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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-02-17
That beautifully draped show

That beautifully draped sho"
window at Perkins Bros Cos,
is the skillful work Of Frank Res
telia, who displays taste Of an ar
tistic decorator. The window die
plays all the latest and prsttiest
patterns OF embroideries draped
ia graceful festoons
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-02-17

Causes uneasy nights. but if you will
use DR. Bells Pinc-Tar- Honey it will
relieve in few minutes. There is no
thing better, Guaranteed by all dealers
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-02-17
Sheriff w B SlalIonp happened
For Rent

The Singer residence on Hen.
derson Street. Apply TO
Stutz Bros.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-02-17
First Methodist Episcopal Church.

W, Hugh Germany, Pastor,
Sunday School 10; a, m
Preaching every 3rd and 4Lh
Sunday 400 a. m. and Ii5 p m.
Prayer Meeting, Tuesday eve. El6p. m.
Ladies' Aid, Wednesday aft, 2:3O p. m
Sheriff w b Stalloup happened
to quite a painful accident early
this, Friday morning, While out
feeding his COWS, one had a very
sharp horn and in trying to push
her away from her feed, her horn
struck his right hand and made a
painful cash in the palm.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-02-17
PROHIBITION MEETING.

We, the undersigned, invite all
our fellow citizens who are in SYM
pathy with Statewide Prohibition
to meet us in mass meeting in the
Marion County Court Hou sc
on Saturday, Feb. 25th, at ,
o'clock p. m. to take steps toward
organizing Marion County for the
Statewide Prohibition campaign.
This is in accordance with tie
call of State Chairman Thos. II.
Ball
I S Bomar, W b Stallcup,
Ward Taylor, IL J Hayes,
W p Jones. G W Brown,
L G Braden, W b Preston,
: " MOseley
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-02-17

We were reminded recently by
Mr.. Hazard, who has an investi-
eating turn Of mind, that the last
Friday and Saturday in January,
is an index to February and reflects
the weather in advance. Friday
was a RAINY, cloudy day, hence, in
accordance with the rule, the first
half Of the month was rainy and
cloudy. Now we are inclined to
believe in the "old saying" and
viii note the outcome of the latter
part Of the month
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-02-17
GILLESPIE.

If you need cleaning and press.
ing see a w Baker,
Opposite Stutz Bros
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-02-17

\ l. Chic, OF Iexarkans, was a
visitor 10 the city fret Of the week
Mrs Ebert Wise, of Ashdown,
Ark il the CUES, Of Mrs ID c
Wise.
Donnie Moore, of Vivian viein-
ity, was here this week buying
work stock for his farm.
Mr.. Sam Williams of Vivian La,
was here this week visiting his
daughter Mrs. Will Restella
Mrs Il B Lockhart, of Pittsburg.
is the guest Of her brother, Il B
Walker and family, this week.
w. ID. Cox of Dallas, represent
ing the Mergenthaler Linotype,
was in the city Wednesday morn
ing
W. p. Watson went TO Foster.
near Houston, Sunday, to take his
position back on the peniteniiary
guard force.
J J Segal left today, Friday, for
New York city to select and pur.
chase Spring and Summer stock
for his large stores in this city.
John r Cavenaugh, representing
Western Casualty * Guaranty Co
of Dallas, was in the city this week
ia the interest Of his company.
Mrs Josie Ford of Shreveport,
was guest of her brother Judge w
II Mason and wife, Monday while
on her way 10 Dallas to visit her
daughter in that city
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Levy of
Palestine, and Mrs. Herman Lei.
ser of Houston, Miss jeanette Lei
ser Of Marshall, are the guests Of
Nr and Mrs J. J Segal AID Nr
and Mrs. Arthur Leison.
Miss Alice Emmert, County
Superintendent, went to Dallas
Thursday to attend the meeting of
the Social Center movement on
the 18th and 18th Miss Emm ert
is also on the program for that &C.
casion
J P smith, a busting real es
tate man Of the progressive town
Of Vivian La, was in the city a
couple Of days this week evidently
on a mission Of developing some
thing conducive to the advance
ment of properties in his vicinity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
DYING MAN HAS
MADE HIS ESCAPE.


According to letter received yes
terday morning at Governor Mann $
Office from II. Q. Crockett Commons
wenlth's Attorney Of Tazcwcil county,
Henry Lester, who was involved III
the recent shooting affray In that
county. has made an easy escape from
the state Mr.. Crockett asks the Gov
crnor to supplement Il reward OF $50
offered by the county for Testers APP
prehenSion.
The missing man and his son. Ben
II VIII be recalled. became engaged in
an alteration with Robert Lester and
Luther Lowe. as the result Of which
Robert Lester and Lowe We're killed
supposedly by Ben Lester. Henry
Lester was badly wounded. and it i.
stated that nasmuch as he was cX-
pected to die, steps were not taken to
secure him. although Ben Lester was
arraigncd and admitted 10 bail Tho
wounded man seems to have rccov-
cred with considerable celebrity. for.
according to Mr. Crockctt's letter. he
was placed on a train a; Saltvilc last
Friday and has not since been seen OF
heard Of The suppostion is that he
has fled to another State
Mr.. Crockett feels that the escaped
man and his son were the aggressors
I'm the alteration which resulted in
the killing. and he is Very DESTROYS Of
having capture made. The Governor
will probably act in the matter to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
LAWYERS TO have
GOOD CHARACTER
Startling Changes Made in Rules
for Examination Of
Applicants.
REQUIRED TO STUDY ETHICS
Cheating at Examinations Will
Disqualify Would-Be
Attorneys.
REQUIRED TO STUDY ETHICS

Significant changes in the rules OF
the State Board of Law Examiners
with reference to the qualifications OF
yesterday BY Nj 3D. Watts secretary
to the board. While Mr. Watts pre-
serves a discreet silence regarding the
reasons of the board Cor making the
changes, it will not be necessary TO
take Il brick to batter these reasons
into the head OF any one. ! IS enough
10 read then
Evidently ethics and character are to
hereafter be Indispensable topics for
consideration in admitting men to the
practice OF law in this state.
The first change is made in giving
the steps necessary TO qualify for talk
ing the examination. Tile rules form
erly provided that the application must
be accompanied by the written recon-
mcndation of two members of the bar
or his (thc applicants) judicial circuit,
VINO arc practicing attorneys in the
Supreme Court of Appeals. that he is
OF good moral character and Il proper
person to be licensed to practice law
The amendment is the addition OF the
words speaking OF their personal
Knowledge" after tho words Court OF
require direct and personal testimony
OF moral character. Mr.. Watts VIII
not say that persons OF improper cnar-
actcr have been licensed as the result
OF carclessness on tho part Of attor-
neys in indorsinG applicants. In fact.
he won't say anything.
Must study Ethics.
Still more significant. perhaps. Is
the addition made to the list of SUD-
jccts on which the applicants Will he
cXUnincd. To the rules giving the
lists of books and instruments is added
"and the Code OF Legal Ethics as
adopted by the Virginia State Bar AS
ISOLATION" 1t is not, OF course, TO he
inferred that any apprcciahlc number
OF lawyers In this State have no care
for ethics. but it would appear that
such cases are known.
'chc last amendment refers TO cheat
Ing In examinations. The rules form
eriy provided that each applicant be
required to amX to his examination
and subscribe with his own name the
following pledge: 4 hereby certify that
or assistance in any manner during
has added these words: I'm case the
applicant shall violate this Pledge he
will be denied a recommendation for
admission to tho bar" Iii other words
i penalty is added for a breach oe
honor.
Mr.. Watts said yesterday that the
examination Will be held in Roanoke
on June IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
CITY employees
UNDER SUSPECT
Higgins, Who Was Shot, and
Kiser Held for Trial on Bur
glary Charge.

With n bullet wound through his left
Joseph Iiiser, both employees of the
street Cleaning Department, entered
Police Court yesterday morning az
suspected burglars. suspected of hay
ing broken into and attempted to rob
the small grocery store of Mrs. Annie
lollard. on the Hermitage Road just
beyond the corporation limits. a spc
ciiic warrant will probably be sworn
out against them and pending that
the case was continued to April s.
Jesse Graves colorcd. OF SIS Moore
street, who identified Higgins Monday
night as the man he shot when the
latter sprang from the window in Mrs.
Dollards store, was present as q Wit
ness. but the evidence was not gone
into. The men are represented by AZ
torncy Gilbert Is Pollock.
Higgins was arrested Monday night
on l1ombardy Street. by Bicycle Police
men Tllcr and Reid. after he had ask
cd them to take him to tho Office Of
pr IillSman to have the wound in his
leg dressed. He first aroused their
suspicion by declaring that he didn't
know whore he was shot, didn't know
who shot him and had not known that
he was shot until he felt blood trick
ling down his leg. they questioned
him closely, and finally gained enough
information to put them on what they
believed to be the right track. and In
was taken TO the Second Station un-
der arrest There the story Of the rob
berry at the Dollard store and tho
shooting OF the burglar By the negro
Graves was learned and Graves was
called In. He immc diutely identified
Higgins as the man he had wound cd
lie said that nc was within i've feet
or the burglar when he fred. lie
jumped back 10 escape a return shot.
and the wounded man crawled away
on the tracks OF the Richmond, Fred
crickshurE and Potomac Railroad and
disappeared IN the darkness
Higgins has made no admissions. and
mas not explained how. where or BY
whom he WAS shot
Both Higgins and I[scr have been
in the employ OF Superintendent COINS
forces for several years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
SNAKE BITE CURE
Controversy over Northumberland
at san Antonio


hHCeni vaccination OF ccrtuxl Of tn, cam
Nnanos o. the Virginia Volunteers arsi,,st
EAhold ieYc' gives poiut to a contrnyrrsy
hoW raging IL military Journals over anil
.UAI'! iot snakt bite II IS asscrted mn; mis-
Nehtmcni Is z decided success ana SAM
"IileFs go ST. far as IL say mai Oh gcnerni
Piihcirles y VIII ne ii.dre popular As : nrc
n@ni'{G Than mas he raccinatlon uahInst
M aii events tac ron,roye,gy is ? s.,to,,.
en-. aHd not wascd III Jost Cnc wri,or.-,il
otHef thar Semu,l Eiopfns Adams ouc j,
XII uesi known magazine wFitprs or tho
dfaiiis 'ro!n srake hl;es have occurred M ti,,.
.lH'ea states in mo history ot lilo ,;oiinirv.
q HHEHl - @Npectcd THIS theory is stniji
y Nomoated since without dcadIv hi;es ;L,
ases Nh iaiane rrinedics Would 81 ,iscI
,eSs. NJ w T. Arnold a rctir.,f lirii.a
(. slts nay surgeon tuRes !ssuc viii Mr
,.l6i!'s' saAhns ina he knows uersonaliv or
,hcl'y deaths, and @rsuiu; ihai ti,orc ms +
hsNh peen inany Uors than tho o!shtv
~ p Tie hni!-l$ph0id yaccInai!on nh ,na
enlNeEs ahd non VIE 10 10 san Anton !,
Tvs, tshe mis- prFyeatiYc The entire iuoDl.
..l1ea force there las hcen yaccinated ana
ING pfoinW service ~ lhis regard is n i'll !.
fQlnitd 10 with pride by the arlhy rn.djc
sGho0l. Nhich FURNISHED the Wins rrior ! i
NE oneamppian, .l.gN 81 the iegula, t.oops
had aten given th. yirus dprilz tNe pasf
tpd yeais 4''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
NILLNER QUICKLY
PLEADS GUILTY
Negro Admits He Broke Into
Fawnshop, and Court Gives
Him Five Years.

-FOUR negroes were tried yesterday
In the Hastings Court, and before
o'clock one was on the road 10 tho
pchitentiary for five years, another op
MS way to the colorcd rcformatory, a
third to a term in jail and the fourth
also to the city Jail Two pleaded
guilty and threw themselves on .,e
mercy OF the court
IN walked one John Henry MILNE,
70 the bar Standing. lie listened 10
IN, IN, reaa'ns OF an indictment. charging
MIN with having broken into the
pa"nshop OF NJ. kamnsky, on Seven
'eenth street, and stealing thercrrom
eleven reviewers and II coat
Guilty or not guilty." asked clerk
Walker Christian.
Use guilty" answered the prisoner
Yes, sir; l done IT..
Five years in the penitentiary."
the court. This negro might have
strcwn these pistols all around Ricn
'nond. and There would have been .n3rc
gun play"
"Phcw!' blow the negro. Bu, y,
might have got more had he fought
the case.
william Rogers, colorcd you,n Or
h!tcen years. said that he was guilty
OF cnrhreakinE. He was a fortorn ond
pathe'ic figure. He said he had neither
home nor friends. An officer smoke
up for him.
lie doesn't know soul In Rich.
Tnond.' said the policcma!i, ..ana /
guess this is his first ofense, So
spoke officers OF the Southern galway.
Bcttcr send him to the rctor.na-
torE, said the court. Better mas
'han jail, and better that than liberty
on the streets"
Moss Cunningham went to ian for
sixty days for carving Elijah GRAY
John Dance. charged with cuttinr
AnFaham O"erton. Pleaded guilty to
assault and battery ana was iiacd SD
ana costs There was nothing in his
Jeans SO he Will chew his cha H. i,n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
WOULD COME TO VIRGINIA
Regular Army Omcers Would Like to
nc Placed on Duty WITH NltIftIn.

Under tho new law passed ny Con-
gross increasing the number OF rcgu-
lar army officers for the purpose OF
instructing the organized militia, two
officers Will be assigned for this duty
In Virginia. The intention Of the meas
urc was to provide an officer fer every
militia regiment but before It's pas.
sage it was amended by reducing the
number. so that but two can be given
TO the National Guard in Virginia
They will serve for one year each
This is part Of the plan Of the Wal
Department to keep the militia UP to
the standard set by the Dick bll-a
war footing. Two noncommissioned
officers have hecn in the state for some
time instructins the enlisted men, and
Colonel c. y. Dempsey United states
Army, retired, has for some time been
with the acknowledgements Office.
The result of the new bill is a dc.
mand on the part OF Nirginians With
the regular army to he detailed for
this service, so as TO get back In the
state. Not only these officers them.
selves but their friends. arc trying
hard to gain this end. OF course, but
two can be SO favored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
.HOW|TzERS WILL
/. TRAIN FOR RIDING
Take Instruction in Horsernan-
ship as Step Toward Greater
(. Efficiency.

Beginning tho task or fitting the
battery FOR actual field service. Cap
tain ". NJ. Myers, OF the Richmond
Howitzers. has closed a contract 70,
instruction for his officers and men in
hirsemanship. The lot between the
two armory buildings will be fitted
up for use as i riding school. and
beginning on April is. actual training
in this line Will be had each Tuesday
night.
This practice. Of course. viii lead
TO tile mounted drills with the guns
In the open country. 10 winch the hat
terry Will he Brought as soon rs pos
sible. Recently The state Military
Board Increased the appropriation 10
each battery Of field artillery in tho
State, for care OF the equipment and
instruction OF the personnel from
$1,000 10 $4,000 4 year
Instructor Secured
Louis Schulenbers o! this. city Is
TO act Us instructor. II is planned Ia
have about twenty-tivc mon taught in
hprsemanship each Week. until each
man knows how to handle horses in
every way required in active scrvico
IN fleld artillery commands as in tho
cavalry. the rGlc is that as every man
must be nttcd TO take The place Of
another II necessary. therefore no
must know how 10 ride and drive
properly.
I, is the intention Of captain MYERS
to light The ground which Nh. Schul.
enbers says is cNccllcntly iitted fol,
me purpose Later II may bc covered.
so that IT may be used, if desirable in
"ih'e: months As soon as the entire
battery is conyersant with the theory
ana nIacIicr # /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
REGRETS ARE VOICED

Shrrfr rendered To Retiring Officers or
COMPANY +. First Regiment
ia a farewell supper given last ri-b, .,
Us, Us HGIehth street Armory by Company r.
uaplnin j. H. stone and First lieutenant
W. II. kndervater, many regrets were en-
nltsSed a. the loss OF the two csE,manders
second Lieutenant G. Alexander Rndy nau.
me ohiN commissioned office. left with the
comnany. presided
I3pielh stone and Lieutenant Kindervatcr
replying 10 ihe many expressions Of rcrra,
ira'iihcd their loyalty 10 the interests of
KS company and voiced their hopes for its
",ihoed snrccks among the visitors who
SFo'c were lcutcnantS Sncad and Cousins
ahd fo!Incr Lieutenant Shepherd
ChWain w y. Herbert. Of Company A.
M hcch ASSUMED TO command OF r Com
- h'hi 20 NJ! the vacancies caused by tho
PRESENTATIONS ~ Messrs. s,ono and Kinder
,s.'',. "iio haNe hc'n placed on tho retired
.in!p volunteers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
CHANCERY HEARING
crust Company Railway Matter IN Rc.nI, {,
t.fs .,AI..

.cTurF 81 sale.
Easea IN heatlng SUITS OF The Virginia rr,.st
company. trustees, against tho virginia Al.
tti'ac!te Goai and Railway Company ana ~
rama Trust Company asains, the virginia
"nthFaciie Coal Company. These SUITS h.
.oiyG me road running from Chtistiausbu
70 Biacksours and also large coal prnper, !,
on bash Mountain and adjacent ,erritory
ne road 10 now in the hands OF Robcr, H..
h f,,i.,t ana " j. Payne receivers. appointed
Commissioners Z. " Pitcher has recently
made report showing tho amour, OF IN.
oeo'edness OF the companies and various cx
cept!pns have been flied, judge C;rinnan IA.
h"eu May 10 as the tinc 10 hear the attor-
hc!a as 70 lh"ir exceptions. 4 decree was
ordered prepared for The sale OF the railway
IN connection with the suits Attorney-
1enefal $ w. Williams. Judge 4. A. PILE
Far. Naptain - johnson and Allen l.
HAIRLESS. OF ChristianshurE ana = q Dland
OF "cWport News. quaihed for practice in
the Chancery Court yesterday morning 4
In the suit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
MEMBERS Of CLUB
LEARN ABOUT CITY
Vast Amount Of Information Re
garding Richmond Gathered
by Women.

SURPRISINGLY large and comprchen-
sive was the amount of information
gathered by members OF the Know
Your City class, and presented al the
meeting held Yesterday afternoon ir
tie lecture room OF the Seventh Street
Christian Church. The subject for dis.
cuSsion was Municipal Governments
2 series of questions about cities in
general and about Richmond in par
ucular having been propoundet!
The meeting was under the direc
tion OF Mrs. Kate ri asants Minor and
Mrs James Ryland. the chairman.
Inc questions included the authority
Tor a cty's existence. its taxation, its
Liabilities. the city officers. the courts
and their duties ana responsibilities
There was also considered the law
making bodies, their functions, the
budget. the schools and the various
departments. Names and numbers
were required this being a search for
detailed Information
Those taking part in tho program
were Airs. James Eyland. Miss Newell
Mrs Gordon, Miss Mayo, Mrs. G. u
! Meredith. Mrs. Charles Savillc Mrs
Frank Jobson. Mrs. w. NJ Adams, Miss
Martin Miss Smith. Mrs +. Tyler Job
son and Mrs carl ! Rostrup
An example OF the answers was that
made ny Miss Martin regarding the
rassaSe of an ordinance accepting the
offer Of 100000 for a public library
On condition that the city provide u
site and give $4,000 year for mainte.
nance She told Of the proposition
! made BY Andrew Carnegie n few wears
ago Miss Martin traced The probable
course OF such an ordinance estimating
mat bS the beginning of Jun. 1919
ne ground is broken for Richmond's
beautiful new library"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
PREDICTS ANOTHER PROBE

senator Snys Observation-Disclosures Amir
WIS Mathematical.
Spokane, Wash, APRIL i.--Declaring
hat the recent Pinchot and Ballinger
Investigation was .'prearranged
whitewash." Senator Miles Po!ndcXter
yesterday predicted an investigation Of
tho Interior Department BY tile com
ing special session of Congress-
The men who introduced the nvcs-
legation resolutions at the last session
said vndication Of Ballingcr was
what they wanted and they got it,
declared PoindeHter. THE people de-
mand n thorough investigation. and i
have no doubt they will get it, now
Dossible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
CASE EASILY EXPLAINED
Railroad Ticket Agent and Chief Health
Officer Heard by Board


owing 10 personal misund crsta ndDe
chapman w. Morriss. ticke, agent for the
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Monday
night preferred charges against chief Health
Officer l.. G. Levy, alleging that he had no,
been treated civiliy when the officer ap.
preached him in regard 10 beng vacctna ed
The Health Board heard the complaint.
suliy. and the case was satisfactorily closed
after pr. Levy and Mr.. Morrise shook hands
Members OF the board would not go into
the details minutely aying that +, was
trivial case. clearly misunderstanding and
one that In no way affected the department,
or the efficiency OF the chief officer
The charges made by Mr.. Morriss against
DR.. Levy said Or. ". L. Oppenhlncr
president OF the board. were ntircly OF n
personal nature, and when both sides had
been heard II was clear that tho !nvcstigna
ton was tho result of a msund crstanding
which was soon adjusted 10 the satisfaction
OF DR.. Levy. Mr.. Morriss and the hoard SO
far az the board Is concerned tho incident is
closed. and there is no reason to 20 into the
details OF the case. as IL In no way involves
the work OF the city health depa tim -n..'' #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
Asscssn,cnts I.nhrld.

Another victory FOR his assessments
Of mineral lands has been gained by
James a. stone he state Assessor OF
mineral property. MIR Stone wired
Judge William T.. Rhca, of thc Corpo-
ration Commission, yesterday in re.
gard to sixteen motions for reduction
Of the valuations placed by him. made
in the Circuit Court OF Wise county
Fifteen Of these motions We're dis
missed by the court. and while the
remaining proceeding was not decided
the judge Indicated that instead OF re-
ducins 1t he proposed to make 1t larger
than the figures set By Mr.. stone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
FARMERS INTERESTED
Rural Sanitation Being Taught on Norfolk
N and West crn Institute Trim

and Westcrn Institute Train
Reports received at the state Health De-
partmcnt from Assistant Commits loncr A.
W. Freeman, who is accompanying the bet
ter farming special on the Norfolk and
Western. declare tina, the hundreds OF
farmers who arc attending the meetings ar.
deeply interested III questions Of rural san!-
tation. and are giving close attention to the
suggestions made for better health on the
farm.
DR.. Freeman states that the farmers arc
much concerned about the two essentials Of
rural sanitations which being urged by
the state Department Of lIeaith--better wells
and mole sanitary outbuildngs. They arc
asking for literature these biccts and
many of Them have expressed their Intention
of improving their wells and ouibuldings TO
conform 10 the specifications Of the state
health authorities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
Held for Grand .J,r,.

Ernest Robinson, colored was ordered
held for the grand jury In Police Court yes
tcrday morning on a charge Of having at
tempted criminal attack four year old
negro child named Virginia Kidd. Robinson
was accompanied and aided BY Willie Pow
ell. a tcn-year-old white boy. who was also
charged with having himself attempted as
sault Because account OF the white
boys age the case against him was indie
fniteiy postponed. Robinson gave his age as