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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-08

With good health you feel alive
and happy. Then the world looks
good to you. Adjustments restore
your energy and vitality. G. L. Chad
wick. Chiropractor, Arimo Block,
phone so Adv-4-I3
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-08

Mr. II Barker. son of Sheriff Bar
ker arrived home Sunday night from
over there. He has been a member
of the Engineer corps much of the
time while In France
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-16

Extensive experiments by largo
automobile concern d,spTuNDd the
theory that dangerous static clcctri-
.'N is produced when gasoline -
Uttered through chamoiS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-16

''..'.'b " ~ moore OF me NnulN
american Episcopal district of the
N'H.hrfn Methodist church, delivered
" 'n'.'''iuI address ON the cvuIuuar,
n'''w'n, HHn conditions ~ nr
"'I'' AI l."''ur Avenue N. T..
'hn'rl IIr' nah' which vas the
'Hh.'t'uu ut 'hr district confer.
'n'y which has been m session here
.n. past '"" unl-
n'.f"und orator and has tS,n TO the
nl-nopr.' 'urDurh his devotional aud
intellectual ntn.umcul- lu nls work
Tor 'h" church lie is Widely
Travelled and knows conditions
through personal observation Of
emma. Japan. Palestine. S"li2er I
NHH. England. cuba. Mexico and
South America
in explanation ui wha' 'h" cen.
'rhtN mnNrwrrt be-. ne recalled =
quotation which nr though, cN-
pressed u hrE. the Response OF
an awakened church To- an awakened
world N". Hn n,t said i.shog
Moore. hH' ' state. Do uoN attitude.
Now I.~nu,.Non. . REHABILITATION. a
crusade
lrHu.r 's h.rl white continued
M" bishop Germany ls bankrupt
Austria tu chaos. it~s.l torn with
uu.sh'N -m. Eustud uul d,hjOr. bat
America ,u'rrcd IN" war With UUu
wiJNDuu.r,s. and raun uuI with 30
o"n, u.r estimated wealth VAS 800
uuU.Uuu.uuu before the war. now 10 iH
Prom i3-u.oou uoo.no to $3.50 600
unn 600 America has Increased her
wealth uuI she H. the banker OF
the world aud lh" world gold iS
with her
.RuI the world wants moro than
wealth snid the bishop The
world wants Christianity. and ii
wants .owpctrui Chr. .linity. one 70
meet It's distress The only hone for
boI-hrGam is Christianity There
has been almost "a rolIuIuu. downfall
I'm Eururr but America passed
through 4- period or douh, as
master and nov .Eurupe looks TO
Amer.,. TO hr saved. IN, world
asks for light and II tho world ~ TO
como uu into the light ~ cannot
come through Rome. for. the hleed-
inc pr,pIrs ,yIIl mo-, a,cl f., rnr,,,yh ,
hIrhr ,..,,..,-ii,.I ,r .rprrr.,l,s,ir
church
Dny OF American IrnJcrship
This - mo. dl. Of Amrr,s,.-
rrrat lcudnr.nIp u..b,r Minor.
.saiI . Th, .I,tl. depcrI,r,,o. r,l an
the Itniicd G,ltos fnr ,a,t,r and
gulJln,r .ha,uu., % stand. fo, hon
o.,. and fairness and .b,. rurb,
win uornl c,rurstr.ss ucr
r.,d,r.J.r is rclIgi,,,s ppI rnor,I
nro Thr a,,t.s,ran v,b, ,ro ryiJ.
ir,, h,r ,,oy,r,c,ts ar. moi ,Iore
mon, ~, intoIl,ycnre and arol,rsbin
hur Chrisi,ns Who partiriuate
.nrtn,oIy' in ~. rburrh
Ch,r,rs = Hughes i4 a son Of a
r,.ntIst prenrher and a leader him
self In hi.p church Srrre-
t,,,. t,rs.rp and ncsi1nrt ANilsor
No.. ,Ilcrs ~ tho pr,ahSteri,r
toscnbus Daniel is
steward in The Methodist church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-16
CERVANTES TELLS HISTORY
OF REVOLUTION AT TRIAL

r.. PNSO April l. col ToNeriru
Ceramics. chief OF slafr TO Gen.
FELIPE Angeles, minister OF com.
mIn.eauons in the cabinet ~ Fro
,,onal President Lagos Chasnro
c'tCcr-!nsiruClor In the French fly
.ng corps and wClreg OF ,hc French
cross OF the Legion OF Honor, told
Tho history " his revolutionary cN.
porcnCc- I'm Mexico today lu federal
court as a witness iu The trial OF
himself and II ulhor- charged with
setting on foot military expedition
10 Mexico. Thcy wcr" arrested last
month near SOrorru, Texas. on the
RIO Grande
Dcrsau.es told the fury he was ,
graduate of ChdpGltcp,C military
academy with hoNnrs. was cont 10y
President Madcro to study d"ruuaul-
I.s a ma French army. acted Hs an
n'..'r..astruoloU I'm the French nv.
ing corp, for which ScrvI," me was
decorated and returning to Mexico
a''or President Nadoru was KILLED.
a.'ci as .hief % staff ana minister
.n '.c provisional presidents cabinet
under tho Nguas Iallru'cs conyon-
ton n 1915, TO which ho was q dol
cga'c from tho army ~ sonora
During his testimony Colonel Cor
'anlcs stated he owned u home val
."d ~ 10000 pesos I'm Mexico CITY.
AN lnteIes, iu an estate NalIci ht
son o0o pesos lu NoNIro ana other
nr0pcrtN an or which ne said had
been gonNsCatci hN Cen pablo Con
@|os lie added that he had been
0rNng % U'nor bu- I'm El Paso for
'hr"c wears prior fo his arrest
lie Do ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
NEGRO SHOOTS OFFICERS
Feeling Running High in Grccnvillc,
). Gu Following Gun Play That
Killed Detectives.

GREENVlLLE, S. c.. Oct. 5,-i'eeiing
is running high here tonight as the
result OF the killn. OF j. J.. kitch!n
and y. NJ. Blair, plain Clothes officers
on the local city police FORCE, at !
O'Clock Sunday morning b. Joe TCr
ner, negro.
The officers Were shot down while
raiding an alleged gambling house IN
negro srttlenent in the city. Posses
have been securing the country since
shortly after the killing. but the negro
was still At large at last reports
Fully 1000 citizens and officers have
been como!nS the swamps and wood
lands IN all parts o. the county since
few hours after the killing.
mass-:neei!mg today and adopted
resolutions c0mdemning the muir
der Of the TWO policemen and
placing the entire blame upon the
negro, Joe Turner, who. the resolutions
state, IS u G!SrepUtaU!r Character. They
aligned themselves with The law-abid
ing white CITIZENS for the maintenance
Of Ia" and order.
morning, details 81 TIE Tragedy Wei; wer.
brought 20 light. According 20 Ser
geaac Cooley. Of the city ponce force.
who vas with tl..- and k!tcAn when
the" acre killed, upon receiving 4
gambling n Il certain nous IN negro
district, ne. accompanied BY Blair ami
h!tCnin, went 20 IA, scene. kltCnIU
entered the house "a.!c the other lw ,
guarded the exists kgicn!E WAS Shot
dow. IS ne entered me room N which
the negroes "e.e. IS Turner aashe
ou, % the door Blair gave chase Win
q and sGot down me officer. k!l!a.
mn! INSTANTLY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
WRECK OF AIRPLANE LEADS
TO CHARGE OF SMUGGLING
First Case of Kind Known TO or
hcitls OF Buffalo Federal
District.

BUFFALO, Oct. 5.-The wreck on
the outskirts OF this city OF an airplane.
believed 10 nave come from Canada,
resulted IN the hrst charge OF snug
S!!ng Trough the air in this Federal
district.
The Two members OF the airpianc
crew were not seriously hurt when the
machine crashed and left the scene in
an automobile soon after the accident.
\ day Liter dcputy-sher!n was placed
on guard over the wreck 10 restrain
souvenir hunters.
The United States Customs Depart
tnent subsequently received informa-
t!on that ;hc machine was en- route
from Toronto to Gloucester. Mass. With
no record o: duty having been paid.
libel proceedings were begun. Five
days after The accident no one had
APPEARED 20 claim the airplane and II
Vas placed in government ware
house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
BRAZILIAkS SIP COFFEE
AND OMIT STRONG DRINK
No Necessity for Prohibition or LocnI
Option in Chief South American
Rrpublic.

RIO DE JANEIRO. BRAZIL. Oct. s.
Should prohibition ever become effec-
i've in Brazil j, is probable that few
Brazlians would he greatly affected by
il The Brazilian apparently does not
care for strong drink.
cONee Is the national beverage. and
the coffee shops are among the inter
esiiNS sights OF the city. They are to
he found everywhcrc. but are espe-
cially numerous in the downtown sec
ton and along the principal avenues.
The shops are on the street hoor,
are wide open and contain numerous
small! tables. EXce!len; coffee, gener-
ally black and strong, is served in tiny
cups at the uniform price equivalent
TO about -. cents Il cup.
IL Is in these shops and while sip
ping their coffee that many Brazilians
discuss business or social affairs and
also watch the passing ,hronSs. Many
OF the shops remain open all night and
are well patronized. In fact, some Of
them contain more patrons at a. NJ
than AT any other time. Nearly all Of
the coffee shops carry an abundant
stock OF alcoholic liquors, but there is
!!ttIe call for 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
tEv Associated Press !

HELENA. ARK. oct. 5.-That or
ganzcd negroes of Southern Phillips
County, OF which this city is the seat
OF government. had planned n general
slaughter OF white people in the To-
cality tomorrow WAS definitely revealed
here today by authorized investigators
OF the past weeks disturbances in that
section.
According 10 these authorities. the
plot included a widespread uprising
not met. With October { set as the
day Tor the uprising. negro prisoners
are said 20 have confessed, each mem
Der OF the organization ~ specified
places WAS 20 have picked q bale OF
cotton by tIat date. take the cotton
10 certain prominent land owners.
plantation managers and merchants
and demand a settlement" The con-
feSsionS. as announced, made II appear
TO the investigators that without fur
Their ado following this demand the
in siEht. y list OF tw"nty-one names.
admitted TO represent the men to whom
the demand would be placed. is in the
hands Of TIE investigating committee.
Killing of these twcnty-oUc, the pris-
oners said. was to be the signal for
all members Of the organization TO
attack the white population. An eN-
tensive courier system was explained
sengers, known 10 the negroes as Paul
Rcvcres." These couriers had been
duly appointed TO ride into all parts
of the territory, according to the tes-
t!mony, and summon members to arms.
The organization concerned was de-
clarcd TO he the loca! lodge OF the
Progressive Farmers and Household
Union Of America, contiscated l;tera-
ture OF which dcsi-7ates Washington.
=. c.. as national headquarters, with
State Offices at Winchester. Ark.
Password mt Uprising.
We've just begun was the pass
word OF the uprising, the negroes told
The investigators. This password and
the Paul Revere" couriers were con-
fessed 10 have Keen employed las;
Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing in summonng blacks TO Hoop
spur. eighteen miles south OF, Helena.
after w. y. Adkins special agent of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
F'KSi HORSE THAT JUMPED
HlNDENBURG LINE HON0pen
wounded Several l1mes and r,
rir"t Prize. in I'inndey, NO
Shaw

., ttSpSpoN; Oct. 5.-A gal!an, y.,.
X,5nrsssoo era war iook part In the o,.,.a
hnnnr sho. horse Sho" ana received
h nar5tsd his long aud tajLat4I lc,.. as
&c." he was known on inc b....
%. his army command, -ntcr.a .to
tn ,seefVice In tho Dragon a.
IN 1871: and was among M 49,
cross the channel win the "cIs g.,"
Iemptioles' in 1913. After
Lieutenant Colonel w O. W',-..'a.5
tnrough toe retreat from Mon. 49,.
.oof pr IN every action on the w.,
ern front In which cavalry was
Eaeed. including the battles az
m hna, Ypres, L,os, The Sonme, cam.
he Is credited with being 80. $50
aSrse 70 jump the Hinnenhurg line aftcr
the infantry went over and innL
hrst two prizes In cavalry horse - ',:
neid IN FLANDERS. He was wounI"S
several times, and returned 10 EncJ."J
last April with Colonel Winwons Xxx
hsd ridden him Throughout, the wa?
ana who brought home with him ~
Distingu!shed order for gallantrv ~
tie Mold. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

PARIS, Oct. 5.-Hatincation Of the
treaty o.; |~:sa les h. roya! I"cr"e
OF King Victor % Italy should not be
expected ar SOON Is early reports
TDIlc indicate The Rome -i"w o..
the matte. Is that A4cn ratification j.
a trump card IN ne hands u lhs Italian
government.
NEW YORK. oct 5-"Miss Liberty
neecs aat:,' was the laughing com
Insnt II Lazy ArtnEr Whitteu Brown
,GGay att! sae had c!yc!sd the statue
q Liberty during az air TlEnt Win
ner husband ~ = hyGrGa4-pl.ne driver,
b. !.ooert Esw!t,, % III. Aero Limited
Company.
ROME, oct. THE Duke Of Aos,a
ana General Graz.oN returned this
morning i!Dm J.4ue. wni,ner 'hey had
1etn senl ~ E!Es Victor Emmanuel
- negotiate win Gabriel. D'Auuurz.o.
They r@ppr, ttst further volunteers
zr" NOT required and m. decision Of
ihs tpnfer"ucc vim W. allies is being
quietly awaited"
ATHKSs Cct THE aIiIes IL Is
ftHcft"d mere nsTe aEr.cd 70 !oau
Greece EJI,tgg. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
GENERAL SLAUGHTER
OF WHITES PL AHMED
Organized Negroes of Phillips County, Arkansas Plotted
for General Uprising in Event Certain Demands
Were Not Met by Land Owners

killed. and Charles Pratt. deputy
shSrin, had been wounded.
The confessions were taken to explain
the rapidity with which armed blacks
We're assembled At Hoop Spur and the
neirhborinc town OF Elaine, following
the incident. The statements added
That At the time Adkins WAS Killed
there were $50 negroes III tho CHURCH
at the scene OF the shooting. Some OF
these were women, II was said, carry
ing automatic revolvers in their
stockings.
Advised to lie Prepared
shotguns. rifles and ammunition,
ncGroes declared that they often had
been advised by speakers always 10
keep their racks full" and 1T your
rack isn't fun. ill it now"
Fifty thousand rounds OF ammuni-
ton was discovered last night In tic
Branch Normal school al Pine Blum.
according to a telephone message re-
of that city. The Institution is negro
school maintained by the state This
report and evidence found locally lead
authorities here 10 believe the contcm-
local nature.
Mercennry Persons Mt Work.
Members OF the investigating COM
m!ttcc declared there is every evidence
that mcrctnary individuals have been
melting the negroes in the name OF
ltt 'itIal Among Otncr
things. it Was stated, they We're led 10
believe part of the government at
WASHINGTON upheld them in arming
ana organizing against the whites:
that large temple and armorieS were
20 hc erected 1T Washington for the
convcninS OF their congress" and for
Federal training OF 1900 soldiers to
protect them in their uprising.
Much of the evidence is known to
be directed in an effort to establish
conc!uS!veiy connection of white men
with the agitation, and there is SAID
TO be strong indications OF such re-
lat!on. only TWO whites were in Gus
tody here today following the weeks
disorders y ma manned Fuller was
brought in from Postelle last mig It
and placed in the county Jail. o. s
Israttor. OF a Little Rock, AK. law
firm, has been in custody several days
pendinG investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
WOOD WILL Soon GIVE UP
ARMY CONTROL OF OMAHA
Declares Organized Elements of Dis
order Seized Upon Incident to
lncito Mob Violence.
PRAISES AMERICAN LEGION
Declares Members We're All the More
Devoted in Support OF Law Be-
cause of THOR Training and Ex-
pcricncc in War.
Try Assnciuinh rrnss1

CHICAGO. oct. 5.--Within n few
days General Leonard Wood will re
knGuish military control OF Omaha
whcrc week ago tonight mob
rioted. lynched L negro. attempted to
hang Mayor Smith and burned the
courthouse. the general said in a
statement issued here tonight; Omaha
was quiet when he departed Satur-
day might. he said. The general
disorder" for tho rioting. He praised
the efficiency OF the regular troops and
members OF the American Legion who
volunteered TO aid the authorities. His
statement follows:
THE people of the city have CO.
oreroted we!l. There was evidence
OF an extensive effort TO so tcrrorize
the officials and the, citizens generally
prevent wholesale footing and de-
s;ruciion.
Organized Elements of DISORDER.
The original disorder. which arose
from Il specific cause. namely. the as
was seized upon by the organized Gle :
nents OF disorder. which arc 10 bo
found in the population OF every large
Incident which will incitc mob vio-
lcncc. with n view TO ovcrturning the
constituted authorities OF Govcrnmcnt
and establishing reign OF terror
under mob rule.
Labor organizations came out
sQuarely on the side of law and order.
American Legion Praised.
The American Legion responded
promptly in support OF the civil auth
critics and more than 400 OF them
We're deput!zed as snec!al police,
These were all we'll trained men who
had taken part IN the late war and
we're. all OF them. representative ciu-
2ens OF Omaha. These men furnished
a splendid Illustration. OF American
citizens, rising in defense OF ;hs!r
homes: all the more loyal and more
devoted in supper, OF the law he
cause OF their training and experience.
They we're quickly organized and
were highly efficient. They gave a
good illustration of what can be eN-
pectcd OF this patriotic body of over
1000. 600 men whenever the lawless
element threatens life or property or
attempts 10 oVerturn the constituted
hope through the
length and breadth OF our land the
American Legion will make arrange
ments promptly 70 meet any situation
Of lawlesSncSs which may arise when :
ever called upon by proper ciViI
II expect 10 return to Omaha in n
few days for the purpose of trans
ferring the city back TO complete
control"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
Reservations or No
Treaty, Says Lodge
Question Of Maintaia,ing
Troops IN Armenia I'M
portapt One.
mH JuST1N McGIArII.

WASHINGTON. oct. S. = Senator
Lodge, the Senate majority leader. tod
tho state Republican convention of
Massachusetts that unless the rcscrva-
tons proposed by tho Senate Foreign
relations Committee were adopted tho
treaty was dead.
If the Presidents illness has had any
effect oh tho treaty situation. Il pro-
ably has Increased the determination OF
the Senate to put through the rrscrya-
lions which the majority considers
necessary % the proper safeguarding
of American rights
The cable announcement today that
Colonel House Is returning inlmedI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
WANT TO BUY AIR TICKETS
TO ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Aviation Office UesieEed by WOuid-Bc
Passengers for Distant Parts
of Globe.

LONDON. Oct. g. That passengers
are eagerly awaiting the establish
nent OF airplane routes to distant
points in the Brish Empire is shown
by the requests for tickets received by
= company which operates an airplane
line from Folkstonc TO Paris ON the
day when the service opened, the Office
of the company was beS!cgeG by in
qurcrs seeking bookings for all parts
of the world. One wanted 10 make q
trip to Venice and another demanded
;Sticket TO Cairo.
Persons with relatives or interests
IN India have made numerous Inquiries
10 learn how soon IL viii be posS ible
for Them 10 go moro by airplaMe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06

ntely to the United States was be-
neveN 10 indicate the recognition by
the administration forces that tn.
treaty cannot be put through the
senate IN Il form satisfactory TO til.
PRESIDENT In view of. the serious III
ness o. The President which viii pre-
vent him from taking amy further pnrt
IN the light for ratification, advocates
or the treaty probably have concluded
IL Was advisable TO hlYe Colonel House
IN Washington rs the man who best
understnnds what the Presidents ideas
about the treaty ure.
IT is well known that the President
wishes TO take the mandate for Ar
mcnia with the rat fication of the
treaty II is expected he will ask for
authority 20 accept that mandate from
the league Of nations.
II the United States shall be-
come he mandatory for Armenia
y probably will require from
$4,000 10 100000 troops for several
years TO make the mandate effective
because the first thing necessary "a
he done will be to force the respect
OF tho hostile surrounding nations by
adequate m!ktara power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
Seek Census Enuner,tor,

W I.N I-ll r.s ] FIX, OCT. O.-J. NJ BAusey-
man the Woodstock lawyer. and form
was recently appointed supcrvtsor -;
me census for the Seventh Vireinjs
District. has opened an Office In Wood
service examination Of apnlIcar,s ~.
the position OF enumerator. A nr.fer
SnSe, y Is stated. is 90 be shown TO
and marines. over 100 enurner.!
~iI De appo!ntedo.to count the PEOPLE
c o .ETasheE oiiaasf.. s;s;istic$ IN The
Clarke, Wares. Page Ps5n. : :. 800 80 =
:; - &C isoH' Greene A!oeaar.e AID EocE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
Capture Hug, 1l,cL w.,

VI-NCi1 Est EN, Oc, 5--Wnat !. 90
hHFs Deem the largest BLACK b,cs
Inm the Shenandoah lIive- j.,
years "as brought 10 Tow las
SAuE x with nook and line r.sr
oost5S TIE hsa we.sAea sever. and
Po1not "nen placed o.. IN.
"ate' About three hours Jj,fj.
.osht etveEE! others, !a.ET.x tT.,T
thrte 70 1--WE pouudE ION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
rive Murder Cu.e. on File.

ONANCOCk. Oct. 5.-Tho Octohcr
term OF the Circuit Court is 10 Oman
here Monday morning and five muraar
cases Will be on tho program for This
term, the largest on record for this
cd since the June term. In addition
to the murder cases the jury is to i'm !.
the automobile. law. it being charged
that many drivers are. disregardin,.
the nOnElarc lcnSc provision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
Conference Conv.

no ~ Oct -. -,
the Tn.ea ne ne E.rsin.a Crntere1.g.a.' : q,
Sh hS convened today Ia J. ~ @,1:. ~
Wnnd near staGntoa w Bls5,.s '-!'4 q
ciergyneetn Una htn @!ch. Anonr ~.
d1Saryy farietL. .. Wir.raHs,. -.eh
been member o. the ooay III, NJ
nearly nifty Years 'A's cprtereHce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06

bound from Fowey,J England. for Po-ts
land. was In urgent need OF coal anS
because of the heavy weather was nm.
able to reach IL coaling port IL.
position at 6:20 Il. NJ. was latituS
i4.05 north. longitude 4S.27.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
EOtD CLOCK GIVES NEWS
OF RAID BY JOHN BROWN
Visited Clarke County Family and
left Notice Pasted in Back of
Timcpiccc.
HEAR FIVE MURDER CASES
Eastern Shore County Court Will
.Also Probe Alleged Violations Of
Auto I.aw-Other News Notes
sF'rom Points in Virginia
HEAR FIVE MURDER CASES
Especial to The Tlmcs-pispatch.l

WINCHESTER, Oct. 5.-,;ow John
Blown tried to induce the slaves OF
CRrkc County. Va. TO join him III his
inSurrec;ion at Harpers Ferry In 1859,
by going from one place TO another.
Pretending TO be a clock member, was
disclosed yesterday by Mrs. George
W. shington Lewis. OF Berryviilc who
exhibited a beautiful grandfather
clpck, which she has just had repaired
and put in running order. Mrs. Lewis
found the following inscription pasted
ins the clock:
THE rlending OF this clock is the
last pNce OF work known TO have been
done by John Brown. He conceived
tho idea OF being the Nbcrator Of
Southern slaves, melting Them 10 in
eurrection. In the month OF October,
SIS, he appeared at frankfort the
home OF Colonel Frank Mccormick.
and ask ed permission 10 look at and
m6nd clocks After some few repairs
hg left. taking advantage o: the occa-
sion to enter the servants quarters az
might 10 urge them 10 follow him.
They refused and he pushed on TO
Charles Town with few followers.
The night OF October 10 he seized the
United States arsenal. was captured
October IS. tried and executed Decem-
Der 2. 1853" The old CLOCK belonged
to. Colonc! Frank Mccormick. grand
father OF the late George Washington
Lewis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
Court Says Sewbiu IoS,

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