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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-07-02
c. c. CoTrRELL,
State Highway Engineer
Carson City, Nevada.
Janitor.

JunIt0F.
The Romans always had slave
who stood by the door. Since the lat
ter was called "janua," the term "jan-
itor" came to be applied to him. Our
janitors have a great many duties 9th
er than those connected with waiting
upon the door; but this detail Of Rom
an house management is crystnlllzed
In their name.
fottlno Plants.
In repotting a plant put a layer OF
elnders In the bottom for drainage
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-07-02
Worth Trying, Anyway.

Instead Of trying to see how much
trouble you can stir up. get busy and
help those who are In trouble and see
how much you will enjoy the change
Exchange.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-07-02
A NEW READING

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould Reading are congratulating
them on the arrival OF baby daughter
horn in San Francisco, June 25th. :.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-07-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF NE
VADA, IN AND FOR THE COUN-
TY OF MINERAL.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-07-02
The Reason.

They say that worry kills more than
work. This, perhaps, Is because so
many people find il easier than work
and devote their time to it.-Boston
Transcript.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-07-02
Items Of Local Interest


Portland cement manufacturers,
was in Hawthorne yesterday for
the purpose of examining big gyp-
sum deposits in this vicinity.
P. A. Simon of Nina was an in
terested spectator at the Commits
sioners' meeting yesterday.
Joe Jones last week purchased
brand new Dodge touring car from
G. B. Burkham, the local Dodge
agent. It's a beaut.
Mr.. Tomlin, railroad agent at
Thorne, and his daughter Dorothy,
were visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Sinnamons and daughter,
Mrs. Twelves, mother and sister of
Mis-. F. B. Balzar, arrived here
Thursday.
The bridge club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Gerbig last
Thursday.
While running clothes through
an electric wringer yesterday, Mrs.
StalIard IS finger was caught in the
machine and badly mashed. For
tunately no bones were broken.
Mike Dondero and family left
this morning for Mono lake. where
they will spend the Summer.
Mrs. G. B. Stannard and the
Misses Charlotte and Theresa Glib
son will depart Wednesday for
Long Beach, Calf where they will
spend the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs Gilkey OF Thorne
were visitors yesterday
Joe Derig Forded in from Thorne
Thursday. He says there was
great excitement in Thorne one
day last week. Three prospectors,
two burros and a Piute passed thru
that city the same day
L. B. Spencer and wife drove in
from Nina yesterday. Mr. Spencer
having business with the Commits
eioners
Fred Waters started out for Reno
and the round up yesterday
F. R. Dodge and wife came in
from Pamlico today for the week S
mail and to say howdy !" to many
friends.
Marshall Hamlen was a visitor
from Hawthorne district today
Johnnie Parker and Brick" Free
man were in Yerington last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Flick and son, Al
bert. returned from a visit of several
months with relatives in Iowa.
Henry Boerlin and family returned
from several days visit in Reno, Car
son and Yerington.
Frank Barlage left for Nina last
"Wednesday.
Dick Wright came up from Bishop
last Wednesday, returning to Luning
the same day. After making the nee.
essary repairs to their car they will
continue on to Bishop where Mary will
spend the summer.
Several truck loads of miners pass
ed thru town during the week enroute
from Sacramento to Tonopah.
The State Police passed thru
Thorne last Wednesday night enroute
to Tonopah.
Mrs. Fred Wallace and Ella are
spending their vacation with relatives
in Carson City.
John Dollhouse and R. l.. Morgan
of Rand had business in Hawthorne
last Monday.
J. E. jenkins, Superintendent of the
Walker River Agency at Schurz had
business in the district court last Mon
day. He was accompanied by Dan
Voorhiss, Indian police. who was also
here on business.
Joe Sales was over from his ranch
on the East Walker last Monday.
M. A. Diskin & Sidney Foster, Reno
Attorneys had cases in the District
court last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews Of
Luning accompanied by T. R. Pledge,
J. r. Towner. Dan Steele and Ernest
Racklif were in town, coming on
business relating To the Iuninp town.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-07-02

In the matter of the Estate of Fermin
Aturria. Deceased
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
II BANDITS TAKE PART
IN FOUR DARING HOLDUPS
Spring City, Pa; Dyer, Ind. /;
Muncic, kans.: Scenes
of Robbcrics.
IEy Assoclnied rr.ss. ]

SPRING CITY. pA.. Oct lo.--Six
motor bandits today held UP tho
Spring City National Bank here ana
escaped with s0tchcl containing
Approximately $4,000 In cash. only
three persons--an official. II CLERK AMI
Il dep"sitor-werc in the Institution
"a; the time. Pedestrians wore held
at bay at the point oi pistols while
the bandits MAD. their cecanc.
-Four Of the six bandits were cap
turcd three hours later Mt Phoenix
vie, four miles cast OF this place
several thousand dollars OF the
money was said to have been reco.-
cred. Two bandits escaped through
a rear door when the police entered
house in which ali six had taken
refuge
The hoidu3 occurred shortly after
noon. The directors Of The bank had
Just adjourned after Il meeting IN q
room in the rear OF the buiIdinp
When Edward B.owuhack, president
"i IN" institution. ana the other Ill.
''ct"rs stepped into the main build
!hs they were confronted by two .r
iae robbers. Three other members
of the band compelled two clerks arl
customer TO line up with thei,
faces I" the wall while they looted
the vault.
Throwing the money into 4 stachcl
the bandits. with drawn rcvoly.rs
dashed through lanes Of pedestrians
10 'heir motor car. where the SIKH
mem or "f the band was waiting win
th' engine going. They started in
IN" direction OF Philadelphia. ana q
-" minutes later q halfduzcn au-
'"m"bi'cS took up the chase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
DANNIl.LE MAYOR AIDS
IN MARKER UNWILLING
Srnws cord Which Reveals Hroux.
Tablet Affixed to Memorial
lam

DANNIILE VA. oct. iO.-The
bronze market :or the IMMORTAL Man
sion, which arrived here "A few DAYS
ago, was this morning fixcd to the
outer wall OF the building and. this
afternoon at , o'clock. il was nm
yelled. with short and appropriate
ceremonies
Mayor Harry Woodinp. Cunf.d-
crate vtteran: drew the cord which
revealed the MARKER. and made The
address, in which he touched on the
historic associations of the luilding
md especially its use as the Lass
place where Jefferson Davis and some
OF III" members az his Cubincl met
In 1865 in their i!ight from Rich
mund.
Local organization which took "a
part In the ceremonies In AN Official
way this evening were the Memorial
association. the Ann" E.ltxu Johns
Chapter ana the pauNillc Chan;cr of
the nuurhtcrs Of tho Confcdrrary.
The bronze tnh'ct. purchased by an
appropriation made available h. tin"
city Council denotes the dates OF
III, coming ana going al The Confcd-
crate President and his party. bears
the Inscription Corona ros, Inn
ncrium." and The Psalm quotation.
"If | Forget Thee q, Jerusalem"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
SPORTS
WINDY CITY BASEBALL
TITLE To AMERICANS
Chicago White Sox Beat Cubs,
0-5, in Deciding Contest.
Make Clean Sweep.
HE NssocInted rrcs.-

CHICAGO. Oct. l0.-Tnc White. SoS
retained their tItlc us Chicago chain-
piuus -: defeating tho cubs. to !,
trd1y. II was tn" flth consecutive.
victory for the American i.rigucrs.
the Nationals failing TO win Il game
The SuN forced chccvcs' r.tir.rn-it
IN HE min inning. IOrk's attcinut
10 stop the attack saw Sh,cly's home
iHh send Two men home ahead OF him.
practically circh:uT tho game
fuss"ll pitched steadily for the
White SON, hut In tn. sixth WAS r.-
placed 10y Kerr With the buS"s filled
ana none out Kerr pitch"d cmcc-
lively. and although three cubs
ssorcd IL that frame. they wcrc n.v. +
dangerous thereafter.
Ih" attcrha;Ic" WAS T.ls2. grosy re-
c"irir. t1.:3s: Ulaycrs' pool. S@.S.i.3>;
clubs Shar. S2itl."2: commissioners
share Si.usJ.-G.
rmc tota! attendance for tho nv.
Ham:s Mas TG,Iss AMI ia. gross re-
cents I.l,a.N.lN. Of this amount
Sufi0 VIII e" To tho ofii"" Of IA. COM
missioner Tho amount TO lie diyid-d
suuaiiN between IN" Clubs was 3ei.-
:1i. The players pool trtai.d S5G.
3D. OF thiS amount the wiunir-
whit" SoN players Viii divide CO per
cent Or S2l.s2g. while the Cubs Viii
divide {li.i5J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
FARMERS WIFE
NEAR STARVED
Mrs. Peterson Suffered Awful
Pains After Eatine-Is As
Well AS Ever Now.

declaring She was actually starving
10 keep from suffering awful misery.
AIRS. Amy Peterson. wife OF II pros
porous farmer of Lakcrilic, Mass.
gave out remarkable statement re-
Gently in connection with her relief
through the use Of 'fanlac.
Sometimes / wonder how | lived
through IL All she said. II would
nave attacks OF acute indigestion
nearly every time ! ate anything.
Those terrible crampinS pains and
the distress from Sas and boating
We're almost unbcurablc and ] just
Thought there was no hope for me,
"liut now I'm eating anything and
feel IA strong and well as ! ever felt
in my life. I've gained back all the
weight | lost and six pounds besides.
and ] Know from my experiences what
raniac viii do les the best med.-
cine in the world"
Taniac is sold III Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Go. and the Grant Drug
Co. and Leading druggists every
~ here Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
PLAYERS PURSE LARGEST
IN BAsEBkLL'S HISTORY
Members of Yanks and Giants
Will Divide $292.522.33
"Sixty-Fortv.';
ICY Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Oct. lo-Thc players
participating in tho 1921 worlds
series funds will divide .292. 5223 80. -
ncw high record for tho playcrs'
snare. Under III" rules. players AMI
umpircS cease Ia share IN the t.;,,
receipts after todaI's game, III. 18th
OF the series. The increased sp,tin,.
capacity and higher admiSs!0!
"hhrS"s account FOR the new total
W MI" todaS's attending ana gate
receipts fen slightly below thos. at
Fridays game. IN" official figures gave
35ISS paid admissions for IA total pat.
Eisory board collected sl7.5I3.iO. ,hc
players Sj9.Gi1.5i and the club own
crs S3a,G@G.3G.
The best previous figures for the
players total shar. were those OF
the 1919 series between Cincinnati
ana Chicago. when thc playcrs' pool
amounted I" S2Gc,3ic.6G. While Ia.
present series has not as yet evolved
= winner and loser. the two iocrl
clubh' players wiii divide $2l9."9l.GG.
on a basis of approximately Sl3i.-
63i.1! to y" team that finally cap
lures IN" championship and sS716G g.
- tho losers. Subject To possibI,.
minor corrections by the advisory
hoard accountants, Thy. Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh players in the role N see
ond place winners, VIII divide some
thing like f43.S7S "a. while the two
1t. Louis teams as third in each pm.
nant race VIII sp'ii $2J.252 -. The
four umpircs remuneration would -
provided from the advisory boards
fund upon Il bass OF q sum equal 20
one winning and on" losing players
share combined and divided into four
equal parts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
PROPOSAL TO CANCEL
ALLIED DEBTS FUTILE
"Nnin Illusion md t'nr;rSs rhetoric"
itHiin" Ambassador ~ 4. :.
Tells Press.

WASHINGTON. oct. lO.-rrnposais
that the United States cancel all al
lied debts were described "a vain
Illusion ana useless rhetoric" hy Roll
land ]. Iticci. the Itulian Ambassador
10 the United states, IN "a statement
given representatives. az the Italian
press At N!arcgGio and cabicd Today
To the Italian embassy here
All attempts I" obtain caucclla-
ton Of the financial obligations made
by Europe with the United stat, $
VIII remain "a vain illusion and use
less rhetoric" the ambassador was
quoted us saying. $50 American 20.
lit!cnl leader could ever entertain "a
solution which would be entirely TO
the advantage Of European interests
unless he really meant to suppress
himself and his party To forfeit
European loans would result in a
h"avy burden on The United States
budget. which would signify n
greater and heavier taxation en- tho
people. II would seem evident mat
much more profitable attitude
could be drawn by debtor nations in
sustaining from proposing demands
that seem impossible for any state
u grant"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
VIRGINIA IS PREPARING
FOR FLYING SQUADRON
Coach Warren Working Hard
TO Have Orange and Blue
in Shape Saturday.
Special to The -Dispatch.l


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. oct. 10.
Coach Warren wili devote this
week ;u special offcnsc ana defense
plays, Which Virginia will us,
against Y. NJ. /. Saturday. Although
~" work Of the team has been graf
iiyinE in the first three games. still
much Improvement might be made in
several essential particulars az the
game. and To cure such faults is The
task that faces IN. coaching stan.
since the first game Virginia has
shown weakness in her passini;
mat b"iich the fair promises made in
tn' initial contest of an excellent
aerial attack for the season. This
phase viii receive much attention in
the ncN;> few days. Where her omen
work has failed. however. her line
p!unEing has been extremely goou
IN" back Held picking the whole made
BY II strong line with great accuracy
mother point OF intcrcst in her scor-
ing has been that she has not as vet
tailed Ia Kick Il single goal after
touchdown. Hall has handled nearly
al the goal kicking, and so far has
SHOWN r-mark;i lic accuracy. Harris
anl f"nwirk have each been used in
order I" have several availahi-. nn,;
each was successful. Y A. l. hls
not been quite 81 certain missing
ihrcc in the first game and one in In.
last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
SPORTS
TWO RACES ARE FEATURE
OF CARD At LEXINGTON
Edith Worthy and Favonian
Take First Money in
Kentucky"
tny Associated Press. I

LEXINGTON. KY. oct. io.-Edith
Worthy and Favonian. the former
owned ly the Brook Farm and thu,
latter hy Mrs. Fred Edman, captured
the feature OF the program at the
kentucky TrottinS Horse breeders.
Association track this afternoon.
Edith Worthy winning the Lexing-
ton. for 2-ycar-old trottcrs. in
straight heats. while Favonian had &C.
20 three heats to get first money in
the Kentucky for Jyear.olds.
First race--the Lexington: 2-year-
@1ll troi: III 3; purse. $4,000;
Faith worthy. Il. E., by Guy AK
swor;hy Miss rctrini tRrusic). L
Peter Earl h. C., by Peter the
Great ccxl ......... .
Meditation br. T.. by Lee Ak
worthy tMnrphyl ............ . =
'I I'VE, the trent Hreat' b. c. by Lord
Em I'S@|y 'f T. swhi,c .,''....'...'a ,s
Time: els l-2. 2:i3 i-2.
Second race-2:oS pace: in 3;
purse. $1,000:
Wanda May. sr. M. by Ashland
c"sscli tfakin) .............. I
Charley sweet. h. g. by Directly
Boy (Stpkcs) .... =
}. w s. h. T.. By ]. S. W. (Ray). 6
Flo i'atch. b. m. by Dan Patch
orc Main, b. 9. twoivcri i;a,..
crystal night, >. &. (Todd1 80.
Jessie Riggs. L.. III. ". Flcming). e
Time: 2:o7 -. 2:O5 Ia.
Third rarc--thc Kentucky: for
3-yenr-old trotters; > in }: purse.
So,JNu:
Favoninn. O.. b. j. NJ. Mall
con' ForhesAli;o Watts
tE.dmani ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Eunice Rcll. l.. f., by Peter
Nclo Maccy) .........,... l )
The Great Nolo. II. C.. by
Peter the Great tCox)... ) .
Eleanor Guy. h. f..,hy Guy
saknra, b." b. t. ri. F,emi iij 5
David ANworthy. ch. h. tTall
julia Iia"S S, Names r ;Mc,,arr; = :
Tin:e: 2:ot IL; goa -; 2:o7 s-..
purse. 1000:
The Jack, h, e, by Gordon Prince
tMitchelD ...........,.... Il 1
roney Mac. II. X. by Wallace Nc
Kinney UioGson) ........ .
"iur"n Direct. blk H.. hy Baron
Direct or. Thomas) .. :
DIX Brooke. Il. m. by Justice
,rooke ULym'n) ....... 3
"nd Hal. lr. l.. (RenscnJ ..... Il
nick Sanders, h. =. uIaines) -. d
M"rio-ie the Great. Il. III. (Hed-
RIVE m.: sos. ZOE IL.
Fifth race--2:ie trot; . in 9 Gun
Hnishcd>. nurse. $1,000:
} Alma Todd. hr. m by Ken
uci>v Todd la thcrmc Worthy
I,to, II. M. hv re,er the Great. :
ANw"rthv Fell T'itman) 80. =
/ iiHtsv Chandler. hr E., by j. Nal
/ colin Forbes CErusic) ... I
rrnmn't,r. h: :: hy San Fran /,
l,"ua Moko. L. III. tWhitehcad) 3 ii
Ioily. l.. L. .U'urr's) ....... c :
! Oui Salt. ". u. UDickcrson) ....
/ harvest Horn, L.. II. {oshorn).. :,
/ jean Mark hr. m. (Havs) ...... dis,
Time: 207 IL, 2:G1 ii.
10 beat .:lu pace:
Miss Anita Eni'cht. u. III. (r) by
J Peter The Greet -Nalpa Urhct Ncliyi,
won. Time. 2:05 IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
WIN TaIk Pageant Tomorrow.

Discussion OF the practical values
and opportunities OF the Virginia His
toricul Pageant will feature the meet
ing OF the Richmond Advertising Club
tomorrow ut 1855 o'clock in the red
room OF the Richmond Hotel. Score
tnry w. l.. CridIin. of the pageant
association. win speak on the pageant
a. an advertising opportunity pre-
scented to every citizen OF the State in
which the resources of the Old Do
minion. may be proclaimed through
out the world. Talks on ways by
which the pageant may he made an
advertising asset to the city Will be
made by A.. w. Boden, G. L. Bixby,
RI. l.. Iyitchford, g. l.. Beardsiey, q,
Edmund Massic and w. c. Locker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
CONFESSES TO MURDER
OF WIFE, Is REPORT
ProSrrutnr Declares Detroit Man
Admits Throwing Mate Into


DETROIT. MICII oct. In.-llcr-
man f.. Eadcmachcr. confessed to-
night. according 10 Allen W. Kent.
assistant prosecutor that he murdered
his wife, last Thursday Ivy throwing
her over the railing of Belle Isle
bridge into Detroit River. where she
was drowned,
I'll" act. Hadcmachcr said. followed
Il quarrel while he and his wife were
cut walking in the park He had
been held on charge OF murder
sine" Mrs tadcmachcr's body was re-
covered Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
INDICTED ON CHARGE s
OF ENTERTAINMENT
Head. OF Nebraska Lunn Company
Surrenders to AuthoritIcs
in Nebraska. r
| BY Associated rrrss.l


OMAHA. NEB. Oct. l0.-Ray V. Me-
Grew. formerly vice-presideut and
general manager az the Missouri VAL,
ley cattle Loan Company. OF Omaha.
which recently was declared bank
rupt. surrendered today on indict-
mcntS, one OF which charged em-
bcnZlcmcnt uf 100000 OF the com
pany's funds.
Conspiracy with others TO cmbez
element SG5,0oo belonging To division
number one. railway employees de
par'ment of the American Federation
OF Labor. was charged against w j.
HotH local attorney. who also sur
rendered on Indictments returned by
a special grand jury that investated,
stock and other transactions in No.
braskn.
Both men were released on bonds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
DESTROY EX-hIAYOR'S
BARN WITH DYNAMITE
Midnight BInst Ainrms Citizens af
Monterey, HiEhlan;l

STAUNTON. VA, oct. lo.-Montc-
rcy. county seat Of Highland County.
was awakened shortly after mih'iGht
by Il tremendous explosion anhibl"
throughout the entire town. y
number of residences were shaken.
The cause Of the blast VA. the
placing of dynamite in the barn OF
]. NJ Coiaw by unidentified parties.
The charge was II heavy one. ana the
structure was entirely demolished.
No clue has been discovered. and
no motive given for the act. Flood
hounds were sent from here. No
report has been received. MIR. Colaw
was succeeded September - ~ Mayor
Of Monterey by j. T.. Arbogast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
SUPREME COURT WILL
NOT REVIEW CASES
Sentences SGnnd Against NOlPtOrs OF
Wnr-'ffmc Prob ihitl0u Inv
Convicted In lSnl eimorc.

WASHINGTON. Oct. IO.-Thc SUI
prcme Court today refused To re-
lev the case OF Charles Vincent
and Others. convicted at Baltimore
a. violation OF the wartime prohj-
billion law, ana the sentences imposed
e. -. tn.m viii stand.
The case attracted wide attention
when Niucrnti WAS brought back by
ftd,Tal authorities from I.imini a
british island OH the Florida coast.
ana the government was compelled to
release him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
bandits GET ray Roll.

f.AST I.lN EEFoOI, oct lO-possns
are securing Coinmhiana County.
ONO ana Beaver County. Penn. to-
night for three automobile bandits
"h" this afternoon held up and rob
bed B. X. Hammond. secrctary-trcas-
urtr ard paymastcr OF the Pcnnsyl-
wanna OHIO Coal Company. of siG23
w." ho'dip occurred within zoe feet
of the company's mine. eight miles
north OF East Liverpool The !oor
was the pay roll for sixty miners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11

hANSA$ CITY. NO. oct. Ic.-one
:" 'h'c" bandits who held Iu Tho
"uh''c state Bank a, Mip,i.
Nhhsas. near here today ami u.d in
motor car with between 5000 ano
't"o' was killed. AID The other ,wn
captured. according to word from,
MGhrie The bandits were fred uron
:E "" hshcnpic. one o! the can
tGrcd bandits was wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
Is PERSONS INJURED
AS SEATS COLLAPSE
Ten Sections Of GrnnS Srnnh Erected
for American Legion Parade
T"up!r tn Decatur, III.
Hy Associatcd Press. |

DECATUR. Ill. oct. in-Forty-
five persons were injured. five Sort.
oustN. when ten sections OF the grand
stand seats erected for the American
Legion parade collapsed to-day just
before the parade passed.
rh"rc were no fatalities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
Smcs ,,nn for ,<i,Ii,r ,,u.,,n,

ANDERSON. s g.. Oct. lU-Mrs
Florence 1iamey fled suit for s.6 600
damages here today against Walter
+. Hayes. well-to-do farmer. who is
under sentence of fifteen years I'M
rriS"nmcnt ON conviction oc her nus
bands killing. The petition set forth
that Mrs. f,rm"y il the !rothcr OF
nine children. one born since hcr
husbands death. ana that H. was the
sole support or the family Hayes is
in Jail here pending the outcome OF
his appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
La0t InIianr Hank

DYER. IND. oct. i1.-Five bandits
N an automobile held UP the First
National Bank OF Dyer this morning.
an" escaped with $4,000. Including
so'ooV IN cash and $1,000 in govern
meht bonds. They He'd toward Chi
caE'. Dyer is near tho Illinois. Iud,.
ana border. eishr miles south az l.. M
mond InI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
"roor Little Rich Girl Dies.
IBy United News.l

CHICAGO. Oct. l9.-Miliions could
MOI restore health TO little jean stew
art. aged 10. known on chicago's gold
coast as the poor i.ttlc rich girl
ana she died today of 4 disease ot
The hip. from which She had suffered
rom bahyhond.
Jean WAS the daughter az John X.
'tcwar;. millionaire MANUFACTURED.
Both her pnrents died and left lean
nd her sister. Marian. ST.0Di. 0Gn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
iIoId sn In Murder of banker.

tONfEl,S. GA. Oct. 1O.--With the
capture OF Josh PRESLEY. negro ten
ant, OH the farm Of Charles T.. Rca-
en- president Of the Bank of Rock
dale, six negroes now are being held
IN connection with the death Of the
banker. whose body was taken from
the South River. near here. Friday.
Presley was captured yesterday at
The Hcagin plantation. bu. would
make no statement to the county Of
ilccrs when taken into custody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
By United .News.l

LONDON. Oct. l0.-Owncrs OF the
Rowan, tn. small liner, which san!;
in The Irish Sea after n double coi.
fi"i"n Yesterday. have announced
that the official list Of missing Der
sons in the wreck totals -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11

ton" based on II far into the after
noon "r night. In such cases 1t ~
necessary 10 make the int; al cali
cu.nuon on the second high lido
at oid Point for the preceding day
10 obtain the time OF the first high
tide at the desired locality.