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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-07

The company was given a vacation until
Under RECEIVERS.
1t is safe to say that Charlie Chaplin is
not engaged to any girl this week late
rumors to the contrary. The funny footed
comedian was seen out in public one night
only entering a downtown cafe arm-ln-
arm with Max Under.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-07

successes of the year. Thomas II. Inee is
setting out to do another big one. Its
present title is Someone to Love This
is an original story by c. Gardner Suili-
van. and is a tale Of circus life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-07

Fog has been classified into eight
rieties ranging from very dense" to
slight mist by the British air ministry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-07

in Hollywood recently He was in the
midst of a new production. but CO.
director carried on.
When Dame Grundy runs out Of other
topics she starts a new rumoF that Mary
Miles Minter is engaged to marry. This
time it was to Tommy Dixon, son of the
millionaire pencil manufacturer. Both
deny it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-07

What Women VIII Do is to be shown
in six reels of film. What Women Won't
Do" could be shown in one.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29
Real Estate


Now ts the time to prepare for your
spring gardens. We have several
choice aero tracts, well located on
The fast growing east side. near
paved highway. which we VIII offer
at $1,000 per acre with only 500
cash, the balance easy monthly pay-
mcnts You should see these tracts
at once Can us for appointment.
YADON INVESTMENT co
OsuEc 1858 Usage ooSs
625 Kennedy Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

OK itENl-NGry desirable 4-room apart.
Went nicely furnished. Close in. Per
manent Cedar SsRo-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

LANnS ANn rAnmS ron sAtr y,
trucking, f!ua location ana good mar.
kHti near school and churches. D and
10 acres, terms go suit, NO interest
Aldrrsa 6Nb.N cpte World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

MODERN two-room furnished apartment
ed. Usage 63lg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

CHEYENNE, s, 1lo9-Three.room. fur.
nished apartment. private hath.
sgreened.in porch; all bills paid. adults
Usage 2l1e ''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29
CHOICE VACANT LOTS

$4,000 so feet by 131 feet, South
Cincinnati, Sunset PARK.
feet front. l25 feet deep,
Il2 feet wide at reHr corner loS,
Sunset Park, South Cincinnati
So. OuO--lO0 feet by 143 feet, cor-
nor lot. Twenty y-sccond street, Sum
set park.
E6o50-1o0 feet by 1A3 feet South
Norfolk Sunset Park.
BLAIR BROTHERS
REALTORS
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Palace Bids Cedar $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29
Real Estate for Rent
H0TSTs ron RFNT

NEW A-ruum house and sleeping porch
for rent 1890 +. Seventh or phone
Usage 1920.
NEW 5-rcom, in irving, on pavement.
one room furnished ANA reserved by
owner cQuple only. Hudson. DsaGe 4s0l.
oWAssO, s, ll--Nice modern b-room
cottage, near school Can residence,
0sage 1857. office osago 2ll4
SIX ROOM modern bungalow, close IN;
very desrahe ca! 'e.tar 2@a! z
sEVEN-ROOM house, 10 W sixteenth.
modern Exchange Trust Co, Usage
siUO.
sGN-ROOM modern, close m, 500. SIX
rooms, basement, furnace, garage. North
Denver, SIS. osoge SIS or G2o
SIX ROOM modern bungalow. a real
home fine location. Phone Usage 1852.
slN-ROOM modern house for rent usage
42l0-R.
THREE-ROOM modern duplex, newly
decorated on car line and good well
OF water. rent reasonable, no children,
1908 = FIRST St. Osage 9525-R
TWELFTH, W, 6l7-Four-roorn house.
bath; one block from car and school,
$40. Usage 523S.
WHEELING, ~ l0-six rooms and
breakfast room; garage ana servant
quarters.
HOLSEs- II KNiSHED Is
A DESIRABLE couple to share furn.shed
bungalow. can Usage 6o7g.
BRADY, W, lll3-Half Of 6-room du-
and water paid; sink IN kitchen. pr..
yate bath. Usage 626l-R,
EIGHTH. W. i6.--Twn rooms, $40 per
week; everything furnished for rent.
FOR RENT--Slx-room cottage furnished;
garage, well wateri close iu. Usage
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished new duplex
cedsr GSdsS' a7o. t'O E An'l'"s' telephone
FRISCO, ~ 4oi-rhree, rooms q nicely
furnished. modern, duplex close In, rtnt
Reasonable, Cedar 3tIO-R
FOR RENT-5-room modern bungalow,
furnished. Gail Usage 5o79.
FOR RENT--Will lease Morningside home
for SIX months; nine rooms, 2-Car "a
rage, servant quarters, completely fur
FOR RENr--Well furnished six-room
house breakfast room, basement and
garage IN Hi!lcrest, Gl2 S. Yorktown.
Cedar 7s2.
NICELY furnished groom bungalow,
on bus line; to responsible people SIS
". Easton. Usage Sj55.
NINTH, b., ll--E!ght.room roomtng
house, furnished, 20 responsible people.
OsaEe sela.
NEWPORT. S, i3l5--Nicely furnished. &
LOOT room bnnsa.ltoowy' on south side $3.50.
Lt!l OsaEe o.OI.
THREE ROOM modern house Tor rent.
furnished. Usage 4s75.
WILL SHARE new homo with couple and
care for child IL mother employed, 1879
y. Third.
11TypICES NED OISL! V0nNI 71
: .,
TIN, thNTI En,a,D iCEn 'Sp Saoo [eS" IG
SEc,,sr,. an s,,,.tg, +,,,,,,.. 9. hp,,r
elevator service. desirable suite Of two
large front offices. single office com.
plaferv Furnished. phOna osaEa sGOO or
can At room cO4 Tuloma B.dg
i---Tlj --- -
Iowa bnIjjtoE See Tu,sa ssruritV 90
e3I Iowa Bldg
FOR RENT-s.Hg.e office MiIco build
Ing 4nlId ana ,.leyehhe' EAchahfe
. .a- ~. ga"s - w. ------------
49,, 0T.s DJ ,sr III" III ] amu '%aru a,
rsrtad sta.1, baaf. good ta1it0r ssryt1s
Win r-spt bsparate or en- syjte. Sc. g. c,
cole 2l0 Cole Bldg Phone Usage l2I.
NOTICE. PROFESSIONAL MEN.
OFFICE APARTMENT.
luterurban building, Fourth and Boulder,
Lt- HRmWeit A. BALDWIN. Usage "vh--
22i7,
TWO very desirable piilce rooms, reason
able rent frst class lanifoT and e.e-
w5rId 6alding rsssonabs !en'. hrst
Apply business office Word
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

GUTHRIE, s., 504--Three nice rooms and
Cedar 2g74-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

A TEN-ADRE tract for home chicken
ranch grapes. fruit 500 per acre. five
years time; small paymentsi one mile
Usage $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

APNIt 7 MENr Of two nice rooms com
trance. 100 n. MaybeU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29
Real Estate FOR Sale

Real Estate FOR Sale
ACREAGE FOR SALE ~
a TEN-A,RE tract for home. chiCEcu
ranch, grapes. fruit, 500 per acre. five
years time, small paymcHtsi one mile
from tulsa-Broken Arrow pavement
FOR SALL--Ten acres on paving. south
east of town; $1,000; beautiful high
land; a bargain ana the terms are easy.
Leslie hrooks 60. rcaltorr paage 2s73.
FIVE ACRES on pravci road. good sur
r@nhaaass ,,.a, ed good so!l rri1o '2se99'
w y. Mccoy 20 W. rim St
TEN ACRES-Adelr county, Oklahoma,
only 500, SO Gosh, balance monthly.
cedar a., p. o. box s52
NE HAVE two 6-acre tracts. adjoining
on North Lewis viii trade fJr small
renting praperty Patterson Realty
GO, 2i0 Robinson Bldg, Usage 1850.
FIVE AgREs desi1abjy located en- the
Iulsa-aapulpa interurhan railroad. Val
nabIe oll rights SO with this land; free
gns, Will trAde Tor Groom modern home
In the city Patterson Realty Co, 2l0
Robinson hldE,. Usage b05o-7l2o.
4o-ACRE FARM, close to Broken Nroow.
very fertile, on the paving, ~ not leased,
oI rights valuable, wll' trade for Tulsa
city property Patterson Realty Co.
30 Robinson BldEg Usage So5o-7l20.
pa ACRES ON Lewis road, close in, ex-
ccptonaI termg, this tract not only lays
good but overlooks the Arkansas river
valley, price $4,000 Phone Cedar g6l1
w. j. Mccoy, s6 w. Titth.
IL. ACRES. on Broken Arrow road; has
1900 feet OF road frontage: can he
sold tn smaller tracts; liberal terms
Phone Cedar 26li. W. d. Mccoy, &c
". Fifth.
so ACRES On Broken Arrow road, close
In and real good buy; see US person
ally. w. ID MCtON. 1G NJ EfIih
HOUSES FOR SALE ~
AN EXCEPTIONAL offer $500 cash and
$40 per month; hrand-new 5.room
bungalow, long living room across the
built-in features, on the paving IN one
OF the hest restricted districts on the
south side' price only $500. call Usage
\ THREE-ROoM house near Lewis and
Federal, good buy ot 1890, {iJ0
down: large lot. Usage SIG.
BhuADMupR BARGAlS--B bungalow. nat,
urnl shade, ak rooms three bedrooms,
nice hall. French doors. hardwood
tu9rs, furVace ana garage. This house
VIII sell right away. See or cRU W. S
clinton, reaitor. Cedar .49i 3IJ
kennedy Blds.
BY OWNER Beautiful southeast loca.
t!on, H!gh and overlooking the city.
paving now going In. just completing
colonial bungalow. five rooms ana
breakfast room, living room aCr0as the
irnHt. tile hath. base tub, p"desta! lay
utprFt select oak floors throughout, lux
uriOus decorations aud electrical fix.
lures, massive manteI. al up-to-date
features, cement front porch, basement
l3N32, roughed In for furnace: garage
ana solid drive; built for home. care
fully planned ana a home you would
1880 cash. balance arranged TO suit.
Call Osaae aj6.-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

- = - = W LstN -- NfhlShCut two rooms,
private entrance. Usage 8572. rrceu.
tonaiy located. can early
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

WANTED-Congenlhi young lady to share
cogy Groom apartment 9l6 s cheyenne
apartment ? Cedar 2479 after p m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

ELWOup. g. tIt-neautl'uIy furnished
suite OF rooms. living room and sIcep-
home gentlemen only. Phone OseEe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29
IRVING PLACE

NEW ATTRACTIVE uuNGALOw-35.oOO.
with basement $500 cash down, balance
monthly, has five rooms and bath, select
oak floors throughout, al built-in fen
tures, excellent bath, fine decorations
good closets IVORY finish, m2ntol local
home. 4. J. jenkins d Son. Usage $500
517j, 52s Mayo Bldg
NORTH CHEGENNE--SlE. room buupt-
low. modern Rvery way, WlutCi garage.
basement, yard Hll fenced its @ real
buy Price $3.50; $3.50 cash. Hahf
sons Usage 3.
NOTICE--Hsal estate men. Property al
404 > Denver has been taken of tho
market Maude Rcnnie.
QUAKER sa al -Sey,H-Ioom house for
sale small cash payment easy terms.
by owner. Phone Usage $3.50.
oH%Eh wiH s",i -g9s nan cost, -room
g24 per month. Also 6-1.om bungalow
$500 down, balance $50 per month. l0A
$. Tacoma.
SOUTH SIDE, close in, owner leaving. VIII
sacriflse, groom. 2-story, furnace. ga
rage, go by $40 east front corner. cheap
peying best locerun. Cedar .5so-R
sENEN-hDpM --sfory, east tr.n,. lnc
suadci $1,000 down. price {5,o0p f. y.
B'rrett Oaagn sa or Gs.
SOUTHEAST SIDE 1850 cash, braul-
new bungalow, s.N large rooms ucIua-
ine l-tront living room aud break
fast room every hnli-Ia c1usru.eug.
cove mo4.dlusz n uylnr room and
.1t..r.. ,...,... t,...,..,., ..t ...' ,.'
some decorations and elcctrnaE EnStuTos
drive. one ~ fhg' ntrnaat ,U1 raat Ir.
caugua ON tnc sr.fIa9a. siln arr-
rounded uy beautiful. homes bargain
et $4,000 Coll Cedar 1921
TINS EXCLUSIVE ,,r.r.,I rr,rgaIoy f-r
only gs SEQ. rlx large yuoms 'Hcr4aIag
ur,aEfast room. hulu,srI hand Har.rr
TONS. HE marfc.. pool. h,svg oak
floors. large bagemart. ali b..fa or
buGt..n features. large r..umol -aus
r.r-ots Ifrla closest b.. t,r. ..r s..r.f
your avn GeCarafIor. and .rat r,,g...
garage ana dr.va. Iara,.I oa Ilt ru.Ir5.
CgG -.a fsr f.irtf.- f.f.r4 r.s4r 5a.a
gGI7Ty -IDE new. ,r rat.ug i've ..rg.
rnau.z brcalf.gt f..a t... T.t. I.a..
mrut g-rura trrars r.r..s ga.,r
for arro.utmen, omasa 6ro.
START fhr now F,.r. ..r..f .f..r ID Uu..,
hr.rd-ueV E.r.au. ..u. III bfrrsI.t.
modern nErdwoga Gloom. tuUt-tn f.a-
tures No Hfctau. ra..E.a r.,.E front.
basement, garage. driveway. only $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29
Real Estate for Rent

Third. OsaFe 1863.
A GROOM apartment, for rent January
]. Usage 5g27
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

bOsIpN ~ 6l2--Two-roon furnished
apartment Usage as23.J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29
WDpUW AID PARK
BARGAIN

1850 chsU buys thiH choice residence
iut TaW ElEhta,uth street A. !. len.
kIus. unEc iaoG-5T7b, b2s Mayo Eijr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29
Personal Property
MEANING APrAREL

.-yT CTICK-Highest prices paid Tor
.sc1ri-haud clothes, shoes and hats
osagp 1l46.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

ELGIN. S., 92l--Three-room apartment,
nicely furnished Cedar S92i.R
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

ELEGANTLY furnished Hpartments i've
rooms; Will board with tenant II agree.
able fer mart rent. 32o-A z, Eighth ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

CINCINNATL &, 4i7-Nicciy furnished
modern anartment, piano. close H.
DETROIT, s. 909--Two small apaT--
ments, everything furnished. tb5 ma
tGb per month. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-29

fSub hooM Broom, efficiency. steam
see lanitor 1920 $. BOULDER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
VIRGINIA MAN GETS
80 MARINE COMMISSION

WASUiNGTON, Feb. 26.-D"lbert u.
SANGER. son of William y. Spangicr.
OF West Point. Va. was one OF the
| fourteen candidates who recently
appcarcd before the examining board
nj the marine barracks here. and
were pronounced fully qualified for
appointment as second lieutenant in
the Marine Corps. The proceedings
and findings Of the board have been
approved by Secretary Of the Navy
DENLY, and nominations viii be made
to the Senate Immediately.
Corporal SpanEier formerly held n
commission in the army, and since
Joining the marines, was ambitious
to advance to the higher ranks. He
was given the opportunity when he
was selected for a special course
of training to test his fitness for
a 'lieutcnancy. Most Marine Corps
officers are either graduates of An
| nnpolis. or men who were commits
stoned during the war. 4 few years
ago 1t was not unusual for men to
be promoted from the ranks. but there
are, fewer opportunities now than
there were formerly. Corporal
Spanglcr not only passed a rigid men
tai and physical examination. but also
showed marked aptitude for the du-
ties OF commissioned officer.
The local boy is q sharpshooter. and
several months ago was sent over
seas on special expedition to draw
maps of the territory over which the
marines had fought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
GENERAL CARR WILL
SPEAK AT BEDFORD
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
REDFOllD. VA. Feb. 26.--The Viii
liam II. Terry Chapter. United DauEh
tcrs OF the Confcdcracy, met at the
home OF Mrs. W. L. Lyle. on Pied
mont Hill. Friday afternoon. y meet
ing Of tho second division will be
held the first week in May. with the
chapter here hostess, and a letter
from Mrs. NJ. ~. Iiuddlcston, chairman
of second division, concerning this
meeting as we'll as other matters Of
interest. was read. The chapter de-
cided to pay more attention to the
sick members, to show their Interest
In some appropriate way. Confeder-
ate cards VIII he ordered and Mrs
j. *. Walker was made chairman Of
committee to take this matter in
charge.
Memorial Day exercises will be held
here on May 30, and General Julian
S. Carr, comma ndcr-i In chief of Con-
fcdcratc Veterans, will be the speak
er OF the occasion. Brigadicr- General
Nye. of Radford. is also expected to
be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
INDICTED ON DRY
CHARGE, SEEKS AUTO
[snccinl tn Thc Timns-nisnalchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA. Feb. 26.-Al-
though twice indicted on n charge Of
transporting Intoxicating LIQUOR in an
automobile. in violation OF the state
prohibition laws, Henry Mckee, Il
local jitney driver. yesterday petit
toned the Corporation Court to re-
turn to him the automobile and five
one gallon jugs Containing liquid
alleged to he ardent spirits" on the
ground that the whole proceeding
against him WAS illegal.
II il claimed in his behalf that the
search warrant was not specific with
in the meaning OF the fourth amend
ment To the Federal Constitution.
When the January grand jury in
dictcd Mckee his trial was set for
the first day of the February term
Meanwhile, II was discovered that a
member OF the grand jury had in
tcrlined the presentment. so as to
make II appear that the jury had
found Mckee guilty. This resulted
In the court throwing out tho indict-
ment and ordering another grand
jury. which indicted Mckee In a
legal manner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
ELEVEN HURT IN CRASH
OF TWO AUTOMOBILES
3 Victims Seriously Injured as
Cars Meet on Virginia
Beach Highway.

lSp'f!ii 10 ne Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, w. Feb. 2G-Threc
persons were seriously hurt and
"'rht others received minor injuries
early today WHOM two automobiles
crashed on the Virginia ncach High
way near Roscmon, station. T,so OF
those injured were women. These
with another victim of the crash
we're given treatment at St. vinccnts
Hospital. where they remained sew
cral hours before being permitted
to go to their homes.
Others wcr" sent to their homes
after being examined by police. Three
Of those who figured in tho wreck
were occupants of n small au,omo
hiIe. which was one Of the cars in
volvcd in the collision They were
taken from tn" scene OF In. nrci-
dent in larger ear. which an
preached and their names were no,
learned. though ii was said all three
were hurt.
Those treated at tho hospital were
fatr"lman q. ". Palette, member
OF the Norfolk police department
bruised about mead and hand: Doris
Darling. East Frecmason street cash
over right eye. ana May I.ambton.
l.ynnhaven Avenue. ocean View. col
larbone broken
Others injured included II. r..
Johnson. sprained foot; w = Kelley.
Ecrklcy. bruised knee ana hand: Hi
ton R!tters, bruised head, and IL T.
johnson. bruises and shock
Johnson. though apparently less
hurt than some OF the others. was
pinned under tho large car. OF which
ha dr.,
turned over. and were badly dam
aged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
PROBE COMPLAINT
AGAINST HOSPITAL

TSpccinl TO The Times Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG VA. Feb. ia
spcClal meeting Of the local board OF
directors OF the Eastern state Hos
pital was hold here last Wednesday
a, tho Instance OF Commissioner OF
Hospitals &. \. osborne, 10 whom
Governor Trinklc had handed n let
tor addressed to him by Charles :.
Bowcock. AN cWployc OF the hospital,
in which numerous complaints were
made against the management As al
fccring the patients. The complaints
have not been made public. but the
board. after an all-day session We'd
nesdav. adjourned until the complain
ant. Mi BowcoCk. could complete his
notes and testimony. lie was told
that he could bc represented by Coun-
sci and he said today that he had
tried To secure the services OF Ashton
Doycll. OF Williamsbu'c who re-
ierrcd him to the Governor. lie then
requested the Governor. he says, TO
supply him with AN attorney. or send
one from the Attorney Generals Of
fee.
There was a full meeting OF tho
board Wednesday. the members being
DR.. II. l.. Stephenson, chairman. and
Mcssrs. Whitiock and Cease, of Rich
mond. Charles y. osborne. Commits
siOncr of Hospitals, who called the
special meeting to consider the let
ter. was also present and stcno-
graphic notes were taken OF MIR. Bow
cocks evidence. the witness having
been ON the stand five hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
Waterways BODIES WILL
PROBE MANY PROBLEMS
Five Important Organization:
to Confer in Washington
This Week.
icy Associated rrcss.l

WASiiINGTON. Feb. 2G.-Watcr-
ways transportation problems extend
ing from the Great Lakes 10 the At
lantic ana To the Gulr OF Mexico will
occupy I'll" attention of five import
ant waterways organizations. which
VIII hold sessions here during the
week. These iu"ludo tho National
rivers aud iiarh0rs Congress. the Ma
ii"hai Merchant Marine Association.
south Atlantic states Association
Middle West Merchant Marine COM
mite" and the Mississippi valley AS
ISOLATION
An unusual h"grc" Of interest is cx-
rccicd I" attend Il jnlnt debate ON the
~. i.Hwrcnc" River project. when
VIII be held Wednesday, under tho an
spices of the Rivers and IIarhors Con-
IrcSs. in which Governor Nathan l..
Miiicr. OF New York. will speak for
INC NEGATIVE. and Governor Henry !.
Allan. Of Kansas. and II. II. McrricL.
~ 'hicaf" VIII speak FOR the af-
firmative
an Of the associations arc ,,,or.
"stcd in American shipping. ana tho
national Merchant Marine Associn
'ioh VIII consider plans for ncw ma
rlhc legislation. An omen discussion
OF inc shipping situation generally.
VIII he permitted from the floor a,
IN" convention. and resolutions Will
DC adopted expressing tho views of
me association. it was announced to
day.
striking rcfutation Of Tho cbnrp,
'hat the people OF the interior 500
'"hH OF the country are Indifferent
10 'hc development o. an udnuu., g
merchant marine. 1t was asserted IL
SHOWN ny the personnel of the dele.
Hatl"hs expected ut the Convcn,inns
Governors or many States. and Nav
ors OF The larger cities are snjd 10
nave appointed committees. whlio
'h'tnhcfs or commerce in the interior,
ocsld"s shipping organizations and
national organizations. are cxpoc,ch
l" nave representatives. rcscnt Such
ORGANIZATIONS as the National Asso
'ia'i"n or Manufacturers. the Amor,
can manufacturers Export Assorio
'i"h. the Chamber OF C0mmcrco nr
the United States. the NatIonoI Eor.
''Eh trade Council nnd the Natiounl
association OF Credit Men Will hc
represented. "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
MAR |NSV|LLE HERO
IS URGED FOR MEDAL
{ II appclfs Name to BE
Brought Before Carnegie
Foundation.
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Especial 70 TIL" Times Dispatch
bANNII.LE. VA, Fob. Ca
movement has been started In Mar
tnSNiil" looking To- the awarding 10
Jess" r. chappcll Carnegie FUun-
dnti"n hero medal for his action In
probably saving tho iii. Of John II.
l'haris. who has charu. of the cleo
irira! works at Mariinsvillc
The Martinsville Council has voted
'haprcl reward Of $50 for his act
and highly Mandatory resolutions
have been adopted with reference to
Phhris. The incident occurred imme-
dihtcly after the recent heavy sIect
ana snow.
rharis found tho Martinsville wire
service crippled Ivy the sleet. which
hal LrOken down wires and Inter
rurtcd service With Chanpcll he
went on, carly in the morning ana
"as engaged in mcnding a wire AT
The top Of a hich pole when he came
II contact with Wire which had
some way become short circulted
and which was later found 10 he ear
ryiEg 2.2ho volts. more than cnnuc n
to caus" instan; death. Chappeu. ut
the foot Of the pole. saw pharis'
body jcrked tight as the current
struck him. and he saw smoke com
inE from the palm OF tho mans hand
Unconscious, Pharis fell over.
Chappe!l. realizing that tho long
fall TO the concrete sidewalk wouItl
probably kill the electrician. DELHI
-ratcly placed himself in the line OF
fall and sustained the heavy blow
which knocked him Ia the sidewalk
half stunned. pharis ripped his leg
badly in falling ana was fastened
In hospital where he remained un-
conscious for half a day.
1t is said that he Will recover. al
though he is still suffering from seri-
Gus burns and from the effects OF the
high charge OF fiectricitN.