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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-01

drowned in SPITE of efforts to save
him. The other paid no attentiap
TO his companions fate, and continu-
ing on his way, failed to see the
headlight of an approaching train.
: He was dragged $50 feet. Both
legs were cut off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-01
BRIDE CHARGES CRUELTY.
Has Spouse Arrested; Man Faces
HEAVY. Penalty Under Del. Law.

Milford, Del, Jan. 1.-.Charged
with administering a spanking to MS
Young wife. Clarence Meredith, who
lives near Milford, was about to board
a train for parts unknown when ne
was apprehended by State officers
and thus ended the Romance of a six
. teen-yearold bride.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-01
JUDGE. LEIGH WATTS DIES
Well Known Corporation Lawyer

Well Known Corporation Lawyer
Passes Away in Portsmouth =
Portsmouth. Va. Jam Judge
Leigh R. Watts. -, and one of the
States best known corp PARTON, law
yers, prominent in Virgil ia politics,
nd distinguished veto fan of the
er, died suddenly TUE day, when
;ssesl with apoplexy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
COTTON MARKET NERVOUS
AND CLOSES At DECLINE


Wy 80 ocintsd Press.
NEW YORK. Aug i2,-The cotton
market was nervous and unsettled today
with early advances followed by rcac.
iionf. December sold Off from 30.75 TO
3O.i5 ard closed at a0.g2 with the gen.
clal market closing steady net TN.
'hhngcf e 30 poirts lower.
The ol'cnig was l5 Ia 30 polntp low.
er The early offerings were well CD.
scrb,d and active months sold about
20 Ia 70 points net higher before the
ind uf the morning with october
touching ji.05 and January $3.50.
There WIS local southern buying on
ihir advance which was prompted by
r,p,rts of sitter spot bass ~ tho
rL,hwegt. ,winE ~ rains DELAYING tn.
rrtvncnt ant ird ging the grade Of
ir'iiy cotton
support ne ne less active toward
milhry however. and priccn turned
&. gi,t Brokers' with Japanese coiirec.
ii1.s were act,yo sellers Of D@c sml,cr
and there WAS .iuuidatlon by earl,
huv'os IN n" decline. which carried
OciOhcr 4 e li.3i and Jr,isf' a.
. 80, or altut 20 to 60 pUints net
l.wcr an tc;Ac months, Closing fyies.
vote within q few points ~ IN. low.
90 ~ mGsi i'cr'ions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
New Orleans Cotton
Nv Aeuoriated preas

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l2.--aiodcr.
tcly wide price swings carried the
cotton market today hath abave ana
below the levi II yesterdays close.
The dispute between England and
France over the recognition ~ the
government ~ outh Russia was tho
strongest influence ~ the fesalon and
u caused n sharp break which started
at time when the market was show.
ing considerable strength on short Gov
crlng. The results ~ the days trading
was declines uf 20 to 20 points.
The tone was unsettled In the early
trading. The market declined until II
stood "a t. ~ points under the closr
~ Yesterday and October was trading
~ 3O.27
The spot market attracted much
realizing II profits by holders ~ short
contracts and the price soon respond.
81 Ia the buylrg
The market was lifted To- 30.f4 for
October and To- ret advances of rs 10
% points Tor the list After the noon
editions wcr out European news was
the controlling factor and prices
dumped until the trading months
we've "a ~ 81 points un,ler yesterdays
l1si quctations, October falling 10
40 20.
The first hale II the new Louisiana
crop came In during the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
BIG EXPORT OUTLOOK
DRIVES WHEAT HIGHER
~ a,d rcs.


CHICAGO AUG i2--Mhvnt nlndo I,
lively advance 100 price tuduy. stirred
co hN g,ncul hHlnf that big export
hutin's EW hniue done. The market
Tossed strong rs 90 - ~ cents net
higher. with Dcrcmhcr 24i - to as
and M1rch 20, IS. Corn finished 2 is
cents 20 ~ cents up. oats UNCHANGED
to IS cents higher and provisions
varying from 10 cents d,clinc tu u like
advance
knowledge that Great Britain had
trunt'rcd the market after having
been cat fnr long pciiud mad" de-.
ridcd bullish influence
Corn reese with wheat Hnd as u result
ui q falling hli In receipts
cats wuio firm. owing chiefly "a
Fipurih of other cereals
DEALINGS iu provisions appruro1 Ga
bc VIRTUALLY confined a. packers Hnd
carriers changing trades from Seni"m'
nr 80 October
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
FOR RENT

FOR IENT-Room. 5iO Fierce. Jacl,
David
TOR RENT Apartment. Phone 1915.
FOR RENT Furnished room prhi.
'rsc - preparing breakfast and sap.
p'r. Phone if92.
ron GENT-Irout bedroom. $40 Van
iurcn.
TOR RENT Front bed ROOM Private
entrance. eos jackson.
FpB ENT-ilousvhccpiug rooms 1902
Hayden
FOR GENT-turuighod bed roun also
trri hahV hurl;y for sale. rhunc $50
500 Lincoln 81
FOR El.NT--ouc ur more ruoius. light
housekeeping ur single Phone atl
lCE GENT-Larg, furnished bedroom.
I 900 Pierce
TOE HI'NT-Two furnished bedrooms
fins Lincoln
FDE REST -Tlhl" board and front
ruum AoJ buchanan.
FuG gENT-unc largo furnished bcd
ruuu itUt jackson.
l-B l3fNT -- Dnfuruish.d rooms COZ
iur.dt ftrtct. san lacintu Heights
Modern. with lights and water fur
Ulrhcl Phone s.ogl
foE RENT - Lara. roum with tvu
hris. cut your room rent. Private bath.
sos Fillmore.
Fol; RENT-N,ry desirable bed room.
1uf Pierce.
ipR RENT - Two partly furuishe l.
utd'ru fus ms sus Monroe
lHli E'NT Two rrIms AID Knit, hen.
cite uinishri fur hghi suus,k e, p.nr
Con'Nrirnt. eos Nan Buren,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
Raw sugar Weak

NEW YORK. Aug i2--Iiaw sugar
'a" w"nk and nrioes declined sharply
10 the basis a. 10 cents for cuha's cost
and lrcignt. equal 10 Ia.Oi for centrl.
furrl.
Continued weakness In raws led Ia
r yi"lcn' break IN refined. wnen enc
- the leading refincrs rcduc a his
go, intion irnr - cciItr o. i:.il for
fine formulated. other .rcfiners. how
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
CITY pRnpEIrY


FOR SALE - Dandy 5.roum modem
hungnluw. practically new. olk floors.
huillin features finished hascmrrt.
neat garage. driveway paving. special
price Tor few days. good terms.
Madison street -- Practically new =.
room bungalow, pretty floors, buitin
features, garage, lawn. In fuctA every.
thing; only $500 gord terms
llhItison Strcct--sruom modern bun.
gilow. best location. paving. Spccinl
price II sold Ia next fcv days: gou I
tcTIns
Monroe S,rcot-i.ruom modern bun.
glluw. oak fluorg huiltin features. gt..
age. corner lot. price $4,000. small cash
payment, balance easy.
Fillmore Sircct--Ncw broom modern
bungalow OAK floors French doors.
huiltin tonvenionc"s. basement. walks.
back fence; price $3.50. $1,000 cash. bal.
ancr Ike rent. This home at special
bargain.
noon house. water lights and gas.
car, front Pierce street: price $500:
$500 cash. balance Ike rent
tund a.ruuH house. water. lights ami
sas, close iu. an Muuru'; price $4,000.
500 cash. balance $3.50 month.
\ room huusr. CluEr 90 Santa 70
r6undhousr. price Sl2oo. sion cash. bad
ahCr s2a month
!. broom house. Lincoln street. partial.
IS mudvrn. price $500. 5000 cash. bal.
yuUr easy terms.
We have some special bargains IN
farms ANA ranches. which viii surely
hc higher within thv next sixty or min,
o. DAYS. SEE us before buying amy Kind
~ Real Estate. as We can No doubt
glNy You money
j. " RUSSELL 4 COMPANY
l,nulu ~, luuua lildg Phone 1lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
REAL ESTATE
FAEM LANDS

AlsM lsANbS
800 acres south of Amarillo. Al gopd
smooth land. we'll ana and windmill
near switch. $3.50. 10 cash. balance
rcd terms
Go acres Of good land southWes, ~
Amarillo. Well anC windmill sej per
aero. Reasonable terms
We have several nice ranch propo.
i0tiuns. priced 20 sell. See us for Dc.
tails
1000 acres near pampa. improS I'd.
implements and work stock goes with
nlatp.. $3.50 per acre. 10 Dash. bel,
gncr Eond terms
Perfect Ncciiun of land near 81.
Francis. M IN cultivation. Ssi 80
Reasonable terms.
Lis, your lands with us.
IEApLAINS REALTY co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

spsriul ~ The News
CHICAGO. Aug i2--lluyinR by cot.
ten huuzcs and the west. along with
scrttv,ed covering by shorts. Effected n
substantial rise In cotton reed oil
rric,s today Closing prices were - to
o. paints not higher.
prim. summer yellow spot n 900
" 0G September i2.ii: November Ia.
0l. January 1905.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
Wichita Live slock.

WICHITA. Kns.. Aug i2--t00 hogs
~ lower to e.isii. bulk siii0mtisio.
zoo cattle - higher; butcher steers
s. 50msi0s0. butcher COWS and hclf.
ere t5.O0n $3.50. stockcrs and fcders
s00N 81 90. stock COWS and hcifers $50
WSfs so. bulls 350Gs7.00: calves 1900
~ O0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
FNVM AND NANCH nAEGAINs

y 40 smith County.
section. I miles from Hereford. p.r
irrI uuimpruNcd: 80 feet to wnter
Price S3i per acre The h,i pussihl,
terms "a N percent
'lG acres - miles from Hereford.
perfect, uuimproycd land Price SCI
net acre. Unly ssoo0 cash Good term.
1t = percent
S,riiOn I, miles from Fr,onn. fine.
uuiuurutVd land Price Si3S0 url
acre. Al bat $500 cash
bnchalt section miles from Her
ford. go 1880, goul terms.
Section, miles from Herr ford. 40
$50: Euud terms
1873 acres. 20 miles from Hereford
lIirh'y improved. Priced rirht. Cl.,
90 improvements more thln $50 prr
acre
Farmer County.
500 a,'rr. % miles frum Hoyin,. "A
81 per acre: $1,000 cash will hanI.c
deal
Castro County.
900 ucrS, miles from pmmitt An
gnnd land. ibo acres bon cultivation. e..
roam house. well. windmill. drinking
tubs. and sheds pr,e 81 per acr~.
$1,000 cash.
We have land IN Potter Oldham.
Deaf smith. Castro. Dll'am aud Par.
m'r counties. 40 Investment pr,ces.
ASkEW q SliOIT
Investments
Phone - Apt,tft, -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS

ACCCRDIAN PI.EATtNG This work
IL done 2 hlocks west - National ian.
q Cnmervc a. 3at West Fiuh street.
Amarillo. Texas. Al mail orders are
,irnn Iiuinpiiv and sent ont &. u. u. p,
W Peters. Mgr. Amarillo. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
SlN hAl'qE nooMs wiTn

i'ctt ~ hardware throughout. b,au,iiui
iight N.turcs basement. h,4t hnrd.
w"od flours. French doors builiin lea.
luf'' On Kitchen and breakfast rnoip.
'nd huillin huukcagcs m a., h,iu-
r""ln' al"" Fireplace and mantle. ru.d
F1i1gc' aud solid conrrctc dri,,Wnv. ln.
raiod on Suuith Tybr street II Won
Wini % rc'i hone. call w tor appoint
mont
T. ~ t'p'r'rt-N . 80,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

EroUss 4 Haley have added hem.
stitching machine 90 their dress max.
ing department They viii be prepared
o. DO your work promptly. st2 stc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

SINROoM. EAST FRONT. $1,000
l.rt toNi ~ feet. tho nous, has siN
ruurls. fi'eping porch and hath pius
grass lawn. aud trrog. this wan mat /,
you very comior'nbl, home. only Ton.
blocks from the post uffio, can rl.c
gssal terms
II. ". GOTTEN q 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

WANTED-r,,itiun hy ufficr man. ~
Years gvn'ral offlcr experience: new
employed but wishes o. move o. ANA.
tillo. Phone 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
LOST AND FOUND

LtST-lluick back spring. between
Claude ana Wafhhurn Write or wire
j, o. In Boon. Claude, Texas
l., Sr-llclt 10 red Jersey coat. Finder
please phone a0Sg.
STIAl-Two year old unirmd "a
,l1ct horse mule. has been IN my lots
t1r'c miles northwest of Canyon more
,hen month Win appreciate ownor
q .'linE Ter same and paying for this
gd.
l.OST-lilack silk skirt: return Pat.
TOMS Tailor shop. reward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

FOR SAl.s-NCN. mudrgn Broom bun.
gJl'w. east front. corner lot. one block
~ pavement. this huuso b. plaNcrtd
hudW"d ilnors. buiitin features. guud
back ion~cs and 'hcds. only tGNiN: S2eup
cash. guod terms on balance Price oh
4 Realty Go. Phone gsS.ilGs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
o. Worth Livestock

W N'TITIHFfN TFfF8.
~ WORTH Aug i2.--Catle 70.
,ripis = 500. unchanged
Hog rccclnts 500: iato 20 cents do.
eii"" tight si5.S01Si565; heavy sis..
g5Hti5.5O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
UCNt'TIIl,T. IpI,l. In,,r

Beautiful BRICK HOME
Eve ruoms. with OIL modern .conyon..
tn''F, located un guul street. pri,,
e'''"' with $500 cash balance good
terms
7. ". GOTTEN 4 co.
Phone 2l2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

III TT is HELP You want. write ~
phone Amarillo Employnct Agency.
Help Ia farmers and Contractors Free.
one man ar a carload. Why usc ponr
help when We have good help ON hand
nt all times Plenty of cooks aud din
ing room girls on hand now. Whom
IN need ~ a job see M as we nrc w
touch with all the best contractors -
the state. !. u. Head manager. Day
phone So: light phone 22i3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

-NANTED-ro trade good car
Tor q residence lot, viii pay the diilcr.
cncc IN cash Phone .SS.ilG5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS

j. A. JOHNSON for windmill. tank,
pump ana pipe work. Phone 1859.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

GOOD liorsE WITH Two l,Ts
SAN JACiNTO
i"dr lHiE' i"W AMI bath. ughts ana
N"i'i stiag'. coal huus.. ,bi,to,.
n"u'. uih'r "uihuildngs. picket feuc.
h'tW''n Il'ih sfcct AMI rur line. L..l
location Iu,r ease. $1,000 cash b4t
uucv $50 prr month
T. ". GOTTEN A 60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

Fpg sALE-One Jersey COW. giving
Ealluns pet day. also churns. operated
l., hand 90 sl.ciriCiiy. Phone iis. and
hsk for Sol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

WANTED 49, To NY oI LEASE \
COMPLETE SET Ot I'OSr UTFICE
IiNTtf;ES. WITH 500 BONES. MUST
l,E IN GOOD CONDITION. WRITE
oE WIRE, FIRST NATIONAL IiANk
LOCkNEN. TENAS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

VISIT NEW YORK Beauty Parlor. sos
Fillmore. Phone 1917.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

THE American Railway Express has
openings for men desiring steady cm.
plovmcnt. S'hour day. G-day week. Tx.
crilcnt opportunity for advancement.
Call ut COG Polk. 235 9Gtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

WE ARE prepared to do your hem.
stitching promptly. Brooks & Haley.
We also do plcating.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

AL KINDS OF HAULING done. Gail
iaj. WIN blackburn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
FOR SALE


fOH SiI.f.-My homo place NJ a bar.
gaiE u yuu want "a home see mc quick
Terms arr. would ttsc ear as Part
pay. 1893 r. 9Th street T.. -. Box 1860
FOR SALE Oi TRADE Ranch ~ e
u sections. IL srctions ul this g.
de'Sled, balance lclsnd god wells
ail fenced . acre orchard houses
sioo0 n miles NE 81 H. Simmer =.
Mex. Sce spencer Bros. 5O3 T. ard
FOUNTAIN AND t1NTUEES-Nuw
IN depot nj Burkhurnett TcNne Party
lost luratiun. willing o. sacrifice cash
payment made We VIII sell Cor balance
on easy monthly payments Twelve
funi complete soda fountain. tntacco
wall casr. cignr and candy cascs. car.
hunatur. t1tlcs. chairs. Iig bargain.
Write or wire Gi,OSNiAN FOUNTAIN
COMPANY. Dall1s Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

\ REAL Ll1-rL HOME
lruum, modern brick. good lnrntiuu u,,
t1dnir Throughout; Uuisnrd up very
nicely. $500: 1880 cash. halpnc, gnc,I
Terms. Phone .l9l. Tcxp Plains Realty
Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOME

q roumF modcra and sleeping porch.
on West Ninths clFr grain nuoun..
builiin features. completely furnished.
lot tHslio. faioh SssOO cash. halnn,r
good terms ihunr 2lgi for appoint.
mont ToA Plains Realty CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

BRING Your Automobile wor kto 1911,
and Johnson. Rates reasonable aud 81
iicicnt work. New shop. Give "a a
trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

q. A. MARTIN
Painter. Paper hanger. Phone 907.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-09
POPE BENEDICT PRAISES
THE WORK OF HOOVER

New York. Dec. 5-Ponc Ranad;c. Wy
In Il special letter 10 Uerbart Hoovar
transmitted through Cardinal Gihbor.
or the newly formed European Relief
Council that ~ to conduct n national c,,I
lection for $33 go CO.. TO succor the starv
ing and diseased children OF Europe rh.
letter from the Vatican reads:
Dear Mr.. Hoover: Through our b.Jov-
ed SON the Cardinal Archbishop of Bal
timore. we have been again informed or
the truly wonderful and provid.r,t.I
WORK mat yon are still carrying on to
meet the grave and manifold needs from
WHlch Europe is suffering through lack
OF rood.
me splendid services you have al
ready rendered in this regard which AS
sure you. without doubt an abiding MIA
III the history OF Christian charity and
give YOU Il unique title to the gratitude
OF The people. III us alike with heartfelt
satisfaction and cons olation at the pros.
pert of the great good that VIII thus
accrue TO the needy multitudes of Eurons
We have learned that Won are nov.
devotins your timely and earpes, en-
deavors in IA suecial way in behsIr of
the suffering little ones VIVA, va, ata
TO succor the helpleSs childrsn n, %,
GUM at "A time when M. u,,., 1,,l, -,
proper food tbeat.nad ,h,.ir Fail ,i,....
all this is stilI rr.sh ami r.ina T., ,,,'
memory. AT thar time 90. ,,a.', ,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-09
ATTLEBORO. MASS. WOMAN
WANTS TO BE MAYOR

Attleboro. Mass. Dec Mrs. Eliza
Daggett aspires 10 he the first woman to
occupy mayors chair in Massachusetts,
and has announced herself as one of FIVE
candidates at the coming city election
on December "A.
II think no more of running for mayor
house" she said When women were
The obligation to serve their country. IL
woman feels that she can do it in
politics. that's the place for her
Mrs. Daggett is opposed to a separate
womens party. but il hopeful that Attic
boro's 2595 registered women voters out
OF The total of 6,40O, will stand solidly
behind her. During the national political
campaign she was on the stump in tho
West favoring the candidacy of Presi-
dent-elect Harding.
Mrs. Daggett said that for ten years.
in the baseball days of Pop" Arson and
billy" Sunday, she was an official scorer
of the Chicago National League club
No one connected with the club except
the president. Mrs. Daggett explained.
knew OF her official capacity. 1t being
had been bothered by the players about
creditng hits and errors.
Among the four male candidates in the
campaign. which is conducted on nom
partisan lines, Is Councilman George A.
Sweeney who is Mrs. Daggets landlord.
Referring 10 him, she said: He thinks
ought TO pull out and support him. But
I'm not going to, don't believe In that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-09
MEN HELD IN HAYES
CASE ENGAGE COUNSEL

Rutland, Dec. ii. G. Jones. former
states Attorney, was engaged to-day
TO act az counsel for Lawson H. Bard
we'll. Herbert Lowell and Joseph T.. DUFF
fanny, held in connection with the alleged
murder of owen Hayes of Hair Haven
October 6 1t IL expected that Peter
Longe will turn states evidence.
Lawyers say that the prosecution has
made a clever move In taking the mems
cases directly 10 special grand jury
without any preliminary hearing as the
proceeding before the grand jury IS
necessarily secret and hearing would
have compelled the prosecution TO dis
close it's hand.
Elements which figured in the sensa-
tional Pettibone case at Manchester n
Few months ago are expected to be
stressed IN the coming trial in Rutland
County Court here. Counsel intimate
that at least two of the men were put
through third degree methods by the pro.
secution without being given opportunity
10 first secure legal advice.
Lowell, who proves TO be only 10 years
old, the others being over 30. claims that
lie can prove an alibi that he was at
work in mill at the time when Owen
Hayes is alleged TO have been knocked
OIL the head with club. robbed and
thrown into Castleton river while still
alive.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-09

give without violation of the proprieties.
AS the steamship Pastores carrying
Senator Harding and his party entered
Hampton Roads. flocks of navy sea
planes, dirigibles and army airplanes
swooped over the water and encrcled the
ship. Vessels of all nationalities were
dressed from stem to stern in flags and
dipped their ensgns and Kept UP a din
OF whs ties as the Pastores proceeded to
her dock at Newport News.
Crews of naval vessels manned the rails
and their officers saluted as the liner
passed bearing the President-elect on It's
bridge The ships company of the bat
tleship Florida. waiting to take Secre-
tary Colby to South America was drawn
up on deck, while the personnel Of the
presidential yacht, the Mayfower, hav-
ing Mr.. Colby on board, also manned the
rail
Arpanes looped 1.-The loop and almost
grazed the Pastores' masts as they
dropped paraChutes with bundles of morn
ing papers to the liners deck.
The Pastores steamed by the Virginia
Capes at $50 a. m, nearly an hour and
half ahead of schedule. She circles
about the capes an hour before taking UP
her course for Newport News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-09
BIG THRONG WELCOMES
MRS. TERENCE MacSWINEY

New York, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Terenca
MacSwincy. widow OF the Lord Mayor
OF Cork arrived in this city yesterday
morning and great throng OF TriHhI
sympa hizers welcomed her here. No,
marring incident occurred. but the
enthusiasm manifested for her made !
il clear that this youthful woman was
probably the most persuasive sup
plant for American sympathy and :
help that has ever come from Ire
land to this country.
Mrs. MacSwiney made ii clear in herf
first statement that she intended IN ,
do what she could to fulfill the hopeI
of her husband that his sacrifice
would become "A power In advancing
the Irish cause. After rest at the
Hotel St Regis she said:
Il am deeply grateful for the won-
derful reception given to me this,
morning and especially to the women
of America for their generous tribute
to my husbands memory. | hava,
many beautiful letters from Anne rican
even from American children and T.
am happy to be In a country where
so many. many people are think about,
cause of Ireland.
You will understand. OF course. that
can say nothing about conditions theirs
until have appeared before the nations
commission on Ireland. which invited me-,
here. The hearing Is TO be on Wednesday,
next in Washington. | am told.
But | should like 10 say that both myi
husband and always expected that
America would help us very greatly in,
winning our freedom.
We feel in Ireland that America has
a greater responsibility In the matter than.
any other land on account of her fns
traditions and her war pledges. and bel
cause there are SO many millions OF our
kin in this country"