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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
SIGMA nj. FRATERNITY
At WILLIAM AND mary
Will Organize 18th Active
Chapter on Friday,
Feb. II
IspecIarto The Times Dispatch.

tSPeS'"' ~ inc Aimcs-DisphtCn.i
WlLLIAMsDuRG. VA, Feb. IA
Tho Sigma Nu Fraternity, "a national
society OF college tncn. organized III
Virginia Military Institute In 1868
will install It's eighty eighth active
chapter at the College OF William
and Mary Mt $3.50 o'clock Friday
February II. Tho Installation team,
will be composed OF men from the
sigma NJ Chapter at George wash
inston University, Washington, d. G.
Following the installation there will
be banquet at o'clock In the
evening.
Sigma M. in entering william and
Mary, will absorb the local Phi Tau
Beta Society. which has been peti-
tiohing Nhe Sigmn Nh for such ehnp-
ter Tor five gears. The Installation
OF the chapter will be The culmina :
ton OF the hopes and aspirations OF
body of young men who stand high
both. In the scholastic and athletic
sides OF college life
The mother chapter OF Sigma Nu
having becn founded at V. NJ. I. I'm
1869, which WAS later put out Of ex-
lstence because OF nntifrRternity laws.
II IL httlny tribute both to the
fraternity and TO tho College OF VIII
liam and Mary to have the eighty
eighth chapter installed at the old .
est college in the Old Dominion and
the SECOND oldest educational institu-
ton in the United states. The other
chapters OF Sigma MI In Virginia nre
Washington and Lee and tho Uni.
vcrslty OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Dr.. Levy Gipes 81
for His Opercoat
Stolen Garment of Safety
Director Rescued From
Pa,onshop.

Director OF Public safety Il. C. Levy
Yesterday made" $58 in Il few min
utes. Thusly: While the director
was deeply Involved in consldera tion
OF his end of the budget. in tho
Mayors office, a miserable sneak
thief crept into his ONCE. on the
fourth floor OF the City Hall. and
made away with his 500 ovorcoat.
Upon discovering his loss. DR..
Levy Immediately HE'D himself to po-
lice HEADQUARTERS land promptly re.
ported. He save a good Dissertation
OF the missing top coat. and CAPTAIN
wright put his best gumshue men ON
the tran. Within Remarkably short
period OF time. the coat was recoy.
cred from pnwnshop. where II mad
been soaked for 81. DR.. Levy glad.
~ paid the Sc aud happily wranped
himself within Its comfortable folds.
count that tho easiest 35s I ever
made" commented the director, as he
srinned.
DIR. Levy Will leave for New York
tomorrow TO look Into hospital con-
Etruction plans and to Observe art,bu .
lance work In Gotham. He viii return
on Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
AUTOMOBILE DEALER
HURT IN CAR WRECK

PETERSBURG, VA. FEB. IA. =
George il. Garter. wcll-known auto
mobile dealer, was badly injured this
afternoon about o'clock when an
auioinobile In which he was riding
co'iided with another car. Knocking
Mr. carriers sedan over and throw
ns MIN 10 inc asphalt. Severe cuts
about the head neccssitated ,ho Iii
Ing OF physician. The accid.n, b,n-
pehed at the corner OF Main and Sven
more streets. almost directly In front
OF Mr.. Carter's home.
Reports from his home tonirb, v
That his injuries were NOT cobsIdar.a
serious. hut he Will probably be CO..
hned to the house for n few dsvs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
BANDIT TRIO HOLDS UP
HILL CITY TRANSFER Man
Had Hired Victim to Take
Them in Taxi TO
Country.
[ Special 10 The rimes-Dfspatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
LYSCHBURG. VA. Feb. 1i.-Frank
Ferroni. local automobile transfer
owner. was held up and robbed Mon
day night on the Bedford Alnm
Springs Road. several miles from the
city. by three young mon who had
employed him tn take them IN a taxi
To tho country. After getting be-
yond the lights OF the city Ferronl
says two revolvers were pokcd into
his body and nc was ordered TO stop
the car. when about $50 and a watch
and chain were taken from his per-
son.
Ferroni was then gagged and tied
to tree. tho robbers wrapping an
automobile robe around him to keep
Elm warm. Later he was able to
work the gag out Of his mouth and
cal. for help. The police were ahI
to recover the car. which the trio
drove back TO town and abandoned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
by Associated Press

SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb. t4.-B.shop
BENJAMIN Kelley, OF the Catholic
Diocese OF Savannah. hns resigned his
bishopric and his,resignation has been
accepted by the Pope. it was learned
today. He Is "a years of nge and
mas been bishop OF Savannah for
twenty-five years. His sight has been
Iaiiing for years and he now is UNI
abie TO read except with great pain.
Bishop Kelley was born in Peters,
burg, Va, I'm 1S48. and during tho
war Between the states served with
the army Of Virginia. He particle
pa'ed In the defense OF Petersburg
against the Union troops in the last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
RIeHMoND TINES WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY Isl 49,
BISHOP OF SAVANNAH. NATIVE
OF PETERSBURG, RESIGNS
Right Rev. Benjamin Kelley, Who Served Under Lee
and Took Part in Defense of Home City,
Retires on Account of Failing Sight

campaign Of the war and after the
surrender OF Leo ut Appomatox. en-
tered st. Charles College at Eilicot,
city, Md.
After graduating no went 10 the
American College In Rome. He was
ordained to the priesthood In 1878
ana assigned To Wilmington. Del
Later he served I'm Newcastle. Del.
in 1885 Father Kelley was trans
ferred to Atlanta. Ga. where he served
for ten years. He was made rector
OF the Cathedral OF St. John the d.
vine In Savannah In 1896.
After four years as rector of the
Cathedral Father Kelley was appoint
cd bishop OF Savannah In 1900. follow
ing the death OF Bishop Becker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
SOUTHSIDE FARMERS
FOR ROAD BOND ISSUE

!speclnl to The Timas- Dispatch.1
LfNCHBGRG. VA. Feb. 1i.-In All
eHort TO ascertain how farmers Iool!
npon the Issuance OF bonds ty thu
state Tor highway work. lis shown byi
petition circulated among farmers
o, southern Campbell and northerri
PittSylvania Counties, where 1870 ohj
or 1913 interviewed signed and exl
pressed themselves rs favorable I'd
mn issue.
One farmer who did not sign, nj
Confederate veteran. said he was Tod
ola TO be interested. The other fayorH
the issue and promised 10 write hiS
representative In the General Ash
sombly. but would not put his name,
to the petition. The petition i,i
question WAS handled by. II. L. Lanei
OF AltaYlAtn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
mrs. EsTHER.M. RE|NlIch
DIES IN PETERSBURG
Was Friend of Poor and Alcl
tive in Every Helpful
Work

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb, 14.-Mrs
Esther Miller Reinach, wife OF Samuel
A. Reinach. one OF the city's mos
prominent business men. died thiJ
afternoon about 4 o'clock at tho re-
tersburg Hospital. after an illness oj
few days.
The death OF Mrs. Rclnach was
shock to the community. She was a
ardent worker among tho, destitute
OF the city. always taking an actIyd
Interest In anything helpful to thu
poor. Her connection with the va
rious civic organizations OF tho cItl
was such That she, wan admired bJ
The hundreds who worked with heI
for various causes.
In addition to her husband, she I'd
survived by four children, all boys
as follows: Samuel A. Reinach, Jr.
Htudcnt OF tho University OF yirI
ginia; Mannus Myers ReInach, ElIIl
Kull HeInach and Franklin Haynes
iielnnch, and one sister, Mrs. Man,l
Myers. of Greenvillc. q. g. Funeral
arrangements had not been com
pletbd tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
WILL USE THE ROMA TO TEST
AIR TRADE POSSIBILITIES
government Officials Propose to Have Big Dirigiblc
Make Number of Trips Between New York and
Chicago, Then Crossing Continent

New York and Chicago for num
hcr or trips az test Of tho CONNER
ciai possibilities Of dirigibles Of tn.
Zeppelin tyne
" the results ~ thcsc tests war
rant II IL expected that trans
continental flight To San Francisco
from New York VIII be attomp, ed
The probable. route across the con-
tincnt VIII be hy way of 81. Louis
ana southern points In order 10 avoid
the necessity Of climbing To high
attitudes I'm crossing the Rocky
Mountains and The Sierra Nevadas
Ia reach the Pacinc const. II was
explained, however, that the plaus
linus far are wholly tentative aud
subject TO change,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
cadet PHO, Killed in rI,rb,

LAWTON, OKLA. Feb. l4-H,rvoy
wright 2a. 81. Louis. cadet milo,
ri Post Field. Fort Sill. was fatally
'"'"rt"' ana Archie &. Yandcll. 90.
'""e' IN TIE observation school Is
'"' expected TO live. as result -,
INJURIES received "h.n they attcmpt-
ed landing in their airpIane. near
me post late today Wright, ,m,ll
GENTLY. Was sintiu,tcd at Charls,rom
f!cld. Arcadia. Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
ANTHONY CASE GOES
OVER TO APRIL TERM

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. ll-Ths
case OF Detective a = ANTHONY.
richmond officer charged with the
killing OF VIII Stafford some time
ago. was continued ty Judge Mar
SHAH Peterson. OF the Prince George
circuit Court, today when the case
was called for trial.
NO cases were tried today, the
o'hers being postponed unit! some
time in April.
Anthony is charged with killing
stafford. Petersburg man. while tho
ohicer was searching for a murderer
from Richmond The Petersburg
mans death followed a raid made on
stu! in Prince Gcorg. t.ounty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
LEy Assoelaied rressl

WASHINGTON. Fcb. 1l.--Army nj,
service officials arc at work nm ,do,,
'"r 'ong distance Nights Of the COO
root dirigib!e Roma ar soon Az w,r,,
'h'T permits. The shin has beer
.Huippeh WIN Liberty engine mntiy.
p"""' since her trip from Langley
va TO Washington. to b,
si"mcd Trial lights with the new
Engines probably wiz be made lat.
this week.
Nlthlh two or three months air
"rN'c" officials expect In ny IN,
roma from Langley Field to New
iofh' and to operate her between
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
watkins Head. Fair Interests.

FREDER 1CKSDUR0. VA. Feb. II
The convention Of Virginia AssoSa-
tion OF airs adjourned tonight, after
n two daysi~session. Harrisonburg
was chosen as the next meeting place.
Officers chosen are: II. II. Watkins.
president: G. II. Howard. w. l.. DIZZY.
81. q. Lewis, l.. Il. Jordan. vice-prcsi-
dents; Z. Is. Ralston., secretary. Al
dresses on practical subjects WIS
made by prominent members. -
banquet was rendered the visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
PETERSBURG PYTHIANS
TO HOLD MEMORIAL

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 1.-THE
annual memorial services of the
knights Of fyth!as lodges Of Peters
1"'s VII: he celebrated next sunday
.; the First Baptist church by tbn
t"o loca lodges Eureka, 80. ca. and
Naomi Lodge. No 30
E"E. W. Marshall Craig. pastor OF
m" FIRST BAPTIST Church. Viii con
cAci The memorial services. deliver
.rs speciai sermon to the members
y! The lodges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
MAKES PORT WITH
4 FEET WATER IN HOLD
my Associated prcn,.1

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. H.
The Nova Scotian schooner Marion
g. Douglas dashed into port this
mn.nlnE With fours feet OF water im
her hold. after being held up OUT
side the Virginia capex yesterday on
account of tho heavy fog.
The schooner's pumpa went bad on
tho voyage up from Florida. and tho
master came here for repairs. The!
schooner In loaded with phosphate
rock. and the master proposes to dis.
charge the cargo here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
murdered In Havana notc,.

HAVANA. CUBA, Feb. I4.-Rafael
Martinez Alfonso, member OF the
House OF Representatives and
Liberal candidate for Mayor OF
Havana. was found dead this after
noon In his room at the Hotel Luz,
with three bullet wounds in his body.
He is known to have taken luncheon
at the hotel with two other leaders
or the Liberal party. who had not
been located late today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Petersburg ki,nu,. =. w.,

fETEESBttG, VA. Feb. l4.-Tbc
Ni"hh's Cinh OF Petersburg wiil
meet Thursday evening nj Gao
HI"'N ~ Inc Hotel Petersburg for
D"S'ncss OF Importance. Preceding
BUSINESS session banquet viii
-" served There VIII be several on,
az town Speakers ON on tho nrn.ro,
'"r the evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
lie. Names Curt.. Secretary.

J. Taylor Curtis was named ycster-
day by w. Mcdonald Lee. incoming
Commissioners OF Game and Inland
Fisheries. as Aeld secretary Of the
department TO succeed X. Y. corbell
Mr.. Curtis will act ms heid secretary
for the Eastern section OF the State,
with his headquarters In Richmond.
Clarence Williams VIII serve In the
snme capacity In the Western hat
OF the state. with headquarters In
Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Catch Negroes Robb,nr s,or.

LfNcfiRCRG. VA. Feb 1i.-.James
T"rner and Henry Johnson, 10th ne
gr"es. were arrested here late Mon
haN night by Detectives Chi,drcsn
ana IahkIerSlcy. Of the police depart
ihrnt. VINO say they watched them
brehk INTO Almonds department store
ana when once Inside the negroes
were arrested. charged with house
breaking with Intent TO commit lar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Todd ship Ward to E.pnnd.

NEW YORK, Feb. Ii.-Thc Todd
ship-yard corporation announced to-
day IL had obtained an option to pur.
chase the Henderson ShipbuIldIng
Company plant Mt Mobile. Ala. Tho
length OF tho option and the pur-
chase price provided were not an
n0unGed. ..L.E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Here and There
in the Assembly
Delegates Would Haze
Flags at Hali-Mast on
Mothers Day.

FarHe p Deans, delegate from Isle
% Wright. Introduced re,o,u,io,
!=s'eEday au'horIzs.y ,het Governor
10 issle ANNUALLY 81 Pre- c!arna,i5.,
Calling upon State oTclais 10 dis
play the flag az III. United s,a,
ana me nag Of Virginia on All mn.
!!S oui!dlnss. and the people ~ ,bo
go to disp!ay said Nagy al ,ieir
"hH hther suitable places on
~" fec"nd sunday III Aiav. kuny.,
Mother Day" as public 49,. :. a.
'"he ana reverence FOR III. ,no,h-
ers OF the state
noHss Fletcher. delegate from,
h.Aflc" placed In tho horr.r
resolutions adopted BY th. s,.,.,
Nispis ~ iicarico COUNT a., ~.
"Fy :. indVrsing the work don. ~.
sh%ay department In that
n.S' ana pTh!sing tn. exceptional
800 Vi George T.. Coleman, S,ai-
iiish"ay Commissioner Tho -..oi,,.
lion provided that a con- n. 49,,
!A"ed Inc General Assembly vim ,,,.
request That 81 be made mar, 49,. 80
fecorGs Of The investigating mo-
ceed!ngs ''o-
new biz amending tho laws raj,
er., ~ ps'SIohS '"r Confederate vet
l., introduced hy Delegate G.
,,.,t. Yesterday. Class ~" those
10y w" eyes. or two feet. or
Wv" "'"Hs' or hand ana a foot ,v
'aAo" oil wounds. or who hay. h,
yine totally blind ar, to ,.r.Iv.
si9p annually Glass u" iboeo ~
~ .""' "t hand, S2on. Class
dis,5" disabled 92do, partially
Co., y!oni t!ass u, every pen
soon, 'o' 80 years totally disabled,
Ia. ,l"'.F disabled. $50. class
.yr-, "iapw 500. class n"
ciae. IL" ~" va" r"married 500.
ceased -, representatives. OF de-
cx,,or pensioners. gao for funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Extend Steamship scryic.

extension of the Richmond Nor
i"lH Steamship Company service To
points In New England states has
been announced. The extension Will
ID" Via the New York. New Haven ana
Hartford Railroad Via New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Sno,y AIonr Co,., Lin.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb 14.-There
vas u brisk fail Of snow today along
"" Atlantic Coast Line Railway from
iowa'is station. Sussex County, to
Weldon. y c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Extend Immigration u,,

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA bill ex-
tending the life Of the 3 per cent
resfrictiv" immigration law until
June 80, 1929. was ordered re -.
ported today by the House immigra
ton committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
KnIrd in aunrrei over % cent.

new ORLEANS. LA, Feb. I4-As
~" result of quarrel over % cents
men had been temporarily lost.
N'thnr IL Fichon, sign paiutcr
"p"eu h's wife to death at their
nom" here today. He was arr.s,c,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Foundation Meeting ro.tpou.a.

fETERSBtRG. VA. Feb. It.-Due
70 me inc!emcnt weather. the mass
meeting to be held in the interest Of
INC Woodrow Wilson Foundation was
c''ieh on again tonight. The date
latcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15

FREEIING. VA. Feb. l4.-Coi,,In
bus Kiilen. a substantial farmer OF
near this place, and recently from
Kentucky. was thrown from n horse.
sustaining some very sarious Injuries.
Several Of his ribs were broken.
also Bcvcre confusion In the region
OF the 9spinnl cord was sustained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-15
Declare s,,ooo .,no n,y,,,.,,,

CHICAGO. Feb. i4.-Directors OF
III" william Wrigiey. Jr.. Company
To-Day declared $4,000. 600 stock divi-
""h"' giving one share OF stock for
every ton now held
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
NEW INTERNATIONAL
BRIDGE is DEDICATED

Laredo, Tex-Twenty thousand peo-
pie witnessed the ceremonies Wednes-
day dedicating the new international
bridge connecting Laredo and the
state of Texas with Mexico In con-
nection with the dedication, a Wash
ington birthday celebration and parade
was held. which terminated in grand
ball in Nuevo Laredo, across the Rio
Grande.
Elaborate arrangements had been
made for the occasion and plans of
the mayor and the chamber of COM
merce were carried out without inter
ruption. The day began with break
fast rendered Governor Pat NJ Neff
by the chamber of commerce Gov
ernor De Lara of the Mexican state
of Tamaulipas was also a guest of
honor and stood with Governor Neff in
reviewing the Washington birthday
parade
Following the celebration on the
American side of the Rio Grande, Gov
ernor Neff and his party were taken
as guests of Governor De Lara to
lunch in Nuevo Laredo, succeeded by a
modern bull fight
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
RAILROADS WANT
WAGES REDUCED
One Hundred and Seventy.
five Roads Petition U. S.
For Reductions.

Chicago than us railroads
in the country except the Pennsylvania
railroad. filed petitions for wage re.
ductions for all classes of employees
when the wage docket was closed at
the United States railroad labor board
Wednesday
Unexpected contemporaries for
wage increases were filed by seven
labor organizations. in addition to the
increase of 13 cents an hour over
present wages asked by the six railway
shop crafts unions, as announced two
months ago.
Hearings on the wage disputes for
all classes of employees except the five
train service Brotherhoods-the en-
gineers, firemen. conductors, trainmen
and switchmen-will begin March 6,
the roads submissions generally seek
ing restoration of wages paid prior to
May l. 1920. when the first wage
award. amounting to S600,O0O,OOO, be-
came effective. The cross petitions
for more pay vary in the amounts
sought, ranging from to 13 cents an
hour
Although announced as general
policy by the federated shop crafts. the
13-cent increase actually appeared in
only about one-half of the submissions.
Requests for increases for clerical
workers was made on one-third of the
submissions by the Brotherhood of
Railway and Steamship Clerks. Freight
Handlers, Express and Station En-
ployes. On 20 roads, the maintenance
OF way workers, who were cut 10 cents
an hour by the boards wage reduction
order last July, petitioned for rein
statement of the former wage.
The Order of Railway Telegraphers
asked an increase of cents an hour
on about so roads, the signalmen filed
three requests for increases, the In
ternational Brotherhood of Firemen
and Oilers put in six increase applica-
tiOns, and the American train dis
patchers and the International Union
of Steam and Operating Engineers had
scattering submissions.
Under promise of the board during
the threatened strike last October. the
train service brotherhoods will not be
brought before the board on wage mat
ters until their rules, which have not
yet been acted ON, are revised.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
Million Dollar Suit Filled.

New Orleans, La-Suit for $1,000.
600 was filed this week in civil district
court against the board of administra.
tors OF Tulane University by A. J.
Thomas Mr.. Thomas declares that
sum is due him because the will of the
late A. C. Hutchinson. his brother-in.
law, directed the university to build.
with the residue Of his estate, hos.
pital. This. he claims. has not been
done after twenty years.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
Production of Coal Shows Decrease.

Washington-Decrease of more than
200,000.000 tons in the worlds produc-
tion of coal in 1921. compared with the
output in 1920, was noted in a state
ment of mining activities issued Sun.
day by the United States geological
survey. From reports so far received,
the statement said, the total world out
put Of coal last year was 100000
metric tons, with France and Germany
the only nations showing an increased
production. The chief factors in the
lessened output in other countries, it
was said, were the strike by British
miners and "a worldwide industrial
depression"
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
YOUNG GIRLS need CARE
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Health Is Happiness

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The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04

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The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04

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