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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
LOUISE GlAUM TO APPEAR
IN TRIAL OF ARBUCKLE
Motion Picture Actress, With
Six Others, Gets Subpoenas
From Court.
IBy hssnciated rress. B

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2..-Sub-
roenas were issued tonight at the re-
quest OF the district attorneys Office
here FOR Louise Giaum. motion picture
actress, and SIX other persons. ali b.
lieved 10 be connected with tn? mo-
ton picture industry. 80 appear ~ the
manslauGhter trial 90 Roscoe =. ar
buckle.
officials would give no intimation
OF the reason for the subpoenas nor
LOT the testimony they expected any
of thosc called la give.
Dispositions of Maurice Rosen-
berg of Chicago, and other Eastern
Witnesses. are to be produced toner
row in the manslauciifcr trial OF Ros-
coe G. tFatty) Arbuckle. counsel Ic,
IL be known tonight. The Il. fcnrr ex-
reefs To close its case tomorrow and
h"th sides expect that by the end of
the week verdict will have been
rendered which will settle the share
the motion picture comedian had. II
any, In the death OF Virginia Rappe.
ltebuttal testimony by tho prosecu-
zion VIII follow the submission or the
dcrehsc case and probably Will take
TWO days. the district attorney an
nounccd. The remainder of the week;
wiil be taken up with defense re-
huttai evidence, hnal arguments. in
strnctions by the court and Jury
deliberations. according To counsel
Tor both sides.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
DEATH LIST MAY
GROW LARGER IN
NEW HAVEN FIRE.
Continued From First page)

suburbs. The ambulance men per-
'ormcd many deeds OF hero.sm, diving
into the blazing bowl of the theatre
again and again to bring out the
forms revealed along the aisles and
between the seats by the glare OF the
flames. Their task was too great. how
ever. and the Taft was taken over
entirely when II became obvious that
there were not enough ambuiances
to move the injured to the hospitals
fast enough. y number OF the cases
in the hote, are OF serious nature.
Two of the persons removed to hos
pitfalls are reported to have died OF
their injuries, but at midnight there
was no definite Indignation as to tho
numbcr OF dead.
Tho audience was largely composed
OF college youths from Yale and their
young women friends Fortunately.
the performance being the evening
show, and the film THE Shclk." there
were few children In the theatre.
The first police theory was that the
explosion occurred in the projecting
coop where the films are kept. The
police asccrtaincd, however. that the
operator was not injur ID and. further
more. according to the best accounts,
the flames seemed to come from
back stage. However. unless some
survivor from the stage force is found
who can say exactly what caused the
explosion. the cause may remain Il
mystery, as there Is nothing In the
ruins Of the house now to Indicate
what could have started the fire.
Official Investigations will be he
gun 10y municipal. county and State
authorities Monday morning. There
Is no State law requiring the presence
OF fireman or policeman in any
theatre or motion picture house.
Several of the injured were found
to have their hats and clothing COM
pletcly burned off.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

prominently Identified with the prac-
zee OF criminal law In this city. HI
hrst came into prominence in his de-
i'nsc Of Sainu-l }. Kennedy. dentist.
emerged with the murder III Angus,
1893. of Miss Dollic McRcynoids.
Kennedy was convicted In his first
tfial but freed In 1901 through cf-
forts by MIR. Moore"
Sir. Moore appeared Az counsel Tor
Albert j. Patrick. lawyer. charged
with the murder OF william Marsh
Rice, aged and wealthy widowcr. iu
me latter'S apartment In September
1900. The prosecution contcndcd that
Patrick engaged Charles Jones. Rice
valet. 10 chloroform him. Convicted
OF murder III 1902. Patrick. through
MI. Moore. fought the ease FOR four
;cars until his scu;cnc. vas com
muted by Governor Higgins In 1896
Patrick WAS psrhoncd IN l9l2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

cert stage. am overjoyed To return
TO the United States, where had
my first triumph In my youth. No;
until i had been accliinatcd in Bos
ton and New York did win my
greatest Paris successes"
calvc today looked young, despite
her years. and seemed Possessed or
tho vitality that characterized her as
carmen. her most popular role. She
told your correspondent that her mos.
POIGNANT memory Of America was
not the burst Of applause that greeted
nor Carmen years ago, but the time
when she sang the "Marsciliaise" a
the allied bazaar in New York when
thousands Of voices joined in singing
the anthem and drowned out her own.
Copyright, 1927. Public Ledger COB
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
FOREIGN EXPORTS FOR
OCTOBER SHOW Loss
Decided Drops in Imports Are
Noted by Commerce
Department.
tBy Associated Press !

WASHINGTON, Nov 27.-values
OF the merchandise exported to the
various quarters OF the world during
october fell to fractional parts OF
the totals for the Same month last
year. while decided drops in Imports
were noted by the Commerce Depart
mcnt tonight n its monthly summary
OF foreign trade.
Exports 10 Europe during October
aggregated sl9G.000.O 900. compared
with Si23, 100000 in the same month
last year. while impots amounted 20
SCI, 100000 against sSS.O0o.0OO Dur
irS ten months ended with October.
exports to Europe We're t2,O5S. 900. co
as against s3.72o. 100000 for the cor
responding months OF 1920. while i'm
ports for the same period aggre-
gated $622.000.100 compared with 81
O7S.OGO.OOO.
Exports TO South America for Oc-
tohcr aggregated sl500G.OOO against
S'h,pOo.o0o year nGo. while Imports
toialed sis.000.0 900, compared WIN
si1.06c.000. In the ten months end
cd with October. exports to Soutn
America aggregated So4i0O0 UOu.
compared with s49l.0O0.O00 for the
same months last year. and imports
"HS''SateN S-t-.VV",VhU against $780,
0c0, 0OO.
Exports to Asia during october aE.
rrrgated s4i0co.0cO against $4,000
600 last wear. and imports. $4,000, ruu
compared with s75.0OO.c0O.
Exports and imports by principal
countries during October compared
with October. 1920. follow:
France, exports. $4,000. 900 against
Ne,ooc.ooo: imports, $1,000. 900
against $4,000, 900.
Germany. exports $4,000 900
against .22,oo0.oOO. imports. $1,000
Goa against sT.aO0.O0O.
Italy. exports. $4,000. 600 agains st
S3G.oG0.e00; imports. $1,000 U0O agains,
81 100000
Great britain. exports. $4,000. 600
SlGo.o0o,o0O: imports. $4,000. 600
against S3i0oO,OOo.
siS.ooQ,0oo: Imports. $500. sYu
against se,G0o,O0O.
Jnnan. exports. 10000 900 against
| Sl2.0oo.O0o: imports. $4,000. 900
against s2I,0OO,ooo.
Argentina, exports. $4,000. 900
against S22.0o0.0oo: imports. $4,000
600 against $l5.oo0000
Brazil. exports. $4,000 600 against
Si5.hnH.ron: imports, 100000 against
;l4.o0o, o0o.
Chic. exports. $1,000 600 against
s5."oc.ooo; imports. 100000 against
sS.o1C,COc.
MeXico, exports. sli,00o.0OO against
s2IoocooH: imports, $4,000, 600 against
$4,000. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
R|ROH|T0 DEPLOREs THE
|NF|RM|T|Es OF EMPEROR.
Youthful Regent Addresses
Gathering Before The Pal
ace in Tokyo.
Declares He VIII EnIcnyur In pa
form Duties In Accordance Wifb
Principles Laid Down by Int.
Emperor MutsuIiitO
TBy Associated Press !

'oNi U NOV 2I.-.Crown Prince
iiFonith' newly appointed regent OF
Japan, III addressing gathering be-
iorc the palace yesterday, dcplored
The iniirmitics OF the Emperor. which
had rendered necessary the naminl.
OF regent. and expressed anxiety as
TO whether he would be able to dis
charge the duties which had fallen
on his youthful shoulders. (Hirohi,o
Is 20 years oid)
ne had taken over the duties, hs
sa'h. IN obedience To the rescript is
sued by Emperor Yoshihito and would
ehdeaNor TO perform them "in accord
ance with the grand administrative
principles laid down by the late EN-
pcrOr MutSuhito at the time of the
NeIji restoration" His aim. he added.
would be to further the friendships
oil foreign powers and to promote the
national welfare while awaiting tho
recovery of his fathers health. The
general view here is thut the appoint
ment OF regent was timely and
natural development in view of tho
EinperorS condition. As regent
Prince Ilirohto will practically be
the actual ruler.
Little Doubt OF Popularity.
mere Is little doubt as to his popu-
larity, Of which there have been many
evidences since his return from Eu-
rope. lie has shown IA personal in
terest In various popular undertake.
inSs and has strongly established
himself In the confidence of the pco-
PIE HIS personal supcrintcndencc OF
me recent military maneularS
aroused favorable comment, His 20
marketable resemblance TO his grand
rather, the late Emperor Mutsul!Ito.
also has been responsible for much OF
his popularity.
The health of Emperor Yoshfh!to
has long been II source OF anyiety
ana the naming OF Il regent generalis
comes as relief from the tension
under which tho country has labored..
IL Is sRid in some quarters that tho
regency had virtually been decided
upon bcforej the crown princes re.
cent voyage to Europe. and that thtS
journey was planned as an experi-
ence which would better 1T him for
the task
Chindn Is i.Ord Chamberlain.
Niscount Suteni Chinda has been
appointed lord chamberlain I'm Hiro-
hito'S household. in place of Baron
Arata Ramao. who asked to be re-
iieved OF the post. Viscount Chfnda
also VIII retain the post OF privy
councillor
Tokyo was on the tiptoe of expec-
fancy on Thursday. until the regency
was announced In the AFTERNOON.
' ~ '"c u"S 'Hc newspapers were
freed from the censorship placed on
them by the police, and published nc
counts OF The several preliminary
conferences of the council of Princes
and the orivy councillors. Tho
formal announcement was broadcast
cd In extra editions, which were bag
eriy devoured by the crowds in the
streets.
Following his appointment, great
crowds greeted every appearance of
the regent with Wild enthusiasm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
WOMEN IN PARIS
PLAN FETE FOR EMMA CALVE
Famous French operate Star Will Sail Shortly for
United States Where She Will Open Her Season
With Concert in Boston Christmas Dav

Special Cable to The Times Dispatch
PARIS Nov. 1.-THE American
Womcn's Club in Paris has arranged
an elaborate fetc in honor Of Madame
Emma calvc, famous French operate
star. MING caivc VIII sing before
the club tomorrow. which Is 10 bc hc-
.ast Paris appearance before sailing
Tor tour OF the United States. Her
hrst concert viii be In Boston on
Christmas Day. Nine. Calv. also win
publish In the United States her Me
moirs. which have already been writ
ten and translated into English by "A
boNon lady, signed "Madcmoiscilc
Miss
Ihe elderly singer said. II VIII!
CONNIE my appearances To tho con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
PRINTERS IN ITALY
WILL co ON STRIKE
Protest Against killing or Int,,
Head by Fnscisti at
Trieste.
ny Nssociatcd Prcss. |

bH ASSOCIATED Prcss.1
koME. ITALY. Nov. o7.--ItaIy Will
mi."o"t newspapers Monday fol-
lowing decision OF tho rr;,,nr.
union 10 declare u general strike In
protest against the killing by Fac
ciSti at Trieste last week OF Sirnor
Miller president or the Trieste ,TyDo-
Granhcrs Union. Tie killing M
Miller has caused widespread indir-
nation owing to the manner in which
the deed was committed
me Fascist captured Miller and
iorcibly took him TO an isolated spot.
where several bullets were fred into
his body. Then his assaiiants left
the wounded man to die. 4 compan-
ION OF Miller suffered a similar fate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BROOKS Il RICHARDSON, INC.
Reai Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE AUCTIoNEER SALE
428-430 West Duval
Street
RICHMOND. VA

IN cAccution Of certain deed Of
rust 10 NJ: d. Nunnally, trustee. dated
|Cct1n.r 10. 1915. recorded in the
lierhs Office OF Richmond Chancery
|-purt' IN ID. Il. 23i-a, page 507. de-
auit having been made In the pay
(h'ht OF certain notes therein secured
|'hi being required so to do by the
|"hcr thereof, / VIII sell by public
'ic'l"h On the premises
THURSDAY. DECEMBER |. 1921,
AZ 1890 O'Clock l.. NJ.
h. real estate described in said deed.
as follows:
Nj that certain lot OF land. with
a." improvements thereon. known az
Nos. i2s-i3D West Dual Street. in
y" Guy OF Richmond, Virginia. on
"tcn brook Avenue and Shook Alley,
EcHinnink Il, point on the northern
N" OF Duval Street. thirtv-si1 feet
yen inches (35.l0J west of Shook Al
E,S thence north and parallel with
|Shvok Alley eighty-threc tS3) feet
h'hcc wrst for'y-two feet eight
n"h"s i2.SD. thence south eighty
/ hr"" feet ten inches (S3I0J to Duval
|HiF'eI thence oast along Duval Street
hIrty tire" feet six inches $3.50 to
~" point Of beginning as shown on
ne plat recorded in y. h. 2i+-d. page
III the clerks Office OF Richmond
hhnccTy Court.
Terms: CASH
NJ. u. NuNNAILY.
Trustee.
ilspoks & RICHARDSON. INC.
~ THOMAS POLLARD,
cij Hull street.
Real Estate Auctloncer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Die. From Gunshot wounl,

MEMPHIS TENN, Nov. o7.-Her-
pert ling ham, musician and organs,
AT local theater. died cR"ly today
as the result of gunShot wounds sus-
tanned yesterday following a quar-
rel with Bessie Lee Sisk, his sweet
heart Bingham, when taken to a
hospital, declared that he had shot
himself accidentally while c,can,ng "a
pistol. Miss Sisk. when arrested. Is
said by the police to have stated :hat
she shot bingham In NJ or Jealous
anger. when she found him with an
other woman. She is held On charge
OF murder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
CIiAS. r. RUEHRMUND,
Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 F rame Flats in Old
Jackson Ward

NOS. IllG AND Ills NORTH SMITH
STREET,
In execution OF IA certain deed OF
trust tn the undersigned. dated Oc-
tober 20. 1919. and recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. in Deed Book 26l-B, paEc
495. default having been made in the
payment of n part OF the debt there
i'm secured. and being required so 10
do BY the beneficiary, ! will sell al
Public Auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER /, 1891,
AZ 1870 o'clock =. NJ,
the real estate described in the said
deed. as follows:
All that lot of land in the city of
Richmond. Va, OH the western line
Of Sixth Street. together with all i'm
provcmcnts thereon and appurtcn-
auces thereto belonging, known as
Nos. lii6 and IliS North Sixth
street. and bounded as follows, to-
wit: beginning on the western line
of sixth street at IL point distant
thereon los feet. northwardly from
the northern line OF Crouch Street:
thence running nOrthwardly along
and fronting on the western line OF
Sixth street. thirty (3O) feet, and
extending back westwardly from said
front, between parallel lines, les
foet. 10 an alley In common
TERMS: Cash.
ROBERT I.MAYo, JH..
Trustee.
y. B-Prior deed of trust OF 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
S13,000,000 LOAN TO co
FOR ROLLING STOCK
Thy Associated Prcss.l
baldwin Concern Advances Amount
to Argentina to BE Spent
fnr EUtrI,,nont

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27-The
Baldwin Locomotive Works, of this
city. recently loaned the Argentine
government $4,000, 900, all. of whicI,
Is to be spent in this country for
railroad equipment. Snmuel Vauc-
lain, president OF the Baldwin con-
Germ, said tonight. lie declined to
discuss the terms of the loan, except
TO say mat II was for five years.
Contracts for the entire amount,
MIR. Fnuclain stated. already have
been placed with Baldwin works and
the Standard Steel Car Company, OF
Pittsburgh. Each contract, he said,
called for EQUIPMENT costing approx
tlmately S8,600,000.i - -, ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Southern Colleges Ia Meet.

ATLANTA GA. Nov. a7.-The
southern intercollegiate Confcrcnc.
"hich, beginning next year. will gov
ern athletic regulations between most
OF the !nrGcr institutions OF the
south. VIII meet in Atlanta. Frida =
and saturday. December . and 3. :.
perfect the organization a.d adort i.
constitution and bylaws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
$50. 100000 Loan for Argentina.

-'''S'"''" ''s'l
BtENOS AIRES, Nov. 27.-A New
York group Of bankers has informed
the Argentine government that 4
definite propose Will be suhmitteI II
the carly part nc next month for a
I, 2an To Argentina of $4,000. OcD, ac-
"rdtnE Ia official announcement
made yesterday. This Offer. g. is
". 'crstood Will be merely rcpot.-
ion OF the proposed $4,000. 900 lnun
concerning which negotiations were
ended last September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
10 Outline rinnn Ia Aid Ia,c

WASHINGTON. Nov. a7.-rlaps o-
the National Conference on linen,
ploFinent To meet future uncmpIoy-
ment "risis will he outlined in New
York Friday night by Edward Eyre
hunt. secretary of the conference. In
an address before the willard
Straight Post of the American I,.-
zion. Mr.. Hunt Will also discuss I'm.
present condition Of unemployment
throughout TIE country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

SALE

~ decree Of the Chnnccry Court
~ TIE city OF Richmond vs.. tn. heirs
r.. David iachFon and Edward hooker.
'hier,a November IS. 1871, the under
tfiNd spocial commissioned viii sell
aHei."n ON tn" premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1927.
At O'Clock l.. VI.
frst \ lot in the city OF Rich
Ua"d Virginia. ON IN. south side az
~ taiur street. commencing thirty
i+ei IHh tuu" inches $50 ~ inD
. tom tne intersection OF Decatur and
Madison streets and fronting fftecn
i"tt and two Inches G5 II. = I'M, and
running Tack between parallel lines
ninety 800 feet
second nh. lot adjoining the
(. y--'n"ntluHcd lot on the west
fronting nttccn fcrt ana ,tau inches
% n in on Decatur Street and
running back between parallel lines
nimgtN I:1l feet.
TERMS Cash.
he X POLLARD.
Special Commissioners.
! certify that the bond required by
- above decree Of the special com
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 25th day
Of November. 1921.
CHAs. o. sAvILLE.
Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
DECLARES UNIDENTIFIED
BOY IS SLAYER OF THREE
Rcpudiatcs Alleged Confession
of Murder in Dowagiac,
Mich. in September.
lBy Associated prcssI

IOWA GlAC. MICH, Nov 27.-Once
more rermdsa,ing AN alleged confess
SION, In which he Is said to have aa-
'ni'tcd siaEihg william Monroe. ms
VIE ana daughter. Neva. at their
nome here the night OF Sen,c,n
II, Cyrus Rythcr. 80. TODAY ,oId 60.
'"uhty officers. according to tho Iat
ter that he looked into tho virdn,r
OF the Monroe romc. and saw ~,
unidentified hoy kill the three vir-
t'ms by striking them on their bcads
Win nai!-studdcI club. In the AL
ItStd confession that Ry,her re-
pud!atcd last night. and TO-DAY bs
Is sara TO have stated the unIdentI.
H.d boy was his accomnlicc in rho
crime Ryther was being held at the
S"uh'H JAN IN CaSsapolis tonight. ana
was announced. Ardith Monroe.
r.oiG daughter of Monroe. who
""S "aHiy beaten by the SLAYER, would
be brought 10 the jail soon in an nj
tempt To identity the man rs her nc
Saiiant. Ardi,h was badly iniurc,
by the murderer. but recovered In :.
hospital. 80
Tw" Negroes Released.
Donald Bass. IL. and Earl Cisco
~ negroes arrested late Yesterday
with RHihcr were released today
iheN mad admitted being In Ryther,s
company several hours before ,be
murders were committed.
u couniry-wide search for III. I'm.
Identified boy named hy. Rytber vii,
be instiGa,cd. county authorjtic. ,,
a"unccd tonight.
Rythcr. in his repudiatcd cnuros
sion. is said % have asserted he s,ono
WITH the boy just outside the Mon.
roe home ana watched the memn-r
OF The family retire. He is said n
nave declared he entered the home
( W!'h The boy, struck the four mem.
bers OF the family on their heads. ana
then went into the cellar. stealing ST.
/ 900 concealed there. In his stare
ment today Rythcr is said BIZ tbe ~
hcers To have declared he stood o.,t
; side one of the windows of the homo
Sa" the Monroes preparing for heJ
ana then watched the boy enter Tho
front door Of the house and commit,
the murders. In his statement today
ne refused la say whether he or tho
BOY mad obtained any money,
E'ndes Further Questions.
I'm sorry have talked too mucb "
was Ryther's reply Ia further nues.
lions. the officers said.
Ryther is said by the .utbori,io
I" be mentally deficient. although II
was announced he would he detained
owing I" statements concerning Tho
crime that dcrc not known to those
Investigating the case.
Rythcr's home is in Ncwtowr
Woods, Il small settlement. near
DOwaciac.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Ludgc ncnnctt Rn,Ilngn pIex.

'SANDERSVlLLE. GA. Nov. IT,
Judge Bennett Rawlings. sc. former
judge. and ono-titac candidate for
Congress from the Tenth Georgtu Dis
trict, died here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
as Information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of pa.,enpcr T,,i,
hy.unieSs OF her wixc shown
DAILY except Sunday. ( Sunday oDiv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
Two chndren Die In Tenement Fire.

MONTREAL. Nov. 1.-TWO chill
dren were burned TO death today and
block Of twelve tcuements DESTROY
ed In fire in Rosemount. I'm the
northeast section of the city. The
dead are: Alice Landry aged G
years. and her brother. Walter. aged
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
mr. FEDERAL.
PRINTING CO.. Inc
~ 10t5-l5 BANK STREET
AN TELEPHONE MANSON SeSe
(" RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

u. y. CEPHAS,
Real Estate Agent and Auction,cr
a35.. North Second Street,
At the request OF the owners. wc
VIII offer for sale on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. NOV 80. 1921.
al 400 O'Clock +. NJ,
that splendid property known as the
Richmond Hospital. situated on the
north line of Baker Street, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets. fronting
"a feet. lik inches on the said Bak :
cr street. with depth OF l53 feet .
inches. more or less.
This property has been used for
hospital purposes for many years and
is located in the heart 81 the col :
orcd section OF the city OF Richmond.
TERMS: VIII be announced at sale.
Is. \. CEpHAS.
Auctionecr.
,,,,.. i, nr-,-,,t,,,,>,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
NOTED CRIMINAL lawyer
KILLED BY AUTO IN N. Y.
Robert M. Moore, Who Acted
as Counsel for Patrick, Vic
tim of Accident.
NY Associnted preas.

"EW YORK. Nov. 27.--Itobcrt NJ
''"1te. noted criminal lawyer. died
"riy today ns Il result OF injuries re-
.,'"" last night when struck by an
utomobilc near his home ON West
lhety-sixth street. Joseph Dempsey,
river or the machine. was arrested
~ charge Of homicide.
MT moore was So years old. AMI
-. more than twenty years had been
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-04-14
WORK OF IMAGINATION.

The captain Of industry cannot builc
4 giant corporation which may CO
ordinate hundreds of smaller corpora
tons, thousands Of employees, mil
lions Of capital, until he has first
created the entire work in his imagi-
nation. In order to cultivate the mag
ination, 1t must be exercised. Exercise
is necessary to cultivate mental mus
Gle as we'll as physical muscle. It
must be supplied with nourishment or
1t cannot grow. Do not confuse imagi-
nation with fancy, or that form of
day dreaming in which some like to
indulge, writes Charles F. Haanel in
an exchange. Day dreaming is form
Of mental dissipation which may lead
to mental disaster. Constructive imagi-
nation means mental labor but, even
80, it yields the greatest returns, for
all the great things of life come from
men and women who have the capa-
city to think, to imagine, and then
make their dreams come true