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NH Lire fU. S. $. B.,
.s. I &C. 6, NY. B'g G'n a2s4-s.s-
,..as Hawaiian $. $. Co. Co. !,
Gslssa .sSysy, s n. Y. Whitehall 1920.
,sssss Line q, M. m,)
B'ssassa'ss's 81 s's $500; So Fgs. whit'n 1000.
sbip & Commerce Corp.
assa amer;can Lines, Man'g Agt.
yrissa .smay. sa n. Y. whitehall io2o,
NAM s's..,y Pl., N. Y. Whitehall osos.
n - pSsss
.,,,,;. Transport Line Il. M. N.Y.
Roadway, \, y. -. wb;+,,, soso
PsEB'g en- o0VV'
] s,,s,, Daniel, Agent
Sas ~. y,smnster & Co, Ltd.
esr.nst ssagsr ST. N. Y. Broad 4soo.
\ ,,,h.r s. S. Lines, Inc. (U.s.s.B.)
0a.s1 n....rv pl.. NY. whitehall 1900.
loading /, Pier ss-s7-SS A''@n' 0S''A'
belgian Line 6. .,o,rr,.
/ See Lloyd Royal Beige 81 Ah0hsms'
Ial,ek Diamond S. S, Cp. (U.S.S.B.)
4 NJ es Exeh.Pl. Rect. 1892 -2e17-ls.
Il philadelphia, Baltimore, ohicaGo'
i psirost, Boston. Norfolk
sI,ke & Co., Inc, W. A. (U.S.S.b.)
4, Moore St., NY. whitehall 2e6o-l.
SIS. Gay ST., Bait, Md fiaza o''o'
4sug & Co.. A. H., Agts. (U.S.S.B.)
d West St., NY. Bowling On 29oo'
cIyde Steamship Company
psr SO. n. R., N. Y. Canal $500.
4 SIR A'N.R. (For'n Service) .U!S.S.b.
| Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., Inc.
\ (U.S. S. b.
H ii Broadway, n. Y. Broad 5151.
H Cb!c., ll2 w. Adams st. Rand o3l5.
\ NOT: coo Carondelet Big. Main o49.
\ phila.: inter'l Fr't'g Corp.
RaIt.: Terminal Shipping Co.
Norfolk: Harriss, Magill & Coz Inc
|laaard-Anchor L;ues
| IS Broadway. N. Y. Big GIN $500.
lDi Ciorgio Fruit Corporation
Is Broadway, n. Y. Big GIN 1908
IDeaar Line
s, Moore st. N. Y. BIN G'n 651l.
lissman's Wilson Line, N. Z, Inc.
gllerman's Wilson Line.
Ellerman's Phoenix Line.
Wilssn-Furness Line.
1 An, Mediterranean & Levant Line.
4 10 Broadway, n. Y. Broad Oils.
Export S. S. Corp. Gu. S. S. b.
Is Broadway, N. Y. Big CIR. 354o.
Export Trans. Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B.)
oriole Line.
u Broadway, N. Y. Broad 4l47.
American Bldg, Bait. Md. Plaza 6561
French Line
Conpagnie Genie Transatlantique.
sis State ST., N. Y. Big G'n 1900.
Fmness, Witty & Co., Ltd.
| furness Lines.
| Frness Bermuda Line.
&Whitehall ST., N. Y. Big GIN 1900
|Hslschaw S. S. Lines, Inc.
Pier 8. E. R., n. Y. Big GIN s277.
Hanson Steamship Lines, Inc.
Pierl2,E.R.ft.WallSs,N.Y. B.G.7115
Houston & Co., RIP.
J is Beaver St., N. Y. Broad 17s5.
imperial Navigation Company
80 Cortlandt ST., N. Y. Rector 1888.
|aF. c. Lines Gu. S. S. b.
International Freighting Corporat'n
AWhitehaii ST., NJ. Y. B'g GIN 1890.
International Mercantile Marine
American Line.
White Star Line.
| Atlantic Transport Line.
Fsd Star Line.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAr,
AMERICA, WEST INDIES, ETC,
Tn.dav

= bermuda. Via Hamilton. s. S Fort 81. George.
Jamaica. Canal zonc. Panama Fl salrado,
prints. etc.. Nicaragua texcept East Coast
iAmapala City. Choiutecs taso prints etc, n,
Shcaome TeguciFalpa and YuscsraDl IN Honduras
Colombia and Ecuador (other parts Of Hondu-r
must bo specially addressed for dispatch By this
steamer. via Kingston. Crsto'al. Cs-tagsra sAyu.
n1a and Santa Marta s. S. Tfsivss a. M
supp. O. NJ.
South Brazi!. Argentina Uruguay and PARAGUAY.
via Rio do Jsneiro. Monteyld.o and Buenos Ayres
s. s American LEGION. ID q 10
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Nawsco Lines

Nawsco Lines
North Atlantic & Western S. s. Co.
10 Moore 81, N. Y. Big GIN 7736.
136 4th ST.. Phila. Lombard b791,
Ill Summer ST.. Boston. Beach $3.50.
N. Y. & Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Is B'way. N. Y. Bowling GIN $500.
North German Lloyd
14-16 Pearl St., N. Y. Big GIN $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Friday

Bshamas fncluding Iragua snd For.u-o Is
isnds> end City o. Antilia, CobA lothcr parts OF
this s:eamcrl vie Nassau AID Anails- s. s.
Huuargo. Q.
Hayi texccpt prints ete.. for Cape Hsysi snd
Port da Paix) and Colombia. excegs Cauoa Ma
rino and MaGdalena Departments tJamAlcs must
be specially addressed for dispatch by this seani-
erl, via Port Prince Kingston. CGiaagsna and
Saxsnila S. s Ensrda Id 20 N
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
N. Y. & Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Norton, Lilly & Co.

NUIsUH, Lilly x NU.
American & Manchurian Linz.
American d Indian Line.
American d Australian Line.
American & African Line.
Amer, Mediter. & Levant Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line.
Ellerman & Bucknall s. S. Co., Ltd.
lsthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line.
Panama-Far East Line
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime Vapeur.
&c Beaver ST.. N. Y. Broad 1900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
MEXICAN SITUATION
; FULL OF UNCERTAINTY
Iny Assoclnted Press. |

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Addi-
tiona! government adviccs received
today from the Mexican border and
foints beyond the line indicated that
the Obregon government regarded
with some apprehension signs of in
sipient revolutionary movements,
particularly in the vicinity of the
border. Just what information tho
Mexican authorities possessed as to
The extent OF the unrest which oc-
tasioncd their apprchepsion was un-
''1own to officials of the State and
WAR Departments. but it is known
hat this attitude among some Obre-
son leaders has been noted by Ameri-
san observers, even. i'm Mexico City.
The reports reaching Washington
from the FL Paso region, while un-
official in character. show clearly that
The Juarez situation Is fun of I'M
certainty. Mexican officers arc said
20 have disclosed their feeling that
In uprising against the Mexican gov
ernment is impending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
SPECTACULAR ESCAPE -
MADE BY PRISONER
Death Ccil Proves Inadequate When
Alleged Auto Thief Is
Placed in II.
GHy Associated Prcss.l

MERIDIAN. MISS. Feb. 17.-Jim
Wcstcr. claiming Pensacola, Fla. as
his home. and who was being held in
tho county jhil here on n charge of
stealing an automobile. escaped from
the death cell last night. TO which
he, had been transferred when OH :
GERS learned that he was preparing
to attempt To break jail.
On going to the cell this morning
officers discovered that during tho
night Wester had succeeded in picl;
Ing the lock with the handle of a
broken spoon, had gone from the cell
to tho top OF the execution chamber,
passing through the hangman's trap
door. climbing the hangman's rope,
which danglcd from n ring In the
ceiling, whero 1t had been left after
the last execution, broke two bars
from window. lcaped twenty feet
to tho roof Of the Jail, fastened strips
OF blanket to the roof and de-
Scended to tho ground. lie has not
bocR recaptnred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
Former Butler of Taylor
Makes Proposal in Let
lcr to District Attorney.
w OIL WINE REPLIES
Asserts Embczzlemcnt Charge
Will BE Dropped if Staying
Tanglc Is Cleared Up.
lEy Associated Press. ]

Los ANGELES, Feb. l7.-Immunity
Tor Edward +. Sands from nrosecu-
ton on n charge OF cmbcZzlcment
preferred against him last August bv
William Desmond Taylor. murdered
iiim director. was promised tonight
by Thomas Lee Wooiwinc. district
attorney. provided Sands proves his
innocence Of the Staying OF Taylor
and can ''untangic this murder mys-
tory"
Alr. Woolwimc's promise to tho
missing former secretary "a
Taylor was made in n letter he ad-
dressed ITO Edward T. Sands
Through the Publishers" in answer
To Il letter he received and which
purportcd to have been written by
Sands.
The letter. which was signed "E.
+. Sands was dated February II
The writer declared he was living In
Los Angeles, and inquired whether.
If he surrendered and established his
innocence OF the murder of Taylor.
he would be freed OF the cmbezzlc
ment charges.
verbatim copy OF the letter pur-
porting To have been written by
Sands was made public by Mr.. Wool
wine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
HOUSE RE|TERATES
NO BONDS PLEDGE
Will Not Authorize Issuance
for Good Roads at This
Session.
RAPS HIGHWAY BODY
Cites Utter Disregard of
Expressed Action of Lower
Branch.
RAPS HIGHWAY BODY

On division vote. hands up.~ thc
House OF Delegates yesterday morn
ing, by vote of IL to %, adopted {,
resolution offered by Delegate Mar
vim SmIthcy. of brunswick County.
rciterating the pledge. previously
adopted. that we will not. at this
session. authorize the issuance of any
amount OF State bonds for public road
Improvement
Speaking Ia the resolution. Dele
gate Smithcy said he mad gained the
Impression that the Virginia Good
Roads Association would no, press
the bond Issue question. hut bills in
,roduced had dispcllcd that impress
siGn
Floor Leader l.. Holman Willis. Of
Roanoke. urged that the resolution
be passed 10y until next Friday. in
order To expedite the work upon the
calendar. which yesterday contained
$50 bills. He declared that the PAS
sage OF the previous resolution. and
even the passage OF the resolution
under consideration. would not pre-
vent any Delegate from Offering bills
Tor the Improvement of highways,
and. he added, my conscience would
not let me come here and 20 away
without doing the most important
thing that will come before us-thnt
OF providing roads"
Declares "Mistnisc Outstnn,iinp.'
MIR. Willis declared that Virginia
Is in the slough OF financial depres-
sion. Why? because we are in the
exact position of the farmer who sits
by and sees his noighbor prosper
because he buys modern machinery
TO facilitate the work upon the farm.
our neiGhbors arc building roads up
to our lines" He added that he was
overwhelmed by the outstanding mis-
(CuntInued on Page o T,oi FN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18

Pleading for the poor people of the
city who are the subjects of distress
warrants. Elbcn c. Folkes and ord
way Fuller appeared before the joint
Finance Committee of the General
Assembly last night and asked that
the fees for Justices OF the peace be
iut back TO those that obtained in
1919. Mr.. Fuller told the committee
that one Justice OF the peace in
Eichmond issuing criminal variants.
made $4,000 in one year, ono made
SC,oOo and two made $4,000. He said
there were others who were not
making that amount. ands charged
that "iaw OF choice and influence
controls the situation in Richmond"
Representatives Of the various fec
officers in the State were present and
protested against any change in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
SENATORIAL QUOTA
OF RICHMOND MADE
: CENTER OF ATTACK
Woodson Would Cut Num-
bcr Here TO Meet Mel
son-Amhcrst Plan.
SHIFTS FROM CAPITAL
TO PORTSMOUTH CITY
Entire Scheme Goes Down to
, Defeat by IL Vote of
20 to 10.
FINAL ACTION ~ POSTPONED
Measure VIII Come Up for Dirpo.I-
lion Mondny-Gunn rlcnds
Against IIostilIty.
FINAL ACTION ~ rosTroNEn
measure VIII Come Up for Dinposi-
lion Monhny-tunn Pleads
AKninst IIOstilIty.

Additional city Representation un-
der the senatorial rcappor;ioning
plan was fought strcnuously yester-
cay when the Senate tool: up tho
redls;rict!n3 bill. So vigorously wa.
the hgh, waecd against the ,ities
that vote was not reached. and the
measure was postponed until Non.
DAY for hnal action.
The increase OF the Richmond dele
cation from two 70 three Senator'S
proved the bone OF contention when
sc'ator j. Belmont Woodson. OF Mel
son. attempted to create "A dIstric,
comprising Nelson and Amhers,
Counties. with the representation
b.!nS cut from Richmond's dclega-
t!on To meet the change. After more
tnan two hours OF debate the nEh,
on Richmond wns cropped. and. a:
a substitute, Il was cndcavorcd &c
place the city OF Portsmouth in Z
district with Norfolk County and to
secure Senator for Nelson by tina,
change. The entire plan went down
To defeat, 90 To iG
Richmond Entitled 10 Three,
The rcappurtioning is on the basi:
o. ono Senator for npproxirnotcl,
every $1,000 persona On this basis
Richmond 5 entitled 10 three Scna.
tors. The present district Of Nelson
and Amherst. represented by Senate,
Woodson, h:s an approx innate popu.
lai!on OF $1,000. Tie rcapoortionInen,
Rlan puts Amhcrst'i IN a district with
Appo'naitoX, buckingham. Cumber.
land and Charlotte and puts Nelson
with Augusta and Stauntou
The bill came up as a specinl asi
continuing order at the morning Sos.
sinn. and the attack az Senate,
Woodson was under way at o'clock
Die hour OF adjournment. Hoping 1.
hnlsh the bin. tho senate continue
IN session another haIf-hour and the:
adjourned To meet at go o'clock
Two more hours were spen; on tho
bill. when tho hnal adjourumcn. wa.
taken.
Senators James +. Cannon. OF Rich.
nond. and Julien Gum. Of Henrico
were leaders against the attack OF
the Richmond quota Senator Rob,-r
r. Leedy. OF Page, was the principa
speaker for the reduction in city rep
rcsentat.on.
Says lie Seeks Justice.
II was argued by Senator Woodsor
that rcapportionment should not b,
made Oh basis OF population alone
He declared that the State Constitu.
ton does na direct such Il plan ant
declared that If the encroac chm mcnt OF
+. the cities continued. soon they woult
have all the representatives and tho
country none. That Nelson was be.
ing joined with counties in which III,
interest and conditions are entirel,
foreign was n wrong. lie claimed. He
I,--.-i- -. 49, :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18


MONTE CARLO. Fob. lI.--Enjoyin;;
her first moment Of relaxation from
the task OF preparing her immigri-
ton report for President Harding,
Lillian Russell has participated en-
Enthusiastically I'm the carnival at Nice
and is now giving n few days to res,
before going on with the work for
which she came to Europe.
Miss Russell has already sent to the
President the first findings in her in
vestigation of immigration problems.
"Unscrupulous passport brokers'"
she. told tho United News. "who
agreAd to get slients into America in
spite OF tho restrictions, arc the
cause Of most Of the trouble. These
poor clients usually set no further
than Ellis Island, where they arc q;
once doported, and tho broker de-
MICS responsibility"
TOO many detectives" she con.
unued, ARE allowed to sail. only to
meet the bitteaest ssdisappolntmen,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
PROVIDES MEANS
TO GUST OFFICERS
Who VIOLATE ACT
Places Enforcement of Law
in Hands of the Attor-
ney-Ceneral.
PROVIDES AMPLE FUNDS
TO CARRY ON THE WORK
Only Three Votes Are Gas,
Against Measure OH
Final Passage.
CANNOT SUSPEND SENTENCES
Judges Given No Lceway i'm Dealing
With Persons Convicted
Under Statute.
PROVIDES AMPLE FUNDS
TO CARRY ON THE WORK
CANNOT SUSPEND SENTENCES
Judges Given No I.ceway in Dealing
with Persons Convicted
Under Statute.

Custer proceedings against officers
charged with enforcement OF tho pro-
hibition law are provided for In an
amendment which Delegate Wilbur c.
iiall, of Loudoun. had attached to
House bill No. e5.. yesterday. Tho
bill carries amendments to the GEM
cral prohibition act OF 1916. The Hall
amendment follows:
The Attorney General OF virginia
shall. upon II being brought to his
attention that any officer charged
with the enforcement OF this law is
violating or has since the massage or
this act. violated the same. then the
Acknowledgement shall Institute Gus
ter proceedings under this act
against such officer"
This amendment was made a part
Of section IS. which was Included in
the title. of the bill, which provides
Tor the transfer of prohibition law
enforcement from the Prohibition De-.
partment to the Attorney General of
tho State.
Only MntcrinI Amendment.
This was tho only material amend
ment made to the amendments to the
general prohibition bill, as prepared
ny the advocates of prohibition. The
measure was taken up as special
order at o'clock, various amend
ments offered and voted down. n few
being accepted by the patrons. and
the bill was then ordered cngrossed
and passed, the vote being ~ ayes. a
noes.
Delegate Alfred c. Smith of Nor
folk. who spoke III behalf OF an
amendment to permit Judges to sus-
pend sentences. charged that the
measure was being "railroadcd." for
when amendments were offered to the
various sections. Delegate ParIlc T.
Deans. OF Isle OF Wight. one of the
patrons. would say. Lets vote &,
down" Delegate Smith said thai. II
his amendment was no; adopted TIE
public buildings in Norfolk would not
be sufficient to hold the convicted of
violations of the law in Norfolk The
amendment was defeated.
III we are to have prohibition, lct's
have pure liquor" said Delegate c. ]
Campbell. Of Amherst. speaking for
his amendment to provide that drug
gists sell only standard proof" goods
:or medicinal and smcramental pur-
poses. This amendment carried.
The three votes against The hill
were cast by Delegates Sinclair,
Smithey and Young.
Put "Tceth" In Law.
The bill carries amendments to the
1916 act which put more teeth" in
the law. c:ie amendment provides
that no court. nor the judge thereon.
in this Commonwealth. shall suspend
the sentence OF any person convicted
or the illegal manufacture for sale
OF ardent spirits. or the trausporta-
ton thereof in quantities eycccd.nr
one quart. or for any second or sub
tGontinued ON Page .. Col ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
Comes Up as Special and Con-
tinuing Order at 1890
O'clock Monday.
DEBATE TO BE LIMITED
Issue Sharply Drawn, With
Neither Side Making Claim
as TO Outcome.

Vote in the senate on the medical
school merger bill will he taken no;
later than Tuesday by an agrccncn,
reached yesterday between Senator
VI. H. Booker. of Halifax. patron Of
the measure. and Senator y u. Early.
Jr. Of Albemarlc. leader Of the OPP
position. Under the agreement. the
nm VIII bc passed by this morning
ana VIII come up as a special and
continuing order on Monday Il; 1870
o'clock. the decision being TO limit
the debate To two days. contingent
On the Senate agreeing to an after
noon or night session on Tuesday.
The medical merger bin Will bring
one OF the Hvcliest debates of the en-
tire session. Tn" question has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
LILLIAN RUSSELL BLAMES
"UNSCRUPULOUS BROKERS'"
Asserts Her Investigations in Europe Into immigration
Abuses Has Revealed That Too Many Defec-
. tives Are Allowed to Sail.

upon their arrival II isn't the fault
Of the consular agents. who arc tied
up with regulations. and who must
wise all properly certified passports.
The best they can DO is to advise
against sailing, but their warninra
arc rarely needed.
Miss Russell eulogizcd Commerce
hopes is Europe. I am strcssing this
In my report to the President. a
system must be adopted for detcrnl-
inng at the consular Offices n
Europe when the quota Is filled"
Miss Russell eulogiAcd commerce
Secretary Davis. saying that she hal
seen him avert many tragedies II
parted mothers and children at Ellis
Island. but that lie is unable TO see
all such cases"
She Will make her second report to
President Harding personally, afrcI
visiting Italy. Hamburg and Bremen.
covering the, situation as 1t applies
10 Polish immigrants. who aresclenred
mainly through Germany, %s NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
BROKER CONVICTED
OF GRAND LARCENY
Attained Publicity n Year Ago nv
''Thc Man With the
AlcOyc Wife,"

NEW YORK, FEB. 17.--tIerbert 4.
Andrews. broker. was convicted oe
grand larceny in the first degree in
the Court of General Sessions today.
for selling $4,000 in stocks deposited
with him as collateral by Horace u
Van Week, OF Afontclair. n. j. lie
will he sentenced next Frday.
Andrews. who formerly lived in
Jersey City. attained publicity u year
ago as the man with the alcove
wife.
Ills true wife. Maud Augusta an
drews, charged him With bisamy. al
lesing that he married another wom-
AN and brought her home with him.
wife No.11 being relegatcd TO an als
cove during the impostor's stay.
Mrs. Andrews obtained a divorce
last April and the "other woman
fed. leaving Andrews without any
wife at ALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
SENATORS DISCUSS
z RESERVATIONS
Prevent Use of Armed Forces
Until Authorized by
Congress.
CLARITY 4.POWER PACT
President Will Intcrposc No
Serious Objection to Pro.
posed Action.
,.LARIFY 4.POWER PACT
IDy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE ad-
minisiration moved to hasten ratin-
cation OF the arms conference trea-
ties today by bringing quickly to the
surface all tho principal issues in
ToiTed in their consideration by tic
Senate
The Foreign Relations Committee
Republican leaders completed a pre-
l!minary survey OF opinion on every
one o: the eight conference agree
ments laid before the Senate. with
the result that il became apparent
against what particular points the
opposition was preparing TO direct
its heaviest fire.
Resp"nd Monday To RESOLUTION.
AZ The same time President Hard
IRE cahFasscd opinion in the Amcri-
can delegation regarding the Senate
request for full information on the
four-powtr treaty negotiations. and
ic; 1t be known that his reply 10 tho
resolution OF request would be son,
10 the Capitol not later than Monday
lie is expected To tell the Senate IN
brief message that no stenorranbic
record of the negotiations was kent
or was practicable.
me committee discussions. which
began Yesterday. developed few sur
Pr'ses in their disclosure of Senate
sentiment. In the view of the Re-
publican leaders. they confirmed the
expectation that the four-powcr
treaty would encounter greatest on.
position that the naval Limitation
treaty would be questioned by some
senators because Of its provision
against further >fortihcation of Guau
ana the Philippines, and that the rcn.
erai Far Eastern and Chinese tor,f,
treaties might have some opponcn,s
tcontinued on Page IL 1,oI. , =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
COMMITTEE REPORTS
SUBSTITUTE FEE. BILLS
WTTHSLIGHTCHANGES
Police Captain Empties
Gun, but Bandits Escape
LEY United News ]

NEW YORK, Feb. lin sight
o: police captain enjoying II
quiet day OF. four Sunmen with a
stolen automobile held up and
robbed two bank messengers Of
$4,000 in currency, shot one of
them and escaped amid fire from
the police captains pistol, this ac-
tcrnoon. The robbery took place
III crowded street under Queens
borough Bridge. Manhattan.
Police Captain Corcoran chanccd
to be near enough To the robbery
To see four men step from an au-
tomobilc. shoot Richard T.. Hohrs.
one Of the messengers. in the back.
and leap back into their machine.
which was moving as they got in.
Although hc cmpticd his gun at
"e car. tho men kept on going and
were lost i'll the traffic. The money
belonged To the Pacific Bank.
liohrs is in a serious condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
CHILDREN ARE SAVED
FROM BURNING HOME
Fire Had spread to Room in Which
They Were mt Play when
Vescucrs Appeared.

Two children were rescued from
flames that slightly damaged frame
dwelling at III West Cary street last
night. The building was occupied
by II. II. King.
Fire had spread to two rooms on th.
first floor, where the children We're
at play, when firemen from Nos. ana,
e'engine companies arrived on the
scene. They broke into the home and
removed the children in safety to the
street Tho parents were away.
Smoke attracted the attention OF
ncighbors.> who turned In an alarm
q First and Cary strs4ts III, :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
CHARGE MILLIONAIRE
UNFIT TO TAKE CHILD
FORMER Wife OF II. 4. Crane RcpIics
fo Petition for jurisdiction
Over 10y.
Try Associated Press

GENEVA, ILL.,. Feb. i7.-Herbert
4. Crane. millionaire iron man. is
not morally fit To care for his infant
son, Miss Elida Piza. the Costa Rican
beauty. his former Wife. charged to-
day in filing reply 10 Mr.. Cranes
retition that their child he brought
under jurisdiction OF the Kane Coun-
" courts The child was awarded
to MISS ltza at the time OF the di-
vorcc.
The reply TO Cranes petition as
serted that he had been named In
Scahuaious uiHorcc suits. that he
was sued and paid Judgment for
Il shortage In Il trust fund and that
he had neglected his children hv n
former wife. particularly one who
was now unGer Il penitcntiary sen
ichcc Tor an attack on two litti,
girls.