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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
AIR DOORS TANNED.
MINERS LIVES RISKED
Alleged Santiago Act az RnJIc,I.
Discovered justin
Time.

SYDNEY. y. s, March o.-Jus, as
700 miners were about to start work
IN tn" Caledonia COlIicry today. in
sb"'t"rS discovered that two large
doors governing How Of pure air into
'hc passages were Sprayed" or
)anined. 80 fresh air was being
pumped into tho mine aRd had the
men descended, many Of Them prob
ably would have been killed.
Mine officials said they had no
doubt the doors were purposeIv
damned. and charged II wa. part OF
the sabotage campaign Of radical
worhmen. They stated tina, serious
disaster was avort"d only by half an
hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
SENATOR TO ADDRESS
WOMEN OVER RADIO
[By Associated Press l

INDIANAPOLIS. March 2s.-Sen-
ator II. s. New will address the wo-
mems department OF the New for
senator club over the radio teIe-
p"ohe tomorrow night. an official an
houneement To the club said today.
onabie To be In indianapolis for the
meeting. arrangements have been
maze at Washington and local radio
station to handle the speech
The Senator. 1t Is believed. vii,
'hausurate a new method OF cam
raigning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
ANDERSON LIKELY
TO MEET NOSHELL
LEY Associaicdrrcss.l

NEW YORK. March ea.-F Il.
Anderson and II. s. Vosheli easily de-
fcated their opponents today in the
third days play OF the mems ma
ttonal indoor tennis championship
tournament and now appear likely TO
meet in the final contest for the title
In the fourth round Anderson de-
featcd :. II. MacAllister. Ga. 6-2. and
toshcll eliminated Jerry Lang, G.
81.
Summaries Of other matches follow:
Mems singles: Third rounds r.
Hunter defeated II. Greer. G-3, so.
Fourth round-!i. l.. Bowman defeat
ed n. y. Demott. 60. 60: r. l.. Eynas-
ton defeated NJ. T. Clark. rs. 80.
Cd.
Mems doubles: First rcund-J. II.
Nikanow and f.. Backe defeated r.
Lindcrman and f.. II. Berry. Ca - l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Red Cross Quits Geneva for Paris.
[By Associnted Prcss.1

GENEVA, March 29.-Thc League
OF Red Cross Societies today removed
its headquarters from Geneva 10
Paris. II was explained that the
change would reduce the expenses
$4,000 yearly. The personnel OF the
organization WAS favorable to the
change. as tho expenses In Geneva
had been found To he heavy. owing
TO the exchange rate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Hold Truck Driver DInurIc.s

Ihat the truck accident resulting
III the "eath OF Richard V. Duke. 9
srh' ora schooI boy. al Main and
Harrison Streets. Tuesday morning
was unavoidable and the driver
h!ameieSs. was the testimony Of four
Witnesses at corOner's inquiry into
the tragedy yesterday. The verdict
or the cononcr's jury was that tn.
'hild came 10 his death as the result
or injuries received when struck nv.
'he ioaded truck. The charge of in
F"lutary manslaughter against Rich
ara Hoiiiday. the colorsd driver of
me machine. was dismissed when the
case was called In Police Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
FIVE ARE ARRESTED
IN ANTIDRUC DRIVE
I Ry Associated Prcss.1

NORFOLK, VA, March po ,ho
arrest OF Ave men. including four mil
10 be druggists. Federal narcotic
agehts helteve they have struck a
blow at the source OF consid,rable
Quantity OF contraband drugs which
nave been sold in Norfolk recently
warrants for the arrest OF Ave
"cro issued Saturday. but were not
served until late yesterday
ihrec or four gallons OF drugs in.
ciuding cocaine. morphine, iodine
INA o.her connections were seized
by the Federal agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
HOUCHTON RECEIVES
FINAL INSTRUCTIONS
by Associated pressl

sor !, f 49, ION March 29.-Alan-
son Is. Houghton, the new American
I'M o"ssador to Germany, received
nhai instructions from President
harding today prior to leaving later
III the day for New York. where he
expects TO sail Saturday on the Olyn-
PIC to take up his new duties.
Mr. Houghton intImated that one
OF ms hrst duties would be the con-
""c'i"g the negotiations concerning
'he creation 81 commit ssion to de-
"'mine me ciaims between Germany
and the unurc States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Women 10 Discus. Eclectic,

Clay Wards women voters will To
dhH discuss the attitude OF some OF
the candidates for city Council to-
ward certain campaign issues at a
meeting in tho home OF Mrs k.udora
RAMSEY Richardson, 25is Hanover
ANannc. Members 81 tho League Of
Moneh voters residing In Clay
WARD, ana other women residents
there, are invited. The meeting
which begins at I o'clock. will serve.
1t Is hoped. to arouse interest o, th.
women voters and emphasize their
duty in appearing al thu polls TO
cast their ballot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
AMPUTATES OWN ARM
IBy As.ocinted rrcss. !

SEATTLE. WASH March 23-
Mrs Margaret L!ndaucr amputaed
her own arm at her home at Rich
mond Beach suburb, today. be-
cause. sha told her !s.ycar old
Iaughte.. spirit commanded her TO
do so. She was taken TO a hospital
in a critical condition. The daugh-
ter also was taken to the hospital
suffering from shock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
ROTARY CLUB BOWLERs
WIN OVER DENTISTS
While Y. M. H. A. Captures
Horrors in Contest With
Cl0thicrs.

PETEtsBuItG. VA, March 20
The Rotary club bowlcrs won two
out or three from the Dentists last
Hsht on the ''f" alleys The Rotary
Ci"b won the FIRST game by forty
on" pins. but the D.ntists c,mo ,,oL
strong in the second game ana won
ny Il margin ~ 80 points. The Ro-
tarihns hnaiiy captured the third
gam" Elder was high man for the
Dentists. making EOS points. and for
,hrc" games 52i. Alexander was
hiHh man for the Rotary club for ono
game scoring 2Oi. and for three
games i27. The score;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
CHAMPION GOLFER
REACHES PINEHURST
Try Associated Press.l

PINEHURST. y. e. March GO
Joe kirkwood. Australian ol\,n golf
champion. arrived here today y take
Part in the North and South open
golf championship, which begins
Friday. kirkwood is making his
second worldwide tour. Australian
golfers having subscrib3i a fund
10 send him over the circuit OF
the big tournaments. He will feave
for the British and French cham.
rionships early In May and then re-
turn for the United States cham
pionship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
CONGRESS COMMITTEE
WOULD FINISH BIG DAM
Senate and House Members
Enthuscd Over Muscle
Shoals Project. j
WILL PRESS ron QUICK ACTION
Visitors Mt Grcnt Enterprise A,xcrt
should lie no Dclny on Pnrt of
Government Ia Gcttinr Bnrk on
Crcnt Undertaking..
IBy Assoc!nted prcss.I


FLORENCE, ALA. March gG-Er-
forts will be made immediately to
obtain An appropriation to resume
WORK within sixty days on the VII
son dam unit OF the governments
Muscle shoals war plant. according
To sentiment expressed ty members
OF the Senate Agriculture and House
Military Committees. who tonight
completed three days survey OF
tina entity.
opinion appears to have crystal
ICED In that direction SO rapidly since
we Inspected the uncompleted VIII
son DAM" said Senator Norris.
chairman OF the Senate committee,
that we have not had time to think
OF details. one thing is sure, how
ever. the dam Will be built II this
committee can bring 1t about. and |
want to see the government get in
the river during low water this
spring"
I.csSees Would Lose Nothing.
Senator Norris declared that pros
pective purchasers or lessecs would
lose nothing by the government "go-
ing ahead In the work OF complet-
ing the project.
There will be SO much deteriora-
ton il we delay that am fully
on this job quickly. since 1t Is de-
termined that nobody wants TO see
1t scrapped," he continued.
The committee chairman expressed
himself In favor OF the government
expanding It's own Eoncy and do
ing It's own work in completing the
one unit. I'm the meantime letting
the rule OF reason prevail as to
final disposition.
Representative Hull ranking mem
Ter OF the House committee per-
sonnet. gave II as his Individual
opinion that the government should
start work this spring. unless one
or the proposals now before the
committee is found to be accept
able"
should Re No Delay.
I'm any event there should be no
delay" said Mr.. Hull. because at
least this unit OF power on the Ten
nessee River must be developed 1
see no reason for delay. II there is
no bid before us we can accept. we
should build the dam and while tho
work is in progress we can find Il
satisfactory and profitable way to
dispose of the whole plant"
While majority and minority mem
hers OF the two committees were ap-
parently united on the question OF
resuming work, there were widely
divergent expressions OF opinion as
To whether private corporation or
the government should finish the lob,
There were Democratic members who
frankly expressed a desire to lease
or sell the property to one of the bid
dcrS and then ask for an approuri
alton in conformity with such con-
tact.
Among majority members OF both
committees there was advanced tho
opinion that none OF tho bids before
congress would be reported out
without modification
Following banquet given nv the
Shcft'eld Muscle Shoals Chamber q,
commerce. the congressional marty
departed tonight for Washington. 4
SEYMOUR stop-ovcr will he mado in
Chattanooga tomorrow morning and
the party Will arrive in Washington
at o'clock Friday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
PHILIPPINE PAPER
PRINTS AN APOLOGY
Puhlishcd Cnrtoon unnr.u,t
General Wood stabbing Fill
pln0 wpn,un
Thy Associated pressl

MANILA. March 2a.-The Philip-
pine Herald yesterday printed an
apology for cartoon in last sun
days edition which represented
HoHernor-General Leonard Wood
'hrust'ng dagger through the heart
pi fliiplno woman. personifyine
fh!ilppine autonomy. The Herald is
an English language newspaper.
owned ana conducted by Filiplnos.
The Herald. as we'll ms number
%, 'ernacular newspapers, has criti-
c,Aed Governor Wood for using the
,e'o power as they bencve, too
or eishty-thrce bills passed
ny the last Legislature. the Cove.
nor vetoed sixteen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30

AL ATHLETES ENTER
BANKERS TRACK MEET
lcnmtInnch From Slx,h Page.

continued From Sixth Page.
Hirh Wmp--Emina bradley. Cath
er'nr Brown. Enhcnn Carter Mary o
boswell H.ntric" fccncy. Mrs june
i.ucy l. Oy!cr, Fannie l'crkinSOn.
ro,n,o o me- J hn,ma h bganiey'
iteniric- r"cncy. Mrs. Jun" + Hughes.
,uniiic Jones. Josephiu" I.andrum,
,1llcu Lyons. Ida L. Mitchell Mrs.
ticl"u Moore Fannie rcrkinson,
indoor baseball throw Liliin;n
Woisigcr. Fannie pcrkinson. Lucy +.
oylcr. Mrs Helen Moor. Ida T..
Mitchell, Hannah Mnrsion. Ellen
Jones Mrs June J. Hughes. Esatrice
Fc"u.y. Mary . Boswell, Eleanor
Donaho.. catherine brown.
F IN iiag 4as9 / foI d F 3 g. MAJ
Cas;n"y. John +. Perry. V. Y. nodi-
muos, Terry SNOW. John S,arke. l.. y.
i,ii,y ..} nar4l"-N S;-l p. h"VIreV,
Rod,gu"s. Terry SNOW. :.
Burke. Earle G. Ford. @. r. Mac
Cartn"y, John +. Perry. y. Y. R"dri-
rucs. Rnb"r, ". short Terry Snow,
John Starkc, ". + Thurston. j.. y.
,i6.yarA run Louis p. Brooks. z.
L.. Eurkc Howard =. Munson. V. y.
Rodriguez ". T., Thmrsston.
Ford Howard r. Munshn q. T.. Mac
Caetuc>. George /. rcndleton. l. y.
G'im.s-mile run-Edward q. Knott,
John Mallory George +; fondI.ion.
Robcr, ". Short, Trrry SNOW, Rich
ard g. Spragg IN. John Siarke w. J..
Thurstou. T. :. rr"inhaW
Rrnaddus louis D. nrooks II. l..
burke, V. V. Ro,iriru"s. Richard G.
srrngsim, ". T., Thurs,i,on: - "
SHOT PUT; $. Trainham, v. V.
RodrIgucs. r. l.. Hurk". y. broaddus.
Entrants from the Merchants Ma
,!onai Bank and their events arc as
follows:
EiwnrAe iirac" Floyd. il. T.. Graves.
I-rne Kendall, Mary X: Gary, Bessie
Louise smith, Mary Spillcr, Thcima
iiirh jump potato race and indoor
baseball throw Same as those in
Thc name OF Marion j. Iiarrah should
be added 10 the baseball throw.
Men.
Fifty-yard daSh-l.. -. Anderson. l..
nu,tcrworth. ollie Dcvinc. Y. Greene.
Richard W. Jones. Jr.. III. l.. Moore.
l.. u. Thomas.
FIFTY yard hnrNltS-tt L.. moore,
Ollie Drvinc. l.. Bniterworth, l.. ID.
Anderson.
onward DASH. -. Anderson. l..
But,crworth. Ollie Dcvinc. j. Greene.
IT, t. Moore e. I'urcc Turner, l.. y.
Thomas Richard W. Jones. Jr., :. ;.
4io-yard runs. $. Flournoy. G.
BurEc Turner. Reginald l.. Turner.
II. l.. Moore. J. Greene. ollie D"vinc.
yard rum. II. Anderson. Ollie
pcvine. ! Greene. II. l.. Moore. NJ.
Royce Tyler. Reginald l.. Turner.
Richard ". Jones, Jr.. j. L. bevine'
(. l.. Adams. :,
One mile run-F. +. Adams J. Y.
Dcvinc. Richard ". Jones. .Ir, l.. j..
Thomas. Reginald T.. Turner NJ.
Royce Tyler. II. l.. Moore. Ollie De
vine. l.. Butterworth. l.. o. Andcr-
son.
High jump--R. W. Allen. j: t.. De-
vine. -. l.. FlOurnOy, r. W. Nuckols,
H. l.. Moore. Ollie Dcvinc. l.. Butter
worth. l.. .. Anderson.
Pole vault. q. Anderson. Ollie
Dcvinc.. II. l.. Moore. John y. curric,
II. w. Allen.
shot put-R. w. Allen. John a. Cur
rte, j. u. Devine. G. r. Moffcu, r. W.
,NNuchols. G.. Rurgc Turner. II. l..
/'Moore. ollie Devnc. l.. Butterw orth,
l., q. Anderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30

FETEIiSEuNG, Va. Mnrch 70
Tn" Y NJ ~ y. nowiers defeated the
Cl"th!"rS tn 'hre" straight games last
night on the ~" alleys. Although
the Y NJ ~ y only used four men
and one blind, hut with hard lighting
cam" out ahead The Clothicrs put
up hhrl light. but IT was evident
thai some uf their men were not up
10 their standard. The high man for
tho !. NJ II. \. was LevcnSOn FOR
tire" pancs. with AZ and for the
ClothicSs Beck scored ilc. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Wins Divorce From sherman.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. March 90
Evelyn Booth sherman, wife OF Lo-
well sherman, motion picture actor,
who was involved In the Arbuckle
case. was granted a divorce here to-
day on grounds Of extreme cruelty
and neglect to provide. The petition
was heard on dispositions and was
unconteBted,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Charities. Fund Growing.

The Associated Charities rciteratcs
It's appeal for fund OF $3.50 with
which II Is hoped proper and ade-
quate medical attention will save
the sanity Of a worthy. middIe-aged
Richmond woman. The Dispatch
papers VIII acknowledge all con-
tributiOns to this fund. Yesterdays
subscriptions totalied s22 and were:
The Helping Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers. 81; Y. f.. s.; Shelby Shackei-
ford. So; Mrs. 4. r. r.. IS; Miss J. NJ.
Taylor. 81: +. NJ, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
To Present Southern u,.tor,

NASHVILLE. TENN, March %
Plans for presenting the landing OF
the jamestown colony and other
events Of Southern history on the
screen were discussed at a joint
meeting OF local chapters of United
Daughters OF the Confcderacy here
this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
TO REVIVE JOFFRE'S
JADED APPETITE
Try Associated prcss1

SEATTLE. WASH. March 2o-The
palate OF Marshal Jofrre. faded by
the rich foods OF scores OF banuuets
Is to he tickled tomorrow with his
favorite blood sausage. green onions
lettuce and carrots. Madame Jonre
will see to that herself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Pageant BODY Meet. Tom,r,,w

An address by Attorney
John r. Saunders will he a feature OF
the Virginia Historical Pageant Az
sociation's entertainment in John
auditorium tomorrow night
AT S:l5 o'clock. The program will
present the Confedcracy Period and
minuete which viii be danced by
several OF the younger set Of Rich
mond, will be feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
wins s25.Ooo Heart RAIN

NEWARK y. J.. March ga
jury in the Essex County Circuit
Court Of the supreme Court today
gave Miss Mollic Weiss. q. "A verdict
of $4,000 after celebrating only
Twenty-Five minutes on her breach
OF promise suit against Irving Fin
kclstein. 20. manager OF n Newark
chain store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Dixie Highway Bos, ~ Meet,

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. March %.
1t was announced ny headquarters
here today that after considerable
negotiations between convention au-
thorities and Jacksonville. Fla. and
officials OF the Dixie Highway Assoc
citation, the date for tho annual meet
Ing In the Florida city had been
hxed for May 20 and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
SENATOR'S RECRUIT
HAS PERFECT DAY
GBy Associated Prcss.l

WASFIINUTDN. MARCH 20-IcOn
Gosiin, south Atlantic League recruit
on whose bludgcon the Washington
Americans are counting strongly,
made five clean hits in five trips 10
tho place In yesterdays game with
the Boston Nationals at Tampa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Destroyers Reach Philadelphia.

fTfITsN TJFI.I7IflA MArCh g9.-F'iI-
teen Of e!ghty-two dcstroycrs, or
dcred out OF commission under plans
Of the recent arms conference. ar
rived at tho Philadelphia Navy Yard
today. They comprised the sixth
Division ~ the Atlantic Fleet. Nine
moro are exnrctcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Abbott sends Wen Transportation.

DANVILLE. VA. March 29.-Man-
ager Tom ABBOTT, OF the Danvilie To-
bacconists, last night sent Transport
tation to all or the try-outs con-
tracted for and they are expected
here Saturday. Workouts will begin
next Monday. Porous soil la being
spread at aJckson Park In order to
improve the outfeld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
rath.n, and sikh. in nint.

LAHORE. INDIA. March ga fra
cas- between PathRns and Sikhs led to
a riot yesterday in the Montgomery
jail here. One Pathan and one Sikh
we're killed. Waders and policemen
quelled the disturbance without re.
courss to firing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
sun Hope To Play Athletics

HOPEWEIL. VA. March 90
Hopcwell fans yet have a chance to
see the Connie Mack's Athletics in
action In the Wonder City" Pete
Nelson, manager OF the Nelson ALL
stars has just received letter
stating that he Will probably have
time 10 play the Ali-StarS later II,
the season in Hopewell and that he
Will make every effort 10 arranen
for game. The An-Stars sxpect
to 20 into action against the Nor
iolk Props on April 3. and are await
ing telegram from that team ac
ceptinG the arrangements Another
game will he arranged for April H.
Hopewel's anniversary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
DISCHARGE COACH,
: EXPEL ATHLETE
IBv Associated press.l

NORMAN. OKLA. March %
Grover G. Jacobsen. coach of the Uni
versity OF Oklahoma track team has
been discharged. and Harold Huff
bauer, captain of the Sooner" track
squad in 1920. has been expelled from
thc university, President Stratton u.
Brooks announced tonight. Accord
ing to university officials, Jacobsen
entered IIufbauer as a ringer" under
the name OF Raymond Moore In a
dual meet with aBylor University at
Waco, Tex, last Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
HOPEWELL PAYS TRIBUTE
TO FOUNDERS MEMORY
Mayor Issues Proclamation
Closing Offices Afternoon
Of Eppcs Funeral.

HOpEwELl. VA. March 2a.-ln
reverence TO the memory Of Richard
Eppes, Father Of Hopewell." who
died Tuesday. the following procla-
nation has been issued by Mayor
p. l.. Elder. Of the city of Hope
well:
Whereas. Almighty Cod on tho
2sth day o. March. la:2. removed
from our midst Mr. Richard Eppcs,
who has been always deeply inter
estcd and concerned in the welfare
OF our city, and who named our city
after the good ship Hopeweli. which
brought HE ancestors to the shores
81 tho James and Apromattox, where
our city Is located
Therefore. ]. ID. l.. Elder. Mayor
Of the city OF Hopewcll. do order
that out of respect 10 the memory
Of Mr.. Richard t.ppes. that all city
Offices az the city OF Hopcweil be
and remained closed from T. ~.
to =. NJ. on Tuesday, March 30.
1922.
seal OF the city OF Hopewell this
:sih day OF March, 1922"
burial Service on Thursdny.
Burial service for Richard Eppcs.
of Appoms;tox Manor. City Point.
prominent business man of South
western NirG::.ia. who died Tuesday,
Will be conducted Thursday after
noon at o'clock at ST Johns Epis-
copal Church OF CITY Point. the pas
tor. Rev. Frederick @. Ribble, Of
Petersburg, officiating.
The following Intimate friends Of
the family vii act as rallbcarers:
j. w Wilson. r. w Tyler. w.
w. Leigh, Hill Carter. Herbert
Saunders. N. j. Watkins. Jr. y. \.
Harrison, Jr, and }. q. Baird.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30

ROSTON. Maroon 29.-Arrangement is
to have Il joint tennis team of Yale
and Harvard players so to England
in July to return the visit here last
summer of an oxford Cambridge COM
bination were made today. Rcscrva-
lions for six players on the steam
ship AQuitania. leaving New York
early in July were made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Som nnrn 1n E,-Crnun rrince..

MUNICH. March 29-FOrmcr Grown
Princess Rupprecht, wife % the
elder son az the late King Ludwig.
OF Bavaria has given birth to "A son
He VIII he christened Heinrich
Franz Wilhelm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Lewis WING Rouf

ST LOUIS. MO, March eo.-Ed
Stranger" Lewis. worlds hcavy.
weight wrestling champion. tonight
took two OF three falls from Jimmy
Londos. Greek champion. in finish
match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
virginia rastnr ne.,an,.

N1RGlLINA, VA. March 23.--Rev.
r. w. Reynolds. pastor OF the Bap-
tist Church AZ this place. offered his
resignation. HIS departure Ia gen.
orally regretted,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Ford to Have Factory In EneIan

SOUTHAMPTON. l. y {; I. An u
March 29.-Reprcscntativcs here OF
Henry Ford have agreed 10 tho pur-
chase frcm the corporation Of a site
Tor the erection OF a motor factor
Ia cost 100000 pounds sterling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Athletics Heat Cardinals.

At beaumont. Tex: r. lie.
Philadelphia (A.) .... . 8 2
! batteries: Haines. Bailey and Aim
amith. Clemens; LOTUS, Naylor and
Fuserman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-18
HOPKINS HAS NOT ACTED
Attorney General Ignoring Gilbert
Custer Suggestion?

Failure of Richard J. Hopkins to
take. action in the Earle r. Gilbert
case has aroused much speculation in
the state house. In decision ten
days al go the supreme court called spe-
cific attention of the attorney general
to the official conduct of the Wyan-
.dotte county administrator and sug-
gested that he bring custer proceed
ings against him.
The supreme court order came in a
case in which Gilbert was alleged to
have aided his law partner Lee Judy.
in "a rather questionable damage suit
against the Santa Fe railroad. In ats
opinion the court not only criticised
the procedure, but the course of Gill
bert and Judy and that of Judge Nc
Camish of the Wyandotte county dis
trict court. 1t suggested that the state
bar exa mining board look into the
case of Judy with view of directing
disbarment proceedings. 1t called the
attention of the attorney general to
the work of Gilbert with a possibility
of custer action.
According to reports the attorney
general has taken the position that
the supreme court cannot direct his
course. He has taken no official ac
ton in the Gilbert case, it appears, and
has refused to discuss his plans.
Judy and Gilbert have been po-
litically friendly with the attorney
general for several years