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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
MANY GO TO WASHINGTON
TO PAY TRIBUTE TO FLOOD
CovernorElec Trnkle Heads Delegation of Virginians
who Will Attend Funeral of Late Representative
i'll Nations Capital This Morning

Many NirEinians Will attend the
funeral o: the late Representative
Henry Delaware Flood. who died
suddenly last Thursday morning.
which vii! be held in the Church of
the Covenan, i'll Washington, at II
o'clock this morning. Govcrnor-E.lcct
Il. Lee Trinklc. OF Wythcvillc. and
Lieutenant-G Governor II. +. Buchanan
Will be among those who will nav
respect TO the memory of the late
Congressman from the Tenth Dis
trict and chairman Of the State Dem
ocratic Committee.
Among those from Richmond who
will attend the obsequies are Jacob
y. Brcnaman. secretary of the State
Democratic Committees: Colonel Jo-
seph Button, Commissioner of In
surance: Judge William l.. Rhea,
chairman, and Major Alexander For
ward and Berkeley y. Adams. of
Charlotte. members OF the State Cor
poration Commission; State Treas
urcr Charles y. Johnston. Attorney
General john X. Saunders. John W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
YOUNG WOMAN SOUGHT
IN PHYSICIANS SLAYING
Relieve She Concealed Revolver ir
MuH Before Firing FatnI
shot
lBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Dec. ll.--A young
woman 'wh" served in France during
the war tonight became the center
OF police investigation OF the murder
last night OF DR. Abraham Glickstcin,
OF brooklyn. Though admitting they
wanted TO locate this woman. officials
refused To say whether she was sus-
pectcd of being the one who. con-
cealing revolver in her muR, shot
the physician in his Office and then
calmly brushed past several patients
in the reception room and disup-
pearcd.
Through member of PHYSICIANS
family the police said they had
learned the identity of woman they
believed could solve the mystery.
She had not appeared at her home to-
day they said. 1t was reported that
detectives had been sent TO Philadel-
phia to follow up the trail.
Ihe revolver, with one chamber con-
.aihinE discharged cartridge. was
found inside n tattcred mum. hidden
under book case by the slayer be-
fore she left the office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Support Of Assistant Demo
cratic Leader Gives Further
Evidence of Ratification.
DECLARES PACT is MILD
Nebraska Senator Asserts
Agreement Is Similar to
League Covenant.
[By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1i.-rur
ther assurance of bipartisan Senate
support for the four-power Pacific
treaty, came tonight with announce
mcnt by Senator Hitchcock. OF Ne
braska. assistant Democrats leader
ana ranking Democratic member of
the Foreign Relations Committee,
,ha. he expected to vote for it's rati-
fication.
No Big objection.
II see no reason for opposition to
the treaty" said Senator Hitchcock.
There does not seem 10 be any very
serious objection nor any reason for
great rejoicing over it, IL reminds ne
Of the old saying that it is good
enough. what there is OF II, and
enough Of such as il is"
Senator Hitchcock said tile treaty
was similar in some respects TO thc
league of nations covenant
i'he treaty is very mild and il go od
enough way To get rid Of the Anglo
Japanese alliance
Hopes Are Increased
Senator Hitchcock's announcement
made upon his return from the West.
followed others by Democratic lead.
crs that they would give the treaty
their support With he Republican
leadership already on record In be-
nalf OF the treaty. hopes OF it's rati-
fication were today increased
1t appeared moro definite that tho
opposition would be limited to n few
of the "irrcconcilab!es" of the league
OF nations fight with the prospect
that their number would be less than
in the league controversy
Senator Eorah. OF Idaho. prominent
Republican opponent OF the lcagu.
continued his silence with regard TO
new treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Former President Will Con.
iin,lc Hands-OH Ali.
t,ldc on Treaty.
CRATlFIED AT UNION
Will Make No Move TO Di-
rect Democratic Forces
in the Senate.
Hy Robert >. Ben,ier,
United News STAN Correspond,

Ihited News STAN Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Dec il-Formor
President Wilson VIII maintain lis
coEtinucd hands Off policy OF silence
in regard 10 the sdninistration's for
etgn policy. according 10 Intimate c
fr!cnd'
II may he stated. however. on the
same authority rhat Wilson natural
~ would b. gratsded" Mt the spirit
and trend OF The Harding policy ns
given expression in the mex quad
rupIe Pacific union.
The former President is described
ar being somewhat surprised and
quit" pleased in wha; he believes to
b. = manifested Republican support
OF Us though; that peace may lie
secured rs joint action OF great
powers.
N"vcrthcless, wilson will make no
move 10 assert leadership I'm the
minority Democratic forces in the
Senate. when his Judgment on Demo
cratic foreign policy in the Senate has
been sought by his party leaders on
ether occasions since the Harding adj
min!stra,ion commenced. he has re-
mained scrupulously silent. He Will
/; is said. follow like course In the
present situation. although his friends
express "A belief that pro-lcague
Democrats should support the new
pact because. in principle. he seeks to
do ia the Pacific what the league Of
nations aspires To do in Europe and
the rest OF the world
Copyright 1921. hy United News)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
HARDING WILL AID
CARUSO MEMORIAL
President Accepts Honorary Chair
mnuShip of Proposed
Foundation.
lBy Associated Press. ]


NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-Prcsidcnt
Harding has accepted honorary chair
mahShip OF the caruso American Me
mortal Foundation. which is planning
annual music scholarships and awards
TO deserving students in memory OF
The great Italian tenor. This was an
nouMccd tonight by Paul ID. Cravath
president OF the, permanent national
committee Of the Foundation
The President in Il letter To Mr..
Cravath. said:
II cannot but fcl that such n roun-
dation would lie the most practical
and effective method of testifyine n
national. not only in tie great caruso.
but in the pcrpctuation OF the bcs,
forms of art.
"fou will realize. OF course. that my
contributions To your efforts will
necessarily be of a Very nominal
character on account of complete ab-
%orption in public business here. but
~ is pleasure TO give this much
testimony OF my approval of what
YOU are doing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
JAIL DELIVERY STAGED
IN THE BROAD DAYLIGHT
Tommy O'Connor, Sentenced
10 Die Thursday, Armed
for Battle to Death.
Auro is SMASHED ~ rL,cHr
Prisoners Inst Seen Heading To-
wards South side Underworld
Itrady to Meet pursucrx.
icy Associated rrcss.l

CHICAGO. Dec. ll.-Tommy o'Con-
ror. two-gun man. sentenced TO be
hanScd next Thursday FOR murder.
and two notorious criminals today
escaped from tho county jail lighting
their way past half Il dozen ruarrrs.
most OF whom were beaten into un-
consciousness by the dcspcradoes In
their dash for liberty.
Starting in the fourth noor Dull
pen" where the prisoners were cxer-
cisins at IL o'clock this morning, tho
break for freedom led down Ave
floors. through the basement. into the
jail yard and over n twclvc-foot wall
TO street where an automobile was
Communicated. The driver. a pistol
poked into his face, was told to
drive like hell"
Crashes Into Pole.
y few minutes Inter the machine
crashed into n telephone pole, but
the bandits continued their flight.
O'Connor Communicated another car.
and when last seen tho murderer,
who has been characterized by the
police as Chicago's most desperate
sunman. was headed toward the
South Side underworld. armed for
battle. TWO other prisoners who at
tempted 10 escape with the trio were
captured in the Jail grounds
The escape. carried out in broad
daylight. was the most sensational in
this part Of the country in many.
years. aud apparently was carefully
planned in advance. II was success
ful despite tho fact that several jail
crs refused to heed the threat OF
O'Connor's pistol and risked their
lives in trying 10 obstruct his dash
for liberty.
Were Held for Robbery.
The two men who ESCAPED with
oConnor were Edward Darrow.
charged with n 100000 robbery. and
James La Porte, alleged to have been
implicated in $4,000 robbery.
o'Connor had been In trouble with
the police on many occasions. but
ms apparent immunity from convic-
ton earned him the title of "L.ucky
Tommy"
Last spring half n dozen detectives
Went TO O'Connor's house to question
nm about crime. While they wer.
there Policeman Patrick O'Neal was
Shot to death and O'Connor. later CON
Victed or the murder. escaped despite
The presence of half n dozen orncers
'oont'hued on Page =, Col. oO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
OprUHTUNIrY 81, |,

Th!s is II case of three Old sisi.r.
1hey are All between % ANA ~
years old. in destitute cIrTr,,
stances. The only home 10 which
they are eligible is not able To t.t =.
them at present. They have lived
They are thrifty, ana able To- r.i
along OH very small cMbenall,ire
but they are too frail, ut,cr lives
OF hardships, to do hard work-cven
hundred dollars VIII keep them TO-
sether for another year. Surely the
public OF Richmond and Virginia
VIII not allow these people to be
separated. or sent TO the City Home
They are ladies who have seen pet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Orders O'Connor Killed;
Suspension for Capture
fRy Enitcd Ncws.l

CHICAGO. Dec. li.-Policc Chief
Charles Fi;zmorris announced he
would suspend any policeman who
tried to capture Tommy O'conncr.
man killer. who today effected n
Spectacular escape from jail here.
Kill him." ordered the chief.
II want him dead. not alive. lie
will never surrender so long as
he can shoot, so | don't want any
OF my men taking chances. will
suspend the officer who tries to
capture him"
Fiizmorris charged some one in
authority" allowed O'Connor 10 go
free as he was about to be hanged.
1T was a deliberate conspiracy.
and they gave him everything but
road map and II street dircc-
tory said Fitzmorris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
NEW TURKISH ADMIRER
D.Annnnzio May Visit AnGora Neat
10y Associated Press. ]

CONSTANT1NOPLE, Dec. l1.-Ac
cordinG to Anatolian newspapers re-
celvcd here, Gabrielle dAnnunzio.
who has revealed himself as an adj
mircr OF the Turkish Nationalist
government, is expected to visit An
CORA next spring.
The Nationalists are wrought\ up
over the seizure OF munitions and
the capture of a Turkish officer on
board an Italian ship of Cephalon:a
and also over the assault agains.
Bekir Samy Bey. former Nationalist
Foreign Minister, by a mob
Greeks in Piraeus. The Angora gov
crnment has mado protests agains.
these Incidents and requested sn.fn.
quiry into them. Z K,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
SEE CONFERENCE END
BEFORE FIRST OF YEAR
Signing of New Treaty Likely
To Await Settlement of
Naval Problem.
PART, LEADERS Arrno,E FACT
''HrdinE 10 Await Adjournment Of
Gathering Brforc Giving
Fact To senate.
IDy Associn,cdrres

WASHINGTON. Dec witt the
four power ;rcaty In nnal ;ornl ana
|Hn agreement on naval ra,io ;c.
rhrded ~ practically assured. tn,
arms conference goes into !,s Ht,h
week with l,s principals confident
'h"y can wind up al! their major
duties here by tho end of the year.
The problems of The Far East aud
details Of the naval reduction pro-
gram. including the question of Pa
|cihc Island fort!ncatious and naval
hascy, now become tho subjects o.
primary consideration. The Far East
"rn discussions are to lie pressed for
ward at daily meetings OF tho COM
nittee ot the Who'll. at the Same time
that III" naval situation is clearing up
through continued communication
with The foreign capitals and while
Inc separate negotiations Novcr shan
tung ana Yap ar. vcrglng toward
decision.
Instructions frnm Tok:D.
Although there arc Indications that
Japan is about ready 10 accept the
American ''5-5-3" nuva! ratio, Il: IS
not considered unlikely that She ;nay
refrain from committing herself
dchnitoly unti there Is a clearer uu-
lorstanding about future for,iGca-
tonF ON tnc Pacific Stands There
has been a general Indication that all
tue powers arc willing 20 assent TO
an arraur.mCnt ~ which all present
detcnscs IN Pacific waters would be
retained and none added in The !u-
iurc. but the question is Vet TO bc
Further instructions from Tokyo
were received today by the Japa-
ncse delegates. The nature OF the
message was not revealed, but there
were evidences that the Japanese
were preparing To canvass the s'tua-
ilon relative to Pacific bases tcforc
going further with the naval ratio
been long regarded by Japan as in
scparably linked. and her desire to
dispose Of both AT one time is not re-
cardcd as n serious barrier TO q ratio
agreement.
Await Chinese Decision
The negotiations relative to China
although proceeding separately. ais"
the Japanese while the naval uu,s-
ton is in allegiance. and there have
hccn some hints that they would pre-
fcr to see decision in that quarter
,Coutinucu on paw. ~ Col II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Hooscgow Perfect. Goes
Miles to Sleep i'll Cell
LEY United News.l

HAMMOND. IND, Dec. 11.-of
all the jails Dusty Dan" McNally
ever slept in, the local bastile is
his idea OF the hooscgow per.
feet.
So when night foamd him in Chi
cago he took Il taNicab TO this city
and paid 4 bill that would have
paid for suite for royalty at
any hotel. All he wanted was a
nights lodging.
This Is the best little jail In
the country" he said when shown
+ to a cell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
JAPS SENDING FRESH
TROOPS INTO SIBERIA
Tokyo Foreign Office Declares Situn-
tion Compcls Retention or Sol
tlters in Prcsert SituatiO
IBy Associated Press

TOKYO. Dec. 1i.--.Tapan is rop!ac-
ing the troops in the maritime PROV
inccs of Siberia with fresh contin-
gents. This action, It Is said, is
taken in view Of the failure of the
conference at Daircn between Japa-
nesc and representatives OF the Chita.
or Far Eastern republic, to reach an
agreement and the prospect that such
an agreement will not come in tho
near future.
Tho Foreign Onicc reitcratcs that
tho situation In Siberia is unsettled,
compelling tho retention OF troops Mt
their present atuatlonA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
TELLS WHITE LIE
ont of work, Says He Has job, Ends
His Life.
-IRY IInitcl NeMS-l

CHICAGO, Dec. 1l.-George Koehn
told his last white lie 10 his wife.
Honey. I've got job" he an
nounced on his arrival home. lie had
Eeen searching for weeks.
They celebrated the wonderful news
and spent a happy evening.
Later the wife found his body life
less in their tiny kitchcncttc. The
gas was turned on. Beside the body
was, note signed Your untruthful
husband"
IL have lied TO YOU for the last
time" ii said. IL have done my best
to find work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
sh"r, OF Fuel. Call. for Al,

BOSTON. Dec. little British mo-
tor tank steamer Seminole. Baton
Rouse for New England port. re-
ported by wireless today that she was
short OF fuel. thirty-fivc miles on
the Nantucket Shoals iightship. The
coast guard cutter Tampa was son,
To her assistance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
YER BEA IT'S GUARDS FLEES WITH TWO CONVICTS;
'OkYO SENDS NEW INSTRUCTIONS TO DELEGA TIE
Dreamy and Gay Dances
to Take World by Storm

fAtIJ. Dec. li.-Cnion French
dancing masters held "a private
session yesterday. "A, which two
new dances were introduced.
which, II IL claimed, will take the
world By storm. They are called
the "BalcncelIo." which is undu-
iating. lansuorous and dreamy. and
the 'poica Criolla." which is a yny
dance. that obtains the maximum
effect Tor tho minimum OF effort"
according l" the creator.
Th" former darcy was devised
by Monsieur Raymond. who de-
Tended tango by dancing IL before
the Archbishop Of Paris. Tho new
dances are not broken away from
jazz. but offer a stern rcbukc TO
the "Shimmy Shakers" which are
considered altogether too vulgar
for Paris a!I-n!Eht dance halIs.
Copyright, 1924. by Public
Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
NlNIANI TO RETURN
Head Of French Delegation i'ians
IiOmr Trip.
icy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Dec. I'M. viviani.
head OF the French delegation. has
telcGraphcd the French government.
that. in his opinion, the armament
conference has sufficiently advanced
toward its principal object TO permit
his return to Paris. Although no re-
ply has yet been received, NJ Viviani
expects that it will be favorable. and
has arranged passage for himself
and Nine. Viviani on the Paris. sail
ing December II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
MYSTERY IN SEALING
YAP-CUAM CABLE
postnI Company Officials I'm San
Francisco Mystificd by
Action,
fBy United News.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE
sealing of the Yap-Guam cable ap-
pears to he a good deal of a mystery
Local officials OF the Postal com
many. operating the Pacific cable, OF
which the Tap-Guam cable Is a
branch. were unable to explain just
where the cable had been seated or
by whom.
The general opinion, however,
seemed to be that japan had or
dered the cable sealed at the Yap
end-for some reason which is un-
known.
The only ones having n right to
seal the cable. according TO local
officials, arc the Navy Department
which controls Guam: the Postal
company, and the Japanese govern
mcnt, controlling the Yap end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
WILL REJECT Rail.
WAGE REDUCTIONS
:,I.0,D shop LnborcrS Vote W App
peal To Board for In
lBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-.-Rcpresenta-
tives Of $4,000 maintenance of way
and railroad shop laborers through
out the country. voted here today to
reject any wage reduction proposals
by the roads and appeal to the Rail-
road Labor Board on December 10 for
per cent
Tho increases TO be asked would
raise the scale OF maintenance of
way men from 40 TO AZ IL cents an
hour, and add 10 cents an hour to
the scale now paid all forcmcn and
laborcrs In mechanical departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
EXPECT CLOSE VOTE.
IN THE Dali E|REANN
WILL FAVOR TREATY.
Ratification Is Considered
Quite Safe by the Eng
lish Parliament.
BELIEVE DE VALERA
WILL FIGHT BITTERLY
Lloyd George to Make Pow
crful Plea in Speech to
Commons Wednesday.
fBy Associated press.l

LONDON. Dec Il-In the absence
% any ncw move. and awaiting i'm
rortsnc developments of the coming
week. the press and public arc en-
rngcd In estimating the chances N
ihc pending struggle for and against
tho new Irish treaty. Those best
informed see no reason to modify
ihcir view that III. treaty will be
accepted by the Irish people, but
are inclined 10 take Il less sangunc
view OF its chances in Wednesdays
Tail Eircann meeting.
II is bc,ievd that I:amonn do
Valera and his supporters will be
able to nut ND IL stiff fiuht. lie will
have powerful aid from Charles
burgess. the Minister Of Defense.
who Is eloquent and persuasive. while
the brunt OF the defense OF the
treaty is likely to fall on Michael
Collins, who, in the opinion of some
writer's. will find himself greatly
handicapped by all the complimentary
things the English press has been
saying about him since the settle
nent was reached.
EApcct Narrow Majority.
Present Indications favor "a mar
:ow majority for the treaty and
probable reference to a picbiscite OF
the Irish people. IL the English
i'arliamcnt ratification is considered
pu;te safe 1t is admitted that An
drew Eonar Law, even ir not an.
proving all the clauses of the treaty,
has decided To accept il in prinoiplc.
or at least, not To offer substantial
opposition, his view being that ~
s,cr is sufficiently protected by Ike
privilege "f contracting out
The small body OF ''lic-hardS' IN
Tie House Of Commons, numberim.;
about hf;y. had counted on Bonar
Law. ana their opposition to th.
treaty Is likely 10 cvaporatc measure
ably. wanting this aid.
Craig Returns to nclfnst
Premier Lloyd George has been
utilizing the Weekend at Chedu6rs
Court i'm preparation of his speech
for delivery "Wednesday in the
House OF Commons. He is expected
To speak an hour and a half and to
make powerful plea for the treaty.
Ii is believed that the debate will
he concluded more speedily than
was at first thought possible and that
the treaty may he ratified aud the
session closed by the end oc the
week. The necessary legislation to
Sire effect to the settlement Will bc
introduced at the new session in
February.
Sir James Craig. The Ulster
Premier. who has been conferrns
with the Prime Minister In Lon
dnn: returned 10 Belfast tonight. bu;
n" definite expression OF listers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
HOOVER STARTS SALE
OF REPORTS TO PAPERS
For Dime or Special delivery Stamp,
weekly Surveys OF Department
VIII lie Mnf:cu.
lEv Assoclateh rress.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Jl.-Secretary
Hoover has undertaken the sale" OF
Commerce Department reports to the
by the page in o"der that
the American business man hive the
assistance OF these expert. official
report on foreign market conditions.
For dime. Or Il special delivery
stamp. officials explained. the depart
mcnt is sending ont advance sheets
of the departments weekly surveys
OF foreign and domestic trade condi-
tons in Time for papers To print 4
page OF this matter on Saturdays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

OPPORTUNITY 80. 4.

our nfhur.u dollars - needed
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thcir father Is utiu. The puys .,rr
no" "Ita relatives. Who are t.u.ni,.
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Charities has Dren pay,u.. ir., -
poard IN order that tncSe en- g..
mlBht nave some nome NE c..
.taNe never Known wat AZ - 10 uy
IhcS are nTignt boys VINO ILl MAJ
good ciii"ens II tney can have tn
propcr training.
Previously acknowledged rs - ="
tohtilbul IONS received SAL
urda! ............... 20 :.
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oi.roi,TuNIry 40. &.
'rctai To date.
urrunrLNrll No. :.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

This is :. ease Tor which ~. ,vi.h
10 raise 5000. The husband in
this family is II man oI about
forty years old, who w!Il never
unable TO so out to work Ther..
are nFc children. ages Ii. g. :. u and
= VINO VIII all need IL good deal
ot incuicii attention II they are TO
mother says sne will die II sh, mas
10 give up her children, Lut sh,.
cannot earn enough 20 support
them.
Previously acknowledged IS 81 81
Contributions received Sa,.
uruay 70 an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Cnntnin Erazicr Dies.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec. H.
Captain s. j. ~. Frazier, OF Chatta-
nooga, retired capitalist and Confed-
erato soldier, died a. Tampa, Fla,
this morning, aftor a short illness Of
pnoumonia.