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New-York tribune., 1922-05-29

PROWLER--May -. Rose Prowisr. h..
!oved Wife of Simon. mother o. SIDNEY
Gilbert, Arthur and the late Morton
Funeral Monday. May %. $50 At Mount
Carmel Cemetery. CHpress EilIs
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29

Social activities for the first part of
the week will be confined almost en-
tlrely to affairs out of town.
The weddings on Thursday will bring
large society contingent back to the
city but until then country house and
country club entertaining will prevail.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29

F7NLAY-May 2s. 1922. Patrick NJ. be-
loved husband of the late Mary Finlay
tnrc Brown. Funeral from his late
residence, 5s Hamilton place. Monday.
May 20 Solemn requiem mass a. Our
Lady Of Lourdes Church. 10 a IN
tcrmcnt private.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
DEATHS

ERLANGER~~On May 81. Jennis simson.
aged s. years, beloved WY. Of the lsts
Max r. and devoted mother Of Felix
". Frlanger and Selma katz. Funeral
services and intermen. in Baltimore.
Md. Monday. May 2o.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29

HAKGRFAVES-E Evelyn, widow Of John
Hargreaves. mother OF tho late Eleanor
Hargreaves. Funeral services 50 WeRt
10Th at, Monday evening. O'Clock
Funeral private. Internlent Woodlawn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
TO CALL CONGRESS
ON NOVEMBER 20
President Will Not Act. How.
ever, Until After
Election.
COMPLETE LEGISLATION
Republican Leaders Anxious
to Finish Program Before
March 4.
lny AssocIat.d rr.ssl

WASHlNGTON. oct. 2i.-rr.diciion
mat Congress would b. called In
special session about November %.
VAS made by Representative Cam
bell. Republican. Kansas. today. AZ,
ter conference win Presld.n,
Harding
Mr. Campbell said undoubtedly II
'"ngrehs should ~ called about No
Nsmhcr 20 that all OF the necessary
appropriation bills and other l.g!s-
iatIoh could be disposed Of before IN.
SiH'y-seven,h Congress ends mex,
March I. lie Indicated. however. ,hn.
no call would be issued untu after
tn" elections.
The Kansas representative hns
been engaged in speaking cam
pa!en through the East and plans
20 leave tonight to make addition.
campaign speeches in tn. Rocky
Mountain states Upon his
r"'urn. he said. ne. as chairman Of
IN" House Rules Committee. would
'ahr up with the President the leg
iS!at:ve program. adding that un-
doUht"dly the frst important meas
ure To come before tho House would
b" tn" merchant marine hill and
that this would he followed by the
regular appropriation bills. the SEN
ate IN the meantime considering the
Dyer antllynching bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
DENNY URGES HIGHEST
TYPE OF MINISTRY
tBy discounted pressl

MONROE, ". C., oct; I'll am
Siad that the world cries out when
Methodist preacher. or any other
preacher falls. for this shows that
the world is expecting better things
OF the ministry" Bishop Coliins
Denny. Of Richmond. Va. told a
Grass OF twelve young preachers who
were admitted into the church a.
the session here today OF the Vest
crn North Carolina Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
The bishop urged that the young
men starting out in the ministry
give themselves wholly TO its work.
never he unemployed and never be
employed on tribes. He urged that
they visit the members Of their
flock and pray with them and tina,
they set an example of fasting and
abstinence.
At times" he said. you will he
criticized. misunderstood and mis-
represented, but as far as am con-
cerhed. do not pay attention TO
snch things. for | am not respon-
sible for them
Ihe bishop. who is presiding Of
hcer OF the conference. devoted his
entire time to pleading for minis
Try OF the highest type. true to the
word OF God and it's teachings" and
one that would set an exsmpI. Of
rieht living and draw others 10
God"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
IICTOR f NJ NJ 4 " UEL
Sd j Els ENDANGERED
PL Z 4 S IRE SEEKERS
Aided BY PrinccSscs. Italian
King Rescucs Fishing
Party.
LNN Assncia,nd rress. |

ROME, oct Pr King Victor EN-
manuel is pictured in adviccs from
san RoSs"re today in the role OF res
curcr of an endangered pleasure
party
While the King was out on Il FISH
ing expedition with the royal prin-
crSSes at the mouth of the Arno. in
Tuscany. h" saw a sail boat being
carried into danger 10y u strong cur
rent. The royal part! hurried 10 the
rescue" aud the King. with ;hr aid
the men on board tn" sailing craft
and saved the boat VITA it's occu-
pants.
The kinE was tho FIRST to hear the
cries NJ distress and notice the plight
of ;hr fishermen
When their boat had closely APP
preaching the drifting craft. the X ing
and the princrss"s got out and. stand
ing In water ny 30 their hips. threw
rope I" the fishermen and then
Joined in Juggling them.
Tuilio Romeo. tn" owner ~ the
fishing boat. d.d not know VIII" MS
rcScur.rs We're. hu: ne wanted "a do
the incest thing possible in ia" cir
Cumstanc"s. So. af.c" COMMUNICATING
the y"nur girls "m their courage. h"
insisted on presenting thom with "A
basket "f hsh.
He nearly tainted when the prin-
c'ssos and th. King told him who
they were.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
NAMED TO BENCH
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Ohio Jurist Member Of Com
mission Formulating Treaty
With Spain.
WAS ONCE SECRETARY or STATE
Lnys Do!In Important once to serve
Country In international
Affairs.
IN AssocIatcd rrcss |

WASiiINGTON. oct. 2l-Associa,e
lHStic" William Il. Day. OF the SUI
preme Court. has decided definitely
10 resign from the bench in View
"f his duties as umpire I'm the GER
man American claims negotiations
ana Is expected 10 formally present
ms res Sna'iou as Justice 10 Presi-
h'ni Harding carly next week.
JuSti"" Day declined today to dig
cuSs his plans. but il was learned
that he already had made arrange
m"nts to go to the Whit. House
and plac" his resignation in the
hands Of the President
TN Brnch Twenty YcnrS.
former Secretary Of State. Jus-
tic" Day mas served on tn. Supreme
Court bench since March > 1909. hav-
!nG been appointed after he had been
United Sta.es district judge for
Tour years. He has passed tn. re-.
'iT"ment ag" aud his resignation viii
have the effect of placing him upon
the retired i.st Of the court AT fun
pay
Justice Day will be the second
member OF the court from Ohio TO
resign this Year. having been pre-
coded by Justice John II Clarke.
and his retirement from the bench
MS state upon the highest cour,
from three 10 one. Chief Justice Tar,
beng the on!. ohloau remaining.
Negotiated spanish Treaty.
In A?ril, 1885 Justice Day re-
signed az Secretary az State To he
come chairman OF the commission
which negotiated tn. treaty Of peace
with spain and his retirement from
IN" bench Will mark the second time
lie mas !aid down important official
duiirs :" serve his country in the
agreement OF It's International af-
fairs.
There ar" two other members Of
IA" supreme Court eligible for re-
tiT-m"nt. Justices McK.nna and
il"imr- Beth have served upon III"
h"ncii ten years ana having reached
the age az "a. IusIic. Holmes dur
NIX the last recess Of tn. court.
submitted Ia maJOr surgira! one
ration. but s""riiuEly has fuzzy re-
covered his health ana neither he.
nor Justice MCk'uua have given any
hdicat!"n Of an intention to retire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
TWO ARE CHARGED
WITH Ne v JERSEY
DOUBLE MURDER
Prosecutor Will Ask Grand
Jury to Act Mon
day.
TWO EYEWITNESSES
OF CRIME FOUND
State Relying on Persons Re-
putcd to Have Been Near
Tragedy Scene.
Morr,Er"n CRIME ESTABLISHED
Names OF PARTIES Whose Indictment.
Arc sought Not Nude
Public.
Inv Assncinteh rrces-l

SpMEHNll.LE y. J., oct 2l-In-
dictmcn1s charging one woman and
on" man--posSibly two-with the
murder OF the Rev Edward Wheclc-
Han and Mrs. Eleanor Reiuhard,
Mills VIII be asked of tho Somersc,
county grand Jury Monday, Il was
learned on high authority late to.
hay
county Prosecutor Ecckman. I,
was stated. is prepared to go be
fore the grand jury with cv!denc.
on which he IL confident tn. gram
jury vii! indict. Two Of his wit
ncss"s' Il was asserted. we're eve
witnesses of tn. doubt. Shaving
which occurred ON tn. old r.biiiin,
farm. near \cw Brunswick. ON III.
night Of September a.
Two T;yrvitnc-sr~ To Crime.
ConGdcn, that he has bull, Nm a
stronger case than is rcurrslly no
iiev"d. Prosecutor hickman today
questioned several Of the ucw.r fig
ur"S Ia the mystery. II. disclosed
nothing Of ia" results. nor III, ,d.n
tity of IN" two persons said to lac
"N"wttnrsscS OF tn" double shaving
upon whose testimony he is be.
li"v"d To be relying greatly In oh
tanning the indictments.
VIZ more persons were quest ON ed
today. one maid In tn. Hail home
ana III" other vestrvman In the
r.ctor's church. Til. latter. Ealph
V. NJ. G"rsliu". who was examiner
IN his home ny Prosecutor Beekman
was reported to have accompanied
young woman home from the y.
NJ {. \. on the night OF the muir
der. whether in So doing he
CHANGED upon knowledge of IN.
crime. either In passing the scene
OF the murder or elsewhere was
not learned
Confident of indictments.
Timothy y. Pn"if.r counsel for
Mrs. Hall. made known the nature
OF the examination ~ barbara
Tough. a maid in the Hail home. who
was grill"d for two hours today. The
maid denied. h" said ,hs; Mrs. Hall
had told her ~ the minister's dea; h
before the nndiup u the bodi"s was
announced. II mad h""n reported
tina, Mrs. Hall ASKED her maid 20
wash some white socks an hour he
'""" the murders became known.
CONTINUED on Page .. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
LASKER AYERS DRY
RULING GREAT BLOW
IOAMERICAN SHIPPING,
-as Attention to Fact Daugherty Regulation Resulted
IN Many Cancellations Single Ship-Says
America in Morass

prdiency to aid IN. m"rchan, marin.
oii!' never knew what the de-
cis'on was until tn" prcsidcn, an
nounc"d IL.
Wants ships Ia HIVE Hiuht..
~ TO IA" Attorney who
~ SUCH good politician. IL L.. (. II
ne vas helping American shiys. n.
ala II without advising with m.
want foreign ships 10 com. In. as
men right, wet. Fort= per cent OF
me passengers ar" foreigners and
VIII not subscribe 20 oar views.
Inc principal prof, OF ships com
lnH 20 American shores IL the emf
grant 'ra'hc. h. aid. The .nisrau,
requires win" and beer as much as
iood. n" asserted.
lie called attention to one rrsul,
"' tn" iaurhcriy ruling The Amer
ican snip K.solutc was to max. 2
.l""i'errh mean cruise. ne said and
"p' r"s"r' atoms had been made
WiihinG s"venty-two hours after IN.
h'cisi9n hfty-;"ur cancellations wer.
continued on Pag. u. Column {,
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Try As.nciatcd pr.s.l

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-Across a ban
I""t BOARD last night Chairman \. -.
LhHk"r. ~ the United states Shipping
board. told United States Attorney
General DauSh.rty and other ban
4ucters that the Attorney Generals
recent iu!ing that all ships entering
Hcrlcan waters must be dry" was
the greatest blow that could have
happened to the American merchant
marine.
can prove" said Mr Laskc,
"ho with ihe Attorney General xpok o
before the Audit Bureau Of ClrcI,l,-
'lon ana It's guests. tina, Mr. Daugh-
trty Is tn. greatest lawrnaker of am
time. M"ses only made the Red Sea
dry"
MIR lhsker said that while h. on
posed IN. saloon. he spoke neither
as Wet nor dry, but from IN.
standpoint OF the Shipping Board
j nave seen In the press SAID Mr.
i.asker. statements that he mad. hi :
decision 10 conform 10 political ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
SENTENCED FOR LIFE
AFTER GIVEN NEW TRIAL
Dry ASSOCIATED Press. !

ATLANTA. GA. oct. 2i.-Mrs. Cora
Lou Vincent. sentenced TO death for
the killing at her husband Or - W
Vincent. hcr" several months ago.
was granted q now ,rinl today by
juds" iiumphri"s IN Fulton superior
Court; Immediately entered Il plea
"f suiity aud was sentenced to "A life
term ia state prison.
pr Vincent WAS shot To- death in
his drUs st"r" here las, March Mrs
Vincent claimed the shooting result
"a IG Il scunic between them over the
revolver. The case was unusua! IN
that Mrs. Vincent was the hrst wo-
MAN ia many years L" receive the
death peua!ty in Fulton County.
several weeks ago u jury decided
mat Mrs. Vincent. although under
death sentence. was entitled tn an
equal share ia the estate OF h.r late
husband, along Win the children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
DRY SHIP RULING
NOW IN EFFECT
Daugherty Interpretation of
Nolstead Ac, Applied
Last Midnight.
NO FURTHER EXTENSION
New Test to Come With Ar
rival of Foreign Craft With
Liquor Aboard.

WASHINGTON. oct. Provisions
81 The Liquor statutes held by AZ.
t' 'n"s-''"n"r"l Daugh.r,y 10 nro-
"'"'t transportation and sal. Of AL
'oh1iic beverages on American v.s
s"is arywh here ana on foreign YES
,''s WITHIN three miles OF tn. United
states coast. hcam" cacctiy. Tonight
at U!dn.SHt.
rue "Nirnsion az time ordered by
if"> .d"ht Harding to permit .hIu
t''"> I" arrange their airairs In con
u" l" NE rHiink. expired at mid
"'E"' ana enforcement officials d.
''afci suggestions for "a further .x-
tension tnd not been approved
instruction. in ~ Few uu,.
II was considered urnhail, thar
several days would eiap>. h.for-
customs ANA prohibition forces vuuiI
nave ut hand specific Instructions a..
10 th- see pc uf their authority uuI,r
VA" i'ansh"r,y nuinl"Ii. but tnis IL
MAS declared. would hnv, no ..Ir..f
on the operation nf The law. \ for
".Sn vessel sailing win iuhitit,L
cargo h!t-r today. ii Was said wvul.i
lee liable 10 'h- penalties nx-d H.,
IN" Noitt"Hd act ii and wh"u she -u.
tered American coastal waters bear
ing tina; cargo.
American ships. under the ruling
~ the Attorney General. which -.
ceiv"h the formal approval ot prrsi.
dent Harding. are prohibited IRON,
% SsaSsins" liquor regardless Of
where they ar. in operation. The
IAN was made operative as to Sn!p-
ping Board tonnag" as soon as the
iE!ins was published though Time
was allowed for The disposal ., any
!4cIt stocks on board vessels OF
the feet then at sea
Awnit Judge Hands Decision.
Enforcement officials are hopeful
cf decision coming from the Fed
raj District Court in New York.
WhtTe the new Interpretation OF the
law is Under i,re by both foreign and
American lincS-b"fore tn. arrival Of
vessel In violation Of the ban nee
cssities punitive action against the
ship. The agents and her master. as
required by law.
II is pointed ont that only ves-
sells hich clear from foreign ports
after midnight tonight come within
the restrictions, thus giving fur
ther automatic stay" OF from five
"a seven days in the cases "f most
ships on the regular Atlantic routes
and OF an even longer period with
respect To ships crossing the racihc.
Absence Of formal instructions as
To their procedure will not serve as
a deterrent on customs and prohi-
h:tion forces, IL was declared. as the
regulations now standing are SUN ;
Gent TO permit them t. act in
cases Of suspected violation.
Administration officials looked to
an early decision from Judge Hand
[" clear tn" situation.
Under the policy announced by
l-resldcht Harding. enforcement OF
the liquor ana customs laws at sea
would he restricted TO The ;hrec.
mile zone except in cases of ships
which had established communication
With American territory before their
cwn boats. or in such manner as
brought them within the purvicw OF
court decisions holding such craft to
be legally within the zone. although
physically outside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
HEARING IS ENDED
ON HAZING CHARGE
iBy Associated Press.

ANNAPpl.lS. MD. oct 2l--The
triai OF Midshipman Bruce H. Robin
son. "i the FIRST class. charged with
haHihS "idshipman William H. Nc
EreS"r. OF the fourth class. was COM
Pietcd p"tofe me court martial a,
.me Naval Academy this morning.
me hndinS of the court will not
We announced until there il action
upon IL by the reviewing authority.
The only point at issue was the
degree Of haHinp. as Robinson had
admitted that he caused Mct;rcyor
l" DO certain physical stunts. Though
ne had no authority to do so lie
cia med. however. that he had moth
ing to do with the third inniction.
which was Just previous 10 the phys
zeal collapse Of the undcr-rla ssman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
SPOKE" FOR WAR FUND.
FAMOUS DOG is DEAD
[ by Associated Press

Los ANGELES. Oct. 2I.-pcter. n
Famous war dog, although only "a
niue Boston bull. IL dead here "A; the
nome or his mistress. Mrs II. H.
pucc' Pcter was credited with hav-
ing raised $4,000 war fund In Vic
.oria. Is G.. during the world war.
ny suing on table every day for
three years and speaking" for con-
tributions.
He received medal from tho G.,
madam Field Comforts Association in
England. life membership in the
Canadian Rcd Cross and four other
decorations. including one from the
Yukon battalion.
AFTER the war. Peter went Into the
movies and gained more fame. He
was nine years old when he died
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
ANNOUNCE FULL LIST
OF AUXILIARY OFFICERS
ny Associated Press. !

NEW ORLEANS. oct 2l.-An-
nonncemcnt was made today Al
headquarters of the National Ameri.
can Legion Auxiliary. which closed
It's annual convention here last
night, that Miss lzctta Mccoy. o.
indianapolis. Ind. has been choseu
FOR the second time as national
treasurer OF the organization. Ma.
tional committee women named in.
Guided Mrs. William Spcaaman, will
mineton. Del: Mrs. x. T., Sawcett
Wa ,hinStnn. -. g.; Mrs H. w Burke
Salisbury. y. e.; Mrs. l.. W. Floyd
Newberry. :. C.; Mrs. Jessie over.
ton. Nashville, Tenn. aud Mrs. A. s
oBoker. Biueheld. w. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
VIRGINIA BANKERS
MEET IN BRISTOL

Special {" The Times Dispatch.
fltlSipi., VA. Oct ai-linnkers
Numbering ABOUT 900, from practi-
cal!y every town In East Tennessee
and Southwest Virginia, gathered to-
night at banquet. thu elimination
al an c.ah"titr program which he
gan TINS morning at the joint meet.
inG al group fiV. uf the Virginia
HHnN"TS Association, ana group one
OF tnr Tennessee association.
thi"i sp"nkerS at tn" sessions to-
DAY wcr" 7. II. Preston, president
"a the Hamilton National Bank. al
'hat'auo"EI. aud ~. q. shirley,
chairman ~ the Virginia state R!gh-
Nay Commission.
Including heads and directors OF
Bristols seven banks and their w!vc..
more than 500 persons were present
At the banquet tor Eht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
OFFERS OWN CHILD
FOR ONE HE RAN DOWN
INy Asso.!atoh rrcss. |

SAN FRANCISCO, oct II. Charles
buckley electrician. who while in
tcXicatcd. police charged. ran down
and killed Marion Newton. I. in his
automobile Wednesday night, today
offered To give his own child. isabel.
!, To the parents OF the dead child
The ofcr Was refused by Mar.on's
mother.
Mrs buckley. who was In the ma =
chine with her husband at the time
Marion was Killed, said she was
to Buckcl's offer. which
was made through his attorney. II
II would sufficiently compensate that
other mother for what she has lost
buckley is in the city prison
awaiting trial on charges OF man
slaughter and driving an automo-
lille while Intoxicated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Raiders Loot Frcish, Train.


BELFAST, oct. 2l.-More than 100
Republican raiders held up a freight
train today at Kiltoom between
Athlone mad Rcsrommon. footing
eight cars and getting away with
their booty. This included. II is said.
large quantity 81 ammunition in
tended for the Free state troops
operating III the west Of Ireland AS
well as large consiEnmcnts Of food
sums and liquor for traders in
Western towns. The guns are re-
ported 10 have been seized by tho
raiders. who raised cheers for Err
skihe Chiiders as, they drove away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
.DAUGHERTY MAKES
HIS ONLY SPEECH
Acknowledgement Dcfcn d 5
Course in Railroad Strike
Injunction.
RADICALISM LABOR FOE
Ohio Cabinet Member Tells
Audience Crooks Hinder
War Fraud Probe.
[Rv Assoclatcd rress.l

CANTON. OHIO. Oct 2i.-Making
his only campaign speech to the
voters OF his home state. Attorney
General DamEherty tonight rendered
an accounting of his stewardship al
Washington. defended his course in
the Chicago injunction proceedings
and in the prosecution Of war
frauds. and declared that despite
accusation and calumny," the De-
partmcnt OF Justice would proceed
10 perform it's duties as IL sees them
under the Constitution
In the strike emergency. the At
torncy General SAID. the Federal
government used the injunction as
the least drastic means ut hand for
rcscuiuE the country from the
grip OF civil war" He aScribrd some
OF the blame Ia tn" radical!sm and
character" OF prominent labor lead
rrS. and some OF IL Ia hard boiled"
railway executives. and asserted that
amy Att"rncy-G. ."ral vino would not
have acted under the circumstances
should be impruchvd"
Seek Inp"rrnnt Evidence.
Declaring the real purpose OF at
lacks ON the d"partmcnr's record in
war frauds investigation was to
force the hand of tn. government
and pr"maturcly disclose important
evidence, Mr. Daughrrty said such
assaults had been Inspired. not by
the departments inactivity. hui be-
cause tender spots had been touched
by the suits already under way
we would have heard little
crii!ci>m of the department Of Jus
tice." he said, had il, not been dis
covered THAI case like the Chrm!-
cal Foundation for instance Gin
which valuRbl. patents were as
signed by public officials to com
panirs which they themselves had
orRanizcdl, WAS under Investigation,
and the part played by those In
v"lved ais" was being scrutinized
by government agents"
TIL" Attorney -Gcncral recountci
the diihcurics encountered in war
fraud prosecutions in the face of
scattered evidence Of which he said
TN" previous administration did not
Continued on Page .. Col. -
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FL WING SQUADRON REPEATS
BITTER DOSE FOR VIRGINIA
BEFORE CROWD OF 1900
Trains Grandmother
to BE Shopliftcr
nv I.nI,crsni s.rylce !


MEM YORK. Oct. 2i-p.Nccrs
who have been wOrINng on the
theory that IL is the parents who
teach the children to steal re-
c"iv"d a shock today when they
caug ut Noia J"rlimatOs. a li-Sear-
old school girl. giving her grand
mother, Mrs. Ellen Diuuotos. les
sens in the art of shpp,ift!ng.
They were found in depart
mcut store. wh"r" tn" xiii WAS
instrUcting the woman hpw 10
stand In order 10 shield their ope-
raUons NJ the trial IL was found
the rirl had engineered the piifer-
img expedition.
Th" girl was turned over 10 the
Childrcu'S Aid society. aud the
graudmoth-r was given n day in
jail and fined $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Locates Hoard In Cb,c,ro

BUFFALO. =. =. Oct 2l.--Aftcr
prolonged debate the United Lutheran
hmrch. in convention today voted
mat III" board &C home missions
should be located at Chicago. and no.
~ Philadelphia. THIS settles AN is
sue mat has aSitated the church
membership Tor four years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
rothirr * u-fn.ch ,,,,i.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Och - Fed
eral Judge Brown today denied bail
To Roland x. rothier. former army
sergeant, charged with the murder
II Major Alexander T. Cronkhite at
Camp Lewis, wash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Hone Ia r,on, c,,ar tine sh,, roaa,

JNt,kScNNiiL.E, FLA. oct I'll
Radio reports from the feet Of tugs
gathered in Nassau Inlet I" nssist
IN" clyde Line st"ampShip i.cnape,
aground since carly Tuesday. wcr"
th"' II was expected tackle would ne
attached 10 thc big vessel inuignt
and II was hoped L" riuat her to-
morrow. The i.rnaps was reported
as unchanged and resting easy. with
the bow IN fourteen feet OF water
and the stern ON tho bar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
The Weather

II wilt he fuir today md tomorrow;
moderate south md southwe.t
winds.
For fun weather report. see Page Is.