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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
IS ABROAD IN CITY
City Is Generous to Poor at
This Yulctide
Season.
SANTA CLAUS FOR ALL
Charitable Organizations Send
Out Hundreds of Bias
kets to Needy.
SANTA CLAUS FOR ALI

Christmas. 1921. has dawned and
Richmond IS imbued with tho spirit
or "Peace on Garth. good will toward
men," as she pauses to consider the
mission OF tho Christ Child, born
nearly 1000 years ago. and who
brought to tho world that shirt OF
human fellowship which has lived
and Will continue to live.
From homes and Offices. from shop
and street, yesterday there rang out
that time honored refrain, Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
Employer and employees exchanged
greetings at tho close Of business and
departed for their homes. a major
ity of the business establishments
will not reopen until Tuesday morn.
ing.
Santa Claus Delights "IliddIex,n
This exchange OF greetings was hui
tho forerunner OF the Joy in tho
Richmond homes this morning: "Il,d.
dies" chuckied with delight as tbev
viewed tho toys. nuts and candies de-
posted in thoir homes during the
h'ahN w btb samoa SiauS PAID his an
nual visit TO Richmond. Fathers ma
mothers were awakened rudely nj an
early ho,r b. their sons and daush-
ters who Informed them thar tn,
Jolly Good st. Nick" had more than
granted their requests.
Now, tho joy OF Richmond Is not
confined TO that OF receiving gifts,
for tho city has given liberal and
played the part OF Santa Claus to
those not possessed with worldly
goods sufficient to bring happiness
into their homes. Every organization
OF Richmond has done its share TO
bring bit OF Christmas to homes
that would not have known happi-
ness in tho birthday Of the Christ
Child without their assistance.
Richmond's role OF Santa Claus be
gan early yesterday morning and Will
continue through today. Christmas
baskets already have been sent to
the poor OF the. city. hut they arc
only tho beginning. Today easily n
thousand persons will receive Christ
mas dinners from philanthropic citi-
Zens of Richmond.
The Salvation Army yesterday dis
Continued on Page 6, Col. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
PARIS CELEBRATES
CHRISTMAS EVE
Family Shopping Reported to Have
Been bigger Than
Ever.
by Associated Press.

PARIS. Dec. 2i.-Christmas Eve
was celebrated In Paris with tn
usual gay after-theatcr supper, but
the general tone OF those gathered
In the restaurants was somewhat
lowered, and money was not used SO
freely as in previous celebrations.
All the tables at popular resorts were
reserved several days ago, with
prices ranging from 20 to 30 per cent
lower than those OF last year. Jazz"
music was less prominent. while a
decided slump in dancing was notice
able.
Family shopping for the Christmas
season Is reported to have been big
ger than ever. indicating that fire.
side activities Will take the largest
share Of the observance.
The usual midnight Christmas
masses were held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
TEN OPPORTUNITIES
.G0 4OVER THE TOP"
BY A GOOD MARGIN
Merry Christmas Brought
TO Destitute Homes
in Richmond.
GRATITUDE EXPRESSED
IN HAPPY LAUGHTER
Wan Faces Light Up With the
knowledge That Some
body Cares.

BulSlnS stockings. allied with the
best things Santa Cluus had in his
pack. merry laughter OF happy little
children ringing through the house.
sHiles on faces whore they had not
been In ever SO many monthg, and
Tho hopo OF new life, not SO hard
as tho old. lowering over their hum
bic homes like rainbow In the sky
this is Christmas morning by tho
'hrcsidcs OF tho Ten Opportunities"
What a Christmas! Chimes. ring
ing out glad tidings OF great Joy In
tho big church over the hill. take on
new note OF tenderness. Those
carols tho vested choir is singing
seem to have new meaning. They
s,iike deeper into tho emotions than
ever before. Heart-strings whi-h
haro been swept only by disappoint-
mont. resentment and even hate. re-
spond to DIETER touch. as II soma
good angel were striking tho chords.
New-Found Faith In Humnn,ty.
Why the change? 1t is tho old
old story OF new-found faith I'm bu-
inah,tS' tho. knowledge that some
Hpoy really cares for those who
suffer In tho spirit Of Christmas
shcSo FirSinians more fortural. than
ths Ten Opportunities" followin,
the golden thread OF love and cbar,ty
that has come own through the a-o.
from the manager IN Bethlehem. h.y,
h"ll out helping hands TO the d.sti-
t1tc and set them. too, on the road
To happiness.
mt Is why the chimes have ,aken
on strange note Of tendsraess. o,d
tEe carols la tribute 10 the uen-
born King mean more In the for
gotten places" than they ever dl, no
iore' That Is why there Is new
nope IN those humble homes. where
Christmas stockings bulge and chill
dren laugh merrily and aged eyes
twinkle. even through tears.
The Ten Opportunities" have gone
over tho top" Every cent Tho
Times Dispatch asked for thes. fom-
ilies. woh haven't had the chance that
oamo to most OF US. has been sub-
Heribed. Happy families will be kent
by their own little aresidcs. Aged
couples Will keep on down the sun.
set side o; tho hill together. never
ie"F'ng tho specter OF separation tina I
iooihsd before them just two week 9
ago, Sick beds Will be made easier.
Mothers' faces-those faces with nre.
mature wrinkles. brought there nv,
care-wiii brighten and look wears
younger with the. knowledge thar
'hesr ittie ones Will be cared for az
olhor little ones are. And waifs
alone In life. without the protectino :,
arms OF father or mother will bs
sleefeo straight to glorious manhood
and womanhood
Material welfare Is Just a sinai, n, ?,
or Christmas present reneroms va.
s'nihns have given the "Ten opnor-
, ,s1I Your gift Will mean some
ehins nner and better than ins,
| tContinued on Page Q, Col AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
KILLS HUSBAND, THEN
TAKES HER OWN LIFE
Wealth. Banker nf Texas Dies ut
Hands OF Mentally Dcraugcd
Woman.
IBy Associated Press. ]

LONG BEACH, CAL, Dec, "a
Jewell Thomas Connolly. 90, said to
have been a wealthy banker and
farmer OF Lockhar;. Tex, was shot
and killed here today by his wife,
who turned her weapon on herself.
dying almost instantly, according to
reports TO tho police.
Connolly. Il was said, arrived last
night to spend Christmas with his
family. According to hiy daughter,
LanIer, no was taking a nap when
Mrs. Connolly seized a revolver and
shot him through tho temple.
Mrs. Connolly. who was said to
have undergone an operation some
time ago, was believed to have been
mentally derangcd. tho police said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Makes Futile Effort for
General Reduction of
Submcrsible Strength.
THREE POWERS URGE
VIGOROUS OBJECTION
World Conference for Limi,a-
ton of Undersca Craft
Favored.
LBx Aasociatedprera.l

WASHINGTON. Dec, 2i,-An Amer.
lean effort TO compromise the aus
marine controversy failed OF imme-
date SUCCESS today before The arms
conference naval commission when
Japan refused to depart from the
| "5-5-3" ratio proportion OF submersi-
blez for her feet and French action
was deferred pending advices from
Paris.
When the committee adjourned
after four hours DEBATE to NEE,
again next Tuesday, rome members
OF the American delegation appcare ed
discouraged over the prospect foT
any carly agreement on submarines.
although negotiations arc to cor
tlnuc,
The American compromise plan
presented after tho Rritinh effort for
complete suppression or submarines
had been she! !. proposcd e0.oo0-ton
limitations for \. -ont Britain and the
United States instead OF the original
American figures o: 10000 tons each,
and virtually n status Iuu for the
other three powers.
British Accept Finn.
The British delegation. failing to
obtain favorable action on supprcs-
sion OF submarines. accepted the new
American reduction scheme. The
French group indicated u.at II would
be unacceptable, but deferred full
answer pending Paris advicca Japan
natly held out Tor the fL,l $4,000 tons
IN submarines under the original
American 500" ratio plan Italy
accepted the compromise plan, con-
ditioued on q submarine tonnage par
it, with France. the Italian delegates
con;ending that 3l.AQo tons would lie
the correct limitation for both France
and Italy.
The French delegation Indicated
that II would not oppose parity with
Italy in submarines as we'll as capi-
al ships, but withheld approval OF
any tonnage Limitation OF less than
the s0.o0o-;on figure euggeEted by
French experts.
Under "A status quo. France would
have about $4,000 tons lin nubmersi-
blcs.
Submarines Legitimate Weapon.
The American group made II plain
that. while Il had great sympathy for
the British viewpoint In opposing all
submarine warfare. II was .nclincd
TO agree with the American advisory
committee that submarines were a
legitimate weapon.
it was said the matter hah been
discussed with Prcrtdcnt Harding and
that the Willingness OF tho American
government to proceed at some fu-
ture date toward an intcrmatlona
conference on submarine warfare on
{ Continued ON Page 2. Col. 6.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Auto cau~cs srs.oao Damage.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Dec. "a
The plant of the Chattanooga and
Tennessee River Power Company here
Mas damaged $4,000 and the entire
street car service put out OF action
for several hours today as result
of an accident caused by an automo-
bi!e skidding into a polo carrying
high Voltage wires, causing a short
circuit and setting tho oil switch In
the pnYar hauxA On IRA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
GAGS, BINDS AND RQBS
NEW ORLEANS CRIPPLE
Menncst Bandit Ioots Home OF Help
less Man In wife's
Al,acnce

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 24.-Thc
meanest bandit in New Orleans opcr-
ated last night. according to reports
made to police headquarters today.
Jesse Waters, "a. Is an invalid,
His wife works at night In rcstau-
rant TO earn livelihood Cor herself
and husband.
u When She returned from work
early this morning She found Waters
tied to the bed aud gagged.
The house had been ransacked and
SIC which had been hidden on tho
mahtsl Stolen and everything elso OF
saAlua ltaisAa> :, n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
MIRACLE MEN" SENT
TO RUSSIAN PRISONS
Former Priests Are Charged With
DefrnudinE Pnrishioners by
Misrepresentation
IBy Associated Press.

by Associated Press.]
VOROSEIi. RUSSIA. Dec. 24.-Six
miracle men" have come to grief in
This province and are now serving six
months at hard labor. The mon, all
priests OF the Russian Orthodox
Church. were convicted of defrauiing
parishioners by having old ikons
renovated and representing that they
were renewed by miracle and con-
seGnentiy possessed divine powers
The priests were tried ut u sensa-
tionnl hearing In the Opera House
which lasted more than week.
Archbishop Tikon was ono OF the wit
nesses and declared that ikons could
not be renewed by miracle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
COMMUNITY TREE
ATTRACTS THRONG
1921 Celebration Provcs to
BE Best i'll History
of City.
CHORUS LEADS SINGING
Christmas Carols of Long Ago
Are Sung by
Crowd.
CHORUS LEADS SINGING

"'Twaa tho night before Christ
mag: no snow covered tho ground
to add luster to tho occasion as
thousands of citizens dreaded the his
toric Ford lot last evening Mt 3
O'Clock to Wow tho Community
Christmas Tree. which biazed forth
In exquisite beauty and trilliancy as
city electricians turned on the cur.
rent to tho hundreds OF incandescent
lights, Rays OF light striking the
vari-coiored ornaments which be-
dacked the evergreen added to tho
beauty of tho scene, while atop the
treo in II sort OF a helo twinkled n
bright star, typical of the star in
tho East which directed tha wise
mon to tho manager in Bethlehem
where tho Christ babe was born.
Great Chorus Sings Cnrolx.
Directed by Walter Mercer, SUPER
visor Of music In the public schools,
a chorus of 2,G00 voices sang Christ
mas carols, procla;m.ng Peace on
earth, good will To men, AS the
evening breezes caught up and waited
afaT the words OF Joy and gladness,
there were tears OF Joy In the oyos
OF many in the assembled throng rs
thoir memories were carried back to
the days OF their tendon youth, when
Christmas and Its joys wero autici-
pated from one year to another.
Tho carol singers. many OF whom
wero from tho choirs OF various
churches in tho city, wero grouped
on the steps and in front OF the
City Hall on Eleventh Street. Tho
singers were. assisted In their work
OF good cheer by an orchestra COM
Continued on Page C, Col. G.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
To Serve Christmas
Dinner OH Air Liner

Especial Cable to Times-Dispatch
LONDON, Dec. 24.-christmas in
tho clouds Will be reality this
year for passengers making a trip
on the holiday In the London
Paris air line.
Both companies flying to tho
Continent have made elaborate
preparations TO make their pa
irons feel Christians cheer. Ono
announced there would be tree
on tho sunday plane with gifts fnr
all, so the other has announced n
special Christmas dinner with
mince pie fors dessert.
copyright. 1921, by tho Public
s Ledsr COD s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
SOVIETS TO HELP FEED
THEIR OWN HUNGRY
Agcc to Augment American Relief
Funds by Contribution Of
S1O.OOO.OOO In Cold.

LONDON, Dec. 24.--The American
Relief Administration announced to-
day the Russian Soviet government
had agreed to turn over $4,000, 900 In
gold to augment the efforts being
made by the American organization
to help, famine sufferers. The money
will be used TO purchase relief sup
plies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
pnrred From Girl. k,lI. himself.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, Dec. "a
Denied the privilege OF seeing tho
girl he had bcch licensed to we'd.
Charles Harmon. 90. committed sus-
eide on the threshold OF the home
from which he had been barred. near.
Greenevillc. The tragedy OF Wednes-
day became known generally only to-
day. License was Issues from the
clerks office in Greenevillo last Oc-
tober. or about the time tho young
lady was placed In school In North
Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
BANDITS STAY THREE
BROTHERS AT TORREON
Rob Merchant Who Lost All Proper
:. II I'm villa Raid Several
= Years Ago.
IBy Associa tod Prcss.1

ALBUQUERQUE, ". NJ. Dec. "a
Ramon Echeyarrla, OF Alameda, near
here. has been advised that his three
brothers, Juan. Felipe and Eugenio,
wore shot to death by Mexican ban
dts. near Torreon, Mexico, December
IA. After the killing. the bandits
robbed the store OF the brothers and
fed. The information was contained
in letter from Echevarria's brother
in-law. Ramon Echevarria claims to
have had all his property confscated
by villa several years ago after
which no came 10 Alameda.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
oner 800 Men to sherln.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Dec. 24.--.A
typewriter letter signed "Ku Kle&
Khan" was LETT on tho desk Hf Sheriff
was declared that I'VE OFFER you 600
CT 1000 men. or more if necessary.
TO operate at your disposal.1 Sheriff
lIartshsld had mado tho statemen.,
that his force OF deputies wep4 unable
! to cope with law tvtolattonGSl lin nskN.
rural districts without vltha sinat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
CABARET RESTAURANT
TO UNDERGO CHANGES
henly'S VIII become Dance unl
and Cnfe. Instead OF
Chop Suey.
[By ASSOCIATED press.1

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.- Thomas
Healy today denied report that he
had leased the site OF Healy's, a
widely known cabaret restaurant at
Columbus Avenue and Sixty-sixth
street, for conversion into chop
suey emporium.
On the contrary. he said. he had
enlarged the building so as to Ia
clude n cafe to adjoin the main din
Ing hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
(COntinued on Page 6. Col. 1O q
Escaped IL Years Ago, surrender..

NASHVILLE. TENN, Dec. 24.-Jim
Bohannon. negro. who escaped from
tho State penitentiary hero fourteen
years ago, after serving nil but six
months of four-year sentence. re-
turned today and gave himself UP.
The reason given for tho action was
That he wanted to be sure oc a
Christmas dinner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
TO DECORATE GRAVES
Holly Wreath to Honor Unknown
American Soldiers.
IBy Associated Press.

PARIS. Dec. 24.-Early tomorrow
morning holly wreath will be
placed on tho grave OF every un-
known American soldier buried In
France and Belgium. Men connected
with tho graves registration SER
vice. acting in behalf OF the New
York Herald, Will set the wreaths on
about 1880 graves in all twelve
American cemeteries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

Rent Reduction Unique Xmas GIFT.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. Dee. "a
Three hundred and fifty tenants OF
a downtown Arcade building received
presents in form Of rent reductions
OF 10 to 10 per cent. The reduction
Is effective January l, and will con-
tinue In force until April /, when
present leases expire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
MANHOLE LEFT OPEN
ENDANGERED S-48
investigators Fail to FL. Resno,.,
''S for Act Mcnacing Lives
OF Forty-one Men.
tBy Associated PROSE-,

81
De'EfORT. CONN. Dec. 24.-An
opeh mole connecting the engine
room Oh the submarine S-4S with one
OF the large ballest tanks, was -
sponsibie for the disabling Of the sub.
marine In Long Island Sound Decem-
Der 2. General Manager p. II. BriI,
OF the Lake aTorpedo Boat Company
said today. The lives of forty.onc
men were endangered when the sub-
marine sank as a result.
An inspection of tho craft, which
Is now Mt the company's plant.
showed that the engine room man
hole used for cleaning out the bal
last tanks. was open. General Man
ager Brill said. The responsibilities
for the open manhole has not been
fixed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
4 New OIL Limp Ercc.

o. s; Johnson, II Washington Place.
New York. the inventor OF n wonder.
and beats gas or electricity, is Offer
Ing &c. give ono freeEto the first user
In each locality who will help Intro
S9 rsnt y. ~ Mr.{e hin for PARTICULARS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
rra,tie, Furnace Put in ,,,o,,.

SH EFFIELD. ALA, Dec. 24.--Thc
Hattie" furnace of the Sloss- Shelf
field steel ami Iron Company was put
IN blast this morning after being Idle
for sixteen months, giving employ
p,ent TO more than 500 men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

HritIsh Tro0ps Held In RendIncss.
MALTA. Dec, 24.---Two British repi-
menfs hero. II is understood, are be-
Ing held in readiness TO proceed To
Egypt. q y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
'S$4497, SIS TO Be PAID OUT IN DIVIDENDS
TOSTOCKHOLDERS IN q OF R|CHMONDS
BANKING INSTITUTIONS FIRST OF YEAR
RICHMOND BANKS PAY S1,355, 875 IN
DIVIDENDS TO STOCKHOLDERS IN 1921
Institution.

American National Bank .........
american Trust Co. )Class A..
American Trust Co. (Common) :.
Bank of Commerce &c Trusts.
broadway National Bank .......
Church Hill Bank ...............
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Federal Trust Company .........
First National Bank of Richmond. :.
Mechanics Savings Bank 500.
Mechanics s. Merchants Bank 49,.
National State and City Bank so.
Planters National Bank ..........
ST. Luke's Penny Savings Bank -.
Savings. Bank OF Richmond .......
South Richmond Bank ..........
Union Bank Of Richmond $500.
West End Bank OF Richmond. 80.
Richmond Trust Company ........
Old Dominion Trust Co.
Virginia Trus: Company .........
Total Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
NEW TRIALS ARE DENIED
SACCO AND VANZETTI
Massachusetts Court Announces Hull
ing mt Hearing on supple
mentary Motion.
rBv Asociated Press. /

rBy Associated Press.]
DEDHAAf, MASS. Dec. 24.-4Iotions
for a new trial OF Nicola Sacco and
Bartolemeo Vanzetti. on grounds of
insuficiency Of evidence and on
technicalities Of law. were denied to-
day by Judge webster Thayer. The
court announced the ruling at hear
ing on supplementary motion for a
new trial, based on alleged impro-
priettes In tho Jury room. On this
arguments continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

4 Harding Sends Father 800 GIFT.
MARION, OHIO. Dec. o4.-Dr.
George y. Harding, father of Presi-
dent 1Inrding, today received q check
,1or 800 from tho White House, his
sons usual Chris tina Gift, S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

LynnhayeA Oysters, smithfield
Hama Gotnl RuaxAE. IAA----AAls>, "A 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

Cloudy and much colder today, un-
settled this morning. Fair is tho
prediction for tomorrow.
For full weather repor, SEQ psr. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

CONTINUED on Page 9. Col. AZ
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
WALSH SAILS WITHOUT
HIS PASSPORT WISE
Counsel for De Vaiera off to
France Still Protecting.

Although unable TO obtain wise to
his passport permitting h:m to visit Eng
land. Frank p. Walsh. American counsel
for Eamon de Valera. sailed yesterday
for France on the French liner Rocham-
beau.
The British Consul here has refused
the necessary wise because he was walt
ing for advlces from the Foreign Ofiice
in London. Mr.. Walsh said. despite the
fact that Secretary OF State Hughes has
inquired into the matter.
There Is no legitimate reason In the
world" Mr.. Walsh said, why my pass
port should be held UP. II Is for purely
prejudicial reasons that this delay has
occurred II am denied permission 10
go TO England no British lawyer should
be allowed to land In this country. The
treaty guarantees the rights OF any
American citizen TO 20 10 England and
have free movement. I stand on those
rjghts."
In addition to the Rochambeau. five
other liners sailed for TRANSATLANTIC ports.
These were the White Star liner Celtic.
tho Red Star liner Finland, the Turkish
steamer Gul Djemal. bound for Constan-
tinopie and Black Sea ports; the Gu
harder Saxonia and the Swedish Amer
lean liner Drottnlngholm.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
CHICAGOS 18TH WARD
HAS ANOTHER SLAYING
'TWo Gun Johnny Gardino fs
Killed From Ambush.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALp.
CHICAGO, July 23.-"Two-gun Johnny"
Gardino. gunman, bandit and notorious
gangster of the Nineteenth ward, was
killed from ambush late to-day as he
sauntered through the feud lands of the
West Side. He is the ninth political
worker of the ward to meet a violent
death.
Gardno was walking alone when the
fatal fusillade of revolver shots struck
him. Two bullets lodged in his heart
and third penetrated his left arm. He
was rushed to the Jefferson Park Hos
pital where he died five minutes after
his arrival without speaking.
Gardino was an adherent of Tony
D'Andrea. defeated Aldermanic candi-
date in the ward, who was murdered as
he entered his home few weeks ago.
Last February Gardino was shot seven
times In the body and face. but
recovered.