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A "Zirm TrMH Up
,Tti Febw 25.
ia puahing the con
M4Swouck Ue Unit
, ;zX mi accomplish
X tH foreign rela
,I".ae. meeting behind
rK ow8erd thres of the
' repotted to the Sen
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Uany Perished in This Mass of Tangled Steel
V,'.SHINOTOX. Feb. 25. By
j. Btartinj a fiUBter ogjinst rat
4 iacatioo of the Yap treaty in the
f Senate today. Senator France,
iiTeconciiable," opea y throat- 4.
! cned to cpset Senator Lodge s J.
plia to hold the Senate in con- b
tiouous session in the bce ot
lurcing a naa ot3 on the pact mi,
4 by tonight. J.j
CiriTGY FQ AT
AriGTc:Ec:::i&
i IAST S.1B 1TES
Y I war-powered Pacific !. - i.", " "."
'dng the Anglo-Japan- LT."! OFFICIAL
X with the Brandagee- JlUV'MU" iu
rpromue reservation
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'( i five-powered i -al
. n the United c ea
'StlKit France, Italy and
'Smarine and poison
7 . j't2ie use of gas
) tptihg the usages
bl the foreign relation?
i ti- atte a nmnher ot
' wraagliacE !ttas.
i t Various treaties' affect
A'atiR- in the cominittee's
tie to veport the four power
rJtj was 10 to 3. The negative
t .vat those ot Senators Ilorab
a and Johnson, of California
and Shields of Teunes
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Derricks wore requisitioned by army rescue parties to litt the forwari end of the glan airship. Roma, so
the search for bodies would be unhampered. The huge steel framework was smashed1 and bent by the explo
sion, knnrisonijng many victims in tU at part of the wreckage pictured here.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25 The sharp
-ratkle of musketry fire echoed over
the Virginia hills along the Potomac
today in salute to the dead of the'
Roma collapse who were la d to final J
rest in Arlington National cemetery. I
Official Washington paid tribute to
ne dead birdmea through Major Gen
t!3T ADOEFT SUES
Tianairacrris
rRUCTIGNS IN HARD
PROBLEM.
eomaromise reservation to the
V treaty agreed upon by Presirf
r&ags and Senator Brandeeoe
JSmm. of Connecticut, was
.a bv a vote of 10 to 3. The
X last against H were those of
!sra Kellogg. Republiran. of
aota; Pomerene. Democrat, of
aad Williatus. Democrat, of Mia
. j Tote to report the naval limita
i and the submarine poison ga?
Una vas nnanimous. No reserva
a were attached to them, the re
-j TatlM to the Pacific treaty being
fZiy one adopted.
Bttpptemental agreement tak
; Oa Japanese homeland out of the
-Lie was ordereJ leporied. 12 to 1
Toting asainst it.
tnator Lodpe announced that a:
the Chinese treaties were oi
aT' MaatMi Mr Patrick; catet mi the
air service, who led the procession
mourners . that trailed slowly up the!
tow hills', from the Potomac wharvcsS
toArimtlo. ' i 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 25. RepuMi i
Th bod.es interred today werejcans of the Hou3C, WTS an1 meM6
tkoae of rnajoi " Walter H. .Aautsmeier . oomn)l,ttee were prepared today to tell
'u."" pidBnt Hardinr that they coidl not
Speola'r military escorts were P?v h bu 8nd t0
vgnedto each cf the families of thejask for further T.stra. tlon...
..ead fivers and almost the entire offi- It is their hop that th president
eT ersonnel ot Boiling Feld march- will retire from th6 posHion of "no)
d lieside the caissons. The bodies j sales tax no bonus." and will sive his!
ere borne to this city by the night ; approval to the passage of a bonus bill j
K.at from Newport News, arriving alias a charge against the treasury to he i
dawn. A military guard stood an- paid through economies efiected in Hie
Emm is
KBS1E1Y
OFFICERS t.'.!SHT
GO TO GIII6.MI
TO QUESTION MAN
ei:2:::es cf e:a
lice cj:::::::3 at
to of. ago::hit
TRAGEDY MAY IIAVE KXN
AVERTED IF SUCH WAS
NOT THE CASE.
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J, Pan.
' 26. After announcing that a
committee of four had been an-
g pointed to meet representative
4 the misers in New York City oa
March 15. for a dieenssloa of
wages, the nembers of the pot
icy committee of the anthracite J.!
t uHKiuioa Buaaeniy aajournea
w uieu- sessions nere utn alter- a
4 nooa. J,
Ml IIII I I' I I1 1 I III Mi
is mz:zz:3
CO. CJGJEJ'DT;
FC.X:i DitCSTS
HOUSE CXKCCTTEE
ATTEMPT TO FIND
AN ANSWER.
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"si Drld
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 Membem
f the House military affairs commit
tee (ietei mined today to' find out ue
UBitey whether the Alabama Paver
company, which is combating Henry
Fold's ' bid for alaacla Shoaia, Ala
bama, is controlled by foreign or do
meetic interests.
Thomas W. Mart'.a, president of
the company, will be asked to giro
.lie conim.ttee this inro. matioa when
Hearings on the Ford offer resume
Monday. Mai tin has Uld the commit
tee that sixty -three percent of the
company s securities are owned ia
the Ualted State, bat that ii percent
of stock Is owned in Canada and Ear
opean countries.
The commute marked time today
but determined that consideration of
nieht vicil over each of the bodies.
Malor Oscar Westover. chief of the
lighter than air" service, was honorary
guard to the body of Major Vnuts
nicer: l.ieut. B. T. Bert, a survivor
o the disaster. h led as honorary
guard to t'apt. Mabry. commander of
the Roma. Ueut. J A. Smith, a mem
ber of the Roma crew, but who was
not !ioard at the time of 'its fatal
fall, a tod as honorary fcuard to Mas
ter Serjeant Murray. Murray was
major during the war and was en
titled to commissioned escort. Sr
oant .John Gabriel, also of the Roma
Jves.-el on its last journey. a ted as
U-srort o honor to the body of Staff
tSerneant Harris. i
'' The military burial wis simvle and,
; icuching. Th bodies wf-re lowered j
; to the r grave.? in the order of their i
irank the es-ortstanding witn nowen
army and navy and in other r.ovem
inetit departments. Having tentative
ly rejectel every suggested tax pian
for the oonus. the majority of the ways
ard mfsns comm'ttee cea M work to
day to observe th effect of such ac-.
Mon on their llousa colleagues.
The abandonment of direct tniatio'i
is a ni"nins of raisin? revenue contem-
DETROIT. Mich.. Feb. 25 A mo
vie actress of the Hollywood colony
not only was implicated in the mur
I der of William Ltesniond Taylor, film
director, but actually gave a s-isn.il
to wailing gunmen that Taylor was
alone and could be killed safely, ac
cording to th story told by Hairy
M. i ieils to authorities in the oi'nt
jail, today. He said tri.it the actios.-?
j hiied him and three others, including
ia ("lilnMrisn, a woman ar.d a gunman.
LANGLEY FIF.LD. Vs.. Feb. 2S.
The army board inquiring into the
Roma disaster has established that the
t forward engines were running
when the airship crashed, it was
Warned today. Had these eneiaej
'ten "cut out" as L'eut. B. T. Bert,
the pilot, signalled, the accident might
have been avoided, it was stated. The! the Koid offer for the purchase and
Ro.na at the time was " lighter than- j lease of the government water power
iir and c ould ha-.e risen by Its buoy i project will be concluded next week,
anc-y" desp'tt the broken rudder. J A poll of the committee today indf
The tact that the Roma was "buoy-j cated that it will not Join the senate
ant" during the flight was definitely i lfn-iCultura committee which Is also
established. The board now is at , considering the efforts of the govern
tempting to determine why the "cut mPn to aispos(, vt -Muscle Shoals, ia
out the engines" order was not obey an in(,te.tion to thB Southern
cd. All the ni-n ho were, handling:
::3C
iaHtJcrf
A tigntV r-'"i;t-:
to the lUC tC
igainat gn!rteii lt U I
the aim of UAr-"-c .
n tho anta-s t ' t
coBwcrcd ty -i k.
to the ijiriri v C k.
nnwni suai c-rrw Cl
to C S i
to the eweirj rJ ; C
to be dnw to (A Aarr ir- :''
. nr &n . t
to
RepabUcaa"
with an mfm fa
eiseUanki
t- !
of Ins Angeles i;:li Taylor, paying
thein $1.1,00 each. Th" actro;..-; w.,(s
madly jealous of attentions paid to
anotherm ovie star lv Taylor and
priatlon or from ex'raordinary rcve- plot ted his deata. r lelds said,
mips such as interest navment "n thet The c.rcs went t i TaylorV burga-
foreien indebtedness to tlie I'niteil low. Fields declared.
ila'es that the compensation must be
paid fiom treasury receipts an i uni'.er
x! sting taxes left over from ordinary
expenditures saved by cutting appro-
hal
offm was in
sounded by a
34 renorted. which he expectec-
'yaH be done early next week, uejhpads around the square. Military
al: aeven treaties to ' ,.,,,-i..-Ti read the services to the
cr W in th Kirfiate ' .iea.t four times and four times a peal
TV nri.inul Urandecre'' reserva i .f rifle tire rang out over the
fi. -fmm tn which Prvxlflent Harding ob : i(led ground. As each
' lieted. was defeated by a vote of I j terred. "taps'
it 4, when It was re-offered by Sena iimgler.
-tX Johnson. Those voting for it were j f . . ,
-;i3Krorah-John on M sos a"iT70 Kll LED III THE
' .- A motion by Senator Pomerene to'. pin n 111
ttrtte trom the Harding Brandege- j A RnAillA ' Hrl II IN
I- ttawration adopted the words n ; AllUnUIA IIL.LU III
rTUaace" was defeated by a vote o
a X to i. Senators Pomerene, Kellogg.
.t J, ant Williams voted for the motion
v " A new substitute offered by Pom
for the Hardinir-Hralldegee !
States.
Thc-re were few
Trs to !v who d
Ipbrinc the h
'he present.
THE LAST TWO DAYS
n;i'iii!-rn of f"o:i --1
ued ;n favor of ;
lonus legislation peyonu
Sessuni tI ("o!g;'ess ;
Ciiairnmn Fordney. of the ways and
.leans committee, and Representative .
Prr-ar. Republican, of Wiscc-ns'n. chie
opnonent of any form of sales tax
were ec"i ily inri-t'-nt tSift the Ions
lelayed bonus b 11 bo passed ti- the
House during the pr-ser:; sess'rn.
While meiniierr, of the ways ali'I
means .-onimittoe c!id not. take final
action on the recommendation of he
'ax sub-ciji:ct!ttee turning down the
aies tax .it va: : -tilted that the lioavy
n-ijoriiv in the cotsvmitte-- anain.-t
and he i,nd the
ethers waited in a .machine ne.nhy.
She iipj:ea:-iil i-hcrt'y aftTwaid and
waved a Iiag of candy as a sl:i;ii that
Taylor .vas ahmc.
The Ct:h;a!i--i:i "r,; g;-.r,:-i"ll
i hen c-nteiei and . b-t Taylc-r. v.h.l"
Fi-ld.- r. -1 the woman remained in
tile i:iac-!::ne, l." n..'ci.
Officers May
l.cis A'C'-dl!"
detinue ;i'.d .'ii
set a !. the rto
Ii.,:: N" Fv ld '.
W.llr ! I'.'-!::-,!::
tor. th' - -Mo-h
..;sn c : v t
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Cd To D-.rtit
. !-. .. :."". - I n
H- v h i h .
V t'-hi in I lef i,:t
the.'.e engines wer kdled in the acci
dent.
"We have dehnitely determined
hat the forward engines were run
r.ifi," said Lieut, f'ol. Arthur tj. Fish
er. iommand:ng officer at the field.
' ,'t is possible that, the sudden nose
dive may hae tarown the forward
eiig.ne crew ot.t of t!ie r position, nut
for some reason they cither did
( eive the s-('nal to stop their en
tities, or else . if unable to carry
lit the order.
The Roma. ,e learned through
-urvjvor . was a tually 'lighter than
air' at. the t nie cf the cra-h. In
!ln rs words, its i.eoyancy was great
I- than the for' e ..f gravity. If the
f..i-ard ns'ns had not l.'-en running,
he crash j-rot-ably coulil have been
; cried "
Th.. iliie. t g.i -o'l thus far has
-i- c, n that ti.e f !i d,i vas in perfect
Jn- rr
nan. t .i r
preatcung wanhnala ncr i.
appropriation and anm A cV.
navy. , - : - -
Some congraawnen nnfT tnat a
navy ot M.M asaa in atiL aawra
for the next year, nag are vjartag a
appropriation accord lnc7-
Secretary of th Iav Dachv to
Uvea thaUMJM ntan aWi ia tin
absolate ntinhnaaa, and tnt ewe at
of course reflected by the nigh rank
ing oncers of the service. Many ef
them consider It too lew. -
President Harding. It ia i
Informed member ot th
today that he woald be vtrtaaCr retno-
tan t to see urn aavy go
-! h
T;
th-
!e
f,:
1 V -t
is he-r I :,
; -."c !
I eKe
that the
ill J-"!f'
nwration was defeated by a vote
- - 4 force, no alliance.
. " t - : . i - -
t ; -w juui in jeienw.
field
this week, it was ieHrnen cooay.
Frank Add-on. a commercial flyer,
wis killed and Wayne Maynard. a
r,n of an officer, is in the hosp.tal
ith J.oih lees broken as the
iil a crash
! hen it fH
result
their plane Thursday
fi'i'i feft
KCAUi A. Feb. 25. Th" death of
ISeigeant Robert Washburn, of I.an
Mi. I. ... nnmoronn b'mse.f C2S' t!,.h who fell S.O'Mi feet wnne
, i r tag the onlv vote for it. .attempting a parachute drop from an
,..r,i;icoe m.m.i.i.!.,, at f -Mrlstrom i ield yo-ter-
, . uviumiaLi v'.t-.w --- iani-.n"- ,
" ' - UiiA!. .,f VoSrncka Swap ' ,- is the second fatal ty at tile
s ,'.knm. Of Virginia and Pittman. of Ne
"'-Tada. were absent and not record.
. voting. Senator McCormick, Re
Publican, of Illinois, was also ahs"-
! hot his proxy held by Senator l.cvU
wa cast with the deciding nnjont
.totes.
- The text ot the Harding-Brande
Js teeervaton adopted is as follows:
' "The United States understand j
laat under the statement in tne pre
MM or under the terms of thh ; WASHINGTON. Feb. 23 -Presi i-r.l
;., tratar there Is no commitment to arm , Hardins today asked Congress to en-
no obligat.on HVt legislation creating an Am-ricun
. v..ttle monument's commission to iOt
" ha ir.uve wjici made bv Sc'nator
I JiihaHifi. to press for a vote on hi'
KMfVstiou iutended to stipulate
Vhat "lihta" were involved by the
Pact 6c pact.
- 2od iioiit, aua Johnson, announ-
CENTRALIZE ERECTION
MEMORIAL'S IN i-KAntt
"axes made t:i" a
ub-eo-n.nittee'H rei
ain
The next meet ins
S scbectn -.'d for T'i
meantime the cor
hope that v end may
dent Hardin c that v. :!
th" mmidic: in which
selves.
AithouTh th-' pres:
that the boon5; b'il n;
m"t h" -l of , ra Kin -funds,
it. :s 'he ho;
leaders ,sn are ,:i
aotjgcted forrr-s of
the f t(".'t V fan h
not to v 'o -i !n '
nil" feature-;,
ticn ef c;nh t
ways ttr,i .met
presents the 1
ptam-e of
t virtual::,
the
I c I -
pi-
or
V. '-.;i
The
b-li
:i-;,r
of tne c ornr.i t'e-'
! iv. ;id in ;i-e
n:tee .-aembers
come f -oiti Ih'. si
II be'u to .-lear up
l rh'-y find them-
'! rt insisted
; ; 't c a rry it n
,;t ,:....SSirv
0 of Republican
d t:i various
r."-t ;ax.,ti"n that
"dci to agree
1 1! wiihoiit r ve-;ire-.;d.'a'.'s
sanc---
de.ire-i by iV
limh'ee b-'fu.e jl
U3 t-j the iio.ise
i-k ti e a:r. The ,
s' i re ' f i'nsses.
;:tid men wlo in
i. ar.d ail testimony
i -gar shape, envel-.-t
condition. The
k " 'i-ci the gear in
;-h-e t.f the pre!e
.inn.' of a n imUer
; "'he by relative? of
; ti. f..e sh p v. as
: 'p.. .r-i. it Has iji'li-
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CASHIER OF BAIIK
OF FELLSr.'EfiE IS
DEAD OF IIIJURIES
ST. At'iU'STINE. Feb. 53. - Ben !.
Atkinson, c ash er c.f the Hank of t V.ls
mere. bo fell under a tra'n ct Se
bastian Thursday at midnight, died
at. a local hospital last right of in
juries. Tile widow toe A Che bodj to
Ke'i.mere fer t,ij(-;,il
It rij.pes'.r- that Aii
mg on a b'!s;:i-- r'j
HARDff ";'-S F! ANS FOR
NORTHERN TRIP HAZY
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-t it
per s
ha-
:.'rs r.
F-
Litigation In the c-ourts which may
tie up development of the Sboals pro
ject for a Deci.si of vears. locened un a compromise flgare.
stronger today with the testimony of The naval committee Maetf ia divio
Martin. of the Alabama Power com-jd- There are "big aavy" ssan aag
pany. partlv before the committee-j ",,,Ue Myr" men, both on the eonv
Rep.enuiivcs of the Southern cor-1 'ttee. as well a a nnmher who atang
pcrption piaa in the time allotted I wo trenna.
r ! them for opposition to the Ford bid.! ,'lar ronierence waa more jn tn
:o lay the foundation for institutes ! . " V TT TI
court a.t'on to compel the coven U 14
niral n live .... t. rantrar-lii.l nrtwic ' - ""'T'
, .i, j ." .v --- ((terto,, uie conference at
icu -...!.-. ... w.e rump, p:e- Qf re(.retary of KmrJ
tTi,rt i.tl r Pitt t n rm - h -j .-a t Sk nr..n. I f "
' The prf.8Went advised t
in .... in -n i a ... . . mo w
putboriied by the arm
bhould by all means be heat anant
! and ready for duty. It woald be bad
; policy, he lielleves. to radnca the navy
j t. tlie extent of not keeping thean
i ships fit.
President Harding's suggsetiona
' were essentially of a compromise va
riety. II- advised members of the
.committee to authorize the Immediate
' conversion of the battle cruisers now
building into airplane carrier. Ten
million dollars have already beea
spent on each of the ships, oae ot
which is building at Four Rivera.
Mass, and the ether at Newport
NVv s.
The president endorsed the Idea of
cctting don the sise of the naval
lasses t Annapolis, by to percent,
and he informed metiibels c,f the com
nuit. e he tl.. night it would be unise
to turn tlie present graduating class
back ir.to c-! -II i.fe wituoiit coinmlf
- ..ne. a i s tieen suggested in Con
cresH. r
T p es--in5t alto urg-d that there
he i, -..;. if tion in the i-ga author
iietj tt.'-nth of thf navy, bow at
I'll. I'M.'. Keep the fcu.thorize.1 strength
a-it is. h adxis ed. 1c order to retain
the necessary oSic -r ieri" cnel, whk h
w .old be necec-ry for ii"lt enlitct
. me tit and tm'-iinr duty in time of
eiergen v. The red e t ion from the
author. ed strength could he effect.
be Hdvi .el, without u..m a friction.
?.r.d had air."
the f :'? ii ' n
,r,: t.. hcifd
ni
Ij.s.
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r.s- h
on v nc tt rt
. .! ks.nvii;e
a'.to jus! a-,
Iii aM.-mpt
-;:-f- 'ram
'ie e-, i.;.rC3:-
diag"d un
f. r aHi.iit '-n
o-!ged fast, in
.cjem
- 'h
it ) on
m.in i. :
tig f-r
m.an
a' sur-
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Alig'i
WILMINGTON VAi MAKES
OFFER TO LEASE 5MOALS
d i
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tralize erection oi memonai- o
commemorating services oi
ri- ati dough ocy.
frcm Director of the r.n--
iiiiw-es. and beoretarv oi war
Weeks, urging the legishit'on wr f iug
fnnsniUted I'V the President a emu:.
Europe
th Aiv.or
i Letters
GERMANY GETS NOTICE
GENOA POSTPONEMENT
Bf.RL.IN. feh. 2"
ceivc 1 frcm Italy f
Germany tn.
: onferei. e h
Ciih-I! nf the lie
,.lav tor:;,
t the (;.
as b-r-n ,
l-.-. h
s re
no-;
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d v,.V:
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ars-
'l h
-h
. A.-'i::M.."! ' N. Feh. 23--"i I,-? ofer
1'ie.j.e K Ki.ps'n.m. a shia-
.,e. ,,- W 1j!.Ilgt'-lj. N. C. for leii-
"-f the Muscle Sli-.als. AU., pro--a;..
e . . d by the Henate to
'r f" Secret ry of War Week",
-.cietary's ri)rt whi-h made
':t"t on for its acceptance. wa
'' re 1 tt t.-e senate c-immitt
ANOTHER BROKERAGE
FIRM OF NEW YORK FAILS
off.-
NKA YORK. Feij 23 I Q voluntary
l,.i iin in bankruptcy ws filed in
tt, t nitel StHt:g ai.tcl.t cOi.it ty
i -.! .tors iiciBsi ia iirukrra(,t arm
r.u i f Itee ; !ld hu'illVJU ' he petit:
ilo est.tiiat -d "."abilities ;f f2.'.w" Slid
r of He.
("opd sei - of '
JCastliiTiC'l cr:
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