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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-15
Cooperative League
owe offices
From Albuquerque

SANTA, July H.-Thc Pacific Co
operative league, a California cor
poration. has notified the state cor
poratlon commission that the New
Mexico OFFICE has been transferred
from Albuquerque to CarrizoSo.
Askc succeeds w. J. Pattor-
son as resident agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
.POlNCARE GIVES VIEWS on
CONFERENCE ENEGO7TA TTONS
Says France and Great Britain Have Attacked Study O
Oriental Situation in Very Differ
>cnt Slate Of Mind

use in the ievan;, the Greek army
and navy as auxilia.ies. or rather as
replacement troops for the British
forces.
Inc marvellous capability OF Ven
izelos was exercised if not 10 the
profit Of Constantine. a, least to the
profit of the nation which then be-
'rayed the grea, statesman and re-
called the pro-Gcrman sovereign.
Yet this apparently only confirmed
the English Governmcn; in its pre-
Nions disposition towards Greece.
And IL is therefore, not surprising
that Premier <alogcropou.os. before
his departure for London conii,ied IN
newspaper men that he had nigh
hopes of success in making his plea
"a, the conference.
Whatever our feelings OF resent.
ment towards Constantine. We should
n. least be thankful that Greece will
not be called upon to pay too dearly
and that sherwill be able to conserve
as pluch-as- possible the fruits of our
common victory. But we must con.
slider as well the interests of France
Neither in a financial nor In a mil.
itary way will she be able to sup.
CONTINUED on Page 9, Col. S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
COSTA R|CANS ARE kept IN
DARK ON PANAMIAN BREAK
Newspapers Express Surprise at
Alarming Reports of EX-
pcctcd Clash.
EDITORS BECOME sArlRIcAL
Inquire IL Panama Is Making War
on Japan or Suffering Internal
Disorders - Vnllarino Is C0urtc-
ouslv Treated.
Iny Associntcd Prcss. /

PANAMA. Feb. 27.--Pcoplc OF Costa
lsica apparently know nothing. abou.
the conflict of their country with
Panama. said Oc,avio vallarino. /,
prominent Panaman. who arrived here
yesterday afternoon from san Jose.
lie said the newspapers OF that Costa
Rican cit. had OH Friday published
story in which surprise was mani :
tested regarding reports from Pana-
ma. and asking satrically IL Pauama
was making war Oh Japan. or suffer
ing Internal disorders.
Naliarino said he had no dnlculty y
IN obtaining u passport. and that he
was courteous,y treated b. Costa
iican government officials when h.
departed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
lBy Associated rress.l

LONDON. Feb. 2;.--On the virtual
eve OF the allied conference with the
Germans on the rcparations and dis
armament Questions the two princi-
pal allied military chiefs. Marshal
Foch, of France. and Field Marshal
Sir Henry Wilson. the British chief
OF staff. spcnt the weekend by in
vitation with MIR. Lloyd George and
Premier BRAND. OF France, III their
scclusion at Chequers Court. the new
country nomc Of the Prime Ministers
Of England.
'l'ic purpose pf tho consultation
was 10 reduce TO dciinitc form the
various proposals for the application
OF military and economic pressure
sufficient TO change the mind of Ger
many should her government refuse
the rcparationa terms OF tho allies.
This subject has been moditatcd
upon deeply by both the French and
the British general staffs. and cspe-
cially H. faris. for several months
past. and the present was by no
means the FIRST exchange in views
between the two military chieftains
as 10 what action could b6 taken and
effectively continued for months or
even years. to compel Germany TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
LLOYD GEORGE AND BRAND .
CONFER WITH WAR CHIEFS
MarshalS och and Wilson Talk With Premicrs-Dis
cuss Proposals OF Military Pressure Sufficient to
Convince Germany of Reparations Terms

meet what are considered hcr obii.
cations
While one aspect OF tho question
is dramatic warning to Germany
that the Invasion of soma parts of
her territory may follow a refusal OF
compliance on her part. another Is
that the French government, whict.
would have to supply most OF the
troops. desires 10 DO in n position to
act suddenly should the moment re-
curing action arrive.
The general plan consldcreu,s \ OF
which many, collateral features, re-
auir" examination. Is understood to
provide for n northward movement
by Belgian troops, which would oc-s
cupy Doortmund. while the Freseh
would rcoccupy F'ratIkfort and pene-,
trate the country beyond TO n con-l
siderable depth. possibly RS far as
Munich. while fleet would blockade
the port OF Hamburg, The declared
objects of these movements woiilsi5
be to enforce the military clauses, ~
the treaty a,a secure tho disarnla-
ment OF the Bavaria Einwehncrwclsssg
'Fhc actfon tskeu7 would ehrs sips
based. not upon tho disputed eco
nomici demands. but npon the yISse
Continued Eon Page s. Col. is z e /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
MP IN BUD PLOT ON
POLICE RARRACKSBY
IRISH INSURGENTS
Roads Bloc eJ. Wires Cuf and
Rails RemODedFr0ni
Tracks.
iBy Associated Press.

DUBLIN, Feb. 27.--Incidents re-
ported today in the hostili.ies be.
tween crown forces aud Irish ins,w-
Gen'a. incihded the discovery OF cx-
tensivc preparations for an attack
upon the police barracks at Glen
ties. County Donegal i'm which Tho
roads had hccn blocked. wires cut
and rails removed from the railway
tracks and the line diverted. The al
tack. il is announced, proved abor-
tive, as the police were prepared
for il,
y laborcr aud IL school boy IN this
city were sent to a hospital auferinc
from gunshot wounds received on III,
street mt noon. II appeared. however
;.dt iorr; carrying armed nuyiiia-,
police was passing at the time OF III,
shooting.
At Bailynecn. near Bandon. Count,
Cork. Alfred Cottcr was shot dead Il,
his home. Three men did the shoot.
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
CAROLINA BLACKSLAW
FOLLOWING ATTACK
ON DANHZLLE WlMAN
he:ro. EeiereaPcrp y.utoro|
Oiher On RACES, Shot 7Hraueh
Henri Ly Whi.e.
!, spse,al . q rhe .-i.mes. D!snatei,.

Special 10 Tao times Dispatci,l
i'NNNiLl.I: i.... Feb. 2I.-Henry
Davis. colored, ageds27. was shot and
k'lcd here tonight by William
rransford, u white man. after al
legged repeated attempts by the ne
gro 10 attack AIRS. Gus, Hamlet. n
acNt-door neiEhbor.
Davis, whose home is in Charlotte.
\. c.. is said to have entered the
flamic; home short after S O'Clock
And. finding Mrs Hamlct alone, at
tempted 10 attack her. She cvadcd
him and ran to the home of Trans
ford, who Ives next door. The Negro
followed. bat was frightened away by
her screams Later on nc returned.
and was caugh; pecp.rg through the
window by T-ansfcrd. who s:.n, him
through the hear; with IL single bar
relied shotgun, killing him instantly.
Davis is believed to be the same
negro who attacked Mrs. j. y. Green
burg Friday night, when he tore her
earrings from lcr ears. badly in
juring them Mrs. t;rccnburr will
View the negro's body tomorrow to
determine if he is the one who AT :
tackled her.
Transford was arrested tonight and
lodged IN -jalL.-hii WAS latec Released
on his own recogn!zancc for an ap.
pcaTance in court tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
HARDING WILL TAKE
SWEEP ING STOCK OF
ALL PARTMENTS
To Undertake This as Mat
ter of Good Business
Judgment.
CABINET OFFICIALS WILL
ASSEMBLE BUREAU HEADS
Leaders Expect Whole Country
to Grow Impatient Wait
ing for Results.
nh >. EHEDERICk EssAHh.
Washington GorrcspontIen or Th,
Timcs-Dispntrh.

.rImcsDfs,,,,h
w.sHISGToS rch ), -
'nG inventory = !" be made OF ever,
department ani every bureau Of the
| Federal government as soon ay tho
Harding Cabiie; assumes KS Jutics
I'll. mov. l. "a H.. ,., ,,
nurnosn r,r., !. ".i,,
t,l<., -. !,
r.Iir,. r.,.i, ,,. a.
tcIr,.. which nv.,, ro,. ,a,,,,,i.,,a,,
.r 4 cnrnorn,. .,.o,,r,o, I.
| cd n ord..r 10 .ao' a. - -.
| charge
x.x, .;,. t,,
| ,ortirv 80 49,. ,J,,iat......t 49,
| ,nc., .,,,,c,. -,
,.r, from noli,i,,i vn,-.o. I...,,,.o
i many weeks o,1 ....,in.s !. ,..;,,,,,
| hayc aIr.aax com. -, ,,,t,a.'
| H. leaders ~ l,o.,, ;o.sn, -,
n.
III. ,nrons. :. -. ,,,n, c.,,
| n,ct ia % ,hror.. ~. ,,,r,
! n,,. p.n.a from ,.,,
| ,.r, nu,s., >, ~ ...,,t,,I.,,,
| came 10 ,iph, ber ,r,or ~. -,
| urc for oi,io 10 I,or-. n ,,a,.,'.'
4 who .g u he r,.u. f.n.,
| crul. aua who c,no ~ yvo.,,,,,,,,.,
! straight from cnnferanc.. u.i,,,
! stor lia-I;pp "a, (, ,u.,,.,,n
/ Word seems 10 h.y. h,en ,n.,,,,
| nirntcd from M. prc.iao,..t.,, j.
| such members of h,s c,hin. -,
! nave been definitely or.r.d ou,,
! definitely accented nor,f.,io, :, =.
! rreuar.d 81, ,bc c.r,i.s, si,,,
| date to r.por, "a ~. chio, .xao,.,.o
! upou ,hr STATE of af,irs s,o,
! .n,l IN, his bran,', or ,,c c.o,.a.,,,,.
/ ia Call uurc,u IIc,J.
] lmmcdia:civ upen ASSUMING ,bo;r
| duties. the Cabinet officials +, /.
| stated Viii ass.mbl. tb.ir h,,r..,,
! hcacs. and vii call for Jntai,c, 70
| ports concerning every a.tiyitv nf ,ba
!, veyal dcpartmen,s Tbcv y.iI, H.
| sig; upon knowing on thcro i -
| know abou, eSpenditurcS for ,b.,,,..
! four wears. how III. dc,,r,,.
stand with respect 10 augmentation
and deficits: how many peoni. arc
employed ana what these neopIo do
ai;G what may be the stains Of ncua :
| .ne projects. This plan Of action viii
| apply with particular force. i, is
| learned. TO the War ana Navv pn-
| paT'nicHtS through which the hulk of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
FITS BLAME or TiiHEsATENED
BREAIS ON COSTA me.
Iny Associntcd pr,ee1


WASHINGTON. Fcp. c7.--ARcsponsi
p'iilE Tor the threatened coutlic, he
tween Panama and Costa Rira was
laced ON Costa Ricl. IN Il Statrnc,tt
issued here tonight by Ricardo i.
aillro. secretary OF Governmchl arL
justice OF Panama. Mr.. Alraro 10.
c!ared thar Costa Rica was attcmrt.
'hE TO seize by force n territory tha,
had been in possession OF colom5ia
ana Panama from co!onia! times"
Costa Rica. said Mr.. Aifaro. in
crossing he status quo frontier
Inc" and citing in defense of her
course the I.oubet award OF l,oo
which gave the territory To Costu
Rica. lis most unfair"
If We were to follow The present
Costa Rica methods" he added. wv.
would NJ once occupy the rich and
fertile valley between the Sixaoln
Rive: and Mona point, a territory
over which there can be no posssible
controversy or doubt. inasmuch as
the Loubet award states that the
frontier line starts At Mona point
i'nt we don't want to he inconsis
tent
Costa Rico. he said. accepts tho
i1oubct award in that part favoring
Costa Rican interests. but rejects the
portion compensating Panama for
the loss Of the northern province.
The award has never been nulli-
fed" lie declared. Its validity
stands untouched. The Costa Ricans
mus: take II as II whole, and not only
In such part as il favors them. or else
come 10 some understanding az
agreement different from the Prus-
sian method OF taking by force what
they think is theirs and retaining
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
ONLY CLUE LEFT Is
FOOTPRINT IN YARD
Bertillon Expert Has Measure
n,ent and Working Case
From This Angle.
INSIDERS HANsAck HOTEL
'lcrRs believe Man Who Regis.
tered Without l:aggnge Re.
sponsiblr for Tlicfts.

-Four homes ia the I:as, i:nI and
three rooms IL tic Hi,hmona liote,
we're looted ms, nigh, and more
than 500 IL money iewcir, ana
other vaiuablcs stolen.
All of rhe homes ia tne Eas, End
"h'eh were entered were situated
within q radius of three blocks OF
Neach other. while in III. Richmond
Hotel two rooms OF tho seventh noor
aha ono OF tn" third w.r. .n,o,ca
IN rScrE Instance the. robbers made
a cream sweep % the house or roon,
INC homes which wcr. looted in
the East End are ~ follows
G 9. Chapreli. lliT North Thirty.
iourth street. states that entrance IN
'is nom. waS gained by means OF rhc
itar door' which Was forced omen by.
the burglars Tho entire nous, was
f''hsack"d and s.; in money and a
Eo'n watch valued at Siv was taken.
I IN" room IN which Mr. Chappcil was
Sleeping was entered, bu; 50 uuietIv
did thc maramdrrs opcrat. tha; no
one IN I'll" household was aroused
Mr.. chaprcll stated 10 a renor,or
'o' i"r itnl'&- Dispatch that $40 OF
'ne nionr! taken was property OF u
church ana Was held ia charge by his
s's'.r lie asserted ihat ali the
money IN the house WAS stolen cxccp,
one penny !u his vest pocket ar ,hc
robbers Nil return. wii, S!y. Them
ihai. too added AIR. Chapp.a with a
foc!n' smile. Mr.. chanbcll * cashier
'he. 'FHS..crs Insurance Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
MANY INJURED IN
| N. Y. c. AND M. c.
WRECK IN INDIANA
Towerman Arrested Fol
lowing Disaster, Charged
With Negligence.
BOTH ENGINES PLUNGE
DOWN EMBANKMENT
Five Bodies Are Recovered
/. Near Debris of Loco
notiVes.
SEND OUT REIIEE TRAINS
Identification Of Many OF Victims Is
impossible on Account OF
Ainngicd Condition.
BOTH ENGINES PLUNGE
DOWN EMBANKMENT
SEND OUT REIIEr TRAINS
Identification Of Many OF Victims Is
impossible on Account OF
Ainngicd Condition.
Lnv Nssociatcd prcss !


PORTER. IND, Feb. a7.-Ee,wecn
'hir'y and forty persons were re-
ported killed, ana an unknown num-
ber injured tonight when n west.
bound New York Central train crashed
INTO dernilcd cas;bound MICHIGAN
Sen'rai train here in which railroad
officials said may be one of tho mos,
disastrous wrecks In history.
Michigan Central officials placed tbo
number OF dead at more than thirty.
while unofficial reports made ,,,s
death list rs high as nifty.
The towcrman of the Michigan Cen
iral was arrested immcdiately, after
the wreck, officials saying thcy No.
'ievcd he had left switch closed
causing the derailment of tho eas,-
bound train.
The Michigan Central train lori
chicago nt a:o5 L. NJ. bound for
Toronto, Canada. II was Gu, IN hnlf
by the wcstbound nyer. and both on.
Sines plunged down an embanknent,
Both cnEinemcn of the New York
central train were killed. The An
sinecr was Claude johnson. OF Elk-
mart, Ind. Five bodies were recov.
cred near the debris OF the two an.
Gncs.
Recover Fifteen nodics.
Fiftren bodies had been rccover.a4
within II few hours after tho wrecl,
!; is believed that virtually allo
the dead were in two OF the Mich,-
gan Central coaches, which wore ,e
molishcd when the New York ceu-
TIA! train II Il:
TIE. or., Epnn r,.r-, ~
York Central train were the two
enginemen. The engineer of ,,s
Michigan Central is missing. II wa,
reported that he leapcd from his cab
when he saw the oncominG New YORK.
Central train
The tracks OF the two railroads in.
t.rsect here at sharp angle. heing
almost parallel. The Michigan
trhtral train was believed to have
started across the intersection. anI
then to have been derailed. Tho
towerman was blamed by railroad Of
'lcia!s for allowing the Michigan
,eh'ra' tram to attempt 10 cross
ahead of the west bound train.
y few persons living at this junc-
tion point Immediately began work
OF rescue. using lanterns in their
search FOR the dead and injured. Re-
.iei trains arrived from Michigan
city and Chicago about an hour ar.
ter the wreck. carrying nurses and
doctors. Tho victims were taken 10
Gary and to Michigan City.
The bodies taken to the Chester
ton. Ind. morgue were Identified as
follows;
Claude Johnson, engineer OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
Pi RAYMOND P0INCAHE,
Prcsf Tent of the Foreign Relations
Committee of the Ercnrh senate
-t.. and former President Of



tWri,tcn for the Revue Dcs Deux
Mondcs. Exclusive American rights
by United News. Copyright, 1921.
Reproduction prohibitcdD.
PARIS, Feb. Ell should take care
not 10 say word that would com
plicatc the extremely ardnous task
faced bs Premier BRAND aud his col :
/ leagues in the London conference now
In progress 1t is only fair however.
to point out somc of the probablc diff
ncultics of these negotiations, To cx-
anime the facts. and to express the
wishes of France.
Wo cannot ignore the fact that
Great Britain. and France have at
Tackled this study of tho Oriental sit
suntion in very different state Of
I mind.
II is today impossible to state who
5 II was who originally negotiated the
--.featy of -ScNres.--E Eycryho!ly denies
having collaboratcd on Il. This Is
ssan astonishing commentary on the
phenomenon of diplomatic degencr-
4satlon.
!sIt had evldcntaiy been hoped t.
r. y -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
TRY CARL WANDERER FOR
SLAYlNG RAGGED STRANGER
Windy City Man Found Guilty OF
wifc-Murder. but Cheated
Gnltows.
by United News.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.--Thc trial OF
Cart Wan'lcrer. for the murder OF the
ragged stranger" whose unidentified
body lies in tho county morguc here
wnl begin tomorrow.
Wandorer Is alleged 10 have en-
gagged tho ragged stranger" 10 stage
Il bogus holtlup. During the hold
up" Wanderers wife and tho stran-
gcr wnrs- s.aia. Wanlcrcr was pre-
v,ously found guilty OF killing his
wife, bat evaded tho galiows. tic
was sentenced 10 twenty-five years
in the pcnitcntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
GEN. WOOD WARNS OF
PLOT TO SPLIT ALLIES
Tie Dcplorcs "IntcrnutionaI Heck.
ling Over Petty Issue" as
I'crilOus.
WOULD BAR ALIEN CLASSES
Urges Restriction OF Immi.ration
To Those Peoples Who Can Re
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the Mil
tary System
~ MAL0t- LEoNiHI
WOOD.
written Tor the United News.
CopsriHht. 1921.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-We arc All
anxious for world peace. II Ne want
H. We must stand b. the nation.
alongside of whom ". fought during
III" var. We must try..,o keep alive
iasi Cordial relationship. which c:-
sted during the lighting and when
y vas or"". We can do this and SAIL,
bt Just and L'ipfuI toward tho beat.u
nations. IL differences spring un
"aich lead 10 further war. tho sacrI-
ices Of tho millions who died vii,
il"r" been in vain
we must remember that this VA,
not "a War for determination. bu, f,r
clSiiiza;.ch, Dangerous propaIaaI,
- actlrc among us. Its purpose !:
VIE UP STRIFE between us and at least
on OF our great allies. We must no,
perm!; IT. International hn.l<linr
over petty issues can .nd only m
Bitterness ar Ill war
There Is much 4 loo>. ana Ir-it.,-
ing talk about disarmament; nations
c'Eiging each other with bad f,i,h
ihcr' can be 40 general disariua:nrn,
""t'! there is international! confidence
Anu tais can b. brought about by
getting together and arriving a, som
method Of procedure through whE>;,
International differences may IL. :,
'casl discussed before ashtinr ms.
armarttr; must rest upon ccui.,.,,
ne Wy armed. suspicious raii,,. arc
h9i eeinS 10 Iisarm under p..se,,
con .tinns
wants Restricted ImmiSrn.ion
W. must watca our imm!r .rt;o,
iAH ED test. thc fund;l,nra;, ,c.
'laire'n'hts Of an imml grant mus, H.,
that 10 or She be Of n rae. u,,ns,
ch'i''fen can ini"rmarry wiz .ur
""i. of a race that may he ass!m:-
lat q ana Eadc . part of us
Races which cannot be nss.,nIIa,.d
are source OF weakness and ncve,
OF strength. Our immigrants mas,
be mentally and physically sound and
moraAy decens, We mus, ascertain
this ourselves on the other side and
not after they have landed here. 7,
Is hard 10 turn them back. owe,
5.ooo.ooO Of our owa people arc I'M
employed Are We insane to pcrmi,
TO be brought into the country alien
masses from lands which are
strangers 10 self -governmcnt-mass
OF people tainted with red? And yc,
this is what some people are advo-
eating steamship and transportation
companies will gladly bring here any
Ia.I %, snI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
BURGLARS PLUMBER 4
HOMES IN EAST END
AND 3 HOTEL ROOMS
Sisters Joined Together;
One Welded. Olher Single

NEW YORK;. Feb. o..-TNin Sis
ters, Joined together more inst
ihnn tue fnnous Sinmcsc pair ca-
hihitcd some yrnrs ago by Harnum,
rnme to town today fruIm I'rnruc,
once bohemin. hut now C1ccho-
Si"'niSin. one OF them IN n widow
ana has son eleven yrars old.
"hifc the other II stIii ~ spInstcr.
The sistcrs, who nrr Joined. nc.i,
to flesh. from uboyc the hIps NJ
M9st Z" tho Knee. nrc ROsn Black
n.ornck' ,, the widow. am! iosrrn
blayrk, the splnstcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
| DIES; z INJURED
AND IS MISSING IN
CRASH OF VESSELS
u. S. Destroyer WooIsey
Is Cut in Two by Steam
er Steel Inventor.
TAKES PLACE OFF COAST
OF PANAMA SATURDAY
Report to Naval Department Is
Forwarded by Admiral
Rodman.
ENGINEM.iN MEETS DEATH
No Explanation Made as to Mannc,
I'm Which Men UaaccountcG
For Arc Lost
TAKES PLACE OFF COAST
OF PANAMA SATURDAY
ENGINEM,N MEETS DEATH
No Explanation Made rs to Manner
In Which Men Unaccountcd
For Arc Lost.
LkN .Associainn nrnss

=.
WASHINGTON. Feb o7.-onc ma
Shi enlisted man is dead. frtccn are
missing and two are injured as u.
result OF a collision yesterday bn
tween the American destroyer Wool
s.y and tho American steamer steel
Inventor off the Pacific coast OF Pan
anna.
The Woolscy was cut in two at the
after-tank as "a result of the collision
and sank at Il y NJ. yesterday morn
ing while in tow Of the destroyer
Aaron Ward. which. with the de-
stroycr Philip. have IL OF the Wool
scy's survivors aboard.
The collision was reported to the
Navy Department late today by Ad-
inirai Rodman. commanders in chief
Of the Pacific Fleet. 10 which the
Woolsey. one of the navy's mos,
modern des;royers. was attached.
The damage TO the Steel Inventor
was slight. and no casualties oc-
Cured among her crew She Was
reported 10 lac proceeding to Balloon
under convc: Of the destroyer Buch.
anan.
Rodmun Files Report.
The report forwarded by Admiral
Rodman said Tom stanley Wood
cock. tirst-ciass cngineman. was
killed by the collision and his body
was placed aboard the buchanan.
The missing We're reported as fol
lows:
ID. +. Blakely, fireman, first: Floyd
Eicckies, blacksmith: John Joseuh
u
| Iiarson. fireman. first; Henry George
Hancock. engineman, second: Emcr.
son Floyd Long. storckeepcr. first
Leo Norwardsky, fireman. third: liar
old Reed. fireman: Matte Owen Stew
art. fireman. third; Webb Stubblefield
fireman first: George Elmer wochi-
man. electrician. third; Charles y
fost, fireman, first. and Emerson
Dale waighi, fireman, second
injured Aboard Birminshnni.
The injured. who ar. aboard the
cruiser Birmingham, are:
ID. NJ. Caigo. water tender. and
Attors: Q. Burnside.
The collision. Admiral Rodman re-
ported. occurred thirteen miles south
west Of coiba Island. After the
Woolsey had been cut in two. the
outer part OF the ship was flooded
. The destroyer sank as an attcmp,
was being made TO bring her into a
port. The report to the Navy De-
partment did not explain the man
ner in which the missing men were
lost. whether due TO the collision and
| the flooding Of their vessel or
| whether carried down when she
sank
The Woolscy was commanded by
! Commander II. c. Gearing. Jr. She
had a length of 3l9 feet. a breadth
OF 81 feet and a normal displace-
| mcnt Of l,l5+ tons. Her speed was
rated at 33 knots and her normal
| complement was &c officers and lot
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
Rome, Miss. l,as s7s.ooo ,,irc

ROME, Miss. Feb. 27.--Firc orig
mating early today in the Sibley Ho-
tel here destroyed Ave stores. the
~pnsL=afllce, and n. number of other
buildings. The loss is estimated nj
$4,000.