Kingsport Times (Newspaper) - July 22, 1921, Kingsport, Tennessee V IF YOU READ THE j TIMES TOW KINGSPORT THE WEATHER Fair today no change in VOL. 102 AMERICA REARING Is Charge Made by ent of London Daily Mail in Warning to Britain V JULY 22. 1921 PRICE THREE CENTS TO BRING NEW TREES 10 UNITED STATES Would Assure Permanent ply of Chaulmoogra Oil For Treatment of Leprosy Associated A solemn warning on the menace to Britain of the of is uttered by a special far eastern correspondent of the Daily who recently at- tended the tenth anniversary tion of the American Indemnity in The college established as a result of the United States ment remitting part of its share of the Boxer boys here are China s future the correspondent and after pointing out that they all go to America after completing their ies in he under the American aware that they owe their scholarship to American and saturated with American sentiment by five to eight residence in the United they will look to America solely for co-operation in the years to America is rearing the China of should not he an influence that vie formerly monopolized and that is now slipping away from and he goes asked a returned student as we the boys at baseball why China did not look to England as an educational we he you remit the Boxer The Chinese president of the col- lege put it to the correspondent this wny friendship has become so proverbial that few people take the trouble to investigate the cause oi such good international un- Any country that to captivate the hearts of Chinese can do no better than follow the example set by B. an Englishman who holds the post of political ad- viser to the Chinese and is at present in to Mail that the of Americanization of China is a very real he tending to go more and more to American because the Chinese believe in favoring those who favor and he helpfulness of not only to Young but also to Old is a subject of common sation throughout the immense nese society which fills the far-eastern So far the results of this have not been felt or understood in this but unless we take speedy we are destined to drop during the next twelve to third or fourth place in the nese and thereby affect our whole standing throughout Democratic Changes To Be Made in Japan Associated Introduction in the United States of the tree to assure a permanent supply of the oil for the of leprosy s planned as a result of a trip Burma and Assam by Prof. J. F. formerly of the Uni- of Prof. Rock has just returned to after an extensive ex- ploration into the jungles the de- of branch of seed and plant introduction OPEN AIR ROUTE FROM PALESTINE GERMAN DYERS WILL NOT FLOOD MARKET Passes Across Arabian Desert Grounds Are Prepared Manufacturer Blames Depreciation of the Currency 1 and Troubles Siam He brought back with him several specimens of the the seeds of which have been sent to various experiment stations of the department in and California for eight it is enough fruit will be borne from these plants to initiate a domestic source supply of chaulmoogra With the possible exception of a man named an amateur Prof. Rock is be the first white man to invade the region of where he obtained his Natives of that country for many years had visited the genos forests to obtain enough the oil to meet their domestic but they made these trips only every three years for fear of the beasts that inhabit the wild While oil has been for only a few Prof. Rock says the natives of that part of Asia which he visited have been using the erties of the taraktogenos tree for hundreds of but in such a crude way as to be unable to derive its com- plete the Buddhist histories that date back years there are tions of this Prof. Rock ed adding that oil of the tree was taken internally by the and the legends say it was It was not until 1899 that the act ive principles of the oil from the seeds of the taraktogenos tree were isolated with This was done by Dr. Frederick B. now connected with the department of agriculture after extensive experiments made in England in 1856 had resulted in the ery that the wrong tree was being used for chaulmoogra Application of results obtained in Dr. researches by Dr. A. L. president of the University of and others has led to a spread use of the oil in leprosy France Asks That More Men Be Sent to Silesia Associated Regions that would have to wait many years before they could be traversed by railways are now quickly mastered by aerial trans- port. from the air that a new air route has been opened up across desert between Palestine and tion has been received of the arrival at Bagdad of three airplanes of the royal air force which have flown over this new The new route is about 580 mileS long. is an extension of the ent It starts from where is the main air force aerodrome in passes through Amman of the and where grounds have been and thence in an almost straight line across the Arabian desert to the and to The between the pal stations are as to 65Tniles; Amman to 55 to to 60 MOTHER SAYS HER SPOUSE SLEW SONS Tells Story of Her Life How 1 She Left Alabama to Keep Her Fatherless Boys Associated German dyestuff manufacturers' total tion year will not exceed which will it impossible the markets of England even compete fully against American Carl head of Germany's greatest have increased our capital to which s than our vious was the itable consequence of the tremendous depreciation of currency and re- increases in the prices of com- he has nothing to do with intended attacks on the world which it has been re- ported we were shortage of the traffic as far as the is the obstacles caused the Rhine customs all prevent in any from increasing our out- leave us in a far from factory position is made worse by the hindrances placed in our way in many foreign Dr. Duisberg characterized a re- ported demand in some American quarters for the closing of German because might be used for the manufacture of sives and poison gas in another was since Germany of the means of employing poison gases for war if she wanted He added that sane man in Germany thinks of fresh is understand the SENATOR SCORES Despicable of Aired in Senatorial Mingo Investigation Washington Indicate That a Marked Change in Not Apparent Associated s. The British government's Associated democratic in will probably be made for the court life of Japan and in the tions of the imperial family to the as a result of the visit of Prince Hirohito to It is likely that the printing of graphs of members of the imperial family in newspapers and magazines will be The military guards always established on the occasion of a visit of a ber of the imperial family to any place the palace will also be if the suggestions which have been formulated by officers of the imperial household are accepted According to one the hold department requested the crown prince to inquire while he is as to the customs which are in the royal family of Great and as to the social works ken by It is assumed that these customs and practices which exist in Gieat Britain will be adopted her following the crown prince's return note in response to a communication from the French government day in which it was pointed out that allied reinforcements were needed in Upper was de- to Premier Briand this to STRIKING TEXTILE WORKERS AT CHARLOTTE STAND FIRM Associated Gai M. son reiterated today her charge that her husband killed her two who were shot to death at the Hudson near last and then told the story of her life before riage to saying she left to keep from having the children taken from The father of the 10 and 4, was killed in France and she was left as their sole she Some time last I she was quoted as the chief of police at Columbia came to her and told her he was going to have the children turned over to someone else to admit I wasn't living but I was providing for the and they were too young to the account was why I left I did not have anything to leave but I left and came to Then married and I've lived right The woman went on to describe how she and Hudson had eked out a bare living on the little farm near and described their hardships n a matter-of-fact Only when she spoke of wanting to keep her boys did she change the expression of voice or She is about 25 years but garbed in a worn middy blouse and faded looked much American tie continued LATE TELEGRAPH NEWS Associated WILL JOIN PARLEY Baron the Situation at Length with Secretary H ughes Associated confidence that Japan will consent to a broad discussion of far eastern problems as part of- the disarmament conference was evident in official circles here last night after another informal ex- change of views between the nese and American During the day the Japanese Baron called on Secretary Hughes at the state and they are to have discussed at length the situation resulting from Japan's reluctance to have the far eastern questions sub- to debate in the disarmament It was indicated after- ward that the mutual exchange wab Associated Aroused by de- scription of methods used by private detectives in obtaining information about activities of union Sen ator at today's hearing before the tee investigating disorders in the Mingo coal it was not for men to work themselves into the confidence of the union officials and then to report to detective as to what going C. E. Lively testified that while a member of the United Mine Workers he served as a agency operative in behalf of the During past nine he he attended union was vice-president of a local and attended conventions a all the while making regular reports to the Do you think it was right and proper to do as you inquired Senator When Lively said that he thought it was the Tennessee senator asked whether the miners would have let him into meetings if they had known he was t me Lively they would have turned me over to the S. D. for the remarked the department of tice resorted to the practice of ing its join unions and organizations in order to report de- don't care if it declared Mr. don't think it's the right thing to Conduct like thai doesn't fit in with my idea of ican No wonder you're ing trouble in West Virginia if you're doing like Senator McKellar pressed for information as to when he attended conventions of union he collected expenses from both the miners and the detective Lively declared he collected from but made it a to divide the I see you had a delicate sense of right and put in Lively testified he kept the fact that he was a detective a secret from coal operators for whom he worked and from union miners with whom he associated until after the gun battle at W. in 1920 during which ten among them seven were The day of the Lively told the he was at the mine headquarters in W. Va. When news ot the affray was the witness all the union men at headquarters agreed it was a pretty good and to enjoy DE VALERA HAS NOT ANSWERED TERMS The proposals of the British government to n De Irish republican are not to be made lic until a definite reply to the government terms has been re- from Sinn Fein leaders in it was stated m circles here It was also that Lloyd George probably will be able to make a comprehensive statement in the house oi commons next week regarding the ASK FOR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE subject of an understanding with in 1908 relative to the control of Japanese immigration to the United States is to be investigated by the house immigration com- which today adopted a resolution requesting the state department to furnish it with diplomatic correspondence leading up to the HELD BETS ON 1919 SERIES GAME The first story of the actual placing of bets on the 1919 word's series by men charged with alleged conspiracy for the White Sox players io throw the games was told on the witness stand today by John O. secretary of the Chicago National league He said he held bets for Abe Attell and Louis of totaling After objection was made to him being the stakes were given to Clark Attell bet Cincinnati would win the first WOMEN GETTING THREE J. 91 years when granted a di- his third wife arc getting worse with every My wife was pretty my second was just medium and my third wife was no good at He said that he is through with all JACK JOHNSON ARRIVES IN NEW YORK New Johnson arrived here Several sand negroes and two brass bands welcomed Johnson wore H checkered suit of high visibility and beamed in every REPORTS CHARGES ARE GROUNDLESS Ky. State and Examiner Henry James today made a report completely exonerating the management of tlie Confederate Home at The charges included the allegation that old were discharged from the home without a and that Commandant Dougherty Was discourteous and temperamentally unfit for the that food was insufficient and sanitary conditions were Mr. his declared that a small group of in- mates and some employes were responsible for the which James finds GOVERNOR SMALL WILL RESIST ARREST After his counsel today rendered an opinion declaring him immune from arrest on the charge of conspiracy and confidence game to defraud the ernor Small today issued a sta lenient virtually declaring that he would resist arrest on the The opinion holds that the governor has the power to muster and prevent his and the presence of national guard in the state capital today was considered Governor Small embezzlement of interest on WORKERS DRIVEN FROM CALIFORNIA ORCHARDS Associated N. hundred striking union textile in a mass meeting in North Charlotte voted unanimously to stand firm in support of the strike and of as F. president of the ed Textile Workers of In the note the British government its viewpoint that the council must meet at Boulogne the end of the month to dis- cuss the Silesian The French reply to the British note probably will not go until late In well informed circles is indicated that the re sponse will declare that France doe not wish to retard the meeting of the supreme council to discuss the sian situation and is even willing to hold the meeting on a date named by Great provided the Brit- ish agree to send Failing France keenly desires whole-hearted British of the addition of another division to the French forces at present stationed in Upper The it is be a diplomatic with the object of proving that the forces now in Silesia are totally insufficient to put down any ing evidence of which is not nor adequate to carry out the decisions of the supreme in the per Silesian situation have not been so marked as to cause the United States government to consider inter- The informal suggestions which it was reported in London had been made that the United States in- They quarreled violently the night before boys were she She was to go to work next day in a candy factory in Albany and said the quarrel started when asked her husband why he did not she she leave the farm and get work in y Sheriff relation of her husband's charges that she shot the two children was interrupted from time to time by have and truth ain't in and at its conclusion she can keep me here from now until right here in this and I'll tell you that Glenn son killed my was to tell I would walk of here free the next minute if I'd change what I've told I wouldn't budge for I've been telling you the Counsel for it was indi make seek a venue and are expected to seek to have the trial in MOSCOW FOOD CRISIS SHOULD NOW BE OVER lowing an address by the official and a union according to an- made by Ed W. SENATE RESOLUTION WOULD WITHDRAW U. S. TROOPS as helpful by both sides and hat the conversations soon might a stage making possible a more diplomatic correspondence on There was every evidence that the American government remained un- shaken in its belief that to definitely eliminate any subject from the scope of the correspondence beforehand might prove a serious barrier the disarmament On the other hand it was indicated that American officials had desire to formulate a list of the questions that it thinks should be discussed and would be quite content if the Tokio government simply agreed to come into the con lerence With an open mind as1 to con sideration of anything vital to a dis armament Those an charge of the preliminary negotiations here have with much interest the suggestion tha some of the of the confer ence be obviated if such ques the disposition of the Pacific island of Yap and the control of the Shantung peninsula were settled be- fore the delegates Associated Moscow papers that the local food crisis there should now je as food shipments have come n abroad arid from the that regular should now The basis of current distribution of bread is only three pounds for five days to workmen of the and only one pound for five days to the classes The former are also to get fou pounds of Reports from Petrograd State tha tons oi hav either arrived or afe eh route to th More than scythe and thousands of other agricultura implements have already MAN WHO SAYS HE WAS i KIDNAPED IS ARRESTE had not reached the state de- but it was in- that they would not business manager of the local to alter the administration's for the withdrawal of the American troops from Germany was understood to be behind a by Senator and by the ate without It seeka mation from the as to the cost of their maintenance amount Germany has toward their is Associated investigation of he deportation of a number of nese fruit pickers and melon field workers from the Turlock district Wednesday was begun by Sheriff R. L. Dallas and Attorney W. of Stanislaus No arrests were Eighty-eight male Japanese ers were forced to leave the according to corrected figures issued by the The women and dren and Japanese lease holders were not Official figures showed that the mob of whites who forced the nese to leave after putting them on automobile trucks was composed of PROBLEM OR REGULATING CONDUCT OF MERE MAN DISTURBS THIS OLD DAME Every man knows that inter- esting are hard to control and are prone to seek their own way in spite of cording to H. A. L. wife 6f the president of the British naT tional board of She told an audience at the Royal Sanitary Institute congress that most men become ill entirely faults of their own and seeds of trouble for themselves by eating too eating the wrong drinking too being ing late hours or living in ically sealed 150 I W W. ORGANIZER HELD FOR THREATENING CREWS HIGGINS ACQUITTED OF MURDERING FIANCEE Pa. D. l business man of ing since and for Whose re- turn a ransom was said to have been demanded by alleged ab- Arrested following his arrest of Al declared by Omaha police to be an organizer of though official comment is it is manifest that such development would be highly pleasing officials and that may be be 4akeh these ward a is considered entirely likely that tp end negotiations regarding over warded a the home of his Boyce on Mayor Frank He on the charge of suspicious i. be given a hearing upon the of the I. W. first intimation that local train crews being seriously troubled by I. W. bands brought Three were slugged and robbed in local freight yards here when they refused to join the I. W. Wl gave Two other men were refused mission freight train out Omaha when they from the Similar reports over are reaching Omaha being freely used A reduction iojj grain for ex- snci Mich. Forrest was acquitted of 11 charge having his Lucy by a jury in circuit court The two hours and took two the being 10 to 1 for WOULD MAKE TERM OF PRESIDENT SIX YEARS The of a year term for presidents was espoused today by Senator who introduced a for a constitutional WOMAN fi Miss. Belle ney normally opened her campaign for the United States senate in cession of Senator John Sharp who has to stand for and other who has ports be effective Aug. 15. in a speech today a
