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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
GREAT GEORGE MASON
UNHONORED BY NATION

Continued From SIKH Paec.)
one can iinaginc tn" planter there
with his young wife. when the sill
yer spring was coming back and
the stars strcamod tn TIA" est. look
ing out over tho waters Of the Po-
tomac in the beginning %! tile night.
His love for her swept onward with
his life. Because she was III. ne
refused tho honor of presenting Tho
Declaration of Independence. which
he had been asked TO do. For her.
h" refused tho Senate. thai would
have led him 10 the presidency, as
II did the man who took his place.
James Monroe. lie only rode forth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
VACATION WORRIES
IN COY CORNER CLUB

continued From Sixth PagcD
ny famhlyS. Give me them wooded
-lqdcS and them messy dclls. far
from the busy marts and hot. dusty
asphalt streets, where l may rest be-
meath the spreading chestnut and
not be worried by the husky cry Of
the banana man and the milk man
and the ice man. and"
Hold up." shouted Carroll Taylor.
You know how hard we tried to
get milk and Ice in King william
County. after thinking because John
mic liagbytwas born and bred down
th"taway we would have no trouble.
And think how easy II was TO get
both in New Kent. because ] was
born and bred down thatawuy. and
then remember with what better case
we got ice and milk after getting
into town"
That's why maintain" Jimmy
i;yland avcrrcd, that with good
highways all alonu the lire the peoc
pic of that section car re; all the
leo and mills and vatcrmclons they
want. for We can ship them To um
10y truck, and the good country
iolk need suffer nourh,. for we will
always toe present.
"'rhe main reason why favor good
country roads" declared U:ustcr
Erown. lis SO I can WISH, my country
friends often ANA frequent"
"Rut that puts them in close touch
with YOU. too" suggested Jim
Tr"%non
THAT won't mako no difference"
explained Charlie Moss, "'causo ,;us-
ter ain't @ot nothing bu, It bathroom
ami h" mis- that by hisscif."
THAT h"jur settled" tho Vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
Dr. Of Drivers Arc Careful.

Ninety-seven per cent OF auto
mobile drivers are careful, accord
Ing to inspectors OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad who checked 30.37S cars at
grade crossings in five States. The
educational campaign OF the auto
mobile industry. the Cross CROSSINGS
Cautiously drive OF the railroads ANA
the efforts OF many other orEauiza-
tons are being pushed to eliminate.
the per cent OF careless drivers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
None of this /!

While Common Sense Auto Polish
- the greoseirss cleanser removes
ALL grease, road oil and grimo down
10 the original finish, and thus restores
the Factory Lus,rc, j, is as easy To use
rs an ordinary Oil polish!
II cleans and polishes in one
operation and leaves clear surface,
smooth rs glass, DRY AS BONE
70 dry thI uoH can sprinkle dust ORR
Me freshly polished surface aud M,n
flick Oft" every particle muh a six
handEerchIfl--the ONE preparation
you have over seen tina, will pass
this test.
So, Today MOI tho pain, shop,
but a bottle Of Common Sense -
an investment Of Sl.O0 tina, will add
at least $4,000 TO tho appearance
Of your Cor.
From your nearest dealer Drug
gist, Accessory or Hardware, soc,
LOO. Or Send direct to the Labora-
tory for a supply by return mail,
postpaid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY, MICHIGAN
Of oior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-23
1900 APARTMENTS
BOON TO NEW YORK
Workers to Get First WhirI
at $35 Bargains Across
Greensboro Bridge.
BY q e Associated Press

4 BY 4 Associated Press
| NEW YORK. April 22-Some New
| forkers VIII be able to make out
| their monthly rent checks without a
verbal explosion when the 1000 or SO
new apartments to be built Just
! across the Greensboro bridge from
Manhattan are finished
Ihe buildings will be started soon
TO help solve the housing problem.
| Their erection was made possible
when Gov. Miller signed a measure
authorizing the Metropolitan Life In
| surance Company to invest some of
Its funds to relieve the housing short
age ana bring rents back to d pre-
war level
There will be no elevator boys or
| nan service men in the new apart
fnehts. but they will have the dis
junction 81 renting at 80 a room The
tenants viii have to walk UP, but the
average rent will be $50 month, and
| the houses will be model apartments
Four-story buildings are planned
4 Applicants i'm Rush.
New York has accepted the plan
| enthusiastically. In fact, the city's
renters have already tried to gdt in
on the ground floor. The insurance
company reports it has about $50 re-
quests for apartments, and ground
hasn't even been broken.
Speed in construction is the key
| note. And after the buildings are
erected it will be speed in renting.
but not until then. The preferen-
tai list is made of union workers
who have promised to give Il days
work free on the buildings in return
Tor the chance to get an apartment.
so others will have to wait before
they can be served.
The group which is to be started
Will cost the insurance company about
/ $s.000,00e. If il is d success. IL IL
makes a big inroad in the housing
problem, the company stands ready
to sepnd about 500, 100000 and to
keep the prices of homes at the low
est possible rate.
Favored on Materials.
The company has been assured by
, Samuel Untermyer. whose work as
counsel for the lockwood legisla-
tive committee investigating the build
ing trust led TO introduction of
the enabling legislation. that it will
get better than cost on all ma
terlals. and Walter Stabler, in charge
Of the buildings, says New York will
have only few more months to wait
for Its first attack on high rents.
New York. indeed. is in need of
more homes, for the city has re-
newed its good-natured battle with
London for world supremacy DR..
Walter Laidlaw, executive secretary
of the New York city census com
mittee. has come along with figures
to prove that If the same radius were
used in both cases, New York would
have 344,50S more souls in the greater
city than London.
DIR. Laidlaw includes territory
within nineteen miles of city hall,
and thus gets Newark. Jersey City
and Hoboken into his tables. The
population in greater London on
June 10, 1921. was 7,476,16S while
that of what the doctor terms
largest New York" was 7,S2o,676 on
January ]. 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-23
INDIAN SUES OFFICIALS.
Chippewa Seeks Injunction to Pre-
vent Patenting of Land.

Injunction proceedings were in
stituted yesterday in the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia by
John G. Morrison. jr., Chippewa
Indian OF Minnesota. against Albert
b, Fall, Secretary of the Interior:
Charles H. Burke, Indian Commits
sioner; William Spry. commissioner of
the general land office, and Andrew
w. Mellon. Secretary of the Treasury.
The Indian seeks to prevent the
classification of any portion of the
White Earth reservation as swamp
and overlooked land" and the issuing
to the State Of Minnesota of patents
on 500, 900 acres of the land without
consideration to the Indian tribe.
Through Attorney Webster Balm
ger, the plaintiff says the land is
owned by the Chippewas and the pro-
posed patenting of it to the state of
Minnesota is illegal. Morrison also
wants to prevent the use OF tribal
funds in defraying the cost of re-
moving the Indian agency from White
Earth to Cass Lake. MINI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-23
HONORS U. S. MAJOR.
Marshal Joffre Decorates Alvan G.
Sandeford.

Marshal Joffre. hero of the Marine.
Yesterday conferred the decoration OF
membership in the Legion of Honor
on Maj. Avian c. Sandeford. Field
Artillery. United States Army for dis
tinguished service TO France IN the
world war. The presentation was
made in the marshars apartment at
the Hotel La Fayette in the presence
Of the marshals staff and officers OF
the United States Army. including
Mai. q. s. Grant, Sd, Corps of Engi-
neers.
ana was graduated from the Military
Academy in June, 1911. He was
awarded the distinguished service
cross for extraordinary heroism In
action near Cherry Chartreuve. France,
| August SIT, 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-23
D. A. R. DRIVE TO SAVE
QUAINT VIRGINIA HOME
Colonial Landmark at Fredericks.
burg Named in Pamphlet
Appeal.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
FREDERICKSBURG Va, April %.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution of Fredericksburg have
issued pamphlets as starter in q
campaign Z. save Kenmore" the
handsome old home on Washington
avenue, in this city, built before the
middle of the eighteenth century by
Col. Fielding Lewis for his bride.
Betty Washington, sister of George
Washington.
Because of its associations with
George Washington, its historic in
terest. it's beauty, the local chapter
is making a nationwide appeal for
aid in restoring it to a permanent
national monument asset.
The noted mansion is easy of &C.
cess on the Dixie highway, and could
be made a shrine and a memorial for
all America. The price is $4,000, and
a strong plea is made for the grand
daughters of the men whom Wash
ington led to pay back to his MEM
DRY a part of the $4,000 which
Fielding Lewis gave SO freely for his
country's liberty.
Mrs. H. H. Smith and Mrs. Z. F.
Birkshead, who are now in Washing
ton, will bring the proposition to the
attention of the national ID. A II.
congress, in session in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-23
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.

Col. Ben H. Fuller has been detached
from the Naval War College. Newport,
r. L, and ordered to the marine bar
racks, Quantico. aV:
Col. Thomas G. Treadweli ana Iss
Lieut.. e. A. Johnson have been placed
On the retired list of the Navy.
Mai oliver Floyd. en- route to the
Jrnited states, has been assigned TO
duty at Mare Island. Calf.
Can't. p. C. Marmion, at San Fran
cisco, has been ordered to Juan
tico, Va.
Cant, r. f. Williams in this city
has been ordered to Quantico.
Capt. II. B. Buchanan, at Quantico,
has been ordered to the naval torpedo
kSs.:c:. Newport R i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-23
Important!

Note that there are plenty
of the popular but scarce
Grays and Tans-in wom-
ems sizes, as we'll as misses
and that in the two last
groups there are lots of ex-
ira sizes-another feature
that makes this sale unique
and unprecedented. There
are all sizes: Misses IA to
18-women's SO to 48-
stouts 4214 to 52A.
It's a Sale in which every
woman in Washington
young and mature-should
be deeply interested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
snlnr, 10 lie SEQ. 900.

NEW YORK. Jan. ii.-John NJ.
Quinn. general manager 81 tho VIZ
agraph Film Corporation, today an
nounccd that the Arst duties Of VIII
II. Hays. should he accept III" offer
dr motion picture men, would bc the
organization into a single co-opcra
1.-Two unit Of S!xty-.ivc American pro-
aucing and distributing corporations.
with a capital OF more than $25o.o0o.-
900. lie said Mr, Hays salary had
been tentatively fixed ~ $4,000.
Tho new organization, Mr.. Quinn
said. probably viii surercede the
present national association OF mo-
zion picture industries, OF which
william y. Brady IL president. The
latter association has q membership
of 200 producing and Distributing
corporations. subsidiary industrIc 8
and exhibitors
4 lew York VIII undoubtedly be Mr..
Hays headquarters. as president az
tho nov organization. according TO
Mr.. Quinn. His chief duties VIII
be-" Mr.. Quinn said. ITO work for the
general good OF the mot!on-p!cture
industry by setting before the public
facts concerning II, TO counterfeit the
evil Impressions gained by moving
picture fans through circulation OF
false and harmful reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
MISSION WORKERS HERE
FOR FOUR DAY SESSION
Convene in Richmond This
Afternoon in Grace Melho-
dist Episcopal Church.

Members OF the clergy and active
workers In til" missionary 0cld VIII
attend the four days conference of
the woman's Missionary society that
viii convene in Richmond this after
noon at a:3) O'Clock, in Grace Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church.
An interesting program OF the worl,
accomplished by the society has been
arranged
aIrs. Hcrtc Fem. OF Eorfolk. sister
OF Colonel Henry ". Anderson. wh,
mas recent? returned from the OrI-
Ont. VIII address the Richmond dis
''ict on her experiences in China
Mrs. J. X. Stephens will preside a,
the meetings IN The abscnc. of Mrs
li"rber, Dalton. district secretary.
an Interesting program has been
arranged for the conference during
"hich II Is Planned to have children
from III" various church societies
take part The first two days OF the
conference VIII be- devoted 10 "A dis
cussson of young people and chill
Gtcu's work.
The annual business ersrior viii
be- held Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock. An illustrated address by
Hev. Is NJ Bcckham. II. D.. president
81 F"rrum Training School. VIII. fea :
tur" TIA" evening session.
several state delegates arc OK
r"ci"d 10 take part In the cy.rcjgns
Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
HAYS DETERMINES
TO QUIT CABINET
Poslmaster-General Decides 10
Accept Film Mems
Offer.
HAS NOT YET RESIGNED
President Dcfcrs Action for
Present in Selection Of
Successor.
HAS NOT YET RESIGNED
tBy Associated rrcss.1

WASlilNGTON. Jan li.--Intcntion
J OF Postmaster General Hays to re-
Tire from the cabinet In the near fu-
iurc 10 become tho directing head
~ an association OF motion picture
producers and distributors was an
nounccd today at the White House
=, the conclusion OF II conference be-
tween ricsldcni Harding and the
Postmaster General.
President Harding. In II statement.
declared he could not well inter.
pose any objection 20 Mr.. Hays re-
firing from the Cabinet TO take up
work so Important" wall. MIR
Hays. stating that he had decided 10
accept the Ofrcr Of tho mut!on-pic-
ture Interests. made IL clear that as
yet no contract had been executed.
The ostmas,cr-Gcnera!. however.
expressed confidence that salts
factory contract could he agreed
upon
Representative Of mp1ion- pic
turc producers and distributors have
boon negotiating for the services or
tho POstmastcr-GcHcr;d Tor some
time. ana arc understood to have
outlined clearly TO Mr. Hays what
they wish him 10 undertake. within
= few days he expects 20 confer
again with them. probably In New
York. and unless something untorc-
seen develops It is expected that II
contract VIII be signed AZ tho meet
ing
The date OF Ills Retirement from the
cabinet, Mr. HAYS said. would de-
pend largely on the wishes q his
prospective employers. He declared
,Mowcvcr. hc would no, give Up his
government, duties until tho rresi-
dent has had time 10 select his sue
cosspr It was said 'hc Wat
House ma, nothing would hc dont
toward selection OF q new rcstmns-
,er-Gcncra! until sir Hays formally
tenders his resignation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
TO MAKE
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
TO HIGHWAY BODY

the banquet on Thursday night In
the Gray's Armory. VIII sncak ON
Enhancing our !iighways.' Colonel
McAnans has made study OF the
road problems and the problem of
road financing. and has long been
Identified with the effort TO secure
good roads for Virginia.
Prominent Speakers from ont of
the state viii ie hero. chief among
whom WILL be {. II. Huston. ,hc As-
sistaat Secretary Of Commerce Of
the United states, and president Of
the Lee Highways Association: form
or Governor Chnrlcs II. BrouEh. OF
Arkansas; I. ]. kirkpatrick, of
Charlotte, y. G.. and Captain +. ST
Julian wilson. chief engineer OF the
United states Office OF public roads
Fomcr Governor R-ough. OF Nrkan.
sas. was the thirty-;hird Governor OF
that state. He was torn In Missis.
sipp!, educated at the University VI
Mississippi and at Johns Hopkins
University, and while AT John Hop
kins he won Il $500 fellowship in,
economics with a dissertation entitled
Irrigation In Utah" He taught Tor
four years In Mississippi College and
llilimau College, twelve years in Tic
Cnivcraiiy OF Arkansas. and from
1905 to 1916 held the chair q: eco.
Monies and sociology, the largest de
par;n.nt IN tho university.
Heads L. =. Good nontls Body.
In 1916 he was elected Governor
OF Arkansas. and upon the death OF
Senator Buukhead was elected prcsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

dent OF tho United States Good Roads
Association. which position no hoids
at The present time. He has given
considerable attention To economics
and highway problems. and he Will DC
heard with interest by the convcn-
ton.
Reservations made at the hotels In
dicatc one OF the best attended con
vcntions in years. said Executive Sec
rotary Y. -. l.. ltobinaon last night
Thursday afternoons program viii
be givcn over to exercises commence
ra,lvc Of General Robert T.. Leo. As
sistant Secretary of Commerce Illus
ton. president of the Lee Highway
Association. viii preside. Governor
Trough will spcat; on "Gcreral Rob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
THIRTEEN

OF tho College of William and MARY,
VIII speak on "Realizing on Viz >
Einla's Assets" Colonel Thomas IL. !,
McAdams on Financing Our High.
ways" and c. II. Huston on High
ways as Avenues or Commerce." q
Mr.. Huston IL n Southcrner and, |
formerly resided in Chattanooy,.
Tenn. lir Ia the man whom Harbsr.
Hoover secured as his assistant Jt
IL known that sir Huston was ro
ce'ving 100000 annually. but he sac
rinced that III order to aid Mr..
Hoover In his work. Mr. huston wa.
connected with fifteen or twenty cor
porations In the South when he re-
s?ondcd TO MIR. ifoovcrs call 10 ac-
ccpt the post he now occupies. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
IN LANCASTER CASE,

liAMiLTOS, ALA. Ian. IL ,,,,,
hft"cn hours elaboration mo inv. T.,
tho ease OF Sergeant Robert /. Ian
caster. charged With murder n, con
nceiioh with TIE iynching of William
''''iFn miner near jasper on Jar-
vary ~. last E"nr today disagreed
INC jury stood fly" for conyic.in,
or murder In thu first degree. I'VE for
convection or murder i'm tho second
degree. and two for acuui,,nl a., ~
aual ballot. according TO st.,,c,,o,', 3
~ Jurors after they were dis
charged
Attorneys FOR Lancaster ut once
hied motion with the court asllin.
hail Tor Lancaster aud oirh, other
rnhrdsm"n indicted with him in
connection Win the lynch!nr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
WOODSTOCK BUSINESS
MEN WILL ORGANIZE
Meeting To he Held Monday Night
To Advance Hoard or
Trade Movement.

Especial To The Times Disnatch.l
WOODSTOCK, VA. Jan. i4.--Ap-
proXinatcly one hundred Of the busI-
ness and professional men OF Wood
stock ana other citizens. who are
Interested in furthcring the interests
OF the town, comm REALLY ana other
wise have signed up as favoring the
formation Of board of trade in
W!idstock and II is anticipated that
the organization will be effected mex,
week.
Thomas T.. Buricy. secretary OF the
Winchester Chamber OF Commerce.
w!li speak to meeting of local citi-
zcns mere on Monday night. on the
objects ana advantages of "a chamber
OF commerce, and II is anticlpat.d
that Woodstock will take her place
among tho large towns of the VAL
ley with her own board of trade
within the coming week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
n"nn"k" nulldins Increase,

RbANDkE, VA Jan. li.-BuiIliu .
operations IN 1921 showed "a decided
increase over thc previous year. Las,
S'"f 'hci. were 1861 permits issued
,a.i!nt Tor construction totalling 90
-A''s'' m" year 1920 showed tho
issuance "f 76i permits Tor work ca-
umated To cost El.22l.2s5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
shrincrs or ON Long pi,wriu,.,

SEATTLE, WASH, Jan. ii-One
hundred and twenty members Of the
Ancient Arabic order OF Mobiles OF
the Mystic shrine today faced n nil
grimaEc Of 1000 miles to the Orient.
one of the longest trips ever under
taken by an official fraternal body.
Iheir plan calls for an outward trim
on the liner Keystone state. with
stops ut Yokohama. Kobe ana Shanr-
hai. en- route TO Manila. Ccrcmonlals
Will be staged in Shanghai and Ma
MIA. The journey is expected to oc-
cupy two months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Former Cuban chi.f in ~ y,

new YORK. Jan. li.-N'-.r Mono.
cal former President az cuba. ar
iiNei today on the Paris for n viei,
OF several months In the I-ni,cj
States Since last March he has Lccn
touring Eurouo "''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

laxative" is often all that is necessary.
Children love the ''fruity" taste of genuine
California Fig Syrup" which has directions
for babies and children printed on bottle. Say
California" or you may get an imitation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
BIG BILLS ENGAGE,
SOLONS' ATTENTION
AFTER FIRST WEEK

lOwrr uousc ,n.lt th,. r.s0IntIr,, 4. 40,
,,,,, q. ,,,, ,,,
''.e Lo"o issue IL oNe:ed.
To be offered Is the road bin pre-
pared b. Senator Harry j. BYRD. o,
Winchester. which calls FOR the dis.
placing OF the state Highway Com.
missioner and the state !i!ghwae
Commits sion as a, p.esen, constituted.
and providing therefor ii stat. High
way Commission to consist o. ten
members. one from each OF the con-
grossionnl districts OF the state.
Th. birb,,,y rim mitch .,.i,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

ert f.. Lee and DIR. S. NJ. Johnson,
director general Of the Leo High
way Association. Will speak on The
Leo Highway: the Fitting Memorial
I" General Lee" Mrs. Malvern & pat
terson. Of Richmond. president of tho
Garden Clubs Of Virginia, will speak
on ""au'ifying the Roadside
Confederate veterans and the mem
bers of all Confederate and historl-
cal societies and organizations have
been invited To the Thursday after
NOON EXERCISES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Harmless Laxative for Your Chids Liver and Bowel.

Hurry moherl tablespoonful of California
Fig Syrup today may prevent sick child to-
morrow If your child is constipated, bilious,
feversh, fretfu has cold, collie or if stomach is
sour, tongue coated, remember good "physic-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
sands to He Tu,stm,,tcr.

NJ tho annual banquet on Thurs
cay night at tho Grays' Armory.
Oliver J. Sands will act as toastmas-
ter. Dr. J. n. &. Chandler, prcsi,len,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

This material has been
approved by Paris and
America and now has
become tho leading fad
Tor spring suits. Visit
our Second Floor Salon.
~ cordial wei leo III q
awaits you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

We are showing new
Spring Tweeds in man
nish styles and all the
leading colorS. from