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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
CITY MAY Be TEMPORARY
HEADQUARTERS OF SONS
Permanently of Location Will
Be Fought Out at Re
union in April.

The executive council and division
commanders OF the Sons Of Confad-
crate Veterans have been called to
meet at the st. Charles Hotel. in
New Orleans. Octo her - and % BIZ
Communicative Chief Mcdonald Leo.
Arrangements Will he put on foot tor
the annual reunion OF the veterans.
Sons and Daughters in that city on
April 10. next.
While the meeting this month will
headquarters. II is expected that the
communicative chief will declare
Richmond temporary headquarters.
and the pcrmancnCy Of location will
he fought out at the reunion next
April The fight over moving head
quarters 10 Richmond will be recalled
during the reunion here last June.
For years past Memphis. Tenn, has
been Official headquarters for the
Sons
Virginia promises TO send a large
delegation OF Veterans. Sons and
Daughters 10 the reunion in April.
The Sens Virginia Division COM
mander. Walter Hopkins. of Rich
mond, has on foot plan by which
the trip can be made on ship.
COMMUNICATIVE Chief Lee has de-
signed the Fredericksburg band. Pro-
lessor y. Il. towering. n Confederate
veteran. leader. as tho official band
ot Sons during his incumbcncy. 4
Texas corps was the latest official
band.
Colonel Lee said ne had numerous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
ASKS COOPERATION IN
REFRIGERATION WEEK
Mayor Urges Removal Of
Causes of Blazcs as Fully
as Practicable.

In calling attention to the fact
that the week OF october has been
set aside all over tho United States
az Fire Prcrcntion Week" Mayor
A!nslio urges complete cooperation
on the part OF every citizen Of Rich
inond. He pointS out that much OF
the fire loss. both in life and prop
crty. might have been prevented had
the people used simple common sense
views In handling hazardous material.
Many fire, are caused by amateur
handling OF electrical nxturcs In
homes. and by the indiscriminate and
careless handling OF matches and
other combustibles. The Mayor is
sues this appeal to the people:
TO the People OF the City Of Rich
mond:
The week beginning October .
has been designated as Flre-pre-
Vention Week aud as such viii be
vartously observed all over the
United States
The object of Fire Prevention
causes OF fires as fully as may be-
practicable. The people of the United
states burn UP their property more
recklessly than any people in the
world. Fire loss in 1921 in the United
States was upwards of s+S5.000. 600.
and the loss OF the first six months
in 1922 exceeds that of the same
period OF 1921. The fire loss in Rich
nond last year was sI3l.40O. or 1914
per capita OF population. Five men
lost their lives and fourteen men
We're injured hghting fires in Rich
mond in the year 1921
Most fires are prcvcntablc by the
exercise OF "A little care and fore
sight. our fire officials think that
90 per cent of Richmond fires are
preventative. Also, most fires. some
OF which have come near destroying
cities. had small beginnings. and
could have been cxtinguished with a
single bucket OF water when they
began. Our enormous fire loss is a
tax on the people. and each Individual
has 10 pay his or her share. directly
or indirectly.
In 1921 the Fire Department cost
S32l.i5o. Fire Insurance premiums
collected here in the year are es;i-
mated to he 100000. Tho sum Of
these was tax laid by tho FIRE haz-
ard on the average family amounting
10 $40
with the cooperation OF all Rich
mondcrS We can make a considerable
reduction in the fire hazard. With
OUT your cooperation We can accom-
p!ish but little. We want all prem
Uses thoroughly cleaned OF all waste
ana trash. and whatever is likely to
cause fires Later on schedule will
be published. giving the days on
which the Bureau of Street Cleaning
Will make collections. w. are an-
preaching the time OF the year when
most fires occur.
Your active cooperation Will cf-
feet the saving to this community OF
both money and regrets"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
COSCRANE is VICTIM
OF ASSASSIN'S GUN
10y Universal service.1

DUBLIN. Oct. l.-patrick Cosgrave,
uncle Of President Cosgrave, OF the
Irish Free State government, was
murdered last night In the shop OF
a relative. The murderer was one
OF an armed gang of four who en-
tered the promises with the object OF
footing just as the place was clos
ing.
The raiders broke into the shop
shouting. Hands up" One darted
toward the till, while the others COW
cred the inmates.
Cosgravc attacked ono OF the men
and wrcstlcd with him I'm an at
tempt to gain the revolver. The
man who was emptying the till fired
at point blank range and Coseravc
fell dead with gaping wound In the
chest The raiders escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
Wild Game Show
to Feature Fair
Includes Deer, Turkeys,
Pheasants. Partridges,
Geese, Brandt, Etc.

Regarding tho Wild Ramo exhibit,
Ut Tho Stuto FUR. IN attractive Zen.
turo. Commissioner Mcdonald Lee
says tho department Is going along
with the times, improving every year
There will be larger exhibit this
year than last. when 1. attracted no
much attention. There Will be a
handsome buck OF the Virginia deer,
and a spotted three months old
lawn. probably accompanied BY the
mother deer; wild turkeys. ring
necked pheasants. young bob hit.
partidges from two weeks to two
months old. brooaed by their ban
tam mothers; Canada Wild geese.
Texas brant. Wild mallarl ducks and
possibly other varieties by tomorrow
'Ihe exhibit VIII be TRANSPORTED
Petersburg on October 10. when thu,
c!ty's fair is on.
Some % these specimens arc from
the park OF the Blue Ridge division.
which was established this year by
commissioners Lee. at Roanoke 70
take care OF the western end or the
state. while others are from the state
Game Farm. at Windsor Shades. be-
low Richmond. on the Chesapeake and
No. -No''' ~ DupfElnNtNGsnf Colo
man. Of the farm. is in charge Of the
exhibit.
Last gear tho Virginia farm had
IN. distinction OF raising greater
percentage OF quail than any state
IN the United States. and Supcrin;cn
dent Coleman Is confident mat this
year "l! eclipse previous ones. Tho
e!ros and deer are turned loose ON
large tracts which have been d..
cIared state sanctuarlcs" under
statute. immune from all hunting for
three years. In that period. they
"ill spread over much OF tho sur
rounding country. arording spor. for
the coming years.
Close Investigation of tho depart
"en' has disclosed the truth OF tho
early report that. In large section,
or tn" state, the lrst matches OF
quail were drowned out bv Tn. I'm
ccssant rains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
GERMAN MILLS FACE
SHUTDOWN, REPORT
Try Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON Oct. i.-German
cotton mills are facing a shutdown
through inability TO buy raw mate
rails said a report 10 the Commerce
Department; today from Edward T.
PicSard. chief OF the textile division.
who Is III Europe making Il survey
OF th" textile situation.
Heavy depreciation Of the buying
pow-r Of the German mark abroad.
lie declared. has made il almost I'M
possible for German cotton mills to
expand their working capital suffi-
ciently 20 cover their raw material
obligations. and hence are finding It
difficult 10 buy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
PLAIN-CLOTHES MEN
COMB FAIR GROUNDS
LiEht-Fingercd Gentry Expected
Here In Force During EN-
position Meek

Six plain clothes detectives from
tn" Philadelphia and Baltimore police
forces arrived IN Richmond last night
for duty at the Virginia State Fair
Grounds this week. In the belief that
pickpockets known TO the ,ur:ropoli-
tan Slcuths Will attend the fair. the
detectives were assigned here 10 co.
operate with local detectives in fur
nishinS police protection for the
crowds.
professional pickpockets are lurcd
by crowds much the same as moths
are lurcd by flame" Detective Car
tain y. :. Wright said last night. lIo
SAID that every available detective
AT headquarters would be on duty at
the Fair Grounds during fair week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
Combine Insurancc Companies.

GREENVILLE, S. c.. Oct. 1.-Mer-
ger of the Liberty Life Insurance
Company. of this city. and the Home
Life Insurance Company, OF Charles
ton. under the name Of the former
company, was announced here today
10y w. Frank iIipp. Of the local COM
pany. The merger. II was stated,
%ill bring tho to;nl insurance writ
ton by the local company up to S5.-
10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
30I.54S Cnrs !A,vnit REPAIRS.

WASHINGTON oct. THE mum
her OF freight cars awaiting repairs
Sept. IL was 30i SIS. compared with
S2i,oH3 year ago. according to n
report today by the American Rail-
way Association, which declared that
the shipments strike. in progress
most OF thu summer, has affected
railroad facilities very slightly
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
REMAINING "THOMASlTES
HOLD BIG REUNION

Manila, Z, l., Oct 27-Uut of a
total OF $50 American teachers who
came TO the Philippine Islands on the
l th'ted states transport Thomas twen
F'one years ago, only thirty'tour re-
mann IN the Philippines, and only
elrht or thcseshrdlu taoin auinnnn
tIght are stlll engaged In educational
work While the men outnumhere |
the women more than two to one,
mere being 400 men and only 100
women. the proportion has been rad.
ically changed until today virtually the
entire American teaching corps IN the
Islands is made up OF women,
The thirty-four "Thomasltes, rs
they are pleased to call themselves,
recently held a reunion, the twenty
hrst anniversary OF their arrival In
the islands.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Council of the City of Ottawa until
7:&n o'clock p m. ON tho Sth day ot
November A. d, 1922, for the CON-.
pletiou OF the pavement in Block
Ninety, states Addition To the city
ol Ottawa. Illinois. Said work com.
prises the taxing up and rclaying o.,
approximately one hundred twenty
suuare yards OF concrete pavement,
the work 10 conform with the origino,
ordinance as provided for said inv.
nroycmcnt. Each bid shall be accom,
panied by a certified cheek IN III"
amount of ten per cent of the total
bid made payable to the Mayor OF the
city Of Ottawa,
The city reserves the right 10 r..
ject any and all bids.
". w. CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
81. UENOSE DEFAETS
FORD IN SAILOR RACE

Gloucester, Mass, oct 27,-The
LunenberG schooner, Bluenose, today,
by her second victory over tho Henry
Ford of Gloucester, won for another
year the championship of the North
Atlantic as represented by the inter.
national dshormen'S trophy
The Ford and the Bluenose had d.
yidcd honors in two previous official
races. The Ford also whipped the
Bluouuse In the first race sailed, thus
winning two ont OF the first three, but
the first was declared no contest by
he judges,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Do OR DIE SPIRIT
|NVADES 0. H. s. FOR
PEORIA MANI GAME.
RED AND WHITE HOPES TO
BREAK STREAK OF HARD LUCK
BY WINNING BATTLE ToMoR.
ROW ON KING FIELD.

well beat Peoria or die fighting,
is the spirit that prevails in the Otta,
wa high school team on the eve OF
the Peoria Manual tilt tomorrow on
King field Ottawa will make its big
gest effort to come through with a
victory and break the string of four
consecutive defeats. Defeats that
have not been disgraceful ones but
hard luck affairs.
A word from the wise shows that
Peoria is a strong defensive team, so
is Ottawa. Neither team has good
backfeld and the luck of the back
field coupled with trick plays at the
right time viii be the winning fac.
ors.
Peoria beat Macomb by &c score
last Saturday in a battle where the
lines would hit lock and the back.
field would sop. Very few frs downs
were made in the entire game the
teams keeping it In the center of
the pasture Throughout, the entire fra
cas-.
The only man in the Peoria back
field that is considered a good ground
gamer is the left halfback A de-
fense has been built to stop him.
The high school lineup has again
had some shifts and tomorrow's game
will see the men who have fight in
them starting the game
Red" West will do he punting,
play defensive quarterback and of.
fensive end. Logan has been shifted
to the other end. Antram and Cal.
.kins will perform at tackles while
Maher and Guthrie will be the guard
choices. Hank" iioenig will be
found at his regular post of pivot man.
In the backfield the heady Fritz"
Dammann will be at quarterback and
will be acting captain. "Hontz' De-,
kreon viii be at one halfbaek and
Bob Dougherty will be at the other
port. cart" Johnson will be at full.
back
Percy Smell will be again presiding
official be referee and Freebury of
Streator will umpire McEyoy who
was scheduled to umpire was pro
tested by Peoria so Freebury was
hired in his place. Crawford quarter
back of the La Sale Dodgers, Grand
Ridge man will be headlinesman. The
game will start at promptly 2:30.
% p. V. L. c. at St. Bede's.
Hopesr are running high in one
Ottawa school and low in another as
the time for he regular week end
gridiron tilts approach At the high
school there is optimism while at
Pleasant View Luther college there
is some pessimism over games.
The south side college team will
Journey to Peru this afternoon and
take on the crack st. Bede's college
eleven. Brynstad will leave with a
seriously crippled team, minus Boyle,
a lineman, ahd Sawyer substitute
baekffeld and end man. Both men
have quit school A weakened line
is the result and the college will need
some line to stop Alexionus the crack
st, Bede's backfeld man.
"Bill' Johnson will go in the line
probably at guard Bold the college
best backfield man halfback will go
to full with Varland and Hill for run
ming mates a fast speedy back6eld F.
that is hoped to carry the college to .
victory.
The probable college lineup viii
be as follows:
s. Hills, re.
Olson, rt.
Mature re-.
Thorson G.
Johnson lg.
Loken, 1t. -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
NOTICE.

Estate OF Joseph w, Boyd, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, Executors OF the last Will
and Testament of Joseph w Boyd.
late OF the County OF La Salle and
state Of Illinois, deceased, will appear
before the Probate Court of said
county on the first Tuesday ,bolng
the second day. OF January, 1923, at
the Probate Court Room, in Ottawa, In
said county when and where all pe,.
sons having claims or demands
against said estate are notified 10 at.
tend and present the same IN writing
for adjustment
Dated the gath day of October
A. h. 1922.
ADEllA r. BOYD,
WILLIAM II. BOYD.
Executors.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Lake Freezes in June.

Asahikawa and districts in Hokwal.
do, Japan. suffered IN unusual drGp
OF temperature on June "A, 1872, all
the lakes and streams freezing. such
an experience at that time Of the year
has only been recorded once before in
those localities. That was - years
ago when the rivers fr0ze on July =
Serious damage Wa- done to crops.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
No Harm in SKIPPING a Meal.

Almost anyone can fast a fortnight
with no bad efloetS except losing
weight and becoming weak. The body
has stored up in il a biz supply of re-
serve fuel. When feeling punk skip
meal and fan back on your reserve
energy. Overenting, insufficient eXer.
else aud lack of sleep cause most bad
heailh.-tNchange
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
FIRST WOMAN IN
GOVT. POSITION

Osaka, Japan, Oct % Mrs, Hideko
lamamoto, who has been appointed
secretary 10 the Osaka education de.
partment, is the first woman In Japan
to hold municipal job. She has
been engaged In primary education
for twcntyseyen years and ls an adj
yocate Of European dress for Japa.
nese women She Is also Interested IN
physical culture and has served as
secretary OF the Physical Culture So
Cicty for Women.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Wanted Attention Divided.

Elmer who is the only boy IN u fam.
ny Of four sisters, often gets Disguised
with the way they baby him. one day
when ne had evidently reached the
limit of bis endurance he expressed
his feelings by saying Il wouldn't
mind the four of you ii there was just
qnother one like me-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Wonderful Chinese wall.

The great wall Of China is the
earthS most impressive landmark.
Winding like a gigantic serpent for
thousands of miles over mountain
crests and narrow gorges. it once
served as defense against The Mon
col hordes from tie North.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
4 Noodle Seed.

During cherry season, Bobby had
been cautioned repeatedly about Swal'
lowing the seeds one day, at dinner
noodles were served llt'lc Bobby
came upon 70 tiny piece OF bone from
the broth. and yelled IN uStouishmcnt:
"why, molhrr here's noodle seed"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27

Frightful dreams fureteli sudden
rush of blood to the head while dreams
about blood point to inflammation in
some part Of the body. In this connec-
tion a person may suffer from nothing
more serious than festered finger,
and vet the spectacle Of blood will
form part Of his dream.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
THREAT OF WAR ~
BOOSTS CAKE PRICE

London, oct, 9,-The threat OF war
In the near east had an immediate
effect upon the prices of certain COM
moditics In England The cost OF
currants aud raisns. imported from
Smyrna, and used largely In baking
Christmas cakes and puddngs, virtu.
ally doubled In week
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Our Snappy YOUNGSTERS.

Nov ma, let's not waste time with
foolish questions. I got into a scrap
with Biff Jones nm he baeked my eye
ar tore my clothes. So fetch pas
razor strop an let's get II over with.
[ gotta date in half an hour"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
ObservatorIes Lona Used.

ohserrulories are II very ancient Ia.
vcnron, The first historical obScrva.
tory was founded in Alexandria about
500 u, C. and Europe did no; follow
suit until Az a. II.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Careful.

"You gotta give Jones credit for
Judgment. anyhow" "lesf What's
he done now:" Hes just got married
to deaf aud dumb woman who is an
expert houSekeeptr. and whose mother
lied when she was a baby."-ltich-
mOnd Times Dispatch.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
SUPPLIED in All Thinas,

He that loveth a book viii never
want a faithful friend, Il wholesome
counselor. a cheerful companion, an
encctual comforcr.-Isaac Barrow.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27

II Is not exactly known when or
how this word came into use. The
term was originally written in The
form OF Two words, and il is found
In literature as early as 1900.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Ornaments.

"Some men," said Uncle Ebcn.
"thiukS dcy is doin' de community n
favor by dreSsin' up an staudn' on
de corner where folks Kin look at en-"
Washington star
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27

Thompson, qb
Varland RIB.
r. Hill lhb.
Bold, fb.
The games start at 2:30 on st,
Bedes gridiron a mile west of Peru.
A large number OF Ottawa fans plan
TO make the trip to see the college il
action.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
The ExceptionaI PeonIe

II takes all kinds Of men to make a
world, except the kind wno boast Of
their wealth TO the taxing Office. Gal.
weston News.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Daily Thought.

Good qualities are the substantial
relics Of the mind bur il is good breed.
ing that sets them on to Advantage
Locke.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Cuban Visiting Etiauette.

Street visiting etiquette IN the Gu.
ban home demands parallel rows OF
ohairS-une lur women aud the other
for men.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Dome Renulrea Much Pain.

One thousand gallons Of paint are
required 10 paint the dome of the
capitol at Washington
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Six Crops a Year Raised.

In southern China from two to six
crops are raised from the same land
each year
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Lake Your Lime Bows

Look before You leap. BE sure YOU
are right, and then take another look.
Duluth Herald.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
It's Human to Enjoy II.

Never iudge any one to he so thick
skinned that they would not feel q
friendly pat on the back.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Fly Is Record Pedestrian.

\ fly walks, in proportion tn it> size
thirteen times ~ fast dS 4 man ear
run.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27

For your sunday dinner, 2j cents per
pound, at STElNBACHS GROCERY.
Phone lo09.R.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27

Read the American Ad
on Page .. They have got what you
want
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27

Mr.. Zilm has hai the experience and
personal business training to conduct
the Office in the most efficient manner.
He solicits your vote and support
If you want an expert in this most
intricate and important office In the
cnunfV
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-10-27
Vote For
Edw. G. Zilm

ELECTION, TUESDAY. NOV 7, 1922.
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