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The New York herald., 1922-12-17

Porto Rico 444 S Scotland l. 10th.
President Van Buren, 1,2ss Z Ambrose
10th.
5 Hardness 20 S Hatteras 10th.
ST Dunstan 100 Il Delaware Breakwater ioth
Samuel l. Fuller l99 SW south Pass loth.
san Benito III Nantucket J. l6th
san Bruno 3Is S Nantutls let l. lbtn
Santa LuLsa 195 S Ambrose l. ldth
s7ocony 1873 SSW Block Island 10th.
Steel Navigator 800 Cape Henry loth.
Sunbeam 1885 Il Sand Key 18th.
rivives 2s0 n Cristobal 18th.
Toloa $40 5 Scotland = 10th.
Vesta 1873 SSW Block Island 10Th.
w Keene (tug). towing schr Ruth Martirs
10 Barnegat 18Th.
w Tiford AIS Sc Cape Race 18Th.
Walter Jennings 1914 W Sand Key 18th.
Wifaro 53f 3 Ambrose l. 10th.
William Rockefeller 1926 from Ambrose l.
zulia $40 Scotland v 18th.
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.
Afoundria 2,5SS NE Great Abaco 10th.
Arapahoe IL SW Hatteras 10th.
Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Continued From Preceding Page.
DUE SUNDAY (Continued).


El Dia, Galveston 1fth. ...... Southern Pac
Josey Hernosand 25tA. .Munson Line
Kristianiafjord, Leith 2Sth.. .NorMegian- Am
Laristan. Cardiff 7th......-.J winchester
Legie, Huelva 2sth. ......... .A!gerian-An
Maria. Seville 2Ith.. h............. Phelps Bros
Michigan. Antwerp 30th. Atlantic Transport
Mississippi. London 1st. Atlantic Transport
Montana. Colon Atm ......... ., .Luckehpacn
Portsaid Maru. Lisbon 18th. Suzuki & go
Ryndam. Plymouth 7th. ........ Hoiianc-Au
Sonora. Bilbao Dec 1............F ]. en- Line
Tanamo. San Juan 18th. ..... Atlantic Fruit
Toloa. Port Limon 10th. ........ United Fruit
nUE MONDAY. DECEMBER 49,
Araguaya. Southampton sth. Royal Mail
Argus, Antwerp I'd. black piaMonu
Astrea. Haiti 18TH. Funch-t.uye
Baltic. Liverpool 9th. ..... White Star Line
Banan. Kingston 18TH. ........ .uni,ea uit
Bolivar, King ton 18th. .Ciyoe LIE
Creole, New Orleans i3fh...,.. southern rae
Elnsport, Rotterdam I'd. Black Diamond
Fort Victoria. Bermuda 10th.
Furne s-Bern1ufa
Lord Byron. Algers Let; Er,,9 no
Monterey Hara a l3'h..- -...-....x Wat n
Porto Rico, San Juan 13th... N =
Santa LuiFa, Valparaiso goth. -. Grace Line
Truro City. Liverpool Nov 49,. u Nav
Vardulia, London 5thE. .Cunard Line
West Eldara. st Nazaire 4th.- .Cosmopolitaf
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
BY the Radio Corporation OF
America.

Ipistance given I'm miles; position az noon
unless otherwise specified.l
Agwistar 40 NE Colon PM 18TH.
Aladdin 234 SSw Ambrose l. l6th.
America 1923 Ambrose l. " 10TH. :, ,..,.
Benjamin Brewster 1854 S Ambrose u loth'
bird City 100 SSE Ambrose l. V l6th'
BIrkenhead 20 w Lizard 10Th.
Bramel Point 13s Sc Cape May 10Th.
t3yron ID Benson 2465 ESE San Pedro lotn.
Carerso 157 Il by Ambrose l. loth
Chester Sun 40 n Hatteras 18TH. ..,
City of Columbus 1853 NNE Hattcras ieth.
City OF ST Louis 100 s Ambrose il loth'
Coastwise 25 Fire Island 18TH.
Cody 2l00 Il Ambrose l. V 18th.
Coeieda go Il Cape Henry 18TH: -,
Columbia left Havana for New YORK AN
10th.
Conehatta IA Il Boston 16th.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Baltic (Br). Liverpool-for New YORK
Iato Monday evening-or early Tuesday morn
ing. - o.. ro,,,
Str Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam Tor New
YORK. Ia expected 10 dock at foot OF o'n
street. Uohoken, about 80 PM Sunday
str Araguaya (Br). Hamburg ior New
York. is expected 10 dock at pier ", Morth
River. late Monday evening or carry iues-
day morning.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Dec 16-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine r. sinesri
School o. the Seamens Church In titute. .
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
Goth meridian, or hours Glow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiri-g correct Green
1yich mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Almanac for New York Dec. IL.

sun rises 7<14 Moon rises. 80 AN
sam sets 4 80 Moon sets. IL Pm
TINE OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER II
Sandy Hook. ......... 6 20 AN - Pm
Governors Island. -. = 9 - AN Z. l NJ
Hell Gate (Artoria)... % AN % I'M
The time given IN the above liable 1 East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
nuE MONDAY. DECEMBER ls.'
ME TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10.

Ausonia, Liverpool 9th. ....-... .Cunard Line
Colombo. Genoa 9th. ltaila Anl nm
la Bourdonnais, Havre 9th. .French Line
Maracaibo Mayaguez 18TH. Red ID Line
Olympic, Southampton 18TH. White star Line
Orizaba. Havana 18th ....... ward Lile
President Garfield. London 9th. u , Lines
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
KILLINGS BRING
DEMANDS F0R
Strike ACTION
|LsglslatIen Creating industrial
Court to Govern Mines d
RSing Urged.
~ J. BARr CAAnnELL.
Istsrnaeasnal Nswe ee1vles.

Aroused BY the mine war n
southern Illinois, naer,hers Of Ge9-
gress are demanding that the "a
eral Government take tmmedia&e
steps 70 END the eel strike.
Lesislaticn creating sn ildgs-
trial tribunal having jurisdiction
over the6 prcAuetion, distribution,
and consumption of coal, such @
was advocated by Judge william -.
Kenyon before his retirement from
the Senate, d aeain heinz urged.
TT II high time the Admintstrer
tion abandoned tn policy 'cf 'hands
Off the coal strike. and tock erect
i've measuree to atop II before teere
are other outbreaks with attendant
Ioss Of iife," declared Congressman
bland (Rep.l Of Indiana. chairman
Of the House Labor COMMITTEES fol-
lowing q conference he had with
Secretary of Commerce Hoover,
Hand discussed with Hoover every
aspect Of the coal situation, fnciud-
inG the slaughter of mine workers at
Herrin, Ill. II was understood he
left Hoover, as did Senator Borah
RepJ of Idaho, chairman Of the
Senate Labor Committe, recently,
under the impression that there ives
little prospect Of an immsdiate set
tlement Of the coal strike unisss the
Government sdopted drastic meas
ures to end II.
senator Horah was reported to be
closely watchins the developmenta
in southern Illinois and IN the cosl
fields elsewhere, including Penn
syivania, where there are appr,nd'
mately eoo.oVo mine wcrkers Idle,
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
WEEKS THREATENS ARMY
oFFlcGRe WHO cRITIclse

Replying to charEe by Congress
man Cramton, of Michtgan, that
army officers were emuxgied" BY the
War Department. 6ecretary Of Wsr
weeks today declared that any. Of
s:s .,S K. sSi Scgp publ, y ,ss HS%,n.
.tcn vGse ,Ss 1872 ss :Ss 8 an
.officsr were net OF ssrious nature
the, only punishment. Weehs nh
wcuid bs the notation on the sffss'e-'s
record that he he'd been indisnyest
weeks said II vas his desire e
get information before the public
concerning the policies Of the War
pepartment, hut that he would not
permit these policies TO b. attacked
by officsYs ef the army. ~
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
Or. RATH[NAU
. Slain; BERLIN
FEARS Revolt

(Conttnued from First Pa@eJ
bera, tryias to drive them frsn the
chsuhes. II took the president .
quarter Of On hour to restore order.
The death Of the foreign secretary
removes the chief link through
which aInieahle dcslings have been
carried on between Germanv and the
allies.
DIR. Rathenau. more than any
ether German official. held the con-
tidence Of the allied sfatesr,eu, II
was through his efforts that the
German goverRment was abe to en-.
er into q formal pact With France
,roviding for the payment OF q pro-
portiop OF the Indemnity In goods IN
,.ead Of gold He 10 also given
credit for averttng the crisia on
May 1, when II appeared inevitable
that France would occupy the Ruhr
Basin. So
Or. Rathenau Was not politician
and entered the cabinet only upon
urging OF men prominent Ia ecoomic
life who recognised his high execu-
I've ability. Formerly he vas head
II the German General Elect-ic Com,
mny, one Of the greatest eornrauies
. Continental Europe.
Befere becoming foreign sew ',ary
IN January 30, 1929. DIR. RAthenau
Rad served a. minister Of re-cnstr,tc.
ion. Previously Dr.. With, now
chancellor. had held ,hs pos
foreiGn secretary,
Roth before and after R.ceptinG
the foreign secretaryship. Dv. RRthe-
nau represented Germany w nsM y
rus conferences with tn "'f"s
,mong his NEST -prominert achieve
.nsnts during HE incumcepey es
minister Of reconstruction Was ,he
agreement he negetisted with Louis
ssoueheur, French minister Of liber.
ated regions. at Wissbaden last oc'
toher.
Dr.. Rathenau ives Q stong SUR
,orter Of Chancellor Wirth's policy
" fulfillmeut, BY which he hoped 10
nlacats the sllies and eventually gain
tightening OF Germany's burden.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
.CONFEREESON
DISTRICT BILL
. N|TE0NITEMs
Agree to Sum Of 81, ,os6, ,ooc
For School Buildings In
Present Year.

The conference report on the Dis.
triet appropriation bill. agreed to by
the House and ready today; provides
for the following principal items:
The sum Of ~. SOC. 900 for the Dis
triet's new water conduit. 20 be madc
available within the next year, thc
total cost Of which win be ae,7ss. 900.
The sum Of t100. 900 fer Q home ana
school for feeble e-minded, the total
cost Of which win be Sfk0.00o.
The sum Of $2,Dae.00o for school
buildings. this total to be expended
surtng the next year.
The sum Of SsSs,ooo for various
street improvements, and also 70 tn
clude the cost Of preparing plans for
he new Western High School build
Ing.
Provision for salaries to pay tween
'y.five additional policemen.
Provision for the construction ar
,n"ning Of the new Qailingsr Hos
Provision for the necessary def.
cheney for the completion Of Me Ne,
bridge At Georgetown.
The sum OF sa5,000 for q bathinr
beach for colored people,
The sum OF 5000 for the upkeer
af the tourists camp In Potomac
Park.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
u. s. To Ccmnete FoI
Motorless Plane
Laurels

America will not leave ali
the laurels in motorlsss aero,
plane or "glider" contents to
the French and Germans. The
Asyonauticai Society Of the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nology has achieved the first
lcnpower flight H. the United
States since sxperimsnts prior
competitions this summer.
This vas disslossd ut yester-
days luncheon Of the wash
st tie univsrsity Club. =
~ I nsvycA'rty:: - III o.s.
p,..yS y,s sa'l s..S: s.sS.. = ss sl.y:s
Is isssf istsrisss
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
COURT HOLDS CONCERN
CAN'T SUE UNITED STATES

Justice Stafford. OF the District
Supreme Court. today dixmissed Q
petition for mandamus filed by the
Ship Construction aua Trading Com
Many, Of New York. to compel N: ]:
Corporation to accept petitioner's =
Sid for $500 for 2ss wooden ships
which HAD been advertised FOR sale
st public auction by the Shipping
Beard. and for which bids had 70 be
in by July I, 1921.
Petitioners claimed that. being the
highest bidders. the chipping Board
was compelled 10 sccept their lids.
This contention, however. was not
adopted nv the court, which stated
that the United States Government,
being q party In the transaction. nc
suit against the United states
could he maintained. Notice Of An
appeal was given. y, q
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
NEW ARMY RULE HoLDe
UP ARMY PROMOTION

Indefinite pcstponement Of action
on the nomination Of Lieut.. Col. Dun.
ran X, Major, formerly Of the Yam.
kee (New England division. to be
colonel was decided upon yesterday y
by the Senate Military Affairs Com.
mittee. The decjsion was madc IN
view Of the provision In the army
2ppropriations bill that there should
be no further promotions under the
grade Of .brigAdfer general for eix
months after the beginning Of fhe
neyt fiscal wear DULY y.
The decision also affected al other
army officers awaiting promotion
below the rank Of brigAdier general,
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
PARENTS OF BOYS

!, ny not have your boy carry Times route DUR
ing the vacation months. With the constant In
crease in the circulation Of The Times we can place
number Of boys on welpaying established routes
Small - deposit necessary to assure proper
ssrviceS lrcmpt payment Of account. Have your
boy come down today and talk It over with Mr..
LArkn. city crculator The Times, room 2A2 Munssy
Building. rf
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
WOMAN Jailed
IN Staying Of
BRITISH CHIEF

tGsntiHued frem First Fsse)
shooting Of Cir Henry wtlsep while
the causes which prsveke such deeas
remain,
Rla.ns Put On nritish.
"seenss Of outrage and carnsse
IN the north are the result Of Brttish
lnstisatien, British eenRiysnee end
British duphcity. In al this Dir
Henry Wiisen p'sysa 2 part thst =
not for Ulster, but for his imperial
Rsmonn de valers issued the fol-
The killing Of any human being ts
humble worker or peasant o. when
by the mighty, bis pane kn6wn In
ut u characteristic az cur hypo-
critical ciyilisatien that II 10 tn the
latter ease only that we are ezpected
to ery cut and express our horror
wy We, v'"ps my psss' h.v. pe,hias pu,
laathinG for speh conventional ex-
pressiens, when ordinary mes.s 10
nreveut such awful happenings are
deliberately put aside,
II do not know whe shet aiF Henry
Wtlsan or Why they shet him---ffem
the latest pFess reports II weuid ap.
pear that they were British seldiers-
but ] knew the attitude Of mind In a
campaign Of outrage and aggression
aeatHst which thsre seems 10 be no
redress which can be had hy men Of
the community against which ouch
campaigns are wased.
Can See EHplanstiOn.
IT know that bold men. abandoned
by the organised defense Of the state
and driven to @ point Of desperation,
viii seek to defend themselves by
deeds Of desperation, ] know life has
been hell tor the nationalist MINORITY
in Belfast and the neighborhood for
the past oeupls Of years, particularly
during the past sig month";,
y know vemen have been out.
murdepde, whole families wiped cut
and ] share the common belief that
cynical impefiaiism instieatsd these
outraEes and provided the means
for carrying than through,
~ can imagine, therefore, the
brother OF an outraged sister or the
husband Of an outraged wife or the
relative Of Q murdered kinsman
taking the Law IN hip hands and
resolving to- give his life for that of
the supposed designer Of campaign
| In which his dear ones were the vic.
tins. ] do not approve such rstalia-
ton but ! must not pretend to be
| misunderstood.
The mpral frsm the Irish stand.
point is this: II IL idle to look for
peaae between nations or domestic
peace within a nation except on q
foundation Of justice"
De Valera then repeats his eriti.
cisms Of the paftieipation In the
Irish British pact. insisting that last
December thsre was q chance for
everlasting peace between England
and ireland u England had not
uttsred . threat OF war.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
Carksburg Orders
Demolition Of
Wet Signs
ny l.sess..lsesl ssws ssrv'es.

:. cLARKsBuRG, w, Vs., June
44.-Not . tangible street re-
minder of the days Of saloons
Is TO be permitted 70 remain In
Clarksburg by order Of the city
council. II has served notice
on Thomas 3. Smith, propris-
tor Of . soft dAak satsblish-
men, that he must change the
name Of the place from "The
Corner Bar" take down all signs
hearing that name and remove
the front swinging doors.
The Corner Bar 10 . survival
of the ante-prohihition days,
having formerly been . saloon.
When prohihitien came along
Smith continued In business at
the same old stand with the
same bsr fixtures, the only
change being IN the nature Of
the beverages dispensed.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
LASH APPLIED 70 lDLER
AFTER WARNING TO WORK

HON POINT. N. O.. June sl.--A
A party Of Unidentified men seised
julie Garrett, Of jamestown. took
him in an automobile TO lonely
spot near Deer River oharch. and
severely fiosgsd him last night. he
reported 20 pslies today.
uarrstt said he recently nd besn
warned. - 90 % wosk. ,...h ,,f
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
PRISONER LOCKED IN VAN
IN WHICH ne ESCAPES

4 NoRRIsrOWN, Pa., June ss,-r
Secretins himself beneath rugs In
a van which came to the Jail to get
prisoners work. Francis Boyle. Of
bridgeport, doing three years for
burglary. was captured at the Coral
Manufacturing Company. plant,
where the truck went to unload.
Boyle did not figure that the vap
had docrs which were locked from
the outside.
Warden Fellman and keepers did
not know OF his escape until In.
formed from the mill.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
HEAD DIES IN TORONTO

TORONTO, 'ypRe st.-James ].
McCaffery, president ef the Toronto
Basehali 'cluh OF the IPtsrnationsl
LEA dsssys: ,aa.x S,se r. pig home this this
Ill Ter mere than q year, having
suffered several strokes Of paralysis.
He vas abppt fifty-one years old.
II understood that sll the In.
ternationai League clubs will post
ppne their esmes Monday, the day
pf the funeral. The Toronto club
% st preseRt playing In Baltimore.
/, McCaHArv was one OF the best
known men in minor league base
ball.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24

in the river, he said, and never win
be recovered. 4 {f ts.
Get Ceffips for Enemies.
Fifty per cent Of the striking
miners owH their ewn hapies, he
said; sixty-five PEP oept are Amer
leans, and practically all Of them
are "abie TO get along" regardless OF
their enforced idlsness since April
70, Despite the antipathy OF the
striking mipers against pon,pnipn
men. preparations went forward to-
day 10 obtain .coffias for the dead In
an adjoininG town. NsftI
Two more bodies ware found In
Propss' Field, about two miles east
Of here, last night, bringing the total
known dead to twenty.thFss.
Property damage to the aeuthsra
Illinois Oael company mine. which
were dyRsmited and fired. viii AGGrs.
Oats e5So,00o, II ives sstimsted, A
TIN 70 the wrecked mins revsslsd
The gveperty to be slness . fatal
No efforts ere being made - serd
or bring troops to Herrin. Sheriff
Melvin TheEten ssid toAay thet they
ape net Hsseseavy, that ne further
trSuhls = espeetsd or tntsHdsd-
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
JURY SEEMS HUNG IN
WIFE KILLING CASE

PITTsRUHaH, Juns aA.--A hung
,urv seemed likely this afteraoen
In the case Of James ]. Flaupery
wealthy young cluhmsn OF this city
who is charged With first degree
murder for. the killing Of his wife
etiil cat at 1880 this afternoon. ;
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
MINDS HkR KNlTrIN' At
MEgTlN', NAMED TAX CHIEF

HARTFORD, Gem. June st.=As
she sat sRd knit during sisht bal.
lets, Miss ida FeRfaeld IVES slscted
tsx eeliseteF st the meetiRs Of the
5s. ans:.s essss"eas y, ,ssS,. ss ps,ss s.son
eRs has The SistiRetioe 81 being
bestsR hy the first woman tax col.
Letter In efssReetleut.
Helllsser had been eelleetor for Q
yeeS aRd vas eager for reelection,
He ha4 q reliable group that voted
fef him sil the way, but the tip Was
out THAI q woman euGht to have
eSrtss sss asH5h aMshd1asn M1s rGssnss cS.ns T.
several no chpieen ballots, Miss
Penfisid was declared elected.
She stepned knitting long enough
to make q graceful little speech Of
apprsciation.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
Hen Has Artistic Taste.

HARRI9BUR1. June 2<.--J. u.
Kline, Of New Cumberland. owns 2
hen With an sFtistio tempsrament, A
huge egg, which weighs about ,i6ht
tiHes - Evch W Q uoru,al sgg, vus
laid py the ben. and I 70 marked
With the outline Of Girl's head. an
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
Find Students Body In Lake

HOUdHTON. Mich,. June a.
The body Of 0corge W. piclxinson,
|'ef Detroit, q young divinity student,
temporarily assigned TO the Hpis.
eepai ebureh o. Onteatagon, Mich.
We dissppesSs1 Apyu 70. wss fsund
J Geefins u LAke eupsrisr q mile
and . half iron ksgssnaw nsisl !
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
Brids L Stolen From
Wedding By Her
Brother
~ lsseFsaslessl News sesvies,

VANCOUVER, Washa June
A.-With ring, marriage license
and sweetheart, Richard W,
Fieid appeared before the Rev,
A. D. skasss here.
When Field later left the
vsIsensge he still had Nths ring
and the msFyisge Heense-=aHl
q black eye-hut no bride,
The syoam-te-be was In the
very oct ef plseiag the riHg
On the fiaGeS Of Miss ViFGiRia
Griffin when the lstteF's brother
Epahed int the Feem, sbeutingi
aas .s.,. ms's'sse sas'l 80 no
he brother ordered his sic.
teF'e leYer 70 .eeme outside"
HeA did 80 and received q
wslisR In the eye. Then the
bsetheF's fgiehd appeared with
N sRtamehile, and the tive msp
dFaeQed the Reay-bytde into the
nadine and speeded away.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
DOUBT
Girl s SUICIDE;
Ky. man IsHELD
tcentisued from ysst Page,

tcentisued from TiFst Page,
today to BE- rsspensibie Tor the shoos-
Ing ri Miss Lavoy.
"I wanted her to marry me and
she refused" Greasy said. I'VE
quarrelled and shs shot herself"
Assistant District Attorney 10.
wards. after working on the case al
night. Gid tcday:rTo1
II am satisfied that suicide rect
had been proposed by Crcesy ano
that the girl refused to agree TO H."
The engagement. friends Of Miss
I.avoy said, was broken last April.
Cressy came here Thursday,
Last night he called st the hcuse
and eat talking In the sitting room
for q while.
when the shot wss heard. Cressy
ran out of the room shouting. "She
has killed herself; she has shot her.
self"
Under police interrogation Greasy
said that. they had auarrelled about
Getting married, and that after talk.
.na q while he had become sleepy
and had dozed off. He said II vas
then that Miss Lavoy must have
seized his gun and shot herself.
says Girl Shot Hsrsef.
Greasy In b signed statement
made 70 County Detective Ferdinand
Miller, declared the school teacher
had shot herself, Greasy stated he
had been in Miss Lavoy's room for
several hours. His coat containing
his revolver, he said. was hanging
on a chain. Miss LAvoy left the
couch to bring him a siass Of water
and then rejoined him. He was
just about doEing off. he declared.
when he heard the shot.
"She did not ct up again after
getting the water, for II she hed
she would have diaturbed me and
{ would have known It." cressy
said.
Cressy said the girl had never
made any threats 10 him about
taking her life. He said they had
planned 10 be married In July but
due to his financial condition he
had postpened the marriage for q
year
Cressy asserted he had been mar.
ried beeore and had been divorced
BY his wife who is living with her
father. nd Cottle, at Huntinston'
w. Va. w t4f
The Washington times., 1922-06-24

a. ;.s:.,..R ;:s'':: III. ys::i'cs ::Sl:,,;s =
9 80 -: : s:sss I'D ~ i!i':s::-.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
WEerFIELp GIRL GETS
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEDAL

wEsTFIEI.D, Mass. June ,t.v
Mtes Alice Rssan, o. King street.
this city. received a silver medal re.
esntly for not missing q Sunday
school session a. the Second Consre-
rational Church for sixteen years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-29
HOCANSVILLE
MAN LOCATED
Banlsc=- Was Waadcring .Abol
II I7Iosids+Hc2d i;y
Police @

h0GANSVILLE, Nov. 29.-Aft-
er tre earth had seemingly swal-
lowed J. c. Todd, Friends and rela-
tives Of the prominent HogansvilIc
banker are ieassued over tele-
gram received Tuesday from the
cEief Of police 81 Fort Meade, Fla,
stating chat MIR. Todd is in his Gus
tody after being found with his mind
apparently deFanged.
Mr Todd's wife and q daughter,
Mrs. Hugh SpradlinG, are The only
Hogansviie relatives OF the man WI
has been missing from his home
since November IT. They are anx.
iouSiy awaiting the return from
Florida of D.. Walter C. Todd, OF
Marietta, son Of Mr.. Todd, who lett
Atlanta last night to bring mis- faith
cr back to hogansville. n