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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
-D|NW|DD|E WOMEN LAuD
SLAIN DEPUTY SHERIFF
Declare Example Of Dead Of
ficcr Should Prove
inspiration.

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. .3.-Hcs-
buttons laudatory OF the work and
character Of Deputy Sheriff John j.
Kelly. who lost his life as resul, OF a
raid on Stili saturday. have been
adopted by tn" women OF Dinwiddic
County. who declare IN the paper
adopted that the dead officers faith.
fulncss To his duty should Prov. am
inspiration !" every abiding c!ti-
zen OF the county.
AS yet no additional arrests have
been made in tn" murder of Deputy
Sheriff Kelly. of Dinwiddic, at the
hands of II gan; of negroes. alleged
20 have been blockaders ip the woods
near Carson. SATURDAY, night Three
negroes are held and the Dinwiddic
County authorities are confident two
Of them. Cyrus Jones. held in Jail
here. and John Bailey. held at Din
widd!c. were members oil the gang
Funeral services for Deputy Kelly
viii be held tomorrow at $50 O'Clock
from tho Moncure home, near Carson.
lntermcnt will be made in the family
burying ground.
y coroner's jury OF this city viewed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
Charge Agains, ncii Dismissed.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 23.-Dcclar-
ing there was no evidence presented
TO warrant sending the case on to
the grand jury. Magistrate j. +. Bell.
OF Princess Anne County, yestcrday
afternoon Dismissed a charge OF
criminal attack against Frank Bell.
Of Norfolk. The hearing was held
a: kinston. Princess Anne County.
II was alleged Ly Miss Catherine
Overton. who sworc out the warran,
Tor the arrest Of Bell. that. the at
tack occurred on Saturday evening,
November IL, while she and Bell were
waiting for Virginia Beach ear
hound for Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
STEERS COURTsHIP INTO
HARB0R OF MATRIMONY
Captain W. II. Boutwell,,
Presidcn, of Va. Pilots AS.
sociation. Takes Bride.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov 23.-.innouncc.
'nent is mad" Of the marriage in
Washington Monday Of Captain w.
H. Boutwell,. president, OF the Viz
ginia' Pilot Association. ana Mrs. Re
bccch Elliott Edwards. of Norfolk
Tie ceremony took place at tho
Fhst Eaptls, Church. Washington,
Rev. Henry ~. Tupper performing the
ceremony Captain ana Mrs. Bout
well left for New York ana are .x-
pectcd To return to Norfolk the first
Of next week.
Captain Boutwell, has been pr.si .
dent of the Pilot Association since
1906. and previous 10 that time had
been acting head OF the organization
He is widely known in marine ana
political circles and has been active
in the development of Hampton
i,"nds.
His bride is q daushtcr-in-iaw of
the late Captai,f oscar f:G~,,-ds. for
many years president pf the i'ilo, Ay-
ISOLATION, and the widow of Oscar
Edwards. Jr. She was formerly Miss
Elliott Of baltimore. and has - large
circle Of friends IN Norfolk one of
her sons. Oscar Edwards Ill is an
apprentice pilot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
USE REVENUE CUTTERS
HUNTING RUM-RUNNERs
Try Director Fulwilcr, Of Vir.
4 sInia, Makes Recommends
ton to Mr.. HAYNES.
Thy Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 23-Use of
'cEehue cutters as rum runner chns-
''S TO cambat smuggling along the
.reinia coast was recommend to
""hipi'ion Commissioner Haynes to-
lay " Federal Prohibition Director
fulwiier OF Virginia.
sir. fulwiler conferred with Mr..
i'a!hcs on the question of Snug
'e"S outside the three mile limit
OH The Virginia coast. and nlicl, dis
uiiihs within the State. lie was
ana also, to have suggested the re-
"o'Li OF State prohibition head
'eFs from Richmond to stanton
Discussing the liquor situation in
'"Sinia. Mr.. Fuiw!icr said. he now
'"S II trained force which can Of
"sNVciy handle the situation ir Civ
~ the aid suggested With the ru-
comnunities thoroughly aroused.
no declared. the "moonshinc" prob
I'H WIS approaching solution. and
fines
I'm aroused citizenship In Viz
: MA has resulted In Increased nc-
'!Nl'y on the part OF officials Of all
'iasscs. especially shcrins." Mr.. Full
"iieT said. He cited as indicative of
improved CO. operation. 100 raids and
over 100 arrests during the last four
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
would Cut omcial,, Pa, 10 Per Cen,

NORFOLK. VA. Nov 23--I,ccom-
mcndations for Il 10 per cent reduc-
ton In salaries and a reduction Of
the number Of Portsmouth city en-
pl"yes featured the tentative budget
presented to the city Council last
night by CITY Manager J. l.. Jcrvcy.
The budget has been kept within the
limits OF last years approximations
cy means of the salary and person
mel reductions. The amount provided
under it is Il little less than $4,000
smaller than the appropriations for
the current year. II IL either a case
OF making the reductions recon-
mendcd or increasing the tax rate
still further. the City Manager states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
Danville Rat Tries
to Make Off With Cat

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
DANNILLE. VA. Nov. .".-Mrs.
Clarence Coley, Linn street. yes
terday evening heard the family
Kitten giving evidence of great
distress In the backyard and She
sent her small daughter to nnd
out what WAS the matter. The
child ran back to the house and
told her mother that Il wharf rat
larger than the kitten had the
feline by the head and was trying
to drag II Into his burrow. Sew
cral people Witnessed the fight.
The kitten was slowly disappear
Ing In the rat hole when !; man
went To it's rescue and wrcnched
1t free from the rat. which escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
MOVING GOVERNMENT
HOUSES TO NORFOLK

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. 90
ihir'y-onc more o; the residences
"hiit by the government during the
ar near YORK town have been pur-
'haAcd by ". T. and Guy Hastings.
no are making arrangements for
thclr transportation by barge to MOL
'o!k. where they Viii be placed In
The suburbs.
The purchase Of the ,hirty-onc Is
Vie result OF the success met with in
moving 'ive. housht from the govern
Sm"nt some weeks ago. The large lot
was purchased from the Fisher Bag
company Of Portsmouth. which hau
acquired them from the governments
bet man u hat today" Mr..
isstinSs said. tina, could have
all thrty-six at Norfolk within nve
months. and believe that am goinh
! 70 win the bet, The work OF moving
them down 10 the water has been
FRIED on by Ave men, but today ]
sent ten more up the river and We
shai! move faster now"
tractor was at iirst employed In
pulling the dwellings down 10 the
water but steam derrick was sub
(hututed Few days ago and IL max
A ins Lettcg progress The houses are
scattered about and their average
distance from the river front Ia about
-FOUR blocks. The partners are en-
Iploying their Savn floating equipment
In the enterprise and have been asked
,p move IL number OF houses owned
by others. but they do not contem-
plate doing any outside work until
they have moved those which they
own.
Attempts TO tear tho structures
down. move them part by part. and
rc-ercct them in another place, have
not proved very successful. The total
number built BY the government near
Yorktown. hunter OF bungalow.
rlMIcl ir De
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arrested sheldon. said tina, III. man
married Anna ID. Davidson at Ports.
mouth. February .. 1914. and tina,
three children were born Is tn.
couple. He is also alleged u! have
married Madg: e. De chcrncss. also
81 Norfolk. in hi. city July !. Shell
don was arrested following an appeal
To the police By the first woman. Roth
women were in court yesterday ana
identified tho prisoner. When FIRST
arraiened Sheldon entered Il plea of
guilty. but told the cour; that - law i.
Yer had told him that n second mar
rage would be legal. The plea was
withdrawn on order OF the court ant,
a plea OF not guilty entered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
ACCl SED OF HIRING MAN
TO "REMONF" GROCER

N"l;FoLE. VA. Nay %. Sturgeon
y. H"'lor, coi"r"h. is on trial today
"n IA" charge of having employed
nip Jackson. c"!or-d to suoot
nam HAN. ola c"l"rcd grocer. that
hutler might have ace. s. to the
money 20 Be left Halls wife. Hutler's
alleged friend. jackson, tried yester-
DAY, Was found guilty and sentenced
l" ten N"arS In the state ucniteEtiary.
states evidence wilt tend To show
that Buti"r hired Jackson to como
|" iAiN ciiy and cold bloodcdly shoot
IN" c"i"rcd grocer in his store earl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
Pet Cat Dies Just When
She Reaches Voting Age

WOODSTOCK. VA. Nov 90
rhc allotted span of life for eats.
meaning. of course. those OF the
black. Maltese and Kindred yaric-
Tics. Is ten years. This cat WAS Of
tAe Maltese brand, ana when sh"
u!td on Sunday. she had reached
IN" extreme axe Of II years.
When kitten sis months old
she was taken into Tho home OF III.
J. FraNci. of ihis place. AMI here
she aboHcd until sh. attained the
voting age. II IL be true that eats
have nine lives. the deceased has
only seven more comin:, To her. for
she liked the first ON. so well that
she doubled nj ana lived two.
while a member of the rravcl fam
lily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
DANVILLE MAN SHOT BY
HUNTING COMPANION
Especial to The Timcs.Di.no,ch. !

Especial To The Times Dispatch.1
bANVILLE. VA. Nov 23.-Gcorge
y. Lea. president Of the board of
trustees OF Avcrett Baptist College.
was shot and slightly Injured this
morning IN IIalifax County by
Samuel X. Harper while both were
hunting. Harper fired low at "A
covcy Of birds and part Of tho charge
lodged in Mr.. LEAFS left leg He was
removed in an automobile to hos
pital at South Boston. ten miles
away. where he received treatment
before being brought home. The
wound is not considered serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS EN- /!

a VOID the misery OF racking
~ pain. S!oan's gets right down
TO the aching spot and relieve.
your pain and you wonder why you
did not use Sloan's first. Have q
bottle OF Sloan's Liniment handy and
apply when you first feel pain.
Use freely and don't rub, as
pena,Gles and you will be surprise,
TO find how quickly it eases the pair.
and sends feeling>of warmth through
the aching part.
Fine. too, for rheumatism, neuralgia
seiatica, sPrains, aches. pains, over
worked muscles. lame back.
For forty years SIoan's has been tn,
standby as liniment in thousands
families. Ask your neighbor.
At all druggists-35c, 70c, S1.40.
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Finds Ancient Device
at Malmaison Farm

lSl"ciai 10 The Times Dispatch
bANNlLl.E. VA. Nov. 2J.-l. -.
Hays. farmer who lives at Nal
n:s!S"n, today brought to town an
ancient relic he plowed up on his
farm Il few days ago. Nobody has
been able I" detcrmin. just what
the device WAS intended !or. /, is
COMPOSED OF two "oncav" iron
disks joined together by Il screw.
making Il wheel two ana u half
inches IN diameter. On one Side is
clearly stcnciil.d in ancient let
t"rinS "Will"u;:hby Pat. January l..
1883"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
E,-poIiccmnn Accused OF n,sa,,,

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 23.-CIydc II.
sheldon. SO years old OF FOL l.
street. Northwest. Washington. for
rueriy "a Norfolk policeman. was held
for the grand jury under bonds Of
sl,500 today by Judge Mcmahon in
Police Court in Washington. Detcc.
tive Sergeant Patrick C'Bricn, who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24

the body Of the murdered man last
nieh,. but adjourned the inquest un-
Ill Friday night in this city. Deputy
Kelly having died in the local hos
pi,al
The negroes held Will not be given
a hearing until after the inquest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24

on" morning. For months the gro:..
ccr's recovery MAS In doubt. -
The state contends that Butler had
matters arranged whereby he would
get soinc.moncy from Lille Hail. the
srocers young wife. in the event OF
the groces'S death. As soon rs he was
shot. however. tlo old grocer chonpsd
his wall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
AbbOH,S Men in Last Ditch
Stop Marraudi1g Panthers
Memphis Takes Fifth Game of Dixie Series e Fort
Worth Still Holds Edge Teams Move Back to Texas
for Sixth Game Wednesday.

who caught High In chase be-
tween second ana third. Mcmillan
took second ss High was tagged and
advanced on Williams out TO Kraft.
Mcl.nrry singled ana Mcmillan
scored. A steal by McL.arry. the
first stolen base Of the series. landed
him ON second and he scored on
Browns double to deep left. Johns
relieved Wachtel at this stage and
Camp the first man TO face him,
singled. scoring Brown. Yockey
went out. Hoffman to Kraft, ending
the inning.
one more run for Memphis in the
seventh on n double steal, Mcmillan
scoring and McLarry going TO sec.
ond. ended the scoring.
Oscar Tuoro, who defeated the
Panthers In the opening game but
was driven from the box Saturday,
was announced as the probrs1e c
Memphis pitcher for Wednesday s
game IN Fort Worth, with. "Buzzer
Bilr Whitaker. who opposed Tuero
in the initial game of the series. as
his likely opponent Both the Fort
Worth and Memphis clubs left to-
night for Fort Worth on the special
train which brough; a large party OF
fans from the Texas city, to the
series in Memphis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
ALVA NORMALS
HERE SATURDAY
Orange and Black Squad
Shows Better; More
New Men Arrive

Tho 1891 gridlron season at the
University Of Tuisn viii he Off
cially opened Saturday when the
orange and BLACK aggregation
meets East Central Normal of Alva
at McNulty park at o'clock.
At their practice Monday after
noon Coach achmidts gridstera
showed form and speed which has
been lacking no far this year In
practice games.
The backfiold, which was consid
cred the weakest part OF the T. II,
lineup, was considerably strength
cned Monday with the carnival of
Clifford Heit, from Newkirk high
school, and Con Roach, the lattcr
experienced Rs backficld man.
on account OF the fact that Roach
comes TO Tulsa from the state nor
NAL, he win be Ineligible To play In
the conference games. Heit. how
ever who weighs around 1876
pounds will be a valuable man for
the orange and Black. He is try
Ing for fullback.
Tom williams, letter man OF last
year. who has returned TO Tulsa
H., will assume n backfield position
for tho 1921 season Coach
Schmidt announced Monday. and
Will In all probability play right
haltback In the opening game sat
urday as Fly. who has held this po-
sition, Is out with bad bruises sus-
taiuod In a recent scrimmage.
Eddie Brockman, another new
addition TO the Tigers this year,
showed up remarkably well at tho
short practice Monday. He showed
knowledge OF both the end and
backfiold positions, although he will
in All probilitv be used 20 strength
ON un tho dnnlnted hackflelh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
GRID SQUADS ON TOES
Football i1lcvcns Get Busy At Prnc.
tiCc After Opening season
IAat SntmrhnY.

NEW YORK. sept. 26.--Thc cur
tain having been raised ON college
Eridirons east, west and south, thU
squads resumed their practice to-day
| In preparation for next Saturdays
battles while tho results OF the
I first games ran close to predictions,
| ton bah coaches were busy drilling
/ tNeir charges TO bolster up weak
spots discovered In .hc opening
| struggles. Tho majority OF the
stronger eastctn olcvens rolled up
good scores against their opponents.
! or the sp-cailed "hlg three" Yale
ond Harvard had their usual first
game Successes, the latter eleven
winning u douhleheader with Boston
university and Middlcsbury. Yale
defeated Bates 2S to 0.
Princeton will get into first action
next Saturday against Swarthmorc.
Cornell also will open its season ot
Ithaca opposing st. Bonaventure
college,
In the Middle west Nutre Dame
made good start toward sue
cessful season with a one-sided We
tory over Kalamazoo,
Indiana, later TO meet Harvard at
Cambridge, walloped Franklin, ~
70 0.
The Army squad Is hard at work
at West Point for a double bill next
Saturday with New Hampshire ana
Springfield against them. The other
service team the Navy, VIII meet
North Carolina.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
AGE VS.. YOUTH,
PROGRAM AGAIN
That's the Schedule When
Veteran Waugh and
Young league Clash

That Bobby Waugh is expecting a
real bout next Wednesday night
when he boxes ~ rounds with
Tommy league before the Tulsa
Athletic club. was shown in his
workout Sunday when he Knocked
out one of his sparring partners
stepping on the scales Monday after
his work he weighed 1886 pounds.
and viii easily be at the lightweight
mark when he weighs I'm Wednesday
afternoon. Any doubt IN tho minds
OF some Of the fight followers con-
ceruiHg MauEh's weigh; 81 now *
pclled,
Waugh's battle SCARED face shows
his system ut fighting, breaking in
from the bell and taking anything
his opponent has 10 offer, Waugh
has fought every fighter Of promi-
nence since Freddie Wolch was hem
ny Leonard's superior, The match
will be another volume Of the old
novel: "Age and Science VS. Youth
and Speed" However, as the Fort
Worth boy still boxes "a fast Clip
the bout win he fun OF action.
Tulsa boxing fans have always
wanted plenty OF action regardless
OF who the maulers were. and with
"A card full Of comors Wednesday, s
fight viii be what the fans want. As
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
BartLeSUiILe Golfers
Competing for Title

PARSONS. Kan, Sept. 26.-Jack
Worlick and Joe Hockensmith of
the Bartlesville County club will
compete here tomorrow for the in
dividual golf championship of the
Southeastern Kansas Golf associa-
don, as a result Of today's play in
the semi-finals.
l., b. Messner of Bartlesville and
Or, George white Of Parsons will
compete In the SO hole consolation
flight
The finals for the individual
championship will close the tourna-
ment following which there will be
a meeting Of the executives of the
six country clubs composing the as
ISOLATION for the purpose of selecting
officers for the coming year. The
clubs represented In the association
are that at Pittsburg, Parsons, Inde-
pendence, Chanute, lola aud Rartles-
vile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
TRACK CHAMPION
IN RACE TONIGHT
Mission Boy to Try His
Speed in Half-Mile
Event After Rest

The king Of racing greyhounds,
Mission Boy, will be seen in action
tonight at Mid-Continent park after
n rest Of several weeks. Mission Boy
is entered in the fourth race. the
endurance stake, at half mile. Can
nibal King. Leopold, Duffy's Malt,
Robin Hook and White Hawk also
are entered. but none will give Mis-
sion Boy anay trouble If he is at
himself. Announcement to the crowd
at the races last night that Mis-
sion Boy would run tonight brought
applause.
Another good assembly of fans
Witnessed last nights card. At
tendance has been increasing stead
lily the last couple OF weeks, the lat
ter part Of the meeting drawing
much better than the first.
Last nights program was featured
by the return to racing of Skookum
after long rest. The fleet son of
Imported Steam Trawler- Honesty
made a procession of thee field,
though somewhat tired at the end.
Results last night:
First race. 3-l6 mile, purse S25--
Red Parton first; The Rosary. Sec
ond; Cheer Moments, third. Time
~ SD JOle Ray, sister llTt anu
Pachy Baden\ also ran,
Second race, Ia mile, purse S25-
Over the Rhine, first; Friendly Fox,
second; Security. third. Time q 2-5.
Annals Lilly Edith Cantrip and Jo-
meta also ran.
Third race, 3-l6 mile. purse SIS
Meddlesome Mary, first; Neva Wild
Bill, second; Friendly Queen, third.
Time 90 l-5. Ruth Flirt. Mite Hawk
and Black Bess also ran.
Fourth race, IA mile, purse $40
Skookum, first; Billy Ray, second ;
Honeysuckle. third Time &c 3-5.
Rachel Wild Bill, SO Long Dick and
Sawbuck also ran.
Fifth race. Ia mile. purse $40
Flying STONE. first Oakland Han
nah, second Sammy Satan. third.
Time &c AS. Beakers Lady, Sitting
Bun and Arascc also ran.
sixth race, Ia mile, purse $40
Nursemaid, first; Miss Fire Eater,
second; The Devil. third Time
27 lis. Speedy Cannon, Tulsa Girl
and Big Tom also ran.
Seventh race. ,3-16 mile. purse s25
Midget Flirt, first; Miss Bobbitt.
second; Miss Bob third. Time 90 3-5.
Wild Ranger, Step Ahead and Windy
Cannon also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
Dog Race Entries
OFFICIAL entries 42nd night, Tues

OFFICIAL entries l2nd night, Tues
day, September 81.
First Race, purse s25, u mile
Ready Peerless (M), Willie wild
BIN (MD, Hazel W, Gladys Flirt
(M), Ray Clair tM), Mig Parton.
Second Race, purse S25, ale mile
Flirting Boy tM). Baby Mine,
Handsome Ray (M), The Sneak,
Smoky Jack. Some Fortune.
Third Race, purse $40, 5-16 mile
Betty, Jennie Wrinkle. Lonesome
Fort Worth, Helens Fortune, Red
Bcaker, Sunburn,
Fourth Race. purse $50 y mile
Endurance stake) Mission Boy,
Cannibal King, Duffys Malt, Leo
pold, Robin Hood, White Hawk.
Fifth Race, purse $40, 4 mile
Hermis tM), Suisun, Ginger Beer,
End Flying Clara, Jesserue (M),
Highball (M).
Sixth Race, purse S25, 3-16 mile
Red Red Rose, The Tiger, Lillian
Parton, The Roamer, Peerless
Prince. Speedy Gift.
Seventh Race, purse s25, u mile
Dillon wild Bill. wild Dillon.
Omar, Furnessa, Rosy Star, Tilly
Dame.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27

UVN VI mo stntO Wberc thO contest
is 10 take place and he knows the
boxing game. These three things
qualify him.
The importance OF the match
make the position OF rofereo not
exactly an easy one. These box
crs realize that the winner will be
looked upon us the greatest mid
dlcwcight in tho game today. Tho
winner certainly will be- Classed
wen above Johnny Wilson and
Bryan powney, who put up snCh "A
poor scrap at Jersey city Labor
day and are claiming the title.
There Will be no such fiasco ms
hat Gibbons and p'Dowd fight.
They know how and they have hoen
such bitter rivals for years that
thnro VIII be no aucatinm ahnut tho