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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
WILL EXTEND CAMPAIGN
FOR BETTER HIGHWAYS
membership Drive Of Good Road, A.
sociafi"n To Last Jntil

oh motion OF Il. Eiwood Tragic
tAalrMan Of the special membership
committee OF the Rotary Club /, ~, =
decided last night at a mcotinr al,
.h"rphES Hotel - extend tn. c.n-
NdsS Tor members in the Nirrii,i.
Good Roads Association 10 Fchrunrv
10 give tn" soliciting comruitt.as
opportunity 10 sec all the indivi,nl,Is
ara firms assigned 10 them and A.
quaint them with the efforts o: ,hc
assoc lation for state wide highway
u'Nclonmont Present at the meet
ing were the chairmen of the mem
b.rShip committees from the Rotary
club. Niwanis Club. Richmond Nj.
rrrtSing Club. Richmond First club
Travellers Protective ASS aim
Ihlted Commercial Travellers. Rich
n"nd Nutomotivc Trades Association
ana R"ai Estate Exchange.
Encouraging reports, but incom-
p!rte hccausc Of the short time dur
ins which the teams have been
""rFihE. We're turned in bv Tho
cAair'ncn. All agreed that tho nr-
.nd az the canvass this week Tues
uaE, "Wednesday and Thursday. had
h""n too snort TO permit of anything
2Nt scratching of the surface r.
~ hoinaS. member OF the commit
Z" from the Richmond Advertisers
tiub. reported that only one re
iHSal 10 Join the association had
hccn reported by tn. six members Of
me clubs membership committees
lie declared that with this high
batting average" the canvass should
lie continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
WOMEN NAME CHAIRMEN
FOR JEFFERSON PRECINCTS
SECOND Ward Meeting az League of
'oirrs Hears Address ny
MrS. IlnShrr

me second OF the ward MEETINGS
n,cihE conducted by tn" League 81
Women Voters was held last night
~ 'himh0rao school. Mrs. Kate
i.anrl"T Kosher delivered tho priu-
opal address. She contcEdci that tn.
question ~ appropriations Iu. social
Scrt!c" ANA welfare activities Should
rcS"iN. as much attention as thos.
t"r "ih"r purposes. Mrs. Eosh"r ap-
pealcd TO the women 10 he alcr; ana
!" us" their influence mad votes in
the interests Of legislation which
mak" Tor the good OF the home ana
Community.
Mrs. John q. Munce IN a shor,
speech declared that politics could
not he kept ont o: the home.
Other speakers were Miss Adcl.
Clarke, State cha irman Of tn" League:
Captain George y. Foster. and Gcore.
BowlrN.
Miss pobbtns named the following
rs precinct chairm"n for Jefferson
Ward: FIRST Precinct. Mrs. W. \.
Ch"atw ood Second. Mrs. Morgan L.
Mills; Third. Mrs. John Risn.r.
Fourth, Mrs. Wilbur j. tirigGS. Fiith.
Mrs. =. ". MasSic: SIXTH. Miss Elmer
Meredith; Seventh, Mrs. Ida Klein.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
PETTY LARCENY WAVE
SWEEPS OVER RICHMOND
Many Minor Thrfs Are Reported 10
Polirc-St"lrn Articles In
cfudc Great VARIETY.

What might be termed lively
way" az petit larceny has struck
Richmond in the last few days. ii tho
hlottcr in Police Court and the re-
n"rts made 10 the police are 10 be
believed Theft of everything, from
thF"" bananas to a piano. haN. been
reported 10 tho department, and any
number Of arrests have bean made
on ir.iinG minor theft charges.
Abduction OF SIXTY dozen eggs from
Inc wagon o; J. K. o'hcathum. a
countryman who came 10 Richmond
7. dispose u his produce; Kidnapping
OF an ovcrcpat from a dummy stand
ihs inohcnsivciy in front OF the
store OF y. Kamln:sky, at 1909 West
,ir&cr street. and Sundry other Of
ichScS aga!ns; the peace and dig
niiS Of the Commonwealth" have
hcon recorded on the biot;crs at the
f!rsi ;t.d second stations.
Sk",nion keys were used in an
tcriuE the room OF Eliza jackson
lpeo West Grace street, and removal
o. a black pony skin coat. and in
me rohhcry % the residence of
Esther Robinson, OF IN. same mum
Der, w!crc several pairs of shoes
= small amount II currency. and ar
ticl"s Of clothing vanished while tn.
nWn'r Was not N the house. Police
reports rhow that three rcvolvcrs
We're stolen in various sections or
nc CITY. TINS article seeming to have
me preference over all others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
CHILDREN TO GET CARDS
FOR THEATER ADMISSION
fiah Ahoptrd To 0bNintr Hardship mt
Lunch Hour on Those Who


ihrouEh tho cooperation or Labor
!nmmlSSioncr John Hirschbers. Miss
Lucy TEMPLE Witt. attendance officer
~ N" ru lie school. :nd the Etch-
nl"hI motion picture thcat.r mana
gers. plans have been agreed upon
~ which children between tho ago.
y ,Hna -, VII" are =, work, may
'l'tN1 me iarat"rs between TIA" hours
~ : " and T. VI.
tn!rs wcrc adopted recently pro-
hlhstiAs Schoo! children attcnt!!n.
tcrnoon. These rule. we're lcslrn,.d
20 proven, tho children ncglettiul,
tnelr classes. In order that children
"h" arc employed, ana have leisure
I"ur" during the carly part OF the
GaN. may attend the shows. commits
Si"ncr HirSchhcrg has designed a
card upon presentation az which m.
h"ldtr may purchase tickets aud Al
tchd tho shows. Thcs" cards may l..
ohia !ncd ~ the Department II I.Ihnr
~ the Capitol Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
PLANS MADE TO RECEIVE
BATTLE ABBEY PAINTINGS
ceremonies will he Held on Mon
day, Jnnunry 3l-Gcncral
Carr to Preside.
200 INVITATIONS SENT OUT
General Public VIII Not BE Adj
mittcd to Observation-Disclosures
Hoffbaucr, the Artist, Soon 10
Leave for France.

The mural military paintings in the
memorial hall of the Confederate Me
horitf Institute. known as the Battle
AahcS. VIII be received by tho board
uarE 81. when an impressive program
VIII nc carried out. These paintings
are the work OF Charles Iioffbau.r.
me celebrated French artist. who viii
!raNc lsichinond soon for his home.
Mr. lioi,baucr is Il soldier as well as
an artist. having suspended his work
mere 10 tight for France when Ger
many made was on her in 1914.
Thc general public VIII not hc ad-
United To the exercises. Invitations
VIII be limited TO about zoo persons
including members OF various Confcd-
crate examinations and representa-
ives 81 patriotic societies. The first
announcement Of the program created
the impression that the building
would he opened to the public on that
day. Ihc general opcninE viii bc at
Il later date.
wori. prac,icaiI, Completed.
Mr.. iioTbauer is puttini; the finish
ihS touches on the paintings. and
hopes I" complete his worh within
Thomas l.. Ryan that the Memorial
Association WAS able L. secure the
services OF the great French artist.
Air. Eyan. through the late j. Taylor
for the purpose. Mr. honbaurr
started his worl; IN 1919. having
SiEncd Il contract the previous year.
After making some progress, TIN.
great war came. ANA true patriot as
he was. the artist threw down his
brushes and returned TO his beloved
France TO DO his share Tor his COIN
trE AS soon as possible after the
came 10 his task. which was but q
task of love. and for two years he has
been steadily at work.
There are eight panels in tho south
"a l,. "a ,hIN u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
VIRGINIA OFFICERS TO SEE
BAKER ABOUT CAMP LEE
colonel ii",igrs and Major Irnry
VIII Leave inr Washington
TITS Enrnin...

Major Joan l. i.,ary and colonc!
i.oit"E Hodge wili leave Tor Wash
inSt"n this morning for q conference
with the War department. relative
10 securing the use or n part OF
1ia"h l;s- Tor the Nat!onll Guard
Plans OF ~" government are no;
known il Ens been the desire. Of Of
hc'rS ut headquarters fc! more than
= year 10 secure possession o. q part
- 'hlS pr"p,'tE when ii * abandon
cd rs regular army camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Executive Committee. Fast HIM
over Frcsbytcr.nt Auxiliary. see
"hd Presbyterian Church. II.
supreme Court or Appeals. 10.
Mnr! ThoHas Auxiliary, nos
West Franklin street. II.
Rabbi L.. ID. Ncn,Iozn nj nrth
Ahnbah Temple. S,ia.
Academy: Vaudeville and mo-
t'"h pictures, .. ::tO ana g:I5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
! EAGi'E nF HOUSEWIVES
llDGRSES PGLlCEWOMEH
'.' Approve " Sf.N '.urRt Ia I:IImi-
nate Duplication III street

ina"rscm. nj - polio" women FOR
i" city III iiclrtund was made AT
nie"tinE of the housewives i.caEuc
e5tCrda% in Jefferson Hotel. Mrs.
!. w. bur!am's suggestion that the
rhEuc indorar III. movement on the
art OF the city to eliminate the du-
.iiicattnn OF names OF streets was also
tcccptcd. as Was tho suggestion OF
Mrs. j. Is. Bowman To protest against
the proposed rcrouting OF roads that
VIII isolate the monument OF General
ituart near icllo W Tavern.
II. w. Trafford, Director OF Public
Ctilitics. spoke on the gas situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
RABBIs EXCHANGE PULPITs
DIR. Cn1isch VIII Preach in SorfoI,,
ana Munster There to he at

fahhi T.. ;. IdliSch and Rabbi l.. ID.
Mendoza, Of ohcb Sholom con..rreo-
ton Of Norfolk. Will exchange puipits
this week. Rahhi Mendoza occupyinS
the pulpit OF i!ctn Ahabah this even
lnE hhn tnMOrrOM morning Mhile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Y " NHNNln0 3l.U I'oItDf Sir..,.
~" waS operated on III Memorial
iin>h!I,l som" time ago mas rrturt-
20 - his home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
ucrLcr, >n,,nI.r. I,,..

li.'btfi !. Saunders, .. Shirley. who
wac operated upun n, Grace iio.,,r
~ several days sgo. was r.porte1
ih"' h!sht a. on the road To re-.
IsoNcry He Is now able TO soc his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Rabbit Caiisch Is In Norfolk. Tn.
services VIII begin at',hc usual hours
S.i5 and IL o'clock, respectively. TN
public ~ welcome ut all services al
Beth Ahahah.
ON Friday evening Rabbi l.. -. Men
doaI via deliver a sermon cutltic!
The t'udyins Fire"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
missionary Pageant

A. missionary pageant will be ho,d
by tho Epwcrth League Of Central
Methodist Church Sunday night at 7
o'clokk In the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

discussion % tho reorganization a.,
the PUBIC schools January III w1s
mhde at the hinonthly princIpaIs.
.ohieFehSc yesterday in tho adminIs-
tIaS!Ne pulldinE. IL was decided Ia
accept new pupils ,as well as Old IN,
that and the following day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
SCOUT TROOP NO. |
HOLDS INSTALLATION

The Roy Scouts Of Troop No '4r.d
an interesting installation m"ctjug
Saturday night. tn. troop h";ue' I"s'L i"L
a. Il part Of tho BOY Srol: or-auizlti",s
Of Wheeling and Mnundsvilc rour,l.
John W. Davis presided Il, th!S meeting
and II. . PORTE. load scout cX"ru'.lo.
was also present. The troup committee
was made up Of 'he fnl,"Htng Iu"u IT,
1.-Two IN scout circles. l.. Kraft l.. F"rk
he!mer. Rabbi Lola. |. Gordnu. e. Jacobs.
Invocation was pronounced hr EahI
lola al the opening the session and
America" was then sung by the cn'ir"
gathering. Scoutmaster =. \ Nyhcr&
made an interesting address and pre-
d.cted great things for THIS cht"rpri~inr
Troop. which has made such remarkable
progress OF late. Mr. RyheCk also talked
90 tho boys on the observance Of tho
law scout Is obed.en,." and both NJ.
Ryoeck and assistant Scoutrnstcr T. :
Eorkhelmcr told the boys just What u
means to 10 a scout and asked them for
their fullest cooperation. Rahht Lola
talked on matters OF general interest," 20
all present.
The following boys were installed IN
tho Boy Scout organization as tender
foot memhers: Klee and Myron Barh"n
hctmer. Leonard Jacobs. Alex Gordon
and Charles Front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
MARROW ESCAPE
IN AUTO PLUNGE
MISS SARAH GOULD UNINJURED
WHEN REQ TOURING CAR GOES
INTO CALDwELL'S RUN.
Went Through Fence. Toro Stones fro,n
Enlbanhmsnt and Turned Tlip-Flop.

Miss Sarah Gould. daughter Of 7. =.
Gould "f m" County Road. Mozart. HHI
a miraculous eSC.,p" ::om death or S"rl-
Gus injury sunday az ru""n between
/ and . O'Clock. when III" REQ trrrir.;
ar she vas DRIVING got hr!"ma Ter
control as she rounded the cure o.
{ '2ldwcll'S Run at rwCuty-mu,h and
Mc| 'nli"Ch streets. crossing u" hvsdc"
the car. a very heavy make, sHn:
through the fence ahov. the run. toe
from The "rbankmcnt two good si:,l
stone abutmcnt% turned ,omp,"t"
rNp-slon and landed IN the run "n So
side. Mss Could was not injured IN
tho slightest and. aside from SLIGHT u"'.
v"us shock. IL nn worse for III" acci'iCr'.
The hearincss Of the car. /; Is s;'d.
il largely responsible" for Miss G"ull>
good fortune. To hystInd"rs. who -
rived after the accident. i; VAS m
tory how the car mana cd 20 hN IN the
position II occupied. The aerial >ou"r-
s;tult. however. explained that. Ry some
streak Of luck the ca. too. Is hut slight.
" damaged. ard with few m'uo" re.
pairs viii be as GOOD as ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
No More Gas in
Stomach & Bowels

II you wish 70 be permanently re-
lieved or gas IN lhe Sturn"Ch anl bow
els, take Baaimann'S ,iaS- Tablets
Ran,mCnrs GaS-raS,crs are prepared
distinctly and especially for stomach
gas. and particularly. for al the bad
effects corning from ga$ pressure
That empty. 8one and EnIwing lesl.
ing at the pit CT your stomach wi, lis
appear. taAt GLNiuUS nervous elm (
With heart palpl,at;on VIII vanish. and
YOU will oule more be abe e. ttKe 4
deep breath. 20 often prevented hy R1s
LreRsinG HI&tust your heart ami Inss
Your limbs. arms and fingers wont
feel cold ard &, 20 S.erp because I:all.
lnann's G.,s-1G c,ets prevent EaS Inter.
ferinK NitS the circulation. ul"us.
drowsineSS lad sleepy teei'nE after dIa-
-ner Will SON he replaced ~ 4 i"si:.
for sCrie :2Cm OF entertainment. loI'
distendei S'"rI2"h will reuuce by inch, >
because EaS WI not form after uS.n5
Raalmanr'S aS-Tab,e's
BaAlmaun'~ ,;As-Tah.ets sell for {;
but be sur". get a." gar Itue IA yellow
package. 10; r".N then can you eN1,''
the hcnci,r!p. results many others aels
experienced
Baainahn's Gas.Tablets are TO- sale
nv all rel!a0'@ druggists and {. IL
Griese & Compar,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
DETECTIVE COSHRON
IS MUCH IMPROVED

Considerable improvement. IN IN" con-
dillon OF Detective Ross Goshror. 80
Pittsburgh. wHo was sho, tw!," in m
encounter with Ra''Inur" q nE!"
freight train rohher Thursday r!gN'.
vas reported last might - Htt"udH"'s
at tho Ohio Valley Genera! hosr!'h!
here.
Goshron was mot twice. once ;hrnGph
the abdomen. while trying 10 mako hlS
way through a Eondola. loaded WITH
mine lies. 70 n box car from whi.h Il"
snw two train robbers letting them
selves down 20 rho door by means @:
ro1e ladder. 4 lookout shot him 'wl'"
IN mo Thigh and orce in IA" abdomen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
POLICE PICKUPS

4 fairly good docket Will C"nt5"nt
Judge John s. RITZ whom h" ""n!cneS
police court this morning
Sam Sclklrk. who's" address ia roy
!stered as ArChanNa. Pa. was picked m
nv Motorcycle Officer Roth. char god
with violating tho cty's speed laws !'c
posted SIS tor MS appearance IN police
court this morning
Name Gibbons. by ONiccr Mu"''"r,
". H. Sommcrs. BY ON!"or II. II, Gar
dom. anil Harry Gibbons. by DMIc'r
Mueller. are all charged With being DIS
orderly.
Henry Grau,mar. ~ NHtrcr No!''c.
Jake Hr"wn. b! 0mi"rr k;.mrn:
Chicken" Fox. ny Onlc"r 'us;"-. John
Ward. BY Custer. AMI Thomas Gr"gE. ~
ONtrer +. Woods. arc a., charged with
bang drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
Fer Manly Isn

~, - ,.. ~..t BE-. .,"r, 'u";s'"r o..
n,r order. %" - .:.1", ".u. i."' :"
."., .,.'::'!s prayer -" 20: '''':.:'' - &c.
..oa lr",. .:'.,.,. .. e.. e.. ... ,'r,''. .'
WAITED that -..".: = a.:.-' ., .,'.'s
"2r'v nay ;''. Il '"':.'' a''| '''.
O.: ~" '..'nrr;" ;".r:'.'.: ~ r>rmr,in' -
,.ua e.: rltA.2a i".n"'";.s.
"" ar" j':":. :HI.N ..r":' >''d .. 3
>,a,,..,'v. soar t.. ;."l:,s- I'D r'.'
..G> lax aud III. ;:,:,t Il :n.;''''i'~.
/" th"r,. .,r tus f'ri!"r~. -
'',ur IN tn" .:,inlin. -tr't!N" features g..
.':r E''"ru"r"u'.i I.;...r~ =. ".' neg N''''
- :1t;"u. Nn"r:''c ger. i~ N""'H
:stl'"~,man~ktp AMI American wIHt""
M .,np.y ~" .,r,.',"~ rru",!'"S 80.
.ltk, IN. needed lions. oar -.
,r:I.,; "rE'",LatI"m - i""""'-
r-,...l - law ru'""r, mot
Ia rrG.r hat mar r"vr!nr"':; cont
'i"s - nr''!rE n" hiShr"t position =
H.. calla\r - aIt'orS. q 0r"i"r "HH''r'
,ar" :,-t enforcement - n" 'Hw !"
,,.,r,-><!t, strict obedience - IN" ~
IL urrrSsIrN aUi ">$"n;'". :" 'Nr ''
>ard 'utr,A ~ "iv!'tEaH"" M:ii""f
If. ;,i"-tv' Property and otH'r ~
s.:tS -; Eo""'n"SS ""n'" T." ms, ne
cur ,,::.ci.,,> charged with ~" fIt' D."
...:,. r..,-c ~. ,,W u""ds and ~. n''
.I,t.. - earn, =; Cr-.,u"rd;,"n ~ =. -
',v a!.r..r.. 80: .H"u. hU' in III" dlN'h'.rS.
= ,hrs" dn,l"~ ne should himself S';''
-, o',.,r ~. mandates =; tn" Ian
r,,..,..I w.:h tn.> official an'hni.i'
.n",..i y" - ;sS' and :.'''>" u a. !"
.,r.," u:.nr. nd;ux citizens "t l'". h'"t'
f,rnr. ~ and ~" Hur"u;tS "t naPPin">
Nitrnut dur process OF Law. ms W""'
,,r.... nrHr,,hl. hoi Hhrri&"i. rnmmun!S'.
nd ,.iSr,+arrt for ~" law. m"r".>
,,rrtiru ;l:S L .i'uS'r"'" now lmirja
,iy. i; Is COR citizens in private ne
and ,.t.!,,n,s 10 work III ""rtr't Hnis"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
RIVER NEWS

Thc marks - -" wharf las nigrr
shove! Il e. .'aE.. -: . f."r and s'a-
.,rn.r, W.a:,,.r lear .rHI 'u"d"iItr.
Tn. General N""d vas d,.- la" LIST
r.gul to pas Dawn ;nr Cincinnati from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
FIRE DESTROYS CLOTHING

The erc department responded t" an
An FROM Fox = SATURDAY. wh'""
,onk them to IN" home "E |, W; h"<-
Etns No. II A!"y IS. on N" Island
'T~;h.rr Amounting to SIS was de
S,roysd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

"Th. man who lnarr'cs nv dauEhrcr
must he earning NJ Icas, ii.nHo 4 yea
Why
"Rrcause that is whn: sh" coS'.S ~" "
"Supros" we compromise: IN"n -"
saving rr"rcv ~ vow e; us n'arrv aua
contribute S3.G"D a year L. or Sri,."rt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
no, HUM,

ru.ler. "Hnt Won, yo" stop for your
hreakrast. SIR" o,,rio
tiuhman. No. i,'hSH' '''
Won drink /, for re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

n" recall petit: "a "G.im:i rr'y Nam
aprr TRACE is the basis - several dam
nrr suits Cor alleged libel h";nG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

Keep yn@r sink - sweet az Your "'$
r,s.,.-r- use Blue pcv!i.-AdH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
TALKS TO
STEEL WORKERS
EI1ALGa MATED PJ.FSIDENT SAYS
UNION IS ANXIOUS TO BRIc;tI
ABOUT SETTLEMENT
Large Meeting a. Carroll C,uh--WE!!aa
CoQ.as and Michael Mahonsy
Speak

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;.,r,rt l.,I "a n,,.. ..,,, -, "a. ,-,!",,'.
'.,.n Slnd.t, .,I,rr,..,:.. !: u.,.u.. Vnc
..r.....,. v.,- ,,,r.r; =. ....r. g., char
,r.,r N,,.i,.,,. Marianne, r.. :,.d.l,n.
As v.u rlrcd I..,l.. H.. >.> ,nI.-,>
= nv. ,n,,n v,,, p. o,.r, /. ,.,
.,..,., ,,,.,.,.,,. ,..,,, j,,..,,,,,.,.,r. -,
u r.,,..,.... ,.......Nf...
N.l,,,,, r,,r,rs ,,..,r,..,. ,,.r IN. >r.
-,,..,u FEDERATION g.. I.,l.r. nt~ Pc.
t,s; ,r..,h-r ..i H.. ,.rf.yi..,. IT,.
ok. cen 9TH. r.;,.,uS.,,..,t r -,
,..,, Sn,n M. lIN ~. ,.r, .r'.r.
,.,,,. ..,,r ~. ,,,,,,.l,cI 60, .,an, 81. tn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-15
Ledoux in Cell
For Lack of SIS
Mr.. Zero Arrested Parading
With Lamp, Searching for
Christian at Farley.

Unable to raise S25 collateral,
Urban ]. Ledoux, known as Mr..
Zero" was confined last night in
the Tenth precinct police station on
a charge of disorderly conduct.
Ledoux was arrested in front of
the Pan American Building yester-
day afternoon by Detective String
fellow. He was paradinG up and
down in front of the building TO
a awaken the conference on the limi-
tatio of ornaments to the spiritual
needs of the world and to arouse
the delegates to act along Christian
lines" he told Inspector Clifford L.
Grant.
LedouX refused to ask his friends
for the So collateral needed for his
release and told police he didn't
have that much money.
At the time of his arrest Ledoux
carried his famous umbrella deco
rated with hearts. which he always
had with him during his campaign
for the unemployed. He was
dressed in the corduroy clothes he
wore in the former campaign. I'm
der his arm was a Bible and in his
hand was a lighted lamp, symbolic
cal. he explained. of Dioecnes and
his search for an honest man. Lee
doux said he was searching for q
Christian in the conference
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-15
Night Secret Session Ends
With All Well for Ireland

DUBLIN. Dec. 1.-THE night Sc
cret session of Dali ended at $3.50
o'clock and it was said that a Sc
cret session would last all day to-
morrow, the open session being fixed
for Saturday. 1t was reported to-
night that considerable bitterness de-
veloped in the debate. Eamonn de
Valera speaking a number of times
Asked as he came out how he
felt about the outlook. Mr.. Collins
said, 81 feel like a flghting-cock."
The first afternoon secret session
Of Dali lasted from 1890 to 2:3O,
and the second from o'clock until
$50 p. m. 1t was a quiet meeting.
the delegates only once or twice ap-
plauding and when they left the hall
all seemed pleased and good-tem-
pered.
One said: "An is going well r
Ireland"
Another said that the session was
devoted entirely to historical mat
tiers and it was too soon to predict
the outcome, but it was notable that
those in favor of ratification ap-
peared especially good-humored.
The military chiefs have reported
strongly in favor of peace. They
believe it might be possible to drive
the British out of the center Of Ire
land for six months, but eventually
the Irish would be defeated. It is
also said that they had been reck-
oning on Anglo-American trouble. but
the scrapping of the Anglo-Japanese
treaty has removed all hopes from
that direction.
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