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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-13
CHARITY. USED AS A CLOAK

(By Mail to the Associated Press)
Moscow, Feb. 11.-Gifts of food
stuffs for the famine area were used
by Lithuanians as a screen for q gil
gantic smuggling operation, accord
ing to statements of soviet officials,
who are bitter in their denunciation of
alleged illegal trade operations on the
part of all the three new Baltic
states.
Beneath the grain and -four the
Lithuanians loaded into two cars for
the famine area, soviet officials say
they discovered large quantities of
cocaine, spirits, saccharine, miscel-
laneous food stuffs intended for sale
and even railway implements not in
tended as gifts. Most of the struggled
supplies were of German origin.
Quality is the watchowrd at the
Federal Bakery, where the best cakes
are always to be had FRESH. 17-tf
Smoke Don Rey. That good cigar. .
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-13
AUsPICfOUs OPENING
OF REVIVAL CAMPAIGN

With the Owens-Hickman evange-
listic party in charge, the evangelistic
mission at the Ocala Baptist church
got away to most suspicious open
ing Sunday. DR.. G. A. Owens, the
evangelist, was delayed in arrival,
missing the morning service, but he
was on hand at night and in fine fet-
tie. Seldom has a more effective mes
sage been delivered from an Ocala
pulpit. In clear sentences, fine Eng
lish and polished rhetoric he preached
on the theme, "God for U.s." He grip
ped his great audience at the start
and held them to the last moment. He
is not a sensationalist and never
stoops to the vulgar in thought or
word. He will be heard gladly from
now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Hickman, lead
ers of music, had a large part in all
services yesterday and delighted all
who heard them. Mrs. Hickman has
a splendid contralto voice and was
heard in a glorious duet with Mr..
Hickman. The latter, whether in di-
recting the large choir, leading the
audience in song, or playing his xylo-
phone or saxophone, is master. The
audiences yesterday were capacity
crowds. 1t is very evident that those
who wish to get seats must come
early.
Tonight, at 7:45, after lively song
service, DR.. Owens will preach on,
"Demas, Devotee or Devil-Which "
Tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, DIR.
Owens will speak on "What King of
Christians the Devil Can USE" Serv-
ices every night at 7:45 and after
Moons at 3 o'clock.
Better come to church"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-13
'sThe Pride of Florida" felt mat
tress. c. V. Roberts & Co. est

Visit the Teapot Self Serve Grocery.
Is beauty-you viii like it. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-13

II pounds Of sugar for 800 with
other. groceries amounting to s1.00 r
more, Saturday only, at the U-Serve
Stores. 1927
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
GOVERNOR WILL NOT CALL SPECIAL
SESSION OF LEGISLATURE If ROAD
BOND BILL IS TO BE PRESENTED
VA. FACES ESTIMATED
DEFICIT OF $1,378,325
Total Appropriations From General Fund for Year
March l. 1922. to February 28 1923, 81 1871 .333.
and Total Revenues. 50. 708906.

changes ia The law permitting more
deductions from losses; reduction in
revenue from bonds was due to the
reduction by the 1872 Legislature Of
the state tan from il.iO to - cents
per 500 despite the fact that a
larger amount OF intanSIbles had
been reported
License tax. Seuator r:pes said, was
due TO snrinkage ia COS; and reduc-
ton in volume Of business. while the
income from public service corpora
t!ons was reduced on account OF
strikes. which interrupted business.
There Is no blame on the auditor
as TO his estimates. because he could
not iorscc conditions any more ,nam
tho members OF the Legislature.
which enacted tho changes In the
laws reducing the state tax from
$l.lo To 80 cents" said Senator Epes-
lie added that III 1928. there may
not be ans strikes. that crops may
he far better than th!s year, and
there may. as q consequence. he a
reduction in tho estimated deficit OF
fl,S7S.5-5.S@ at the end OF the hen-
NUN in 1924
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
IEv Associated press.l

HoSTON, Nov. 24.-The Tiger Of
--ance' lashed back at his Senate
critics today in his nrst American
inteieiew. granted To The Associated
Prcss. replying particularly tn the
criticisms of Senators Hitchcock and
Borah.
Answering Senator Hitchcock f.
domand that he explain why France
insisted on using black troops IL,
her army of occupation. the Tiger
declared that Hitchcock had been
'nisied by German propa Ganda. and
mat today there was not single
MACK soldier on German territory.
Senator Hitchcock calls me n
miiitarist,' Clcmcnccau. French war
Premier. said. We'll am glad 10
tell Mr.. Hitchcock he Is I'm the
senate, owing to tho vote. for only
a few more days. When he is free.
I dare him to go TO France and learn
ihc facts"
Replies to Borah's Charge.
10 Senator Rorah'S recent asscr
ton that Clcmenccau was primarily
.rcsponsible for conditions in r.urono
hccause OF his great influence i'm the
drafting OF tho Versailles treaty.
tho aged statesman declared his SIT :
mstion was particularly distressing"
since In France he should be most
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
FAMED BY 5O-HILE
CALE, FOREST FIRE
VI EN- Il CES RESORT
Great North Mountain lffiamc
for Miles Roch' Euor
Springs Threatened.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
WiNcIESTER. VA. Nov. ai--Jireat
North Mountain i afrc nitc"n miles
on both sides. Many thousand dol
lars worth OF young timber already
has been turned. and, with high
winds blowing since late yesterday
afternoon. there seemed little pros
pee; tonight OF getting the fire uu-
der control
Wind attained a nity- mile velocity
during the night. driving the fire
I" within 500 yards OF Rock Enon
Springs. ow ned by Fred L. Glaze. Of
this city
Flames coming down both sides or
the mountain with raging fury forced
back scores OF volunteer fire lighters
The wind shifted enough during tho
night 10 save Rock Enon Springs
Hotel and surrounding buildings. bur
the resort still is in tho danger zor-
The nrc can hc seen for miles
around, aud smoky haze hangs
over ihis city. Reports tonight from
the burning area said there was 1T
tie prospect OF controlling the con.
haEration until high winds subsided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
CLEMENCEAU ASSERTS CRITICS
MISLED BY TEUTON PROPAGANDA
Replying to Borah and Hitchcock Tiger Declares He Is
Scored i'll France for Having Required Too
Little From Germany

bitterly criticized FOR having asked
from the Germans less than ought
to-"
When he was told that some OF
the Senator'S at Washington had said
th"! were not able to understand
clearly from his speeches just what
ne wanted of America the Tiger said
with glcaIn in his eyes. they would
know after his address this after
noon in fremont Tcmple--tho second
formal speech OF his American tour.
Clcmcnccau received his inter
viewers in his room at the home OF
j.. l.. lligginSon. Jr.. where he Is
staying while in this city. he wore
Lis usual gray cutaway suit. and his
gray skull cap was pcrched on his
bald head Seating himself In q,
huge chair he said. Now put any
questions you like. and will answer
them.
Discusses Criticisms.
The intcrviewcrs went at once to
the subject OF the Washington cliti-
ciSms. Clemcnccau smiled and
shrugged.
~ had made il "A point not to dis
cuSs Official people in America" ne
said. 'Eut ] have said will answer
all. :" ] must answer"
II am Glah to tell Mr.. Hitchcock
Continued on PSge &. Col. 6.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25

BASED on figures secured from
stat" Auditor (. Lee Moore ycstcr-
day. Senator Louis +. Epes las; n!gnt
said the state or Virginia taCcs an
estimated deficit for the h.ennum.
March !. lG22. 10 February 80. i224.
%: sI.57s,323.sG.
The total appropriations from thu
general fund Tor the year March !.
1922. To February IS. 1928. according
.lI.SSi.3&3.33 while tho total reve-
nuc of the State going into ;he gen
eral fund FOR the year March !. 1922.
to February IS, 1898. exclusive Of
balance in treasury March !. lace. is
placed at s?.7OS y06 t5, making th,:
excess In appropriations Sl,l,2.-
i26.SS The balance In tn. treasury.
March !. 1922. was $133.S4?.si. and
the estimated denci, for the hien-
mum. as stated above. is si.3Is.-
325.S:
Income fnlI> Beluw Reccipt>.
The actual income o! tie S.aie
treasury for the year 1922 falls si.-
3?s.o7S.ii below ;he estimated re
tor the use OF the budget committee
IN making Up the bulge; for the 49,.
Les stature. - follows:
From incomes ...... Sill+.67t3-
, From bonds. etc. ..... 5OG @iU.G0
From license taxes.
other than automo-
bile ..-.......... 2it,6iO.2S
From public service
corporations ...... lGG.402.Sl
Total ..............sI .sI.aoG.o's.li
Revenue from incomes. senator
Epos said. w-s reduced because OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
TIGER OF FRANCE. SAYS
HE CAME TO URGE, II. s.
AID IN NEAR EAST CRISIS
Clemenceau Tells Boston Audience American partici
patton Will Mean Permanent Adjus,mcn,
of Turkish Question.

land and France al" supposed 10
hGree With Italy. which NIGH, meet
with some d!iicultics. l."; the Yam
kee come and say. good day. gentle
men iS there Il seat for me- They
VIII g.To him an arm chair.
circumstances .tuspIclous.
Never wcr. circumstances better.
g" there and you VIII meet tho East
crn question. which has been ;roub-
ling The world for tho last 800 years.
And YOU viii do morc-you will SET.
tie u. because YOU can do il. be-
caus" tho presence o, America In Eu =
rope again Will tel! the German. that
thcy Won't 90 farther than certain
limits. and because everybody viii
understand that there is Il moral and
material power which Is 10 take pos.
session of the worid. no, for doin!
nation. but for freedom
Let my conclusion he this. let us
unite. Let US be- good Lot us be
free"
The aged war Premier. looh!ng a
CONTINUED Oh Page l. Col. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
IBy Associated rrcss.l

BOSTON. Nov .4-liIs lighting
blood up. the Tiger OF France turned
from the abstrac, 10 the specific to-
day. answered his critics at wash
!neton with barhcd phrases. AMI de.
ciared that what he really came 20
America for WAS 10 seek 10 draw the
United state. into the conference at
Lausanne. for the settlement OF the
Eastern crisis
Speaking IN Trcmon, Temple before
. fashionable audience. Clcucnccau
said ii. had no, intended to tell Amer
leans how to run their own bur!u.ss.
"iiut ;h.y hare asked INC TO 90 FUR
thcr" he said. referring to tn. as
sertions OF Senators At Washington
lha, h,s addresses were too vague.
They also dared nae. am ready to-
dag. In BostOA to 20 "a ll;tlc furthel
III G!ve YOU not an advice. but wha,
think. II Is the very silnples,
thing ia TIA" world There is az
Lausanne q conference. where Eng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
FEDERAL CONTROL
OF COAL LENGTHENED
lBy Associated vrcss ]

WASiUNGToN. Nov. -. Federal
control ot Goa! distribution mus, be
continued until January !. rrcsi.
dent Harding decided today {. 5,
Spens. Federal fuel distributor. called
on the rrcsidcnt today to resign his
office. hut after discussing the situa-
ton agreed Ia remain II, service until
that date. and To continue to effect
the prescu, supervision or n modl-
tication %: il umtil the first of the
year.
1hc President It is understood. ex-
poets To declare the emergency, dur
ing which Federal control operates
at an end on January |. hut con.
sidcrs that some degree OF control
must then be continued in force,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
FOHAN is TICTIN
or BRUTAL MURDER
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Foficc Bciicrc Body Found in
Trunk Vas Made Lijeicss
by Hammer or Ak.
IBy Universal Service !

aNN FRANCISCO. Nov. PA sem
S"ti"naily brutal ax or hammer mur.
der was disclosed late today when
inc police found the body Of Mrs.
Margaret Marie Bannon. 30. fear
iuiiy manglcd. crumplcd up in "A
u INK at her home on Fulton street.
Her husband. Elmer Edward Ban
h"n. was arrested
The Bannons have two children.
Helen Virginia. aged J. and W.liam
warren. .. II WAS through a report
from ono of tho children that Mama
was in trunk" that the murder was
discovered.
Police Went to the home and found
the trunk. Opening il. they were
confronted by the lifelcsS body. The
woman was in her might gown Her
head was crnshc! and her body mu-
tilated
The condition Of tho body indi.
Gated that tho murder had taken
place early today.
The husband said that had he
committed tho crime II must have
been while crazy drunk"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
EXECUTION Or CIIILDEUS
STARTEI:S ALI. BNlTAIN
IHy Associated Press

:.
LONDON. Nov % i.-Thc tragedy
"f Erskino Childcrs ;ias shocked and
startled England sv.n more than
did the death OF Michael Collins.
VOL wishers Of the Irish Free state.
"t whom there are many in London
expect the execution OF Childers
may mean tho beginning Of ncw
chapter in the turbulent his.ory os
ireland. In many quartc-s today
N" fear vas expressed that this
chapter may he described hy the
word "rcprisais. and that tho re-
prisais may he hlnodicr and dc =
r"i"p into more intense iuternecine
warfare than that which has gone
before.
Many people in England we're
shocked At tho news of the sNccu.
tion. because they knew Childcrs;
knew him when he bore an houora BE
CONTINUED on Page 2. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
.BLAMES BANKS
FOR DEPRESSION
Attributed to Failure of In.
sliluiions to Restrict
Credits.
DANGER OF INITIATION
Mitchell Tells Robert Morris
Associates Banks Can Check
Business Booms.
DANCER OF INITIATION


Or Wcs!cy =. Mitchell, professor
OF economies al Columbia University.
told the lI5 members OF the Robert
Norris Associates. in convention a,
Iioie! Richmond yesterday morning.
that by tho iudIc,ous restriction Of
credits. banks have Within their
power tn" checking o. business
h"oms. ana tn" consequent periods
- depression that invariably follow
tn the Wak" Of hooms br Mitchell
SPOKE ON the subject. The BUSINESS
cycle and credits" and emphasizcd
that IN" banks, ty their faiiur. TO
restrict cr.G.ts IN the past. w-r-
l"rGel> !" blame Tor tho rceurr.uc.
"f su'l periods ot depression from
zinc go 'ime
The ,penr'r .aid ,ha, bankers are
no" studying thc relations uf these
DtrIioai charges in r-cdits and lie
said tn" iW" was not Gar diytan,
whom ,hoN VIII exert "a far greater
iui'"en"" ON th- situation. and h..
'ompIimon'cd tho Robert Morris As
:oCia'eS tor tn" splendid work they.
~" d"iuS tu gathering data catvu-
lated To a.d IN sowing the problem.
TN. tImitcd OutIook.
J., ,,;.ct.,, f1 ~, .,.
husin.s. mar rhn an,I,os So ,a..
has Il limited outlook and is rarely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
DISCOVER NO EVIDENCE
OF KLhN At CAPITOL
Report of Initiation Ceremony,
Investigated by Build
ings Guardians.
/ Rv vnivrrsal Scr,.!ec |

WAsHINGToS Nov. :t.--,ronsrcs.
s'"ntl invcs; CATION % published re-
r"r's that tho ltu-kIuN klan had in
vadof IN" United states t.spi,ol
hGild.He aud staged AN rI,ia,i,u
''r' n"nN "as demanded hy Rcprc.
e"nttiir. john W. Eaincy. Democrat.
Of lllin"'s. today.
Ernres cntati," Eaincy Introduced
I" j"int resolution providing FOR an
inN"stiRatinE committee Of ,hrr. son.
at"Ts and fo!r members "f tho HOUSE
III" roJnmi';"" would Inquire also
int" assertions that tho state Mar
Navy and other government build.
'nes have h"cn made use of fog. Khan
ceremonies.
Coimcid"rt with ;hc Introduction ot
the resolution. Elliot Woods, supcrin.
icndcnt "f tho Capitol huildinc aud
grounds. announced that mv,stication
had shown that no such ceremony
had taken place In tho Canitol build.
ing. TIL" inquiry was conducted by
Mr.. Woods. David s Barry. sergeant.
AT arms of the Senate. and Joseph q;
E"dgcrs -erScantat-ar arms OF the
House. Mr.. Woods said
.Wc hav" been investigating tins
report al tho morning and have not,
been able to find out q single thing
showing that any such ceremony vas
h'ld In tn" iapitol hui'6in. and The
Senate ana House pffi's Eulidjngs
aud SOC persons hay" access to- these
three buildings day ana uicht
y" onr kn"ws of Ccremony
Neither TN. polio" forcc nor ,hc
mo"'''ui"a' force. which ar" on dufv
At the hour "f TN. nigh, when thr
kn-kluN ceremony is declared to
ave hccn staged knows auythinc
about any sIrh event |; might hc
possible tnat some individual took
som" people into his private offirc
for such a purpose. but | hardly be-
liov- this w"u!d have been done"
Senators ard Representative arc
privileged 10 Invite any persons into
their offices at any time \ formal
permit. however. Is Required for any
ceremony anywhere In the capitol
building or grounds. No application
no application has Deen granted. il
was emphatIcaily declared.
Would Take Federal Action.
President Harding is prepared to
take Federal action against tho XII
kluX klan whenever Federal statutes
are violated IL was stated authorl-
tat!vcly today at the White House
Thus TAR ii was learned. the President
has no Information indicating that
Khan activities have intcrfcred IN
Federal matters and is aware OF n"
Federal Investigation nov In prog
rcss. The Federal government the
President feels. should not become
involved in purely state affairs con
ucctcd with the I<lan AMI its actiVl-
ties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO
AND INJURIES ANOTHER
IBy Associatcd Press !

TAI:EfTOWN. \. Y. NoV. 24.-Two
men are ccad AID a third is expected
TO die as the result % tie explosion
OF the LOCOMOTIVES hoilc" o: fast
New York central freight train as
4 entered the Astor tunnel near here
tonighI Pieces nj the engine. blown
nearly miio SGT fire 10 buildings on
the Astor estate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
Members Refuse to- Give
Pledge Not to Intro
ducc Bond Bill.
DELEGATION REJECTS
GASOLINE TAX PROJECT
"rinkle's Attitude Surprise, in
View of Preceding State
mcnts Attributed to Him.

The General Assembly or Virginia
viii no; be called in special session.
That Is. unless Governor rrinkie
changes his mind again.
.\t a conference Thursday Sitn
f"ur Senator'S and two members a..
the House of Delegates. tho Cover
nor declared rr woulu not cell
special session OF the General hs-
semhly II road bond bIl IS % ~
presented. Eic asked fog tho - sur-
anoe of IA, adrocatts "i til. ruaii.
bond Log station ,hdt th'y would ~.
aitcmpt to pass such Legislation u Al.
special session is called.
The four senators AMI til. ,uo
members o; til. House ot delegates
refused I" give such assurance. CA
tn" other hand. 1t is said. they Opcnly
expressed their amazoment At the
turn affairs had taken. and made +.
Srscial session is called. the road
Wnd proposal viii he brought up
ana HAT /, will be passed
Prr."uneI "r DELEGATION.
Tho delegation that conferred w!ta
the Governor last Thursday al the
Governor request, included Senators
James t. Cannon. oi Hichmond: G.
VNoror t"olrick. ot Fredericks sburr
Julien Gunu. OF Henrico. and e.. &.
Vaughan. lr., OF Franklin. aud Dele
gates Marvin Smithcy. of Erunswich
county. aud Richard l.. Brewer. Jr.,
"t suffolk. Speaker Of the House.
Tho conference was sailed for n
O'Clock in tho morning In the or,ce
pf The Virginia Good Roads ASyocia
ti"m, In Murphy's Hotel The Sena-
tors and members "f the House wer.
here. bat the Governor was nor.
Speaking for the executive. senator
iuun Informed his colleagues that
The Governor would not call a special
session II au attempt were made to
take M road bond legislation. The
i"f"rnor II" said, had proposed tio
enactment OF legislation imposing a
-'c0nf TAX on gasoline. In lieu thereof
IN order 10 provide for the needs OF
IN" state Highway Commission and
I" pay for road building as the work
was don". This legislation would re-
main IN Greet. ho said. until tho next
regular session OF tho General As
Semblr. whom tho road bond bill
would. of course, nc In order.
Delegation ncfuscs Proposition.
The Senator'S and Delegates re-
fused this proposition. and were in.
N'tcd TO meet the Governor in III.
executive office "a; lc:i5 o'clock In
tn" afternoon. At this conference.
the plan outlined by Senator Gum
was represented hv Governor Trim
hi"' aud was again turned down bv
IN" legation. Senator C;oolric. re-
called G"N"rncr Trinkl"'s assurance
I" him 'hat special session woul,4
II" called IL majority cf Senator'S
ana Delegates would pledge them
selves 10 vot" Tor the proposcI good
roads program.
hepiHius :" this til" Governor dc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
FEAR EXECUTION
OF CH|LDERS WILL
BRING REPR|SALS
Dublin on Tcntcrhooks
Following Death Of
DE Valera Aid.
REPUBLICANS MAKE,
GREAT DEMONSTRATORS
Britain Shocked by Tragic
End of Man of Hon
ored Name.
NJ" "ITnnEAk> romEc.>r
continuation or Intcrn-cinr In Ire
'H"d IL Nccn-s->cnty Ir-
!cgulnrs Captured
REPUBLICANS MAKE.
GREAT DEMONSTRATION
NJ" "lTHnEiks roinEc,>r
mutation or Intcrn~cinr In Ire
iHnd IL Sccn-SeNcnty Ir-
3cgulnrs Captured.
tny unive,sal Service

DUBLIN. Nvv. 2i-At a late nour
tonight Dublin IS st3il on ieuier.
hooks fearing repr!saIs following
the execution o: ErSiSiue ChIldcrs by
the Irish Free State this morning.
Quiet pTcvai'd and +; IS though. thai
possibly the execution .. Chllders
may have the same effect as tn. pre-.
Nlols executions. which Icl to a
striking dimunition Of ambughiug
An announcement by ;hc publicity
Department of the Republicans to-
night states:
"ch!iders' wife was informed a,
e+1 this morning that her husband
had been executed at o'cIor,.
Captain Chi!Gers was ars; told
20 prepare for c>ocutlon on Monday
morning last Later hc was informed
that the date would b. "Wednesday.
on Tuesday At 10 n'cloch At nigh. he
was told that he would not hr taken
out "Wednesday
Prisoncr frequently Moved.
Up to 10 o'clock Thursday nigh;
lie had not been Informed what time
had been fNed for the execution. In
the meantime. he vas moved hourly
from barrack Ia barrack He applied
10 see Rev Dr HTowne. o: Mayuoo,h.
or Father Albert. These requests
az 20
-, = ,'.'.I V non. nc
-. -, - , ~"
,,',n,' no S,oa i''' "'' wy" "''''
r.. n,ar,,, oo,o,.,,,.
,.,.
.n,t.d ,,.,.h ~, ~
b,ho,s o-n,,s ba, ,d y, =
,orms ~ f-o,, So. ,,,,-. 90 i'.s
months =. n.n,I s.-,'itudc ,,ro u.,s
found No; s,ui,;y
There vas no wcrnfn- and M snr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
KILLS BOY DAY AFTER
BUYING AUTOMOBILE

NEW YORK. Nov. @4.-Ths day
after ho hough, his automobile. Ma
th"m i.ipzin rxn down and killed a
'-year-old hoSs play on the side
walk
Today he was found guilty OF man
laughter and vii! be sentenced to
fifteen years
Lr@in'S conviction is unusual court
attaches said. pointing ou; that there
was rarely enough evidence To con
r't in such cases
Lipzin admitted lie had not bcsa
granted a drivers license
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
carolinn<. water Power Low

CHARLOTTE, y. @. Nov. 2i--Th-
southern Power Company. which yup
p'es hE"Fo electric power TO plants
IN 'he taroiinaS. announced here late
today that because OF drough, con-,
d!tions concerns using ia current
would he asked, effective next Mon.
day. 10 suspend use OF the power
Tor one day each week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
COLD. ENDS LlFl.
Whites Note. - Got TO krcp Warm
SOmewhrre.'
fBy Associated rrcss.l

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Nov. .t.--Juiia
Lavrlio. 10. ended her life in her
apartment here today by inhalins
Illuminating gas. \ n"tc written on
the back at an envelope said:
II got 10 keep warm scmewherc.'.
Tho suicide came on the heels o.,
~ frat cold snap OF the season.