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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
GENERAL DESCENT
ON STOCK MARKET
ALARMS BROKERS
General Motors Features Drop
Win Nef Total Loss
Of 33N Points.
H. Ass.c.a,ed Press !

NEW YORK, March 2i.--The specu-
.aiivc structure erected over the stock
market few weeks ago. largely as a
result o. the Supreme Court decision
cN"mrt!nE stock dividends from the
income tax, cvapora;cd into thin air
tcday after having given early prom
!st OF attaining greater heights.
FaVo-itc issues, especially those
dominated by ponls and other profess
S!onal interests. reacted five TO almost
fortytivc points from maximum quo
taSions o. the morning. the market
closing in gerdt disorder with call
money a. II per cent.
The sudden advance in demand loan.
which opened at the recent fixed rate
of { per cent was accompanied by cir-
"unst"mcial rumors that lenders Of
money We're being urged by the Eco
cral reserve bank 10 put the brakes o,
further speculation.
General Motors was the outstanding
feature Of today'S wild session. as il
has been almost every day since the
recovery OF the past fortnight In the
morning that issue rose Ten and ono
hal: points TO the new maximum OF
40. the shorts being the chief suffer-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
BAUER CABINET RESIGNS
TO MAKE WAY FOR LABOR
New Ministry Will Bc Coalition
Organization Approved by the
Trades Unions.
CRED MEASLES" is CHECKED
Workers Are Returning TO Their
Jobs, but Part OF Berlin Is Still in
State of Siege With Troops
Facing Spartacist Forces.
"RED MEASLES" is CHECKED
ny Karl II. Won wI:GAND,

fCopyright, 1929. by Universal Scrv ice }
,h hERLlN. March .4.Ti,e Bauer
Gratis. Ccntrists. and Democrats. which
Tor wise tactical reasons He'd from this
capital in the dawn OF the unlucky.
thirteenth OF March. today presented
Zach minister placed his portfolio at
the disposal Of the nations chief
executive; and Gustav. Bauer. the Pre-
!n!cr. Will probably he requested by
Ebert to reconstruct it.
Bauer. VIII rcappoint some OF the old
ministers and take in new men whose
lied trades unions. This reconstructed
Cabinet viii then cHdcavor to carry on
the government until the new elcc-
lions. which are scheduled for early
Against All Labor Cabinet.
Foreign Minister Mueller is strongly
such as organized labor is clamorinS
for and believes that neither the al
lies nor tho United States would
recognize such 4 government.
Ebert and Bauer had long confer
ence today considering a tentative new
Cabinet slate. which will he submitted
The workers are returning 10 their
jobs with alacrity except in some or
the factory districts. but the govern
street cars started. the carmen hay
ing plunged from the political strike
into new wage demands
Reports today showed no further
spread OF the rcd measles" though
the southeastern. northcastern. and
a state of siege. Within that area
the Stettincr railway station, tho
water works, and the stockyards have
been turned into veritable forts.
mounting machine guns and artillery
and nrovisioned for several weeks.
These are held by sicherhcitswehr be,
hind which are strong national guard
reserves. Should the Reds" attempt
to invade the fashionable residential
sections all these military forces will
be brought into nlaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ASK AMERICA TO EQUIP
NEW ARMENIAN ARMY
Senate Also Recommends That
Marines Be Dispatched to Guard
Their Railways.
MASSACRE CHARGES PROVED
Committee Conducted an Exhaustive
Investigation of Conditions i'll
Near East and Their Report Sug-
costing Solution OF Problems.
CHARGES PROVED
lBv Asxocia:eI I,ressl J

WASHINGTON. March PA recon-
incubation that the United States COY ,
ernmsnt supniH t. the new sno rspmmlc
army" was made today by = senate
subcommittee which has conducted an
exhaustive Investigation OF conditions
in tho Near East.
Dispatch OF American marines 20 pro-
Way from Batoum 20 fiaku also WAS
recommended by the subcommittee, OF
vi whiSn h;o sGnaior mardinE o spueiGnI,
ably will be taken up by the. Foreign
Relations Committee next week.
The Subcommittee's hearings" the
report said. Clearly establish the truth
of the reported atrocities and massacres
from which those unfortunate people
that dcplorabie conditions OF insecurity
and starvation exist in Armenia today.
Your committee recommends a suit
peace council OF the Independence OF
the republic OF Armenia. with preju,licc
relating 10 territorial boundaries in
volrcd. and said resolution might well
express our hone for early stability and
the full realization OF Armenian aSpira-
tionS to nationality.
1T is further recommends that the
executive branch of the United states
government diSpatch a warShip and 4
force of marines to the port OF Batoum.
with instructions to land The marines
at that port and along the railway line
to Eaku
'"rhe committee further recommends
the passage of the necessary legisla-
tion by Congress TO authorize and di-
rect the Secretary of War to furnish
to the government Of the Armenian
republic arms and ammunition nccdS-
sary to equip n Stable Armenian army
TO maintain tranquility and protect the
nves ana property Of the citizens of the
Armenian republic"
Besides Senator Harding, the MEM
oers of the subcommittee were Scna-
tors New (Republican), OF Indiana and
Williams (DemocraD. OF Mississippi.
The report was unanimous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
DENTIST SAYS ESKI7NOS
USE TEETH IN PLACE OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Declared BY DR.. FrieseH TO BE
Equipped With Strongest
WOEarS KHOtCn.

CHICAGO, March 24--Dr L r.
F'riesell told the Illinois Dental Asso-
Eskimos have such powerful teeth they
never bother To use can opener. They
merely bite OF the top of the can. DR..
triesel! is president -elec. Of the Ma
tionnl Dental Association
For years he has been coliectin z
skulls of all races to study the teeth.
lie explained teeth could be best cx-
amined after death
The EskimoS have tho best teeth in
the world" he said. They can bite 1.
can open rs easily as you would crack
peanut and that is why there are no
can n-opcners or dentists around the
Arctic circle.
The cannibals' teeth arc rather
larger than tho ordinary" the doctor
said. but it does not follow that n
homogeneous diet is responsible for
large incisors. The cannibals eat other
things occasionally. and there are
often months between the visit of a
missionary"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
STEEL CORPORATION
EARNINGS DECREASE
Aggregate Fifty-Five Millions
Less Than 1913 After Paying
Income Tax.
BIG UNDIVIDED SURPLUS
Number of Employees Lower for
This Year, but Wages Reach
High Figure.

NEW YORK. March %. : Earnings
Gn Ei 'ne Is,s Ini,el states Steel Corporation
crease OF, $55.aSo. 4G5 from ISIS, accord
ing TO the detailed report issued to-
day. This sum is reached after allow
nnGe is made for estimated amount of
eueral income and excess profits taxes
Ealancc 0: earnings. after interest
payment on outstanding bonds AMI
,nortgages of subsidiaries. amounted to
with net income OF ssS,o43.I3G. a de-
sr, crease SCI Of 'se,;Ss7I2o. and surplus
Adding this surplus TO surplus ac-
:umu!ated by All companies from April
|. 1901. including The $25.ooo.000 pro-
vidcd Tor working capital AZ organiza-
ton. the corporation Il, the end OF
1919 had a total undivided surplus. ex-
elusive Of profits made by subsidiaries
on intcrcompany sales. OF s493.6iS. .2Ga
Volume OF business done by all COM
ranies OF the corporation during 1919.
Sales Gy f9WoneH gross
against Sl.7tf,2l2,i63 in the preceding
year
fixed assets al the enormous total Of
S:.365.SS2.$S2 Including current assets
o. Se'?.295;3Ss. Among the largest
bonds n,ed s states sTG 9sTy
Gates and other mark etablc securities,
valued at sl5a.oGo.G7!; accounts and
bills recciya5ic OF almost $23.00o.ooo:
and cash in hand and on deposit OF
si56.76:SS6G
rrodn:tion OF iron ore fell from
9S.332. .G39 in 'l91S to a5.42$.093 in 1919;
manufactured coke decreased from
l1.751.GS6 tons 10 lJ.4s3,649. and rolled
and other finished steel products de-
creased from 1S,Si2ts3 ions to H.
991.J35
Comparison OF the number Of en-
p!oyccs on the pay roll shows a total
OF o52Io6 in 1919. and aGS.7lO in tho
preceding year. hut salaries and wages
in 1919 amounted TO St19,jiS.04o, aS
against Si52. GE2.h4f in 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Another Virginian Is
Awarded the D. S. c..

Especial to The Timex
WASUINGTON. March I-Vhe
War department announced today
That First Lieutenant Ambrose i.
White, OF Coulu00d. Vn.. was
awarded the DISTINGUISHED Service
Cross. The citation reads, For
extraordinary heroisnn In action nj
I.afranuuet Fnrm, July 81, 1918.
While Lieutenant Whites unit WINS
In close contact with the enemy, n
spy circulated report that the
company had been ordered 10 with
draw. 1hesc who thus retired were
shot down by the enemy. During
the disorder that followed. First
Lieutenant White fearlesSly re-
organized the platoon under close
range enemy fire. Due to his heroic
example, the men OF his pintoo
held their ground md repuised the
strong enemy attack which fol-
LEVIED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ALL PORTS ARE CLOSED TO
STRICKEN I'll YLNG DUTCHNAN''
Amazing Story of Wandering Death Ship Full of Troops
on the Seas Of World Facing Greatest Danger
Since the Deluge
rush westward, TO

borders in their mad rush westward, TO
escape death.
y ship carrying two fun f1cdgcd gen
erals. seven brigadicr- generals. twenty
iour coloncls and seven hundred troops
from Russia is even now rowing III"
Mediterranean. rejected at every port
like a hopeless pilgrim unable to land
hcr infected cargo. The ultimate fate
foretold.
Conditions as bad az In Russia prevail
Ill Hungary, Serbia. Austria. Monte
negro. with population OF 10000
medicine: Turkey Syria ard throusilou,
the Near East. Poland is especially
severely stricken. More people are dail,.
populations arc heing wiped out The
international Red Cross is unable 70
combat the .scourge. 1; is a matter 10
died the war. md this ia worse than
war,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
STUDENTS DUCK MEMBERS
OF KANSAS SCHOOL FACULTY
They Cut Up Such Capers Absence of President One Of
Professors Wires Topeka Authorities for Pro-
lection From Disorderly Acts

faculty. would hc duckcd if they failed
t" r"nor; for duty at J.. NJ. Tues
day' March * John I.indnuist. cdi-
Tor o' IN" coiirEc newspaper. was the
hrSt Vicl i'm. He was taken from the
college library. and although he can
not swim. h" was thrown into water
over his head.
Another person to suffer was FRO
fcssor James St.lrt, n bridegroom. Ills
house was Datrolicd by students all
day yesterday and finally he took his
bride to a hotel. which was also picket :
ed by the students. AS he started for
his class this morning. Professor Start
was captured and carried to the lake
where ne was thrown into the water
Professor Harvey. a third victim,
dived into the water before the stu
dents could act. Both Start and Lind
quist are veterans of the world war.
II intended 10 do my bit gladly on
tho track" said Start. but was
threatened with duckins II did not
do as ordered. l decided not to be
governed by force and threats"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
VESSEL REPORTED FALLEN
AFTER VERY HOT FIGHTING
AND A FIVE DA vs. SIEGE
Spains King, Frances President and
High Society Join in War on H. C. l.:

the wnr OH tho proftcers. the King
has dropped stiG shirts and csilnr>.
and MenrS only inexpensive sport
shirts with soft. durable collars,
and soft cuffs.
Paris Beau Brummcls have been
quick to follow this example and
leading hnbcrdasherics nre filling
their windows with tennis toys
Some male leaders of Paris society
nre already appearing In the
strects clad like "rnh-rah" UNDER
graduates.
President Deschanel Is personally
encouraging the economy move
ment, directed not only against the
prOfiteers. but nv move to re-
establish Frances financial ktnbii-
itS. The President dIscn riding the
time-hOnOred dress suit, now wears
rough tweed suft and u Erny, SOFT
hat, when travelling. Niue. DeS-
chanel. recognized lender OF French
society and arbitcr of wemcn'S
fashions, wears golf suits when
ever possible. and has declared for
rigid economy in the home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
tpy UnLve-snl secvlcc.1

PARIS. March %-Member. or
the Jockey Club. most exclusive of
Its kind In Europe, In the war on
II. c. L., resolved tonight to boy
cott tnXicubs, owing TO tho extra
ordinary increase In taxi rates. Any
member Infringing on this 'coven-
ant" will he fined $40.
France means TO hent down
prices. The movement embracing
all classes. has spread to the high
est society circles. whose members
arc rushing t0 jain the Economy
League and onset by stubborn boy
colts. the ever growing cost ot
living.
King AlphonSn, of Spain, il the
first royal member OF the new
League for the Repression of EX-
trnvaEnnce. Thoroughly approving
OF the action. Maurice ROthSchiid,
Edmond de blanc, and other FASH
ionnble Parisiens In appearing at
tho AutciI race course In shabby
old suits, to show they have Joined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
iEy Associaiclpr Press

HAYS. kANS March o4.-Thr Fort
Hays Normal School is in the grip OF
what professors describe - student
soviet; whose principal occupation is
throwing professors into the lake on
the college campus, according 10 Pro-
fessnr r. CASHIER Harvey.
Today he telegraphrd State author:-
ties at Topeka for protection. and X. u
hopkins. attorney general, has directed
the county attorney 20 prosecute all
persons responsible for the disorders
The trouble began. 1t is said. when
President w. 4. Lewis. of the school
left rev days ago on business. De-
parting, .hc suggested a half holiday.
on which men students could build n
running track. Girl students were to
prepare ncnl. At "pcp" meeting
IL is reported. woman suggested in
fun, TINT girls who did not help should
be duckcd I'm the imko
On Monday MI announcement was
posted chat "ail persons. Including tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
AMERICA WILL OPPOSE
FURTHER MILITARY ACTION
Joins Allied Powers on Matter Of
SupPressirG Revolt in Ruhr
WILEY.
fTsv A Associatcd Press

WASHINGTON. March o4-T II e
United States is understood TO have de-
cided to join with Great Britain and
Italy in opposing military action by
the allied governments TO force prescr-
Vation of order in the Ruhr Valley
whore the Ebert government is con-
fronted with revolutionary move
mcnt.
Amhassa dor Wallace. at Paris, it was
said today. had been informed of this
governments position.
Secretary Raker said today no report
as TO the presence OF German troops in
the neutral zone on the right bank
OF the Rhine River had beer ,.ommuni-
gated to the War Dcpar imcnt by
American forces in Germany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
FORMER NAVAL AID TO
ROOSEVELT AND TAFT DEAD
Naval Academy Midshipmnn Lost Use
of Limbs Years Ago by I'm
fortunate Accident.


WASHINGToS, March 24.-contined
in the Naval Hospital for eleven years
by an accident which robbed him of
the use OF his limbs, but not of his
smile. t-Commander Sen1mes
Roosevelt and Taft. died last night at
the age OF SO. While riding alone he
was thrown from his horse and his
gain. AT the Naval Academy, TO which
ne was appointed from West Virginia.
he made both football and baseball
varsity teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ny HENRY l.. DAVIDSON
New York Bnnker and Head Of the
American trd Cross.)

tBy Universal Scrvicc.l
PARIS. March 2A.--So matter how
many treaties are signed or not signed
world peace will remain uncstabliShc,l
until Central Europe and the Near
East are thoroughly clcanscd and dis
infected. 90 per cent Of the peoples
of the world do not care damn about
ratification of treaties. hut care i'm
menscly for their safety from the
scourges now sweeping Eastern Eu-
rope and Asia and which constitute q
tho InighticSt danger to all humanity
since the delugc.
America is as unsafe as Europe from
typhus and tho white plague now
spreading over the world with light
ming rapidty.
Two million three hundred thousand
infected Russian refugees are now
pressing against western Europe's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
GREAT AMUSEMENT HOUSE
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT rs
ANNOUNCED FOR RICHMOND
Baltimore Interests Buy Huge Timber Tract
and Ore Land in Virginia for $25 100000

The purchase price of So .,pOa. 900 NJ
prcsent exchange rates will mean a
loss of almost S:.,0OO.O0U In Canadian
funds to the McLaren estate. nv COM
pared with the rate month ago.
II WAX doubted in financial cir
clcs here whether tho deal would
have permanent effect on tho cN-
change situation. in view OF the
fnrt TINT Canadian fund. RUNNING
into hundreds of millions or doIInr,
arc undc rstoOd To have accumulated
in tho ID o IN II ON for United
states accounts as n result OF Ca
madam dollar discounts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
COLONEL PARKER. FAMOUS
HAWAIIAN, DIES IN HONOLULU
Ranch Valued mt S6.OnO,00O 10 Grand
son, Residue TO Five
Children,
I BY Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. March 24.-Ncws
of the death in Honolulu of Colone,
Samuel Parkers. one OF the ne.t-known
fiaWaiians and former Prime Minis
by cable here today by Robert w
ShinElc, territorial representative OF
Hawaii.
The principal heir OF the Parker e.
tate IS Richard Smart n siy-year-n1o
great Erandchild, now being educated
in San Francisco. for whom the famous
5000. 600 Tar ranch OF the IIawa.-
lar Islands is being held in trust
The residue Of the estate valued Al,
millions. Will 20 10 five children OF
Parker now living in IIOnnlmIu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
GENERAL WAITER FORCED
TO RETREAT BY REDS
Returning From Mueustcr. u.h,,,
RtHer Lippe, In Face OF Superior


LONDON, March 2i.-AccordinC TO n
MaaSbodc dispatch forwarded by th,.
rotterdam correspondent Of the I,on-
don Times. General Waiter is retreat
m" from MuenStcr behind the Rivc,.
Iippc. III the face OF superior RED
Troops
y Dusseldorf dispatch comments oa
the conclusion Of 24-hour armistior
between the delegates of the Berlin
soHernmcni and the rulers of West
phalia. as the most favorable news
yet received from West Germany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
EXECUTE SIX BANDITS
NrSicnn Troops Capture Portion OF
Band Which Raidcd Los Torres
Mine in February,
lHy Associated Pres

aqua PRIET.A. SONORA. MEXICO.
March 24.--SiN members OF q ban,id
gang which is said to have raidrd the
captured and executed near the scene
OF the crime by Il troop OF Mexican
carairymcn from a lower Chihuahua
garrison. according to an anuouncc-
mcnt made here today by military Of
ficialS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

LONDON. March 24-Thc recent sciZ-
ure of Dublin Castle mail bags, SAYS
an Evening News dispatch from Bel
fast: has disclosed the fact that tho Re
publican army rangs are honeycolnbcd
with spies to whom are attributed some
of the recent Irish tragedies The
newspaper adds there were further
transfers Of large bodies OF the Irish
constabulary today from the North OF
Ireland TO the South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

TORONTO, March 21.-'Thc report.
ed purchase by Baltimore interests
of iHD.ODO acres Of timber und orc
lnnd I'm Virginia fur npproNima tcly
S"IOOn.Np from the cStnte OF the
tate Peter McLnrcn, of Perth, Ont,
former member Of the Canadian Sen
ntc. WAS given ~ partial cNplRnn-
tfon of the sudden Improvement to-
day in CIundian exchange. The
New York. banking house OF y. u.
Morgan AZ Company is mid to have
cnrried Otft tho transaction i'm behalf
of the McLnrcn family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
FEAR OF SPARTACISTS
MAY FORCE COMPROMISE
Ebert Government VIII Make Term.
TO Prevent Destruction of Ruhr
District Mines.
NY Associated Press.

TUE HAGUE, March 24-offcial
Ebert government in Berlin considers
Itself suthcicntiy strong from mills
tary standpoint 10 crush the Spar
iacanS IN the ituhr districts n il
probable, however Ii Viii compromiss
because OF the fear that tho spar
tacanS. !f m&dc dr.pcrate, would de.
stroy The mines. yr!pplinS the indus
try OF Germany, France and Holland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
VIII Talk by wireless.

LONDON, MARCH 29-WiTeIeES teIe-
nbono communication between England
md Holland IL about TO be opened Re-
suits with test calls have been excel
lent, Il Ia announced. conversati iohS
4;fn wing been carried on up to a distance
sof 1900 miles. Tho charge Will bo a3
cents Il minute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ALLIED COUNCIL TO MEET
supreme Body To Gather nj san Reno.
ItniS, "n \ ril ~. According 10
Rome Dispatch.

NY AHsoci"trd Fr@--.
PARIS March 2i-'Che supreme,
council OF the allies wi.l meet NJ san
Rem" Italy Aprh q according -
auth >tative adviccs from Rome.
tho League OF nation WI! he held IN
Rome April 81 or %. II is announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
NORFOLK MEN STRIKE FOR
DISCHARGE OF EMPLOYEES
Two Hundred Clerks and Kindred
Workmcn OF Norfolk and Wcst-
crn COmpnny N(nll<Out,

ROANOKE. VA. March 24.-Two
hundred clerks, calls and car checkers
employed by the Norfolk and Western
yards Yards O." Of this piacc Wen; to on Strike Gno tol
night at II o'clock. and say they will
stay on strike until W. r. Divers and
Amos !Teadley are discharged by the
company. Unless action is taken be-
fore II O'Clock tomorrow morning
they state, 5000 additional men will
go out on a sympathy strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

Storm Warnings Holsted.
WASHINGTON, March 24--Southea st
storm warnings are displayed bn the
Calf Coast from Brownsville. Texas,
to Cedar Keys. Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

Comfort and economy York Rlvrr
Line 10 baltimore. daily exc. Sundays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

Competent Publtr StenoErHpher at
Hotel T,ucger.--Adv,
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-01-22
POLICEMAN HIT
BY NEGRO HERE
Officer Paul White Was Struck In the
Mouth By Burglar After He Was
Arrested.

Mr.. Paul White, policeman on the
city force, was struck in the mouth by
Tommie Salter, negro whom he ar
rested today at noon, at the lnstiga-
ton of the Memphis officers, where
the man is wanted on a charge OF
burglary.
Mr.. White had just arrested the ne
gro on Johnson street, near the South
ern Depot. He searched him and had
started the negro ahead of him toward
the city jail.The prisoner wheeled sud-
denly and struck Mr.. White In the
mouth with his fist, knocking one
tooth out. The negro then ran west
on Johnson street and was fired upon
by the officer. One of the bullets took
effect in the negro's leg and he fell
to the ground after running two
blocks He was taken to the city jail.
He will recover.
The city officers here were notified
by the Memphis officials to look out
for the negro as he was bad char
acter having the reputation of being
a gunman.