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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
: Roman

VypraVOVanl lOTua vi MOrelanQd
mel byt prftinou, ze zanechai
tento nevestu svou 0 samote v
osudne one noci, pri cemz ne
smi byti zapomenuto, re Sc ne
zminil ami slovem o dopisu, kite
ryz no tax rozcilil a kteryz byl
pravou pricinou jeho ncpritom
ncsti. z pocatku bylo zamysle-
10 povolati stareho toho muze
"a svedka poroty pfi ohleda-
vani mrtvoly, muscle byti cd
toho ale upusteno, an lezel ne
mocen v posteli nejsa schopen
Sc dostavit.
Mona, ze zprava ia 0 vraz-
de take nan tax icinkovala.
Lord Moreland pravil o
SVEN Sc MIN setkani V parku,
on to ale mohl dosvedtit.
/ Tajny Keene ale premyslel
0 starem tom muzi vice nez je-
dnou a pro jistotu 2 pricin
vlastnich pTal 81 MIN promlu-
, Wit nekolik SLOW.
Kdyz prisel k chatrci blize,
videl, re pTani jeho bude vypl-
a memo, neb Jenkins nalezal Sc v
male zahradce, prohlizeja kve-
Tiny a pr~chazeje Sc mezi mimi
"a pomoci hole.
Byl to skvely 'stary muz vel
kych modrych oci a postayy
} tax statne, iako mlad6 brizy
jakKoli vlas jeho byl billy jake
snfh.
"Jest to jeden onech, iez
znaji-h nejake tajemstvi, do,
vedou no take zachovat," my.
Slel 81 Keene, divaje Sc nan
/. "Neni to zadny 2 nasich bo.
drych venkovanu, tento ma
mock ma pravem miste.'
/. "Dobre jitro, Jenkins" po
) zdravil no laskave, pribliziv Sc
-Iaz k male bile mTizce.
"Dobre jitro, pane" zn6ls
: odpoved'.
"Rad bych vami promluvi
, as pHl tuctu SLOW, jenkins, pax
: Ii dovolite. Mohu vejiti do
vnitr?'
"Pak-li libo, pane. Jste tai
, neco jake Cd policie, ne?"
u "Ne tax zrovna, dobry prite
: H." odvetil Keene drobet po
maten tim vyjadrenim.
"Well ma kazdy pad mne pr
chaotic trapit stran te vrazdN
tamto," pravil starry muz. uka
zav rukou smerem k panskeml
domu.
"Ne trapit, mily priteli -
: lpouze vam dati iednu neb dvt
iednoduche otazky = vice
i vuli form6, vite,' dodal KeenC
, konejsive.
"Aj, al, rozumim. Nuz, tazt'
sc pro mne IA mne. Co chce
te vedet?"
Mezitim sc byl tajny posadi
! vedle stareho muze ma lavlcl
V te blizkosti pozoroval, q
nemoc ieho nebyla zadnou pf'
tvarkou.
Tvare jeno byly dosud biedt
; a ruka spocivajici ma holi leh
ce Sc mu trasla.
: "Well, reknu vam, co chte
: jsem Sc vas tazat,' pravil tai
: ny po chvili.
Shledal ale, re mic nez ote
vrenost mu zde neposlouzi,
"Vy jste Sc ubifal parken
bez ohlednuti Sc ma okna do
: mu panskeho V tom okamziku
! kdyz stala Sc vrazda?"
"Nevidel isem nikde zlvol
7 dusi, vyjimaje jeho Jasnost.
Il Rekl to rychle bez jakehc
vahani, 'mcmene tajny byl pie
: sweden, ze nebylo to pravda.
Pak-li by ale mel byti tazar
: po pritine podezfeni toho, by
by nemohl udati zadnou.
J Byl vice veden pudem, ale
: pudem, ktery no zridka svedl.
".Jste sitoho uplne list? Ma.
. n, 2 he 1te drohet svnl, ra1t1Gt
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
BIG ROUNDUP STAGED.

DEWEY. Okla. July So.-The annual
roundup" Of Oklahoma and Texas COW
punchers staged here for d number Of
years Will be held here beginning to-
day and closing Monday. Eight thou
oand dollars in prizes have been hung
up for the hundreds OF COW men and
COW girls from the Texas panhandle, /"
Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico. Ari-
zona and even Montana and Wyoming.
LESLEY'S CLEANER FOR PIANOS
Makes old furniture appear new. Ask
for it-Adyertisement.
Perfection Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
HOLD OHIOAN ON
SLAVE CHARGE
Couple Picked Up in Search
for HoIdup Suspects.

John schirmer, Is, Of lima, o.. was
arrested today on charges Of white
slavery, operating a blind tiger, and
vagrancy, and the police are investigat-
ing the ownership of an automobile in
which he is said to have brought Marvel
McK:nnon, Is, OF Delphus. o., to this
city.
Schirmer and the young woman were
found in North Illinois street cafe by
Notorpolice Hudson and Landers at 4
O'Clock this morning while searching for
holdup suspects.
The McKinnon woman was arrested on
q vagrancy charge.
Schirmer vas unable to give a good
account Of himself, the police said. and
they searched him. finding letters and
kilograms from his father, c. c. Schirmer
Of Lima, warning him that 1.-The girl will
get you in trouble. and they are search
ing for you" and also mentioning two
checks came back, who is writing them
for you"
An automobile said to be the property
Of A. J. Mueller. proprietor Of the Lin
coin highway garage, at Lima, was found
n front of the cafe. It had Ohio license
No. 2s1444.
as S4Ei aOulltteuS she hF1 Afed Win
Schirner as his wife at 25O6 East Wash
ington street since coming to this city
ihree weeks ago. according TO the police.
If I get out Of this trouble" declared
the young woman. ct will never get into
trouble again I knew him Just two days
before I ran 6Yay with him. We rented
the car and did not steal II. The car
Is simply overdue, that is all"
The young woman said she wrote a
check for $50 which Schirmer is alleged
10 have cashed at the Broad Ripple
dance hall
The woman said she had been married
but refused to discuss that part OF her
life further.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
SUGGESTS LONG
PAYMENT TERM
French Financial Expert Re-
views German Indemnity.

PARTS, July 3o.-The suggestion that
Germany's time limit for the payment Of
indemnify shoulS be extended to a cen
fury so that future German generations
would feel the punishment Of war was
made today by Jean Rey, noted French
financial expert and economic writer.
In the course Of the discussions re-
garding the method of payment by Ger
many two most important points have
been lost sight Of" declared NJ. Bey.
TN the first place the term Of years
over which the payments are to be made
should not be limited to thirty. forty OF
even fifty years.
ut should be at least 100, so that the
next generation of Germans would have
to pay a share.
I'm the case of an individual, respon-
sibillty for payment Of an amount due
is prolonged untiI~his death unless paid.
"Since a nation has an indefinite nfe,
why should not a similar procedure be
adopted?
In the second place, the payments Of
reparations should have absolute prefer
ence over all interest paid to the Ger
mans by their government on war loans.
Germany hoated during the war about
200 600 100000 marks in war loans, or
about 250,0000OO0oO francs at the pre-
war rate OF exchange.
These loans were almost entirely sub
scribed at home.
why should not the allies force Ger
mans who subscribed to these loans to
be content with, say 1 per cent interest
during a period Of twenty years, SO that
the German people can meet their rep
srations bill?
when Germany has paid a large per-
eentage Of this bill the rate OF interest
for German holders Of war bonds could
be rzisod.
Nothing would serve, better to teach
Ehe present generation Of Germans that
the policy Of Imperialism which they up
held with such enthusiasm Goes not
pay-when you are beaten"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
Tax Valuations Grow
Under Goodrich Board

Tar valuations are continuing 10 in
crease under the direction Of the Good
rich tax board.
According to figures compiled by the
board. personal property valuations IN
Indiana increased by approximately
100000 900 over those Of last year
which reached unheard Of figures as a
result of the illegal horizontal increases
ordered by the board.
According to Fred Sims, chairman of
the tax board, the increased valuations
this year result from a normal ipcreo sc
in property values and from the fact
that assessors are putting more personal
property on the duplicates.
Last year the personal property valu-
alton for the entire state was ST. 52, Cos, :
u25, after the illegal increases had been
added by the tax board.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
EXCITED MANS
CALL IS LATE
Demands Execution Stay
After Youths Death.

NEW YORK, July 3o.-shortly
after Elmer Hyatt, is, died in the
electric chair at Sing Sing prison,
early today. for killing a Rochester
policeman, q man called police head
quarters here on the telephone and
excitedly demanded that the execu-
ton be stopped -
The speaker said that he had killed
the policeman and had only heard
few hours before that Hyatt was to
be elsctrocuted for the crime.
The call was located and Robert
Barron, a we'll dressed man, arrested.
Prison authorities said there never
was any doubt but what Hyatt was
guilty.
Barron was sent to Bellevue hos
pital for examination.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30

Frisby Hancock don't want to be both
cred by any of his kinfolks this week as
he has something important on his mind.
Sid Hooks is thinking about moving to
Musket Ridge. He has always wanted 20
see more Of the world and a person can
get a better view Of it up there without
even having to stand on a stump.
The TickvIlle photographer has been
caught deceiving the public. He took a
picture Of Yam Sims the other day and
made IL look handsome.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Nonresident Notice.
RI KELLEY In ,.haaetry at

RI KELLEY la t'hancrfy at
VI. Dickson,
X. T., -MiEH. e, al rvan
In this cause, II appears to- the lIerl
aad Master, tfon aa Aibday,t. that shr
lAit,, Il. L. smith. 10 a nau~tesidfns ID
the Stale II Tennessee. aud cAnieos h.
served with ls,Ses*, Il rs therefore ord
erred BY the tegk sod Massrl thai sad
pwit.. X /, >aAlb, appear al the Ioasl
hoase Ia Dick sou, Tenn ga OF before
THURSDAY AFTER The ,th MON.
DAY IN APRIL. NEXT,
sAine beng regular terra u the thane-
cry Coart At llivx@sa TENT and piead
answer o. ,isnur - the Attachment biiI
filed against hiA Ia ihss esuse VI shs
same e,ll tss taken the eoatws~sd MID lbs
cause ~, ios Isvarsns exrArtr
IL 10 further ordered that tbs notice
be pslhl,shsa in tise ttcAson County
Herald. Of ierk@on, Team fot four con.
sscnt,,e weeks A. ,eqaisei by las ~
sucn cases.
Witness nv hAn,i o., ntGee IN bleksop.
this Jan lad. 1881.
J J, TAYLOR, G. AN
PARKS d Bell, colici.os.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
EARN DIG SALARY

ManY II yesifag man hangs 90 10
d smsH position. sheu q lsssle sisln.
inr II shA right SORT woasd almost
Dt)u BILE sals SALARY.
Often The e1ssfr sasa'~ al a young
person il rhaaR%ga lsam saersas sa
failure by . stn.ls Hesitation 10
seias ~ opportunity 10 psepsss las
10 hrst~t psssasaon
fAs aa-is.now naa IL the mac
who makes ik~ rnaary. 1hs mill
never grinds wish the water that
hss pass@d. TO-DAY II shers;
YESTERDAY is rans. lD.M0g.
ROW may ~ Too late 6ct husS.
ns~# training NON; prepare I'M a
better nosstiaa and BIGGER PAN
]. W. BROWN. Cashier sping
6eld | Tsna. National Bank. writees
Without prrvtons experience |
completed Israashons Course vi
Bookkvsptas In eight ~r+ss !
Immediately eccspisd position
wlth this hSns | have feeam,
meBdrd DKSCGh0Ns 10 num-
beers Of s,adspts. ~ sell - 20 ,wn
al MY hrosters. w6a attended
prsugaons e talogas FREE
Drsusnan Practical husanvvs Col
lsse. Nashville. Tenn POSITION
sECu RkD
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
sosaes,oshr NOTICE

l. n. hnnst, " bessie Bebbeti
Ia this causs !, sspsaryus to We
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
II Hits ListIess. Rundown
Psople first---Their Blood
In Thin.
GERMS EVERYWHERE I'm
EPIDEMIC.
BE prepared---Strengthen and
Build ~ Your Blood With
Pepto-Mangan.

II it's true that you a.s nos iee..
ing your bsss--ii you have thai
'aiways-tifed' irvilna ard &c i'm.
,efsst aud snthasiasm--shea roc
should be careful 81 the inhuenEa.
II is snin-blooded. aasmie peopis
that disease strixss frss. The TACT
that you have had very Inv serious
illnesses has nothing TO do wi,h IL,
Everyone gets raD-dowa occasional
ly. and when they DO. the blood "a
10 no condition Ia hsh, oil disease
germs, because IL has not enough
red eorpusclss. 1, 10 the red cot
pulscss oi the blood tina. axht dis
rass and says you IRON sickness.
You simply oan', afford TO take
ehaneea sLsn, issslnsaaat ~ 4ssTikins
dowa thousands every whsfs. forti.
iy your blood build i, up with the
pleasan. tonic. pvp,o. Ma0aaa.
And rhould you be jas, recovering
from influenza. you need pepio.
Mangsn, because you blood has
exhausted i,s strength. pepso. Man.
gan will help build you ~.
pepto. Aangsn 10 widely and
heartily enAo, s~i by physicians. 1,
10 effective and eaay 10 take. Comes
in either liquid OF tablet infin. No
difference 10 medical properties
sold At any drug store. Blu. be-
sufe you get the genuine Pepto'
Mangan-~"Gu " Ask for IL by
the name and be sure the full name
la on the package. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Sheritf's Sale.

Nv yirtur of fpur s~aSistsoni esporat
issued 10 ne by l.. J nruwniag, CLERK
VI shs C,fesi.l Court " bieAson bounty,
fena, | s.il IN
SATURDAY. FEBR UARi y, 1870,
nj o'clock, y IN. nj the court house
door in Diekson. Team, expose ai pubic
sale, TO the highest and bes, b,ddef ios
cash. the iollo ~,ng
rir, Oae- third Undivided ,utsrst In
house and lot in pifAss,a, bo'iDied AZ
fellows Beginning ~ ihs eotuer q
Mans tr~s and k,ekert alley, .lHEes
wesa 10 a ls.ioot alley, theae noria
With said alley ~ Addss asd~eAs los /,
thence east ~,th aliwel inc Ia MAN
str It. shenee south sstb Man sirvs, Ia
,he place d t~xsnaans, sessed ugen A.
the property 0i t. u tSeii, coiofei, W
satisfy Judgment, interest and u~t IL
lavur oi " r.. Hutton 4 Go
Third Rsscrs,oaafy tatsrrst IN hoav
and iot Nts "a Jackson, bounded ~
ioiiows North Ivy Noah sisbb. cas-, i,
Mll,rf street, rgS,h by &lles, aN hy
basetsali grounds levied upon IA toe
property Of Ben Tiiws.l, ~ satisfy Jutig-
agent, ia1esess and cost va favor IL Lhas
Hay
tosrth Rsyersonssy laseres, In house
and 10, IyIag .n itsrk~sD. bounded a.
follows North by Susan Nanaeii,
cAst by Nab Wilson, seassh by strees,
ws~t nv tr~i M&naing. sevard npaa M
The property II James Maya TO ss,isty
Judgment. snsesv~i aad COS, 10 favor 81
has ksy.
Tbs Jan II, 1919
J / PETTY, SLsia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Dollars aad Ceais.

Counting IL only in dollars aud
e@als. San na.aA, Ili thai laA eo.si
eosi yu A msn may not always
stop work when he has u cold. tat
p-rhsps II suutd ne better II hs did
II takes about ten days To &c, com.
pls,s.y ttd II cold un,ler The use.
al treatment. That time cau h
much shortTn~d bs taking Chamber,
iain's Cough Remeiy aud proper
care ii yoac- Il. 10 iaet bette af
this 7, med Va Ihv huur. IL naiatiy
good inv,sl atn' during the wln,er
and spfln9 taonths
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Double Branch.

Mrs. Maud Wyatt, after spending
few days the guest Of her parents,
returned to Der home near Burns
SUNDAY.
Mr., and Mrs. Dorsey Kimbro, MI.
aud MIS-. Joe kimbro aud Mfs, Betty
Nork were sus sts Of A c. kimbro.
SUNDAY
Mrs. Caroline Dudley was on the
sicx lis, the latter par, Of the week.
Mr.. and Mss. Henry Hasse.t, Of
spring Greek. were gues,s OF the
iatter . father, w J. klmbro. sun.
DAY.
Miss nocis kimbro 10 spending
4 lew days with Der sister. Mrs. Et-
IA Hasssll on spring Creek
|, 10 reported lha. Mr.. and Mrs
Osborn kimbro will move TO their
nome on Plney aoon. i !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
noN-aGsIoGkr NOTES.
Ncksoo hihb w Mildred Bib

Ia this esuse !, appearing to the
Clerk vi ,hr Circuit Ceurs. from The
bal. ahich Ia ssotU to, thai the de.
s@uden., Mildred Rihb. Ia nnn-
resident ot the s,sts n Tennessee 10
ll4as the crfiusry Process 81 Ia esq
nos he served upon her. III ~ there.
lore orsierrd by the Ciesk thst moo.
resident publication he made iof tie
sasa Mildred Rib. con- mandsna
nss 10 appear III the Court House 10
ssaa town II Dickson. Tr,an@e.~% on
tfse 2nd Monday In April. 1915. IL
being III. reloisr tern "a said Court
az3 dead snsw@. a. 3enEr 10 ths
sail hIsd against bet tor dsscce On
tse ease will ~ sci iar hesrins II.
psrss. l.. J Hse~nany. Glib.
I>eech 4 Hall. scl's., ios Pisf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

There are people who nsver havs
, movement oi the bowels wlthou,
4 il produced by cslhsrt.c. Most
4 them have brought that ccndi-
ton on themselves BY the use 81
mineral waters aud strong eathar
..ss that take too much water cot
1t the system and assrayaie The
Itsssse they are mean, to relieve
4 mild laxative tonic like Cham.
berlain = Tablets affords gents
movement OF the bowels tia, vow
asrtly realize has been produced By
medicine aud their tse IL not 90
likely 10 be ioilowed by consslps
lion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
N the MAIL BOX

Cheap Hill. Teun.. Feb. !, 1874,
$500, Special. 1T you bave cold.
stsy al home. keep away !rou
crowds, The beet remedy hav.
found Tor au" or eolds. IL skunt
oil Take nine drops Of skunk oai
Tor adults; children under IL year
vi age, hve drops. every four hour
ansil relieved Tee plenty oi pur
vicsusls; also grease flannel cloth
with skunk oil. vteks Salye. nut
ton iailo~ and kerosene Warn
The flannel and apply TO chest jas
before retiring | can highly rec
,sa mend j, TOE ins,anl relief II II
Spei2hl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
For the Children.

loo mneA care csnnes he sxes'
-issd 10 selecting cough medicias
for children IL stoal4 he pleasant
10 take. contain no hsrntui a,ss
md most e6pc,asi % rcsing them
,oughs and colds. I>eng eIpss,tncs
nas .hosB that Chamberlain >
Cough Remedy sase@1s these cnndi-
tions 1, ga savpit@ stth msnv
rathers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
~
i'4A! W

Clark from the bill. which b, sso(n
10. that the dsisndsnt. Bessie Be-.
nett. 10 . nou-ressdsns u ~ sssls
Of T.nsesses. % tbst ths ofdiaasy
prvc~ss III law cannot b. sstvsd ~
on her, |, 10 therefore ordered b. ~
Clerk shai Oon-rssidsot uhllcasi1n
he made Tor ths said bessie b.
nett. cosnmasd,na nj y sp6sss IL
81 s Court Houss In u tosa q
Dickson Tenn. On The 2sd hooday
10 Aprti 1910, IL hsias W. regular
.ssm oi said court. ~ ,pIeeI.
susssr. OF denaas 10 u bill 1lsh
,ssinss her im disUes. u ths co.'s
~iIl be ses Ior hearing sxessts.
l.. ]. Browning. cissk.
Leseh 4 Hall. Soils. ios Piu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

six,een.scrr farm near Ahih. :
acres cleared, good Eve roam house
eO bearing fruit tseea. god cassefn,
,s,ci barn. eloes TO schEsol Ane
caurch, Will exchange tor hsksea
property. Price. 500 CO. hail cash
balance one and two years. fe
further information, zee os write
P,SxysTax SANDERS Dseksno
WANTED-To sell oEe bar
nae q, 4 bargais.
1oseph AlsxAsdsr, Rekson lem :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Before Dortasiss ~ henss pises
ics Get ], siil b. veil 10 cousSlps
the nuness ot sasolens services H.
iens. the tire smposiums aed he
thoosssds Of sccssscfy ssA rspSis
hops, and ash ysuvsA II al tssss
csople are IN husissm 10 thsk
hsalsh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Don miss seeing the ~nov!ns
picture Il Des1fmo1a oil Geld al
Tsxas fought tIhursday) at ih'
Patriot. Also aee Mr.. Arnold
Hslbrox Hotel aBd IL, him tel
200 ali about IL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Taylor Brothers
Funeral Oifec.
tors and en-.
balmerS.

Ne carry a complete
ltne al Geffias and Cas-
<~ts. All cAIis given
sromH stssassoa, cay
or night. ~. Phssss
G tfixsns' ~. Gs06ss
- nd No, 7l2. K ssi<see
pksFst t,rg rp,O
New-York tribune., 1920-12-13
1900 Arrests, 700 Autos
Seized in Var on Liquor
Neso England Agent Gives the
Result Of Efforts to Halt
the NeD YOrk-BOstOn Traffic

BOSTON. Dec. 12.-The statement
that 1900 persons had been arrested
and 100 liquor-carrying automobiles
seized by flying squadron of eighty
Federal prohibition enforcement officers
since July i in their efforts to break
up illicit transportation of liquor be-
tween New York and Boston was made
to-day by William J. Mccarthy, en-
forcemcnt agent for New England.
Closest attention is now being paid to
Connecticut, Mccarthy said.
Automobiles with special tank COM
partmenrs for accommodation of liquor,
piano cases, orange crates and furniture
vans were mentioned by Mr.. Mccarthy
as among the most popular ways Of
moving liquor. Tanks concealed within
seat cushions and behind tho upholster-
ing of sedan cars have been discovered,
he said.
Most Of the cars contain gasoline
tank of two compartments, one Of which
is filled with liquor. and women are
said to be carried as passengers in an
attempt to copceai the real errand Of
the automobiles
New-York tribune., 1920-12-13
?. J. Dooling Jr.
is Accidentally
Killed by Chu1n
Rifle in Hand of Hugo Engle,
of New York, One of Auto
Party of Three Friends in
California, Is Discharged
Man Hit Was Driving Car
Victim Was Former Naval
Officer and Son of Con-
gressman; 26 Years Old
Specsa. Dispatch to The Tribune


FRESNO, Calf, Dec. 12-Peter j.
Dooling jr., son of Congressman Peter
J. Dooling, of New York City, was
killed almost instantly when shot by
Hugo Engle. also of New York, in this
city early this morning. Dooling and
Engle, together with Joseph C. Farrell.
another New Yorker, were completing
the final leg of 1000 mile trip across
thu continent, with San Francisco as
their destination, when the shooting
occurred.
The investigation by the police has
not as yet been completed, but it is
the belief that the shooting was acci-
dental. AS a result no arrests have
been made, but the two companions Of
Dooling are being kept under surveil-
lance
The three young men, travelling in
Engle's automobile, arrived in Fresno
from Los Angeles at O'Clock this
morning. After obtaining a supply of
oil and gasoline and light lunch they
departed for San Francisco, 200 miles
away. Dooling was assigned to do the
driving until o'clock, and the two
companions retired to the back part of
the machine to sleep.
Engle said that upon lying down he
found that a rifle was disturbing him
and proceeded to transfer it to his
other side, when the trigger caught III
an article in the rear, causing the ride
to explode. The bullet passed through
the front seat and entered Dooling's
body, penetrating his right lung and
lodging below his heart
Eng.e said he jumped to the front
seat, stopped the machine, which was
out Of control, and with Farrell dragged
Dooling to the rear seat. Dooling be-
came unconscious almost Immediately
and died before he could be taken to a
hospital nearby.
The body was taken in charge by the
Coroner and an inquest will be held
tomorrow.
Engle had planned the trip to Cali
fornia to enter the automobile business
! in San Francisco. He induced Farrell
to accompany him, and at the latter's
suggestion Dooling was invited to join
the party Dooling and Farrell planned
to spend q mon.h travelling here, a
month in touring the Pacific Coast and
month returning home. They had
planned to return by boat to New York.
They left New York FIVE weeks ago.
The trip was taken by way of the
Southern route. 1t was trip of much
disappointment, however, as their ma
chine was plundered on several occa-
sions and they met with many minor
rnishaps. They had planned to arrive
in San Francisco this morning, in time
to join Mrs. Engle and her son, who
we're waiting for the party.
Dooling was twenty-six years old
and a native of New York City. He
was a curb broker and we'll known in
Wall Street and in financial circles.
He was unmarried and a graduate of
Fordham University. He is survived
by his parents, brother and four sis
ters. all of New York City, residing at
460 West Forty-third Street. Engle's
residence is at $50 West 109th Street,
and Farrell's at 249l Broadway. Dool-
ing enlisted in the navy early in the
war and received q commission as
Junior lieutenant.