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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-26
lands FLAYS
COURT LAXITY
In TALK HERE
Notorious Crook Now Han
died Like Gentleman,
Jurist Says.
NEED NEW PATRIOTISM
Many Avoid Responsibility
and Dodge Taxes, Court
Ayers.

That new patriotism which viii
combat the ever growing power Of
sOCialistiC bOlshevism and commuuu-
ism must be formed before the Unit
cd states can be put on a sound
basis. Is the opinion OF Federal
Judge kenesaw Mountain Lands.
noted Chicago jUrst, expressed at
the first civic Thanksgiving service
held IN the high school auditorium
Thursday morning. The Judge at
some length told OF the pitfalls that
the country has fallen into by the
propaganda being circulated by
these alleged political groups in their
efforts to undermine the present
form of government
Previous 10 the address Of the day
a song and prayer service was held.
Col &. Seymour Bullock, city recre-
atiOnal director. presided at the
m"etinE and delivered the intruduc-
tory talk following a concert by the
high school orchestra The invOCa-
tion Of the day was delivered by
Rabbi Albert Minda who also re-
cited the invOcato-y psalm. Rev. l..
=. Johnson read the presidents
Thanksgiving proclamation. The
massed choir sang 20 Beautiful, My
Country" The responsive readins
OF psalm L&V was lead by Rev.
Albert Keck. An Offering was then
collected 20 defray the expenses Of
the meeting and the surplus 20 be
given 10 the Federation OF Social
Service. Following the addresses
and song service. Rev. j. l. Card
iner read In Flanders Field" and
Americas Answer. The services
closed with the sounding Of taps by
boy scouts and benediction by Bishop
John Hazen White
His Maiden Service
In opening his eNtemperaneous
talk OF the situation Of the country
1T the present time. Judge I.andis
said I'm part:
My friends I have q confession
90 make 20 you. This is my maiden
participation from a platform in q
Thar ksgivlng day service.
This day does not belong to any
particular religious sect but belongs
TO the best I'm us We. however. get
nothing out OF this meeting If we
forget the chance 20 serve
II heard THANKSGIVING prayers
when j was a bOv expressing thanks
10 God for turkey That's not what
this day means. I don't say that
reasonable sustinauce is convenient
do say that we must reach down
into the soul OF the worth while man
and woman"
The Judge then showed how the
American people are rut ~ a Pc
culiar position due 20 lue fact that
CONTINUED on PAGE FOURD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-26
TAXES LEGAL STEP TO
GET PART IN ESTATE


GOSHEN. Ind Nov 25.-Nrs.
Lola Rohn OF Goshen. widow of
Frank II. Rohn who died In Chi
cago recently. has employed legal
counsel TO start suit for her i'm the
court Of common pleas in Defiance
county. Ohio, in an effort 10 re-
cover her dover rights. valued at
about $4,000 in a S2S.00Q estate.
The Robins We're married in 1890
and at that time Frank Rohn in
herited 40 acres of land in Def
4nce county. In 1894 ROhn. repre-
senring himself 20 be unmarried.
disposed OF the PROPERTY and failed
10 make a dover settlement as pre-
scribed by law. il is alleged.
Mrs. Rohn is employed as book
keeper of the Chicago, South Bend *
Northern Indiana Railway Co. por-
table power plant between Goshen
and Dunlaps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-26
Body of Murdered Tailor
Found IN Wooded HOIIOiC

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 20
The body of Max Ranbatz. a tailor
Of this city. was found Thursday in
a wooded hollow in the outskirts Of
the city with bullet wound in the
back Of the head, by two hunters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-26
ENGLAND TOLD
AMERICA WILL
SEE MANDATES
Colby says |. ;. Must Be Con-
sidered. Whether IN the
League or Not.
OIL LAND IN QUESTION
No Allied Nation Can toe
Barred From Discussion of
Peace. Note SAYS.
BULLETIN

GENEVA. Nov. -. - serbia.
Rumania and Greece Thursday
formally notified the assembly of
the League of Nations that thcy
were opposed tO the admission of
Bulgaria into the League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
GEORGIA MAN IS CHOSEN
RECREAT|ONAL DIRECTOR
Edwin j. Garmhauscn Will Take
Up Duties in Richmond Almost
Immediately,

Selection by Il special committee of
Edwin j. Garmhanscn, OF Macon,
Georgia. as rccrSational director
here for the Community Recreation
Association of Richmond. was con-
tirmed by the executive board of the
organization ut meeting held yes
ter!iay afternoon. Mr.. Garmhausen
The new director comes to Rich
mond with II background of expo
ricncc III directing this sort of work
in Virginia. lie began his conncc-
tion with the War Camp Community
Service as athletic director at New
port News, and has been stationed
at Fredericksburg. Ills rccommen-
dations for service along this line
ale OF the highest character.
The recreation program for Rich
mond Will he mapped out within the
next few days, when Mr.. Carm-
hansen viii meet Il special commit
tee from the recreation association
Tor conference. 1t has been plan
ned to continue park movies and
band concerts. the Unity Club OF
Fulton. the colorcd club at 90 Clay
street and other attractions will ho
added at the suggestion of the new
director
MIR. Garmhauscn has been engaged
as secretary and supervisor OF the
Recreation Commission. Macon.
Georgia.: Director OF Fairgrounds.
Washington. ID. G: boys director OF
the, Goldman Guild. Columbus. Ohio.
and. during his college years. was
The Recreation Association of
Richmond is distinctly private or
ganization. without any connection
with the city government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
SALVATION ARMY HOLDS
. EXERCISES At NEW HOME
Speakers at Dcdicatory Ceremony
Pay Tribute to Great Work
OF ORGANIZATIONS

Colonel Il. Il. liuiz. of Philadelphia,
chaplain of the Salvation Army.
who served overseas In that capacity.
made the principal address at the
dedication of the new building OF the
Salvation Army at 900 Eas, Broad
Street yesterday afternoon. BriEu
dicr William l;scott, of Baltimore,
had charge OF the arrangements and
Attorney -Gencral John Saunders
made an address.
Many different sections OF the State
were represented by Salvation Army
officers here for the occasion. Aurora
Council. }. O. u. ~. NJ. presented a
flag for the top of the building. Past
State Councillor Il. w. Minor pre-
scented the flag.
Others on the program were: Rev.
Russell Bowie. ID. d. J. Jctcr Jones.
Lee; Father IIannigan and Mayor
Ain+lic. All spoke in glowing terms
OF the wonderful work of the army
among the poor
the Roanoke field. is in charge OF
the work in this city, assisted by
Mrs. Jones and Ensign Herbert An
dcrson. Captain Wright is in charge
South Richmond.
Virginia is far behind its quota
of 100000 in the nation wide sal
walton Army drive, and Il special APP
peal is made by the officers of the
army for contributions during the
coming week. Nearly all of the
Southern states have gone over
the top" in this drive, and rs the
army performed Il great work in the
state, it is hoped that Virginia will
rally To the support OF an Institution
that rendered 100 per cent service
over there"
As the appeal of the army appar-
emily haI not reached many who
would voluntarily contribute. it has
been suggested that the drive for
funds close with a tag day" through
out the state to enable all to do
their bit" for the organization that
always lives up TO it's motto. "a
man. may be down. but he's never
out"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Cities Comn!etc Conn,
Ne!u-rs fnr liz fn,lnr.I, :. '''' ''...
BOY IS FATALLY WOUNDED
BY STRAY PISTOL BULLET


Mi!lan Brown. To = s,r.u
ait te.hE With his parents ~ 80
, ,, street was shot ana 80
1D,pundeh last night at no I,,y' ,n!IE
hon, ahl Lomhardy Streets nho".
liz s.i2 o'clock, according n"o va
Iiee report By another no,.r I" 20
Sim, ynn, a!'as TIP Funn I40i Wes. IN.
Gun, F9nn had AN arrpm.,,
hiis mn RE-. Motl"r. which crl,nin,. WI n
Wa IeE"!Ner being brought ~ IN
tie waved 1t throurb ,To ny" play,
+ n n.s,1 over his shoulder TT ana
sstt a,iy trying 10 frieht.,S .ft"'a.
",rti"F near He sho: tw-icc nose
p-,u or III" stray sh6,s ,,.
a""h boy iu the ba,l. r, ..t n"
~ 81 hiS lungs lie iIr,n,.,, q, =
snm ground ana ran ahn,,, .,"in
Ss9,Gt~?c toward his HON. y., ,a'i !,
~ -" was picked m ar5 nc
~, ,t,t tAe house. where he eiad , ,
" rum f,unn according 10 hys,,no,
" re, hed calmly away from tx .,',rS
ne was captured ahop, . -
eis morning 10y officers "cI
.oninau ut, and is beng hnid hno
station district Police
~, NseiigEhbors arc greatly aroused o,,,
The .n0ol'nF as. the Brown bo,. III
ttne reputation ~ bc.ur Il ~ i,"'
10y VINO bothered nobody '''V'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
WILL LAY CORNERSTONE
OF NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Masonic Exercises to Attend BE.
ginning of Structure at Thirty
Fourth and l. Streets.

Masonic exercises will attend the
laying of the cornerstone Ter the
new lakewood Avenue Baptist Church
saturday afternoon. June &c. al $50
O'Clock, on the new site ut Thirty
fourth and = Streets. Miss Lotto
Dickinson, the foI of the
church. broke grouna IF the new
cdificc March IL.
Miss Dickinson, realizing the need
OF a new church III that locality,
started in September. 1915, her activ-
tiles and. through a tent meeting and
services at the homes of other wvnk
rrS. has assisted the pastor. Rev. III.
l.. Nicholas, in increasing the mem
crship from forty-iour 10 225.
The church now boasts of many
tlcurish!ns societies, including i
Senior and Junior Young Peoples
Union 1t is expected the new
church Will be completed by the lat
ter part OF the summer.
Alter the tent meeting Sunday
school WAS started and held in sew
cral houses in the community. The
womcn's meeting was held at the
home OF W. y. Dickinson, former
superintendent of Oikwood; the chill
drcn's III the home OF Il. y. Buchanan,
and the mems at III. *. Mci.ennan'S.
Later the sunday school was held in
the Nathanic! Bacon school. whore in
January, 1916. the church was organ
lied with forty-Tour members.
Under the passionate OF Rev. III. l..
Nicholas. the church has made rapid
progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
METHODIST CONFERENCE
LICENSES -FOUR TO PREACH
Churches of Richmond District bring
session 10 Clnsc ut Highland
Snrinfws.

-Four young men were licensed to
preach yesterday AZ the final session
of the Richmond District Conference
OF the Methodist Church At Highland
Springs. They are: IL. G. Erockwcll
and H. Il. Lipscomh, from Broad street
Church. II. q. Whltchorn, from Mon
um"nt, and j. II. Hunt. from 81.
James.
Rev. l.. y. Williams. pastor OF High
land Paris church. delivered report
on Religious Literature" Rev. j. L..
Bray, OF the DcCitur-Strcet Church,
ON ministerial supply and Training
and Rev. q. w. Jones. OF Monument
Church. On Evangelism" Rev. L. NJ.
darkness conducted the devotional en-
crc.scs. DR. l.. ii. Rawlings OF Nash
Vile. Tenn, spoke on Missions" at
the afternoon session.
Lay delegates TO the annual con-
ference which meets in Norfolk in
November were elected as follows: L..
I. Jones. 9. II. iIardwick. J. Lee Davis.
NJ. G. Scott. f. 4. Long. G. l.. Smith.
). -. Thomas and /. W. Wells
The feature OF the afternoon SER
vice was the address OF DIR. L. II.
Rawlings. OF Nashville. on missions.
Or. \. NJ Jones and Or. +. l.. Day.
bon Of randolph Macon College. were
reelected elders in the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
STATE BOARD INDICATES
SUPERINTENDENT DUTRow
C,',,n c"s Schooi Nan L. Fauna
'''ess OF thnrgc. nadc
~. Against Him

NIhdIcatjon OF -. 4 nn,,
suPerln'en Of schools -,.r ~
POT. News, charges ncainr, 49,,
nave 'oeen before the stare For, W.
-. cuca1on for some time. was ,a.Ia
Was ,H ai,n ooaGd yesterday afternoon. +,
sSth,e1nents concerning Mre S,ei,ss
SoiilnB, SUPERVISOR Of pr!rnar,. pr.d.
ana ana Seorge L. Palmer, prcsldc,, -,
me SeNVport News school Moan
which Mr. Dutrow denied.
q. l.. II. Johnson. tn-nerIy
intendent Of schools Of Sou,hnTn'o,
county, was chosen to he scbonI .l,
5Perintendent at stanton. and ~
vacancy In SOUTHAMPTON County mica
at the meeting OF the echoni wnnrs
Mr.. Newton had been indorsed Inv ;hc
board OF trustees OF Southainp,nn
he is nephew OF tho late iilshn,
Newton, OF The EpIaconnl Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

lie" Hudson. ri? Cowardin Avenue
the l3-year- old boy who vas in;nrn,;
AZ the Scnth Side car harms OF the
virginia Railway and Power Com
nhnY' Weda esday afternoon. is rapid
- improving and physicians at Grace
Hospital say he will no allowed ~
return home today. When tho boy
was brought in he was suffering from
snock and was in comatose state.
~ 'hnt time II was feared he was
suffering from serious Internal in =
Jur!"s. but = thorough examination
yesterday after he regained comDle, o
CONSCIOUSNESS showed that his in
lCr!cS were slight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
FLAMES EXCITE CAPITOL
Turning Awning Over John OWENS
indow brinEs ficc:iIS Vision.
Of Fire Disaster.

FLAMES licking tho sides OF the
Capitol Euildiu; caused mild excite
.hcht yesterday. when Stat" en-
pl"NccS. visitors In the square and
passing travellers had nocting visions
.! "a fire disaster.
The emotion. however. was short
lived. Before pulling fireman could
arrive wlth an cNtinguishcr the
blaze was out. and only Tho chnrr,d
remains OF an awning and black
spots underneath indicated what had
happened
The blaze originated in tho awn,rg
winch oEerhunC the window on tho
west side Of the r!,ce of John /
owen Assistant Commissioner OF
Agriculture. II was due. perhaps
TO a carcless!y thrown cigarette.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
NAVY WILL OPEN SCHOOL
Dung Wen between Ages OF IC and
~ May iuii>t for summer
I.inn.rrnr,.cnn,

l.ieu'cuant-C Commander II Uoorc
VERT, loca. recruiting officer for The
United states Navy. with Offices at
sos EaS, Main street, announces that
on July ! D summer school for young
men between the ages Of - and 90
VII! be opened AT Hampton Roads
ana successful applicants VIII he paid
at the rate % $50 a month. all .x-
neuses while at camp and transport
tation home
Qualifications for entrance consis.
OF parents consent, necessary phys!-
cal development; and enlistment in
me naval reserve force FOR no, less
man three months. though six weeks
vii PROBABLY be the actual service
time
Twenty-Five men IS the allotment
i3r the Richmond District. which in
GUIDES most Of the State of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Hearing of freight rntcs pctI-
ton, State Corporation Cotumis-
sion, 10.
Council Committee on Finance,
IL.
Meeting Richmond tdvcrtiscrs'
Club, nusfrcss Mems Club, 1.
Closing exercises Il. OF e. Night
SchOo, for EN-ScrvIcc Men, Jos
East Marshall Street, 3.
Observation-Disclosures w. Norfolk,
boulevard Field, 1;30.
"'rhc Minister'S Wifc's New Hon
net" Biniord Junior High school,
SAB.
Strnnd-"AiI Aboard for Cuba"
. 40, $40.
Lyric-a:3o. 7.ao. o.45.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

Tn. htty-frs, annual convention Of
IAt virginia state Dental Associa
iion, OF which DR.. y. 7. Blackwell. of
Hcninond, is president: DR.. W. NJ n.
sud-; Of Richmond. vice president:
p:. w. NJ Siurg.s. Of Marshall. treas
utc7' ana Dr Harry Bear. of Rich
nnnd. secretary, Will open for a four
gay session in the Virginian Hotel
t;ynChhurg. June 30 10 July 3. FIFTY
IN kicninond dentists are members
IN honor OF the cN-presifcnts of tho
association on July is one Of the
social features planned for the con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC
Is REPORTED IN SALVADOR
Advicrs From Forci.,., Minister Give
Forty-Ninc Cases md Seven
teen EntnIitlcn.
!ny Assoelatcd rress.I

by Associated Prcss.}
w y s II ] y g r. y, June oi-An
cpidcmfc of yellow fever In the
northwestern part OF Salvador. near
the Guatcmalan border. was reported
10 the state Department today by tho
Salvadorean legation in accordance
with the PAN American Health Con-
Vertior.
Adviccs to the legation from the
SaiNadorcan Minister of Foreign Az
discovered, and OF these seventeen
had proved fatal. The infected dis
trict. the advices added, had been
Isolated from the other portions of
the republic, and no spread O! the
disease was anticipateh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
AK. FORD sI,r for Llbrorr.

NppFONHI OF TIE rcsglMtlou Ons<eh
~ the municipal .cafninittcn OF Tho
Richmond Chamber Of Commerce. O.
which O. T.. Parrish IS chairman. was
made by tho board OF directors OF The
cnarnher Yesterday In regard 10 the
thchang" or the Ford Hotel sit. for
memorial library IN return for tbr
Hlh"ni Ing OF Bank stree, nftcon zee,
inc board also approved the r.sni,.
ION thnt the merchant tns be maid
lHh'terIy as is IN" incon" tax. In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Fines Thirty Cnrnorn,,,

mes or - and SO were cxactcd
Yesterday by the State corporation
commission OF about thirty virginia
corporations who had violated the
ia" ny failure 10 file with the COM
MISSION II statement OF stock issu-
anccs II was announced hv tho
commission that heavier fines would
ncrca't"r hc imposed for this offcnsc.
ne Iifht"r ones apparently not hav-
ing the desired effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
U. S. SUPREME COURT MAY
PASS ON BERGER APPEAL
Chicago Court Requests Highest
Tribunal TO Help Decide Case or
Convicted Socialist
10y Associu,c-I Press

by Associated PrcssI
CHICAGO. June 24.-The Circuit
Court of Appeals today asked the
United states Supreme Court to helm
decide the case OF Victor Berger and
-FOUR Socialists, who are appealing
from ;wenty-year sentences imposed
Tor obstruction of the draft and trca-
sonable utterauccs during the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
K. OF C. SCHOOL CLOSES
FIRST SESSION TONIGHT
Samuel l.. Kelley VIII Deliver Prin-
ciDnl Address to EA-Scryicc

Samuel |. Kelley will make the
principal address II the closing cxcr-
cises OF the knights OF Colum bus
Tree night school for cN-Servicc men.
to 'oc held in the auditorium Of the
school. sos East Marshall Street. at
\ o'clock tonight. Invitations have
been sent to all students who have
enrolled since tho opening OF the
school. While over 500 have been
enrolled, certificates Will be awarded
only 10 twenty-five, who have COM
pletcd the automobile mechanic driv-
Ing course ir the school. because the
school has been conducted only the
last three months ana other courses
were not completed.
Plans for nj least 900 pupils are
being made FOR the session that opens
in September. Next year certificates
viii be awarded in all courses. which
include commercial subjects, voca-
i!cnal courses and general high
school courses
Fc,lowinG the address Of Mr.. Kel-
ley. John Blake. superintendent. Will
make The address o! welcome. and H..
Clay Iiouchcns, principal OF the
school. viii award the certificates.
Music VIII be furnished by STEMS
Orchestra and the knights OF Co
lumhus quartet. Refreshments VIII
bc served
Following arc the names Of those
TO receive certificates tonight in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
FIVE NEGROES ARRESTED
IN CONNECTION WITH RIOT
InstiEntor of Chicago Trouble. Man
who Burncd American Flag,
tOnfcsScs.

ny AssociateI Press
oHlCAtio; June 2i.-Chargcs OF
murder today were placed against
I've negroes in. connection with the
South Side riot last Sunday night, in
which Two white men, one AN Ameri-
can sailor. lost their lives and sew
cral persons were injured
One of those charged with murder
Is Hrover Cleveland Redding. who.
accoTdtng TO the police. has con
the riot and the man who set fire
to an American flag. thus starting
the trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Mycr, Isxuc. pnrking order

me part OF autoists who frequent the
Sew city Market a, the corner Of
SKIN and Marshall Streets. Director
ui fnh!c Safety William NJ. Myers
mas issued an order permitting the
pnrk!nr Of automobiles on both sides
81 sixth street. between Broad and
Marshall Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
tn Hcnr rrcirht-Rnt, I..u,,on

t,,chr,nS OF mo petition of nil rtcnm
raii.@"ds In VIRGINIA for nm incrsaao
rates for intrartnte buslncns Will he
begun this morning Mt 10 o'ciock
before the stat" CORPORATION Com
mission Lines IN Virginia nre dl.
Nidcd Into two clnnsincations On,
The Official ana the other tho
Southern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
FIRST ARREST MADE IN
SERIES OF CAR ROBBERIES
switch Foreman mt Muntromcr~ u,
ana h6OO Worth "f 'rnbacco
Icy Associated Press

>, MONTGOMERY. ALA. Juno "a
recovery of approximately 5000 worth
OF tobacco and cigarettes. and tho ~
res OF T.. McCardic, switching fore
man for the Western OF AIabam,
naiiroad. marked the opening Of a
campaign by special agents of tho
railroad and local police officers 10
break up system of car rohbinr
that has prevailed here over a period
OF months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Montague On May to F,I,co

representative Andrew Jackson
Montague has left for San Francisco,
Where he viii support with nil his
innuencc the candidacy OF Senator
nation for President. After the con
.ehiion tho former Governor Will go
:" san Diego. whero Mrs. Montague
mas been staying for aome timo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Answrr false Iti,r AI,,

Richmond nrtmen rushed 10 tba
corner OK i."mb Avenue and POI.
street In Barton Heights about lo.i5
,ast night In answer To an alarm
turncd " from call box aho at tSat
point, Tho only fre faund. howoyer
was tho sm0lderinB sturTo ~ n
cigar. thu perpetrat0r Of Ytho fairs
alarm having made himself ecarce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
MRS. LYNCH ACQUITTED
OF MURDER OF SHERIFF
jury ut Greenfield, DO, Released Dc
PENDANT After DeiIbcrntIon of
Less Than Hour
IBv Associated Press.l

tSv AsSocia ted Press
NNEENtiE.LD, MO, June of-Aftcr
celebrating less than an hour, the
Jury hearing testimony in the case of
Mrs. Maud Lynch, charged with muir
der in connection with the killing Of
Sherih j. NJ. Harlow and his SON
Richard, at Lamar. in March. 1919
last night returned Il verdict acuu;t-
ting the defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

company c. Richmond Light In.
inhtry i1u"h. was rnustered into Fed
~nl service Last night by CAPTAIN
James - wharton. y. s.. A. Plans
Tor n moonlight on July 10 wero dis-
cnss"d al the company meeting fol-
loving tho mastering In OF the COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
CALL OFF JOINT DEBATE
Morrison and Gardner Mutually Arrcn
10 cancel Public Discussion at
Raleigh.
IBy Associated Press.l

!cNESBORO, ". c.. June o.
Cameron Morrison and o. Max Gard
ner opposing candidates Cor the
Democratic nomination for ticvcrnor
In the second primary July ., during
an accidental meeting here today.
mutually agreed to cancel the Joint
debate arranged by their managers
TO be held in Raleigh next Monday
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
rrescn. rIny for Third Time

inc third presentation nf .~rne
IRISH Detective" a four-act dram,
under the auspices OF ~" Fc!,c"..h:- :,
,. que or south Richmond. will he
ulsh school. The play has bee
siNsn ny the league in Glen Alien
ana Fairm"unt within the last weaL
Mss fioFcncc Brooks and Frank Il.
pHn!ord, Jr.. have the leading roles
ana arc We'll supported by n large
cast. " q I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
AID Society Meets ronirht.

Z The Ladies' Aid Society OF tho FRS,
christian Church Will hold It's reg
5ttiar monthly meeting tonight AT Tho
homc OF the pa1tor. 2o23 West Grac-
street. a special program hhs boe..
ARRANGED and q large attendance IL