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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14
BENERlDGE TO WRITE
LIFE OF LINCOLN
TEy AssocIated Press !

lNDiANAFoLIS. I%p.. Nov 10
Former United States Senator Albcr;
j licver.6i;". who was defeated in
ihe recent election for United States
So aator by foralrr Governor Samuel
NJ Ralston. announced here last
niSht that he would start immedi-
"tciN upon the preparation OF the
Life OF Abraham Lincoln"
Mr.. BcveridEe stated that Willie he
was completing his "I.ofe Of John
Marshall" he had decided 10 writ.
life history Of Lincoln. lie said
thcr" would be- at least four volumes
on Lincoln.
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TO lie Elevated to cnrd,naln,e.

WASHINGTON. NOV. ,3.-Omcial
motto" was received from Rome to-
day by Monsignor John Eonaano.
aroSioilc delegate to tho United
Hthtc'. mat he Is to hc elevated I"
the cardinalate at consistory which
meets December !. IL" wiIl lcay.
"Wednesday and sail from New YORK
Saturday on tho steamer Providence.
Pending the appointment OF a new
delegate. Rev. Aloysius Cossiv. au-
dt;or Of the delegation, VIII be In
charge here.
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ANTIBOND ADVOCATES
COMPLETELY CONTROL
MEETING IN CAROL lNF,
Senators Conor CooIrck and James +. Cannon Reply
t" Opponents of Highway Financing. Presenting
Needs of State for Road Bcl,crincnl

""nd forces lu carolin. vas mad.
chairman
Il was announced that the qu.y.
Ton would b" d.hat.d. senator vii
lam II. Gocli.. II sussex demanded
that the n"Eatiy. he permitted =.
open III" d"b,'" ana close in reLut-
tai III" opposition then announced
'h''r h"hai"f.. wh" 'iucluded Chair
man 1G"'gant j. Shepherd Potts. or
ri hm"nG, Senator Louis fpcs. of
N"tt"w' ana Senator Cocn". who
spoil 80 ia. m.ddj" OF tn. d.bat. ana
closed ia rebrt'al. I:";ore the yot.
was iso"', Captain = r Smith.
county .ISUc"r. waS called Oh y
ch"i'W"u Gi"ig,,u' ana s,oi. in
furih"r "hu'tal Senators Goolrici.
.ud '"n""n w'i" 'h" oul. speakers
for tn" affirmative and 'hey were
sau6w iel.d iu h"tr".u tn. ar:., OF
sp""i"'s Ca TN" negative. PdrIa-
m'nta"N -i'"s w"r" suspended ami
'c"mt!nued "u Pas. "A Col l.l
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TWO ARE KILLED
FOR LIFE SAVINGS
lRy Associatcd rrcss

OXFORD. y. H.. Nov. l3.-John aud
CHARLES Davis. brothers. tho former q
IiNil war veteran. were killed for
th'ir ittc savings OF less than tl.50O.
ING authorities announced tonight.
An autopsy on the bodies. which were
round last night in little cabin
on the outskirts OF this villa ge
showed the heads had been crushed
bloOdstained AK was found near.
by.
II was learned by Sheriff Murray
mat an automobile with New
Hampshire number had been seen at
the Davis home last Tuesday night
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I-mrt Dcrrnh, Nntior,ii,,,.

lbN Associated IrrSS.
LAUSANNE. SWirZERLAND Nov.
"a turkey demands merely that IL
hc deal; with as government
f"undcd IS othcy responsible govern
menia are. and that {; bc allowed to
enjoy the same rights IN It's inter
rational relations This. in hrief.
was tho statement made today to
representatives Of the worlds prcss
ny General iSmet Pasha head ~ the
Turkish delegation when asked what
Turkish demands VIII hc in the Near
EaSi conference here.
ismrt ais" to"k occasion to deny
the reported wholesale atrocities
against the Greeks. and said there
had been an organized eitprt 10
stultity the Turkish Nat!onaliS,s IN
tho eyes OF the western world. The
Turks. hr said. protected women and
rhi!drcn IN their movement against
smyrna and avoided loss OF lf, as
far "s possible durjng tie opera
tions.
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s. S. OSCAR. OUT OF MUD.
PRACTICALLY UNHURT
nv ASsocia,cd prcs.

NEW YORK. Nov. l3 Tin" steamer
oscar. II. OF tho Scnndinavian.
american tine. which. VITA ninety
riGAt passengers aboard. vent
aground last ni:h; at the cutrauc"
20 ChriSiiansand. has been flnattd
and has resumed her voyage accord
ing to cahlesram from Copon-
hagen 10 local agents of tho line
The oscar apparently suffered Ia"
significant damage" said the mes
sage.
MI III" passengers were believed
30 have been transferred to coastwisc
steamers which drew alongside soon
aftcr the Oscar. II. went aground.
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CHICAGO TO MOTORIZE.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
LnN N,.ncInlcd rrcss |

CNCAGO. Nov. 10 Plans to mo-
."rizc the police department we're
announced today hy charles Fitz-
norris. Chief of ro.'cc.
In explaining request he viii
make for squads o; automobiles hr
mtimated that the modern crook
y.rtuany has eliminated the police
man On foot as u factor in the sup
preston OF crime
Under tho new plan three police
men IN m"torNcar would travel q
beat reporting Ack by telephone TO
their stations ess1y twenty minutes.
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HUSBAND KILLS
THE "OTHER" MAN
tEy Associated rress.I

FORT WORTH. Nov. IA g.
Glenn. a., of Forest Hi. "a suburb.
VAS shot SIX times late this after
noon and died i'm an ambulance on
route 10 hospital The shooting
occurred IN the doorway OF Il de-
partmcnt store in the business dis
tric;.
H. T.. Green. also OF Forest Hill.
was taken into custody and charged
with the killing lie made state
mont to authorities in which he de-
clared he caught Glenn kissing my
Wife"
I, Glenn and Mrs. Green we're found
not guilty of disorderly conduct re-
Gently.
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FIERCE HUNGER RIOTS
IN THREE TEUTON CITIES
[Ry Universal scrvice.

BERLIN, Nov. l3.-Symptomatic of
times and conditions In Germany,
munger riots are reported from Dus-
scldorf, Cologne and Hamburg.
In Dusseldorf there is considerable
plunderinG OF shops. The police are
powerlcss and the municipal author
iiies have sent rcques, to tho
allied commission for permission TO
hrlnS 3oo police e-cnforcencnts
The reques. has been refused
IN Ehrenfeld members OF the pu.
lice force have been dragged from
their horses by moos.
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iHpr.ihl 70 Ine I!h"S- Dispatch.
~" LING GREEN. ". Noy 10
-. i'f* ran rampant her. on the
Eood roads lonn issr. today with
me opponents % IN. bond isSu. IN,
complete control Yf tn. meeting
ron IN" time IN" meeting opened
until II closed
Delegate l.. 7 pratt had invited
senators .. O'conor Guoirlc.. Of
rrede'! "sb"r@. ana James z cam
non. "' Eiehmoud. 10 pr-s.n, The
court da%. ~ III. opponents To IN.
bond issue had announced that they
"ould have speaker oil this occasion.
tre- discussion OF IN. cI.,tinu in
order hat la" might "uo1 Tia. wishes
"i his people H!t'r Tho quesi'en had
been th"tpuGh!y discussed II WAS
supposed tha, ii would pr">iI.. T.
W. Gu"frant. vino was defeated b.,
Nh. Pratt for a-,s2.t. from Caroline
County ana tn" i.s4,i %, tin. anti
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NEGRO PHYSICIAN SUES
5. \. l.. FOR $4,000

RALEIGH. y. g.. Nov. Is Failure
I" provide ccpins-c"r accom- noda =
ton from raleigh TO P"rtsmou;h ii.
va. and an assault alleged to have
had no other cause than that ~ the
"norl of the pla!ntirt tn s-. IRE -
fui!n.dn berth. form tho grounds of
"a sI!t for damages in tho sum OF
$4,000 brought here today against
nc S"aboard Air Line Railway and
the Pullman Company 10y pr j. Il.
Jones. a negro physician Of Hampton.
Va
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MRS. FELTON, TO HAVE
SENATE FLOOR RIGHT
Try Associated rrcss-1

WASHINGToN. Nov. l3.-Mrs. Re-
hccca Latimer FELTON,, who was an
pointed United States Senator from
Georgia 10 fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Senator Thomas L..
watson. is expected to arrive In
Washington at the end OF the week
Although appointed Senator. Mrs.
FELTON, 'will he una BILE tu take her
seat as w. T.. George was chosen
Senator from Georgia at the recent
election. Mrs. FELTON,. however, will
he accorded the privileges OF the
senate floor III the capacity OF "a
former Senator.
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MURDER
CASE AGAIN UPSET
Grand Jury Was to Have
Heard Evidence on
Thursday.
ACTION IS POSTPONED
New Sheriff Must Have imc
1" Investigate Double
Tragedy.

SOMEiNIi.Lr.. y. D. Nov. IT, The
late hNcd today for thr prcs-,Iia.
don - evidence In IA. H.ll-Mi!Ls
mu'de" m;st.rg to III, Somvrsc;
county grand jury Was mnNed again
tonight Specia. Deputy Attorney
General Mott. chief iuveStl..tur Vt
the SAYING "f &rN. Edward Wheeler
Hall and Mrs. Eleanor II. MiNs an
bounced this morning that his case
aodld be LAID before The grand jury
"eSt Thursday County Prosecutor
!.ceknian. associated with Mir Mott in
the case. announced tonight that it
wouldn't.
Another poStp0ncmeut was U-ce.-
sa,! because i new sh-:ln ;sk.s Of
nee tomorrow ana viii have 10 Ia
mi.iagi&e himself with the cas-. BE-.
lore ans ;hins more can he Go.r
Th, ne" sheg!T. h- said p..ua,..
w.l. not u" ready before MouGay.
lie refused 20 go into details con
csrn'ns III. testimony 10 he pre-
e"t'I ." THE witnesses to be called.
Mrs. IiaIrs Cousin III.
GA sh- hcc "c the announcement
9 Was learned tnat Henry Cs-uendc,
.o"s!n Of Mrs. Frances Stevens Han
".d"" OF the Slain rector. had sud-
den! been stricken III tuaay aua
rushed - hospital. w:lcr. u, vas
operated on Tor appendicitis Phy-
S.cians said he could not ne yuc-.
toned for AZ leas, ten days Car
pcndcr is one OF the witnesses who
has been frequently questioned by
investigating officials and was to
have me; Mr.. Mot, in conference to-.
morrow.
Mr Mo;, ,onlsh, denied report,
;hai hc was at outs with Foreman
Gibbs, % The Somerset grand Jury.
or that he had had differences with
Prosecutor Beekman. At today's con.
ference with Beekman the evidence
10 .c presented TO the grand jury
Thursday was prepared.
county Detective George Tutteu to-
night announced tho authorities pos
ssssed evidence tending to d!Scrsdit
the statements Of the atiidavit filed
Yesterday with Mr.. Mot, by Nellie
l.o russell. nceress. vino lives in
Shanty short distance from the
pig farm Of Mrs. Jane Gibson. In
the affidavit Nellie swore thar She
had been talking to Mrs Gibson the
night of September IA. at which time
The pig raiser claims TO have Wit
messed the staying OF Mr.. Hall and
MrS. Mills.
NcEress' story Discrcdited.
Last spring. according 70 Totten
complaint was made to Prosecutor
beekman Of the sanitary condition
OF the ncEresS farm. Tho woman
was declared to have neglected her
stock. and was called to Mr. Beck
mans Office. The Russell woman. ac.
c"rd!ng to Tottcn. has credited Mrs
Gibson with having mad. the com
plaint against her. saying the rcla.
tons between tho two women had
occn strained ever since.
Mrs. Hall today addressed letters
TO Mr. Mott and !oreman Gibbs. of
'hc Erand jury. declaring her inno-
cence OF any participation in the
daub!e Staying aud askins tina, sh.
he permitted 10 toll her story be-
fore the investigating body The
letters said She was willing to sigh
waiver OF immunity before she
testified
Timothy y. rfeim.r. her lawyer.
when Informed that a date mad been
set for the investigation. declared
he oas glad the matter is TO he
placed before the grand jury at last"
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rn.e Agents &c, cnrrona of wh,,1,

CHICAGO. Nov. i3-Tcn men rep.
rcscnting themselve. a. prohibition
agents toda% cartod away y carload
% whisky from the Chesapeake ans
ONO Railroad yards. The men han
escaped with the liquor in i've motor
.rucks before government agents
vcro informed OF the smuggling Of
the whisky and its removal. q search
for the men 10 under way.
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Complete Markets
To Urge Death Penalty
for Bootlcggcrs in n. \.

SEW YORN N"v Ia Death
penalty for bOut."2."iS.
Tha: VIII bc ASKED by tia. Anti
saloon l.-aSu" at IL" coming sss-
sion of the Legislature. according
to an announcement mad" touicIt
hy William II. Andsrs"n. state SI-
pcriutsn'i"nt.
\ measure known IS the "hootch
murder bill" vii, be introduced
providing that any pers9u SIo
sells anything purvorting - 20
drinkablc alcoholic liquor that
Kills tn. person drinking 1t. shall
be guilty OF murder ana punished
a-oo- -d!uSly. Mr Anderson said:
We do not believe that any
valid reason can DO adduccd
againS, such legislation or that
the public viii listen 10 those who
want such inurderous practices
continued IN order TO blame pro-
hlt.tlcu"
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h"' lie Further po.,ponemcnt.

IONnoE nress.l
'.vN DOS. NOV iS:-Whue officials
emphatically declared thers "a ~
disagreement among the allies r.
S"rdinS the Near East situation. /,
was intimated in authoritative ouar
tefS this afternoon that Great Britain
- not inclined to participate in the
lausanne peace conference unles.
mere IS a preliminary allied meeting
L" outline the program.
no" such meeting can be ar
.'"-e"' unless the conference II fun
iher postponed from the datc NOV
nNcd. November 90. appears 10 he m.
moot QUESTION.
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SUNDAY CLOSING LAW
APPLIED TO TRAVELLERS
IKy Associated .press.l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Nov. IA
sunday closing law has been applied
to travelling mems sample cases. IL
was learned today when an order
from the safety director to police
was made public directing them to
stop sales to Jobbers on Sundays.
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Bir,hrnte Drops in France.

PARIS, Nov. l?.-Thcrc were 20
200 fewer children born in France
ms year than last, according to
iRuros published by lie Journal to-
lay. The statistics were gathered
y the National AliifSuce for the In.
crease OF tho Sren(T Population.
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Deny scinur. OF ship..
[By Associated Press. ]

ROME. Nov. IA report from
'onstantinople that the Russian Bol.
shcvlsts had seized two Italian steam
ships at Batum. Transcaucasia. for
political reasons. was semiofficiaily
denied here today,
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Sign Commerci,, Treat,

. ROME. Nov ia com nerciaf
treaty oc'wen France and ittG pas
signed at the Foreign once DAY,
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The Weather

Nho"er, and warmer today: shower,
forrcnst for to-
morrow.
tFof fun weather repor, s.. pak. -
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>.r-rtnin WIN Of Congress

Sueh matter. however. justice
sutherland stated could not enter
"io tne decision Of The case. "W..
ave no Function ia the matter" nc
;" ID Other tIau to ascertain IA,
"..! ~ G"ng."ss and declare IT.
T." two questions decided u, the
ou', were t" v,h.r ,hc general na,-
A'"liza'Iom a.; of juno %. ia0.. was
msio' - ia, provisions 81 section
10? @! 'hc Revised Statutes. author.
Eng the ral.r. l!2ation Of fr.,
white persons" and those of African
"s"th a"! descent and whether. j..
80 Limited, Japanese were el!g,hl,
!" naturalization. In an exhaustive
ANALYSIS "f The History o: the legis-
!htion. the cour; held that section
-is' was IN f"ll force. and ;ha,
under 1t japanese could not obtain
citizenship in this country.
The court stated that lin ali OF the
naturalization acts from 1890 TO lo0s
the privilege OF naturalization was
confined 60 white persons (y.th the
addition In 1870 OF those OF African
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iNon:.nucd on Pag. :. Col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

moot at tho Howitzurs' Armory thls
afternoon at 4i4B O'clock to attVnd
the exercises attendant upon tho UNI
voiling OF tho talbot.
Colonel William AZ Myers. prcsi-
dent OF tho 1Iowitacrs Association.
yesterday isnuod an order directing
all members OF tho association and
inviting nj formor momberB OF the
Richmond HowitEers and tho Ono
Hundred ana Eleventh Regiment OF
Field Artillery. to assemble nt tho
Eighth Street Armory this afternoon
ut 4:3o o'clock to participate in tho
exercises Incidental to tho unwilling
OF n memorial tablet. under tho aus
pices OF the woman's auxiliary OF
the Howitzers.
Congressman A. J. Montague Will
make the presentation address, and a
musical program will be given by
Mrs. Horace Dowell and Ken Z. Fin
lay. with Shepherd Webb as accom-
PIANIST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

In that State removed introstato, and
n committee wns named by tho ma
tionnl body to sndsnvor to have tho
snn,o thing dono IN othor States.
Announcement was mndo last night
that mother tho T. y. a. or tho U. G.
y. Ia Interested In now travelling
proposition with which, II IL UNDER
stood. several business houses in the
city have aligned themselves. It wnc
said that tho new proposition should
BIO carefully ncrutinizod by tho husi-
ness mon approached.
w. n. Cridlin. president Of the To-
cal post, who is III In 81. Elizabeth's
Hospital. was reported conaidernbly
improved. I. was hatd thht he prob
ably would not havo TO undergo an
anticipated operation. a resolution OF
sympathy whg passed and tho score
tary wns instructed to send flowers
to Mr.. Cridlln.
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UNVEIL TABLET TODAY TO
HOWITZERS IN WORLD WAR
Member Of General Jacksons Staff Will BE Speaker and
Young Son of Captain Pollard Will Draw
Veil in Armorv

unvcl!nig OF bronze tablet In
honor OF the men OF the IIowItzcr
Headquarters and Supply Companies
OF the Ono Hundred and Eleventh
Regiment. Field ARTILLERY. who
served In the World War. will 10
made by tho woman's Auxiliary or
the Richmond Howitzcrs' Associa
tion this afternoon At o'clock In the
Howit2crs' Armory.
DR.. James Power Smith. OF
General Jacksons stan and one OF
the oldest members OF the associa
ton, will be the speaker. while Mas
ter james Dunford Pollard. con Of
tho late Captain James Claiborne
Pollard, who rcorgan!zed the Howit-
zers after the World War will draw
the veil
Tho Gorham Company. of Provi-
dcnce. r. J.. made tho tablet. hand
some bronze memorial. for the Wo-
mans Auxiliary. which was organ
!zed n few months after war was de-
clared THIS auxiliary Is tho first
woman's auxiliary organization for
war work in Ai,A ~ nd. Miss Kate
Myers. sister of Colonel Villa m
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81 ATTEND STATE SHORT
COURSE IN HOME ECONOMICS
Declared One of Most Successful Yet Held by District
Comprising Hcnrico, Coochland, Powhatan
and Chesterfield Counties

Under tho supervision OF Miss syi-
via slocum. district ngont for Enst-
orn Virginia. and soventoon coworle-
crs. tho State short course in homo
economies was given during tho past
week to nfty-sevcn school girls at
Wos;hampton College OF tho Uni
rcrsity OF Richmond. Tho course
was ono of the most succcsaful cvor
held by tho district comprising Hen
rico. Goochlond. Powhatnn and Ches-
terrified Counties.
The whole OF the Northampton
College building was turned over to
the group. as the University Of Rich
mond Summer School Is operating ex-
clus!vely on the Richmond College
side OF the university lake.
Assisting Miss slocum this year
were. from the State Department OF
Education. Miss Lula V. Walker.
home economies specialist: Miss Ell
dora oliver. clothing specialist: Miss
Bess Hodsedcn. poultry specialist. and
Mrs. Crcxton. director OF public
health. Chaperons were: Mrs Cos
by. OF Goochland. and Mrs. Plots. OF
Chesterfield, and they had as their
assistants. Misses Katherine Holman.
Goochland: MurEaretn Blnkingship.
Nerhilc Blankingship, OF Chesterfield.
and Ethel VANDERBILT and Ruby Clark.
OF Henr!co. Misses Marie Davis and
Florence Ba ndenooh. both of Hen
rico. assisted az recreation leaders
Each county delegation was under
tho leadership os county agent and
tho various delegations were as fol-
lows: Hcnrico County. Miss Belle
Ferguson, county agent. and tho fol-
lowing girls: Margaret Harris. Eliza
beth Nuckols. Garland Poindexter.
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j: c. 7. |NDORsE TRUCK
LINE TO NORTHERN NECK
Designed to Bring Richmond
Into Closer Touch With
Great Section.
Great Section.

Members OF Richmond Chapter.
United Commercial Travellers, went on
record In favor Of truck linas to
operate into the Northern Neck sec
ton. at their monthly meeting. held
last night at the Eagles Home. II
Is proposed TO have lines from Rich
mord operate into all OF tho counties
of the Northern Neck and thus bring
the city into closer touch with that
great section. The trucks will be
primarily for the carrying of freight
anq. later. passenger service may be
inauEurated
A committee. composed of c. Aubcy'
spence, Jr., chairman: John T. Nc
kenna, Charles W. Hatch. Thomas r.
Aaron and Dave Moran. was named TO
Investigate the proposition and 20
interest truck owners In the project.
large class OF candidates was
initiated last night. and delegates to
the national council. held recently az
Charleston. w. Va. made reports
Thomas r. Aaron. OF Richmond. was
elected, NJ Charleston. Il representa-
tive of three States TO the supreme
council. which meets this week at
Columbus. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

Isabel Franklin, Mary Watkins.
Opholin Whittot. Lily Harris and
Josephine St Claire. Gooehlnmd
County: Mlss sallle Guy Davis. coun-
~ agent. Girls: Lenko woodson
Dorothy Campbell. Edna Roberts.
Edith Cartwright. Gladys Garth
wright, Josephine Thomas, Maudio
Mills. Lucille Staples. Elizabeth Ford.
margaret rutherford. GLADYS Houch-
ms. Frances Lyon. Sally Holman.
Evn Mccoy. Grace Nuchols, Beatrice
Harrison and Beatrice Cary. Powha-
tan County: Miss Margaret Mont
gomery. county agent. Girls: Mar
garet Reynolds. Mamie Bowman,
sarah Undertake. Ethel Whitlock,
Elisa Mlchaux. Rcbecca Drunmond,
Marion Richardson. Hazel SteHen-
barger. Dorothy Porter. Anna we,s-
iser and Frances Williams. Ches-
terrified County: Miss Anna walker.
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HOW|TzER ORGANIZER
TO ATTEND UNWILLING
Lipscomb Present When John
Brown Was Captured
and Executed.

One OF the organizers o. the Rich
mond How!tzers will he among those
attending the unvcil!nE today of the
tablet to the Howitzers who were
killed during the World War. w II
Lipscomb, OF Washington, was among
those interested In the beginning OF
the Howitzers and aided in backing
Major Randolph in the organization
in 1859
Sir. Lipscomb. who is 90 years old.
enlisted in Company /. First Viz
ginia Infantry. at the beginning of the
War Between the States and served
with this company throughout, the
war. He went TO Harper's Ferry and
saw John Brown captured and exc
cuted. and was the one TO give Colonel
Webster his last drink OF water as
he, lay dying on the battlefield.
Nr. Lipscomb was first sergeant
during the war and. although he
was offered commission. he did not
accept it. because / wanted TO be
with the boys" he stated lie at
tended the reunion as q member OF
Camp III. United Confederate Vet
Grams. Following the unwilling ccre-
monies today. Mr.. Lipscomb expects
10 leave for Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

Myers. who for many years. com
maudcd the lIow!tzcrs. is president
Many prominent women OF the city
are members OF the auxiliary, which
has an cnviahlc record for war work
While the Uowiizcrs were Mt Camp
Mcclellan, during the winter Of 1917
$1,000 worth of sweaters and kni,
goods were sent to the lIowitzers
Rock bridge Artillery Headquarters
and Supply Companies. Over SOC
worth OF smokes were carried "a
camp by Miss Myers. who delivered
TO each company it's portion. just be-
fore the ombarkation OF these troops
for France. Upon their return from
the war. Joint jollificat!on celc-
bration was held by the auxiiiary
and the Howitzcrs.
Mrs. G. T. W. Kern requests al,
members Of the Service Legion 70