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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-06

department at Washington. Accord.
ing to statements made this morning,
Mr.. Mathes and Mr.. Lucas intend to
star, 20 manufacture the springs here
In Ottawa as soon as they can find 4
suitable location.
The invention is very clever ap.
paratus and the patent department at
Washington reported to them that the
spring was the only one of its kind
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-06
SOFT ROADS AHEAD,
MOTOR CLUB SAYS
IN LATEST bulletin
SPRING THAWS AWAIT MOTOR.
lists WITH ATTENDANT DAN.
GERS OF BAD TRAVELLING ON
ROUTES THAT HAVE NOT BEEN
IMPROVED.

With the softening Of the reads
due to thawing, motor travel viii be
lcssencd for time, says the latest
highway bulletin issued by the Chi
cago Motor Club
The highways in Sangamon coun-
~ are in good condition but in 9th
or parts Of central Illinois there was
more rain and the roads are muddy.
Through Mclean county around the
city of Bloomington, they are almost
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-06
For the Motoring Public

for Fords. 1t will be used mostly or
second hand or used Fords.. Tile
spring used at present on Fords in
most cases wear out or break. This
spring is made of heavy steel wire
and can be used as well on new Fords
Mr. Mathes and Mr. Lucas were for.
merly employed at the Knowles foui.
dry and are working on several other
inventions which they expect to pat.
ent as soon as they are completed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-06
PATENT SPRING
FOR FORD BRAKES

Wilbur J. Mathes and J. W. Lucas,
residents of West Ottawa, are the IN
ventors of a spring to be used on the
hand brake Of Ford automobiles, and
received their patent for the invention
Saturday afternoon from the patent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
BILL AFFECTING NEWS
PUBLICATION ADVANCES
House Measure M. 10 Moved Up fer
E:nErosstncnt After lIoth Siden
IfrnrH

House bill No. As, making II n Grim :
maj offense for newspaper In Nir
Iinia to publish the name or pic
tnrc Of girl or woman, the victim
or mn attempted criminal assault, Rx-
Ing the maximum nnc ut $1,000 and
tho maximum jail sentence nt three
ycars, was advanced to it's cngruss-
mcnt In the House yesterday.
Delegate Alfred g. Smith, OF Nor
folk. patron OF tho bill. suid Il was
offered TO protect the innocent women
OF the State.
Opposition to the bill was voiced
by Delegate G. j. Campbell. OF Am
h"rst. editor OF the Amherst New Fra,
ana by Delegate Robert o. Norris
Jr. OF Lancaster. who declared that
there were only two ways By which
the question could be rcmedicd; one
way whs for Congress to rrEulat.
the mails prohibiting anything on
the subject going into thu muils the
"'hcr suit for damages against any
person or firm that publishes or
causes to be circulated such item and
provide that the truth shall be no
actchsc and mental anguish form the
basis Tor damages. Mr.. Norrig spok g
OF the out az State papers coming
ih'o Virginia. which would convey
shch news. and he said the bin was
clearly unconstitutional.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
CONSIDER USELESS"
OFFICE BILLS TODAY
COMMITTEES Met Yesterday, Hut Took
No Action. in order That All
Muy He Heard

The House committee on offices and
chiccrs al the Capitol. to which wns
referred the several bills CARRYING
cut the recommendation of the Joint
Legislative committee which invcstI-
gated state offices. departments and
bureaus relative To merger or aboli-
ti"h, VIII meet in the State Corpnrn =
'!bn Commission courtroom this
morning at $3.50 o'clock to consider
me b'lis. and TO hear opponents or
proponents.
IN" committee met yesterday morn
ing hht took no action, believing,
'hat II would be better To hcnr ,nv
On" who might he opposed To nny
"f the bills.
DcleHnt" j. NJ. Hurt ana Delegate
~ - Young spoke briefly agains,
cutting on the farm demonstration
"Rch'h. declaring they were doipc n
Hpichdid work. while -. NJ. Blnnkcu-
snip ana Senator s. a. Mintcr spok /.
nR"ihn' The consolidation OF IN. I'm
""rtrial Commission and the p.nori
''"ht Or Labor. Mr.. Mintcr saiJ III.
"ibhh'%ch and the unorganizcd lob,r
Va 'ho H'htf "hh againHt the merger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
LOCAL LODGE OF B. P. 0. {.
OBSERVES Anniversary
Richmond Chapter Celebrates
Fifty-Fourth Birthday With
Appropriaie Exercises

The fifty-fourth anniversary OF fhe
Benevolent and Protective Order OF;
Elks was fittinEly observed by Rich
mond lodge last night. Similar cxcr-
cises we're held throughout "Elkdom."
which means all over the United
states. The first lodge was formed I'm
New York City nfty-four years ago.
by group Of about a dozen men.
II wac known as THE Jolly Corks.''
but later :io name was changed to
the Elks. ana now there is n lodge
In nearly every city and town In
The country. The Richmond lodge liz
one OF the Oldest being the forty
NTH instituted.
AT the meeting last night a number
or past exalted rulers OF the lodge
made hve-minute speeches. several
visiting Elks from distant points
were called upon. and many leading
members OF the lodge. I'm the ranks.
spoke. The past exalted rulers who
gave addresses were: l.. @. wcndcn-
burg. John Blilcy. NJ T.. Richter.
Frank ID. Eprs. Thomas T.. Garrett.
j. j. Hulchcr. John NJ. Allen. aud
Colonel John Cutchins. new member.
spoke interestingly Jack Montague
power, an evangelist OF national rep
utation. OF tho Columbia. $ g.. lodge.
ais" delivered an entertaining All :
dress
Richmond lodge will elect officers
for the year at the first meeting In
March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
CHARLES r. LASSITER
HEADS LOAN COMPANY

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. I5.-At a
recent meeting OF tho hoard Of III .
rectors OF the Petersburg Mutual
hu!idinp and Loan Appreciation
Charles 7. I>asSiter was elected ur.,l.
aent OF the organization. The meet.
ing was held In the otic.s of IN. AZ.
socie'ion on West Tnbb stree,
Fred Pitcher was elected yIc..pr..i.
dent and HarwOod r. Han. sccr.,hry
and treaaursv.
at the meeting LACE ,har.. oat .,
z totai of z.1oo va. 'spr=sant.f. Tn.
Following board q. c!y.c,Oy1 ne,
chosen:
Aarsin :. King. J. y. Mann. J.
Wss' Holden. = !. Franci,. Wallae.
y. Haans ccDpee i-ai. Fred PITCHER.
y ate1sr,. II. FesY.& I!oOp.r. "
J. Tory. n. ;E!ison g. CHR. iiar.
Tnot r Hall, Dr. =. & Doco, william.
WN!e,I. cha:!H, y. Lassl.er. ~ "A.
"t!y. ;! y VIE. Yrsnx!in Eri,t
{" ~ Custer. q z. Xln..y, and n !,
TucHs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
MASONS PROVIDE FUND
OF S35,O0O FOR HOME
"rnnd Lodge VIII Elect Nc,v No.,
Ter Mt SesSion Here
'rnsIox

Grand Lodge Masons. Of virginia
appropriated 4 fund OF $4,000 for
ou'i"ihs construction work at Ma :
H"nic home, during business ses-
sun III Mhsonic Temple !nst night.
No new Legislation was in,rnIuc.,,
Routine business Was trbnsnc..d h,.
me various standing committees
oihccrs Of the Grand I,odg. will bo
erected at session which begins a.,
~ O'Clock this morning in tn. Tenn
pie. II TX antlclpa ted John :. Ho,ti.
more. Of TIz.wclI. grand master
VIII retire. In huch event. James H.
Price OF Richmond. member Of the
Rouse OF Delegates. deputy grand
master VIII huccecd 10 the position
other officers VIII move an. creating
vacancy In the OFFICE Of grand
junior deacon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
GARLAND BROCKWELL
WINS CLASS o. HONORs
Captures Eight Points in Sun
day School Athletic
Meet.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 15.--The
class b events In the Sunday
school Athletic meet for boys were
run OFT at the Y. NJ. &. y. Gymnasium
,his afternoon and resulted ns fol-
lows: Potato race. Garland Brock
well OF the Second Baptist Sunday
School. hrst--time, eighteen seconds;
SECOND. Harold Mayton. Second Rap-
tisi-time. eighteen and onc-qtnrter
seconds: third. Calvin Wade. Ettricks
NJ. E.-timc. eighteen and onc-half
seconds.
Standing broad jump. frst-Gar-
land Erockwcli. Second Baptist. dis
lance seven feet nine inches: second.
Calvin Wade. Ettrlcks NJ. L.. dis
lance. seven feet scven inches: third.
Harry Reynolds, Third Presbyterian.
distance. seven feet Ave inches.
Running high jump. nrst--Boyd
Hall, Monumental Baptist. height.
four fee; four inches: second-Gar-
land Brockwell. Ettrlck's 81 r..
height. four feet two inches; third.
Harry Reynolds. Third Presbyterian
height. four feet two inches.
Point winners In class "B" are
Garland Brockwcil. s: Calvin Wade.
3: Boyd Hall. 3; Harry Reynolds, .:
Harold Mayton. .. The events for
class C." boys Weighing from
ninety 10 l05 pounds. will he run or
tomorrow afternoon. starting at
3:a0 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
DAVIS EXPLAINS Items
IN EXPENSE ACCOUNT
Former Governor Makes State.
ment Relative to Report
on Contingent Fund.

In reference to recent report is
sued by the state Auditor concerning
the expenditures In the Governor
contingent fund, III response Ia "A
senate resolution, Governor Davis
Yesterday issued statement in
which he shows how the money was
expended. and WI. The Auditor =
report shows Il total cXpenditur" os
fa.lt3. The former Governor ex-
mains that some Of the items are
properly chargcabic % his preie.cs-
Sors anl that others were erunued.
some ms far back AZ 1875. aud puInts
out that {lT,lo3 was EXPENDED in
connection with the installation OF
III" budget system. After deduct
ing items as above. tho total AK
pended on the Governors onic. and
the Governors mansion is declared
TO be only S39,s37.
The main expenditures OF Governor
Davis In connection with the Cover
nor's hous. We're for furniture FOR
vacant rooms. and permanent cuuip-
meht which remains the property OF
inc state. While Governor Davis en-
'crthlheh extensively during his term
OF Office. ne personally paid for All
entertaining done by him. he declares
during that period
as director of the Richmond- Fred
er!cksburR and Potomac RailrnoJ
eoNerh"r Davis returned the prof
&c, nc" runway pass. refused fees
"hen In attendance upon directors.
meetings and personally paid his raiI-
way and hotel expenses 10 and whiIo
IN New York. where r.. r.. and y
directors meetings arc held. he soy.
Former Governor DnvIs mcmbcrsS,n
upon ms board or directors, as n
representative OF the S,ntc. was with !.
out cxpense whatever TO the S,ut.
he asHcrts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
=" sptuk n, womnn.. C,uh.

Rev Chry MONTAGUE. city iGl,.inu-
''', "nd IN jFat" Waller I.hrr.,,.
H'h'" regent - . t. VIII rp.ak
ms afternoon 81, D'ciocG Ia In.
foyer ~ IA" ""msn's club. III Ea,t
FRANKLIN street Hr Mon,apiD vylli
"'h'"hN the approximations Vlrgirin
"r'hhH an w"ifht" work and hon tbc
'h"""J ~ Hp"ni IN. B0frctt wIiI
hp"hh on How - TAX" Care Of our
flfiH In NirgluiD" IN. meeting ,ht.
h,trrhpoh Is ia charge ~ thr Catholic
""Whn's club. Mrs Frank H. Sn,,
r'"Nhcnt of th" cinb. bclnH chair
man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
Book week" begin. Feb. ~.

lIRns are now b"inR made by the
John II. Tahb Memorial Association
for the Observance uf 'iIook Week"
which is 10 take plar" from February
-, 10 March 8, when the public ~
asked 10 contribute volumes a. a
nucleus to the childrcn's library soon
TO hc opened In "a acctior ~ the state
Library In memory OF NirgiDlh'S
poct-priest. All the book stores az
tho city are stocking With cnNdrru's
books. which VIII be listed. ana every
purchase made during the week Viii
hc check ri on. IN order TO avoid too
great n huplicstion Tho association.
~ which 6. watson James. Jr,. -
president. recently offered the Tahh
Library 20 tho state Library Board.
promising 30 pay tho salary OF au
experienced librarian and the offer
was promptly accepted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
COLONIAL, HEIGHTS CITIZENS
PRESS IMPROVEMENT PLANS
Water Main Now Being Laid Will Soon Give Growing
Suburb Water Supply From Petersburg.
Town Directory Is Issued

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 15.-The
regular meeting OF the Civic League
oil Colonial Heights was held Tuesday
night and attended by n large num-
her OF prominent citizens. who braved
the rain and sleet 10 hear the repoft 8
OF the various committees.
Inc directory committee reported
mat the directory was ready for de-
livery and presented every citizen n
copy. The directory is u very neat
book ana VIII be OF great helm to
the citizens, as we'll as to tho stores
OF Colonial Heights and Petersburg.
Inc committees reported that the
twelre-inch water main is being laid
ana within short time Colonial
iielShts citizens would be receiving
their water from Petersburg.
The Schoo! Improvement League
thouRh only recently organized. has
made excellent progress and a very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
TRY SEID'S ALLEGED
SLAYER on FRIDAY

FETEEsisri>13. ~. gen IT,
lame. Patterson. cnlpr.h. "a. alleged
murderer ri Irving Hsf wht.. WIN
VA shht and !ataily wounded by (.
negro high~ayman abnu, ,wo w.ek,
ago. III! Stand ,!Ial Friday In IN.
Huh'inss court. charged wi,h TIE
crime.
Patterson vas captured II f.~ tours
AFTER IA" murder ~ S"li who was
shot down in cold blpnf by h!Yh.
"hyran' before I'll" former mad
chhntc otrtspond 10 tho commands
81 ia" rObb-r TO "thro~ NJ you,
hands"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
TrInhi~ to prc.rnt spcnLr,.

Ilhns are well underway for n
nhts meeting 10 bc held I'm the
academy "f Music next sunday mr.
t"rh"on At o'clock by the salvation
ARM. when the speaker Will be
Colonel Edward j.. Parker, terri
'orinl social secretary. who viii tell
or The Problems 81 the Poor." The
icctnr" VIII hr constantly ilhstrat cd
by motion pictures showing the work
OF Inc army ANA many Of tho prob-
lrma nf those WHOM 1t seeks TO help.
The viritnr Will be introduced by
Governor T.. Lee Trlnklc. who viii
preside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
PROTESTS INNOCENCE.
SEEKS SPEEDY TRIAL
frie"t Drnirs Accusation Tint Uc
Murdered His Hnif-
HrUtI,cr.
hy Associated Press !

M,NIhEAi. Feb. l5.-i'rotes,inr
inrinc. Catholic priest. charged win
'hc murder Of his hhlf-brothcr. RanuI
an ottawa University student to.
h'Eht pleaded 70 be tried as soon az
possible.
Know that Will he fo,in,, in
h"ccht "t the charge against mo ~,
s""n ar the inquiry is completed" n,
preliminary henrinx I'm Tho nm,
VAS set Tor February 81, when rio
priest whA hrrn.gned before JUDGE
GHs"h. The hrraiBnment whg In
'"utta. even newspaper men being
c"'!hdcd from IN: Judges charnb.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
HIGH TRIBUTE PAID TO
SIR ERNEST SHACKLETDN
Diplomats of Many Nations
Gather at Bier at Monte
video Church.
by United News.l

MONTEV1DEO. Feb. l5.-1ne last
tribute to Sir Ernest Shackleton.
Britt, explorer. who died on his
wa. another perlous voyage into
the Antarctic. was paid Wednesday
morning IN the Anglican Church here
where simple ceremony preceded
the the transportation of his body
to South Georgia Gateway to the
Southern Seas where Shackleton did
the most important OF his life work.
Representative Of the british and
truguayan governments, diplomats
from other nations. and crowds OF
civilians gathered before the bier OF
the explorer, which was covered pro-
fuscly with flowers. English and
truEunyan iiays were cntwincd In
tho church.
AT the conclusion OF the ceremony,
the collin was placed on u gun cur
riaEc used for state funerals. and
escorted b. the celebrated regiment
Blandcgucs be Artiges TO the wharf.
Thousands Of people who fell i'm be-
hind the suldcry. Files OF soldiers
lined the streets az the cortegc passed
to the music Of military bands. The
body was then placed aboard the
steamer Woodville, r halinY vessel.
which w!il take the body 10 South
Georgia
After tho work OF the explorer.
Tho CruEuayan Foreign Minister, DR..
Buero formally delivered the body
TO the care Of the British A reply
was mnde by the British Minister
Inc progress Of the impressive
ceremonies was punctuatcd by tho
booming OF cannon from the fortress
NJ the harbor, Mt twenty minute intc-
vais.
Shacklcton's body was placed i'm the
principal cabin OF the woodyiIlc
where tho British Minister and the
diplomatic and consular corps paid
their last tribute to thn cx,Iorar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

. r. .
John Bunyan winn, pastor OF wnsh-
ington Street Methodist Church. Will
deliver special sermon to local
Rotarians on Rotary Service"
The members Of the club will meet
In the vcstry room OF the church ut
7:t5 o'clock and march into the
auditorium In a body.
The collector and, ushcrs will be
composed OF Rotnrians. An anthem.
written by Rotnrian Paul Saunier. OF
Petersburg. will be sung by the
choir.
Tuesday morning Rotarian Walter
Edward Harris will deliver spo.
cial talk to tho high school students
on Rotary"
Thursday evening at 6:3O o'clock
tho Rotary meeting Will be held at
the ". where special celebration
on the birth Of Rotary Will be given.
The educational committee is in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
wnnnn IndIclcd far Mur.,cr.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Tile
FThnh jury today returned -four true
nlIiH 81 Indictment nghins, MIR. cath
arm" frri'f IN connection win the.
hIii'nE 81 her husband. Oscar I,oRIcr.
anu M is-y"ar.old htcnDKrapii"r.
mildred lick"ti. In his Advertising
offcrr her" la., month. Two ~ ma.
ind!ctn"nir charged murder and tho
"'h"rN alleged voluntary aud lnvoI.
nnihry nnnpInuEhtcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
T-nn...-. nI,~rs Rising.

tbATTA*ODiA. TENN, Feb H.
fHc:rtiFr rains In the TcnncErec T,iv-
GER watershed have caused =; rand
FIee IN tho stream here. the gaiir.
showing eighteen feet tonight win
IN" prediction that H. would reach
'""Hty-fonr feet BY tomorrow after
noon. Observer PIndeII said tonight,
thht u" rain today would probably
incr"ah" ihir stage. The rain had
turned INT" nn"" tonight aud war ac-
ronDanird by high winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
FINANCE COMMITTEES
CUT INTO STATE BUDGET
i.oTs on In \~ighbnrhuud 81 S7tsL 200
MT Joint Srssi"n md H-frrn

Tn" Scnat" Finance COMMITTEE. mud
thc Appropriations Committee Of ,h"
House met IN Join, session ln4, night
ana made onSlaGgh'S into the appro-
priations in III" budget bin. Topping
on in the neiRhbOrhood 81 tTGn. 900,
and bringing the total within tho
anticipated resources for the mex,
two years
TIE hili Was then referred to Il
subcommittee of three, which today
will iron out the kinks and place ,hc
tntre hill In shape 10 he reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
MURDERER ATTEMPTS
TO BITE PHYSICIAN
'hrhE" PTis"n-r. 10 Die on t.yIdn,
h-si-fH f"rcibic r-~aiBx, 4.
Very Weak
] - hhtnc!ntnn prett.

= ''HF'F-.HT"U Tf"tF-
'ifI' A''p, F-b Ia Fiyh,iuy
hf"i"si n"in. frrc!r!y fed. Harvey
rhpt'h' condemned murderer. who
h"s bee, Il hunger striker I'm an Of,
Tort 10 chat m. raIIos. Frlnny
lhnAy hii"mrt"d 10 bi," Dr. Frauci.
hc%hmara. N" jail physician.
VIM" ne "aS Inserting TUBE In Tho
prispucr's mouth.
flana ~" b"inp mad" ~ Curry
thHr"h " ~" RniIowS Fribmy aud
hans MIN "liiinY in chair on ia.
fap. 80 ~" in!l dprim believes he
"iii b" to" w.a% 20 wax or rtand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
PETERSBURG WOMAN
BADLY HURT BY AUTO
Mrs. J. A. Simpson Knocked
Down by Car i'll Hope
well.
rEnns,<o CASE GOES OVER
state Charge Against MINI In Held Tn
Allegiance Pending NcHult of Fed
crni Proceedings In Alleged Army
blanket Thrfts.

Especial 10 The limos Dispatch.l
HOPEWE ELL. VA. Feb. l5.--Mrs. j.
a. Simpson, OF Petersburg. sister of
II. J. Watkins. Jr.. Of HopeweiI, was
severely injured about 10 o'clock this
morning when she was struck by a
car driven by T.. II. Allen. of Peters.
burg.
The accident occurred NJ the inter
section OF Rurcn street and Peters
burg Rond and was reported To have
been unavoidable.
The car in which Mrs. Simpson was
riding had stopped and she had
alightcd with the intention o. cross
ms the street. when the ear driven
by Alien approached from the cross
street.
The Wow OF both Allen and Mrs.
simpson was obstructcd by the stand
Ing auto and II is also thought TINT
the rain may have obstructcd the
view.
Mrs Simpson was severely cut
about the head and face. seventeen
stitches being taken. She WAS i'm
mediatcly taken TO the llopcwcll Hos
pi;hl for treatment.
John Neville. arrested here on a
fugitive order issued by Justice H..
T. Minter on an Indictment issued In
Ohio charging the nonsupport OF his
minor child. has been placed under
$500 bond in Justice Minter's Court
TO contribute $40 each month toward
the support OF the child. He stated
In the course of the trial, that he had
always been willing to contribute to-
ward Its support and that he had
never refused to do 80, Reuuislt!on
for his apprehension Was presented
to Governor westmorsland Davis by
Attorney u. a. Harrison
The trial OF Frank Teresko. alleged
to have been implicated In u $1,000
theft o. army blankets from Camp
leo and charged on this particular
count with an attack on d. d. At
kinson, OF Petersburg. with intent to
MAIN. injure, disngure or XIII" was
continued generally yesterday in the
Circuit Court OF Prince George Couu-
" pending the outcome OF Federal
proceedings agninst him for larceny.
The second alleged oncnsc was
committed while Tcresko was on
pond In the larceny case. then in tho
clvl! courts. Atkinson stated, In the
Police Court. TINT Tcrcsko was rid :
ing with him from Camp Nee 10 Pc
lersburg in Atkinsons car and that
INC ride was given TO Teresko MS nm
accommodation. While on the road
Tercsko suddenly demanded that Al.
kinnon take him to Hopewen instead
Atkinson refused and the fight en-
sued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16

enthusiastic meeting was held Mon
day afternoon. at which time inter
esting talks were made by DIR. Nc
llwaine.
Electric lights have been recently
installed and plans are being made
fdr the play entitled Mrs. Briggs of
the Poultry Yard" which will be pre-
sentcd Friday evening ut the Colonial
Heights School. Those taking part
In the play are as follows:
Mrs. w. c. Temple, as Mrs. Briggs:
Miss Selma jolly as Virginia Lee:
Miss Seldcn Ragland. as Mandy
Bates: Miss I'lanch Temple. az Daisy
Thornton: Miss Helen Youngblood. as
Avery Briggs: Miss Edith williams,
ms Melissa Briggs; Mrs. j. r. Little.
ms Mrs. O'Roukc: w. NJ. Young. as
Ralph Briggs: c. S. Young, Jr. rs
Jimmie Briggs: b. Is. Well as MIR.
Lee. and W. c. Temple, as Silas
Green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
MAKE NO PROGRESS
IN TAYLOR MURDER
Authorities No Nrnrrr a SoIu,Jon
Than the Day After The
StuJlnK
| Ey : associated Press.

Los ANGELES, Fch I5.-De,cc,Iy..
investigating the slayiny II William
""'"'hH Taylor. motion picture d.
'"c'oi, '"d7y continued interviewing
b-FA'nr th"Hsht u have Information
Ntt!"iI tearing on the caEe, bu,
"''"'tt a~aniir result. Dle;.!ct Al
'prn"y Wnniwin. ANNOUNCED
zone ri the perAons qg.,,ionad war
hi'Gsh' 20 'he di,,r!c, attorneys Of.
Gce
"So"aEing rank!y." Mr wooIwlnc
aHH'h, ""e az. no nearc, soiu-
10" nan -" "sre the day after tho
sia:iny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
BAPTISTS COLLECT
OVER S3.OOO.OO0O
fBy Associntcd prnss

meeting of executive serretari,y az
the baptist Church Association from,
eighteen states. DIR. ). ~ Rogers to-
DAY was elected president.
reports IN" "c'. that more than 81
Voo' 900 q. III" s75.000.0OO campai.n
pledRe had been collected the asst two
years ana mat 100000 new members
nhd been enrolled by the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-16
,rpr. caution In ia. Mn.ter..

l"Iuhnf TO his experience aud OH
scrVntiun ear to knowIcdr, os
equality aud inequality ~ taxes
Mayor AiUsli" yesterday forwarded
'" senators Glass and swanson. and
{" Representative Montague letter,
urglnS them 4" seriously consider
the Nh 'noiai propositions now con
fronting them IN Congress before
taking action.