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The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
DOUBLE MURDER
STILL MYSTERY
Police Unable to Clear Up
Killing of Youth and
Girl In Auto. Y

Buffalo, Sept s.-Mystery still
surrounds the murder Of Mary
Elizabeth Messmer. IS years old,
and Norman William Shear, %,
whose bodies were found on Ems
minger road early yesterday.
John H and William Kuhn,
farmers living on Military road,
came across the bodies while they
were on their way to work in the
fields. Miss Messmer was lying
with her head in the road. The
bullet had struck her in the nose
and passed through the head. Her
clothing bore the marks of a scuffle
Shear had been shot through the
left side He was lying in the
tonneau OF his automobile. Appar-
emily he had not moved after being
hit
yo weapon Found.
When the examiner and men from
the shertrrs once sought a weapon
as evidence none was found.
When the car was discovered the
headlights were still on. but the
battery was weak and the lights
soon went out.
The rear door on the side OF the
road was open In the tonneau was
a bag Of peaches and several peach
pits. The hats Of both the victims
were on the front seat. Apparent
ly the two were either in the ton
neau eating peaches or at the road
side and were attacked.
Discount Robbery Motive.
BY the open door of the tonneau
was a large pool OF blood and it is
not knwn whether it dropped from
Shears wound If he crawled into
the car after being shot or whether
it marks the spot where Miss Mess
mer fell out Of the car before she
crawled up the road to the spot
where her body was found. The
latter theory is more plausible, as
a train Of blood led from the car tc
Miss Messmer's body.
Robbery is not considered as q
possible cause for the crime, as q
81 note, some small change and q
gold watch were found on Shears
body, and a ring on Miss Messmer's
hand was not touched. Jealousy OF
spite is not considered strongly by
the police. Neither Of the victims
had many associates and they wer1
seldom seen in public except il
each others company.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
Backbone News
PENNSYLVANIA.

Reading. - David Priest, s., died
when struck by a shifting engine in
attempting to cross the tracks of
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
POttstOwn. - BUrdan Brothers pur-
e chased the ice cream manufacturing
plant OF p. c. HORNE. a Reading,
for $4,000.
Flush Valley-Alvin Steele Non. ~.
hile lunChing with his wife in a
Reading hotel, dropped dead.
ROyersford. - Pushed over into a
stall by a COW. Harry Policy, a farm
e.. suffered severe injuries
BOyertown. - William Fl. Schearer
and John NJ. SChearer of Yellow
House. have returned from a 4Os1-
mile auto trip.
UniCntOwn.-Married only about four
months, Mrs Mary Lasich. aged II,
OF UniOntOwn, has disappeared.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
GEN. PERSHINC'S
HORSE IS DENIED
PLACE in REVIEW
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


dwell on how Gen. Lee rode "Trav-
eler" out among the men when he
told them goodbye after Appo-
mattox.
The average American soldier of
the recent war. if he has a mental
picture of his commander at all,
remembers him riding the sorrel
horse "Kidron." Naturally, they
wanted to see him that way when
he comes to Washington.
The regulations are that every
horse must be quarantined for
thirty days before and 120 days
after leaving France. 'Kidron"
underwent his French quarantine
experience at Seurge, and was
shipped from Bordeaux on the
transport Kentuckian August 16.
II "Kildron" were released from
quarantine, he would probably visit
scores of cities throughout the coun-
try, and IL he had a disease, might
spread it beyond all reasonable pos
sibility of eradication. For these rea-
sons, the Department of Agriculture
thought 1t wise not to create any sort
of favored status for him.
This is not the first time such a sit
uation has occurred. When Gen.
Leonard Wood was ready to return
from the Philippines he had two
horses that he very much desired to
keep with him. The Department Of
| Agriculture insisted that safety de-
! manded their detention. President
Roosevelt took a personal interest in
the matter, but the horses did not
come in.
There will be multiplied thousands
/ of wellwishers for "Kidron" in quar-
antine. In all probability he will not
develop any disease, but will live a
long. comfortable and easy lifes War
horses seem to have a habit of doing
that. "Cincinnati'' kicked up his heels
in one of the best pastures around
Washington all the time Grant was in
the White House. Traveller" fol-
lowed Lee to the grave. Mead's
Badly" was still alive after the bat
tlefield of Gettysburg was marked and
mapped.
Stonewall Jackson's raw-boned sor-
rel. captured from the Federals and
ridden by Jackson in every battle until
/ his death at Charlottesville. twenty
years after the war was exhibited in
fair at Hagerstown, Md. and his
name and tail were cut off by souvenir
seekers.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
Charges Wife Loved
Sailor, Neglected Baby

Richard NJ. Pettey, an employe OF
the War Department, in his petition
to regain the custody of his 1S-months
old son, Louis E. Pettey, filed yester-
day in the District Supreme Court.
makes a long list of charges of bru-
tality against his wife. Mrs. Melissa
Pettey. and offers four affidavits in
support of the charges.
Ever since the birth of the child,
Pettey told the court, he has had the
responsibility and care of him. Hts
wife, he charges, failed to display
even ordinary affection for the child.
frequently letting him "holler his
head on" When Pettey remonstrat-
ed with her for her neglect OF the
baby, the petition alleges, his wife told
him she could not bother with the
child for she was in love with a
sailor.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
KANSAS.

Emporia-Otho Behmyer, of EN-
appointed assistant grain in
spector.
Hunter. - Hunter will vote 81, ,oOJ
bonds to be used in building a trans
mission line to Downs and the wiring
of Hunter for electric lights.
Junction City.-Bids on $4,000 worth
Of paving bonds. the first Of an issue
OF 10000, will be received Monday.
E1 Dorado.-Suits for the Ell Do
rado Boys Band have arrived.
Cottonwood Fslls.-RainfaI for Au-
ust was 1-2S inches, almost 3 inches
below the 1O-year average.
Pfttsburg. - Renzie w. Davis. ss
ears oId. who worked a third of a
century as a carpenter, is dead.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
False Arrest CHARGED.

Charles NJ. Bowers filed suit yes
terday in the District Supreme Court
against Ralph A. Howe for $4,000
damages for alleged false arrest.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Big German Force
I'm Balkans Plans
To Fight Bolsheviki

CORLENz, Aug. % (By The Asso-
Grated Press "Details Of the organ;-
zatlon Of large German volunteer
corps in the Baltic provinces to sun
port the Russian reactionary move
ment against the Bolsheviki are in tho
nahas OF the American military au-
thorities.
1t appears that General Won Keller
VINO is believed to be a Russian noble.
man OF German descent is at the head
OF the movement, and it is CHARGED
that the German occupation troons
under General Won der Goltz. who re-
Gently was recalled from the Baltic on
tne demand OF the Allies. arc workino
with Won Keller
N the National Assembly recently
HuStaV Noske. Secretary for Military
Affairs. denied that 10000 German
troops IN the Baltic ~egon had gone
over to the Russian flag. The charge
tlnues.
The German Radical and Conserva-
tive newspapers are quarrelling over
thc iactS concerning the movement.
and IN. the course Of the controversv
much lrformation is coming to light.
ne trelheit' asserts that virtually
all of von der Goitz's German 9Th Re
serve Corps and staff have been trans
ferred to the "Freikorps of Graf Won
Keller" and that the iron division in
Courland which has been ordered
Withdrawn into Germany, is threaten
ing to go over to Won Keller's corps in
body. These charges are declared by
other newspapers to be exaggerated.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The reported i'm
pending attempt to take Petrograd
from the Bolsheviki is not likely to
materialize. according to "The Daily
Mails Helsingfors correspondent
Such an operation, he points out. must
be by land. and the only available
forces consist of Firms Russians and
Esthonians, whose support is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Supreme Councils Warning
That Such Action Would
Gu, Indemnities IGNORED
bv Bucharest Soldiers
New Cabinet Is Forming
Duke Joseph Said TO Have
Resigned III 2-Hour Time
Limit Decreed at Paris

PARIS, Aug. - By The Associated
l eress ).~Rumanien forces on Saturday
xere still requisitioning goods at Buda
vest and paying no attention to the
earning from the Supreme Counoi,
hat their share Of the indcmnities
,Ould be reduced, according 70 advices
1os1hinc the council tn,s morning.
The Supreme Council * this after
-oon's meeting discussed Rumania's at
4 tude in the Hungarian situation. and
cent Rumania another note. saying
hat the council iMpatiently awaited a
replv to the uole sent ON Saturday
concerning separations.
The resignation .; the hungarian
government og Archduke Joseph, ac-
sSrdinc to adyces received by the
supreme Council took place at s
o,rlcck Saturday u,ght The process
~ forming q new cabinet was begun
Immediately.
In the new cabinet. the dispatches
said Paul Garalni. Minister OF Justice
in the Peidil cabinet, would be Min
ister Of Commerce, while former
Premier Jules Peidll would be Minister
n Food Karl Payer, Minister Of
Home Affairs in tbs Peidll government
i designated as Minister of Labor in
-he reconstructed Ministry and Count
Crany as Minister Of Foreign Affairs
The other places in the cabinet had
no: vet heen filled
Archduke ,Ioseph's resignation fol-
,owed the delivery to him by the inter
Allied mission Of the Supreme Couniis
telegram demanding that he rsign. &C
mission would give him two hours to
AXE this action. Otherwise. he was
notified, the mission would publish the
councils telegram broadcast.
Archduke Joseph received the Su-
preme Councils telegram through the
Allied military mission in Budapest
Saturday afternoon. Premier Friedrich
Immediately assembled the cabinet,
which delberated briefly before the de-
eison was reached that Archduke Jo-
seph must withdraw and the Premier
resign.
The cabinet then framed reply to
the Entente, harding it to the Allied
mission Saturday evening. The mission
replied that It was unwilling to inter
fere in the internal affairs of Hungary,
hut considered it advisable that min
stry be formed in which all parties
should be represented, asking the pres
ent government TO manage affairs until
a new cabinet could be formed Premier
Friedrich declared that a new ministry
would be formed within two days. with
three seats given to the Socialists.
Premier Friedrich bade Archduke Jo-
seph adieu. thanking him for the SER
vices he had rendered. Deeply moved,
the Archduke replied that his activities
deserved no thanks other than pride
that he could be Of some help to his be-
loved country. He retired, he said. with
q serene conscience, having done his
duty toward his country.
At S o'clock Saturday night Premier
Friedrich notified the mission that
Archduke Joseph and the other mem
bers Of the government under him had
resigned.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26

IS filled with refugees, according to
Bolshevik wireless report received here.
1t states that Japanese squadron has
arrived at Vladivostok.
General Denikin, commander Of the
anti Bolshevik forces in South Russia.
has captured the town of Berislav, on
the Dnieper River. sixty miles north
east of Khcrson. according to dis
patch from Taganrog.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Czech
forces in the Altai rcgion of Siberia
against the Bolsheviki, according to a
dispatch received to-day by the State
Department from Omsk
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Kolchak Makes New
Stand West of Omsk
Vladivostok Surrounded by In.
surgents, Says Bolshevik
Radio RepOrt

VLADIVOSTOK, Aug. 14.-Admiral
holchak's Siberian forces retreating on
the East Russian front have planned
70 make stand on the Ishim River,
which crosses the Transsiberian Rail
road, about 175 miles west of Omsk
reports hitherto have stated that the
Siberian retreat would stop on the line
OF Tobosk, about ninety miles further
west.
LONDON, Aug. 25--Vladivostok is
surrounded by insurgents and the town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

WONDER GAS-I;as- king plants for
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AUTO TNVENTIoN-Wanted. distrIhutors
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Money TO Loan.
LOANS
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TEXAS OIL FIELDS.

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TOILET MISUNDERSTANDING. make big
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SALESMAN WANTED uc-
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WHY NOT HAVE YOUR OLD FURNITURE
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kenovating ana Dycing.

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! SALESMAN wanted in each county in the
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PRINTING
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IN SUNNY CALIFORNIA.

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o" ,dns Ply per Gent Interest on
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AUTOMOBILE AGENCY.

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FINANCIAL
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents.


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