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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
TWO ROUTES ARE FIXED
FOR THE SOUTH SIDE
Additional One. Linking West
End With Fulton, Killed
by Provision.
LOWEST FARE CTS, HIGHEST. 10
city Fathers Place Fnre for school
Children mt tcnts-I25 CnrS to
South RichmOnu.

The Ordinance Committee last night
practically completed its work on the
proposed ordinance regulating the
jitncy. Two routes were determine d
upon at previous meeting, and last
night three additional routes were
decided upon. although one. the
NTH. an additional one for the
West End running from the Boule-
ward along Floyd Avenue into Frank
lin. then to Twenty third Street, TO
Main. and !nto Fulton by way OF Les
ter and Louisiana Street. was prac-
tically killed when the number Of
jitneys was dcsignated.as twenty-flvc
Two routes were fixed for the South
Side. being practically the same rs
now being used.
Number route starts at Seventh
aid Grace street. to franklin. TO
Ninth, to Bank. to Franklin. to Four
teenth to Main. To Mayo Bridge. 10
Hull. to Swansboro and back Drer
the same route. with 100 cars al
lowed. and a fare OF 10 cents, With
: cents for school children
school Children : Cents.
Number route begins at Seventh
and Grace to Ninth. to Free Bridge. TO
seventh. to Scmmes, to Forest nm.
returning TO Ninth 10 Canal, TO
Eighth, to Franklin to Seventh. to
Grace, with ninety cars and a fare
OF 10 cents. with cents for school
children.
Route No. starts at boulevard
and Floyd. To Laurel. TO Franklin, to
Ninth. To Bank. 20 o-Franklin TO Twen-
ty-third. to Main, 10 Lester. to Louis
lana, and back over the same route.
This route was adopted. but when
Councilman English. the proponent
kcd that $50 cars he allowed tho
committee voted 10 place only twen-
ny.ive on the line with ii 10-cent
fare and cents for school children
The fare for route No. ] was fixed
at cents. and that for route No.
>. the Church IIiIl route, was fixed
1T 10 cents. with the 1-ccnt fare
for school children.
At an early hour this morning the
Ordinance Committee. after scs-
sion beginning at o'clock last night
determined to tiX surety bond of
5000 on jitneurs, or. in lieu thereof,
personal bond in that amount, with
security acceptable to the city At
tornty. This decision was reached
AFTER much discussion and following
presentation OF the bonding and
surety problems by experts.
The committee will present its
report to the meeting Of the Board
"f Aldermen, when the results of
many months dcliberation wius be
finally taken up by City Council 1T
self
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
CULBERSON FAMILY
DECLINES COMMENT
Detective Agency Denies All
Part in Alleged
Plot.
Hritsh omcinls Deem CupId-struck
War Veteran in NJ Danger of
Mo1rstnttOn.
LRy A.socln,.h rrA.s, ,

"ASH1NGTO%. May ,.-BritI.h
"mhassy officials Indicated tonight
that any action The embassy may
'ahc in connection with tho kidnap.
ms charges Of Alexander =. Robert
.on. British war veteran. wouId dc
pend on the Information received to-
morrow from Robertson. who plans
70 come here and lag before tho On j..
bassy the whole matter growing on,
or, so he charges, his affection FOR
Miss Mary Culb"rson. 2l-year.old
daughter or Senator Culbgrson. Of
Texas
Officials at the embassy were
plainly inclined 20 suspend iudgmcn,
IN tn" matter until after they had
acara Robertson. Although Robert
ron announced IN newark X j. he
had telegraph"d the embassy asking
mat he he furnished with an .scnr,
on his arrival here. embassy officials
said tonight they had received no
such request, aud In,Ima,ed that in
their opinion tho British Veterans
f"hrs Of molc>iation were ground
less.
Gulberson 7. silent
Senator Cuihersou throughout the
day continued the silence n. has
maintained since tne matter was
given publicity. He arrival ut his
office at tho Capitol as usual. apent
tho daily brief period IN the senate
chamber that his health permits. bu,
refused TO see newspaper mcn in
connection with The case Mrs. Gull
berson was said by friends of tho
family 10 be nearly Frustrated at the
., hn
son could not be found in Washing
ton. and At Hol;on Arms the fash
ionahlc finishing school. where she
has been student. II was said she
had Withdrawn some time ago
some acquaintanccs OF the Senator
from Texas pressed tho point that
Miss Culberson had gone To Newark.
y. j.. with chesicy " Jurnoy. sec
rotary to the Senator There was no
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
RADIO CLUB GETS
OFF TO GOOD START
Scores of Applicants for Mem
bcrship Swamp Director
OH First Day.
is. EASY TO QUALIFY
l5 Subscriptions to Dispatch
Papers All That Is Ncces-
sary to Obtain Set.

Scores OF applicants for member
ship in The Dispatch Papers Radio
Club yesterday swampcd tho office
Of the club director with requests for
subscription cards. and quickly re-
turned with subscriptions towards
the radiophonc receiver. which each
will possess when fifteen subscr,p.
lions arc turned in.
The applicants range in age from
IA to 40, and include n number OF
girls, who are becoming radio en-
thuiasts. So far as it Is known, they
are the first In Richmond to take up
the new sport OF ''listcning-in."
In No Way Contest.
Excitement prevailing during the
first rush for radiophones is keyed
to such high pitch that the first hun
drcd receivers soon Will be exhaust
cd and new supply offered I'm short
order. Contrary to the impression
OF several anxious inquirers. tho club
is in no way contest, and any
number of applicants may enter with
the assurance of winning a radio
phone receiver.
The OUTFIT offered is one OF the
best crystal sets on the market. It's
installation. according TO the manu-
facturers. is simple matter OF a
half hour. Complete directions arc
furnished with the set. and 40 extra
parts are required for it's erection
or operation.
Easy to Install
The successful candidate for ad-
mission to the club has only to
stretch wire outside the window,
connect IA wire To the water pipe. and
thence TO the two posts on the In
Strument. connect the two phone
terminals and listen in" on the
radio stations constantly in opera
ton
The instrument is handsomely fin
ished in polished oak, with hard
rubber panel. and is appropriately
placed in library or parior The
owner Of the OUTFIT may allow his
entire family To listen in on the
broadcast OF The Dispatch Papers
when the programs are started
shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
II SENTENCED TO DIE
FOR OPPOSING EDICT
Eight Priests and One Woman On.
posed Soviet Taking Church
TrcRHurcR.
tBy Associated Press

MOSCOW, May Slight priests,
two laymen and one woman were
sentenced to death here today for
having opposed the reauisitioning of
church treasures and for alleged par
ttcipation In disturbances All OF them
have right TO appeal TO the supreme
tribunal.
TwSnty-nine' other persons were
sentenced to imprisonment for vari-
Gus periods. running up to five years.
Five old men who were convicted
were set free because OF their age
Twenty OF the defendants on tyIal be.
fore the court were clergymen. The
trials lasted nearly two weeks,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
CAROLINA TOBACCO
MAN SLAIN BY NEGRO
j. A. Addon Shot Dr>d In Ills Office.
Large Posse Seeking

TRy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. n. c.. Nav 81 A
Addon, of the Hughes. Thomas To-
nacco company, was shot and killed
In ms office tonight and a posse
OF citizens with shotguns is search
ing the countryside for Tonnie Gibbs
negro, who was employed by the
company. and who is believed TO have
done the shooting after an argument
with Addon.
child who was in Addon's office
at the time OF the shooting told the
police he was shot when Gibbs re-
sentcd an orde rAddon had given him.
There are more than 200 citizens In
the posse searching the woods for
Gibbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
ASSERTS NO FLAPPER
EVER WAS CANONIZED
Rev. II. T.. ConkIey MnkcS Startling
Address to Catholic
Women.
IRY United News. ]

PITTSBURGH, May s.-"The ohi-
cial records of the Vatican at Rome
show that no nappcr ever was can
onized a saint" declared the Rev.
Thomas +. Coakley. rector of old st.
Patrlck's Church here. In a startling
address to the National Council Of
Catholic Women, Monday.
Rome has never proclaimed the
holiness of any woman with bobbcd
hair. or a permanent wave or OF one
who smoked cigarettes. drank cock
tails or used paint. powder, rouge,
lip-stick or an eyebrow pencil" the
priest said.
Anyway. he went on to tell the
women. official Vatican records show
that III names OF men have been
presented for canonization In tho last
100 yoars, whereas the names Of only
sixty-three women were submitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
FLAMES SWEEP PIER
ON BALTIMORE HARBOR
Try Associated Press.

4 BALTIMORE. MD, May s.--Flames
swept pier OF the Canton Company
here today destroying 1000 tons OF
nitrate OF soda and causing damage
dytimated by officials OF the COM
spany tt$ioo,o0o. sta,s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
GUARDS OPEN FIRE
AS RIOTERS ADVANCE
Columbia Fire Department Is
Called to Put Out Incen-
diary Blaze.
TWO OF VICTIMS Likely TO DIE
Trouble Il HcSuIt of Order To De-
privc Inmates or Civilian
Clothes.
tBy Associated Press. !

COLUMBIA. S. G. May S--Four-
teen men were wounded. two per-
hhps fatally. at the South Carolina
Penitentiary today when $50 prison
ers revolted against the authority
Of the guards. The demonstration
was made at the lunch hour, when
the men normally return to work in
the chair factory. one of the depart
mcn,s OF the prison. Today twenty
four returned to their work as usual.
all the dociic ones being engaged on
tho same floor. while 150 others re-
fused TO enter the factory.
The rccalcitrants were armed with
sticks and knives used in the fac
tory. The captain OF the guard was
summoned and he in turn called out
the entire force of guards. The con
victS maintained their hostile atti-
;ud", advancing with the improvised
weapons. and then. prison authorities
say. the guards opened fire. Many
shots were fred above tho heads Of
tho rioters. but some were directed
at the crowd and thirteen men fell
wounded. One other prisoner was
struck In the head with an iron pipe.
Two were SO seriously hurt they
were taken to Columbia hospital.
Factory Set on Fire.
The chair factory building had been
set on fire and n portion Of the peni-
tentiary hose cut to hamper fighting
OF the flames. The prisoners re-
sisted the attempts OF the guards to
enter the building in an effort to
put out the fire and this formed
another chapter in the disturbance.
However. tho guards managed to cS
tinguish the fire. and the riot was at
an end
The Columbia fire department. was
called to the scene when il was dis
covered that the hose had pecn cut.
but tho hrcmcn took no par, In
extinEuishing the blaze, as the shoot
ing was in progress when they ar
rived They remained outside the
walls.
Find Many Weapons.
The trouble today was the cu!mi-
nation Of dissatisfaction apparent for
several weeks. About three weeks
ago prison authorities were advised
that prisoners were In possession OF
concealed weapons and an invcsti-
CATION revealed more than 100 knives.
razors. bayoncts and biackjacks.
AS a result Of this discovery. orders
were issued that the prisoners be de-
privcd cf civilian clothes. Prisoners
in the state nenitcntiary do not wear
stripes. but are dressed In overalls
when they are at work and have
been permitted to wear civilian
clothes a; other times. Weapons
were found concealed in these gar
ments and the clothes order caused
great dissatisfaction among the pris-
oners. The clothes were collected
today and the break followed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09

c. & o. Every Sunday Excursions
begin Sunday, May 14th. $500 Round
Trip. Old Point, Norfolk; 1926 Round
70 Nm. and 1890 p. M.i-----Ady. n t.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09

N. s. w. Sunday Excursions begin
.moad s;i5 3 s'eysry sun MORN, ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
The Weather

Fnir todnyi tomorrow, lncrcasIun
cioudincsS, probably becoming
unsettled.
tFor full weather report. see Page 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09

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Continued on Page II. Col. A.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30
Local Highways Becoming
Long-Haul Thoroughfare:

The United States j. now in q
period Of great highway dcvcl-
opment. and in a few years man
roads which now carry only lo-
cal traffic originating largely
within 5 or 10 miles of the road.
viii be carrying a larger per
oentagc of through traffic. muca
Ct it coming from outside state.
This IS tic opinion OF officials a.
the Bursau OF Public Roads. ot
the United States Department %,
Agriculture. based upon the re-
port OF two traffic ccnsuscs tax
Ell by the bureau in coopcratiol
with the State Highway Dcpar,-
ment of Connecticut.
The roads selected were part
of a fairly complete system oj
highways. The first ccnSu.
showed an average OF 290T pas
Scnger cars and Isl trucks pass
ing the recording station a day
and the second 1882 cars and
5li trucks. Forty-seven per
cent OF the cars came from with
out the state. Drivers were
questioned as To length of travel
for the day and results showed
average figures OF 20 miles and
54.2 miles for the two ccnsuscs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30
DEMOCRATS TO
FORCE BONUS BILL

Washington, Mar. 29-Scnatoi
Simmons and other democrats il
the Senate arc in no mood TO let
republican leaders put the Ford
ney bonus bill TO sleep and kecr
it from reaching President
| Harding. They intend TO force
the issue until the President is
compelled to pass upon the mea-
sure.
A common report has been
that once the bonus bill got thru
the House il would be smother
cd in the Senate, as il was 4 year
ago when the President sought
delay on tho bill then pending
This was the opinion Of many
representatives who voted for
passage in the House. They
hoped TO shift responsibility &C.
the other end OF the Capitol AM
relied on the ability OF the OF.
pouents OF the legislation -.
keep it from ever reaching the.
White House.
Senator Simmons. ranking.
member OF the Finance Com
mittee, is determined there shall
be no dilly-dallying. Tie IS CON
dent this will be done. because
OF the great number OF republic
can Senators who arc under
stood TO be anxious Tor adjusting
soldier compensation.
Many of the democrats be
licvc the bonus should DC paid
out OF the Allied debt and Scu7-
tor Simmons has been leading q
fight for this. Several republi-
cans OF the agricultural bloc
would like to sec this done. This
looks 10 the payment OF cash ta|
the veterans. The question was
raised in the House that The AZ
lied debt could not bc placed Iu
this bin by the Senate because
that would be originating rcyc-
nue. in the Senate
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30
QUIT TOBACCO


No-To-Bao has helped Thousands
Go break the costly, nerve. shat
tcring tobacco halt. Whenever
won have a longing tor a smoke or
chew. just place a harmless No
TOBIAS tablet In your mouth in
stead al desire stops. Shortly
aud you arc better off mentally.
physically, financially. is so
easy. so 81 upic. Get box Of No
To-Bac and i IL doesn't release
you from all cravin. Tor tobacco
90 any form. your druggist viii
refund your money withou: q"-s,
uUn. IF
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS

MODEL laundry. Work called
fOr and delivered. Phone ~.
- 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30
ROOSEVELT

nc may DC alive ailQ TCdu JlllS dtll
give the world some further in
formation.
When | returned to the Unit
cd States the first salutatioH Pres
idcnt Roosevelt gave me as ] en-
tered his Office IN the White
House was We'll. old Pan-Amcr-
ica.' where Is your Argentine
amphibiau and what has happen
cd 90 --------? calling the mans
name. II Is my impression that
Representative Cannon and sew
cral other Congressman were IN
the room at the time and they
NAV recall this salutation because
everybody seemed amused by il.
After the departure OF the 9TH
crS. the President for half All hour
discussed. as an enthusiastic ma
turalist and scientist, the pOsSibil
ity of their having some huge arl
phibian descended from the an
cicnt plesiosarians. and actually
took stock. So to speak, in the
story OF the American proSpector
whom he said he well remember
cd. / mentioned the incident To-
Secretary Loeb as ! left the Pres
idcnt's office and he may possibly
recall my conversation.
Years later when Col. RooSc-
Welt made famous trip to South
America. he told me conhdeutaIly
Just before sailing that. although
he had never heard anything fur
Their from this American pro>pec-
tor. should not be surprised IT,.
after his arrival in Argentina. hr
decided to make a special trip Of
exploration to southern Argent r
ma and Chile. in the hope Of ascer-
tanning whether there was any
ing said about it least there
should he ridicuIe If he did not
succeed. &I
Shortly before he LETT Bueuos
AyrcS. argentina. for his notable
and possibly fatal trip up the Pa
rama and Paraguay rivers into the
heart Of Brazil. he sent me word
through mutual Argentine friend
that he had finally decided on the
brazilian instead OF the Argentine
exploring expedition.
"After his return to America
and when he was recovering from
the poison and fever contracted IN
the wild hot tropical Jungle al
Brazil. ! saw him Tor a long talk.
when he said We'll. while I am
game and glad that 7 discovered
this unknown river in Brazil !
would probably be far better ply
sicaily il ! had gone to the cooler
region Of southern Argentina and
Chile and might have found that
mysterious amphibian which
would have aroused far more hui
man interest throughout the
world than a unmapped river
when later he passed away
suddenly, undoubtedly as a result
OF the poison contracted in III
Brazilian jungle travels, | could
not help thinking that it he had
gone after the unknown beast oi
Argentina instead OF the UNI
known river in Brazil. all history
might have been changed. Any
way. I hope the relation of this
incident may be an inspiration to
Joes Cinagi, superintendent Of the
Buenos Ayrcs geological Garden.
and Emilio Frey, the distinguish
cd Argentine engineer who arc
on an expedition TO ascertain the
facts about this extraordinary
piesiosaurian or surviving amphi-
bian whose ancestors go back
untold ages"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30

Na.e Brennan. a maid at the
II1,,' 81 Francis. and ono Of
.he principal witnesses for de-
.eu~g 300 the Fatty Arbuckle tri-
aL has disappeared
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30

The Paris city schools arc IN
PRODUCING two series of lecture
courses. known as vocational
guidance courses" planned to
aid boys and girls in selecting
lifc's work.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30

The Rex Oil and Gas Compa-
ny Of Winchester, will pay a 25
per cent dividend April ].
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30
Commissioners Sale

Scott Smiths Heirs. Plaintiffs
vs..
Scott Smiths Heirs. Defendants.
Pursuant TO judgment and or
der of sale entered by the Madi-
son Circuit Court in the above
STYLED action. at its February
term, 1922, the undersigned Com
missioner will expose TO public
sale TO the highest and best bid
der on the premises in Richmond.
Ky, at the hour Of 2 o'clock p. I'M,
on
Saturday. april S, 1922
the following described property:
Three certain lots or parcels OF
land with improvements thereon,
located in the city Of Richmond.
Ky. and bounded as follows:
Business House: On tho north
by the property Of Cal Ballard /:
on the cast by the property OF
Ellen Wells; on the south BY r.
vine street. and on the west by
the property Of John Walker.
Residence Property: On north
BY Elm street: on the east by the
property OF Henry Chenault; on
the south by an alley. and on the
west by the property of Jane En-
Try.
Vacant Lot: On tho north and
east by the property OF Lena
Stone. and on the south by Broad
dus avenue.
Sale will be had in front of the
residence property on Elm street.
Terms--Said property will be
sold on a credit Of six months, the
purchaser OF purchasers being re-
quired to execute sale bonds with
approved security, payable to the
Commissioner and bearing six per
cent interest from day of sale un-
I'll paid. with a lien retained on
the property sold until said bonds
and interest arc fully paid.
K. b. TERRILI..
4 507 Master Com. NJ. c. c.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-30

Doesn't hurt a bit Drop a
little "Freezone" on an aching
corn, instantly shat corn stops
hurting, then shortly you lift it
right off with fingers. Trulyl
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
Of "Freezone" for a few cents.
sufficient TO remove every hard
corn, soft corn, or corn between
the toes, and The calluses, with
out soreness or irritation. ad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
SOUTH BEND GIRL
TO TELL OF TRIP
TO B4TTLE ZONES

lllshaWaE8 women viii be given
an opportunity 60 hear the report
OF Miss Helen Gregory. South Bend
rerresenta OF The Good win
delegation which visited the battle
fields OF France this summer. on
next Thursday afternoon at the
regular meeting of the art Depart
ment Of the Woman's club. Miss
Gregory. secretary of the South
Bend Federation for Social Service.
was chosen by this community as
its delegate on the American COM
mittee for devastated France. head
ed by Alrs g. " Dixie and Miss
Anne Morgan, president and vice
president respectively Miss Gre
sorry win tell how this organization
is meeting the many construction
needs Of that country. She will talk
briefly OF the Louvre paintings and
the famous French caJhedrais.
Dancing numbers VIII be contrib
uted by Miss Madeleine Stein. The
meeting Will be open TO The public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19

branch office in the Blackstons
-heatcr building
It IS understood that the building
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0e opened for Mishawaka in the
near future. The company carries
probably tie most unique motto of
any developing organization in IN
diana. Viz. Modern Homes at Mod
crate Prices. Every house erected
by his firm during 1922 has been
modern throughout and many of the
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carry unusual ideas in appointments
fcr the convenience OF housewives
and embellished by real touches OF
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building cost far exceeding the tvpC
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Considered Of being worth the mem
ton is the fact that a very large
number OF origina; ideas being de-
veloped in the homes erected are
the personal ideas and notions OF
the directing genius Of the COM
pany.