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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
No Baseball in Sight
for Petersburg in 1922

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Oct. 2l.-pros-
poets of this city regaining its
place In the Virginia League next
season are exceedingly small. nc-
cnrding To the business men. who
guided the dcstinics OF the Trunk
makers In the Bradley circuit the
past season before throwing up
the sponge before the season was
completed.
The opinion OF the old hackers
OF the club is that nearly every
one In Petersburg is Disguised
with last years team. and will
not consider taking tho franchise
back next spring under any con-
sideration. Certainly none OF those
interested In the CLUB in 1921 will
have anything to do with 1t again.
Every one connected with the
club lost around $500 each. the
total loss for the year being about
$4,000.
Several prominent men have
been mentioned an hackers OF the
club next year. but each OF them
has denied any intention of at
tempting to guide the Trunk
makers In the Virginia League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY Il Il. CHAFFIN 81 Co. INC,
Peal Estutc Auctiunccrs.
Twelfth and Main SITS
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES Auction SALE
VALUABLE nusiNEss PROPERTY
nos 30i AND 303 NORTH SEVEN
rEENIH STREET,
Actins under deed OF trust drawn
ny Louis Wolf and wife. duly record
"a IN me Office OF the clerk .: Rich
mond Chnnccry Court in -. Il. 232-D
page isG. default having been made
IN III" payment Of money therein
secured. and being SO required by the
hotehoinerS. the undersigned trustees
VIII sci! by public auction. on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. THE 27TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1921.
at O'Clock r. NJ
the property described in the snid
deed: As follows:
M that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land with all the improvements
s sne designated as Nos. 3ol ana
sether with all rights and appur-
tcnances thereto belonging, lying and
Delng In the City OF Richmond Vir-
GINA. ut the northeast corner OF
seventeenth and Broad Streets, and
bounded and described as follows.
to-Wit: Commencing ut the northeast
corner OF Seventeenth ana broad
n,reets. thence running northwardly.
aaionR the eastern line Of Seventeenth
street and fronting thereon forty.
sleht t1s) feet and eleven din
,nches: more or less. and cXtcndin,.
uaeh from SAID front caStwar,lly and
between parallel lines, sixty 600 feet
ana nine go inches. more or less
ana being designated as lots Nos. i
ana ana .. In the plan of Mary y. Priddy' $
property. which plat is recorded in
me clerks office OF the Richmond
Chancery Court in Plat Book No, II
page l25. and being the same real
estate which was conveyed TO the sa id
Louis Wolf by Harry 4. Nirhtinraie
ana wife and Charles B. Nishtinsaic
lat T,,l,
duly recorded I'm the clerks Office of
Inc Chancery Court of the CITY Of
hiGhmond in ID. Il. 2l7-C, page AL.
TERMS; Cash sufficient TO nav Tho
expenses Of executing this trust in.
GUIDING any taxes due, together win
me proportion OF 1921 tax. and To
pay a balance OF $4,000 due on tbc
notes secured. with interest therenn
from the goth day Of July, 1921 onJ
any residue of purchase money 10 he
paid IN equal installments at one and
TWO years from the day of sale for
no notes, with interest added and secured
ny deed OF trust on said pronertv
or " LOT an cash as to said residue nj
'he option Of the purchaser.
i. w. McVEIGH,
w. l.. GLINN.
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
VIRGINIA PLAYS HOPKINS
TO-DAY ON LAMBETH FIELD
Maryland Eleven Comes TO
charlottesville for Purpose
of Avenging 1920 Defeat.
Especial to Thc Timns- Dispntcb.1

lSpccial to Tho TitpcB- DiSpatch.1
CilhRLOTTESVI VA, Oct. 81.
Two teams. undcfeatcd this season.
VIII clash tomorrow when the Johns
Hopk,ns eleven meets the University
of virginia here. The victories OF
previous seasons encounters between
these institutions have been claimed
by the Nirginians. with the exception
OF their first meeting in 1883, when
hopkins came to Charlottesville and
returned triumphant by n score of &c
TO o. After stiff fight i'm Baltimore
last season. the game went to Vir-
Einia, II to o.
This year Hopkins has triumped
oyer Mount 81. Mary's. Delaware and
George Washington. University of
Richmond and V. NJ. I. make up Vir-
Sinias victory list.
= III In ., the matter OF weight. the odds
average Isl from tackle to tackle.
and iG+ in the hack field. while the
Hopkins line through the tackles
"F Whatsve 10" ,h ana n her back nsld TO
G3ach Warren is taking no chances.
The victory over the Cadets at Lex
ington has been followed by week
preparation for the meeting with
Coach Orman's aggregation from Bal
timore. Tho lineup for the Orange
ana Blue VIII he practically the same
that started the game against the
Cadets.
a noteworthy shift has been tried
with some degree of success In re-
cent scrimmages. B!rge replacing
VIII, and Dunn replacing Harris
with opplcman in his accustomc ed
half. and Captain Rinehart calling
signals from left half This COM
hination has proved effective against
the scrubs. but Coach Warren gives
no assurance that 1t will he perman-
emf. The team as whole is in eN-
ceilent form, with BirSe and Rinc-
mart both recovered from their slight
injuries. ana Oppleman, Dunn, Uar-
ables al showing lighting drive.
IL is safe TO say that tomorrow's
game viii be n demonstration of good
football on both sides.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
RAGING SCHOONERS
ARE READY FOR TILT
IRN Assoclatcd Press. |

HALIFAX. y. s., Oct. 2l.--s;kippcrs
and crews of the racing schoonerS
Elsie. OF Gloucester. and Blu-noSc, of
LuncnburE, were ready tonight for
the starting gun that will take them
over the course tomorrow in the con-
test Of Seamanship for the North At
lantic fshCrman's trophy.
"LooES like a good breeze tomor-
row" said Captain Marty Wclch. who
viii command the Elsie, as he stoou
on the aftcrdcclt' after II sail stretch
ing spin today. From the nor'ard.
think.
Asked how the competing craft
compared. the veteran skipper, with
n twinkle in his eye. replied:
"ill tell you tomorrow night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
FURMAN AND CLEMSON
PLAY SCORELESS CAME

GREENVIlI.E. 8. C.. Oct. 2l.-Furman
and Clemson hattied To a scoreiess tie
here this afternoon before the greatest
crowd that ever Witnessed foot Dn II
game IN Grecnviile. Both tearls tut up
terrific HEEts. though neither uncovered
anything like a brilliant typo OF football.
Straight line plungcs. few end runs
and frequent; puntinf marked the game
throughout. Both teams came within
striking distance OF The others goal on
several occasions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
AMERICAN GIANTS WIN
FROM BACHARACHS, sd

Staging Il batting bee IN the fourth in
ming OF yesterdays game at Mayo Island
Park. tho American Giants scored four
runs. which enabled them no win u
s-to-i victory over tho Bacharach Giants
In tho second of Il two-game series Mt
Mayo Island Park. bacharachs scored
in the hrs, game. but tho Americans
evencd matters In. the third chapter ana
took the game In tho next inning.
Tho Bncharachs scored once In the
fourth and twice In tho hfth, but could
not tic the score.
Score by innings: II. IL. r..
Americans GIANTS .......... col 40 % 4
Bacharach Giants ............lN lco OF q
Called. darkness)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Brown md Dixop
Crpckral and Yank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
BIuc Rldg. Hunt club ActIv.

WINCHESTER. VA. Oct. 2l.-The
Blue Ridge Hunt Club. recently re-
organized nj Wildwood, Va. held sew
eral meets this week in the lower
section Of Clarke County. and Il num-
Der OF foxes were run down by the
mounds. Meetings were held on the
farms Of b. OF. Randolph. Mrs. Hugh
NJ Nelson. Graham f.. Blandy. Ken
meth " Gilpin and S. X Edison An
other meet was held today. The BIue
Ridge Hunt Club is one of the oldest
in the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22

WINCIIEoTIR, va" OCT. 2l.-COr-
poral Robert T. Sparks body arrived
recently from France, where he was
killed In action in October. 1918 was
inferred in Riverview Cemetery,
Strasburg. the American Legion at
tending In a body. Flo was q years
old. and was married. Surviving are
his widow, daughter, parents, two
brothers and ono sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
Upton Mpv Vial, C,,, 1oos,

Mobile. ALA. Oct. 2l-Sir Thomas
Upton. noted yachtsman, may vlsi, tn.
gulf coast next October to attend the
rnces for FISH class yachts for a trophy
offered by the famous Sportsman In a
cab'cs"am Of congratulate lions to co,n,no-
dore Edward II. Overton, OF tho Eastern
shore Yacht Club. winner OF thu nsh
class beat races at Pensacola, Sir Thomas
said: Heartfelt congratulate ON your
victory in the Upton cup competition;
wish I had been present, hut look for
ward TO this pleasure next year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
BLUES PLAY SEMINARY
AT MAYO ISLAND PARK

Soldier and parson meet on the gridiron
this afternoon at Mayo Island Park when
clevcnts wearing the coors OF the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues and the Union
Theological Seminary face each other.
Eo;h teams have been pointing themselves
for today's contest as II Is the first big
game for either The game will begin
at a:3o
Coach Gresham. Of tho Rlucs. has
strengthened his team recently by the
ncpirls'tIon Of Lee Turner, former John
MarshnM IIi.h Schnol stRr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
TRAIN HITS MACHINE.
FARMER LOSES LIFE
Fredctick County Man Killed at Rail-
road Crossing Near
Wfnchcxf.r

WINCHESTER. VA, Oct. 21.--Rob-
ert Davis. farmer, aged about &c. was
Killed when his automobile was
struck by Pennsylvania Railroad
mail train. this afternoon, at IIoue-
well Meeting House crossing The
trai nstruck the rear OF tlie car, ac-
cordinS TO trainmen. Davis leaves
n widow, formerly Miss Lizzie Pugh,
one son and one daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
IUCTIONS-LEG.iLS
Legal Notices VI
SALE OF DAN RIVER SCHOOL.
INSTRUCT nnNns

ENTf'OTs
DISTRICT BONDS.
Pursuant To an order OF the Board of
Supervisors OF Piitsylyania County, Va,
entered a; the October meeting 1921,
sealed bids viii he received up TO and In
Guiding November 1. 1921. for tho sale ut
fSVV0O Dan River School District coupon
bonds. TO lbs dated September ]. 1921. !--
,I.i 10y tho School Board OF Dan River
I'snict purrunn; to Section 7s5 and fol-
lowing OF the Code Of Virginia. payable in
twenty yeArh, bearing interest at G per
cent. payable scmis nnuaiiy and OF the
denomination OF $1,000. The said bonds
to constitute L lieu on all the school prop
ct'y Of Dan River District for the pay
ment OF the principal thereof and the
Interest to accrue thereon
The Board rescrvcs tho right to reject
any or all bids submitted.
J. J. WHITEHEAD.
Chairman BOARD OF Supervisors.
s. i. HURT. Clerk.
Chatham Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
sentence Two 70 pcr,,.,,,, ;.

Rose Hophinl colored chnrrnd
with setting fire to the barn of W, g.
Flippin on August S. was given five
years in the penltentiary by Jury
In Hastings Court yesterday. and
Isaiah Rise was given one year I'm
the penitcntiary on the charge Of
robbing Van Paui's store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
Oriolc. I. Train In winston .su,eu

BALTIMORE MD. Oct. 2i-The Balti-
mere International League Baseball Club
Will train mex; spring NJ Winston, salem
n. C.. Manager Jack Dunn announces
The club trained for the las, two seasons
nj Goldsboro. y. g. Manager Dunn also
said thai Pitcher Harry Frank had signed
his contract for next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
Miss Cecil I.cltch Win. Tourn.r

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Miss Cecil I.ettch
British, French and Canadian women,s
golf titlcholder. today won tho Belle Claire
Invitation tournament by defeating Mrs
ISomas Hueknaii. Of New York. II up
' 800 play. In tho lual round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Los in Battery Court Addition

BY virtue of certain deed OF trust,
dated September is, 1918. and record
ed in the Clerks Office Of the Chan
Gerry Court of the City of Richmond.
Va, ineD II. 26G-C, page 4I3. default
having been made in the payment
of the debt thereby secured, and being
required so to do by the beneficiary
hereunder. | will sell at public auc-
tion, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1921,
AT IL O'Clock a. ~,
tho following property:
Lot No. II. In Block ~" In Battery
Court Addition. Richmond, Va, front
Ing iifty-two feet six inches on the
west line Of Edge Hill Road. between
Graham Road and, Stuart Road. and
extending. back westwardly, between
parallel lines. approximately 2l5 feel
to an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
]. S. COIN:
---------- Trustee.
WANT a man to clean tho ceilGrf Road
the ella ssihcd ads.
WANT to buy an suto7 Read tho ella sal.
1hcd ads. 81 g y
READ ALL the inde1ed classified 5 ads. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Just ono OF the choice homes on
Franklin Street between Henry
and shafor stocots. Nothing over
telephone. Richmond Trus, Co.
Seventh and Maln Streets.
HIGHLAND PARK IV
$3.50 cash will put you Ia ,mm.-
diste possession of six-rooin home
In Highland TarS. Electric i.hts.
city water. good lot, close to car
limo. school and churches. it,s.d
right and terms like rent. Owner,
Dox Is l75. care Tho DispstcL or
Madison i53s.w after q u-.ra
T.. II.
HIGHLAND PARk--New 7-room s,ucco
home: modern. TERMS. $500 cash. bal.
ance like rent. VIII accept lot AS parl
payment. a. Connolly & Co.
PATTERSON AVENUE
Nice suburban homo OH corner.
about ono mile from city Eixht
rooms. two baths. hardwood noors.
furnace heat. city water. with one,
two or more acres: good road
Desirable home. Richmond Trust
Co.. Seventh and Maln Streets.
WEST END -
Immediate possession. extra we'll
built si1.room brick home: every
modern cnvcniencn; cellar under
entire house. newly papered and
painted. Price. $500. Terms.
$1,000. balance. 500 monthly.
Ryiand Realty Co. Randolph CIT.
WEST END
Il TO /, per cent Investment.
brick nats, on one OF the best
corncrs. -Four brick stores. wost
End. long lease. paying /. per
cent. Many other good invest
nen,s. See William ~. Miller.
Th, Home Seller. IS Sos,h Ninth.
Madison s,;T.
SUBURBAN HOME
Electric lights. ar,esian water.
sewer. bath. s.room house. close TO
car lac: 10, ss.2oo. only 13.7so:
$50 caah. balance cary tcrrns See
Carrot, & Co.
SUBURBAN HOME
Modern I-room stucco house. with
modern conTeni.ncos. Price ana
terms reasonable. FERNS TO r.-
spensibie parties Call Madison
si,2a
YOU Four fire new modern homes con.
irnci,d TOR now. See ssnpi house.
nity-.i1 hundsc,I dol!a:s; onu thousand
dollars cash aud wu do the rest. Ma
;cfln!, woGhniaIship AMI !vchtion must
sui; you. iis one OF ten aud svi tho
n.'st that can nr J'u; in Tor tho prics.
watch every stick OF IL II YOU like, then
tell your friends. Ihony - l.. rnomas
Rnndoiph 81. horton Il. rnaa!uier.
We SELL. HOMES
Fell. q. koGrkS.
MUTUAL BUILDING.
Lots tor Sale 81
DELLEVUE COURT
RENTERS. atop. romplainiL.. You
are "a sucker. admit, and correct;
start buying beautiful lots In
bellevue. North Side. Gill. RAN
dolph 2oss.
BELLEVUE COURT. Splendid Invest
ment. car lines: easy terms. BOZ
L 100. care The Dispatch.
CHA MBERLAYNE AVE-
Good lot tor sture in Ginter Park
section facing. two streets. Price,
5000. only ST. hundred. Terms.
800 cash aDG $40 a month. box
y II III. care The Dispatch.
EAST HIGHLAND PARK-Lots. East
Highland Park Corp. 1906 Mutual
Building.
MONUMENT AVENUE
55-foot front. Fitzhugh Avenue;
5o-foot front and Grace Street 81
foot front. These lots are near
Sauer's estate. The city is now
: making all the necessary improve
ments to the new extension OF
Monument Avenue. and these thrco
lots will be of some worth to the
buyer In the next few months. Ad-
i. dress BOX III. caro- The Dis.
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
Wanted Real Estate

SARM--wanted. poultry farm. 20 or 40
acres. well located; good dwelling, s
:, possession. Give full description ~
( property In reply and terms. OF sais
Reply. TON. Tatterson,c Oak Ridge; Va
lERylcH 70 & Dispatch. Want Ad- 7moiia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22

Nice suburban homo OH corner.
about ono mile from city. Eight
rooms. two baths. hardwood noors.
furnace heat. city water. with one.
two or more acres: good road.
Desirable homo. Richmond Trust
Co.. Seventh and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22

HIGHLAND PhEk--Sew 7-roOm stucco
home: modern. TERMS. $500 cash. bal.
ance like rent. %iIi accept lot AS part
payment. a: Connolly co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22

$3.50 cash will pu, you IN ,mme-
diate possession of slx-roon home
in Highland rars. Electric lights.
city water. good lot. close to car
line. school and churches. rr,svd
right and terms like rent. Owner.
Dox Is I75. caro- Tho Dispatch. or
MndInon iSas.w after I ".ra
Il. n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22

WANT a man to clean the ceiIGr7 Road
the inssihed ads. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
Oh, Dear! Now
They Want Cop
on Westlake!
WANTED: A policeman.

WANTED: A policeman.
A merchant near the corner of
Westlake and Caller tclephoned
The Star today with that re.
quest.
You did such good work find
ing n cop for Queen Anne HILL"
he said. Il thought you might
get one 10 come down into our
district once in a while.
We have been In business
here since year ago last June.
and we've only seen policeman
about dozen times.
We've been broken into twice:
once the burglar alarm rang all
night. and WAS still ringing when
we came down in the morning.
but no policeman WIS in sight. !.
Several other places around
here have been broken into. But
the policemen all seem TO go
home when curfew tolls the knell
OF parting day.
"A policeman came down here
last night. but I think II was an
accident. He was a new man,
he said. He didn't know exactly
what his beat was. 80 he started
north and just kept going. I
guess he was lost. or he wouldn't
have been here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11

T<HE story from the pen of Sinclair
i Lewis that has made the whole ma
tion talk, will begin tomorrow in The
Star.
Lewis calls the story main Street"
He says the Main Street of Gopher
Prairie. Mimi, is continuation of Main
Streets everywhere.
! He maintains that the story would be
the same in Ohio, or Montana. or Wash
ington, or Kansas, or Kentucky. or ILL
nois.
Would it?
Is Sinclair Lewis right?
Have we Main Street-a Sinclair
Lewis Main Street-in the Western
Washington country, in Eastern Wash
ington?
Has Lewis libeled the Main Street of
your home town, or of the town where
you were born-the town where the
farmers used to hitch their horses to
the chain that encircled the court house?
Has he narrowed down too fine the
viewpoint Of your neighbors?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
ENTER THE CUBIST UNDIE!

almost every article of Milady's
attire.
Black nightgowns and black
pajamas are seen in the more
fashionable boudoirs; crepe cami-
soles are popular, and some even
carry this fad so far as to af-
feet black and white plaid knick.
ers with rosebuds.
Word comes from Paris. that
center OF elegance and style.
that the moro exclusive little
shops along the Rue de Rivoli
are now turning to Futurist DE-
signs for women's undergar.
mcnts. Hectic combinations Of
colors. pale blue contrasted with
fuchsia. cannonball designs Of
black and white. kaleidoscopic
arrangements OF purples. burnt
umber and aquamarine already
are making their appearances.
and indications are that Milady,
by the early spring. will be cam
ouflaged In silks and satins like
the famous Nude DescenctRs
the Stairs"
Oh. Lady. Lady! -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
Brumfield Begins
Fighting for Life

ROsEBURG. Ore. Oct. 1f.---Dr.
Richard NJ. BrumficId. accused Of
the alleged murder OF Dennis Rus
sell al lonely spot on the Pacific
highway near heV July IL last.
today started the actual fight for
his life.
Accused OF one OF the most SEN
sationai murders recorded In the
annals OF Pacific Coast crime.
Brumfield faces permanent jury
OF his peers. selected and sworn In
late yesterday afternoon: an impos-
ing array Of so witnesses who will
testify to various incidents held
pertinent to the alleged murder:
and an array Of circumstantiai evil
dence which Prosecuting Attorney
Ncuner feels confident will land
the erstwhiic dentist and Roseburg
Beau Brummcl on the gallows.
Turn to Page 7. Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
GOVERNOR WILL
FACE CHARGES
Will Try Len Small as Jug
gIer of State Funds

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Oct. H.
Gov. Len Small will be tried on
charges OF juggling millions Of dol
lars OF state funds at Waukegan,
Lake county. H., II was announced
today.
Formal arguments on the petition
OF Smalls attorneys for a change OF
venue were heard by Judge Frank
w. Burton today.
Before the arguments began, at
torneys for Small said they had
agreed TO the suggestion OF States
Attorney Fred Mortimer that the
trial be held In Lake county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
BEATS OFF THUG
IN HOTEL ROOM
Intended Victim, Wakened,
Wins Fray; Suspect Held

Awakened from his sleep by
blows on the head with some
blunt instrument. q. 8. Craig,
Yukon hotel. 1854 Washington
st., grappIed with his assaiIant
early Tuesday morning.
In the struggle Craig. who Is
a tall and heavy-sct fellow. pre-
vented the thug from beating
him into insensIbility.
Unable TO subdue his victim, the
when about to be overpow
cred himself, fled from the room.
Patrolman q. r. Belland was called
and searched the hotel. Jack Ham
ilton was taken from another room
In the hotel and Is held at the city
Jail as n suspect.
Craig says Hamilton is the mar
who attacked him. Craig, when
brought to the police station. where
he is held as witness against Ham
ilton, was still covered with blood
and severely cut and bruised from
the cruel blows of his assailant
Robbery is supposed to have been
the motive for the attack. altho the
thug succeeded In taking nothing oil
value from Craig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
London to Invite
General Pershina

LONDON. Oct. 1.-The British
government has decided to invite
General Pershing TO come 10 London
to lay the congressional medal OF
honor on the tomb OF the unknown
soldier In Westminster abbey next
Friday. the Evening Star said to-
day.
.If that date Is unsuitable for the
American commandments chief. the
government will suggest Armistice
day. November IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
Bloodhounds Put
on Bandit Trail

Bloodhounds were put upon the
trail of two desperate bandits Tues
day who held up and robbed two
men near Black River junction late
Monday night. Deputy Sheriffs
Frank Brewer. Frank Anderson and
Tom Morgan are in pursuit. A small
amount OF loot was gained by the
bandits in both robberies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
Death Car Driver
Careless, Verdict

Lack OF care on the part of Sam
Arose. jackson street merchant. in
turning a corner at 18th ave. and
Yesler way late Monday afternoon
caused the death OF Sam Aihadeff.
Z. struck by Azose's automobile. ac-
cording to a verdict of the coroner's
jury Tuesday noon.
'"rhe accident could have been
avoided II more care had been used
by the driver" the verdict said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
Judge Lindsey Scores Booze Law

DENVER. Oct ii--If the 18th
amendment cannot be enforced.
then Il is time To talk about amend.
ing Il or repeating IT," Juvenile
Judge Ben II. Lindsey. nationally
known jurist. declared here today In
an interview with the United Press.
However" no continued. I'VE will