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CLERK CONFESSES
George K. Long. According to
AX asliin^ton Police, Admits
Black-Hand Letters.
^ JHIA I H THREATS SENT
S;i\> ll?' Never Weul to Flares
Vi here lf?* Demanded
Monev He I.eft.
I Hy a-??>?!* ted frc-s.l I
\\ \SH IN* 1'-N". 1?. -I. <;.- rir ' 1:
,t , r i. i'l t' ? Km . .iii i f In- |
v ...t \tf.ill.s of the Wat 1'? partincut j
. ? . l ' Mift -.-? 1 today, accordinij (
. tl j.. 1 ???.. to tlii- authorship <>( :
I *"., 11 ? I Utters recently M'-viV. il j
t . il :n . Whit- f riner nmbsissudor
? . Fran r. and I'.v several w men
prominent Was in^ton society,
f) . li t'i ts dcnamled laid- s i'iis i?f
in ? ami tin- t??-:.? >1 (loath if the
?an - *? r? ? Hi* forthcoming.
was taken Into custody loilay,
;.fter I'.parttnint it Justl.-,-. auints
wiTi sa I t i have traced the 1 ?? tr
tn ' .1 > preuliai ity in the liami
w ii tr a- ! l y a watermark lisi <1 in !
\\ .1- In partuient stationery. lie j
?? ad*' 1. alleged confession sifter j
than two hour-' of ijUest i ??ii i n n I
j?-?!11- In ailqiiarti rs by Inspector
? ? i :i ii t . hut t in was permitted to re-I
nun ; !.:s home, where his wife Is !
? ? -ly i'i'. Ix_>hc. is I" \ i ai.- of i
eo ami I a- thn> children. I
"\.i . ha:-- was preferred acainst j
.. I: :?? I tor < it ant said. "We !
t>..-o u i .iii net htm when In want (
. :v mI w . th'.uirht it better t? ? let
' m no t otne to rare fur his wife,
wh.i (.- \ ill. an'I hi- three ehll
.i-i.ii.
1 - .li s Mr White, according; t.' the
tl" threatening letters were
.. \..l Ii Mis. Thomas 1" Walsh. |
if tin late "copper Kin tr" ??!'
< 'olnrsiilo: Madame Christian llangc.
widow of the former Norwegian mln
-.j.tei-, ami Mrs. Mary Scott Town-end.
t\i-i onlini; to the poliee, l?"hu*
v i 11 as valet to Major-t ieneral
*V*la'rence II. Kdwsirds when lie w:i>
?-*?ef of the Insular Uut'eau, stud hsiil
1 I0iv? l? 'I around the world w Ith his
-employer. In his confession, lnspee-|
HvC. tirant stated that Hony said.
"I don't know why I wrote the lel
Z;1W- 1 may have Rotten my idea
-<<?nn reading of the Oattl case |a rc
"*cnt Hliick Hand csise], lint I was
-anxious to see the children of the
* *i;y provided for. and 1 thought
? ntso rich people might help."
.. JJ'i declared, however, ta,. Inspector
ridded, that ho never went to the
1 laces where ho had directed the
Money to ho delivered, and "wouldn't
touched It." One of tin- llrst
'hlngs I^onK did after confessing, it
-.at raid, was to telephone his wife
?.titI sisk hr.r to notify tJeneral lal
?iuijii, v. iio is now stationed in liu.s
Tnn.
<:arlton and jiawes
".".'WILLS ARK PROBATED
V-oJinei'ouisI I.eft IXnlc > 'lalnril nt
SIl."i,IHHi?\irglnin Trust t'oin
imiiv AUiuliiloirntur.
Kdgar S. Carlton, resident manager
t i Hriilsh-Anierican Tobacco
?'mn any. who di* I on i-Kcbruary Is.
.in .-tale valued at $ 1 ,ZS1 T> 000. sis
. v:. ??? d m ?'?' anc ry Court yes let -
-t.t-. v. hen i". .1. t'arlton and tie Vli
V" ?' ' '-i <" 'inpan>" riualirieil a ad
hk; t ? tiirs ..! t ae estate. Personal
;ir ;.? i :n \ allied at $1.200,iMi0 and
? est..; at j I .oiiO. There wa? no
mX M; ail Ion was si bachelor, his
? t i' itive be inn bis latin r, J.
"\V. < -t i it'ii.
- "i'li ' f tannic! II. llaSi a w,;\s
I \ ?-.-tei day, with tWo >^iUnila
Ti . ? i .:npany and Horace llaNves
r e . ?? a- executors. The t->late
V . t ' d at ?3:l. '00. Mild is lull to
oiia'.i\ '. '.he business interests u-oliig
m ' >n, lloraco S. 11aw e.s.
7.'.,I. 'il*' Kiause (|ualllled us ex
iv-'ate of .Vl.'iKt'ie Vir
. \ allied at $7,001'
4H-TLI K O. K.'S IM.A.NS
< '1 MILLKR R110ADS
?r t
*l?ri*i*f 11 ii i lil i ni? \tljolii
re Sired l'ro|?er<>
? ?st M.Mmi.Oiiii.
,il r< \. d y? st< rdn> >\
j'<-et r I'.utler t*'r the
' ? the Miller A
? n i J i .1. < .-tr, ? t ami fur
? I .11 . I - to t ie III i,.id
lire The plans ,;,ll f"i
? , :') : bu: iii;t,n adjoili
? nt CSra . t eel inr.
. t ?? 1-M lb Stt.it, t litis
m 'h- ei tii- block ttont
Wi ? The .l! *t ? utloll.s
i!i? 1 *.i ? es' .?pi scr
?? ? in partitions The
?a ?? ,-tn . ; lnjihlit-n
a d that 1 ? r a I -
11 ? r.: ad S11 ci? t side
?jiA? was filed yesterday
'> ritioii for a permit to build
J'..b. '? ? ? 1.. 11?? a' ;? i ?"h:.nibei
1 i ^ M. JONKS IN
.M \\ SHnoTINt;
-Hl-Urlli^ Hi.eloses I.lenient of l.nor
. ' im > rinltil > nn to It I'* |ioiis| -
.?> ? bllilj lur l iitnlilj.
ZZZft ' i '???!?' : t ? f i.- ?vi ii -
-oit t. :ii'. , a ;.i responsibility t r tro
? ft*; ' ' .: T .".i ..ioi the iicl.t,. al
.ii.i. ? i,. ? \ M. .'on* * ?;u <lis
- tr ? ? (' ,i r: ? -ti 11..i> ,\| i
^r. kIioi In nn outhou*e s>?
- ; i.? ? i ' ' t l.i homr Sunday
?1"'
-troni* pr-'htihil t
sh"'. may have h<
? ? ? whom' Mr Malic
l.i the oitthon-e. r.
?< it.,-. .. v.n ? 11.,
"*PT : lireii. silthoURh ho
llu pistol held by Ml
? I to < X [iloft. ,\| I
Il.t'i l of al.
? ?? l- Wn "led lo l.yneliliuru.
---? i hi; *!:?:. \' \ i eb. n. jvsi
* "?yjJllv .*)... !? Wiii.Ii il in I> ir.v.ll<
> ...w.*l Mm' ? . .!!?? f". -?'!i - * *l felonP.'.j.
nit ,y arrested here today
KuUivah i- ehurfred with fihontln*
.. o ?: rpuiy sheriff ?if Henry County
(
RIGHMONSEHS IB UTTDIB
ELECTRIC I1MI* MEET
TrarkI oss Trolloy ami Inlair
I a\ Burden Kliitiiiialioii
l
to Be I)isrusso?l.
The American Ktectrio ICailwaj 1
Assoi at Ion wljl )i<> 1 . Itoprcscntntivi s of tin- Vir
ginia Hallway and Power Company
vvlio will attend llii' .on volition arc
John i;. I I.u veil, fi ller;.I riati.i:: r.
??'"1 A H I(irrmann. sicrctary lo
the president,
J'ho ilire.* main topics w hlcli x* ill
!*.* consider '1 at this mceliiiK of ,
t r 14- railway rr.on will |?* trackless
tr -lit v s> -\ in1 the elimination t '
i nfair tax hvrdons on 11>?- street car
i ill* t ami public relations .
Tin ills, ussloli .1" the trackless
trolli y will ho It'd hy 'P Kmmons,
president of tlic ll:iltlni<>ro stroot
t hi I way sv.sti in. Mi. Ktumous '>? .
...i: itlirn m wIiiti' traikl< .-s trol
lojs ari larcclv used, ami has studied
tin tr op./ration. Ho also has ha<l
v ol. i \|i? ri.-iuo in operating mts<>.
I iip hus-.s. K. |5 Whitman. ..f the
M.nl 1'ililj.- Service I'omnu.-sicr,
and Pan! .Vhoup. president of iho
street rati *?:?> system of Sanfra
no:s. o. als.i will discuss the subject.
Mr Shoup is at pros, tit operating
I ra i k 1 ess scrviri*.
Fielder Candors. sire* t railway
0 mmisi ioner of Cleveland. O., will
discuss* un."air tax burdens on street
cat tiders and suggest how in ,*lim.
irate them. Those include i?ros?
?*a r niim ta\*s. |iavln?. and other
tiiilir;it iojiF.
?'tints who will discuss those ob
jects include Satniul lnsul!, presi
dent of the Common w. 'tilth Kdisoti
Coin patiy, Chicugo: \V. B. 1?. Alney.
ihairmaa of tin- Pennsylvania Public
Scrvioo C'oinmtasloit; .1. w. McCnrdle.
"hairitiati of the lmllana Public Sor
yi. i Comminsion. and Mrs Antoinette
r'tink, t.f Washington, 1 >. .'.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS
Tim i loll-.- of I iele?.ites ...livened
yesterday al 10:<Ti o'clock, and pray. r
was off, r.-.l |.y n..v. ,\ ust I n ii. ]t, ? | a
Pastor of ih-- Nnrthside Haptist
Chun h. I '< I'-uato H .1 Taylor, of
Annusta. moved that the reading r.!'
th< Journal 1... dispensed with.
The \ p|ir*>priat!ons < 'omttilt tot> ro
1 "rt>d tin '.ill a tit hi*rl7.inir 1!. K. J,eo
Soldiers' 11 >ire to lmrrow J10,(n.O for
h* atinu appai atlis.
'I'll. Utiles Committee reported the
fcllowliiy s| colnl orders:
Hons.- hill. 17 1, crtalmi; tho H.imp
:?'? It ads p. rt *'oiniillssion.
No. :i.M. *n reference t.. assessors
No. 191, relative to commissioners
of tile reveti'lc.
Nos lus to ilM inclusive, the var
! Ions fee hills.
i !>? letatc It. I.im'.say Cordon sought
[ to have tin- Port Commission Itlll
laktti from tho special order, but
his efforts failed. Me tllen moved
it the hill he referred to the A|>
l-i opriat ions Committee, which mo
tion failed on roll .all, the vole
!???!:.ir. ayes .'10, noejj 4~.
I'elcKato I-;. ?)'. Itoiiiurant, of
I rlin .? Kdward, offered a joint reso
lution of thanks to the city of Nor
'oik l< r iho on t c rt a in im)n t piovidod
on Heorno Washington's birthday,
which m ,is adopted l?y a rising vo.i
| Mi.- Setiai- concurred hi the r. s .
Hit ion
The following 11ouso hills Velo
then advanced t?> their ennros monc
Nns. "I J, 2 |2| -j-jl. -JUS. 241. 213.
-?PI. 2?a. JIT. 201'. 291. 2'.i2, ;:?) I.
ai2. :ti.t. nos. ai5.
o'i'l<"k the special ord.r,
Hons, hill SCi, the n|ipropriations
'5i''? "i,s ?twain entered into, the chair
!>? Ititr \ acatid at 2 o'clock until :! r.O
ami at t; ..'clock, until s o'clock.
BILLS li\ Tin; JIOUSK
?"'! r.
j '!'?> til. t'..'ii 111 it I'iiiance
j , "v , Sl" > ' ">* ^ : ? ?, HIT t . .s
I ' ;'??"*?? : .i - .???.? v, ?.f. w .ir.?1 \n ?i r :t,. ^
"?? r r itli.i 1>; t .i ii I s i.e t
..f lax* 4 in ti i , : . .
Hy Mi Itr.n. t.r l.yn lil.urR-A hill *n
j .t.n.-n l a n I r<* -iiin-t Il.,n ik t.f i,., .
r".v.r-;T r-vi nii* t .r /iti.. -iiptort ,,f i|,.
l.-i\t .ii ii. n ?! t'titiliv fr**e selitm - .tn.i
i*. i1 ? iy ill.* Interest ..ii tile tint. a. *i*
? ml t.. provide a *|>4cltd ??> for I.en
tioiin, .i* liutliorlxvil bv n?H!tiun i>i nr th?
Conmltiitii.ti. .,[.pi.,v..?| April !.?>.:" ..; ',j
n* h amen.l.iti.ry thereof
If t"e Ceininlu." Special, Private
?By Mr Smith, t,f All.en.ar!.. A hill to
: *11 cr?atlnr an.l
; ''it* ttlartcr t.f 't.,; ,
Lnnei.i lvv' ?>rovl,u " charter untl
, V , "f Knvcriaiie.it f..i ti... >.,1,1
act* Inconslntctu with"ti*iJ a.'-t"
v By rM?l0n,?iilh?KrUy "r ?hnrloile?vlllo.
' ",y *"'"l'"-!> A l*Ill in
" 1 ??? enact h.,tie.ik *. and 7 .'
i ' ' ' " r'"i!>'. conllrni an.l v.i!i,i?te
?' . tli- :,t .- ... the present ,|.. ,ril.
? <ll?triet t.f itiv t<>? it
"L >"* I !r ; r-i. . . .. ? ?!
?nit e t?. ipj .,|?t?,vI|l ?f tj?.
; . ?"""-es a, tr-i-tee- .i;
; , ?"?'? <lf facto truataes acllnn
lh .Vr,1! dlHtrict. it!,..
!;<???- ?'?V
! * orertlim NC|iool huu.i
I -.???;' ? -I III}.(?..*!?: t... MKie .1 . .,1,1 . *,.
! \'i He If. c. ? ? (I : ,
. . " '" ?'?':?? Ti ,ir '.i.iv M , ?. Ii
?i" I. -n imii.!-.>,? | ......
'?.? I !??.,: I ? , ; - ti*. Iw.n.ls
.?'? r,;K"'V ? f j:-.-" . i..
lie- i.t.Ii.if llt. I,,.,. |
' ' '?"'?I a* pur-. ,t . ,. j
,Ul r:/" '?"? --.iM I- ... i tl i..
, 1 ''o 1 ? ->?' "ti u( .,?, I I-. ?,
?? ? '?.'?'???'?? ??' }???'?? -I- ?? - '.vi
'?'I t ?' tr t s iii ,
i t . i" t llx' t.> pay t:.e lwllitl.'t til-.' Slime
i .."ur- n c~ or?laii*-'.' with the
? ri - ,i I inert f." appriv* I
i ? ? i - r t
I; M- I ? . \ >."! . i* h'i-1. .ni: th
l?,.:i f -hi -I,nr- !..r lie. c..unty ?'
t? ? \\..:n* t-. :? .r- ?? I. I >. Anhl<>
* *!h *.' t t .. I,.ti ns . uiteil l.y lit .
!'.? M- M Cottir \ I : T'? .? ti ? let en l
?? ? tn .. t * i ' ? 1 ,ii it -I lu an
? ? *1 ?? >, : I ,.i- 1 ?: Temph ** a
>? h*? 1> strict, ti Print'.* t5..?*?;e .'ounty.
t?? ? ? ? ? w "ii.'. li t t'. ? \ fi .l $l? *?'. f r
; ,*?, .? . f : \ i.c .IT .in pri-s-Mit !n
.1 #**?*ii.?? -s of "t.e *l:s-i.rt ai : f.,r th
.-??ft f 1'Uil'l* K?* for white i
? *?? a' Hi ;ill!anta, ' it i>pr**vt-il I*.!.
) ?- .N! ? I* .* A h-.ll t . a ill*.'I, I and ??
"i,- t "i r n ,?!i act flltit'.s I Atl
hcI tn a .rporat* th* town "f Wlnilior,
. t! ?* ^i . "t Wiitht ..| :?'*.. :
\i..r? Ft hell
ed lor ti"\t fttck are Coiitns tind
I'J11:t i. Tlitsda-. niKl.t at s t.'. "'I:,
:im; i .* d i :i t lit . < 'oin in It t< e nt \ o'clock
Thuts liiv t cht. Tho t'laiins C .ti
, Ii.il'*. i . i II! postpoll'-d se: > ion
i ; .(loruti. fi.llitji? t > mat. t lall/.e oi;
( the i.calai <lat>. while the t.'tl lies
; C'.minJ 11. <? in. . ts r? Ktl'.a r i v The
i <Md.n.tr. ?? ci.mailt!* * was . .t led to
! eoti id**i p. * 'ions in*, v i-ii; - tii.'t in .?
j theat. i ? .. i Vln. and Main Streets
. itnd o?, Me '.at., svil;.- Turnpike i.ear
' l - ' hit -'t re.*t. 'I'll. pill.1: ? is It. v . t. ,1
II.e. I lilt' -
! t-. ,i| t;
< tils Ititl.'* t... II..okI. I.ttmlier.
I.< tint : it..is In f i > i,' , i rat. s on
r??.jjrh ir.'.iet i ; ai nk-'-aitll |"..t.ts
I * tlu ''iies.'tp. a','.? .,*o i.i.i'. Hftllwny
'? tt.'i. it lit hi-rl/.-r) >. >ii r,!.n l,\ the
I >tl.ie .'orpct?111-t. c i,.hi * ? ion The
' ?!? leit.H rnnii' Ii iii t.. I-, j ? r
1 cut atid in'. . rt ? ? ? t: v. Mar. I. I Tie .
j lipply to niov. menl - p I 100 miles
land Inclidr .?!. l|.rr< nl - !? i, I. points
! nr I,? "iIrn . Pendleton Mlt.eral br.'l
j v.lumbla.
Pian to Teach All of
America's Illiterates
1 Hy Cultcd News. |
CHlOAlSO, Feb. L'f?Cliliago is
u schoolboy's ulghniarc with
12.000 .school
here. There are crowd* of horn- |
rimmed spectacled teachers of
stern mien in every liolcl lobby. on I
every street corner.
It Is a meotli'.K "f the superin
tend.tie. department of th< Na
tional Kducal Ion Association and
(He teachers m; (hut tliey are no
int to jam through .1 project to
teach every one of America's
000.000 lllltorutcs to read and
writ. .
'I'll. South has tii> monopoly on
illiterates hy a Hum shot, uccord
iim to leading ? ducalors. There
are hundreds of thousands of (hem
in almost . very Stale hi the I'liioti.
they say.
MEETING OF BIS BODIES
CLOSES IN WASHINGTON
it
I rjie J ^ i'iii> in College and I
Regular Lav. Studies fur
Future Members.
i I:> As ... ated i'n vs.i
WASH IN IT- ?N' I'. I. L-I The Na
tional Conference of IJ.ir Asso.-ia' ions
at Its clos.m: session today ; I >pled
prac(:call> una ni iimii- ' > the r.-om
niemlat ion of the \m? rican I'.ar As
sociation that future inciube-< ,,f Ho
liar he required to have at least two
years' college > dm a 1 inn in :? -!? I tion
to th.-lr regular law s. h-...| wnk. Th.
action of (lie conference w oi a.
resolution, which it had !??-< ?i . \
plained. would place Hi> a: social Ions |
under the moral obligation ot >tii\-;
illg to have this edueiitional -t.iivlat I
set up in their States and un v. rsi-l
ll< s.
The vote was taken in tb" in.ilst 1
of an ovation to Klihn Hoot, who 'lid
Just rnlirllid* d a vt irriiit1 .ippe.il ? .
(he i.-prcsi iit.it iv * - of more than 1 .">?) ,
har associations nt not ? per- ,
in.t the "111ustrit.u> examples ot ? ne i
s of th" past" t.i hlo.-k the
pin iilcntion of ih> Aim rican oar of
the future.
Mr. Hoot took the floor after dele
Kates from several States had voic d
disapproval of "unJusUtlahle no Iho.ls
to drive poor, hut deservlim'. appli
cants from the It ?al ranks," and
after form, r Senate* Thomas, of Colo
rado, had concluded a don u neia lory
address on what l>.- termed "an un
called for tno \ eine nt
Ill his appeal. .Mi. Until pictured
conditions which lo declared enabled
"crooks and l>!.ir!<nuii|i>r> to practice1
fraud under th" piotectloii of a
shingle," and to .all themselves law
> ere hy reason of ? deplorable rotnli
(ions which should !.? .orrecteil with
out delay." While the demonstration
was at ils height when lie had con-'1
eluded, Julius Henry Cohen, of New
York. moved the adoption of the reso
lution, and the motion was carried
on a rising vote.
RICHMOND TERMINAL TO
MAKE M<; HON I) I SSI !?;
(.run led \iilliorlt) lo Sell S:t,:iMI,IHMI
Worth of l-'ir?t MiirlitaKe
SeeiirKli'N.
| Special lo The Times-Hlspatell.]
WASHINGTON. Keh. .1. ?The In
terstate Commerce Commission today
authorised the Uiehttioud Terminal
Company to issue J::.:!m>,i)0ii of Urst
mortgage. thirty-year, per cent
guaranteed gold bonds tor (he pur
pose of refunding promissory notes
of the company aggregating $:t.l-'."i.
I *?<???. At the same time, authority was
| granted to the I:. I-'. |*. and the A.
I c. I.. (.. assume all obligation and
liahilit\ i.s guarantorc, of the lirs!
| morigauc bonds.
| Tlies. two railroads. It is set fo-(|,,
? w n all the slock in (he (crni'n il
company Til. II- w Ootids are (o 'e
sold (?? Kllllll. I .V Co.. of Vew
Vorl{. at not I.-- than ?il'.i.'i at pat
ainl accrued interest The ilrst mort
-ag.' i- to he made to Hi.- Klrst Na
tional 'tank ot Itichmond. In an
nouncing it-- ilc.'isioti today, the com
mission stated that no ohjec( ions
jlroiii any quarter had In t-n raised in
['!?.? new tiuaiK inn of the terminal
j I'ouipany.
KENT BILL NEED NOT
WORRY MARY I'ICKFORI)
Screen N|nr Receive* (lure Than 91,
t'J.'t.llOII for llll Weeks*
i Work.
I My Coiled News. 1
i NKW V'iKK. |**eh. J I. Wearing a
j "ark plush coat and a black velvet
hat t r I in in d with hlue velvet, Mar;,
i I'i. kf. id looked the part of a shop
! g;r. not a movie i|Ueeii, during h- r
fourth day tn conn to resist a suit
I ??( Mrs. t'or i iWilkcning for $108,
I ' 1 '? I'oiic. ias KaIrhanks and her
j ii: oilier wer. Willi h. r and Mary's
nose was a we,- bit rosy from a cold
\.thoiii;h .-lie looked as though shat i ' she wanted
| lo.
silll Captured in llnid.
A io,.p. r st iil. w ith a capacity ? :
siMv gallons, and 1 gallons of
< i:..?sli w . r?- contiscateil hy police from
' Si ciml Station in a raid yesterday
! atternoon a*, i :;i'.'? Uevcrly Slreet. Two
i negroes wi i .? arii scd and are being
' lo l I for a hearing n Police Cour(
! (in; morning They nave their names
i Willie Thomas and la w-is llarrh
i Till ac.ests w . re made by 1'olictmeti
! Cord and Caldwell.
llntH* skull I 'fnelureil.
lrvin III o w it. 13 u-ats old. 1:1 I
! Wi t Main Sire.-t i- in a seriou
i ci ii lltic ti .ii (lie ViiK.nla llosplla'
(I., res<:it of beinu thrown from his
I hie\ . !? ,n a , o| ,..ti with an auto
I it . .< mi..; In an N-rav e\
l< Ii. I mi |e ii yis(eida> physicians found
)itill suffi I iiiK from a ir.e Ulled skill.
Mobile Holds >1 ii r it I (.nis l'e(e.
M''1! 11 Al.\. l-'ii.. ^1 The open
1 Ing of a :ive da ' s' Manli <iias . ar
| nival fi t- was slgnali/.ed tonight
J with a parade hv the Ktovve of
j Columbus 'lb.- ?-uhJce( of the parade
v; tlo- !if. oi chrlslopher Colurii
' ? ami tl. discover) of Atnerlen
; Vie Mai Ii (Iras v. ill conclude Tiles
day nlglK.
'I mi ( on I Mine* < tosr Down.
K.MiXVIIJ.i: TKNN . I'eh. HI
'I'iio inf.-. a' l.a fol. I ne are to be
r' 'it (lowii at once, a- the market
i pro. ? [ Com I is too low to Jiro
' dlice fuel it a protlt, it was aii
| bOllnei d III t e loila \
I. ii ii it r ii Ii < ? ii 111 ii 11 ni-il.
vi:u.sAiuia:s. r.b. 2:. 11,1,11
| l.ntjtlru. the "Bluebemd," was kuIIIo
| lined at 6 Un (his nriorn'.nK.
DUKE MILT GIVES
SIS,101TU TRINITY
I? li? Ho Used in E reeling
Gymnasium War
.Memorial.
[Special to The Tltm-s-1 'isp.itcli. J
I 'l" 111 I AM. X. C. l*Vb. Jl resi
dent New announced today that,
A lii; I or IJ. Puke, of the .lass of ISO.'.,
ami his sister. Mis. Anthony J.
I'fowl I tiddly i \\ ho will tic roiii'Mii
bercd as Miss Mary l_?ukc, of the
class of I ?.?<?"), both of them now
living: in New York City, have given
I2.?,00n ty tin1 fund being ralsyii by
til.- I rlnity alumni for the erection
of tht< a I muni Memorial liyuinasium
in honor of tlio twenty-two Trinity
iii? 11 who gave their lives in the
world war.
Mr. l'uke ami his sister, from their
undergraduate days, have continued
to slum a keen interest in the af
fairs of their alma muter. In lus
senior year in college Mr. I>tiki was
manager of the baseball team. I >tiri nvr
the past li-w years hi- has shown
particular Interest m Trinity ath
iet ics.
II- was instrumental in arranging
lor tin- Trinity-New York L'niv. i sity
foot hall cattle last fall, and together
with other Trinity alumni has en
etitertaliK tl the Trinity teams on
their two visits to New York within
the pa51 year.
This generous contribution gives
a grtat impetus to the eampaign now
en to raise funds to build the Me
morial (1 vtunasiuui at an early date
It additional subscriptions and pay
ments on pledges already due are
made promptly by the alumni, then
the contract can be let for the com
pillion of the entire building now in
stead of for only a part of it as was
determined upon at the October
meeting' of the aluntni council.
I'it.al revisions of the plans are be
ing made and construction work will
start in the immediate future. it
would See 111 to be possible now with
the funds in hand ami in sight for
the building to be ready for u: ??
during the next year.
In making generous donations t"
Trinity Mr. Muke aiul Mrs. I'.idd ?
are following in the footsteps of
their father, llenjamln N. iMike;
'heir uncle. Mr. .lames It. Inike. and
their urandfather, the late Washing
ton IMikc. tlie three thief financial
supporters of the college through a
period of thirty years.
MAKERS OF "TAKOKA"
DEFENDANTS IX SI IT
V 11nntn l oncern I liargCM Itielimoiitl
Corporation Willi \ lolutliin of
Injunction of l". S. Court.
The t"?ld Hominion Heveranc <"'otn
patiy, manufacturers of "T.ikola."
has been mad" the defendant in a
sv.it instituted by the t"oca-?'<da <?otn
pany. manufacturers of "Co -n-i ,'ola."
(?Ihdals of the plaintiff company al
lege that the < ?ld Dominion Beverage
Company. a Kichinond concern, is n
fringing upon its patent in using the
name "Takola" tor one of its prod
ucts. The mi it was tiled in the l>is
trict Court, but it. is believed it will
co directly to the Circuit Court for
.i heating.
I.ast year tho circuit Court of Ap
peals granted an injunction restrain
ing the Obi !>omiiiiou Beverage Com
pans from using the word "Taka
i Kola." The Richmond concern
changed the name of its product to
' "Takola." but the Coca-Cola Company
alleges tliitt it is a violation of the
I injunction, which prohibited the local
j concern from using the word "Taka
I Kola" or l.ke words. The plaintiff
'asks for triple damages.
STEAMSHIP HOMERIC
MAKES MAIDEN VOYAGE
1 K\ Culled New s |
! NKW Y"l:K. i-Vb. ?-'! The Kaiser
[ ha~ be. ii painted >1111 wherc\<r lie
I formerly showed his haughty counte
i 1 Mice which was almost everywhere.
| aboard the great steamship Homeric,
i v l.ich has arrived in New York on
! er maiden voyage. The Homeric,
i.ow the property of the White Star
l.it.e. Hying the British colors, was
almost complete in 1014, but was
1.ever lilted out for service until she
passed from German hands, which
!?: ;li her. to IJritlsh hands, which
ih.w operate her. after the armistice.
M'" is the sixth largest vessel afloat,
having displacement of 42,000 tons.
The Kritish spent JsOn.ooo remov
ing traces of Teutonic art front the
d.-curative works on the Homeric,
'i'h' principal items of this decoration
we., heroic paintings of the ex
l\. set' < >ne e<|tiestrian painting of
! 1.1:1 has been so altered that al
though the horse remains, the rider
is a young and beautiful girl
WIRES DOWN, TRAINS
| STALKED IN WISCONSIN
[By United N<us.I
MII.WAfk'KK. WIS.. Kcb. 24 Kail
; communication, telephone . and tele
I graph facilities, were reported still
I h olly h unpered thro\?ghoiit the S'at?
as a result of the worst storm in
: y?-a 1 s.
IKfforts are being made to dig out
s' vera! trait s stalled in the snon
dri f t s
At Superior, in the extreme Xorth
' < rn district, a ? 1 t?0.00?i lire added
, ir.n. h to the heavy losses.
Intense cold is registered with the
temperature close to zero.
9
'
Wait For?
11
POLICEMAN BECOMES
I
Transporter Trailed unci Ar
rested by Keen-Nosed
Lynebburg Oflieer.
|S|i<?riji| tn Tlic Ti mes-1 >1 spa t c]i |
l.YNc'llllUIUi. V.V. Keb. M Two
I'ltllSllal IllOOUshillf caches Were IIII -
covered here by the police, wln-n tliev
took six iiikI :i h ilt u.illoiis of Knitik
tin t'oiiMly lb|Uor from a white worn
:ni :iml a gallon aiol nine pints from
.1 negro. wlio siio-lb d so 1 ? r 11 < 11 y of
corn moonshine when In- passed |n>.
lie* man .Murphy that his arr? st t ? ? I -
li ""I a lit tic- later.
The woman, who escaped. ?\-as seen
l<? wt assistance upon arrival at tlici
I tr.on Statl*>ii hero from ItoanoUe, t??
? ?''fry a urip and a I ox in a lunch
room across from Ho- station. I ?e
tfi'tivo t'hildress (jot a search war
rant ami f..un<l Il.v.n half-gallon
ruhber water bottles m the. Im.\ and
.1 khIIoii in the ki:|> This was c.in
tlsca t <-ii
A little later Herbert Niinnallv. a
local io-ki-o. tinished his blockade
run from I "i 11 sy I va nia I'ounty ami
S"t off a lo.-al train at the 1'nion
Station. II.- passed Policeman Mur
phy, whose nose was kiMMi. vNunnally
was follov-<-d for a few squares and
was then taken into custody.
Il> had i'!i a jacket under lil.s top
coat in \\ 11 i ? -! i there were eleven
;o kcts. Nine of the pockets con
fined a pint buttle of liquor and h"
had a gallon juir in a urip Nunnallv
was hustled olT to jail and will he
-nvcsti^ateit by the March craud jury
in tlo t'orporati >n t'otirt.
tontrnet fur ftll.lMHI Krlllt llnrreli.
l.VNfllUVJUi.;, VA., Kelt. L't. -The
Nelson County Krult I'.rowers' Asso
. >.11 i? >11 has contracted for JiO.tH'O fruit
bi'trels. recent contracts llllvltltf heel!
! '?> 1 also for spraying- materials foi
Ipple and peach trowel's identified
with the association, which will rep
les. nt an oiitlav of 14 0,000. It 1
< Miniated that t':e members of the
as*o. iation have >? ived aVcut Jia.im.i
by o alii nt; then- purchases in '.-roiip
rather than as individuals.
Mi*. Hunt tile* In tlilbi Yrnr.
? Speeiil io The Times-l.iispiiteii |
Wl.NSTON-SAI.KM. V t\. |-Vb. J !
.Mi~. Nellie Hunt, the widow of
Andrew Hunt, who die I i'? ! ^7,
priFsed away yesterday at <>ld liavid
>oi i*ounty. neariim lor luith birth
day. Mrs Hunt retained 141? her men
tal facilities until the ? nd She wa?
able to sew- and thread a needle up t..
.1 lew da; * ago. wh 11 . he Was tal.I II
ill
A very lucky strike
for William Tell, Jr.
One of the luckiest in
history, when you con
sider the consequences.
When we discovered the
toasting process six years
ago, it was a Lucky Strike
for us. '
Why? Because now
millions of smokers prefer
the special flavor of the
Lucky Strike Cigarette ?
because
It's Toasted*
ft ? w/iicA xirala in the
delicioua Hurley flavor
And also because it's
O iO Guaranteed ty
MIC. It I H\l>s MAN:
Kv?r> Mirt-rs?fiil tiiihiursv mini in
Amerli-ii liilirn 11 rrrlnin iiiiiiiinil of
physical evcrriM? ciitj day. You can
not (ft altiiut well with it. VS idler
C'H inp'h Unity Oozen ?IIKAI.TII
Itt'l t.OKIC" Kxerrlites wrre i-ndnrseil
by tin- t . S. Army and Nmj as brine
till- lo-st s% nI,-in nf exerrisp.
KM MKT THOMPSON. Dim-tor
?Jtla Kn?t Itruad Street
?
I ii
(10(1'a K. llroad?H 10. Ilroutl *
? 1?I2 Hull Street?
M
1Mb. fan llonst Iteef. . . .25e ^
(Mb. Can I 'it 111 pk i ti J15e ?
lleiiuiniec) llaseliall Masks ^
9J.OO ' '
l{ct-!aimeil S li <1 v c I s initl A
Spades -..SI.00 n
hi
*
Olllcn's Style Slmes. . . ..$5.50
Miiiisoh l.nst Shoes. .. .9o.no
'i
lloli-Xail Shoes $4.05
t
N. & W. NET INCOME
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
Is $">67,231.76 in Juuuury,
1922; $156,8:18.71 in
January, 1921.
( la to Tin* Tltiies-I >lsj>at? li.l
HUANOKK. VA.. Kcli. 21.?Tin- net
Income <>r tin* Norfolk ami Wi'sliru
Hallway for th<- tiiontli of January
wan 157,231.715. as compared with
f lfit>.N;!S.TI, for llic same period in
11?21. :nriiri|inc to a .staHMinut uivcn
out from Viop-I'l ? siilt nt A.'-. N'cidlcs'
ullicit here tpilay.
The operating revenue* of the rail
way amounted to $i>.020.ti< 1.70 for
January 1922. as compared with
57. II l,S51.57 for the .same |A'i toil in
1H2I.
The operating I'MX'itHfS for tli?
month ol January. 1922, were J1.733.
r,?2.08. compared xv;t|| 1.1,992.35
fi>r tin- Minn' period in 1921. The
operating I'xppnKos ?!<?? 'teased more
tlian J.'.*1""."""! in January this year
under tlit- expenses for Januatv in
1921.
SI i-iisliiiru Adopt* \i-n ^ii mint I.hmn.
STUASIUUC. VA . I '???>. 21.?The
Town Council ha? juM passed an or
dinance to prohibit tl>. sale of to
hHcco. confections a ml soft drinks on
Sunday. 'I'll. druuKi ' ainl r> stati
rant proprietors of the town ? \press
themselves ns perfectly u illiim to
cornl?Iy with the or.h r iti'l
hceti lax In so f;n- tls custom ;iml
i demand from patrons has prevailed
FAMILY OF 4 SUFFERS
PTOMAINE POISONING
lloroic Kfi'orls Nrccssary to
Save l.ivrs of Lvnch
liurg Family.
|S|?eeial to Tlio 'I liiii s-1 ilttpnlch.j
JUYXCIini.'ltC. VA.. I'eh. L'l.-Mr.
ami Mrs. <\ a. MoLiiiiiIi, hikI tw<>
children are ii" overliii,' from
llie effects of iitomaliii! poisoning In
ilti ?> >1 liy catiin? country naui-anc Mr.
McLmiih. u drug clerlt. wan away
from (mine at the time Ins wife ami
children were attacked ami Mr* Me
CI.mill attracted tin- attention of a
neighbor h.v tapping on a window,
mid t III' li >lo- t; ? 11 > I <-? I
Neighbors f ? ? ii n-1 t mother ami
I.w? > < hlldrcn tiiuoiiKcloiiN wlicn lliev
i :sli-<l into tli<* house, and it was
on I > li> <|iii<-k heroic measure* ?. f a
phvNicjau that their llvrs tvere
Miveil. Mr. M< l.ainh wa * ? a I l?d home
l>y a nelKiil'or. mid after tho excite
meiii was ovi r h? milfercd an at
tack of the .sani- trouble, though In
;? le:<? serious nature than lilti wife
iiii?i children.
< tiliil lllra ItiMilt of lllirnn.
i.YXfiinrit"i. VA.. i ' i>. "i in -
1m <???.!, tin- :;-v ar-<dd . I;; 2 ? I ol l-'r.mk
ThompKon, colored, who won l.urnedj
Thursday wiien lor clothing Ignited |
wbfie i?la> ini; with lire In a cook |
il'm , .!t? d Thtirmlay night at t he j
I ,\ nehhti I k I losplt a 1.
CABINET URGES MONEY
TO PRODUCEILIliM CAS
Hclicve Roma Disaster Would
Have Been Lessened
Jiy lis Use.
| Ity Ai<Koclat('il I'rcs.s |
WASHINGTON*. 2-J? lJelicvinjr
that the Iok.m of 11 f ? ? In tin- ?lenti -action
of the Kli'iit alrhhlp. H-xii.t. would
luive been krcatl.v Umkcih"! Iiatl ih>
hi*r craft llt'i'li lllled Wi'h hcllttM, ill
wli-ad of hy<lroi;''M kiim, I'nsliliiit
llarilliiK anil members of hit oillclitl
raniily were understood to "navo -
elded at today's I'nbinct incitltii; to
tihk OinKl'i'HH fur it liberal approprl
at Ion tor production ami i:-?nsi iva
11? >11 helium.
Tin' matter of IniM'cnhln^ !iel!mn
product inn wa: ha ill to liav.- been
i onsiih ri il liy tin- I'ahimt for hall' .in
hour. Secretary Full laying before tne
President ami other members cmiKtd
erablo ilata on tin nonlnlluintr.itble
Kiih and also Hi*- draft of a t? ritat i\
liill to providu for Increased pro,In
tion arid conservation. Anion*? the
related Huhji'itK djKOUflsed, it was
I? ?ii-iI. \v 11m tin- pnsidhilit y nf -ih
lainlliK stor?'? ?>f helium by 11??; jjov
eminent from tin. natural ?ru !'' ?! .
on public land.s.
?lull I'upiilnllon
I'll KI XT I AN frill L' HO. VA? l-Vb. Li.
The county Jail now has the largest
number In sn-veral years, there l?
iriK thirteen at present, and a new
iinc is udded almost dully.
c'JKalfiiiner cffirot/tevs
BROAD AT FIFTH
"Royal Ascot1' Grenadine Ties
special at?1.65
Mm who examine them most critically are certain to sen
the wisdom of selecting in quantities. Every thread pure
silk .flu* genuine tirenadine weave, full fashioned, and fitted
with slip-easy hand. Choice of plain colors and neat pin
dots. Special Saturday 1
"Van Heuscn* Collars
Five of the most popular styles, including the "Vim C.arde,"
which many men prefer, hut have diflieulty in finding. Com
plete range of sizes, including quarter sizes from 1up to
1S. Cift v cents each.
'jfc
Madras and Percale
Pajamas?2.15
I 'lai 11 anil ? If-*? t ?? t? f? ? ? ??? . ?-.? i i lly i.ill
?> t ? I II Mi till If. | ? ?|. t I III. Ill- fl Willi t,
Mile !????;>- ? ? Ji? I !???>!< ! ImiIIimi.x. Som?r li.iv
I .11 I /1 i I ? I' I : .11'..Ml |J? . k III.I llotVII flilllt
ill i i.iit r; .itlliK ?'jliir*. ' ? ti.plM- llm* of
?iz.
I'ink, Illue, Tan. While
and Lavender.
Imported
No ve I ty Hid kf 's
H.llulK I'H li: ? (?. J-1n ? IV 11 III h>v
? ral iiindij' ?fl'-itii
A l.il lot of iih ii'm I'ure
I.llM'M H.i I. ? I K ?.? r. 1; t? ( llnpot!
? ?I from l-'taii" ?, .iii>l :;ho\\ 11 in
a %an?ty of at'i., tivi I.or
<lli|
for 11.i rI> iloiili!.- t!?tB |?rtc. .
50c
You
Can't See It Tomorrow!
Today Is Your Last Chance
to SEE What Your City
Makes
VAUDEVILLE MUSIC
Admission 25c
(War Tax Included)
Exposition
Closes Tonight

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