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The Washington herald., 1922-03-09
Doris BlakesA nszue1s
SA-bLoue Problems

me to go out with him to the
movies on the sly. His wife hasn't
any idea of his affection for me. 1t
makes him very angry because 1
won't go out with him. Should I
go out with him and continue 60
ing to hi. home.
X. Y. z.
Don't lose his wife's friendship,
my dear. It might be +, a little
obvious. But I should be very ex-
plicit with him in telling him that
you have a tremendous contempt
for his behavior and wish him to
drop the absurd and impossible at
tiude toward you!
Dear Miss Blake: have some
thing that has been puzzling me for
quite while. and I haven't been
able to solve 1t by myself, so I am
writing to see IL you can help. Last
summer 1 met a young man at a
dance six years my senior and ever
since then he has been calling on
me four times a week, until two
weeks ago we had a misunder-
standing and told him I wouldn't
go out with him any more. l
haven't seen or heard of him since.
but ! am invited to a party given
by one Of his friends and I know
he will be present. Miss Blake. &
is going to be very embarrassing
to us both when we meet. Please
advise me what to do. Should I
speak to him or not notice him
at all.
UNDECIDED.
If you really don't care - see
him, don't go to the party. But If
you do attend the function, you
must be courteous to him because
of your duty to your hostess. Don't
be conspicuous about your auarrels.
1t makes 1t unpleasant for those
around YOU.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-09

grownup friends tried to tease him
about trading her for dog or cat
they happened to have. He would
always say he would not trade
One day a woman who had some
fine rabbits offered to trade one for
baby sister, but he still said he
would not trade.
Doesn't she cry a lot?" she
, asked.
20. yes. bat we like her cry" he
said. e. H. NJ.
Little 4-year-old Vivian was CIV
en- dimes worth Of chocolate drops
and told to divide them with her q
year-old brother, frankie.
Some time afterward her grand
father looked up from his reading
and noticed that Vivian had two
drops left and that frankie hadn't
any, and he said to her: you ought
to give Frankie one OF your drops"
She loked up at him and said !:
Why, grandfather, he's ate a barrel
Of them and l only had a half a
barrel"
w. LAKE.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-09
COOLIDGE INVITED
BY STATE SOCIETY

More than 500 persons attended a
meeting of the Massachusetts, State
Society Tuesday night. at which plans
were announced for reception and
dance to be given May 81. Vice
President Coolidge, the Massachu-
sets delegation and other promi-
nent ofhcials and public men have
been invited.
+ The regular election Of officers
was held, at which the following
were selected for the ensuing years
President. Representative Frelerick
W. Dsllinger: vice president. q. L.
Cain; financial secretary. Al Nj
chaud. The election OF secretary
will be held az the next meeting.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-09
TIE CHARACTERS

JEANNE DARE. kHoton IN TIE
kftIs LOGO toson tohenee she came
% plain JANE DARE, has set Asr-
self up IN Nete York as o ,reolthy
eoraS IN the hope Of sscrtso
rich husband In this effort she 70
making use Of
VIC BARsToWE, hetr to the 70
psted Borstotce millions, tcho shoscs
stons Of tnfatHdtios soith her.
sTGNOR BONNICETTT, former
otoliHtst, oaks only to serve JsannG
The Washington herald., 1922-03-09
Embarrassing Moments
what a Coincidence.

On going down the street the other
day, in my home town. met an old
chum of mine. who had been away
for number of years. During that
time she had married. and was the
proud mother of two children.
When I met her both children
were crying, and jokingly said:
What have you here-Pryor's
band?,'
Much to my embarrassment She
told me she had married a man by
the name Of Pryor.
L. p. r.
Four of us girls were together at
my house and had given them ice
cream. One Of them said she would
run home-it was only a block
and get some chocolate strip she
had. She stayed So long the ice
cream began to melt We ate, ours
and still she did not como. We
thought she wasn't going to, so we
divided her ice cream and ate it.
Imagine my embarrassment when
she arrived with the chocolate just
as we finished.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-09

vitamines have recently been
found to stimulate the growth OF
certain molds. Other molds are
either able to do without them or
else are able to manufacture. them
for themselves.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-09
Memory
Tests
Answers to these questions will
be published tomorrow

Answers to these questions will
be published tomorrow.
1. Who was Peter Zenger?
2. What is the highest point of
land in Illinois?
3. What is the most densely pop
ulated country?
4. Has the glove played a part of
some Importance in history?
8. Where are the principal oil
fields of Illinois located?
s. Where is Northumberland
strait. and what does 1t separate?
Z. When was italian opera first
sung in the United States? Who
were some of the principals?
.. What is a pterodactyl?
.. Into how many provinces is
China divided?
10. Is 1t proper to congratulate
a girl on her engagement?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
1. What two chapters of the Bible
are almost word for word the
same? II Kings xix, and Isaiah
xxxvii.
2. How many teeth are there in
the human mouth? Thirty-two,
which includes the wisdom teeth.
.. What is the most plentiful ele-
ment? The second most plentiful
Oxygen. Silicon.
4. Where is the Garden of the
Gods? 1t is the name given to a
500 acre region in Colorado
between Manitou and Colorado
Springs, noted for its many Curl
ously shaped red and white sand
stone formations.
s.. Where are the largest fluor
spar deposits in the world? In
Hardin county. Illinois.
6. What was the origin of the
word alderman? 1t originated from
the Anglo-Saxon word californian or
lord, and came to be applied to city
magistrates. The term was used in
the colonial city charters to desig-
nate officials who, in addition to
being equal members of the council,
also exercised certain judicial pow
ers
Z. In what year and by whom
was Yucatan. Mexico, discovered?
In 1917, by Hernandez Cordoya.
3. Why is the Red Sea SO called ,
How large Is It? Why is the Blac
Sea sc called? What is its area?
Because of a red seaweed which
floats on its waters; 177,o3o square
miles. Called Black because of its
many storms. Area 1ss,50o square
miles.
3. To what order of insects does
a scarabaeus belong? To the order
of coleoptera or beetles. Familiar
scarabs are our June bugs, our MAY
bugs. and tumble bugs. In ancient
Egypt the scarab was the symbol of
creation and creative power because
OF the rapid multiplication of the
insect In the mud of the Nile.
10. Who is president of the
United States Golf Association? ].
Frederick Byers of the Allegheny
Club of Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
INTEREST INCREASES
IN "BETTER HOMES" DISPLAY
No Adverse Criticism of Demonstration Has Been
Voiced Within Hearing of Men Who Are in
Charge Daily of Exhibit.

rs the number OF men and women
VINO visit Richmond's two model
MONIES increases each day. SO the in
'"rest of the public at large becomes
more intense and the "Bcttrr Homcs
E'ectricRf is discussed generally
from all angles.
NO adverse criticism has been
voiced within hearing or the men who
are in charge daily Of the demons,ra-
tloh. To the contrary. thousands of
those VIII" have visited the homes
nave made special effort to express
|" IA" committee in charge tn. i'm :
preston they have gained. They arc
"h"'iinous In tho congratulations
'hcY are extending The Times. Dis
patch and Evening Dispatch for the
unique opportunity they have afford
cd with the cooperation Of local bust
ness houses, for the actual visuaIiza-
ton OF what is considered ideal in
home surroundings.
The twelfth day Of the exhibition
at 230l Rosewood Avenue and Stone
wall courts houses saw another huge
crowd OF interested visitors The at
tendance. while slightly under that
of the preceding day. was one OF the
best We, and brought the total we'll
above $4,000. Eight days. counting
today. remain for those who want to
see the homes. AS two OF these will
De sundays, grand total OF 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
GOVERNOR WILL INSPECT
COAST ARTILLERY TODAY
ehIcf Executive and General
Sale Proceed to Fortress
Monroe Encampmen,.

Governor l.. Lee Trinklc and Adiu
'aht -'icn"ral William w. Sale will ro
10 'id foint Comfort this morning
wh"r" they viii review and insp.r,
'h' Coast Artillery of the state now
eh'anp"d there. Following this i'm
SF'''l"h they Will be the guests OF
IN" American Legion and the XII
VANS clubs OF the Hampton ROAD;
cities "a; "a dinner tonight.
Tomorrow the ,iovernor am, 49,,
Aunt General will go to virr,ni.,
h'"'h' where an inspection viii ~.
"''"' 81 IN" ono Hundred and SIX
'"," infantry now cncamp.d ,horc
ne trip from Newport News IN NJ
i"ik VIII be- made on special hn,,
ana from Norfolk to virginia Rel
ia" officials will travel in autos ov,r
ihc new boulevard
General Bailey. formerly I,
OF tn" Wild Cat Division dnrin,, -
N"rlh war, now in charge oT ~,
ihlrh Corps Area. ACCOMPANIED 49,,
RS Farley. is expected Ia ho
sh"St OF Adju7ant- General ana NJ,
Salc on sunday. anu hrs'
Aprr"Nimat"ly Lion men ava m
GERS "' IN" ono Hundred ana c.
tenth Infantry. Virginia Ea,, OK ,
GUARD composed Of men fran, "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
RE TAIL MERCHANTS WILL
MEET HERE THREE DAYS
Annual Conference of South
crn Body Begins Next
Tuesday.

The annual confcrcnc" of tho
southern Retail Merchants will con-
ven" in thrcc-day convention at
John Marshall High School Tuesday.
August 10. More than 100 merchants
from virginia. Georgia, North aud
south Carolina are expected TO at
tend the conference.
Recognizing the industrial import
ahcc OF the gathering. special re.
huccd fares Will be granted delegates
TO the convention Ivy Southcru rail
road lines.
Rev. George W. Mcdaniel pastor
OF the First Baptist Church. Viii open
the meeting with Invocation. Gov
ernor II. Lee Trinklc and Mayor
George Ainslic Will w.lcom, the dele
gates on behalf of the stat" and city.
DIR. Douglas :. Freeman viii address,
the convention on the subject OF The
Economic Function of tho small
Town Merchant others who vii,
address the gathering Will h" y. X.
smith. of Marietta. Ga; y. l.. NJ Wig
gins. OF liartSVill", :. e. and John
y. Gilmore, OF charlottesville. wh"
Will talk on "RcndjuStiur Operating
Mark r.. Kahn. of Washington. y. -.
will speak on store Management and
Service"
oliver i. Sands. president of the
American National Eauk: Thomas Il.
Howell. of Richmond. ana Dr. David
Hughes. OF baltimore. Will address
the gathering ON the closing day OF
the convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
HIGHLAND PARK ASSOCIATION
TO BID HILLMAN FAREWELL
presldenElect of Emory and Henry College Honored
by fellowCzens of North Sdc-Servcd
Two Years as Bodys Head

Citizens of Highland Park will hold
mass meeting tonight al \ o'cInr;y
az IN" Highland Park school build
ing as Il farewell 10 James y uiil-
man president OF the Citizens Assoc
'!ation and active church worker
"h" Is leaving Tuesday to begin his
unties hs president OF Emory and
iith:N college. MIR. Iiillnan recent =
~ resigned as secretary OF the State
Hoard OF Education.
several speakers VIII be on the
program. which has not been an
hounccd. Mr.. iiillman has served
two years as president Of the Ciu.
zenS Association and has taken an
active interest In the social and re-
!isious NE OF the community.
The association will meet in The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
His Auto Stolen,
Davis Rides Jitney
PARKS Car at 2::3O: ut
$3.50 Ii Is among the
Missing.

Asststan, Superintendent Eugene
t.. Davis. of the Water Department,
was forced to go home from tho CITY
itil yesterday aboard "a jitncy. be
cause some one took his Ford road
st"r. which he had parked just he
low his office window ON capitol
street. Mr.. Davis tied M his car at
2;3o O'Clock At $3.50 O'clock 1t was
among the missing.
Pending the return Of the roadster
Mr.. Davis Will bring out his old gray
mare. behind which no has ridden
for many ycnrS. Til" police wcr. p,tt
on the tran Immediately after tho
discovery Of the disappearance Of tho
automobile. Mr.. Davis announced
that II h" sccs the thief that ind.-
v!dual would "hcttcr look out" "I
used 10 lose my horse right often"
MIR Davis said. but she would always
wander back. The trOubl" about tho
automobile is ~ can't wander hack y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
DRY OFFICERS MAKE
SUCCESSFUL RAIDS
LynrhburE Man Charged with IIn>-
Ing Quantity OF Home BREW
In posnrssInu

Several successful raids marked the
EFFORTS OF state prohibition agents
yesterday. Commissioner Harry ii
smith announced. ono partial still
and a "oD-Gallon capacity copper s,ilI
were taken, together with fifteen coo :
gallon fcrm"ntcrs. by Inspector j. T..
Cru1c in Hanover County.
Harry Mcdaniel. Of Lynchburs. w.S
arrested on Il charge OF storing and
selling whisky. II being alleged that
lac had tweuty-two pi,s of hom,.
brew in his possession. Vincent -.
Smith announced from Cainpbo |
county. \ copper still of fOp-gal-
lon capacity and four COO gallon for
mentors We're taken also. Federal
prohibition agents ASSISTED IN the
raid
Il copper ice gallon capacity stiil
was seized about eleven miles west
Of LccSvillc. in Bedford County. by
Inspector smith also. y l,b00- gallon
and 200 gallon fermcnter was taken
In the raid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
ALLEGE VIOLATION
CHILD LABOR LAW
First Arrest Here since Act Passed
u. General .\Scmhl.
In iib...

The initial arrest made here for
violation of the child labor law
passed by the last session of tho Gen
cral Assembly. VAS recorded at the
Second Police station yesterday.
iS'. Act of Assembly. 1872. David NJ.
Strout. - years Old 1915 West Main
street. was arrested and hailcd for
appearance in Polio" court this morn
ing. samuel and Mary BrnXton are
listed as complaining witnesses, who
allcGc Strout employed Il boy under
IL years OF axe to soil newspapers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
bmcsr Gets Electric shorL

severe electric shock greeted 20.
nceman j W Matthews. oi second
station. when he pulled in" to %.
nee iiehdqusrters over the fre alarm
ana police telegraph system yes,er-
Gay. Policeman Matthews was max.
i's ms hourIy cal! at O'Clock yes
'etoay Afternoon from box IS, To-
Gated at VALLEY RoaG and uenrico
PIKE, when ne was ERECTED nv IN.
shock Electrical -1p.rrs found thu,
the police line had BEEN TEMPORARILY
short Circuitsd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Arrive In North Carolina.

ReV. w II. Moore, OF BninhriLgc
street Baptist Church has arrive, {!
safely with his wife at Marion. y. g.
according {" nSws received hrrc yes
'erday. The trip was made hy auto
mobile services will bc conducted
sunday morning in cambridge street
hap.St Church by Mr. Cook Srcra e
tary " the baptist Council II Rich
mcnd The mems i:iblc class VIII
have CharEr OF tho rNnminr snrNicn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Elevator Wan on yncntIon.

John Giovaunctti. custodian of
elevator No. .. Ci'S Han. left ycstcr-
day on his vacation His brother.
Alfred. who returned yesterday from
his fmrluugh. bringing Il lot Of fish
for his coworkcrS at tho city Hall.
reports that II" spent "a quiet and
profitable time Will" taking his an
nual baths off thu Twenty fourth
street nshing hole. John left word
that he would take 4 trip through the
North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Angry nmn Injurie, nov.

Marshall Daniel, son Of Ellis Dan.
lei o! Louisa county, is under treat
ment Mt Johnston willIy Ho.pi,al To-,
injuries received when attacked by
an Infatuated bull. Suffering from a
fractured skull and other body in :
juries, Tho boy was found in a stock
pasturs, and rushed here. HE condi-
tion sept serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Today and Tonight
i'm Richmond

I'inamc" Committee. city Coun
Gil, ti;N HAP. = l.. NJ.
Grove Avenue Sunday school
class, q freSco fctc. Byrd Park.
$50 To 10 +. VI.
Mems Kiblc Glass. st. Marks
Church. moonlight excursion,
leave wharf & l.. NJ.
For thcatcr calendar sec page
i've.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11

S'h"nl auditorium on Monday night
~ NJ" o'clock. at which time a Spe-
CiIl committee appointed for ths
rhir"-c VIII recommend for election
Mr.. sii!lmar's successor as president
OF thc association. Matters of bust
ness concerning the walfare of the
community will lie discussed AT this
tIin". and standing committees of IN,
association VIII MAX" reports. Sew
"'"' speoiai committees Will bc heard
from at this time also
nu" TO the Importance of the meet
ing fun attendance is urged upon
All members. This Will be the last
meeting Of the association over
which the retiring president will pre
Side Great progress during the
IcNdership OF Mr. ililimnn is rcnnrtcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Highway Chiefs Return.

Henry G. shirley. chairman OF the
state Highway Commission. and
George + Coleman. stat" Highway
Commissioner. returned yesterday
from a trip Of inspection along the
route between here and Toauo. Places
visited on the trip include Yorktown.
trbanna. Saluda, West Point AMI
King william
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11

Council Finance Committee Meets
y special meeting of the Council
Committee on Finance will be held
at o'clock this afternoon, when,
Chairman barton H. Grundy am
nounccs. Thc committee hopes to clear
It's docket OF current business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11

Miss Ruth I.add's sunday school
class. OF Grove Avenue Baptist
Church, vii hold an nj fr"sco fctc at
the lakewood Avenue ahutrucut of
Byrd Park This evening from $50 to
10 o'clock. Entertaining features
will be introduced and refreshments
will be served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11

In addition to this. IL was sur-
gested by committeeman. an expert
should be secured IT,. compile a sur
Fey OF prospective business that NAV
result from the suggested deepening
OF the river and the establishment
OF the terFnina! facilities. The bluffs
above the river on either side. offer
splendid factory sites. IL was ss,t
by both speakers. and there IS req
son to expect that with tho proi,cr
wen under way. very soon tho river
banks as far as city Point would
TEEN with snokestacks b,Ichir1
great curls OF smoke. and employing
countless hundreds of men engaged
IN the production Of many commodi-
ties and manufactured articles
Director Saviilc announced thar M.
was in position to state that Saio~
u. ID. Pu!!'n, tho recently appointed
engineer In charge OF This lis,ric,
with headquarters in Norfolk, was in
accord with the movement ana In
sympathy WIN the hopes and desires
OF tie city for better water faciu-
!es III" also suggested mat nj m,
proper iimc the committee visit oib,r
cItieS Whefe similar activities had
me! with success so that local
methods might bo studied
Mr.. Bailey decis,ed tina; no had
ms heart III the WORK, tina, The OMEN
Ing OF the James was one %, his ne,
hobbies' ana That ne would not cease
IN his ercrts in he.ping th. com
m't;ee until great vessels sailed mn
.nh '"'h"S al" IN. city oi Richmond
HaG achieved what II deserved
Short talks wcg. mad, ny council
man Harvey e. Atkinson. Alderman
". Stewart white. Councilman lam.
r Prtefs WHO stated. that while he
would not TO "a member OF TN. c,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11

western section OF Virginia. under tho
command OF Colonel ~. l.. Dpi.. LETT
yesterday for Il two weeks camp at
Virginia Beach. AdJutant -Gcu"ral
William w. Sale announced ycs7.r-
day. The regiment comprises cirh-
teen companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
ACTION IS URGED
ON RIVER PROJECT
Council Committee Calls
Meeting of Business and
Civic Bodies.
TO ASSEMBLE ON AUG. Is
Cornish Bailey Reveals Gov.
ernmcnt Engineers Favor
Work on Stream.
TO ASSEMBLE ON AUG. Is

II steps taken by the Council
Committee on Dock. River and Har-
Dor at an enthusiastic meeting last
night prove firm and anticipate cd
progress is made, James River de-
Nelopment Is but question of a
re" years Following an earnest
discourse by Cornish Bailey. sccre-
tary OF tho National Rivers and Har-
bors Congress, and talk by Dircc-
tor Allen J. Saville. equally enthusi-
astic. the committee adopted rcso-
luton calling upon every civic and
business organization In the city To
JON with Il in public meeting in
the Council chamber al s o'clock Fri
day night. August is. at which time
tentative plans FOX going after
everything in sigh, viii be formu-
lated.
Chairman Joseph c. Nunnaliy in.
tr"duced Mr.. Bailey, who Went into
details in discussing the situation.
lie stated tina, he is in Richmond for
the purpose of working UP CO.
operative spirit among the business
people for, he said, without that
spirit the project will not prove sue
cessfui. lie said the government en-
ginc"rs In charge of the distribution
OF river and ha-bor funds are i'm evm-
pathy with the movement for inn
proving the James River, and that.
inasmuch as there is now fund an
proNimatinG Sl2.00O.000 at the dis
posal Of this group. the city OF Rich
mond could very likely get a large
part.
Urges All to Help.
But" cautioned Mr.. Bailey tho
city itself must show disposition
TO help. This help should come In a
spirit OF unanimity. The leading
business men. representatives of the
civic and business organizations, can
accomplish wonders in cooperation
with the counciimanic body.
The river should be dcepcned to
al least thirty feet. and importan;
terminal facilities should ID. pro-
vided.
IL was pointed out by Mr.. Bailey
that owing to the peculiar forma-
ton OF the river bed, il might prove
impractical TO construct the terminal
facilities closer than about two miles
below the present city wharf by
cutting through several OF the river
bends and practically STRENGTHENING
the stream. II is figured that at least
Twelve mllc@ may be saved. In deep
tn!nS the river 10 thirty feet annie
depth Will be provided for the aver
ase seasoinS vessel. and. with suit
able terminal arrangements. the plan
can be shown TO be most feasible
Tor vast export and import trade.
Al the conclusion OF MIR. Bailey's
remarks, Director Saville suggested
'hai no time be loet. and that stems
nc taken at once for the formation
o; solid phalanX OF business men
TO WORK in conjunction with the com
mittce, with the object OF pushing
ihc proposition 10 speedy consum-
nation II is suggested that a new
survey oil ihe river be taltcn with
Inc Vie" OF iinpressing the engineers
IN charge with the fact that sum
approXima;lng at least $4,000. 000 10
imperativ.ly needed TO IL. uson
periodically for about four or fly,
years.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
TYREE TAYLOR TRYING
TO GET A PARDON


Tyree Taylor's petition for par
don, which was received in Memphis
two weeks ago by s. E. Murray, dis
triet attorney, has reached the par
don attorney in the Department Of
Justice at Washington minus any
recommendation from Mr.. Murray,
but, 50 the rumor goes, it is well
fortified with the good wishes Of at
least two Memphis court officials
who had a part in Taylor's trial.
Action on the Taylor pardon may
be taken in 30 days" was the way a
dispatch to the Commercial Appeal
from Washington read.
It Is understood that a number Of
letters asking executive clemency ac-
companied the petition to Washing
ton. Ordinarily, when petition for a
federal pardon is filed in Washington
it is referred to the district attorney
IN the petitioners district and he is
asked to make some recommendation.
Taylor is now in federal prison at
McNeiPs Island, near Tacoma, Wash,
He was taken there three weeks ago,
SO it was understood, to avoid PER
sonal violence which might overtake