworth realty as.

The issue of 100000 in bonds OF the
Walworth Realty Company. brought
out by Otis & Co. of New York and
Cleveland was one of So per cent, not
8 per cent, stated yesterday.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
Portland Power Issue Sold.

The issue of s2,5oOoOO of per cent.
first lien and refunding mortgage gold
bonds, series "B'', of the Portland Rail-
way. Light and Power Company was
sold soon after books were opened yes
terday.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. Northern spring 81 25h
No red ST 2oA, No. . hard 81 .22ia. No.
Manitoba 81 2OiA. No. . mixed durum S1.i0
c. 1. T. track New York.
C0RN-No. . yellow and No. white s3i4c.
No. . mixed S2%c. Il l. t. New York.
0AT~-No . white 49c. No. white 11ism
4sc. No 4 white 46c. fancy clipped white
54@55c.. ordinary clipped white 50q53c. all
elevator.
RyE-No. . Western s9Ac, +. 0. b. and
S7Ac {. l. T. New York export.
BARLEY-Maltinr 77M79c {. /. T. n. Y.
HAY-No. / S24G26. No. S22d24, No. 3
SonGoo sI{rpfnV StSS1on nor tou
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
Alberta Bonds OGered.

The National City Company has
purchased and is reoffering at 80 and
interest to yield about $40 per cent. a
Lew issue of 100000 Province of AL
berta 20 year gold 5s principal and in
terest payable in New York.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
To the Holders OF First Mortgage Five Per
Cent. (now ssS) Gold Rands OF
NEW lOkk AND RICHMOND GAS co,

To the Holders Of First Mortgage Five Per
Cent. (now 5se) Gold Rands Of
NEW lOkk AND RICHMOND GAS co.
Notice Is hereby given that in aecordancs
with paragraph THIRD" OF the Extension
Agreement dated as Of June rs. 1921. aud
"ARTICLE ELEVENTH of tho mortgags
dated July IS. 1901, securing the above named
bonds, the undersigned, NEW YORK AND
RICHMOND GAS COMPANY, has elected 10
redeem on November 1. 1922, all or its First
Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds issued
and outstanding under said mortgage By pay
ing the principal amount Of said bonds to-
gethcr with a premium of twI per centum
thereof and accrued Interest 70 the date OF
redemption.
Payment 10 the aforesaid redemption price
will accordingly be made to the holders OK
raid bonds upon presentation and surrender
thereof with November 1922 and all unIna-
turcd coupons appertalning thereto, for caa-
collation.. on or an any time after November
4 1922 at the office Of the Central Union
Trust Company of New York, at 80 Broad
wny New York City.
The privilege 4 extended 20 bondhoidcrs 20
present bonds f1r payment prior 20 Novem-
ber 1922 the redemption date. with inter-
est adjustment 70 date Of presentation
Interest VIII cease to accrue on said bonds
Oh and after November 4. 1922.
New York and Richmond Gas Company
BY WILLIAM J. WELSH. President.
Dated july III. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
NOTICE is hereby giUen as folIoUs:
From the Charter Of The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, I8z7

Detroit Railway called redemption October
1922 Union Trust Company Of New York
Broadway Manhattan, New York City lo0 Of the
Thou
$900000) The
which hereby called
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
Books Close on Cudahy 5Ms.

The sl5,000,000 Cudahy Packing 5tas
offered last Wednesday have been sold
and subscription books closed.
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
Q Per Cent. Road bonds ON Sale.

G. w. McNear & Co. are offering
$4,000 OF Jackson County. North Caro-
lima, per cent. road bonds at prices to
yield 5 per cent. The bonds are due
serially 1886 to 1860
The New York herald., 1922-09-22
c,nha 1.nne sn lfsIsk Rnhher

Ia. 4J9s
Den & Rio q
As 1886