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MUCH MYSTERY
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usdy's parents From the sarne source
the Investigators were given an ac-
count Of the attachment u Mrs. Obsn-
chain for Kennedy.
II was at her own suggestion. that
Mrs. Obenchaiu accompanied officers
70 the scrne Of the shooting. the
grounds % Eenaedys bungalow IN the
Beverly Glenn district and pointed out
20 them where aie and Kennedy were
standing when tho shot was fred from
r. group of .u1hes about thirty feet DIS
taut.
Mrs Obeuchaln also detailed the
1earch FOR a lucky penny hich. sh 2
said she and Kennedy were making
when he was shot.
She said she had buried tho penny
a yesr ago while in company with the
broker. oficers today could not hnd
IL tho. with her they Bcarched for some
time
Two exploded twelve gauge shot
gun shells. scU lanuttsd with burned
powder we're found tn tho brush by a
reporter where the aHHauuin n aaii TO
have stood
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
WASHBURN TAKES VIM
IN TENNIS TOURNEY

Newport. r T.. Aug e.-wstson ".
washburn. Nsw York. for the first
time. won the zlnEleg cha mpionship %
the annual Rhode Island invitation ten
mis- tournament today taking a hard
played match from F. Norris williams
II. or Boston as. SO. i-s, s-3. So.
Earlier in the day warhhurn. teamed
WITH williams, to win tho doubles
championship IN ttratEht sets from
Robert And Howard EinHoy Pacific
cuasf tt4r-.
The rcors- were So. 50. 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

are reported by NJ. LunaTchsrssy. A
leader in the soviet relief measures.
20 have been abandoned by their par
ents TO the care OF the STATE. He Is
reported 10 have declared that this
action viii furnish a better plea foT
the carrying out Of the soviet pro-
gram OF naturalization of children
william n Haywood, American IN
drst-Iaf worker OF the world leader ap-
rzrzrtly has changed his mind about
returning to America. according 20 an
arrival here He expects 20 assist IN
the rslisf work. it was said
Rira. AUG. Soy TAs Associated
Pressl-TEs beginning % the food tax
collection by the Russian soviet su-
thorlttss was marked By tire execution
ot z group cf rich pszsa>-ts IN ne
ArsrtouoI district q south Russia who
had concealed Their srsiH ara Ner7
irving 70 dodge their tax says 1is-
patch received by soviet wireless from
Moscow today. Al example was made
Of these peasants, to prevent the prsc-
tee Of boarding. tt is declared The dis
--Ict mentioned ts II south Russia = saF
the SEA of Azov
A. the sane tine the message ADDS.
counter revolutionary bandits in the
VoiEa and C-zl districts are destroying Z
a
block the scvist food campaign
London. Aus. sy-CBy The Associated
P-ezsg-AL the American prisoners
n Nosro- and P@troz-sd viii be sen;
across tire Russian border BY Monday
~ tns latest. according to a message
-sce.v4d here today ~ Walter L.
Brown European director Of the
American RELIEF administration. from
Leo Ezu4uer. Chairman OF the Russia
RELIEF con- ruittee-
The telegram from ". Eanene-
dated MOSCOW. August 5. read as fol-
lows
An Americans detained at Moscow.
PerroErad. !i prisons and the camps
VIII te sent over the frontier tomorrow
or by August at the latest. The de-
las Is due 10 unavolds Die foTmalities
connected Vfth granting free pardons,
The central authorities ara unaware of
any Americans being interned or IN
prison ir provincial places. but orders
have Teen given for the release Of
Americans n there are any.
M. Li:vinofr, a member OF the all
Russia commission FOR orbattirg
famine. is'leaving for Riga on August
:. and is due 70 arrive there on August
10 He r. authorized 20 discuss with
you and 70 arrange all details for
American reller in Russia and TO sign
an agreement He proposes 70 meet
with you Wednesday at the Russian
legation at Riga"
II this arranCemsnt for the meeting
should be unsatisfs ctory TO Nr. Brown,
the nespEe suggests that he pleas
suggest to ". LryinoS eome other
time OF place"
Sfr Brown Will leave here tor Riss
tomorrow morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
posro, ppfNrrus cU.ups

Detroit. Mich. Aug s-B1ston 7-ou
the championship Of the Printers Ma
tional Bssehali lea que. Carrying vi,h
~ possession Of the Garry Herman
trophy hy defeating Indianapolis. f5-1g
in the title final today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
nn.r n.crs cAr1rn

On Board Sub Chaser No. si7. Chi
caFo. aug 6-lBy virelesn telephone
to the Associated Prsasj--Ths speed
boat races OF the municipal pier In con-
nection with ChIcago's Pageant OF
Progress were called of at s.55 ,. m.
today hecshss % rough water
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
MIS- .prrH uoSr>g porr

Columbus o. Aug 6.-Earl Welrh.
~. died here today Of 2 fractured skull
ru=taInsd Thurrdsy when knocked 20
tho floor IN 2 boxing match with H-r-
old Myers who i1 held hy tho police.
Both are Of Columbus. and were en-
eaged IN a friendly bout.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
IntrNsnN. WHY norr aAnnnn

Philadelphia. Aug. t-Inn proposed
bout between Jack johnson. former
champion. and Harry Wills has been
barred here. Director Of Public safety
CortelEou declares johnson cannot
hos In Fhiiad slphia as long as he holds
Office.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
TO SWIM CrItNNTI

Montreal. Aus. Ambitious 70 -riu
the ErEish channel, ousr Ferrsult q
year old aquatic expert. saiiei for
England today with hi7 manager, Ar.
mand Vincent
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
SLAYc MAN WHO
REFUSED HER
fCo--frusd sror, ts,-. -,
tcon,lna.a rom pne. nn.,

j want II unders'ood there 4. -
malice In my heart aEains' .ba w.
an. That if not the fi-r. lin, *.
had trouble with me
hsv. receipts Tor money ~,
III sosln paid her for hlsckmai1
that his relations WITH hey rs.-
simply that OF patient and nurse"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
Sandlot League

The Traction company players jour
nsy to Avondsls today where they viii
meet the Avontsls Americana in a
baseball game at o'clock All Trac-
tion players are requested to report at
the Traction company Office by 1885
o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
famine CONDITIONS IN
SOVIET COUNTRIES GROW
WORSE SAYS MOSCOW WIRE
Bill Haywood Changes Mind About Return to United
States-Will Stay and be Relief
Worker

Riga By Associated Press)-The Ru.n public Is 50 fs
ignorant
received today
Of the of Hoover and Hughes.
of
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

The Lithia uins will meet Boone to.
fsv on the Boone diamond Parker
end Fritz win b. the roftlerH battery
an po'fisrs are requested 10 msat a.
noon today az Fourth and Main rtrest-
The Concrete team issues 2 challenge
n the Bu'korirh nine FOR Esnss sfte-
today The m17aFenan' n fhn Con.
crete crew 7ronun~~s that fher play on
Sundays oui- md That games can b.
srr1 1zed vith Bar T7wnHsnd At Con.
crete Colorado, manager Of the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
FORBES URGES SCHOOL
FOR EX-SERNCE MEN
Will Ask President To .AIlol
Army Camp in South
for University.
10y Associated rress. !

WASHlNGToN. Dec. e7.--presSurc
of other business prevented Director
Forbes. Of the Veterans Bureau, from
Presenting today to President Hard
ing his recommendation as To cstah-
liShmcnt in the South II Il vocational
training university FOR former scrvic.
men. but il WAS indicated at tho Vet
Grams Bureau tonight that the di-
rector would make every effort to
Sc" tho President tomorrow.
Colonel Forbes is understood to be
prepared To lay before MIR. Harding n
request that the Veterans bureau be
assigned one OF the army canton
m"nts in the Southern states. prob
ably Camp Johnston. mt Jacksonville
Fla. for use AS "a university for the
schooling OF veterans Of tie world
war in vocational subjects.
The director spent most OF the da V
before the House Appropriations
Committee, which Is considering
estimates submitted for maintenance
OF the Veterans Bureau during the
next fiscal year. and this was said To
nave compelled him To- postpone his
plan TO call today on the President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
YOUTH AND FIANCEE END
THEIR LIVES WITH POISON
Planned Deaths Several DAYS
Earlier, but Waited Until
After Christmas.
lnN InitrA NeMs.

lASSNlt, y. j., Dec. 2t.-Nathilda
Rist, IL. ana her nancc. Thomas
Brands. is. who died after tax ing
poison in a suicide pact at the girls
home Tuesday morning had Planned
their deaths several days earlier, hut
delayed because they lid no, wish to
spoil their parents Christmas.
brands cOnndcd that fact Ia Police
Captain Turner while the young low
crs were being taken To hospital
several hours after swallowing the
strvchninc.
Matte told me several DAYS ago
that she was in a delicate condition
and did not car. TO live" Brands said.
Il decided T." die with her. bought
tn" poison at Il drug store. telling
the clerk | wanted To kill Il dog
AT first We wanted to take the
poison Friday night. but decided no,
&" mar the Christmas OF our parents.
So We waited until Monday"
Tn" pair spent :he evening at the
i;iSt home Mrs John Rist. mother
Of the girl, was in an adjoining room
and suspected nothing until both
staggered 10 her In commissions.
The girl had taken TWO tablets
first. and Brands waited Ia see the
effects on her. Then he swallowed
tw" tablets in glass Of water.
Both wcr" mill workers They had
been keeping company since May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
STIllMANS MAY AGREE
TO DROP DIVORCE SUIT.
Father Sends Checks to Two
Boys and Will Lunch With
Daughter Today.
IEv Illlted NnMsl

NEW YORK. Dee. 27-In spite of
dcniais by Mrs. Ammo SuI.ann that
there IS under present conditions
any hop" Of a reconciliation between
herself and james y. stllman, form :,
cr head OF the National CITY Bank.
friends of tho couple see in tho hap
pier events of the christmas holiday
season, u Glance that the divorce suit
may b" dropped by agrcemcmt
StiilmHn spent Christmas alone.
Mrs. Stillnan WAS surrounded by her
rhildren--'lamcs a., Jr., Alexander,
Ann" and baby Guy. whose paternity
Is now matter of litigation. During
the day checks for James and Alex
ander arrived from their father. hut
none came I" Anne. This is the frs,
time his daughter has not been re-
mcmbcrcd
Later 1t was announced. however
tina; the three children, excluding
BABY Guy. Viii lunch with their
fainter today. and that Anne's present
viii be given her at shat time. Last
Year Stillmau's son James returned
( scOrnfully the beautiful rifle his faith
B keep the check. .\nd in this action
/ those who have followed the sensa-
/ tioual issues in the case profess 10
. see AN indication that. with Stiliman
I firing OF the nOtoriety the case has
/ afforded. the suits may he called OFF
and a Coupromisc arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
us. CHEMISTS D|SCRED|T
SYNTHETIC GOLD REPORT
German Scientist Claims He
Has Reached Coal Of
Age-Old Quest.
is BELIEVED TO he IMrossInLrc
Profcssor Fisher, OF Yale, Asserts II
Proccss IL True. Brriin Govern-
ment Might MIKE Farce OF Rcpnrn-
ton Payments.
Iby Associated Press. !


NEW YORK, Dec 27-wul. street
was undisturbed today over per-
sist"nt reports that - German
scientist has succeeded in making
synthetic gold. Certain chemists also
Wcr" skcpt!cal Quite II number OF
other people recalled their copy book
maxim, "All is not gold that glitters."
ana animated disbelief in dispatches
winch hintci that the aIc-oid quest
OF aichcmi*', had reached is goal.
would Make Matters I:nsy.
II the Germans wait for synthetic
t"id To make rcparation payments.
they Will probably need longer
moratorium than they now seek -
shih t'r Iiorac" .. By"rs. head OF tn.
chemistry department of Cooper
Union.
Prof. Irving Fisher. OF Yai". was
quoted as saying In London that II
INC synthetic gold process were true.
''rin"uy might max" ia farce 81 tn.
r"ndrniion payments by using
synthetic gold.
'of course pr. Ey.rs added. II,
would b" brave. OF an ignorant,
scientist who would pronounce the
tNnthes.s at gold Impossible. Their.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
DEBS REPRIMANDED
BY STATION POLICE
FOR MAKING SPEECH
lContlnMcd From First Parel

confined FROM FirSt page.)
its conclusion "a plain-ciothcs man
rushed up 10 pcbs AMI demanded il
he had Il permit To speak in the sta
ton, and upcn being informed in
the negative. declared:
You have taken great liberty
Debs, who had erasped the plain
clothes man 10y the hand. under tn,
impression that he was Il we'll
wishcr, ap"loGiZcd and said he had
not known he was doing wrong.
Dcbs went Immediately 10 his train.
but considerable excitement prevailed
in the crowd. due chiefly IL the cr-
forts of new spapcr men to learn the
identity OF the plain-clo,hcs man lie
refused to give his name. but after
rather excited pickering with re-
porters. declared he was the chief
of police OF the Union Station and
flashed badge pinned TO his belt
He said he had had no special orders
with respect to Dcbs. but that the
regulations Of the station forbid
speech making without permit.
Pays Tribute 20 Press.
Debs' speech was his first platform
uttcrance since leaving prison.
81 wish" he said. TO do myself
the justice To return my grateful
thanks for the Kindness shown me
here also wish to express my
gratitude TO the representatives OF
the prcss-thc Representatives OF the
fourth cstate--whose courtesy. fair
meas and kindness has been beyond
expression"
Many disagree with me In an eco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Chnrgrs Are Denied.

CLEVELAND -. Dee. .,.-Dcniai
that there Was anything secret and
unh"iy' at TIL" Washington confer
cnCc December g. attended by MEM
hers of the Farm Bureau, Grange.
international Congress, Manufacture
GrS. shippers and representation If
railroads. as charged by senator LA
Toilette. was made here tonight by
james II. Howard. president of the
American Farm bureau Federation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

Ralph snyder uf Kansas. and O. f..
Eradiutc. Of Chicago. They were all
OF the American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton. the last three named being
members o! It's Legislative commit
tee. The agricultural interests were
also represented by W |. Drum
'nond. president OF the international
Farm Congress. and by r. &. Atkcson.
~ thu National Granr"
Mr.. Att"rhurN stated that the rail
roads desired the help OF the inter-
"sts represented in securing further
wage reductions. ana ~ opposing the
amendments pending in Congress
proposing repeal az section u \.
After e cons !dcrablc discussion. the
agricultural representatives not be
Jag hisrosrd I" oppose TN" amend
m"nts absolutely. adjournmcn, was
taken for lunch. with tn" under
standing that Representatives "f tho
carriers aud OF The agricultural! in
forests would talk tn" matter out
After lunch MIR. Howard reported
that tn" AGRICULTURAL representatives
w"r" prepared to aErcc that section
~ y should not bc am rudad -&c"pt
paragraph g. relating to tho percent
ak" "E return for TWO years follow
ing March l. 1890. which expires by
statutory limitation in March next
Committee Ia Rrwritr tapprr nm.
1T VAS left Win committee
composed Of Mr.. Emery MIR. Atkcson
and Mr. silver TO rcwritc the Capp"r
bill, one OF the measures proposing
repeal Of section 10 ~"
Senator Ia Toilette declared that
In brief the alleged proposal OF the
railroads was that the farmers ahan-
don their Tight for lower rates in re-
turn for repeal Il one clause OF sec
tion - y which he added. would eN-
pirc automatically next March /.
II the farmers OF the country
abld" by the agreement entered into
by q few OF their representatives a,
Washington pcccinhcr q" tn. Sena-
tor further asserted. the railroad in
t-rcstS Will defca; thu united demand
of farmers in every section for r. lief
from tn. present cXtortcuatc rail-
road rates.
Il TAX" this oCca sion To admoniSh
, the farmers tn bcwar" of that leader
shin in any Of The great farm or
Plantations represented in Washing
ton that would shack" them In COM
hiuation with railroad executives and
with the great combinations and
trusts of the country. leaving IL In
the hands Of tina, group to speak the
voice Of the farmer in the framing
OF legislation dealing with trans
portatiou."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

monte ard social way" n. ..d1..,
but w.. are all human ana an.
touch II nature makes m. vbnI
world KIN"
b""S declared that he left Wash T..
inGt"n without Il trace II Bitterness
or hatred adding that many hate
me. nut iha. th"v wcr. entitled Z,
their feelings AMI tn" expression Of
tn'm
Il believe i'm FIRE" speech" h" said
In IN" EXPRESSION OF these differing
"pini"ns W. INA our way TO higher
ctviiiZation.'
lie paid trihu,. To figures II, bi.-
tory who had. IN. d.,I,,r.d h,I ;, ,
'""f"S. "i tn"lr convictions, al
trough forced 10 sacrifice much for
th"m, ana referred To Washington
Jefferson and Thomas Paine. who
hrst wrote tn" words United States
"H thos" VINO at first misundrr-
stood. won an immortality ot glory
Opposed I" War.
TN every "rop of blood in my
'"ii'"' h" concluded, Il am opposed
l" war. thurman liic i too sacrcl q
'hinG I" he spent III hloodshcd. Love
! 'ht greatest i"rce IN TINS world .
10Y" WI! redeem us, lov" VIII save
anu VIII. our name IN the
""PthS OF tlNi!iHatoh.
pcbS and his party are scheduled
I" reach indianapolis at 1850 L. VI.
tomorrow ana proceed from there to
Tcrr" liLut". planning 10 reach tn.
Socialist leaders home at about :
o'clock tomorrow night in tim" for
demonstration oi welcome which
is said To have been arranged for
hir. with nim on the train were
It's brother. Theodore. David kars-
ncr. his hicrrapher and MISS Celia
Trottcr and Ms. Bertha Hal. Whit.
both Of thu pcbs Freedom League
sues Wan, EnII.rs
pcbs spent the dnv here s.,in..
callers. being Interviewed and resi-
inv. Among his visitors wcr, p.,ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

"Pape's Diapcpsin" relieves stomach
distress in five minutes You don't
want "a slow remedy when your stom-
ach IS Dad--or an uncertain onc--or a
hhrin!hl on"--your stomach Is too
valuable: you mustn't injurc IL with
drastic drugs. Papc's Diapcpsin is
noted for its speed in giving relief.
It's harml"Ssncss. it's certain unfailing
action In regulating sick. sour. gassy
stomachs. Keep this perfect stomach
doctor III your homr--iic"p il handy
get a large SiNty-Ccnt case from any
drug store. and then ii you should eat
something which doesn't agree with
you, III what you eat lays like lead.
icfinentS aud sourS and forms gas.
causes headache, dizziness and nau-
sea. eructations Of acid and undi-
Scsted food-rcmember as soon as
fapeS b!apcpSin comes III contact
with the stomach all indigestion van
iShcS. IL is the most efficient ant
acid known--thc certainty and ease
with which IL ovcrcomcs stomach and
digestive disorders is Il revelation to
those who try it.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
CONSPIRACY AF0OT
TO EXPLOIT NATION.
SAYS LA TOILETTE
CnntiMMch frnm First rnr..L

continued from First ragc.b
was held in Washington a, which
high officials OF the RAILROADS. the
coal and steel aud lumber interests
attempted 10 enlist the farmers In
AN agreement whereby all agitation
by the farm interests for repeal OF
Section ~ y. and for the restoration
"f state control over intrasiatc rates
should cease
Aligned Several Farm. Intrrrsts.
The great special interests repre-
scented NJ this conference were sue
ccssful in obtaining the consent Of
certain of the farm representatives.
to such an agreement.
This conference was participated
in by the special committee r.prcse.t-
ing the railway executives. q: which
Mr.. Atterhury. OF the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. was chairman. II was held
at the Racquet Club in Washington
on. December 2. 1921 There had been
n previous conference in New York
on September 81. at which j. II. How
ard was made chairman. Those pres
cnt at the Racquet club meeting
were w. W. Attcrhury. OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad; Howard Elliott. Of
the Northern Pacific: W. j. iarahan.
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio: w. r.
storey. of the Atchison; II. :. Bin
kcrt. who is assistant to the chair
man Of the Association OF Railway
Executives. New York.
"'rhe iron and steel industries were
represented by j. y. Campbell. OF
the Youngstown sheet and Tube
Company. Youngstown. Ohio, and G..
T.. Bcmcnt. OF Lansing Mich. repre-
scnting the Novo Engine Company.
supply Concerns Represented.
Railway supply organizations
were represented by y. II. Johnson.
president of tho Railway Business
Association, of Philadelphia, Pa. and
Frank w. NoXon, secretary Of the
same association. Lumber interests
were represented by Charles Hin. of
the Southern Zine and Sales Cor
poration. Of New York; a. n. Ham
mond, of the Hammond Lumber Com
nany. Of san Francisco. Cal: j. II.
Browne, of the Pacific Lumber Com
pany. New York city.
CONSTRUCTION companies were
represented by r. C. Marshall. Mum
sey building. Washington. u. c.. and
T.. r. Trigg. OF Philadelphia. Pa.
"Thc National Industrial Traffic
League was represented by w. III.
handler. BOSTON. Mass. and j. III.
Beck. Chicago, III.
"The National Association OF Manu-
facturcrs was represented by !. A.
Emory. Of Washington, ". Q.
'AErtcuiturnl interests. TOO.
1.-THE agricultural interests were
represented by J. r. Howard, Gray
Silver, H. C: Mckenzie, of New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Hold Ncgrn for Jury Action.

a negro captured by police in a
factory at 10 North nineteenth Street
after they discovered a safes com
bination torn out and ready for plum
derinR. was held for the grand Jury
on n charge OF burglary in Police
Court yesterday. He said he was Joe
Robinson. Police allcSc they found
Robinson in the cellar OF the Virginia
Carolina Rubber Company after pistol
shots halted his attempt to escape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
FACE D|SF|GURED
WITH ECZEMA
In PimpIesF or SevenYears.
Cuticura Healed.

81 was troubled with eczema for
about seven years. My chin became
red and then broke out in pimplcs.
picked them and they spread all over
my chin and part Of my nose. /,
itched and burned terribly and my
face was disfgured.
II tried several remedies but
nothing helped me. began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
noticed how soothing they were, and
after one months treatment was
completely healed" tSigned) Mrs.
s. w. Johns, r. A.. Box 81, Lake
Charles, La.
For every purpose Of the, toilet and
bath Cuticura Soap. Ointment and
Talcum are wonderfully good.
H.mpi. Each prss By NAN. Address "ostes1a Lab.
stAtoriss. Dept Y, Maiden -. AAss" Sold every.
wheae. Soap &e. Ointment % and Soc. Tsleum So
- Cutieurs Soap shaves without mug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Policeman gets sc,,c,,..

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.--Iohn l..
carroll for thirteen years police
ratrolnian and Il medal -0f honor man,
To-Day was sentenced to from three TO
zen years In SINK Sing for accepting
u" bribc. He WAS convicted Of
taking money to nix" the case of a
motorist he had arrested for speed
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Process. believed Impossible.

Even w"r" the speedy solution OF
Ia" transmt;atipn Of metals prom =
Used. 1t is probable Ia" practical
problem would bc as distant from
solution ~ Is that OF diamond manu-
factur". which every one knows i.
possible"
Roth Dr Hy"rs and Dr Harrison T..
Howe. editor of the journal az In
dustrial and Engineering Chemistry.
differed from Professor Fisher. Who
has Ion" Ia Germany 10 Investigate
IA" reported synthetic gold achieve
m"nt. in statements attributed to
Professor Fisher that synthetic gold
might be worthless
~ ono should succeed in wha,
seems now 10 bc a very irnprobahl"
performance. tho product would be
far from worthless as Professor
Fisher is reported as fcarinr,. said
Dr. Iiow" For ali tina, We know it
might u" more valuable. VI. M"isaut.
az paris. demonstrated 1t was pos
slbl- 10 make diamonds. but the
small ones that h" did make were
more cOstiy tnhn the genuine gems"