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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-03

Ions at the Legislative session bez
ginning January 10. also will COM
slider soldiers bonus bill.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Buclller Attack
Branded False
By Rabbi Wise
Noted Jewish Leader De.
nounces Hylan Aids
Attempt to Drag Reli-
gion Into the Campaign
Cites Record of Curran
Calls Charge He Is ''Henry
Ford's Candidate" for
Mayor Dastardlv One

The attempt Of the Hylan forces to
inject religious issue into the munic-
ipal campaign through the statement
of Rabbi Samuel Buchler, Mayor Hy-
lan's Deputy Commissioner of Public
Markets, that Henry II. Curran was
Henry Fords candidate for Mayer"
was forestalled yesterday by Mr.. Cur
ran. He said it showed how low the CD
position were willing to stoop in the
campaign. Rabbi Stephen s. Wise is
sued statement denouncng the ac-
ton Of his fellow rabbi as "a dastard1y
thing DR.. Wise declared that Major
Curran was incapable o. religious
prejudice or racial animosity.
My opponents have told me-" said
Mr.. Curran, that the campaign would
be dirty row. That is just what it
is when Mayor Hyans appoints q
stoops so low as to drag religion into
politics. Deputy Commissioner Buch
ler's falsehood is an insult to evcry
man and woman Of religious faith in
New York City,
Copies Of letter written by Bor-
ough President Curran on July %
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Negro Gives Girl Lift in
Auto, Then Shoots Her
College Student Hit Several
Times by Bullets; Chauffeur
Arrested as Suspect
Special Dlspatch to TAe Tribur


BALTIMORE. Oct. 13.-An hour after
Mss Marta Lyon, Goucher College
senior, twenty-one years old, of Glen
RiGge, N. j., had been shot several
Tines by a negro who attempted to at
tack her oday on Rogers Avenue near
the old Court road, Samuel Smith,
negro, Of Catonville, employed as q
chauffeur by William ]. Flannery, OF
Maple Avenue, Mount Washington, was
arrested by the police of the Northern
district and charged with the crime.
The shooting took place when Miss
Lyon attempted to escape from an
automobile in which she had accepted
ne offer Of a ride to the city at the
invitation Of the negro driver. One
bullet struck her in the mouth and dis
odged two front teeth. Others struck
her in the head, tearing away part Of
the scalp; in the arm and in the neck
She was taken TO the Maryland General
Hospital, where physicians say she Will
recover.
Smith was arrested at Flannery's gar
age, wnere he WAS cleaning an auto
mobile which tallies with the degcrp-
ton given by Miss Lyon of that driven
by her assailant. The negro denies the
charge and says that at the time Of
attack, 1890 o'clock, he was working
~ the garage
Smith was taken to the hospital but
Mss Lyon was unable TO. identity him,
aying he was dressed differently from
the man who shot her.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

1921, to DR.. Nehemiah Mosessohn. ed-
tier of THE Jewish Tribune" were
given out at coalition headquarters,
In the letter Mr.. Curran commented
on the article in THE Jewish Tribune
on The President and the Anne rican
Jewry,7 and said that President Hnr-
ding's sentiments, as set forth in the
article, were those which his fellow
citizens had a right TO expect from a
man of the Presidents caiibcr:
"intoleFance is. Ignorance" wrote
it before, this truth would have been
bone home to me from my experience
during the way. In tho TTth Division, ia
which l served, saw New York City
boys, Jew and Gentle, rich and poor,
face without Ainching every peril Of
battle for the sake of their common
country. Intolerance is just as much
Un~American, now We are at peace, as
it would have been on the fighting line
in France"
Rabbi Wise's statement follows in
part:
at seems impossible to believe ths.
Rabbi Buchler who is Deputy Commis-
sioner of Markets under the Hylan
regime. should have made the state
mcnt attributed to him in the news
papers of Wednesday, October IL:
Major Curran is Henry Ford's candi-
date for Mayor If Rabbi Bucher
made this statement-and I most ear
nestly trust for his own sake that he
did not-he has committed crime
against the Jews of New York and all
America.
''Everyonc who knows Major Curran,
whether he is to vote for him or not,
knows that Curran is man who is
incapable Of religious prejudice or
racial amin ity Major Curran fought
with and by the side of the Jewish
boys in France and he respects and
henors them as his brave fcllow-Ameri-
cans
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Major Runyon Gets
Divorce; Desertion
Charge Is Upheld
Shared House Since 1913,
but She Refused to Live
as Wife, Former Aide
TO Persl,ing Tells Court

Vice Chancellor Lewis terminated
the suit for absolute divorce brought
in Jersey City by Major Henry W..
Runyon, prominent New Jersey lawyer,
against Mrs. Edna II. Runyon when he
announced that he would grant Major
Runyon a divorce On the ground of
willful and continued dcsertion. The
major was formerly judge advocate
general at General Pershing's head
quarters in France.
The testimony of Major Runyon,
which was substantiated by the Run
Won family physician, Dr.. Henry
Spence. of Jersey City, was to the ef-
feet that since 1918, while occupying
the same house, Mrs. Runyon had re-
fused to live with him as his wife.
The vice -chancellor's announcement
of his decision was brief. He made no
reference to custody Of the children. A
full written decision would be given in
a few days. he said.
Major Runyon testified that since the
week following their marriage his wife
had wanted divorce. In 1913, during
trip to Europe for his health, he said,
she forced an agreement that after they
though continuing to occupy the same
house. When he pleaded with her to
live with him as his wife, the maj jor
testified, Mrs. Runyon said it WAS inn
possible, as she was IN love with an
other man and such course would be
unfair to the other man and to Major
Eunyon.
In May. 1917, Major Runyon test-
ned, Mrs. Runyon urged him to let her
have separate apartment in New
York. She had insisted, he SAID, that
he furnish her grounds for divorce
and threatened to disgrace him when
he refused. On one occasion, he said,
she descended the stairs clad only in
her nightgown and said she was going
out in her automobile.
at was very cold night Major
Runyon testified, $50 l seized her in
my arms and carried her upstairs,
pinioning her so that she could not
scratch me. The next morning she
exhibited bruises on her arms to the
children and told them that they were
caused by their father striking their
mother"
The Runyons were married in New
York in 1925. There are four children.
Life Term for Priests Slayer
REDWOOD CITY. Calf, Oct. 13.~-
William A. HightoWer was found
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

san FRANCISCO. Oct. 13.-Roscoe
c. Arbuckle entered plea here to-day
CT not guilty to the charge Of man
slaughter filed against him in conncc-
tion with the death of Miss Virginia
Rappe. Arbuckle's trial was set for
November Z.
Charles Brennan, Arbucklc's attor-
ney, asked that the trial start ,1ovem-
her 10, and as Milton T. u'Eren, As
sistant District Attorney, wanted Octo-
Der 10, November Z was set as COM
promise.
Dispositions to be used at the trial
were being obtained by defense coun-
sci from persons residing in several
parts Of the United States and could
not be obtained by October 81, Bren-
nan said.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Anonymous Note Snuffs Bomb
I'm Chicago Federal Building

at first, but the information spread
through all departments and practically
paralyzed business.
The warning message was written in
Italian on rough, aoiled paper, but it
received immediate attention. in view
Of the fact that former warming was
followed by an explosion that killed
four persons and wrecked the north
end of the same building.
Although the detectives still insist
no bomb was discovered, it is said the
destructive agent was found in the
dome. Had it exploded it would have
been tremendously more destructive
than had it been exploded on the
ground floor, as it would have caused
the heavy supcrstructure to crash down
on the main building
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Big Mike'Laqlra
Suspended as
LeO's Assistant
Deputy Street Cleaning
Commissioner and Demo-
cratic Candidate for Sher-
i'll Kings Is Dropped
Assault Case Involved
Reported to Have Used His
Influence TO Have Judge
Release One of His Men

Deputy Street Cleaning Commits
sioner Michael Laura, of Brooklyn, was
suspended last night by Street Com
missioner Leo at the conclusion of a
conference in the Office OF District
Attorney Lewis. Both the Street
Cleaning Commissioner and Laura were
present at the meeting. Within a few
minutes after Laura emerged from the
District Attorneys Office, Commissioner
Leo admitted the formers suspension,
but refused to discuss it.
Laura, known in Brooklyn as "Big
Mike" who lives at 265 Union Street,
is the present Democratic candidate
for Sheriff in Kings County. Within
ralf an hour Of the meeting in Dis
trict Attorney Lewis's office news Of
the suspension had spread through the
downtown district and Democratic
circles were seething with excitement.
Laura has been Deputy Street Clean
ing Commissioner since Mayor llylan's
election and is a leading light in the
Obcrdan Club.
Although District Attorney Lewis ad-
mitted Laura's suspension by Commits
sioner Leo, he would make no further
statement with regard to the matter,
saying an investigation was being made.
1t was learned later. however, that
the Commissioner recently notified the
District Attorney he desired him to
sault on q man named kelleher, con-
nected with the Street Cleaning De
partment According to statements
made last night, an attack was made
on Kelleher by McManus when the lat
tor refused to associate himself with q
union being organized within the de
partment.
After Kelleher had been knocked un-
conscious while at work in stable OF
he department situated in Butler
Street, between Fourth and Fifth ave-
nues, Brooklyn, Commissioner Leo
launched an Investigation which result
ed in his demand that McManus be
proceeded against for assault. Nc
Magistrate Casper j. Liotta in Flat
bush court last Tuesday and the case
was adjourned to yesterday, when the
MAGISTRATE reserved decision after hear
ng both sides.
According to the story circulated last
night, information reached District At
torney Lewis that before the McManus
case was called in Flatbush Magistrate
Lolita received a telephone message
rom man who said:
II AM talking for Mike Laura. Any
influence he has he wishes exercised
n this case on behalf of McManus."
Commissioner Informed
When this came to the knowledge of
the District Attorney, it was said, he
sent for Commissioner Leo. The Com
missioner arrived and Laura was called
IN. The three remained closeted until
after 6 o'clock. 1t was later said
Laura admitted knowing of the mes
age telephoned in his behalf. but said
&c was not responsible for it.
Magistrate Liotta said last night he
hadn't heard word of Laura's suspen-
sion or the story connected with it
He said no telephone message had beer
received by him or by any one for
aim so far as he was aware in connec.
ton with the McManus Kelleher case.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

Fights Preference Measure
Mrs. Bacon Urges Defea. of
Civil Service Proposal
Mrs. Francis II. Bacon, cheirIrsn of
the New York and New Jersey section
OF the women's department Of the Ma
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Spccial Dispatch 10 The Tribune


CHICAGO. Oct. l3.- After receiving
an anonymous warning that the Federal
Building, when houses the Central
Postoffice and many other epartments
would be blown up police made hasty
search and discovered a bomb timed TO
explode at $3.50 o'clock this morning
just when all employees would be at
their posts and corridors would be
filled with people.
The entrances OF the building were
immediately closed and all but one of
the elevators were shut down. while
detectives searched every nook and
corner OF the great building. All per
sons entering were questioned and
many we're searched. Extraordinary
efforts we're made to suppress the news
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

democratic and says that it would 4s..
up against US a specially privilersSs
Glass; seo
She said the measure would prer... j.
women from entering the civil serv;case :
fremen and policemen who could w.
go to war would stand less chance os W
promotion. VI
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Negro Flogged as ''Pecper"

LONGVIEW, Tcx, Oct. 13.-Charles
Hagler, negro employee of local
hotel, was seized by masked men last
night, taken to the country and so
severely flogged has was unable to re-
turn to work to-day. 1t was said the
masked band charged Haglcr with hav-
;ng ''peeped" into homes Of citizens.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

tional Civic Federation, yesterday issued
aH srp.al II ell woman voters to de-
iaa. Iha constitutional amendment at
the coming state election which wouid
give war vetereNa preference in ap-
poirt-nent and prornstion in the civil
service Of the state
Mira. Bacon calls the measure un-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

guilty to-day of first degree murder
with recommendation to life imprison-
ment by the jury in the case IN which
he was charged with the murder Of
Father Patrick Z. Heslin, of Colma,
Calf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

tOIiSGl"
Lila Lee. Jack Holt and Charles
oric are IN. three screen stars who
make After the Show" the produc-
ton at the Coliseum one OF the most
delightful dramas OF the year.
A dccrcpit old doorkeeper loves a
young girl whom he has helped to
gain place In the theatre. The
title writer calls that protective"
love and the love OF the girl for
him "adoring love"
A hacker OF the show, n man.
abouttown. Is cnamored OF the girl.
She falls in love with him. That In
called the love OF desire"
Things go on until the girl must
choose between the old man and the
young man. The "love OF desire"
triumphs and the girl goes 10 a
house party given by the man.
abouttown. The old man follows.
At the party he seizes a wine bot.
tie. breaks II and plunges it's jag.
ged edge into his wrist
There Is touching scene. The
young MN gives his blood 20 the
old man. The TRANSMISSION saves the
latter's life.
old man forgives. Ans well that
ends well.
LIBERTY
Charlie Chaplin Is rolling In the
laughs at the Liberty this week
where he is playing in The Idle
Class" his latest comedy.
The Idle Class contains many
features not hitherto seen In Chap.
lin comedies. While Charles appears
in many OF the scenes clad In his
regulation attire. later he dons the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Fairbanks to
Sell or Lease
PaIatial Home

Los ANGELES. Oct. 10.--Doug
and Mary plan to stay abroad sin
definitely"
The palatial Fairbanks home with
its i2h acres Of beautiful grounds.
is "for sale or lease" according to
display adver uscments In today's
Los Angeles newspapers.
Mr. and MRS. Fairbanks plan 20
spend at least half Of every year in
Paris" was the brief statement given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

feet Of film. And she simply cannot
make up her mind whether TO marry
Rene. who dances adorably and
smokes violet cigarcts. or the viriie
Tony. who has rough habits and who
doesn't dance and who smokes a
pipe.
Sho tries 10 elops with the very
very nice boy. But. OF course. the
buriy Tony. with his cavc-rnan tactics
OF love, just naturally pursucs them
and dFags Nan into his speedster and
carries her OFF to his forest shack In
Maine and locks her I'm a room to
make her behave.
You can finish the story yourself
Certainly, she wouldn't talk To him
But how masterful he wasi And fin.
ally he makes her cook HIS break.
fast and darn HIS socks and wash hia
clothes. Sort OF a trial marriage
giving her chance TO try out tho job
and see II she could perform such
connubial tasks satisfactorily.
That decides her. No sissy boy hus.
band for her. She wants a real man
like Tony--who makes her give up
vamping in favor OF the frying pan.
BLUE MOUSE
Something new on the screen. a
tremendous and thrilling fight TO the
death revealed only IN the struggling
figures of two furious men SIT.
houetted against tho paper walls Of
a Chinese wedding chamber. In pre-
Frntcd In The Cup OF Life Thorn
an N. Ince'n big drama. which II
showing at the Blue Mouse this
week.
The spectacular battle II wared BY
Hobart Bosworth. powerful. tall and
with muscles OF steel. and Niles
WEIGH. a younger man. lighter than
his opponent. yet sufficiently skiliful
and dexterous to wage an equal com.
bat.
The plot evolves around a mag.
nificcnt pearl. smuggled from the
Dutch fisheries. BY Bully Brand. n
daring and notorious sea captain.
Brand makes IL a Gift 10 his son.
who in turn presents II 20 Pain. the
adopted white daughter Of a power.
full Chinese merchant. The Oriental.
under the impression that Brand has
corrupted his daughter with the
gem. evolves dreadful revenge
which Is prevented only by the cour-
agcous action Of the smuggier. com.
prising climax both unexpected
and sensational.
Madge Bellamy Is seen IN tho lead.
ing feminine role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

out at the fairbanks homo.
The Beverly Hills estate. with IT.
ls-room house. is for sale. The Fair
banks properly at Santa Barhara
and the Pickford homo in Los
Angeles will be retained. however"
No statement as to future produo.
ton plans was given out at the FAIR
banks studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

garments OF gentleman OF leisure
and doubles In a number OF scenes
Much OF the action takes place
upon the golf links and in the home
OF a wealthy man. The manner In
which the inimteblc Charles plays
golf ia a scream. His golf bag con.
tains only two golf clubs. but he
manages to play the game neverthc-
less.
Later at masquerade the come
dian plays dual role in one OF
which he wears suit OF armor. He
finds II quite a protection when he
arouses the wrath OF the husband
Of the woman whom he falls for.
The picture In filled with original
comedy stunts and the cast, includ.
ing Edna Purviance and Mack
Swain. is good.
REX
Earle Williams Is featured In TT
Can BE Done" the screen play at the
Rex this week. The story revolves
around a combine of food merchants
who have been gouging the public In
a little American city. Earle VIII.
liams Is seen In the role OF Austin
Crane. author OF series OF super.
Raffies stories. who has made for
himself an enviable reputation. His
style of writing so impressed the
editor OF a local newspaper that
Crane was engaged to write a series
OF articles exposing tho methods Of
the profitcers.
Crane goes at his task with little or
no enthusiasm because one OF the
chief offenders is the father of the
girl he intends to marry. After writ.
ing the first article exposing a sugar
dealer. Crane decides that the meth
DDS are too severe. He therefore
takes matters in his own hands and
shows how II Is possible for one man
to force a general reduction in the
price OF food material without bring.
ing disgrace 10 innocent persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Mother and daughter in the same
film. May Beth Carr. daughter of
Mary Carr. has a role in. new pic.
ture In which the mother is starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

W Wiz THREE MlShEIEEkS
L Is one OF the greatest photo
plays ever projected upon the screen.
Douglas Fairbanks, In the role OF
D'Artagnan flashes thru the scenes
like some wild animal ioaping from
crag 20 crag. Neither windows. nor
wall. nor roofs. nor river, nor
broken bridges are bars 10 his many
conqucsts.
Dumas never imagined a D'Artag-
nan 80 agile as Doug portrays him.
For the sake OF the censors an un.
edifying scene or two IL omitted
The play ends when D'Ariagnan
accompilshes his purpose.
THE Three Muskcteers." as Fair.
banks plays II. Is a spirited story
that holds the interest without let
up from beginning TO end. The
sets and lighting effects are won
dsrfui.
D'Arsagnan was the son OF an
impoverished Gascon nohleman.
Louis XIII was king OF France.
Cardinal Richeiicu was prime minis
ter. The cardinal sought greater
power by separating Louis and
Queen Anne.
D'Artagnan became famous In
day when he helped the three IA
nous musketeers. Athos. Porthos
and Ararnis. eubdue seven Of the
cardinals guards.
He became enamored Of Con
stance. the queens sesmstress.
Louis demanded that his vifr
wear . diamond cissp he had given
her at a state function. This clasp
she had given p the Duke Of Buck
ingham.
Bldden ey Constance. D'Ar'agnan
set out for England 70 regain the
clasp TO save the good name OF hts
queen. The three masksteers wcns
with him, until the three In turn
were disposed OF by the cardinals
agents.
After many risks D'Artaguan rs.
turned to Paris In time for the
queer 10 60 before the king wearing
the diamond clasp. Thus was her
good name saved
WINTER GARDEN
Comedy, character. drawing. TO
nance, sentiment. drama. all have
their part In the big theme OF over
the Hlll." the William Fox classic.
which Is still showing at tho Winter
Garden.
The story. which was taken from
VIII Cartoons poems. rccounts the
Joys and sorrows OF typical mother
who raises a large family OF children.
only to have them. in her old age.
allow her to drift from them. to exc
out an existence on charity. The
black sheep son. however. when ne
discovers the condition. comes to his
mothers rescue. and all ends happily
with the little mother. just like
every true mother that ever lived.
forgiving and forgetting the selfish.
ness and cruelty Of her own flesh and
blood.
Mary Carr gives a wonderful per-
Torrance as the mother.
CLEMyfER
Marie Provost. who recently gradu'
ated from the ranks OF the Sennett
beauty brigade to five-rcei dramas. II
at the Clemmer this week In her first
starring vehicle. moonlight Folhes."
In the play--as Man Rutiedge--she
flirts and vamps her way thru many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
CI.ENNTER

Marie Provost. who recently gradu-
ated from the ranks OF the Sennett
beauty brigade to five-rcei dramas. IL
at the Clemmer this week In her first
starring vehicle. Moonlight Foliies."
In the play--as Nan Rutiedge--she
flirts and vamps her way thru many
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