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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
ROBBERS CAPTURED
IN RUNNING FIGHT
Inv Associated press.J

FORT SMITH. ARK. June l.
charley Reese and Monroe Cook, of
SalliSaw, are in the Sequoyah County
Jail at Sallisaw. Okla. and a third
man is surrounded by "a posse near
Liberty. Okla. following the rob-
berry uf the First National Bank at
Muldr"w. Okla. this afternoon. when
- .juu in cash and an undetermined
amount of Liberty bonds were stolen
Reese was shot through the back
hy member ot the posse, which
engaged the robbers in running
light. All the Liberty bonds and
most OF the money has been recov
cred. II was announced tonight by
Il, II. walton. cashier OF the bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
LRy Associated Press. |

CHICAGO. June 1.-The time
granted to Mrs. Edith Rockefeller
Mccormick to file n formal petition
for a restraining order against the
marriage Of her daughter. Mathildc.
To Max oser. Swiss horseman. ex.
pircd at ! o'clock this afternoon with
no petition
Charles :. Cutting, Mrs McCor.
mick's attorney. announced that the
bill would not he filed until after
further discussion with counsel rep
rcsenting Mathilde's father, Harold
+. Mccormick. late today.
Biil OF Particulars Not Likely.
According 10 reports, II was de-
Cidcd that presentation of n fun bill
of particulars as to why Max Oser.
who is twcnty-seven years older
than Miss Mathilde. would be an un
desirable son-in law. would entail,
much difficulty. Much OF the eyi-
dence and many witnesses--pcrhaps ps
even the Zurich riding master him
sclf-would have to he brought from
Europe This would occupy months.
II was pointed out. and might con.
sumo the entire remaining eleven
months until Miss Mathildc reaches
her majority.
Another woman" entered into the
case today, too, according to Mr.. C,,i-
tins.
i u understand that this is not the
hrst time that Oser has tried to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

OFFICER DRIVES CAR

Mrs Emma Hobgood White, 81
years old, wife Of !. r.. White. a
grocer. Of oxford. y. -. was almost
instantly killed. and her niece. Mrs.
Mary Leach. Of 32%-A South Third
street. was injured in an automu-
bile accident at Foushce and Broad
streets yesterday afternoon.
With their arms interiaced, the
women had attempted TO cross to
the south side Of Broad street. when
they were struck by an automobile
driven by Policeman Martin, Of Sec
"nd station. who was proceeding
east in tho ,horourhfare.
The women were rushed TO the
Memorial Hospital in the car that
struck them. Mrs White died few
minutes after arrival at the insti,G-
tion. After being treated for body
bruises and decorations. Mrs. Leach
was removed to her home She was
reported to he suffering chiefly from
the shock Of the accident last night.
Pedestrians who witnessed the ac-
fatcd car blamcless. They said the
women appeared to he crossing the
lhoroughfare with their attention
momcntariiy diverted. and stepped
directly in front OF the automobile.
They had just left tho car Of a
relative and were on shopping
"rrand when the tragedy occurred
Policeman Martin was arrested by
officers of his station on a technical
charge Of Involuntary manslauch,cr.
Mrs. White arrived here few
days ag" 10 visit her sister. Mrs.
- &. Leach. AT the Third Street aG-
dress Sh" was a lifelong member
If tn" oxford baptist Church and
an active worker for number Of
years in social and welfare work Of
that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
First With the News"
Men and Women Fight
for Lives in Forest Fires
tisy United News

PORTLAND. ORE. June l.
Fores, hrcs continued To spread
today in many parts OF IN. North
west
Men and women are fighting
desperately for their lives and
homes In Washington. Oregon.
British Columbia. Alberta. ana
along the western borders of
Idaho and Montana
The town Of Cedar FaliS north
"f Seattle. has been virtually
wiped out, and. while in some
sections the names are reported
I" he under control. In other re-
Yi"ns they Ar" Turning moro
brishly than eyer and are i'm
prri!!ng several towns. ISOLATED
farms, and thousands Of acres OF
valuable timber land.
Dynamite was used In Prime
Nill". Central Oregon. 10 check
lanl.s which started during the
night when emberS from .hs hlaZ-
ing forest dropped on house tops.
Twenty woodsrn"n have been
cut OF by the fame, and fear is
he'd for their lives. according to
reports from I:atonville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
BELFAST STREETS MADE
SHAMELESS nY Gt-NFiRE.
GRy Associated rrcss.l

ny Associated I'rcSS.
-lbNDoN. June 1.-The hottest bat
tie between the military and Sim
Fen runmen since the Belfast tur-
mnil began. occurred this morning in
the Roman Catholic areas. between
GrosNcnor Road and Falls Road. ac-
cordinG TO the stars Belfast CORES
pondcnt.
Th. Evening Standards Belfast
correspondent SAYS: Appalling dis
orders have occurred here. the like
Of which this city of horrors has
never experienced before. RetwN:n
: o'clock and noon ambulanccs were
summoned thirteen times. The streets
We're raked with machine gun fire;
the rebels. in turn. bombed several
places. two whole blocks OF houses
were SET on fire and while tn. fire.
men fought the flames the baltic
waged in tho streets all around.
Kline civilians were carried out
dead from this inferno, two OF then,
women Many wcr" Killed In houses.
int" which the rival factions pursued
them in fury The bodies We're res
cu"d only in time To prevent crcma :
tion.
"RaN"n.t charges hy the military
were necessary I" dispcl tn. mohs
which gathered to Join in the battle
tContinued On rage :. Col 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
CONDITION OF LEE.
ILL At VA. RESORT.
SHOWS NO CHANGE
Grandson Of Confederate
Chieltain Under Care
OF PHySici0u
Of Physician.

In telephone communication with
virginia Hot Springs last night it
was asCertatned that the condition
Of Colonel Robert T.. Lee. Of Fairfax
VIII" Is i'll At the resort. remains un-
changed From the hotel manage
meni 1t was learned that Colonel
dent hotel physician. No outside
medical assistance had been suught.
1t was said
colonel Lee. a grandson of The
Confederate" chieftain. is ono Of tn,
hest-known men in the state. He
served one term in tho state Assem-
bly,. and has long been pr"minen;
IN the political and social life OF
'ne state. He has been rcpeatedly.
urged by Democratic leaders to offer
for the governorship. He has
stumped the State In several political
campaigns. and is regarded as one
Of the most attractive speakers in
the State.
He went on the hustings for the
late William a. Jones. member of
Congress from the First District, and
Carter Glass when the two were
candidates for the United States
Senate in opposition to Senator'S
Martin and Swanson. He Is ideuti-
fled with what is known as the anti
machine" wing OF the party.
Colonel Lee liz n lawyer, and main
tains an Office in Washington. He
is popularity known as Rig Rob"
Lee. He Is one OF the largest men
physically. in the State. weighing
nearly 400 pounds and standing
nearly seven feet In height.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
You Had Better Kill Me-

she said, drcarily.
THAT would he TO admit my de-
feat" he replied. coolly."
II can tame you aud ] will. But
il is for you to choose IL you will
obey me willingly or if must
make YOU. My patience is cx-
haustcd. Choose quickly" Insen-
sibly he drew her closer TO him
till his arms
But read The Shcik." beginning
Sunday in The Times Dispatch
y gripping novel OF lawless love
and passion. The life of an Arab
Sheik, recognizing no law hut his
own. holds captive beautiful
English girl.
Regins In The Sunday Times-Dis-
patch. June ith. and continues I'm
The Evening Dispatch and Sunday
Times Dispatch thereafter.
Don't miss an observation-disclosures
your Dispatch Papers now. The
sunday Times Dispatch and Eve
ming Dispatch. delivered by car
rier, only lSc per week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
DEAD A|RMAN GIVEN
LAST TRIBUTE HERE
Veterans Arc PalIbcarcrs al
Funeral Services for W. A.
Sydnor. Jr.
BODY is ON WAY HOME
Placed on Southern Train to
BE Taken to North Caro-
lima Residence.
BODY is ON WAY HOME

The last softly swelling notes of
Taps" echoed cerily in the murk V
shadows OF tn" great railway t"rmi-
nal and were gone: flyers who were
pallbearcrs stood at attention and a
score or more relatives were silent
ain grief. as the soldiers requiem was
played late last night over the nag
draped coffin hearing the body of
Lieutenant William y. Sydnor. Jr.. OF
North WilSesh"r". y. c.. who an
Wednesday, Joined that fearless le-
Gton "f Myers Son" before. dying
when his plane crashed To earth at
Wcsthamptcn.
T"nderly. quietly. tn" khaki-clad
veterans Of IN" air. kindred spirits.
comrades. lifted the caskc, into the
Gimly lighted interior OF an express
which Viii carry Ia his homo
Lieutenant SydnorS remains Then.
after a moment. the door ratified and
creakcd in closing; relatives Of the
dead and the pallbcarcrs stood silent
for a ncetins instant and walked
slowly To the exit gates
Mcdaniel Pays Tribute.
Touching tribute TO tho dead air
'''' "''H''rH WAS raid ny KEY.
George w. Mcdaniel. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. at services in
Nelson's Funeral Home. +25 North
Boulevard. AT $40 o'clock He
praised the gallantry OF the nycr
and laudrd his manlin"ss. \ hymn
was sung. The still unseen hand of
tragedy clutchcd all. Heads were
bowed in prayer and the verses Of
Rock Of Ages were read.
Outside. a large crowd thronCcd
tn" boulevard and k"nsington Ave-
nu" as the caSket nunC with the
national col"rs. was borne slowly TO
tn" waiting hearsc. Scores Of auto
mobiles were parked on tn. two
streets. Cam" then tn" grief
stricken kinsf"lk "f the flyer In
continued on Pag, . Col. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
Justify Girl Who Asked
Death Chair for Father
IRv I,nlicd NcMsl

WAStINGTON. June Re
ligion and science. according 70
leading representatives of both,
justify the action Of l7-year-old
Nahlc Donovan. who signed her
own fathers death warrant when
she recommended 10 the Governor
~ Indiana the supreme penalty
f"r the murder OF her mother.
Donovan Was executed at Michi-
gan city this morning.
In tn" opinion ot Rev. w. 5.
.AhcrnathS, who IS PRESIDENT
HardinGs pastor AZ the Calvary
RaptlEt church here. the girl
should no; hr ccnSured in such 4
case Of obvious brutality" How
over. he would not lay down the
girls course "a general prin-
cipl" az religious conduct"
Dr. William White, suprrint"u
dent of the Government Hospital
for the Insane. here, and a widely
known psyChiatrlst. likewise sees
Justification for the act. but be-
lieves that hatred that goes TO
this extreme isn't very desira BILE
to harbor In the human breast"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
Mayor Orders Girls in
knickerbockcrs Seized
Try Associated Press.

TRAVERSE. CITY. MICH. June
l.-prders to the chief of police
from Mayor Swanton. directing ar
rest OF any woman or girl ap-
pcaring on the streets here wear
ing knickcrbockcrs. viii stand de-
spite the storm Of protest they
have occasioncd. the Mayor an.
nounced today. The Mayor has
been criticized by local women
clubs and pastors. who declared
his order WAS too drastic.
The official. In explaining his
stand, said
The morals of the present gen.
Grafton of boys are being assailcd
and ] propose To see that they no
longer are tempted 10y Immoral
dress"
The rule VIII apply To tourists
as we'll as local residents. the
Mayor announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
FORD THREATENS
TO TAKE SHOALS
FIGHT TO NATION
Warns Congress of Intcn-
ton in Event Offer IS
Rejected.
DETERMINED TO SAVE
PROJECT FOR PUBLIC
Letter to Kahn Awakcns Spec
ulation i'm Political
Circles.
MAY BE ELECTION ISSUE:
Manufacturer Seen n. rotrntinI Fig
ur- In Presidential Cam
priEn.
DETERMINED TO SAW.
PROJECT FOR PUBLIC
Nay nE ELECTION issur:
Manufacturer Seen ns I'otcntinI Fig.
ur- In Presidential Cam
priEn.
ny H"i,-rt j. Bcndrr.

tinted News Stan Correspondent.
WASHfNGT"N. Jun" Henry
Ford has warned Congress that II IT
rejects hts h!d for m" Muscle shoals
nitrate. fertilizer and power reser-
voir III viii 10 hut the beginning Of
moro determined effort on my part
"a save Muscle Shoals for the bcnc.
~ cf IN" puhlic."
HIS warning recalls ,ha, year
ago. when Ford frst launched his
amazing proposal ~ take over from
the government this gigantic war
baby. one "f tn" leading counsclor> o'
tn" Republican. party a. that time
made this comment to the writer:
Ford with MUSc!" Shoals. produc-
ing cheaper fertilizer and lots of II
for the farmer; hiring thousands o,
men AZ his hiEh wagc levels. build
ing no" communicative cities
about tho Development; adding now
waterway projects and developing
n"w power. would be the most po-
i"n'ial independent political hrurc
in America"
A. that time tho speaker did not
win on, tn" element that woult
oppose Fords or"r because of IN.
tremendous power 1t would turn in,c
Fords hands. or tho ci"m"n, whict
would hesitate TO urn down tho pro.
j"ct promising so much ia 40 man,
d !ffertnt classes.
Already H"usrh"id Word.
~ mus, be remembered" tho ad
miuisiration leader said. that For,
ALREADY household word through
on, IN" country hy virtue of the fac
that ne has made motoring pnssihl.
for tn" small -saiaricd man and cul
t!vaiins and marketing. as well ~
pleasure riding. more rapid an,
cheaper for the farmer"
In r""cnt weeks. Ford .for-Prcsi.
dent clubs nay" been launched ir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
The "Record' Not Complete

In connection with it's presentation yesterday Of
certain documents relative to the statement given
The Times Dispatch last Monday evening by Colonel
Parke p Deans, private secretary to Governor Trinke
and printed on this page Tuesday morning the News
Ieader'says
'"rhe News Leader presents letter received from
Governor Trink$e today and COMPLETES THE
RECORD by reprinting letter from the director Of
the State Bureau Of Publicity"
But has it completed the record?
Why, it may be asked did the News Leader in
corporate among it's exhibits the letter addressed
its editor under date Of Tuesday, May 80 Colonel
Deans author of the interview given to The Times
Dispatch?
Until that letter has been published the record will
not be complete.
Why not give to the public all the facts before ask
ing it to decide who made false statements?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
MORE MYSTERIOUS ANGLES
INTRODUCED IN WARD CASE
District Attorney Gets Report That Charley Ross and
Jack Seen in Bronx-Los Angeles Woman
May Throw Light Killing i.

the cffec, that we want the money
he owes us on that debt and We
want II quick"
IN New York, Ward was Confronted
with IL man known az Nat Ross"
VII" received a suspe ended sentence
last summer after having pleaded
guilty I" attempted .xtortion In an
other case. This man. who volun-
iarily appeared in the district at
torney's ofnce for examinations was
not the Charley Ross" he knew.
the baker affirmed. NAT Ross"
whose real name is Nathan Rosen-
weic. was the man whom William
j. Tallcn, attorney for the Peters
family in Haverhili, had been seek
Ing In the belief he might turn out
To be Charley"
Threatened by kn kIur.
Los Angeles and Pittsburgh pur-
ported to throw new lights on Wards
past.
In Los Angeles was located Miss
Martha Kendall n nodiste. who
charged that the baker once had
,Continucd on Page , COL. 81
--.-- . e--------.
T" Ashevnie. Knoxville. Chatta-
nooga, Memphis through sleeping car
daily. Exceli-rated schedules. Mad
son 2,2. 500 East Main street.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
BANDITS BIND TWO;
ESCAPE WITH $25, 900
IRv Assoclnted rressl

LOS ANGELES. CAL. June L.
Three masked aud armed robbers
bound Mrs. Nalentin" j. Rowcn and
her maid. Anna I'osberg. placed them
In closet OF the Rowen residence.
ransacked the house and departed
with jewels. money and other valu-
ahles worth about S25. 600 at mid
day today, according to a police re-
port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
USE LIFELINE TO SAVE
WILTSHIRE'S CREW
Try Associatcd rrcss. !

LONDON. June l-Fuir Of tho
crew "f tn" British steamer Wilt
shire. ashore on tn" New Zealand
coast. have been landed bN tn" life
line. according 10 adviccs To the Daily
Mail.
The rescue "f the others, number
ing nearly TOO, is expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
oSER IS NOT PE:RTIRBED
Bi MOTHEIt'S OPPOSITION
IBv Associatcd rress1

! bN associated PreSS.
ZURICH. SWITZERLAND. June /.
Max Oscr. Swiss riding master, Is
III frequent communication with Miss
Mathilde Mccormick. regarding
thcir intended marriage. IL was
learned today.
The only comment Oscr will make
upon the opposition OF Mrs Me
COrmick, his fancees mother, is
that the marriage will take place in
spite OF all obstacles.
Although ne said he was naturally
disappointed over the delay. he was
proceeding with preparations for
the wedding.
The Swiss law requires that girls
under 20 years of age. whether Of
Swiss or foreign nationality. must
Continued on Rage 4. Col. 60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

500 round trip every Sunday. via
I. %. excursions to Ruckroe Reach
ana Norfolk; s2.25 to Ocean View: 3
ute.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

Try the Famous York River Line to
Baltimore, 50. Madison 272.-Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
The Weather

Showers t"dny nnd tomorrow, with
moderate tcm-
prrntnrr.
tFor Full Weather Report, SEQ rare So
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Saainela9etS Marsmsoe.

SaIingIasets Garsmsbe bolbes paa
g6aatauoua@ @rinben peo Sebils Safe.
81. Sal, ben Sbe,A ODE % lobe SUM-
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bliper bd at fpmme | Grbeibsprben nIeb
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banbliuger fomrner pp og bet ber od tnz
teresiere ale % enbber til at rtebe.
@ibere Hal ier9es for abIpreoelier ps
Observation-Disclosures. Saaleoes fan en-
Sci al gftermibbaeene benbttes, % ba
iom man hellt bill, til golbipil % gabs
ming, til "Sunbfait" % anben Sbrat, alt
efteripm Der finbes ipretne Sarer blanbt
Sdllinser % andre o. +. b. eIer o9 til 11bs
iluster babe meb Saab % meo Sil.
s De Sage, hi er Der, raaoer pi 8rn1s
ben aIene % bar Rsbeialen frit bare
mob at betdle for Selpsnin9en. Stlreis
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fra Soos % Great HortbernsS tatiorer.
aan life Sallinserne ielp beisree Surtit>
trafiten, fan ma faa Gibbs til rimelis
Detailing.
Yaa ielpe 8rlnben er Der GopepIabs
for 500 8ieiter, tilbels ba paa SpteIet
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S1.25 pr. 0ssn os "8ua" er ubifbret
meb 4 Stole, 9Rnt oa @prb, Snn, Chs
% 2 WabrasIer meo Springs. Senes
flGber os a~istfenbebsr elers ma man
babe meb fig iamt natirlisnis "Riite".
Sil maj ipare fig oft Srpberi, Fan rtan
faa 9obbelieng paa SoteIet for $500
Natteu % Iaaltioer for 90 Gents.
Ser bIipcr bel o8iaa 1&affiitcpa" eler
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ba BELT for Esmueersbstoaninsen. Ien
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