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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
DR.. MITCHELL, IN SPEECH,
SOUNDS OPTIMISTIC NOTE
Richmond University Profcs-
sor Sees Tendency Toward
Higher Ideals in Business.
STRESSES NEEDS or mo,n
sees bright Future for Young Men of
Today and commcn,is Members OF
Modern business study Club Cor
ThrIr tgrrcsstYrnrsS

Al the first fall meeting Of the
Modern Business Study club. i'm Tho
ola colony Club. In the Richmond
Hotel. last night. at ESQ o'clock pr
;. .. Mitchell. Of the University OF
Richmond. was the principal sneaker.
His subject WAS The Greatest N.cd
Of business Today
Dr. Mitchell referred TO III. great
worth OF Alexander IIamilton's prin-
ripics 10 business. He said that Will
liam Howard Taft. past President
now member OF the Supreme Court
was close student OF Alexander
Hamilton. and he commended tho
Young men Of Richmond in organic
ing class f"r the study OF business
methods training. he declared wa,
me greatest need today in all lines
of business.
br. Mitchell pointed out that ii was
"a physical impossibi!i;y for Congress
t" give detailed attention to tn. b..
uuo subjects which come IN each
year. He said the President and
Congress plan the principal measures
which arc 10 control the business aud
the people OF the nation. but tho en-
forccmcnt OF these measures are loft
10 specialized bodies. He cited the
Interstate Commerce Cimmission. the
Federal Trades Commission. The
Shippin. Board. and like bodies ear
r%inS cat the wishes OF Congress.
lie spoke at the part science is
Wing in the business OF today. and
said one Of the results or the world
war was tho development Of dyes.
Dr. Mitchcil's talk related tho pow
az OF big business in governments.
lie said he saw indications OF higher
ideals in business. and he was opti-
mistic as IL the future for the Young
men who are today training for TIA"
duties that will dcvolvc upon them.
w. NJ lngcrsoll presided. and ".
l.. O'Flahrrty. Il past president. MADE
u brief talk in which he told Of thu
importance Of the work the members
NJ the club are undertaking, anI thr
benefits TO he derived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

state Board OF Health. lilo Cap
itol street. II y. NJ
Arrival Of Eagle boat No :. =
y. VI
Council subcommittee Oh Claims.
{ l.. NJ.
Young Democrats Of Virginia
board room t'"dcral Trust Com
pany. ! 4. NJ
Post y. +. y. ~. meets at head
quarters. Third and Main street,.
Tor inspection -: plant of Chesa-
pcahc and Potomac Telephone
Company. $3.50 l. N
Highland parh Citizens Asso-
citation. school hu!ldinG. s l.. NJ.
John c. Wistcr on Tire Rusc.'
~ the Wuman's Clue. 1 +. NJ.
Maury Memorial! Association.
6"o. Jefferson Hotel. : i. NJ
cournuhi," r':,ir. under auspices
Social Service Committee 81 En-
manuel Caursh. parish house
grounds. Hrook Road and Wilmer
.\vrurc. to l.. NJ.
Block carnival and porch party.
auspices st. Johns Circle Of Kings
Daug!tcrS. .7oU block East Grace
street. 6:3o T.. NJ.
Country club Of Virginia. see
ond round, match plays. annua!
golf tourney.
,'cr plays see Theatcr Calcn-
da:, Editorial pase.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
WILL RE|ND|CT HADLEY
UNDER WESTWOOD ALIAS
Attorneys Gum and Haddon
Announce Decision to Rep
resent Alleged Uxorcitlc.

! state Senator Julien Gum late !,
candidate in the Democratic primaries
for the Office Of Lieutenant Governor.
, and Delegate y. Gray Huddon. have
been retained as counsel for Or. MIL
mcr Amos II:,dlcy. accused by til.
licnricO County officials OF wife
murder. 1t was definitely admitted
yesterday afternoon
The attorneys held conference
Yesterday with Judge Il Carter Scott.
commemorative Attorney W. W.
Beverley and sheriff W. Wcbl Sy.lnur.
aud IT is understood that the conrns.
sion Or. liadlcy is alleged Ia have
made when he was placed under ar
rest In New Mexico was submitted
- INC defense attorneys. ir~was az
ie'wards minated that III. dcfcuse
may offer "a plea % insanity when Dr.
iiahley is brought to trial. although
there WAS no official Indication ay Ia
what the defense might be-
II has not as yet been disclosed
whether the confession. so-callcd.
viii he offered in evidence when Dr
iiadl"y is called to trial
iicnrico County authorities said
Yesterday that DR. llndlry would bc
'"tndi"icd next week by the grand
jury under the alias which hc as
.umcd whil" living in New Mexico.
which was WcStwood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
JUDGE SCOTT, IN CIRCUIT
COURT, HAS A BUSY DAY
Acls as Arbitcr of CoIorcd
Church Controversy and Re-
stores Name Of Petitioner.

Besides sitting in silent Judgment
over the special election commissions
crS engaged in couuin. the returns
IN the primary election for the Com
missioner OF the Revenue. Judge T..
carter scott. Of the cils t';rcuit
Court. otherwise was busy yrstcr,l:,v y.
C"ntror"rSy in the Culorrd Thir-
ty-iirSi street BAPTIST church. result
ing IN " chnnSc ri trustees WAS
called To the attention Of the Judge.
VINO. NJ the request Of a large num-
Der OF the congregation. removed
william clarke. ChilcS FITZGERALD.
James r"rncll and James L.. Erucc as
trustees. and Daniel Bowler. James
Il. hudson and Elijah Gray were
named as their Successors
The trustees OF Fulton Tin Meth
"dist church were authorized to hor-
row $500 on church property.
Mrs. Elizabeth -. Miles. was named
trustee of First Church of Christ.
Scientists
. John, n. Vaughan and j H. >Eilrnc
WEI" appointed trustees "f Wcdd.lI
Memorial Episcopal Church
Jud"S scot, granted petition or
Harold Richmond Hcrold to change
his name to its original ono. that OF
li"ihcimcr. lie changed his nam.-
durn. the war. when he served ~
III" aviation service. and cXpcrtru to
hc sent To Germany.
y Suit was instituted by the Ian
pcrsal Tobacco Company araiuS, tho
American ENprcSs Company - rccov-
cr 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
REOPENLVC PLANTERS VA TTONAI
BANK AUSPICIOUS OCCASION
More Than 5000 Persons Inspect Rcmodclcd lnstitu-
ton-ls Last Word in Banking
Houses

more than 3."0o persons visited til,
iiahterS National Bank during busi.
ness hours yesterday and iuspcctcd
Inc rcmodcicd banking house. from
inc huEc vaults in the basement {.
me Kitchen and dining rooms on III,
third noor of the new thrcc-etory con
crete and steel annex. where from
80 TO 3 o'clock a rcpaSt was served
The main banking room was pro
iisciy decorated with roses and othe.
flowers and cNcrgrcenS, which har-
moni2cd with the crc:nt-colorcd deco
rationS and the Italian marble conn
tiers
During tho day an orchestra rem
dercd selections. The visitors were
protusc in their compliments paid to
the officers and directors over the
changes wrought within the brown
stone ana hrick building. which WAS
built in 1872.
carncal X I"hustonc We're the ar
ch!tectS for the new addition and
the alterations made in the interior
"fA the old building. and John T..
Wilson x Company we're the builders
TIL" old building was stripped of
all partitions and converted into u
large banking space OF classical de-
sign. tacns;onc. Il cream colorcd
"olithic limestone from Cacn. France.
with the Italian marble counters and
bank screens. ana dccora tons in har-
mony, bcau,ify the immense bapking
room. which is lighted by an i'm
mcnsc sl<ylicht. through which. when
necessary. artificial light is also diff
fused.
Tho directors room is in English
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
WARNS OF dips" AS
FAIR OPENING NEARS
Pick pocket Gcntr! HriIrvcd to He
Here In Numbers On Eve nC
Exposition.

chief sherry yesterday ISSUED :,
warning 90 all houschoidc.rs to l,sr
extraordinary precautions IN l"clSing
their doors sud windows when ahscn;
rom their homes. sneak thieves ana
house breakers are coming into III"
ciiy ahead az tho STATE Fair. and un.
usual care should II" taken by cit'-
zcns, Chief Sherry said.
This warning was nupcllcd hy tn.
large number "f robbery reports.
most pf them. however. ~ trivial ma
iuTc. .Nutorinbilc owners also are
warned to lock- their cars when
marked for any leurth OF TIM" /;
* believed there are - number ~
mon in th@ city making business
Of S'"nl;nr cars
rickn""ic,s ar" IN tho city tntic.
iratiu" tn" crowds hcro USUALLY tur.
iu@ tho Fair. these gentry are -b.-
licVcd I" be h"rr In numb.vs III"
nc: WINS all p"rvons 20 hcwar" nC
til" polite" stranger who offers L.
hclr "nc OF "r ON - street ear. or who
Jos sites" IN III" crowd inside the cars.
George iI"ll"ran. claiming kcn-
tucky ~ his native state. was ar
"csted yesterday charged with nick
ins III. porN,; "f John T.. HoGc =
veteran from tho Hampton Soldiers
Home, as he was aboui TO boa ID I.
street cav at Broad street S;nt!nn.
He was held for a hcnrin. in Pnli,"
court. NJ. Cato. q Chiuanun. who
has Booth at the Fair. compiain",
that he had been robbed on a I:roal
Street car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
SEEK SITE FOR JUVENILE
DETENTION HOME HERR
Council Subcommittee I'm.
pressed by Acre Tract on
Brook Avenue.

y subcommittee Of the Utilities
Committee OF city Council ycstcr-
lay afternoon inSp' ctcd a number Of
>itc* for temporary aud permanent
detention homes for the Juvenile
court, with playground facilities at
tachoh. Tho committee. embracing.
Aid"rman lack I:pps. Councilmcu
il"k"rson and I.add. were accom-.
panied 10y Director Alien j. Sgvillo
IN" Justice j. llnSr Kicks. at the
Juvenile Court
The most impressive and mos;
iN"iIahic site L" at,arct too at,cn-
ION ut members of the committee
vas tract Of about ono acre ON
bf"uk Avenue. two blpcks, north al
IA" S"ahoard Air Lin. tracks. within
me block of tho Ashland stree, Ca~
'"". ANA two blocks from the Rich
.'"rd and llcnricu car Line rhis
rIci. IL wac rnintcd out. would he
'niiSirnt'y l3rg" "a contain :, suit
iD!" detention honir for both white
M "oi"rcd Juvenile Offenders. and
W"u 81 provide space for small plav-
~ 'unds adjacent.
other sites north Of Barton
Heights and cas-; Of Highland Park
We're inspected. hut were believed To-
." 'nncccssihi" for the purpose in
tended. The property adjoiuiun Me.
mortal Hospital also was wished
ms So"t. IL was generally agreed
would he admirable. but IT., proNimi-
- - III" hospital. The committees
VIII make its report at the next
he1tln. OF the general committee.
subcommittee OF the Council
Commits" IN Claims Viii meet at
".ciock this afternoon To visi, scv.
Graf points where aims bay. bc,n
entered against the citi- for street
iinp"oN'incn's. This COMMITTEES con
.'s'S %: '"unriimen Dichcrson and
Peters. and .tidarmau W''ri,c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
DISMISS CHARGES
AGAINST FIRENlEN
Allegations or Coudurt Detrimental tn
Department MT Sustained in
Cases of Ilnflu MI Hall.

Charges Of conduct detrimental 1"
the department. alleged by Fireman
Edward bedford against Eatiali"n
Chief John T.. Rano ana captain T..
W, Hall. were not sustained by 'hi"i
W. II loyncS, in report |" Director
". NJ. Myers yesterday. Director
Myers approved the report.
The charges were made ScNtra
weeks ago. y full hearing was given
all sides in the examination 81 about
700 witnesses. and consumed abnni
six hours. l;"th Director Myers ana
chief Joyncs sat throughout IN"
hearing. Til" decision was n"'
reached until chief loyncS had gone
,arctullv over the written evidence.
chief Ramos Headquarters aIU =;
tn. Eroad street Engin" House, wh'!r
Ca2tain Hal! is stationed At tn" head
quarters OF Engine tomnany No. !.
Twcuty-iiiiii and Broad streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

design. jacobcan period. and the fur
niHhinas are in the period Of William
AMI Mary.
IN the concrete addition the clerical
forces arc housed. On the top floor
rs IL complete and wcll-appu!ntcd
Kitchen. with private dining-ruom
Tor the officers and also one for the
employees.
'rhc vault. constructed along the
latest lines. i cncased in eighteen
inches OF concrete and four inches OF
steel. The vault door is twelve
inches thick. OF solid steel. and bur
slar proof. II has LOCO boxes and
available s2a~c for 1000 additional
boxes. The vault stands in the cen
direct Wow Of persons entering the
Main street doors of the institution,
In the basement are two large
vaults for heavy valuablcs. such as
siivcrwarc. and an elevator runs from
the sidewalk 10 The basement TO-. the
handling Of heavy boxes or trunks.
The rcmodelcd building has a mod
Crn heating ana ventilatin. system.
as we'll as rest rooms for the women
employees and showers anu lockers
FOR the men.
The officers Of the Planters National
Bank arc: ". Meade Addison. prcsi-
dent: Richard II. smith chairman OF
the board: j. j. Montague. Warren
NJ. Goddard. Conway II. Gordon and
Henry G. ration. vice presidents:
Warren NJ. Goddard. cashier: -. V.
Morton. w. w, Ncaic. Il. G. Andrews
and w Edwin Miller. assistant
cashiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

Suherintcndcnl Of Police and l,iro
'e''Srarh w II. Thompon stated
Yesterday that he had completed
pians Tor turning nigh, into da -"
me state Fair Grounds mex, week
""P'r'h' eh3cnt Thompson has Der
~ "''' '"IS lcat ever since the or
S =, ZION OF the Fair Association.
lie has some special tricks nf his
own. ana has given general satis-
action /" III" thousands who WISH,
ne iair ~ night. This wear" 81 ia
superintendent Thompson. II will
ming some surprises. and beat any
thing ! have heretofore a;tcmni,d'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
WECMAN-BRUTON co.
BUY LOCAL PROPERTY
Ne" Jersey Corporation Purchases
es, Hnrdwirhr H0IIiaEs for
.aut SIuD.OoD

Announcement was made ycstcitl.
by Eiam & Funster. realtors thar
they had sold ~ private sale lHs
PROPERTY Of Charlie. W. HardwicNc
at the northeastern corner ~
Eighteenth and cary Streets. 10 nc
Weyman- Breton ca. ioc sl0o .uut
The properly Is now occupied by Mr.
iisrdwicHe Is a SASH. door ana blind
factory Tn" Wcyman- D:uton 90. 9,
Sew Jersey corporation. recent
purchased the J. G Dill Tobacco
Complain and Il. with the Unltca
states TOBACCO Company wNI take
possession of the propcrtv abou,
February ]. 1892
The purchase Of the Hardwick.
property gives the Wcyman- Br,rtap
so. tn" entire frontarc on ,,,ry
street between Eighteenth ana Nine.
tteenth streets
II is expected Improvements ,yi,I
+be MADE I" the property Jul. pur-
chased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
GAN, n-hcnr,n= IN m,nn Tn, cr>-.

~" Eat" SurrcrNr Court az IN
pcils has granted III" city OF Hich-
nn',d = r"hcrrin: "a the cas-" az tho
!auk tax. rcmandin= IL to thu ilu.'-
n"S Court, and Il" 'larin" thHt III"
procedure must re ln accord with The
""r"iit decision uf Ihr United States
Supreme Court. whiCA HnS against
tn" citv and in favor OF the Mcr-
chants National I;aaH. in whose name
the tcSt case was originally BROUGHT.
Th.r, is said To lie several hundred
thousand dollars involved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Cnm,,nittcc tn Mcc, rmln,

ih" iirst meeting Of the cN .C,,tivt.
committee al The Young Democrat.
az NirGinia. viii be- held in III. boa II
room oi the Federal Trust Company at
o'clock this. afternoon. Richa~.! +.
h"Irn" is president Of the club. IN,
'Ntcu''N" c"mmiitc" is composcG oI
hiic"n men ANA fifteen women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

citizens OF Highland PARK VII a
Scntblr in the schoolhuusc '"ni-..t at
= o'clock for the purp"S" 81 conr!ci-
ing the organization % NV $50
ci9tion. The name viii l." select, 81
tonight. and officers viii be 81 r'tai
The temporary committee is cu'rG"s.si
nf james Harris, chairman: stuart
shelton, Grayson Crosby. NJ. Nir
ginia Driver aud Miss Emily Wn' u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

FE'*I'rn' " IT. \dIius. ~ tho
f'hid OF A'd"rmcn. is. duriuy Tho
hhS"ns" of Mayor Ainsli". acting as
h"a" Of tn" mnn"irali,y Mayor
A'hsh" - III I'hi!adclphia. whore he
went to attend the ceremonies So
vid"ni"i 1" the launching Of Tho soon,
cruiser "l;ichmond. lie il. expected
back today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Expect E:ngIc nont To-day.

1t IS expected that Eagle nua- ~,
VIII arrive at the ltichmoni dock
THIS morning ut . o'clock. for her
t'iaI training cruise. Sin officers and
wcntN-four naval reserves arc aboard
tn" boat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Miller & Rhoads
-"TnE SHOPPING cENTER"-
Us Shirts at Csc Each

HrOkcn lots from our regular siock modc
ncckband style, with soft double cuffs. Fri
day mornings selling should dispose of
them; sizes II to H.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-29
ENGLAND TO STAY WET.

London. March 2S,-alarm over the prospect of Great Brita n going dry was deprecited by Baron Birkenhead, lord chancellor. speaking at the annual ban quet of the Allied Brewery Traders Association He said members of the association did not, in his belief, have any cause for anxiety.
 As to the chance of a general move such as has taken place in America he said q am one of those who could not even conceive that similar change could taken place in Great Britain, | should most profoundly regret it if any such change did take place. because am individualistie enough in my out look. both upon private and public ar fairs. ro resent profoundly attacks against the principles upon which IS based the right of any individual to regulate his own private life"
Daily picayune., 1921-03-29
VIVIAN HERE TO
 PAY RESPECTS
FRENCH SPECIAL ENVOY AR. RlVES IN UNITED STATES ON
 MISSION OF COURTESY"

New York March 2S-Rene Viviani. former premier of France and now en- voy extraordinary tO this country. ar rived today and will go to Washington tomorrow. He expects to confer with President Harding, to see whom he came "On mission of courtesy"
 A small reception committee of city and State Department officials went down the bay to meet the official and brought him to Battery Park. where thousands assembled NJ Viviani re- fused to discuss the official nature of his visit before talking with President Harding
 ''I have come to the United States. he said. ito pay the president of this great republic the respects of the gov ernment and the entire nation of France In saluting the first great citizen of the great American democracy, I sa- lute also the great and noble people for whom France keeps her tender af- lection and eternal gratitude"
 NJ. viviani will remain in Washing ton until Friday when he will return here for luncheon Saturday of the Federation of the French Alliance. He will return to Washington Sunday and will be guest of honor next Monday at dinner given by Senator Medill Mccormick, who recently returned from France Thursday. April :. he will again return to New York to attend q luncheon of the New York Chamber ot Commerce. Thereafter he will spend most of his time in Washington until 1 he returns.
 Marcel Knecht. director of the French Information Service here, said 1 tonight the former premier's visit has nothing to do with Frances war debt. T can perhaps make this perfectly ! clear" he said when l rell you re ply made by NJ Viviani to some Frenc'. journalists a short time ago when plans were made for his trip to America.
 ".Are you going to the States for the purpose of seeking a cancellation of our war debt?' he as wasked. TO which he made this characteristic re ply: The French are no heggars, and they propose to pay their debts.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-29
Wrote Anonymous Letters.

The first clue leading to suspcioh that Sizemore had Il part in the mur- der of Miss Cook was obtained from anonymous letter received ny sherlii
 Thomas k. Hughes and Chief ot fo- lice D D BaZer In these letters whleh Sizemorc admits having written anu to which he signed the name Of VIII E. Whalen. he attempts to place the re sponsibility for the killing of MISS Cook upon another nurse, whose haihe ha gives as Mrs. Mary Carter. but who is n former wife of Sizemore: Follow inc receipt of the letters. Deputy Sher if Frank Cravens and Detective Bert Stone were detailed to run down anu il rrest the author, resulting in the ar rest of Dr. Sizemore at Leesvilie al q o'clock Saturday morning.
 Sizemore tolked freely and willingly botb to the officers en route to ShreVe- port and to Sheriff Hughes and Detec- five Bazer after his arrival here last night He told the officers that he hao known Miss Cook for more than two vears. having first met her in Dallas. He said that they had been quite intl- mate. and that at one time Miss Cook met him in Hot Springs in response to q letter he had written her. By req son of his friendship for Miss Cook, ne said his wife. who he now says is pos ing as Mrs. Mary Carter, declared her intention of putting Miss Cook out O. the way and had agreed to pay s9n to have Miss Cook killed.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-29
TOWNSHIP ASSESSMENT
 BOARD NAMED

County Judge ]. w. Franks has ar- pointed the following as members ot the township board of assessment and valuation for the year 1921.
 Alabama township-J. H. Miller Wal do, R. F. D. ?. D. c. Nichols, Buckner. R. F. D. l.
 Albany township-R. F. Carnes, Elm met, R. F. D. 2, J. M. Bennett, Emmet, R. F. D. ?.
 Boughton townshfp-I J. Ursery, Boughton, W. c. Cornelius, Prescott, R. F. D. 4.
 Caney township-D. E. Turner. Gale, R. F. D. ?, T. A. Jetton, Rosston, R. F. D. 1.
 Emmet township-T F. Hughes Elm met, S. J. Weaver, Emmet, R. F. D. 3. Georgia township-J. ]. Hirst, Pres colt, Gale Route, ]. H. Waddle. Gale, R. F. D. ?.
 Jackson township-W. &. Martin, Rosston, R F. D. l, J. R. Boyce, Ross ton, k. F. n. l.
 Leake township-J. B. Starrtt. Stephens, R. F. D. 3. !. Doss Phillips Glenville.
 Missouri township-W. R. Barham, Prescott, w s. Roe, Prescott, K. F. D. (.
 Parker township-W. s. Daily, Bod cav, R. R. Martin, Rosston, k. F. D. < Redland township-Levi Cox, Pres cott, R. F. D. 3, c. w Dewoody, Sayre, R. F. D. L
Daily picayune., 1921-03-29
LINKED DOCTOR
 IN MURDER CASE
SHREVEPORT OFFICERS BELIEVE DR. SIZEMORE CONNECTED
 WITH KILLING NURSE.

Shreveport, March 2s.-Several links were added today to the chain of cir cumstanees connecting Dr. H. Thoina $ Sizemore. arrested at Leesville Satur- day, with the murder of Miss Gladys Cook. tra ined nurse, formerly of New port. Ark, whose death occurred at a local sanitarium last Tuesday. follow ing brief illness resulting from Il blow on her head According to an opinion by Dr. Willis P Butler, who made post mortem examination of the wound after the girls death, the bruises indeat ted that the blow which caused her death was inflicted by q mans fist
 Dr. Sizemore, who was placed i'll the parish jail Saturday night. was ques- toned by Sheriff Hughes Sunday, and while the prisoner pleaded that he was feeling too badly to make an extended statement he insisted that the state ments made Saturday are true and that the anonymous letters mailed to Sheriff Hughes and Chief of Police Bazer. bearing the signature of Will F.. Whalen. were written by him, and that every statement made in the let ters is true.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-29
GUILTY OF FIVE MURDERS

Florence x. C.. March 2S.-Edmund Bigham of pamplico, was convicted of murder by jury today for killing his mother. brother, sister and the latter's two adopted children, two months ago, and was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Columbia, April S, A motion for a new trial was overruled. but law yers will appeal.
 The victims were found on Bigham's farm. all having been killed with re- volVer.
 Mrs. May Bigham, wife of the defen- dant, and her children were not pres ent when the verdict was announced When she was informed fit few minutes later she collapsed.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-29
ACTRESS TO BE JAILED

Los Angeles, March 2S.-Bebe Dan iels motion picture star was f'und guilty of speeding by a jury ih ''ndse Cox's court at Santa Ana this after noon and sentenced to 10 days in Ja'l. ], motion fo ra new trial by Miss Dan iels attorney was denied ny Judge Cox, who then imposed the jail sentence. The fury reached a verdict in five mn utes. Whether Miss Daniels will ap- neal the case was not stated. She was harged with driving her car in Orange county at speed of more than oo miles an hour