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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-01
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QuUtaii"ns nt Clnar.
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Va. ss. Old c. and r. 1882 SIS
Virginia Centuries. ..
3. q. and r. 1891 II
street Kn'Iwa> Uvad..
V. X. and T.. Co. Us. .19S4 II
,i,tSt-i M T.
bonds ............ 100 1914 los
Sir-'., '.nitnnS ~t"rL,
V. X. and p Co. pr. 100 500 "a
V II. ann l. In. ruin 100 10
RaiIrnnd atnrks.
r.. +. and J.. Div. Oh. 100 1917
r., i. and p. p. @.
guaranteed ....... 100 24O $50
Ntnsurnnrr Sforkn
Atlantic Life Ins. Co. 100 1856
Lite ius. ca oI Va. 100 4UD
Va. T. and NJ. lns Co. Is So
Rank unh trust i'on'rap, stock.
American National ;. 100 ESQ
Am Trust - u'iass
AZ .........,..... 100 80
~ iHH STREET tank rs 81
broadway National 100 1904
BIZ nf Com and Tr 100 1875 gus
Central Nari"nai -. lnD les Ia6
Church Hill Bank :. 100 IFS
First National ..... 100 236
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-01

CHICAGO LIVE srDt'k asaREET.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3t.-Chttla: Receipts 10 :
go; beef steers uneven: mostly strong to
10 hiRhsT; top ycarlinxs: 23 top hesvies.
p.lb: bulk beef steer. .15St1.76: she stock
steady to strong: calves steady to p
higher: bulls weak to lower: stocl;ers and
Hogs: Receipts. $500: opened Is to q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

ana Thomas Richards. missing since
kidnapped by hooded men four
months ago. IL was reported here to-
hiSh' buckles and hits OF clSthiug
were said TO have been recognized
Ny several who viewed the bodies.
bodies in Investigators Hands.
IN" bodies were late today placed
nE me coroner of MorehOuse into
'he nands OF \. f. Farland.. chief in
N"NtlSator OF tho Department OF .Jus-
nee ana brought here tonight under
miiltdry guard to await the arrival
al II path"logiSt from New Orleans
en- route here, VINO Will de,crmiu.
MHcihtr Inc men were Killed before
being bound and thrown into tn.
water or whether they were thrown
IN alive and drowned
me coroner announced an inuucs,
VIII be held here. Fifty additional
mrihLeTS Of tn" Monroe National
Guard. ordered out. this morning ia
ie-en'orcc the troopc now here
marched into Mrr Rouge tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
SPECULATE ON WHAT
GOVERNOR WILL SAY
Expected to Issue Statement
Relative to Calling of Spe-
Cial Session.

Speculation was rife last night IA
TO what Governor T.. Lee Trinkl.
would recommend In his expected
statement r"lativ" TO the calling Of
a special session FOR the cousidcrn-
ton OF measures TO provide addition
al revenues for road work Ia 1893.
Governor Triukl- gave members
81 The General Assembly until be
'"'uhrr II ~ which to express their
opinion on thu calling 90 a special
session. and he furnished them with
a detailed statement regarding tn.
states finances for highway con
>trnCti"u. 1t WAS expected that the
Governors decision would come with
~ 4 few days thereafter. INT inn
pUTtHnt "ngas"mriIts at the Cover
u"rS' conference, where n" spoke ON
tn" budsc, system and q subsequent
engagement with President Harding
tor the discussion. with other Cover
uprS. "f tn. prohibition problems de.
ity"d TIA. decision
During this week conferences have
been held with men familiar with
every angle Of The propositions for
raising funds. including the propon-
cnts OF TIA" bond issue plan. the adj
N"cat"S of the direct tax "u gaso-
Ini". aud men from various parts
OF the Sat. who are supposed TO
know tn" viii If their people relative
4" ways "f financing road work.
statements from all callers have
been carefully considered. along with
letters from Individual members Of
tn" General Assembly. and the di-
N"rSi'y nf opinion exercised and ~.
frequent change III these opinions
expressed in subsequent letters or
t"l"Erams hay" puzzled the Cover
nor
Not an iulllnG has come from the
Governor himself as to whas he viii
say In his statement. and all r"-
ports "a To lis probable pians for
r"a! work. ar" ot"r" speculation. nr
III" expressed wish OF some one who
would Xix" t" see that wish fun
filled.
1t * probabl. that Governor Trim
k!- VIII issue hi9 statement today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
NURSES WILL OBSERVE
n CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Carols. Entertainments. FIilrd Rms
kr'> md St"rl>ings. mud Dances
ON SuIctIdr Program.

Christmas exercises and entertain.
ments in Memorial Hospital were an
nounc.d yesterday by superintendent
Frederic r. M"rlok Nurses OF the
hospital VII assemble in their hou.
and march Ia the hospital at 6
o'clock Christmas morning. With
four singers from tn" Episcopal
church. they will sing carols at
Doolcy aud Memorial Hospitals.
In addition To s.f,S from the hos
ritnl auxiliary OF the Episcopal
church. recently organized hy Rev.
cary Montague. Episcopal city mis-
st"nnry, TIA" Womaus Auxiliary of
the Crippled Childrcn's Hospital viii
entertain all children in eth" free
hospital at Il party given In one OF
lie wards OF Memorial Hospital. H.-
sides Christmas baskets and stock
tnrs FOR whit" ana Color"d families
furnished by nurses Of Memorial and
st. Philips hospitals. baskets will
be delivered sunday afternoon
Nurses Of Memorial and their
friends will be given Al dance We'd
n"Sday night at the Woman's Club
The nurses OF ST Philips Hospital
VIII give a dance in their home 1924
East Marshall street. Friday night
Nurses and intcrns AT Memorial
Hospital will have a tree at tho
home .stmas Eve. New Years
Day the pupil nurses will receive
from t" o'clock in the afternoon
AZ the home at 1916 East Clay
clay street. y formal dance in the
evening will follow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
.LASS|TER SENTENCED
TO FIVE YEARS IN PEN
Former Bookkecpcr Convict
ed of Thcfls From Employ.
er Aggregalimg Big Sum.

william G. I.assit-i. former book
keeper for the McCurdy Realty Com
pany. OF this city. was y.stcrda SEN
fenced 10 lNe years ia tin" pcni;cut!ary
by judge ID. {. Richardson. IN Hust-
L"eS curt. i-hSSii"r pleaded guilty
l" the charge Of tn" theft of S35.-
3"j.GS. taken at various p.riods dur
ins series Of years Tho accused
through his counsel. declared that he
had found ii impuSS III" 10 live upon
tn" salary he was receiving. and be-
h-Ning he Was Ia be taken into
partnership. WAS impressed with tn.
h"iici mat h" might invest tn"
money as h" saw NJ, His counsel
stated yesterday that III. prisoners
total amount Of worldly possession
amounted to less than 81 Iudg.
Richardson expressed sympathy for
the family Of the convicted book
Keeper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
MORE SOLDIERS REACH
MER ROUGE AS BODIES
OF MOB VICTIMS FOUND
y lConrinmcd From

:" CONTINUED From First race)
tu he made public. -------------
Martial law was considered tonight
by those in touch with the si,ro.io,
as Il possibility over an area IL, More.
house Parish. Large stocks OF guns
and ammunition have been rcnorted
stored In residences and stores Nv
citizens OF MGR Rouge and m. s,ir.
rounding community resulting from
the reported establishing of hostile
camps during tho four months sine.
the kidnapping.
Resistance Looked For.
some resistance is expected when
'he states warrants calling for ar
rest or number OF men believed
TO havo hccn ringlcaders for tn.
lonueu men arc served. it was indi.
Gated here. The presence OF an ad
cIIonai body OF State troops. IL was
be!ieved. however. will serve as n
,rrecaution against n probable ont.
break.
Especial Investigators OF the DO
partment OF Justice working under
mo direction of the Governor arc
SAID to have partial list OF mem
"efs OF kidnapers. Many names
were obtained several months ago
when the investigators reported an
attempt was made during the night
|py group of men To reach a spot
on la Fourche Lake guarded as the
|hroDabie resting place Of the bodies.
Dynamite liz Used.
Z ithe opinion is advanced that these
shHic men returned in the dead hours
o, iast night and placed tho charges
dynamite that wrecked a mart of
the hank near the eastern ferry
!anding ana released the decapitatod
|wire-bound bodies from the weight
mat Tor -FOUR months had held them
10 the bottom OF the lake. Divors
gpept The afternoon trying Ia .1ocotn
The rusty wagon wheels TINT yero
|:nissed from the banks OF tho I,l,o
simultaneously with the disonnnor
ngsot the men. said to, be tho oniv
missing link in the chain M ovi
dcnce the investigators had submit.
I'd I" IN" Governor as their soIn.
|'1nT of the mystery
Whilc La 1'onrchc was being b,,.,
"a, what was believed as. a decov M
fight or ten men were aIStiyc IN Ial.n
COOPER twenty miles, away, drawing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
URGE COUNTY AGENT
BE REAPPOINTED
special to The Timcs-pisp:.,ch.

Sp'NIil 10 lhe INES lbiSpitS
ASHLAND, VA Dec 22.-Suprr-
Visors OF Hanover Comfy in session
"a; Ashland today rcsclnded their ac-
ton OF December |. in doing away
with the services OF j. &. stiles, com.
I demonstration agent. and set
j. nuary L. as the date for a special
meeting To hear from all citizens Of
tn" county on the subject Of employ
ing MIR. stiles
At today's meeting there was a
very strong sentiment ia favor Of
Mr.. stiles being Tcappuintrd. The ac-
ZION OF the supervisors on December
!. was taken on account Of the inn
preston that the citizens did not
wish the county agent retained.
TW"nty-hN" men spoke briefly at
Yesterdays meeting voicinG their np-
provai Of the work done by the couu-
~ agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

shown on the government certifcatc
they held no whisky. and the more
thorough investigation disclosed that
every one OF the 100 or more barrels
in the warehouse was empty.
This condition was reported bv
the inspector and in turn the report
was made 10 Prohibition Commits
Aioner Haynes by Mr. Fulwiler and
Collector Noel. While Commission
'r haynes is out of Washington for
che holiday. Collector Nocl is conduct
ing 4 complete and thorough hives
,tsat'on OF the theft and is assisted
"y Federal prohibition agents. MIR
Noe! said yesterday afternoon thut
the owners Of the warehouse are re-
sponSihle for The protection OF Iiuuor
stored in the place.
III was said yesterday by Collector
Noel that the third floor OF the ware
mouse on which ali OF the Iondctd
WHISKY was stored. was accessible
only by elevator and that the fuses
used when the elevator was run.
ning should have hccn supplied only
by the owners. lie also said mat
IN" lower end Of the hasp that held
tn" strap hinges securing tn. door
had been filed off and that fl was
easy To lift the bolt and opcu the
hinges In doing that. he said. it
was not necessary 10 break any gov
eminent seal.
Noel Advances Theory.
~ Is the opinion OF Collector Noel
VINO has been at work on the case
sine" II was reported TO him by tho
inspector. that The theft has been
going on for some time and that the
liquor was taken from the barrels
ana out of the warehouse in com
paratively small quantities from
time 10 time. The prohibition laws
provide that whisky cannot i've with
drawn from bonded warehouses cx-
cept on government permit. and that
individuals are denied tho right to
take the liquor out.
II Is estimated that tho 800 salons
OF liquor stolen from the Virginia
warehouse was worth $4,000. at
bootlesgimg pricsA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
BOND TRADING IS DULL
AND WITHOUT FEATURE
u. ). Government Securities
Close Higher, but Gains
Are Nominal
| BY Assoclatcd prcss1

NEW YORK. bee. 22.-Bond trad
Ing today was dull and featurcless
with the genera! list showing slight
Improvement United states gov
eminent securities all closed higher.
but most OF the gains w-r. nominal.
The second LIS advanced Is cents
ON 800. and TIA" thru II cents. while
TN" other active issues showed gains
OF to cents.
In the foreign list gains Of n
point or more w"r" scored by Next
can %, Anton Jure"r g. and Bniglan
6S. but cuban government ii-9s
were rea"tIuuury
The only landing changes in
the railroad group wer. gains q. 4
point in LAX" shore a. of 1928. and
Atchison convertible Of 1850. and
1t drop Of ll-i IN Soabuard Al, Line
adjustment Is Mexican Petroleum
-. Cerro Il" rasc" s.. and i.ackn-
wanna Steel - % 1870. each M one
point Led the advance in Industrial
mortgages
Total sales 6par valued. Sl0.$220oo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

the fro OF the state guards and
bringing the entire military company
from Mer Royce to the banks of the
investigators Did Not Use Hast.
inc military captain announced the
investigators were not responsible
Tor the blasting last night and a
search is under way to identify those
Responsible
with diving operations concentrate.
'd chiefly on the ferry landing.
where chart Indicated the bodies
OF the missing men most likely were
hidden, il was declared the guilty
men feared the bodies would he
eventually located and decided to re-
cover them and remove them to an
other burial place in the interior. The
dynamtcrS evidently became fright
cned or failed 10 find their quarry
ana ran away. the story goes.
i'rrYman who heard the blasts. re-
ported the finding this morning.
The bodies were viewed by many
during the afternoon. inc,uJins
j. ]" Daniels, 30. one OF the
victims OF the masked men and father
or Watt Daniels, whose body is be-
iicvcd to he one or the two found
POSITIVE Identification OF the bodies
was lacking this afternoon. but in
vesiiGators declared they were salts
He'd the bodies found were those
sought. .
Troops to Protect HrnrinRs.
inc state several weeks ago de-
clded I" establish court OF justice
somewhere in Morchouse to hear
testimony OF those who were be-
l!evcd Ia he in position to identify
the guilty and the recovery OF the
bodies is heraldcd as the signal for
the opening OF the hearings under
protection of troops.
Governor Parker has charged that
hooded men from Mississippi. Arkan-
sas and Louisiana were responsible
for the outragcs.
Relatives and friends late today
partially Identified the bodies OF two
wire bound men cast up today by
La Fourche Luke as Watt Daniels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
REWARD OFFERED
BY WAREHOUSE IN
BOOZE THEFT CASE
CConlinued Isrom Eirst parcl

Continued From First Pagc)
on Federal Prohibition Director X 4
ruiwlier last Tuesday, il is said. and
showing certificate of the govern
inent FOR five barrels OF whisky stored
IN the Virginia Bonded Warehouse.
ASKED now the value Of the liquor
co"i" be arrived at. Mr.. Fulwiier in
formed the bankers that the whisky
could not be removed for use os :,
beverage and suggested that n gauxer
be secured and the whisky tested
and measured.
Investigation Revealed Theft
AS result of this suggestion. n
Gauger. living about eight miles out
OF Richmond was sent for. and with
one OF tho Internal revenue inspec-
tors visited the warehouse. II was
then IT was found that while the bar.
rsia bore their serial number, as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Hold yulctidc Observance.

Under the chap"ronaCc Of Miss An
Mo Atkinson, Miss Frances Smith
and William Lancaster. the annual
Yulctidr observance Of the attaches
Of the local branch OF the Western
Electric Company. at tn" plant. Sixth
and Cary streets. last night. proved
4 tremendous success. The commit
tee OF Chapcrons and Manager
George r Marchmont provided ice
cream. cake. turkey sandwiches and
punch. and carnival caps for the
dancers. An orchestra supplied dance
music, There We're about 900 in the
party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
George w. Grimm

MANCHESTER. Dec. 2o.-Georrn
w Grimm. 80. who enlisted in tn.
COM ederate Army at the age OF II.
serving in the Twenty-third Vir
sinia Cavalry. and also under Colonel
John :. Moshy. died today OF pneu-
mohia. He for many years carried
outlet riddled Confederate battle
nag In veterans parades here Sur
wing are four daughters and four
sons. including Captain George =
Grimm, Company I, 10th Infantry
virginia National Guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
building pcrmt,. .,nI,rJ Ear

Applications for building permits
were yesterday fled with Inspector
Harrison by Mrs Julia T.. Evans. for
permit To build frame and stucco
dwelling At 1908 Bellevue Avenue
g cost $4,000: l.. o. Spiers. to build
frame and stuCco dwelling at 32lO
Woodrow Avenue, to cost $4,000 and
T.. T. Mutphy, Ia repair brick build
ine nj Il3 Brook Avenue To cost
S1.0nU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
w. IL. lIRrrcli

PULASKI, VA. Dec. CIV. FL
Harrell. a.. died Thursday from com
piications arising from injuries
sustained last July when his auto
mooiie turned over and pinioned him
underneath He is survived by his
M'"""' VINO was a Miss Roberts. OF
Staunion; sister. Mrs. Thomas Hud-
SON Roanoke. and two brothers
DALEY lIarrell, Richmond. and Al
bert iiarrcli, Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
ltOhrrt L.. Akers.

PULASKI. VA. Dec. 22-Robert
T.. Akers. Al. died Wednesday In a
Roanoke hospital. why're he had
been a patient several months from
blood poisoning and complications.
The body was brought to Dublin fog
burial He Is survived by his moth
err Mrs. Martha Scott Akers: three
sisters. Mrs. III. w. Vaughan. Misses
Jessie and Mable Akers. and one
brother. T. W. Akcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Mayor %. H.. shorIo. creek sum.

Mayor Ainsli" yesterday returned
I" CITY clerk Mcl'hwcll. with his
Signature OF approval. two documents
adopted ny city Council lie p2-
proved the resolution appropriatinE
$4,000" for preliminary work ON
Shockoc creek improvements and
also a resolution appropriating saOo
for emergency service in Oak Grove.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Mrs. DoIIIc Il. Goo,,,,,,

fNcHBCRG. VA. Dec. c2.-Just
as she returned to her home. 7ao CLAY
street from Christmas shopping
Trip Mrs. Dollie Il. Goodman. 81
widow OF NJ. NJ Goodman. dropped
dead today. Her death resulted from
heart disease. Mrs. Goodman is sur
NINed by brother. II. II. Goodman.
OF TINS city. and three sisters, Mrs
7. {. fercivai. OF this city: Mrs. W.
~ Moore of Roanoke. and Alrs. Ida
q. Coleman. OF California.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Home for Christina, HOLIDAY,

colonel w. Mcdonald Lee. state
Commissioner OF Game and Inland
Fisheries. left last night for his home
at irNinston TO spend the week end
with his family. Mr. and Mrs Hin
Fleet of Richmond. and Misses Fam
and Ann Lee Will be home for the
Christmas holidays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Mrs. Rcdmonu Dawson.

HEATHSNILLE. VA, Dec. o.
Mrs. Redmond Dawson. a.. died at
her home near Heathsville Monday
night Of heart trouble. and the in
hrmities OF age. Intcrment was
made AT foan Baptist Cemetery. Rev.
Wallac" Wood. u. D., conducting the
funeral SERVICES. Mrs. Dawson is sur
riNed by three sons, Wayland and
JEFFERSON. OF Accomac: Alpha, and a
daughter, Mrs. Robert Headey. OF
this county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
NIrs. NIary ENn Him

PULASKI. VA, Dec. 22.-Mrs
Mary Eva Hine. IS. widow OF ]. IT..
lime. died Thursday from paralysis.
Hhe is survived by these stepchil-
drcn. Mrs. II. G. Jackson. Misses
MARGARET and Mary Hinc. and Rob
ert lIinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Conference In York County.

Citizens OF York County are urged
To attend conference AT the York
town Hotel at 3 o'clock Monday af-
tern"on. benjamin catChings, presi-
dent al the Yorktown National Coun-
Gil VIII speak at this time and an
important announcement Will he
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Mrs. II. y. Cinre,t

WINCHESTER, VA. Dec. 22.-N,rs
Annie Rtnk"r Clagett. 20. wife OF n.
~ tiagett. wealthy Frederick Coun
~ FARMER and landowner. died last
evening of paralysis. near Marlboro.
Her husband. two sons. two d,urb
ters and TWO brothers survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Dividend. Ia Reocn xIao,o,o.

l.iNcHBURG VA Dec 29-Six
banks here will pay $4,000 in div!-
d-ads January. !. with the First Ma
t"nal Vet to declare it's regular dlvi-
Gend which viii bring the payments
above SlJD0U0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
LEADING STOCKS. BID UP
X JUST BEFORE HOLIDAY
Market Closes Not to Reopen
i Until After Three
Day Recess.
SHORTS LOSE coNr1DEN
lowering Operations Contribute to
hiHc I'm Mnny Issucs-BnIdNin nnd
H'"""bhks"r. Popular Speculative
f"Noritcs. Lend Industrial Shares.

Days total sales. $4,000
Sh"rea. Twenty industrlais aver
hs"h 1852: net gain. al. High.
is22. lDa.i3. low. 1859. Twenty
railroads averaged SJ7s. net
gain. SO. High 1929. 1929; low.
T343
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
TODAY'S
RADIO
i<I)i< 4.

NDi<t.
east PittShurghI
s:3o-Santa Claus will be. in his
workshop in the Penn Avenu. win
dow Of the Joseph Horne Company.
PITTSBURGH, to receive telephone
calls
tNewark..N j.
$50 Harry j Canrcy. tenor. aud
klw.
Chicago. HID
s:3c-l.yon Il licaly artist depart
ment.
,Dctroit. MichD
sport results.
WGM
ATLANTA, Gao
5o--Nocsl and instrumental con-
cer'
WIiAS.
louisville KyD
39--Niolin solos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

tA,Ianta, Gao
"&o--Nocal and Instrumental con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
STANDARD on.

500 NnElo-A'M. on w is l.;. Is
Sea tn.K~i,. i'n nm, 'ii..' ~ 81 -.
~" tr"sc"ni y. l.. -....... a. ~ a.
-. iHhprrs'! Oh! tan 800. lli's lirs Ilta
i!D' Illinois T., aud l.. &c.. 1872 iGI !fe
'.y inter iei ............. ~. 2ota .0t.
W." Nhti"nh. transit ...... ajSs 2ja, 80,
-, Wv fr"!rie ,'iu" ......... 500 al SIS
So" south. y. and l.. ..... l0l ~ q,
ii.S" S"nih Penn. OF. ... l.a ~ IL.
i.Hp' Southwest Penn. l. l.. O. 81 81
s0o :. OH OF Ky. ~ ia 'aN ~;
I.S.e pN o: Ind .. III lia i'ja.
6n y Oil 81 y. Y w isi. iSu ,.i
l;O Vacuum Oh . i0A. tni, io,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

the fire OF the State guards and
bringing the entire military company
from Mer Royce to the banks OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
" W. +.
" q, Vi

1Detrcit. Mich.)
Sport results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
WI A.

WIiAS.
louisville. KyD
:31-Niolin solos.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-12
HAS DELICATE JOB
Bill Starr Is Necessary to Free
> Fair Auto Races.
He Fixes Race Cars Which Need
Expert Attention.

Bill Starr is very necessary adj
junct to the racing feature OF the
Free Fair.
Bill has been fixing cars for over
nine years. He was connected with
the Taft Motor company for a long
time and for the last three years has
been in business for himself.
Someone said, Build a better mouse
trap than anyone else and the world
will! make path to your door," Bilrs
mechanical ability has been recognized
and for the last three years he has
been employed to '.go over" the racing
cars.
When these cars come here from
other race tracks there is always
3orlething wrong with them-bearings
out of fix, axles broken or something
else out of whack.
They came in the first Of fair week
and always have to be completely
overhauled then and after each day
on the track here. It is very particu-
lar work, and any little maladjustment
might cause the loss of a life.
This is the fourth year that Starr has
gone over the Free Fair racing cars
He also does other high class me-
chanicaI work. He has three mechan-
les besides himself in his shop at Ala
jackson street