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Phillips County herald., 1921-12-16
SIX FooTeR's TROUBLES

Being the tallest man In motion
pictures is not without its difficulties
for Robart Milash. who has one Of
the chief roles in "The Fourteenth
Man." featuring Robert Warwick at
the Peerless, Tuesd-- night. Milash
plays u Scotlar effective. who
pursues the hero shout the pic
ture for the purpose Of handing hin
not handouts. but money! Milash II
six feet seven inches In height At
one point in the action. the camera
man suddenly discovered that In TO-
cussing upon Bebe Daniels, who plays
the leading feminine role and 10 bare.
ly Ave feet tall. he had completely
cut Milash OF from the coiiar up.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-16

The new flag OF Ireland Is said to
he white with red cross of st. Pat.
rick.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-16

BIG TURKEY SHOOT At PAoLi
DECEMBER 20. Everybody come.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-16

FuRs AND HIDES WANTED.
WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
FOR ALL KINDS OF FuRs AND
HipEs.-PAlAcE MARKET.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-16

FuRs AND HIDES WANTED.
WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
FOR ALL KINDS OF FuRs AND
HlpEs.-PALAcE MARKET.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-16

FOR MISSOURI PlPPiN APPLES.
SEE JOHN SCHULZ OR FRED
MILES. SAMPLES AT ANDERSON
CREAMERY. Sit
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-16

Calling cards at this Office.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
.STIlLMAN'S SILENCE
FAILS TO SUPPRESS
SENSATIONAL QUERIES

Poughkaepsie. N. z, June S0.-SiH
more hours Of cross examination fail
ed to break the silence of james A.
shnman. wealthy New York banker,
on every matter having rsference to
his relations with Florence H. Leeds.
former Broadway showstrl, named by
Mrs. Anne U. stillman in her affirma
suit for divorce. All day long. Mr.
stillman replied to question after
question in one set way:
II refuse to answer on the ground
that it might tend to incriminate me"
Stillman's lawyers succeed in bringing
out an affirmative answer. Mr.. Still
man answered their questions only
when they referred to gifts Of Jewelry
Ito his wife. Tonight 1t was announc-
ed that the crossesamination Of The
return to the witneas chair tonior-
row, II his attorneys obtain Referee
aleason's permission for redirect ex-
animation on subjects uncovered dur
ing the crossexamination. 1t was SAID
that Mr.. StiIlmAn's lawyers would
complete their case against Mrs. Still
man tomorrow 80 that all future
iheArings would be devoted to her
counter attack.
An indication of the nature of this
numerous questions which Mr.. Still
man refused to answer. These In
ouiriee 1t was said. sought to bring
out that the banker was intimate with
Mrs. Leeds in New York. on Long
Island. aboard his yacht. the Mod
esty,'' and elsewhere and that she
bore two children. Jay Leeds, thirty
three months old, and another, who
died at birth in 1919.
The defense aleo sought to have the
witness say that he showered Mrs.
Leeds With yewelry, bought her fur
coats. purchased An expensive apart.
nent for her IN New York. established
two trust funds Of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars each for the
former ehcwgirl and her son. and him
self objected to going to Europe last
year, and the year before. because TO
Do SO. would have separated him from
this woman.
Mr.. Stillman was asked n Jay Jeeds
ever called him "daddy''. whether he
denied being the childs father and
II he ever posed n F. H Leeds. and
gave his occupation as secret service
work There were questions concern
ing the drinking Of cocktails and
champagne aboard the "Modesty.
there were others bearing on the &C
cusation made at yesterdays hearing.
that Mrs Leeds conspired to bring
the present divorce action against
Mre Stillman.
But none Of tho questions were
answered.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
kU kLUx kLAM IS
AFTER The \. P.l6AGUE

Sioux Falls. e. D., Juns H.-fhs ku
Elux Kim has been organized In
South Dakota. with the avowed pur-
pose OF fighting all species Of radical
.. reporter Of . local paper By q man
claiming TO Re shs state commander OF
the Elsr. this evening.
After being sworn TO secrecy regard.
ing the names Of the commanders and
of the men whom, ne hse already en-
rolled In the Khan. the reporter was
told that IN. prime purpos. Of tho or
sarixa'ion IN South pako.s. WAS that
Of opposition 10 the non rsr'iss n
league I, was particularly emphasized
hv the commander fhs, the Khan ala
not propose 10 gain ita ends by violence
and intimidation. but thru legal
means n II yumored that Imperial
Wizard Simmons Of Atlanta. Ca. the
supreme head oS the Eu Ktur klan.
has visited Sioux Falls within the last
week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
APPROPRIATION BILL
TIEO UP N SENATE

washine eton. .. C.. June so.-objec-
lions to house reductions IN the naval
appropriation bill today tied UP the
measure IN the senate and with all
appropriations pAnding with the hses1
year at midnight tonight. caused
technical lsps~ Of fund.- F1nsi dis
position OF the bill tomorrow was the
aim and hope Of leaders Of both the
senate and houss but they were pre-
pared 70 rush thru an emergency Yeso-
luton continuing presen. .svsi srpro-
priations. should the deadlock con-
tinue
Num.rou. .ocnferenc.. were held to-
day between Senate leaders and 4. WAS
finally decided to throw the entire
matter into the senate tomorrow with
she result stili m doubt. Senate or
position 20 the house conference report
was largely on two items. elimination
cf all provisions 70, sirrlans corriers
and house amendment broadening
the navy retirement Law no 50 10 ex-
tend regular retirement pay and other
PRIVILEGES 10 enlisted men - we'll ~
cfYfesrp Of the reserve corps E1imins-
,icn of appropriations for the Sand
Point. Washington. aviation bsse. also
me, objection.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
PRESS STRIKE CAUSES
FILING OF LAWSUIT

Chicago. nj. June so.-An ar1eVed
unauthorized strike by ?oa pressnnen
IN fhs printing snop .. the cun.o-
Hanneesrry company. publishers. re-
suited today In the h',ne OF IN. praN-
c!pe OF t"ono suit srsins. the Chi
caEo Printing and rressm.r's union
No. ard eight offoiais and agents Of
The union.
Trouble "a said 20 hsv. started over
the printing ~ tho western edition
OF ~ssklv magazine At who's. main
plant. there was n pressmsn's strike.
fresidsnt George L. Berry % The In
'crnn.ioral Printing FRESHMAN Assis-
'anis' union. announced today how
ever that the local organization had
no rirh, to cali tn. strike and .hs.
the international organization -ould
assist in manning the oompany's pres
sss. He ADDED that the Chicago local
had loet its charter by its action.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01

Chieftain want ads. bring results,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
DIAGNOSIS GIVEN
OF BUSINESS STATUS

Warrington. y. C.. June so-June
business activities IN the United
States although showing an aeoelisr-
alton in price declines were ciassed -
'inconolusive" With respect TO prob
able future Developments. BY the
monthly review Of federal reserve
hoard issued today. The hoard con-
Guided tina. =. 10 sviden. the close of
the resd1ustment period has not yet
hAen reached" In some iinss Of husi-
ness. notably iron and eteel
The iron. she hoard said. ~ - now
eenerAlly believed further readjusf-
ment OF waSes and pricea 10 likely to
occur and that incrsased activity In Il
wiii certainly not be noted before
autumn
In several branches Of domestic
trade the board said. the month Of
June 10 usually . psriod Of relative
auist and temporary reaction and
such recession - he's occurred ~ evi.
IDENTIFY only seaaonai'
Unemployment continued prsc'ic-
ally unchanged the report sa3d wi.h
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01

o~fne 10 lack Of business bet,
y" and ~ Hritish sh,ps ar. lying
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
Houdon's Statue Copy OF
George Washington

tonacn. Eng. June H-fby The As
seeissed PresO-rh. bronze copy of
Houdon's marble statue 81 George
Washington. the original Of which
s.snds in the ro.unds Of the state cap
.toi OF Virginia at Richmond. was un-
vesisa In rrsssissr sausr. today a.
N. Gif, OF Virginia 10 Great Britain.
The sif, vss accepted BY Earl Cur
zon. British secretary OF state for for
e,en snsirp on behalf Of the Britieh
eovsrnmen. ana people
Min Judith Brewer ~ vir refnis
pulled the ssYine vh'rr Ye1sssed the
Union JACK and tse stais and stripes.
forming the veil which covered the
statue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01

|slight tendencies to bstterment. noeA-
6ly IN Agriculture"
''Hesitstfou IN purohAs4ng'' Shs
board said. marked all the channeAe
OF distribuNon. With httie improve
ment IN exports but IN banking thArs
was noted = steady growth Of strength
and liauidity."
The receives OF the federal reserve
ha nks have been much enlarged" the
board said. while sh.ir outstantins
liabilities have BEEN reduced. Federal
reserve notes. outstanding have con-
tsnued TO shrink and interest rstss
have become morn moderate during
the month
A tendency toward the evening mp
of pyiees'' IN d.stYfbusive channels. tha
board said. vas noted durink the
month. resulting In the passing on Of
price reductions 10 the consumer IN
the form Of lower retail pscflta''
THIS was coupled with downward
notifications Of freight ratsa. In
Rensrai me board found the month to
BE- a period Of Transition with s~aecns.
recession IN many industries and con
tinued downward re4d1usfmsnt In
others while ~tsh productive prospects
fsvoss bic and prfces apparently reach
ing = condition OF greater STABILITY.
the outlook for autumn tra1e arps asa
reasonably eneours einG.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
DEMPSEY SENDS HOME
THE milk FACTORY

Sal, Lake City. Utah. June 81.
w-hs;soever may hesail Jack Dempsey
Saturday II " a certainty that ma
mother and his sister are assured Of
an sbundsn; supply Of milk and but
ter
Today there was delivered 20 the
Dempsey home in Bait Lake q prize
winning Jersey mich COW. The ami
mai Is q present from Jack 10 his
mother. Mrs. Cecilia Dempsey.
According TO the former owners
s,s'istice. the cow produces asvsn gal
Ions OF milk = day and Il pounds OF
butter a week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
SOCIETY AND BUSINESS
MAN IN AUTO CRASH

psllou. Denver society man. rss scr
iousiy injured and three other per-
sons Narrowly escaped injury is'e 30
dsy when two large automooiies
crashed together a, Ssvea,h avenue
and Williams street In the Snuth
Denver residence district Baiiou who
wse riding In the automobile. driven
hv Eugene Niiiiksn. Denver business
man. sustained severe lscerstions Of
the head. shoulders ard arms. Daniel
Tche- was driving the machine which
coiiided with the MiIliksn car. Both
he and Max voidsn. who was riding
~ish him. escaped without = scratch.
Milliken also vss uriniuted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
IMPORTANT OFFICIAL |
CHANGES TAKE PHI
Denver. yun. sc.-c>snr. I,

Denver. June so.-Cssnsae IN
federal offioes In Denver taxi. I
'emorrc- the hesinniAg Of .hS sc~l
mcnf fiscal year when frank " n
bert becomes internal revenue cd
tor for the District q ConfaAo.
Robert J. Grant beconpAe sop<
tendent OF the United etAAso I
here. Other changes - the nav
n,irnsustion will b made at I'D
ouens dstss As the varied tsem1
office expire.
Acting internal revenue Cole ~soS
M"-auiey. ~hc has hasn In chl
OF the local burebY since me rssiX
tion OF Mark A. Skinner. 81 JanS
I. hss been aproin;sd chSof Asl
collector. Thomas AnneaF. sap}
tendeht Of the Denver mint for
iAst eight yesrs. rse.rss from q
tonight
John q e~resn. Republican n
Der Of the fecens Ierisiasure. vn5
tsy formally elected fury oomf
sionsr 10 succe~d Mr.. Ho~NerI
Owing 70 lack Of business hs,-,
$40 and ~ sri'ish sh,ps ar. lying
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
EmbezElement Charges
In State OF Montana

H.iens Mont. June &C. n Fort
man former postmaster here. ~es in
hiesed TO-DAY By the federal grand
Jury on charges Of sEitefsiement In
connection with var ssvire etampe
sn1 esftncssee One count charged
embefsiement Of ga IN savinep stamps
ana three o.hers alleged that war
saving -~-''s.-sses hsf been altered.
John A Urconcwics former neesf
seers of the foreet service ~ Mics ouls.
Mont, IL charged with emtezsline
S.fssso In smother Indictment returned
today. rfhs no~ics, who hse pie AIDED
guilty to the charge before . United
States commissioner at Missouis wac
ordered brought here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01

Mrs. Nina LAwton has been az
pointed Assistant TO Ralph Block In
Goifvyr's ess.ern scenarso depart
msrf.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
Asi. N. J. Cseaelly ssruins oeds-

Maj. N. ]. Connolly. forms sx-
plosives of'icer IN the u. s. army.
has saved the government S10.-
coo 900 By securing reversai Of the
I The. N munitions. INT ana pier;e
acid, are nov Being used IN road
building and for distribution among
the farmers. II Il were dynamits
instead Of the modified TINT :hs
major were burning both he and
the eameramsn would be among the
missing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-07

Mrs. F. J. Nesseler. 90 Sixth stres.
will entertain the Loyal Women
Thursday afternoon. Sunday,
March 20. will be family night At
the church.
Flfteeath Avenue ChristianHThe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-07
|FIl JR

II I panl1et - The Edge !,
1. Girls will meet with
80. 41sh Forty fourth
s.serow evening It 1::50.
aryices have been post
- that all may attend
2srv conference q the
iS1 church in Moline on
evening. Mrs.. - B.
r. Tnrty-third street. will
Is th6 ladies' aid society
lesnoon.
,rtist- This syaning It
~ rnstees will meet In tho
Sfr. i. H. First in the Rob-
lIding and tomorrow eve
eybody's bible class will
estine at the city mission.
hi mission conference will
M n re First Baptist church
.ssss wednesday afternoon and
B0y Scout troop No. s
- thursday evening At 1880
~ workers class will meet
sfternoon with Mrs. ]. T.
IN Thirty first street. The
"A eommittee will meet In the
- annex Friday evening at
e.lrsl ACCOMPLISHMENTS
,se he intermediate Christian
sssar society will hold a busi-
shd social meeting at the
~ md the Central ladies'
s.snInster guild will meet with
y. m Hemenway. 1920 Twenty
6 street. Rev. Dupont La
,sslsA, ! missionary from Tur-
mi i've a talk, his subject
|. I. Armenia and Turkey" The
s,sthly meeting OF the board of
1900 viii be held tomorrow eye-
~ i the home OF c. W. Motz.
,ni thirteenth street. The regu-
/, ,f,yef meeting services will be
81 Wednesday evening at 1880.
"A N subject will be Trimming
4 Iiahts There will be a month
\ seeting Of the session at the
~ Of prayer meeting. A work
nesdrg will be held at the church
n n ladies' aid society Wednes-
IL aitsrnoon and Saturday after
,ocu tho Mary Kelly Westminster
hiM viii meet with Miss Raphael
|r1dts, ~ Twelfth street. Mrs. E.
n Gtrrsof 1912 Fourteenth-and-a-
hR street will entertain the Cen
ii ladies' bible class at 8 O'Clock
friday afternoon.
Iselway Presbyterian - This
raing the four Presbyterian
durches have invited the sister de-
nminations to be their guests at
suadway at s o'clock to hear DR.
Hush Black. Tomorrow evening
4 7:30 the boy scouts will meet
nd Wednesday at 4 o'clock the
Junior girls and boys Christian
lMuvor societies will meet. The
nM-week service will be held We'd
Da1day evening at 1880. Friday
ttsfpoon at 4 o'clock the prepare
wy class will meet in the Sun.
~ school rooms.
SPENCER Memorial Methodist -
The second division of the ladies'
|N society will meet with Mrs. NJ
Nearly. S12 Forty-fourth street
|hmorrow afternoon and the Boy
Iusts will meet in the evening al
|'@ Wednesday evening there viii
u prayer meeting in the church
|aaowed by Sunday school boart
|lsing at parsonage. The officia
|hard nesting and choir rehearsal
|Hll be held Thursday evening, AM
thursday afternoon the woman
|aame missionary society will hol'
Ne mite box opening at the hom
n Nrs. H. c. Sutley. GA Forfeit
'tset There will be a program
I'd oil members and friends ar
cttilly invited.
Ssuh Park Presbyterian-Thi
snins the Christian Endeavor vii
bid 1 monthly business and socia
netting and tomorrow evening tn
Wiling Workers will meet wit
n ]. ". Armstrong, 1922 Thrift
q street. The Juniors will hav
aaalhtion Of the new officers an
|uaduation services for those VIII
. into the intermediate societ
xMnesday afternoon at 4:15. Pray
q meeting will be held at 7:3
Wednesday evening at the church
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-07

Memorial Chrdstian-A coffee,
sponsored by the Queen Esther
guild will be held tomorrow after
noon and evening At tho home OF
Mrs. Harry Frey, 1916 Twenty
eighth street. The mid-Week SER
vices will be held Wednesday even
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-07

~" Methodist - Miss Florence
~ Us Fourteenth stxeet. will
ain the Standard Bearers this
s At 7:3o and Wednesday
Sat Tao the mid-week SER
= prsise and prayer will be
n the church. All officers
Meners are asked to attend
eay school night" Wednesday
The monthly meeting OF
.nodist man under the ans
g the mans Bible class viii
. Thursday evening at $3.50,
slecial program has been ar
S Tor the occasion. At 7:3O
m soIy evening the Boy Scouts
aold their regular meeting.
evening at 1880 there viii
special sst-to-gether meeting
- home q Mrs. J. r. Robin
=, 80 Twentieth street The wo-
n foreign missionary society
n g hostesses to the woman's
Missionary society, the Queen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
SID HATFIELD FIRST
OF THE DEFENDANTS
TO GO ON STAND

Williamson. ". Va. March St "hn-
-, .,r N. L.,.rsc m rne Mat-wan gun
urhr ir.al here worked throughout sun
d,y rNar ming rro witnesses. t'rohapN
~. .rn or them wi! ~ paced on IN"
.,,rL ia h"ha' { ~ IN" seventeen MAT
uan.ans accused Of Song imp''dted IN
me death or Albert =. I"i,s. BALD" m
F,,ts detective. during tho baltic last
MAY. counsel annonn"H"
Tho sunlmuns cf tho .a'"st witnesses
nrrr'udss IN" ii"a - any ~ IN" n"-
PENDANTS tcsr.f>. >.ng before Wednesday
next. :. j. ton'r. attorney Tor IN" &C.
rrrsr. sad II" stated also that ms
cd, would rrst p-"t,ah,y ~ next Fri
dav.
Tha number Of rcbut;al witnesses m"
s,.,c vii cal X not known. bu: II Is
,.nn.cd.d inc.r number WI! b" r." ana
.b.,- lest rrorv brief. ma kinG tn; case
,.o,,:nu. ro- At lna<. Ten moro court
days unlrNa unforeseen circumstances
arise.
rbc defense took ur Us sid" "t the
.,s, March :. and 20 date = has uS"d
r.arlr forty witnesses. The testimony
or ;hn majority has been used as re-
bu,,.i - safes evidence.
Thcr. has been rru"n speculation as
n who w. bn tn" Irst d"'"ndan' -
,,l tho jury his story OF IN" hal'!" n
ub,,,n l:r''s and 81 other faInp'n-
FOLKS dctcc:j,cs and ;nr"o "it2"nF "cT"
slam. ,n;low,rg tn" eviction Of miners
AZ Ma'"wan.
Counsel - the" w"r" not r-"rhr"o
n say With ono "f ~" moUntain"crS
would TESTIFY frs. but It v'as Hndc-'
.,nod from 'h"-" ".oeelr Interested IN
Tho trial that SID Hatfield. r-'n" pa a.
rerdanr. would taho the stand nei"r"
arY others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

London. March 6 tEy ;he Associated
H-cS%)--.tn uncIpec; ed and protraot-
ed meeting Of chc supreme council. for
which ;hs British prime minister and
other allied representatives had - ="
hastily recalled from country visits.
has followed the informal conterenc"
which Mr.. Lloyd George. and F~ern:"-
BRAND had with pr. S;mons. tho Ger
man foreign secretary. saturday and
has ed 10 hopes ;ha; N" Germans
might be prepared 10 submit more a.
ceptable proposals. part!cular!I as
there has been great activity among
the German delegates throughout IN"
day ana many informal conferences
with Ihe allied experts.
The Germans. however. seem s'i!! 10
be awaiting instruct 'on$ from Berlin.
They wcre prepared to-day only 70
make certain suEgesuonS regarding
the method Of raymcnt OF ~" rrpara-
tons. wA:ch the allies wee Lnah'" u
consider az q basis Tor decs;or.
Among o;hcr suggestions e; appears
that Dr S.morS proposed i reduction
cf me !" per cent cN7ori duty on Ter
man goods 20 o. pe- cent. and 20
iuct:on IN tho 'crr Of forty -tT" years
,o- the payment for annutieS. \"
his suggestions. however. v"re ""nd'-
,iona' upon Germany beng allowed :"
retain Upper SIleS;a. T&;s allies con-
s:der wholly una"ct ~ thl" and :" n
.ormed IN. Germa delegates io-n'Sht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
UHR|CHSv|U[E SAFE ROBBERS
SOUGHT BY WHEELING POLICE
St. LOuiSanS In Final
Tribute to Mr.. Clark

81. Louis Mo. March 6 THOUSANDS
am today and paid homage :" champ
Clark
Tho SPECIAL tram heanns the body
arrived from Wash .ngton shortly at.er
p m. Il was scheduled 10 arrive an
hour carrier. bu; Was delayed when
terminal engine jumped The tracks.
killing y'ardm1n.
The BODY Vas ,onrcy~i - IN" "itr
ball. where il lad IN stat" UNTIL II p
m. Departure 20. Rowing Green. Ms
SoUri. the s.atcsmanS nome. VII p
held al ?. m.
The seriousness Of the occasion was
enhanced i! tLc lncicmcnt Traihcr ru'
IN. rain slackeneL as the raskc: was
taken from mon stat.Nu and renamed
Dba,cd un:ii the iun"r1t procession
marched 10 the c'tY nall.
4 double Inc ur pot" vainlH at
,.mo,cl to ho.d back tho crowd which
.a,hercd at tho CRY hal. and scr; 'ces
o. soldiers from jefferson barracks.
who nad acted as guard o! honor.
urrc rcou.sttioned 10 assist the police
Tho procession from Inion station
WA headed py mount ~ poiIcc, who
usre followed in III" order named. ~
, battalion Of regulars. company Of
national Euardsmen. tho htars". Ma
>onIc surd Of horror Spr'nkiinE or
- x Veterans. and a C!t'Zens guard
OF honor headed 10y Mayor Ne! and
former Go.crnors Francis. MAJOR and
Gardner
Autonohiles followed ine cit'zrns
guard anb carried United states Srna-
tors Spencer and Reed and DINER mem
her, o. II. congressional delegation
from wash n gtou.
Governor Hyde. detained IN jefferson
ri,y. .telcsrapned former Governor
Francis to act as official representa-
tive Of tho state
Numerous Moral offerings were sent
he local admirers and fraterna! and
civic organization"
The m!l.ta? guard accompanied ~"
BODY to tho train and stood watch
throughout the night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
81 Executions Follow
Mutiny Of HungarianS

Vienna, March MutinH among
members o. the Hungarian garrison NJ
Raab resulting in the killing or TWO
orncerS and tn" execution Of thi-ty-"''"
mu,ineers. I, reported in d!spat chcs re-
ccived hero.
According 10 the press accounts, me
trouble started when flogE'nS OF SOW
eral soldiers was ordered by Earou
Eivas and Count Way.
Other soldiers protested agains, IN"
HorEtnE. and sho, two officers. Hho mad
drcxn ,h.,- reyolve-s 20 Que'l IN" dis
order
Tho mutineer. than barricadad them'
selves IN Their barracks. and artillery
was brought up and trained upon them
TIC nutlneers arr said 10 hav" Surren-
dad upon receipt or an offer oC an
munity. but. according 10 the accounIS'
th.v ver- shot a. SoHr as they gave
~, ns.,vex m Tire r1c~u,ei included
two captains who Sympathlzcd with
the mutine,nS