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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
AV|AT0RS' BODIES
FOUND, IS REPORT
Charrcd Remains Of Flyers
Located OH Papalo IN
dian Reservation.
fRy AssocIatcd Press !

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2I.-The
charrcd bodies OF the missing avla-
tors. Colonel Francis y. Marshall and
Lieutenant Charles Webber. have
been found on paphlo Indian Eescr
va'inn. about scVenty-fve miles west
"f Tucson. Ariz.. the Southern Pacific
Railroad Offices here were advised
this afternoon In dispatches from
Tucson
!. COW boy the adviccs stated came
upon the bodies near what is known
az indian oasis The bodies lay in
he wreckage OF the flyers airplane.
II IS not known whether Colonel
Marshall and Lieutenant Webhcr
were killed when they crashed to
earth, or burned TO death af,erward.
The message to the Southern Pa
cifc said
ators near Indian Oasis. Roth ap-
parently burned to death. About
seveniy-ive miles south Of Tucson.
on rapalo Reservation. No railroad
there. II is on a wagon track. Sup
pose a!rplanc fell 10 ground and
aviators burned TO death
Left Snn Diego December Z.
Colonel Francis G. Marshall. at
tachcd to the stan of the chief OF cav
airy at Washington and briGadier-
general who served with distinction
in the World War. and Lieutenant
Charles l.. Wcbber. CT tho air SER
vice. loft San Diego at 9:l5 o'clock.
| Thursday. December Z. for flight TO
Fort HuachuCa. near Tucson. Ariz.
Colonel Marshall had been on an
inspection tour OF cavalry camps
throughout the country and had used
airplanes extensively on this mission.
He commanded brigade of the
First and Second Divisions in France
from 1917 TO 1919 and received the
Cro!x de Guerrc with palm for dis
! tinCuishcd service.
Lieutenant Wehber was an eX-
pcrienced cross-country pilot and
was instructed tn report by wire on
his arrival at Fort Huachuca. Web
ber was q years old and a native OF
Denver. Colo. Webber entered the
aviation school at berkeley. Cal. in
1917 and was commissioned at Mount
Clemens, Mich. In 1918. He served
two years in the Philippines.
Saturday morning five airplanes
Continued on Page 4. Col. 7.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
DANVILLE WOMAN FIRST BANK
OFFICIAL IN OLD DOMINION
Miss Sallie Haskns Is Elected Assistant Cashier of
American National, One of Financial Insti.
tutions of City on the Dan.

Miss Sallie Haskins. for many years
mn attache Of the American National
hank OF Danville, was yesterday
elected assistant cashier OF the In
stitutlon by the directors. the frst
woman In Virginia to hold such n
bank position. Announcement to this
effect was received by Mrs. ]. X.
Bowman. president OF the Virginia
Federation of Business and Profes-
sionai Women's Clubs, in the follow
inE. telegram:
"Danviile. Va. Dec. 81. 1922.
You may be interested in knowing
that our bank today elected Miss
Sallie y. Haskins as one Of Its assist
ant cashiers and feels that II honors
Itself in being the FIRST Virginia bank
to accord an accomplished woman
banker promotion richly earned.
FRANK TALBOTT,
president American National Bank"
Upon receipt of this telegram Mrs.
Bowman wired President Talbot as
follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
GREEK AND TURK
DELEGATES CLASH
IN WORDY COMBAT
Minoritics Subcommission
Adjourns When Debate
Becomes Violent.
EACH HOLDS OTHER
RESPONSIBLE FOR WAR
Ria Nur Bcy Charges Veni.
zelos Real Father of
Anatolia Drive.
CAPITULAT T1oSs uNso1yEp
No ProErcss Yet Mnde In Connection
With Consular Courts
Continuation.
IRv Assnciatnhnrns-,


LAUSANNE. Dec PA s,irring
alteration occurred "a; meeting OF
me supcomniiSs!Dn minOritics today
between former Premier Venizcios OF
Ireece and the Turkish delegate.
i'lza Nur Bey. The dispute between
The two arose over the question Of
responsibility for Greek deportatious
Asia Minor, and was so violen,
rat 1t became necessary TO adjourn
tn. session.
According 90 spokcsmcn Of the
turkish delegation. Ria Nur Boy
declared the Greek army was no, SO
'huch responsible for In" recent
military disaster as was vcnize!os
himself because II was venizelos
who had inaugurat"d the idea OF "a
military invasion OF Anatolla"
RIA affirmed that in his npinion
The Greek minister's who were re-
emily executed at Athens wcr. in ali
probability entirely innocent OF de-
ceiving the Greek people. because
the real father of. tho Asia Minor
aampaiEn was Nenizc!us.
NcuiIcIos Breaks Hounds
The Italian chairman OF the sub
commission, SiEnor Montagna. had
previously warned both the Turkish
and Greek delegates that reference
10 inaSSacrcs and crueltics must
hencerorth he avoided. but. the Turks
alleged. Ncnizeios today refused To
obey this Injunction. He delivered
bitter Indictment against the Turk
ish army and went SO far. the Turk
ish delegates assert, that the chair
man was obliged repeatedly TO call
him to order.
After ins!stent attempts. Ria Nur
Bey eventually got the moor and dc :
Tended Turkey. and then made n per
sonal attack on the former Greek
Premier.
Feeling Runs High.
Another Indication that feeling is
running high between the Turks and
the Greeks was found in com
muniQuc, which the Turkish deleEa- :
tion issued later. declaring that re-
cent adv!ces from Angora prove that
the Greeks are confiscatinE all the
farms belonging To Moslcms In Crete
and that the Moslcms in the hills.
fearing massacre. have fed to the
cities and are dying OF hunger.
Every day more than twenty Mos
lens are dying either through mas
tCon,inucd on Pae" .. Col l.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
DEPARTMENT STORE
HEAD ENDS LIFE
ICY Associated rress.l

TEEENSTNlTIO. =. Q. Dec. IL
Irving c. Long. aged IS years.
head OF a department of the Cone EX-
port and Commission Company. or
this city, and Il director in that
company, committed suicide shortly
before o'clock this afternoon by
shooting himself through the head
in the bathroom at the home of Mrs.
Caesar Cone, on Summit Avenue.
this city. Mr.. Long was son OF
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Long, OF Ash..-
Vile. and a nephew of the late Cae-
sar Cone and Moses Cone the latter
founder. of the Cone string of cot
ton mills of Greensboro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
"RIchmond. yo. Dcc ., INV

Richmond. Va. Dec. 81. 1922
The business and professional wo-
men OF Virginia congratulate the
American National Bank of DapvilIe
upon this forward step, and feel con-
hdent that 1t will reap the rich re-
ward which consistently follows the
adoption OF such progressive meas
ures.
"GELINE MACDONALD BOWMAN.
president"
Mrs. Bowman said last night that
the Danville Chapter OF the America n
institute Of Banking had always ac-
corded full membership to women. as
hrs the Norfolk chapter. A number
OF women In tho banks In Richmond
have waGed campaign for fun mem :
bership In the Richmond chapter, \.
7 b., and came within two votes OF
winning II last spring. Mrs Row
man, then connected with one Of the
large Richmond banks. initiated the
movement, which the women say is
not over yet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
STORM OF PROTEST
is STIRRED BY RETURN
OF ARBUCKLE TOFH, MS
Jail and Fine Sentence
for Thompson Follower
LBy Assoclated rress-l

CHICAGO. Dec 2l.--Wiillam A.
Either. formery attorney OF the
chica Board ot Education and
prominent follower Of Governor
Len Small and Mayor William
Hale Thompson. was found guilty
tonight ly a jury OF conspiracy
to defraud the school board. His
punishment was fixed at from
one ~ Ave years in prison and a
iine OF $4,000.
Henry w. kaup, a real estate
dealer and codefendant. was
gwen nine months in the county
jail and fined $1,000. They were
charged with conspiring to de-
fraud the board in the Gale Of
buildings In school sites pur-
chased from private owners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
COL. ANDERSON TELLS
OF NEW WAR SUIT
nv AssncIa,ch rressl

WASliINGToN. Dec. 2i.--Civil or
criminal suits. one or both. against
the United states Harness Company.
OF hanson. w. Va. Will he ready
for institution by tho government
within thirty days. Colonel Henry w.
Anderson, of Richmond. Va. a spe-
cial assistant To the AttorneyGen-
erai testified today before the House
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Anderson also stated that tho
government would bring suit against
the Bridgeport Brass Company unless
there was an agreement for settle
ment OF the war claim OF the govern
ment against that company at con-
ference TO be held next month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
RUSH PENSION INCREASE
AS CHRISTMAS GIFT
Try Associaled Press |

WASHINGTON. Dee ol.-A gem
erous increase in Uncle Sans pen
sion allowances To Union and Mexi-
can War veterans promises 10 be a
government Christmas present To the
veterans and their widows. LcSis-
lative action was completed today
by Congress on the Bursum bill to
increase their pensions the veterans
from $50 to S12 month-and Scna-
tor Bursum. Republican. New Mex
leo. tomorrow hopes TO rush the bill
30 the White House so that il may
he signed by President Harding and
become law by Christmas Day.
The conference report on the bill,
after adoption by the House. was
hurried through the Senate today
during nm active session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

ing to d" with the stored whisky in
the Richmond warehouse and that IL
was in charge OF the department OF
Internal Revenue. Collector John e..
Noel could not he located yestcrdey y
afternoon or last night. With his
desk piled high with unsigned mail
and his automobile gloves where ne
had tossed them when IN came into
his office early in the day. IL was
said by employees directly under him
that he was expected back later In
the afternoon. He had not returned
when TN" office closed AT . o'clock.
and nt his home it was learned rn rly
this morning TINT no word had been
received from him there since early
yesterday morning.
MIR, Nuris car. with all ot the
lights out. WAS standing on Eauii
,Continucd on rage II. Col. 5.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
LIQUOR ON DANVILLE
CURB AT HIGH PRICE

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
DANNllI.E. VA. Dec. 2l.-Chict OF
Police Bell asserted today that Dan
VILE Will spend as arid Christmas
as any recorded of recent years as
result OF the concentration on the
rre-Christmas advent OF liquor Chief
Bell asserted that the good work Of
law enforcement officers in Henry
County is probably responsible for
the low ebb of Christmas spirits here.
Policemen questioned said that the
curb quotations for Christmas LIQUOR
ranged from s. to $40 quart. the
EiGhcst known In years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
RADIO USED AS AID
IN MAJOR OPERATION
rRy Associated Press.l

MINNEAPOIIS. MINI, Dec IL
Surgeons today fitted a radio head
set to a patient, a local anacs hctic
was applied and a Caesarean opera
ton was performed The mind OF
the patient was soothed and distract
ed from the operation. surgeons said.
by the strains OF music from n
specially arranged hand concert.
Mother and child both recovered
from the operation in fine condition.
and are resting easily. II was stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
CHINESE SWINDLER
SENT TO PENITENTLARY
[By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-Adolphus c.
King, Chinese, today was sentenced
to five years in Sing Sing prison for
dcfrauding Lee Lum. importer. OF
New York and Buenos Aires. of $685.
00S.
Lum testified King posed as a con-
fidential adviser TO j. =. Morgan g.
Co, and induced him to part with
the $4,000. which was TO have been
invested for him.
Time passed. Lum added. and he
got no returns. Inquiring. he de-
clared King told him the money was
blown to bits with a messenger In
the Wall Street explosion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

the federation. today declared that
the orSanlzatinn would oppose the
return ot Arbuckle
We have been deceived by VIII
II. Hays" Mrs. Siegesmond said He
promised the women gathered a, tho
national convention OF Federated
Clubs In Chatauuua, last summer
'hat Aroucklc would not be per-
mitt"d to r"appcar ia moving pic
lures lie has reversed himself The
Buffalo Federation Of Womcn's Clubs
VIII offer vehement objection to the
r"appcarancc OF Arbuckle on the
public screen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
500 GALLONS LIQUOR
STOLEN IN RICHMOND
FROMSTORAGEPLAN ANT
Aims at Home Rule
for New York City
IBy VnIversal Scrylce1


NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-An out
line o! the meSsag. that Governor
Elect Alfred r.. Smith will send TO
the legislature January 3. iudi-
Gates that his hrst efforts will be
directed towards placing corpora
tons under the control OF the
state municipalities. and to insure
home rule for every city and town
IN tho state.
II is understood that Mr.. Smith
will urge immediate repeal OF the
state convention law and return
To the direct nomination OF candi-
dates for political offices in prl-
maries.
u. will ask the repeal OF the
Miller transit laws. specific Rholi-
tion Of the New York city transit
board and give all municipalities
absolute control in the fixing OF
traction fares and gas. light, water
and power rates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
MOTHER OF r. D. FORD
DIES IN HER OHIO HOME

Mrs. Harriet II. Ford, widow OF r.
w. Ford. former resident OF Rich
mond. died at her home at Cutler. o..
early yesterday morning. She Is
survived by one son. Robert -. Ford
editor OF the Richmond Times-Dis-
patch. and by one daughter. Mrs
John w. Gorby. OF Lake Forest, Ill.
The funeral VIII take place this at
ternoon at O'Clock. from the home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
STATE HAS SUMMONED
SCORE OF WITNESSES
Prosecution Expected to Put
On Lone Witness, Unless
Hand Is Forced.
DEFENSE PLANS NOT KNOWN
Counsel for Accused. However, VIII
WniNe Preliminary E1nmiua-,
tion, Belief.

The only new development ysster-
day in the Pollard case was the re-
port that the prosecution will put
on the stand witness who will
testify that he or she heard the re-
port OF the pistol that snufrcd out
the life of Mrs. Thcima H. Richard
SON. pretty 24-ycar-old stenographcr
and that the sound was So mutIieh
that II impressed the witness In
question as having been fred in
doors. probably in the ves;ibulc OF
the Pollard hon. at 25lS Grove Ave-
nue.. and not out Of doors as the
accused has stated ~ police This
witness is understood To live on
Grove Avenue. only Il snort distance
from the scene OF The tragedy of De
ccmher II.
More than score Of witnesses
have been summoned TO appear In
Police Court tomorrow morning for
the preliminary hearing OF Pollard.
accused Of the murder of Mrs Rich.
"rdson. and j. Mosby West. held az
an accessory Among those sum-
moncd is Mrs. E-r;ha Louise R"ck.
pretty choir singer. who is said ny
police To nave been the innocent
cause OF the death of Poilard's for
mcr stenoSraphcr.
Introduce One Witness.
commonwealth's Attorney Dave
Sdtterfeld. however. is expected To
ru; on the stand tomorrow mornin:
only Coroner Whitfield. who is ex-
pected To describe the medical as
poets of the shooting, and possibly
Jerry Jones. who deposed nj the cor
oner's Inquest that Pollard. few
minutes after Mrs. Richardson fell
dead at his feet told him that he
Pollard) had shot somebody" un-
less the defense introduces import
ant and entirely unforeseen evidence
The plans OF the defense have not
tecn Indicated. as far as could be
learned last night. commonweaith's s
Attorney Satteriicld stated he would
not be surprised If Hiram NJ. Smith
aud Hill Montague, counsel for Pol
lard. waived preliminary examina,
ton. II the case is sent on to a
Hastings Court grand jury. rs seems
more than likely, 1t Is believed that
Judge u. &. Richardson will hear II
beginning the first week in January.
Both Mrs. Richardson and j. Mos
by West We're authorized to carry
concealed weapons by reason OF
having appointments nutaries
public. IL was said yesterday Mrs
Richardson used her notarial office
in foIard'S real estate Office in Wit
Messing deeds and other legal papers.
West, also in the real estate huSi-
ness, was commissioned a notary for
The same purpose, Under the law.
t"th We're given authority to carry
firearms. Pollard. In October. oh
tained permit to carry concealed
weapon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Letters and Telegrams Pour
Into Movie Thcater
Owners Office.
WOMEN IN OPPOSITION
Movement Starts to Have Will
II. Hays Rcscind Order
Lifting Bar.
fHy Associated Press1

NEW RoRk Dec. 2l.-Fatty Ar
buckles Christmas pa rdon." grant
ed by VIII n. Hays. head Of the mo-
lon picture Industry. who had GUST
ed the hlm comedian because Of his
connection with the party which re-
suited In :he death of Virginia Rappe.
VIII get his chance to come back
cn the screens Of Manhattan, mo-
'ion picture theater owners here In
dicated today.
But whether he will he able TO re-
gain his place in the world Of stars.
th"y said. was Arbucklc's own af-
!air. TO be threshed out by the mo-.
ton picture patrons themsclves--and
there was vide divergence OF opin
Ion as to tho probable result
Officials OF the Motion Picture
Theatcr Owners OF America said that
body had bccn flooded with letters
ana kilograms. most OF which Op-
posed the !ht comedians return.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
.CUNO TO ASK ALLIES
NAME DEFINITE SUM
Final Adjustment of Repara-
tions TO Be Sought From
Premiers.
IBy Associated press.l

BERLIN. Dec. 2l.-The new repair
ations plans. with which Chanceiior
Cuno and his immediate advisers are
engaged. VIII not ba based, IL is an
nounced. on any assumption OF early
active financial intcrventiur by the
United states
The ChnEcellor. the Minister Of
Finance. Herr Hcrmcs, and the Min
lister OF Economics. Herr Becncr.
nave been holding series of CON
ferences with Industrial. financial
and commercial leaders and the rep
rescntativrs Of organized labor dur
ing the past week, aud. while the
nature OF these discussions have not
Eeen disclosed, IL is generally assum-
ed the government revised pro-
gram FOR presentation To the Pre-
miers ~ the Paris conference Will
holdly suggest that permanent So
.ution ni the i-parations problem
SHOULD h" arrived AT and that n
hXed definite sum should Ia" named
as Indicating G"rmary'S hnal in
debt -dn"SS.
Seek Final Adjustment.
In their determination To achieve
dehnit" and hnal adjustment of Ger
n.Iny's rrparatlonS debts. Chancellor
Cuno and his ministers are encour-
aged by III. attitud. oS the Indus
measur" have made this IL condition
of their collaboration, aud by the
sentiment in other quarters In favor
OF SSch procedure. They intend. II
possible. TO get away from the "ad
justment" and respite" stage.
BEFORE this is accomplished no CO.
ordinated system of financial reform
or Internal renieaia! measures can
he carried out, In the opinion OF the
ministers
I'VE as nation can not see day
light ahead until some definite goal
the Cabinet. and he added that linn
ing spaces" granted To Germany,
have invariably had disastrous cf
fccts on her currency and her efforts
TO adjust her budgets.
Just how far the reparations pro-
posnis which Chancellor Cuno is
drafting Will consider outside imam
cial relief In return for the new
German offers Is not indicated, nor
is any hint forthcoming OF the ma
ture OF the guarantees or securities
which Germany proposes I" pledge.
The Chancellor. however. is reported
as being more optimistic regarding
the outlook for a substantial Inter-
nal gold loan because % the cncour-
aGement extended TO him in Indus
trialists and fnancial circles 70 push
Germany's capacity for payments 10
tho limit % her ability. He viii
look for concessions and exemptions
from certain reparations conditions
Continued on Page {. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
war !. Declared on i<,nn.

HARRISON, y. j.. Dec. a,.--In-
structlons to arrest any one appear
Ing In the city wearing the rcgalia
Of the ku-Klux Khan. and orders TO
Rave the sanity OF all such persons
by physicians. were post
cd today by Chief OF Police Walsh
The orders, adopted by the Common
Council. also include the unmasking
OF hooded individuals and ten days
Imprisonment. F,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
LITTLE GIRL is BURNED
TO DEATH IN HANOVER

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Dec. 21
Dorothy Faul. young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Faul. Of
Hanover County. was burned to
death Tuesday afternoon when her
clothing became enveloped in flames
while playing with fire. Tho ''ttle
girl. with two other children. were
playing at stove at the Faul homo.
near the Spotsylvania line. She was
ratally burned before her flaming
clothing could be extingutshed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
LLOYD GEORGE OFF
TO TAKE VACATION
INV Universal service.l

LONDON. Dec. 2l.-Former Pre-
mier Lloyd George left today for
Algeciras, the Spanish resort. for
rest. lie will visit other resorts on
the French and italian Rivieras.
II was announced today that
winston Churchill and Lord Birkcn-
head will join the former Premier AT
q later date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
WOMAN is ACQUITTED
OF SHOOTING HUSBAND
fBy Associated Pressl

MINEOLA. y. Y. Dec. 2l-Mrs.
Hazel Hirsch. charged with shoot
ing her husband after party last
summer at the house OF Miss Riene
Davies. motion picture actress. to-
night was acquitted by jury which
accepted her defense that Hirsoh was
shot accidentally when she tried to
prevent him from committing sui
eide.
The jury was out one hour and
eighteen minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
wcnn,ch.. oupo.c. ArbuckIc

WENATtUEE. WASH. Dec. II
Pictures showing Fatty" ..rbuckle.
will not TO permitted TO he exhibited
IN Wena'chc". according to George
seaman. chairman of tho motion-pic-
,ure censoriug committee. OF the City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
would Give Him a chnucc.

l.1NlNGSTpE, MONT.. Dec. ol.--
clcrgymcn here. Informed that Ros-
90" Arbucklc had been given chance
TO come back in nlmdonl. said. Give
Fatty chance" Rev. :. r.. Nc
tarthy. president Of the Livingston
Ministerial Association. added that
tCon,,nued on Page -. Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Ford Plant Closes for Inventory.

DETROIT. MIcH., Dec. 2l.-The
parent plant of the Ford Motor Com
pany. at Highland Park. suburb.
will close for inventory December 81
to January 2. IT, was announced to-
day. Other plants of the company
here will be inventoried by depart
ments. work being resumed In each
department. as the inventory Is fin
ished. Z, Z. Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Chicago viii N, In,crfcrc

CHICAGO. Dec. 2i.--charles Fitz-
morris. chief OF polics and head OF
the city censorship board announced
tonight that TIA" board would not
interfere "ith ArDuckl"'s pictures
unless they violated the rules al
ready established.