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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Peace Patriotism
Is Plea of Hays
(By Associated Press)


ROANOKE, Va, March 17.-Declar-
ing that the Republican party stands
first for, ''the honest efficient, and
economical business administration of
the country's affairs" VIII H. Hays.
chairman OF the Republican National
committee, in an address before the
State Republican convention here to-
uay. pleaded for, patriotism in peace
as well as war;" and asserted that,
the country has, slipped along under
this democratic administration, with
out any adequate thought of the prob
lens that would confront US until the
shock Of peace was here, just as we
did before we entered the war"
Outlining the principal things for
which his party stands, MI Hays said ::
II suggest that above all things the
Republican party stands first for hon
est, efficient and economical business
administration Of the country's af-
fairs. 1t was formerly said that, Hon
esty is the best policy as matter of
business. Honesty is the best policy
as matter Of morals. In like man
ner there is but one kind of success
full politics, of faithful, efficient hon
est. and economical administration
The only successful politics in the sit
uation today is to find out what is
best for the country and do it first
We want more men in politics for
what they can give and not what they
can get"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
MANY Will ATTEND
COLORED MEETING

Wayne county will be well repre-
scented at the meetings OF colored Re-
publican. voters of the Sixth district
at Connersville, Thursday, Cornelius
Richardson, representative OF the
state committee, said Wednesday.
Mrs. M. H. McCurdy. Of Richmond,
a prominent member of colored wom-
ems club and the w. G. T. U. who
has been acting as Republican Or
ganizer among colored women Of the
county, will give an address to the
women. Richardson will also speak.
A number of other colored speakers
will be present, and 1t is hoped that
Edmund Wasmuth, chairman Of the
state G. o. P. committee, will be able
to attend.
Large delegations from Newcastle,
Shelbyville Rushville. Greenfield, and
Union county will attend. said Richard
son. George Floyd, of Connersville, is
Republican chairman for the Sixth
district
Among the colored voters from Rich
mond who plan to go are B. B. Ulley,
William P. Miller, John @. billiard,
Leon Harris, Howard II. Bass. Rev. j.
l.. Craven, c. K. Richardson. Others
may go.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
'OLD-TIME FUNERALS
SLOW; MODERN ONES
ARE SPEED EVENTS

The speed of present-day funerals
would have precipitated riot 20
years ago.
Custom in those days decreed that
funeral corteges should not move
through the streets of Richmond faster
than a slow walk, and the pace was
not allowed to increase even when
the burial was in one of the nearby
towns
Today. the body is inferred. prayers
and tears poured forth, and the
funeral disbanded, in the same length
of time it formerly took the old-time
corteges to pass down Main street.
Old time custom also decreed that
the funeral corteges must make an
appearance on Main street, and other
conveyances or people dared not cut
through a funeral, no matter now
slowly it moved or of what length.
Now Is III Omen.
Later this habit developed into an
ill omen for any breaking it and con-
sequently the busy traffic at Eighth
and Main streets will today be held
up to let funeral pass. Also it is
a sign of death to the immediate fam
lily, to count the number of coaches or
machines in the cortege.
Richmond funeral directors motor
lied their equipment about five years
ago. This change from the old to
the new took place in Richmond later
than in other towns.
Richmond funeral equipage was an
impressive sight, all the coaches glis-
tening in black and the drivers with
high silk hats, black suits and white
gloves. and the perfectly matched
horses.
Horse Funeral Rare Sight.
When motorization took place. how
ever, Richmondites forgot the i'm,
pressiveness of the old time equipage
and took up motor funerals. Five
years ago it became a mark of dis
tinction to have a motor funeral. The
military funeral for Warren Elliott
two weeks ago, was the first time in
five years that a horse drawn hearse
was used.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17

and the installation of coat and hat
facilities will complete the improve.
ments planned.
TWO MAY ATTEND MEETING
Roy Babylon will represent Rich
mond at training conference Of the
Inter-church world movement in the
Y. w. C. A. building in Indianapolis
at 10 a. m. Friday. The Rev. H. S
James will probably attend.
CAIN is CANDIDATE
Paul H. Cain, of Perry township
Wednesday filed his declaration with
the county clerk announcing himself
candidate for the Republican nom
nation for precinct committeeman
from precinct 1, Perry township.
$346 AN ACRE FOR GROUND
deed transferring IS acres Of
ground in Clay and Center townships
TO James II. lines was filed with the
county recorder Wednesday by George
NJ. Sewers. The consideration invol
we'd was $4,000, or $346 an acre.
SPEAKS ON PATS DAY.
Giving a ST. Patrick's Day address
at Earlham College, Wednesday morn
ing. DR.. w. c. Woodward played or
the legend that ST. Patrick drove the
snakes out of Ireland
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
100 Boys Study Ways of
Electricity in Garfield

Under the direction Of w. b. Miller
teacher Of cement, and electrical con-
struction work at Garfield school, a
group Of nearly 100 boys included in
four classes are taking up with great
zeal, practical electricity work.
The work might be called pre-voca'
ton. although the boys Are already
engaged in repair work OF high
standard. it is said. Members Of the
class now have progressed until they
are proficient vacuum cleaner repair
ers.
They gladly accept repair "jobs''
from residents. the only provision be
ing that no definite time Of delivery
can be promised. This has not proved
drawback, however, as a large
amount of work has been turned out
in short order.
Electrical repair work is considered
a splendid basis for inventive and con
structive work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
FRIENDS COMPLETE
ORGANIZATION FOR
80. =. FINANCIAL drive

With the appointment of L. Clark
son Hinshaw, of Newberg, to the posi-
ton of Friends Forward Movement
financial director the entire national
financial organization is completed,
Herman o. Miles, national director of
finance. sanpounced Wednesday. The
complete personnel follows
John r. Cary. Baltimore, Md, d.
rector for Baltimore Yearly Meeting;
DR.. William v. Coffin, of Whittier,
Calf. director, and Esech Perry. OF
Whittier. associate director for Cali
fornia Yearly Meeting; John H. John
son, of Richmond, director and Her
bert HUFFMAN Of Winchester, associate
director for Indiana Yearly Meeting:
Roy c. Rich. Oskaloosa Ia. director
for Iowa Yearly Meeting: Wallace
Kemp, Wichita. Kas., director for
Kansas Yearly Meeting; Isaac N,
Rich, Of Denver, Col. headquarters as
in Central City, Neb.; Daniel c. Max
Robert H. Damn of Amesbury, asso-
Meeting; John l. Lane, Poughkeepsie,
ard, Of Poughkeepsie, associate di-
Lewis w. Mcfarland Highpoint, N.
c., director, and Henry A White,
Highpoint, associate director Of North
Carolina Yearly Meeting; L. Clarkson
Hinshaw, Newburg, Ore, director Ore
gon Yearly Meeting; David d. John
son, Mooresville, Ind, director West
ern Yearly Meeting; and Edward
Everett Terrell, Wilmington, O.. di-
rector for Wilmington Yearly Meeting
This organization of men represents
every Yearly Meeting in America, CO,
operating with the Forward Move
ment in the Inter Church World move
ment.
Work is now under way for the
great financial campaign of April in
every meeting of the continent, with
the two exceptions of Canada and
Philadelphia, which are not actively
allied in the Five Years Meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Indian Boys to Attend
Young Friends Conference

Harry kopay, native Usage Indian
Of Oklahoma, and Louis kihega, an
Otoe Indian also of Oklahoma, have
been invited to attend the annual
Young Friends conference at Earlham
college June 25 to July 5. Both are
students in the Indiana preparatory
college at Wichita. kas,
While in Wichita members of the
college deputation visited the Indian
school which was organized by Henry
Rowe Cloud, who is frequently at Cen
trail Offices Of Friends in Richmond
in interest of Indian work. The two
Indian lads plan to work among their
own people.
Miss Sims and Clarence Pickett, an
other member Of the deputation, were
enthusiastic regarding the evidence of
real interest in Christian work among
the college students with whom they
conferred.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
30 Year Sentence Asked
For Bergdou, Draft Stacker
(By Associated Prcss)

NEW YORK. March II. - Grover
Cleveland Bergdol, wealthy young
Philadelphian, who is being court
martialed for failure to report for mill
tary service under the draft. offered
no defense today. His counsel rested,
saying the government had failed to
establish its case.
Counsel asked the court to state the
limit of punishment in the event that
the accused pleaded guilty. but the re-
quest WAS refused. Lieutenant Colonel
Charles c. Cresson asked that a SEN
tence of 80 years imprisonment be
imposed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
High School

Three speakers will be eliminated
from the six who will engage in pre-.
liminary try-out late Wednesday after
noon. at the high school building, in
preparation for the final try-out for
the district discussion contest repre-
sentative Friday morning in chapel
No girls are included this year. The
speakers are James Sackman, Richard
Thornburg. Levi Underhill, Harold
Latta, Joseph Swearinger, and John
Livingston.
The subject is: What to Do With
the Railroads." The district meet
will be early in April. The county con-
test at the Richmond high school
Friday morning, includes only Rich
mond boys, no other schools having
entered.
Mildred Whitley and Edna John
son received leading feminine roles,
and Stanley Youngf1esh, Edwin Ross
and Albert Grove were chosen for
male parts, in the Dramatic Society
play, "At the Junction" This farce
comedy was given at the school, sever
al years ago.
The board of executives of the Rich
mond Teachers Federation. in session
at the high school Tuesday evening,
discussed some legislative plans which
they hope will be incorporated in Re
publican and Democratic platforms
for the coming election.
Miss Anna Bradbury and Miss Mar
tha Whitacre will go to Bloomington
Friday. to visit the schools and spend
the weekend with Miss Edna Johnson.
q member Of the Indiana University
faculty.
The Latin club will meet Thursday
in the art gallery during the activities
period.
Colored literary students will meet
during the activities period for Thurs
day for organization of the Dubois
Literary club.
The Art club and Latin club mem
hers We're photographed Wednesday
for the Pierian.
Track men will take a cross country
run in their gymnasium suits Thurs
DAY afternoon.
Pupils were asked Wednesday to
consider the proposed revision of the
student council constitution to include
81 instead of 50 members. prior to for
NAL voting on the question next Mon
day morning during the first period.
Girls interested in spring track work
were to meet following school Wed
nesday afternoon.
Members Of the tennis team, includ
ing Jane Carpenter. Augusta Gennett
Beulah Brown and Majorie Gault, re
ported for indoor tennis in the gym
rasium Wednesday morning al the &C
tivities period.
A voting list Of preferences for com
mencemcnt plans. which will be offic
tally decided by the board of educa
ton. has been posted in Mr.. Vernon's
room Voting will close Friday morn
ing.
The KEN Kraft klub will meet
Thursday from 9:05 to 10:45 a. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Milwaukee Has 457,147
U.S.. Census Figures Show

WASHINGTON, March 17.-Popula-
ton statistics for 1920 announced to-
day by the census bureau included:
Milwaukee, 457,147, an increase OF
$1,000. or 1913 percent over 1910.
Moline. ILL.,, 30,709, increase, $50,
or 26.9 percent.
Warsaw, Wis, 1861, increase. g.
101, or 1877 percent.
Moberly, Mo, 12,7S9, increase, 1856,
or III percent.
Oswego, N. Y, 23,626, increase, 25S,
O IL percent.
Charlottesville. Va, 10,6SS, an in
crease of 1928, or $50 percent over
1910.
Milwaukee is the fifth big city the
population of which for 1920 has been
announced. 1t ranked twelfth in 1910
with 373,S57 an increase of 81 percent
over 1900.
Cincinnati, Milwaukee's nearest riv-
al in 1910, returned a population Of
4O1.15S for 1920, an increase of 1913
percent over 1910. Washington pass
| ed Cincinnati in this census with a
population of 437 Ala, an increase of
| 321 percent.
WASHINGTON, March 17-Lafay-
cite was the only Indiana city includ-
ed in census reports, the figures an
nounced showing a population of o.
456, an increase of 2,375 or lis per.
cent over the census for 1910.
Other cities reported were: Dan
vile. ILL.,, with a population of 1880
an increase of 5,S79 or oil percent
! Binghampton. n. Y. $4,000, an in
crease of 1887 or 379 percent; Oak
Park, H.. 1880, increase 1856 OF
! 104S percent: Mattoon, Ill, 13449, in
crease 1898 or ia percent: Newport
KY. 29,317, decrease 992 or 3.3 per
cent.
| Cambria was first manufactured at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Malcolm Dill is Success
In Feminine Role

Not only success in academic
work, but successful as a woman i'm
personator on the stage, is part of a
university career attained by Malcolm
H. Dill, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
A. Dill, of this city, who graduates
from Harvard University in June.
Dill is to play the part of the heroine
in al Fareedah," the annual produc'
ton Of the Pi Eta fraternity of Har-
ward; which will have It's first public
performance in Boston Wednesday
night. in addition to being the lead
ing lady" of the play Dill composed
all the musical numbers
He is president of the Harvard Glee
Club, which will make a tour of the
east shortly, and is an accomplished
singer. The Glee Club will appear in
Cincinnati, April %.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Soviet Threatens Offensive
TfPoles Advance Furthe,
(Rv Associated PROSE-

WARSAW, March 17-Polish auth
critics are urged in a third peace note
of the Russian soviet government to
cease military action in the Ukraine,
The Bolsheviki threatening to con
centrate their forces against Poland
If the latter does not recall its troops
from their position in southeastern
Russia. The soviet note. which was
signed by M. Tchitcherin, requested
an immediate answer.
Belief is expressed here the note
was inspired by fears in Moscow Of
n spread of a counter revolution in the
Ukraine and southern Russia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Wilmington Meeting
To Raise Quota, Pledge

Wilmington Yearly meeting accept
ed her financial quota of $4,000 and
gave an enthusiastic statement regard
ing the possibilities of the campaign,
in that meeting. at the general state
training conference in Columbus, o.
Tuesday.
Representative from every county
in Ohio were present, including of
ficials of both Indiana and Whining.
ton Yearly Meetings.
Herman O. Miles, national financial
director for the Forward Movement
attended the session and reported
Wednesday that prospects are good
for exceedingly favorable work in
Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Church Workers Near
Completion Of Surue,

Progress is made each day in the
survey of Richmond for the Inter
church World movement Each work
er in the survey was allotted certain
number of houses, and it was impos-
sibIe to get over the entire territory
last Sunday afternoon.
One or two churches have not I'M
dertaken their part of the survey, but
will concentrate upon completion Sun
day afternoon and evening. The num-
Der of calls received at the survey
Headquarters indicates that workers
inlN- vi, DIV
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Dr.. Vining to Speak as
Baptist Drive Feature

Rev. A. ]. Vining, D. D.. of Toronto.
Canada, will address a general con-
gregational meeting of the First Bap-
fist church Friday evening, March &c.
This meeting will be to stimulate
Baptist interest in the New World
movement, which is the Baptish phase
of the Inter Church World movement
A banquet, given by the mems class
will proceed the address by DR.. Vim
ming.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
Hibbs Urges Racial
Cooperation at Meeting

Racial cooperation was discussed
by P. D. Hibbs. of Kentucky, at the
mass meeting in Mt. Moriah Baptist
church Tuesday night. He deplored
continued strife between the white
and black races and urged more CO.
operation.
Proceeding the address, the Bethel
A. NJ. E. choir and orchestra gave
several numbers. Mrs. Boston sang
several songs. A paper on the colored
soldier was read by Miss Susie Ben
nett
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
APPLICATIONS FOR PASSPORTS
PILE UP IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 17.-Applica-
tons for passports for travel abroad
are piling up here at the rate of 200 a
day, according to Ira F. Holt, chief Of
the passport division.
He said today his office would con-
tinue to receive applications although
no passports would be issued until the
Senate confirms the nomination Of
cambridge Colby as secretary of state
or the president names another acting
secretary to succeed Frank l.. Polk.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17
NAPOLEON'S YACHT SOLD.

PARIS, March 1.-THE yacht be-
longing to Napoleon III. which for
some time has been a pontoon, has
been sold to the city of Marseillas for
10000 francs. 1t will be dismantled.
This yacht bore the name of Eagle"
and upon it Empress Eugene sailed TO
lnaugurate the SueZ canal. Suisse
quently the boat passed into private
hands and was renamed the Rapid
and it is now known as the Swallow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-17

Cambria was first manufactured at
Cambria, France.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-08
HLEDA " CLEVELANDE
ZMIZELOU ZENU.

V hotelu Cleveland meSka
prav6 George Williams z Kent,
abv patral po svoii 18lete man
zelce Rdzene, iez prave ctyfi
dnv po svatbe zmizela a die
n6kterJch zprav meSka V Gle
veland6. Matka pohreSovan6,
S. M. Horvathova, bydlI V
Ravenne. kde Sc nasledkem
zmizeni dcery nebezpeene roz-
Stonala. Mlady parek oddan
bvl 20. cervna. Opustenv man
Eel pozadal zdeisf policii, aby
mu pomohla na16zti mfsto. kde
by Sc pohfeSovana nalezala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-08
PREPADENA ZENA IA
HNALA VETRELCE.

Kdo by rekl. re lahev od
ml6ka Jest ucinn6iSi zbrani
nezli mnohem t6zSi a vydat-
neisi zehlicka a k tomu ieste V
rukou zeny Dokazala tax pi.
Jennie Grantova, 5O21 Scovill
ave. ,kdvz ma nj neznamV chap
rodnikl l1tok Uchopila lahev a
Zkusila ieii pevnost ma kotrbe
vetfelce tax dukladn6, re to-
muto nezbtvalo casn braniti
Sc tezkou zehlickou, liz Sc ma
svoii protiofensivu uchopil; s
hanbou a "sluSnou" bouli ma
hlave musel nastOupiti v$eo-
hecnV ustlIp. ma kterem bvl
vsak pravd V cas- zaiat nolicei-
MIN stra5nikem Hendricksem,
iena lei X Will ochlazenf do
pravil do bezpeGn6ho chladku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-08
NOVA PFTIMJLIIONOVA
RANkA v CLEVELANDE.

Vcera podana bvla V Colum-
bus aadost o inkorporaci move
clevelandsk6 bankv. iaz zapoc
ne cinnost pod imenem Mid
land Bank im6nim 100000
dolari a potateGnim prebvt-
KEN ST 100000. Buda to nei-
nfedn6jSi ustav, kter1 zahaiil
c'nnost ma tax znacnych finan-
cnlch zakladech. pravi organi-
sator nov6ho ustavu w. H.
Ninton. Az dosud musel Sc cle-
velandskV pr6mysl a velkoob-
rhod uchazeti o vetSi SUNNY V
Now Yorku, Gnmuz ma Mid
land banka odpomoci osa-
mostatneti Cleveland V tom
to smeru. Prozatimri hlavni
stan nachazi SO Hollenden
hoteln ma stran6 vych. 6. ul. "
fiditalske rade nov6ho financ-
r'Ho dstavu nachazi Sc mezi il
nVmi prominentnimi cleveland
skymi obcanv .imeno kraiana
p. Toma$e Sidla. mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-08
AUTOMOBILOVE NESTESTf.

Tomas Pavensic. zam6stna-
nee American Steel and Wire
Co. byl zabit ma mist6, kdezto
ieho druh Jindfich Rak, 1916
vych. 80 ul. byl nebezpeGn6
zranen dneSniho rama automo-
bilem, Tizenym Josefem Sylve-
etrem. 1898 Penrose Ave. East
Cleveland. Nestesti Sc udalo
ma st. Clair Ave. a vych. 80 ul,
Neopatrny fidic, jenz byl poll.
eli zatcen, popira veskerou vi.
nu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-08
'PACHATELE LOUPEZE a
VRAZDY u SMEED BOX CO.
SLOVANSKEHO PUVODU?
Zatceni Sc k cinu PRIMAL.

Pro zavrazdeni a loupez
byli yGera zatceni tri muzi a
policii obzalovani po priznani,
re V sobotu dopoledne vylou-
pill Smeed Box Co. a zastTelili
0ilove 1ouciho V ohrade Howa.
ienz Sc Jim postavil V cestu.
Jeden zatcen byl V Clevelan-
de a Iva V Youngstown6. Ia
polapenl pachatelG byl dosa-
vadni straznik John Cress po-
vySen policejnfm natelnikem
Smitf EN- ma detektiva.
ZatGeni pachatel6 isou: Mi
chael Stana 18lety, 2219 zap.
II. ul.. A. J. Woinar, alias
Wagner, 19lety, 2465 zap. Z.
I'll. a Frank Filipovsky, alias
Philip, 21lety, 1919 Brainard
ave. s. w.
Crosse pfivedl ma stopu nj
GemG maly hoch, nepatrn6 ma
ruce zraneny automobilem, ie-
hoz popis ma chlup sc hodil k
stroll, jimz pachatel6 prchali.
HoSik oznamil, re zna kGlnu,
kde kara jest uschovana. De-
tektivov6 sli Sc pfesv6dtiti a
skutecn6 sc cislo shodovalo, ,po-
seckali a "a chvili 81 pro karu
pfisel Filipovsky. PosledneiSi
max prozradil pobyt V
Youngstowne, kde ostatni spo-
'uvinntci byli V Gtery veGer "a.
tceni. Zena, domn6la manzel-
"a Woinara, byla propuSt6na.
Polapeni jsou vzdor mladi
start kriminalnici, Filipovsky
nedavno utekl z lancastersk6
robotarny, kan poslan byl pro
1castenstvi ma skopani iist6ho
muze az k smrti a Woinar byl
nod zdrukou $4,000 pro loupez
snachanou pred m6sicem V ga
rolinov6 stanici ma Abbey ave.
s. w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-08
PRESTRELkA MA QUINCY
AVE.
Zapas jednoho proti trem.

Ma Quincy Ave. a vych. 90
ul. doslo vcera o pulnoci k
rvacce tfi proti iednomu, V
niz posledni podlehl trem nan
vypalenym revolverovym ku-
lin. PTipad telefonovala jista
zena ma policii a "a kratko do
stavila Sc polcejni reserva tre-
tho precinktu a pozdeji ceSti
policiste Houska a Bertanek
cd 5. precinktu nalezli ma 116.
ul. blfze move Rapid Transit
linie tTi muze vesmes ozbroie-
ne, z nichz jeden strelen byl
do nohy. Poraneni nasvedcova
10, re bylo utrzeno nedavno.
Ia vyslechu vymlouval Sc
postfeleny, re zraneni Sc udalo
"a rvaGky ma Woodhill Rd.
Straznici Sc vSak dosti pod
statne domnivaji, re vSichni
tri jsou 1castniky vrazdy ma
Quincy Ave. ze zraneny pa
trn6 postrelen byl napadenym
muzem, jenz pfihodu zaplatil
smrti.
PfiGina vrazdy buda patrn6
msta neb vyrovnani stareho
nejak6ho sporu. u mrtvoly ma
lezeno bylo vSe V poTadku,
hodinky, atd., coz vylucuje
vrazdu loupeznou. u zavraz-
d6n6ho nalezen byl dopis adre-
sovany ma S. Morana V Pitt
sburgu, ale nektere potvrzen-
ky zn6ly ma totez jmeno, ale
uvad6na jiz adresa cleveland
ska. 1857 E. 90 ul. Zabity byl
vySsi jak 6 stop, as 220 liber
vdhy, kratkych tmavych vou-
sG Odeny V tmavy oblek.