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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22
Personal and
Social Ne7e,S

son born TO Mr. and Mrs. r.
touches Of Elmhearst, Ill. November
r. Both are doing nicely. Mrs.
touches was formerly Mis- Alice Mour-
eau or Hammond.
-
MS. Crawford who is a pupil or
Professor 4 ". Chords sang a. the
First Congregational church OF Michi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
PLEATING AND
REPEATING

All kinds Of skirts In one day But
zen covering, hemstitching, brsidlng.
II work guaranteed. Call at Was
Eeys 81 State st. little west OF Heb.
man 80. Phone AS Hammond S-.7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS:
|, Boleslaw Sahk, assistant Secre-
tary-Trcasurer Of the Northern Trust
& Savings Bank Of Hammond, Ind. do
solemnly swear that the above state
ment IS true.
BOLESLAW SALIK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this END day Of November. 1920.
Taxes and Interest Pair. 462. AZ
Notary Public.
My commission expires October y,
1924
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

r. you have the intention to spend
an evening OF recreation, GO to Con
ccrdis Hall. 800 ". State street on
Thanksgiving avening. Nov. 25th Tns
Saengerbund Fidelia will render a
series of song exercises and has ar
ranged for a great ball Admission 81
cents Tickets sold for the concert
VIII be accepted for adnittsnee
1t1n-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22
NOTICE

or account OF having 10 vacate my
present location on Dec. LIST IL is neees-
sary to dispose OF all canned goods on
hand consisting of Pure Fruit James
Peas. Corn. Beans. Aprlcots. Plums.
8iackberriss and etc. The store wit
be open Wednesday. Friday and Satur-
day OF this week This will be your
last chance. don't delay Corner or
Holman and Logan streets in Huehn
block
1875 DANIEL BROWN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Sir Rabindr7nath Tagore. ira
great philosopher and mystic poet
of India, who recently Witnessed
the Yase-Princeton game. declared
before leaving the uHiver~Ity that
there is no calm in Americs. This
il probably due to your climate %
he said. "You do not commune
enough with the Almighty" H
said he was not surprised at the
size of the crowd, for in India tho
football association attracts near
ly twice as many" II was the
color and organization Of the
crowd. ar the style Of pl&y" which
he noticed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Instead OF the proposed concert on
November 2sth in Huehn's Han. the
hammond SaenSerhund Ftdelia has
arranged for festival Of song exer-
cifss and bali TO be given on Thanks
giving evening. Nov. 25th Tickets
sold FOR the concert will be accepted
for Ambulance in Concordis Hall. 900
W. State street Admission so cents
Come one, come all. 1895
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Hammond Chapter $40 O. z. Stars
regular meeting Tuesday eve at 500
o'clock. Masonic Temple. Social time
follows the evening session. Each
member requested TO bring a jar OF
fruit for Masonic and Eastern star
home
Il.2e-f RUTH THOMPSON seev.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22
EzE's A CHANCE TO GET s6.oo

Harris A. Shrago are opening new
grocery and market az Standard and
Harrison streets. They offer a prize
Of So. 90 70 the person suggesting the
beat and most appropriate name for
their store. Address letters to ISL
Highland street. All letters to reach
above address by Nov. 2Tth 1I-2z-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Potato House. SIS state Line St.
phone 13os-W. Open for business dally.
Potatoes 800. $40, $40 per bu.
Very extra stock $3.50 per busheI de-
'ive~ed. Ioc less per bushel 81 car
kisd home. I1-1e-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

a good enjoyable time IS guaran-
fSeo by the Hammond Saenserbund for
Thanksgiving evening in Concordia
Hall. 900 W. State street Song exer-
rises and ball. Admission SO cents
l1-2n-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22
Northern Trust and
Savings Bank

at Hammond, in the State of Indiana.
at the close Of its business on Novem-
Der 18th, 1920.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Mrs. Max Schmidt entertained a.
their home on 977 Calumet avenue for
her daughter Vearseden Friday even
ing in honor OF her birthday. The
evening was spent with games. music
and dancing and nicely arraged two
course luncheon was served. Vearge
deu was the recipient OF many lovely
gifts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Mrs. Ralph Pierce. MS j D. sna
ley and Mrs. n. 4, Easter attended q
tea given BY Mis- Maude Smith at her
home in Chicago Saturday afternoon
Mis- Smith entertained for her sister
Mrs l. Norris Of Providence Rhode
Island.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

M and Mrs. Harry F. Ftrner of =
West Elizabeth street announces the
birth of son born November H. nam
ed Marvin Harris Firner. Both mother
and son doing nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Edith Run. who is doing socisl serv-
ice work IN connection with the Ar1eri-
can Red Cross in Chicago. spent The
weekend with her family the 7. >
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Mrs F. 3. AforIroy Of Detroit street
viii entertain the Columbia Club at
her home tomorrow afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

The x. Of c ladies VIII save her
card party at the h. OF {. hall tomor-
row afternoon instead OF Wednesday,
afternoon as was Originally planned.
There viii be several prizes gwen as
they have not met for the past lew
weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Mrs. ". J. Duggan, Reporter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Mrs Herman Schutt OF 2sI TowIs
street who underwent an operation at
ST MarSarets hospital Saturday. oc-
toher 80, was removed 10 her homo
Sunday. November I'll
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

The l. o. 7. NJ Social Club Will meet
az the home OF Mrs. Elmer stone. 4sS
Michigan avenue tomorrow after
noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
Vote On Good Roads
Ccnstisuticna! amendment VIII he
Acted on in Presidential Election

The Alexandria Chamber Of Com
mcrce calls attention TO the FAC. ina:
ut the coming election. November 2
1920. in addition to voting for y@ur
presidential candidate you vii! be
called upon to vote for the consiitu-
ticnal amendment for good roads this
pro$p6scd amcEGmeat is to enable the
Legislature and governor of tbs state
To- u.c the credit Of the state for high
way construction. This is f:rg.nIa's
oLncrtuuitv tn secure an adequate
system nf improved roads properly
maintained. and every qualified vo,e'
should vote yes" on this question. y!
50 Gciag vcu say to your legiS!atur"
that YOU want Virginia 70 he IN /"
pos: ton to meet Federal Aid. della
for dy,lar. in whatever Increased aH.
Preparations Congress may g" 1T tc
make arG that you want Sy$t"m Of
.ta.e highways reaching "ycry Sec,
.ion If the stat" constructed as rapid
T. "a tiry can he crouomiral'y = and Of
ficicrtly built.
Thcre arc many bc"cfitS to b" dc-
y;vn,l from the construction Ct STATE
h-hwar system. It will open mp the
various sections Of the state tC VS.
tors uf ether states. who arc prnSp"c-
tive investors and residents. These
visitors will gladly come at their cwE
expense. bringing in millions Of dol
lars annually Of new money. Inc lure
II The varied attract:crs .: an asri-
cuIfura!. industrial and commercial
nature which Virginia has to offe! ir
addition 10 history. scenery and cl!-
mate will bring many new resident s
= Vir@ir.a and w;l! result IN smaller
farms being more intcns'yeiy nit
waited. ali adding to tn" wealth ana
prosperity nf the state. There = rr
sccticr of thr stale that will benefit
moe from coed roads than AIcxan-
,:ria, who being rich not only IN places
# historical int"rCs., but also y
riar4s af industrial supremacy wi'i
make t mecca to be sought hy p',o-
pic from Ill ever the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
HigginS-Walker Marriage

Miss Nellie VI. Walker and Mr. Mil
tou J.. Higgins, both Of this city
were married at 6.30 p. m. yesterday
in the manse of the Second Proshy-
terian Church, the pastor, the Rev,
D.. John Lee Allison, officiating.
The bride was attended by Mss
Florence Williams OF Washington.
and tie groom had as his best man
Nr. Randolph Solomon, OF this .city.
The bride was attired i'll navy hue
travelling suit. black picture hat ani
wore corsago bouquet of Bride
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins lett for
= Tip south. and after October first,
will he at home IN the Colonial apart
mcn,s. North Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
RarncS-Cranc " cdding

y charmin" home wedding winch
occurred last night at eight o'clock,
was that of Miss Thc!ma Claire Crane
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard f.
Crarc. and Mr.. Ralph NJ Barnes, OF
Fora Myrr. Va The ceremony waa
performed by the Rev. O. ". Rcy-
noiGs. pastor % Trinity Methods:
Church
The hri'ir wa. a,::rsh N d darI, blu"
ee4rgcttn ami satin gown and ear
r;cd cluster of pink brides rpses
and was attended hy h"r sister Miss
Martha Crane. ~ maid 81 honor
while he groom had a his best nan
NJ. Clarence Elmer Duncan.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. I:arres wiIl Ee ut home . their
trienis ii Bratliock. Ale&andria.
Fo!!nwing III" wedding an Interest
in" event was the christening. by Rex.
.. W. Reynolds. Of th" brides i've
l:ttic s;-tor and cu" brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
Politeness Cost: Sl96
When Edward Brice Starts TO Write
%ntr Tor Strange Negro the Lat
tc, Grabs His Purse and

An "frurl 10 hc accommodating Yes
cr,uL afternoon cost rd%2rd BTee,
,oiureG. who lives al 433 South E2-.
3umbu- street. &i9G. Il happened 7nis
way. R,ic@ V:is walking along PriE-
..s> S.reot hctworn Alfred and Fat
'r!: streets. when PC was ac@oso@5 by
c0lnred man. stranger 10 MIN. 7Fho
.sl;c,! I'm if be would write d rate
'or him. Bri"e ohligin"ig co2se7tel
md pu: his hand in his coat poc!IeS
o procure, pencil and Incidentally
pulled on his pocketboc. wh:ca
.hawed a wad OF grecfoacks. TEe
ranger forgot ahcut the note. Re
wanted written and grabbed B'ice's
anc.ctac"k and ran off.
Brcc had jus; withdrawn che NOR
I from the bank to make the ;ai,ia!
payment on house he had purr's Sc.
4 ren"rt o. the robbery has been
o,ade 10 he police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
To Urge More Pay
Police Cam;aisSinncrs Discuss Salary
nf Policemen ~

l'Ctlcc uNl'a'-Stni'cIS lbi~th~s' 'oh'"' :
of Policemen
Naycr Duncan and the members OF
the board of police commissioners WI!
urge upon city council the necessity
for an Increase in the pay Of the mem
b"rs of. the police force.
The question was discussed hy the
commissioners at Il meeting nc!d last
n;ph; in the mayors Office following
th, transaction Of "a small amount Of
routine business.
Council also will Do urged to pur-
chase for the use of the police force
two motorcycles. one Of III" present
machines to lie exchanged in part pay
mcnt FOR a new one.
Chief Goods submitted his monthly
rcnort showing that l5S arrests wcr1
made during the past month. Heading
The list for infractioMs was uniawiu'
Gambling. a total Of u beng charged
with this offensc. Next came assault
and battery with il and dlsorder:y OF
,he street with Is WAS third on the
list.
Mayor Duncan stated that charges
for alleged violations of The rules ha"
been preferred in writing ny citizens
against three policemen and 1t was
decided to hear all three cases next
Wednesday night at. "a o'clock .;
:hr mayors Office.
The mayor also stated that ali per
sons having complaints against any
mcn1hcr Of the force must make ihcm
in writing.
The present salary Of the priTatcs
on the force is 500 a month. The
commissioners some time ago asked
for an increase of so for III" prlvat"s
SO for the serrcants and $2' for the
chief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
DANCE LAST NIGHT

The dance held last night III the
auditorium of the Elk's Home was a
most successful and enjoyable affair.
The music was by McWilliam's or
chestra. and during the evening re-
fraShments were served. There were
about fifty young couples on the floor
and dancing was kept up until one
o'clock.
The committee in charge of arrange
mcntS was composed of Messrs Laur-
cnce G.. Fawcett, Albert Y. Bryan. {.
Bruce Morton and Robert Bitter.
The chaperones present were Mrs.
Edward Stabler Fawcett, Mrs. John
NJ. Johnson. Mrs. George r. Hill Mrs.
James Sidney Douglas, Mrs. Albert
d. Brockett. Mrs. William J. Boothc
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Shopperson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
THOMPSON LEADS
CHICAGO PRIMARY
One Man is Killed and Score.
Injured in Election !:
Clashes
DOWN STATE LOWI,EN.
Democrats Name J. T. Lewis fur
Gcyernor-Other Races Close-Gr-
gani2aiinn Win in Now York

t'h,ra:a. Sept. l6.--Ticksts hea6e6
~ Len Small. Of kaHl:akec. for Gov
.rncr and Congressman Frank Smith,
# A!a,;c for United States Senator,
ma which had the support OF Mayor.
William Hale Thompson were leading
or tho Republican nominations il te-
lay Ni;oois primaries in the early
'aturr>.
Cock county III early returns, gave
he TnS9r&on facticn ticket q large
majority over that headed ny Lieutcn-
ant-Gav@rncr Oglcsby for Governor
md William s. Mckinley for Senator
,urpc.lcd hy Governor Lcwder, hut
'own .;;a;c Ogleshy had a jead in scat
crin2 precincts.
Returns from GG4 precincts out q
j,127. ;rrluding 234 outside Cook
rur., give Gglcshy 29,916 ard
Snail 1860. !,
Returns from $40 precincts. IT.
.iud;ng 300 outside Cook county, give
Wck;r'cy 1886 ard Smith 30 SOL.
On the Democratic side, forne-
Senator .jnmes Hamilton Lewis led
MIS- opponent for the Grbernatoria!
rominaj;on. Barratt O,Hara. by abou:
i 10 / N early returns. Two close
races developed. however. Mactay
Hoync. seeking third term as Statss
Attorney for Cook county, was run,
ing behind Michael l.. lgoe. Robert:
+. Rur:e, cf Chicago and Peter A.
paiicr. of Kewancc. we're within feT
votes of each other in returns from
10. precincts. including 10 outside
Cook county. fer the Democratic norF !.
Ge5ior FOR Senator.
= Although one man was killed, half
, doz"n kidnapped and score injured
y fights around Cook county poliag
lpiaccS. election officials last night ic-.
larc, that the election had been
comparatively quie," and that d:scri
:er. had H0t been so rrfat AS they
aad feared. i.
Charge that the aSsa'ar:s IN most
.ascs 70 Thompson adhcrcats,
Ircu~i;t Statements from Mayors fac
ton that nary If the 2,oco speciEl
deputies sworn in by Sheriff Peters,
T.ow:len adhcrcU., were cy-conylcts
md hat inc: had started most o.
he fights. Sheriff Peters said that 2
'ew ''disrcputablc characters might
hsye been Included among his dcnu-
les hut hat they wore discharged as
.ron - discovered.
Michael Fcnneasy precinct WORKER
CONTINUED On Page Five
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
q KILLED zoo HURT
AS BOMB WRECKS
Offices Of ]. 2. Morgan and
Co., Bankers, Are
Wrecked
POLICE BLAME BOMB
Two Theories Held-Conspiracy is
Blamed-Injured Crowd Hospitals
Stock Exchange Closed

New York, Sept. 1G.-A mighty
! explosion. believed by the police II
have been caused either by time
bomb of terrific power or careless
handling Of high explosives, wrecked
the magnificent offices of }. T. Nor
gan and Co., foremost internatlona!
banking company Of the world. exact
! ly at noon today.
| Thirty minutes after the explosion
| the police announced that seventeen
were known to be dead and more than
200 injured, but later it was estimat-
ed by the police that at least twenty
four were dead.
Two theories were held by the au-
thCrities. One was that anarchists at
tean,ed TO wipe out the Morgan firm
;,n,, assassnate j. p. Morgan by
planting a time bomb in a wagon in
front Of the Broad street entrance TO
the firm. Another was that a Ford
automobile. license No. 24,246, New
Jersey. loaded with explosives, chash-
ri into another automobile al Broad
ard Wall streets.
Members Of the bomb squad Of the
police department expressed the be-
lief that the explosion was caused by
bomb. They say they have found
dozens of iron slugs ranging from
one TO four inches in length, along
Wal! street They believe that these
,iurs were parts of the bomb.
There were two vehicles on the Wall
street side in front Of Morgan's bank
that were caught in the explosion.
One was a horse drawn vehicle, which
was annihlatcd, and the other was a
small touring car, which Immediately
burst into flames.
TIE police do not know which ono
If these two vehicles carried the eX
plos;vcs which they say may have
1ccY in the form cf bomb or may
ha"c been high explosive for use in
ayc;.vating work on some building con
,truction in the vicinity of the Nor
ran bank.
,Iorc than forty persons have s"
FAR been brourh; to the vourtcer
hospital. Several Of them seem to be
~ dying condition.
The force of the explosion is indi-
Gated by the fact that Brooklyn bridge
was seriously shaken.
The blast caused Il panic throughout
The tirarcia district. The Naw fork
Stock Exchange AMI the Curh market
were both closed
Al the members Of the Mor"@n firm
escaped, but Junius Spencer Morgan,
Continued on Page Two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
POLICE INSPECTED:
Sixteen Men Line up-Mayor Adj
dresses Officers

The semi annual inspection OF the
police force took place at $3.50 o'clock
:fis afternoon at police headquarters
and was made by Mayor James NJ,
Duncan end the members o. the board!
of police commissioners. Fourteen
rr:va:es and Chief Goods and Serg-
cant Wilkinson were present Mayor
Duncan said he hoped all of the men
were familiar with The rules govern
ing :ae workings of the fc'ce and nc
honed all would carry out the law.
Chief Goods responded and gave az
suranceS that the police department
would use its best efforts tc make the
mayors administration a success.
l'hc Sdearms of the police wer" in
spcctcG hy Commissioners J. 7.
Sweeney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
ANOTHER SLASH MADE IN
NEW YORK SUGAR PRICES

New York. snTt. IL :inothrr hrcak
in the sugar market occurred today
when TIE Fedora Sugar Refining
Company ,Iroprcd is lise price FIR
fine rrsnuiatnl to II '-2c. meeting
the price - which "s"-onf nan"
grar,,latcd have hccu selling for same
t;n.n rast W,in other rcfa@rs rain
,a;ncd their m.s rr:cc Of i3c. It IS
Known that at least on" Of them was
qrcert.nr orders at the II 1-2c basis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
SEES DIVORCE CAUSE lN
nELIcAT'ESSEN STORES

Washington, Scrf. 1G.--lf fewer
wives depended upon the "corner
:lc!iratesls"n store" there would he
fnwc:. broken homes IN this country.
Miss Agnes Y. Mahnn"V. Of the In
:ms,rial Survey and Rrsearch Bureau.
If Washington. declared ~ an adj
dress today before thr National Con-
ference Of Catholic Ch"rit'cS.
1T is wc,-known fact Miss Ma
honey said. that hcttc! knowledge
on the rart of hcusckerrers Of the
vqlue anI imrprtar"" Of cleanliness
and Gr,!rr would 70 far in l@ssenin@
manv of The Gauss that are rcSnonS'-
bic for broken homes. If wivrs would
take tie trouble of preparing whole
some and appcti2in% meals for their
husbands there would h. great many
more happy homes
mmorai anil un"cns"rcd notion
pictures wore attacked as ore of the
rr;acir:i "au<es Of Juvenile dl:ngucn-
cv hv Mss Teresa r. Dnnchua. ptcSI-
dent Of the I.ea~ue Of Catholic Wo-
men Of New York city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
MRS. JULIA B. STONE DIES
Mrs. Julia B.. Stone. widow of Olive

Mrs. Julia B.. Stone. widow Of Oliver
S. Stone died at n.45 o'clock las!
night at her residence 125 North
Fayet:e street. The deceased was q
wei known resident and had been IL
for some time. Mrs. Stone is survived
by two sons and three daughters az
fc!lcws: John w. and Oliver S. Stone,
this city; Mrs. William Merryman
Ms. f. r. Olinger and Mrs. Samu":
Dantsic. the last named Of Washing
ton. Her funeral will take place at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon from her
la.e residence. Services will DC con-
Quoted by Rev. D.. John Lee Allison.
pastor &C the Second Presbyterian
Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16
Body Found. in Quantico
Creek Weighed Down
With Iron
TWO BULLET WOUNDS
Police Asked tn Arrest Man SAID to
he Geo. IIockman Who Lived Near
Where Body Was Found

] The authorities of Prince William
county. Va. today are cndeavoring to
apprcherd 3 man said to be named
| George Hickman, Of that county.
! in connection with th:. muir
der of Walter Sutherland. thirty-two
wears old unmarried, whose body was
found yesterday in Quant;co Creek
near Cherry HAl. Prince William
lcourty. twcatv-eight miles south Of
Alexandria.
The body it is stated had two bul-
lc: holes in It, one being ii The neck
and the other III the head. It was
weighted down with piece of rail
road iron and found by Edward Suth-
crland, brother of the dead man.
Edward Sutherland reported the at
fair 30 The Alexandria police and to-
day Dennis Calvert, Grover {. Suth-
crland. G35 II. street southwest
Washington and J. 5. Calvert. Ills +
street. southwest. Washington. mad"
report Of the murder 20 Chicf Goods
Denas Calvert offered a reward of
$50 for the arrest and conviction Q!
the party guilty Of the murder.
What caused the murder is a prch-
lem "a far as the police are concerned.
It is stated that the murder occurred
i!a@. Sunday morning Hockman had
a houschoat anchored At point near
where the body was found it IS stated.
TIE rcror. made hy Edward Suthcr
lard 10 the police IS TO the effect
that Hickman camc to Quant:co Sun
day morning and reported that Wal
ter Sutherland had been killed and
that h;s body WAS anchored 2, the
roirt near where it subsequently was
found.
Owing to the fact that h"
frequently absentcd himself from his
hcma no attention was paid to The rc
pert. When Hockman. who has a
houschoat in the creek. started 70
move it away by means Of a launch
yesterday an Investigation was be-
gun which resulted in the finding of
the hcdy.
4 rororers jury summoned by The
Prince william county authorities tr-
day IS holding IN i1quc<t >ov"r the
body Of the decreased.
The police today received tcl"-
gr2m from Quantico signed wv. T..
Iloyd," asking that Hickman he ar
rested. Twas stated he was travelin"
in a house boat or by rail.
Tie man wanted IS described N Tho
telegram as weighing about go
pounds. fcrty-five years cd, two fing
crs missing from one hand and II
fisherman. Sutherland lived nj po'n-
rries Prince William COUNTY. Va.
with his brother and two sisters.
R"pcrts received hr Ia" police tbs
Afternoon arc to III" "Tcct FIAT H2rE-
r1an was last seen gay ,h;% M"r'f'ng
n row baat coming this "ay. The
authorities Of Prince William county
arc patchiar in @.a'cr of the f"g tvc.
Ii ai<o w4S rgpcrtc! to IL" no'io"
TIN, tho hons" hcat cf IIocI:M"a h4d
h"cn hurneI aud the remains O. u
t; found aboard the hort.