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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
LEE PLACES STRIKE
RESPONSIBILITY ON
GRIEVANCE BODIES
Trainmcns President Di-
reefs Union Heads Home
TO Meet Committees.
POINTS OUT PAY SCALE
is DUE TO GREAT WAR
Head Of Organization Voting
Walkout Gives Followers
Facts Blun,ly.
LHv Assoriatclrrcss 4.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2g.-if the $4,000
members of the brotherhood o! Rail-
way Trainmcn. more than 40 per cent
"f whom have voted 10 strike. are
supported in their demands by the
grievance committees. a strike will be
ordered
With This parting declaration.
president W. .. Lee dispatched iifty-
seven general chairincn of the unions
To their homes tonieh, with written
instructions to cali their grievance
committees. get their approval or
n'saprr"vai "f the strike vote. and
report back here mcxt week. That
the eric vance committees will ap-
prove the strike was predicted ..t
Gniou headquarters.
l.e" expects 10 act on III. commit
tee instructions b.ior" In. Brother
hoods of Engintcrs. Conductors. I'm
sinemen ana TraInncn and the
Switchm"n'S Union Of North America
have completed the count OF their
$4,000 strike ballots which viii start
here Monday The strike call. how :
ever. he indicated iodoy. Viii provide
for ii waiko1t Of the ,rainmcn whe.,
and II the other unions strike. 4
walkout of one union unsupported ~
the others viii not be Undertaken.
Ice Points Ont Con,IItIonx
Tnat the strike. even>~if ordered.
Will never actually take place. con
'inned 10 lie the prcvaiins Impression
IN uni"n circles today. While Leo
has promised To call the walk out i!
tn" committees 20 dictate. he bluntly
ioid his men in 1t general letter ON
september II that n. would b. rcmiEs
IN his duty 10 he failed to point out
l" them mat wages and workin :;
conditions established since 1918 were
the result Of Il world war such uS
was never before known: tina, gov
crnment reports indicate J.0G1. .000
men out Of WORK; thai nearly all
classes Of labor have been forced "a
acccp; some wage rcductipus: that
tn. pay increases granted them las;
Continued ON Page =. Col G)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
FINGER PRINTS or
2,5OO IN ILLINOIS :
THLAGE T4 EN-
Gfe" picw Mnrshai Beiercs
Slayer of Bank Cashier
Is Sill ia Torn.
tEy Cnitc- Nn,,s !

'i-t'N VIEW. Hi, Sept .a.--rwen-
'!hNc hundred citizens which in
cl""'s all or the voters there are in
ms geT5-marched into the city.
ha!i today [" be finger printed
Somewhere In the village the con
stable believes is tho man who killed
Fred Christensen. cashier OF the Glen
view state Bank. Teli-taIc finger
prints in blood in tile bank were the
only cline.
;" Edwin +. Huecn, president nr
the village. issued a proclamation
calling on every citizen 10 report at
'hc city hall I" have his finger prints
recorded. Eankers. merchants. doc.
tors and every other citizen answered
the call.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
100000 MEMBERS IN
THE .KU KLUX KHAN
i'rnnd Goblin Voluntarily Appcar,
ErForc Officials In CIrveiand
InUuiry

cLEFEl.AND. OHIO. Sept ea. -
There arc appr"xi,na, I"O.o 900 mem
"ers OF the Nu Iilu: i<lan Ia the
United states. Charles W Love. u;
indianapolis. grind goblin OF the or
sani5atinn. with jurisdiction over
ohio. WISCONSIN. Michigan. Illinois.
Indiana. Kentuch.' and Nest Vir-
g.n!a ioid C",ntv Prosecutor Ed
ward c. Stsnt"n ana Chief o. rnlicc
'lfn' " SI1!t;, today
Lave voluntarily appeared before
stanton aud CHIEF Smith. lie said he
cnmo here from Chicaa" when he
Learned that It g..and jury investisa-
;;on hau been ordered.
Love WAS In conference with the
officials for more than four hours.
He PROMISED to produce the hooks and
records "f the local branch tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Generally Conceded Slight
Variation From Original
Canvass Will Result.
ROSE LOSES 10 VOTES:
TRESNON GAINS NINE,
Indications Arc Nominee Of
Democratic Party Won i,y
276 Majority.

fHttin2 in Il solid days work y.s
'erday. the Off recount commits
sioners IN the Rose -Trcsnon cont.s,
completed the canvass Of thlriv-two
precincts. leaving eight yet To he
counted. All day hundreds of in,or-
ested citizens gathered around In.
SttE circuit tourt ante-chamber.
where the recount is being held, and
o'erhowcd All through the City Hall.
il WAS generally conceded that ,her.
would be little material difference
when the count is completed.
y total Of 1888 votes had been
canveSscd when the commissioners
adjourned for the day. OF this ut,m
Der Rose received G.sNi and Tr.su,u
1.l35. giving Rose a majority of 40.
WIN ili ballots going 10 The discard.
ElGht precincts are 10 he counted. am,
inc hS'ir"s given out on election
night from those precincts show that
in them Treancn had majority OF
l.6. The commissioners stated las,
night that To date Rose mad los, ten
from the official returns. and Tresnon
had gained nine. These alone would
plac" Roses iinal majority at a7a in
stead OF 80. as the official returns in :
dicatcd.
y" Material ChnnIe Expected.
During the process %; rccountiu.
IL Was found that at times Rose woiIL
show good gains ana again that Tres
non would leap ahead, so that. uul. So
something glarin. in tn. shane .,f an
error crops NJ. Il would seem that
n" mateTia! change need bc expected
Til" commissioners expect To complete
their WORK this afternoon. The de-
tailed coCnt is here given. witt, tho
unofficial figures from the returns %!
the eight missine precincts:
tlu. Ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Open Rose Fair.
PERSHING REVIEWS
AMERICAN FORCES
Makes Sh"rt ADDRESS 10 Soldiers nj
C"hlcnA Concerning With
drHNynI.
by Associated Press.

con.ENH, Sept. 2?.--on hi- return
acre from Maycncc late this after
noon, General PcrshinS reviewed tac
American forces in Germany at ls!eri
Field. at the confluence o. The Mosc.l,
and Rhine Rivers. After the rcvicw,
General pcrshing delivered q short
speech. saying:
There has been some conjecture
"a. 10 lay mission here. mingled vita
reports OF the withdrawal OF the
American forces in Germany and
their return to the United states.
'iincc most OF you here seem 20
believe that. IL would be II good timo
10 announce to YOU what [ know
concerning the recall OF you boys.
j have made up my mind 10 tel! you
now. ] am going to tell you frankly.
In In all confidence, 1 know noLhlngy
about IT." X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
GIANTS WIN PENzVAN7
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YANXS XSLNCREASELEAD
Big League Results
End One Brain Storm

Major League results Yesterday
stopped AZ least on. brain storm
"t the baseball fans OF America
and brought the end OF another Il
little bit closer. Tho New fosk
Giants are til. pcnn:snt winners
IN the National League. while the
New York Yankees are iuil game
nearer the tile in the American
League.
John McGraw's huskies spent
the day iOllins around ami taking
an occaSiona! glance at the scor.
board. What they SAW when the
last. result was In was that they
had won the championships through
= double dcfeat the st. Louis car
dinals administered Pittsburgh.
their nearest competitors.
Miller liuGEins' Ianks trimmed
the Philadelphia Athletics. ) to y.
ana increased their lead "a full
game when the Chicago White SoN
beat the Cleveland Indians by the
Same score. The Yankees need to
win only one di their three game
TO capture the nag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
MELLON APPROVES
VALUATION PLANS
hr"iarr. tsscsSntrut of Values OF
imr"rt G"o,fS on American Basis
- prnrtIeaI Sten

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2a.-Be!iet
'hat assessment. of values of import
goods on am American value basis
was a practical step. and il included
N ncnilng tariff legislation would
''"rk satisfactorily wns cxnresscd. to-
Jay bN Secretary Mel'oE. The Treas
nrE Sccrct2rS said that Information
now being gathered by custom ex-
perts with relation 10 the American
valuation plan, would bc forwarded
10 the Senate Finance Coni:nittea
niece by piece The first being ex-
psctsd to he in the committees hands
wityin few weeks.
Secretary Mellon. discussing tax
legislation declared reduction in sur
taS, rates, as contemplated in the
pending revenue rovision hill. would
result In D great volume of business.
and therefore greater net return In
revenues. 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
NEED ONE VICTORY
TO CAPTURE FLAG
FROM CLEVELAND
Shawkey's Hurting Gives
Gotham Team Verdict
Over Athletics, so.
BABE RUTH is UNABLE
TO GET INTO CONTEST
Hone-Run King Confined 10
His Bed With Attack of
Influenza.
HARRIS IS Hir 0pronru,n,,
Visitors Gather Nine Hits or ~.
DeitrcrE-'rhrce Are Extrn
bnsc ni0w~.
BABE RUTH is UNABLE
TO GET INTO CONTEST
HARRIS IS "'r orronruNEl.r
'N'tors Gather Nine Hits or ,,I.
DeitrcrE-'rhrcc Arc E:xtr,
nnsc Hi0wS
ny wcs,hr"ol p.e,cr

th!ieh Ncys Star Corresnond.,,
fiiLADEl.PliTA. Sept. %. - Tb.
'"'h'sss fhnAs laid rowdy, hands on
,"hn'c Mack's young men al ,b.
nous reservation called Shibe
'arK. defeating them > to this af-
'erh"on. While the Indians were los.
ing hE the same score To the Whi,.
Sox in Chicago
ms gave the Yanks a further mar
s'h OF one fun game over the InJions
an" II New York wins again To-
morrow and Cleveland loses again
the pennnnt will he in" for III.
fahks' the first in their long history.
me fanke are ready TO begin sign
ing checks against their shares of
the world series receipts. Not n man
on the club believes they can loss
now, although percentages saw other
wise. sl'
Eah Ruth dill not come TO phi,n
"eiphia az he found out this morn
ing he was entertaining a mild but
ehterprisinS culture of the nu. which
gave him Il furious cough and cause
to complain. Manager Miller Hug
gins OF the Sanks professed to b.,
nndisturbed, however, saying this
was minor lcasue Ruc and certain
not to stand the Babes pace. Th.
news of Ruth's disability was kept
out Of baZaars and market places.
however, until after the game began.
lest the few indomitabIcs who still
follow the Athletics on their ever
downward course he deferred from
presenting themselves and their saw
inSS ut the afternoons funeral
\ al tIss
sitting back there on the bench
with 1.-The pricstIy looking Connie
Mack. these Philadelphia Athletics
might deceive anyone. for they wear
regular baseball uniforms, though of
an amatenrish hRe and white; thex-
have spike, on their shoes and gloves
at hand. and "a Juvenile tun,rac!iet of
bats spread out formidably on the
ground before their dugont Even
when coming up 10 the plate they
preserve the illusion, for they rub
their hands in dirt and they wipe
them on their shirts. even as the
notorious Casey oC AIudville
Sometimes the oolder os. them
chance siiteful glare. y teety tut
tut" at the umpire. Rut in the field
their caps FALL OFF. they lose their
s!"NeS' lheir Shoes come united. they
stumble and fall' down. they run in
on long flies and run back on short
ones. and they throw girl-fashion
when they don't forget to throw
NJ all.
II is said they don't get much
money. or even much fun, out OF
all THO. 1t is said that the club Is
so economical that the players have
10 use their bath water twice in the
showers after double headers.
But that may he propaganda put
out by their rivals i'm shame and hu-
mility. the rhiIs of the National
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
NJ or rHEAIiEn'S REEL,
MADE PIuI.II Al. .,,,

/ -'F''7'' isi .tu l'leSS
~ n'N'Iii' SCOTLAND. sept. -,
'eNl OF fr!me Minister I.lovd
orsra reply To tbs latest note from
noun "e valera. w'tci was dis.
ks: ''""'' 'o'-
Sir'-iiis Mnjcsty's governmen,
- S'Neh close ana earnest cons.d. !.
|"''oh 10 thc correspondence which
passed between us since their In i.
|e"''oh 10 YOU 10 send delegates To
conference 1t Inverness.
IN spite OF their sincere desire for
ace ana IN spite Of the more con
|liatorE tvne OF your latest communi-
lions. they cannot enter into ~
inference upon the basis OF this
rres?ondcncc
Guards Agnins: Recognition.
notwithstanding your personol
Surances To the contrary, which
ley much appreciate, il might he
fgucd ~ the future that the ac
Dtpnce Of Il conference on this basis
M involved them in q recognition
hich no British 6nvcrnment can ac-
prd. On this POINT they must guard
:emselves against any possible
Dubt. There is ivh purpose to he
rived by any further interchange OF
tplanatory and areumentativc COM
unications upon this subject. The
,sitiOn taken up by His Majcsty's
overnmcnt is tundamcStal 10 the
>tstencc Of the lIr.tish empire, and
cy cannot altc.' Il.
My colleagues and I remain. how
yer. keeni" anxious to make. in vO-
peration with luur delegates. am
ther determined cn'ort TO cXplofe
very possibility u. settlement by
crsonal discussion,
The proposals which We have a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
r.r.hius ne,icw. rrrncA r"r.-,.

z. .Ns>Oc:ated Frtss-I
MAYENc:. GERMANY. Srnt. .a.---
General John j rershinY. chief of
tan, OF the American army, toda;'
visited Ma!cuoc ;u.d reviewed ths
1rcnrh forces cf occupation: Tl.,
8,ooc troops conim'sins, tac Frencn
iUrr!s"n Were masscd IN thc city ha.i
square Tor the review. American aNI
rench military lanls played THE
Mai"cillaise" and The -Spansi,L
banner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
|AKES|T EASIER
|OR DE VALERA TO
INITIATE PARLEYS
Ascertain How Irish AS
|irations Can Be Met
Within Empire.
n DEAL ON NO BASIS
FNOLVING SEPARATION
|yd George Guards Against
Recognition Of In
dependence.
ONE auEsTio> RAISED
Hin Sentiment Favorable 4"
Prompt Acceptance "f New
Proposal.
: n DEAL ON NO BASIS
FNOLVING SEPARATION
ONE QUESTION RAISED
Prompt Acceptance OF New
PrOiiosul.
lNy N.socinted pr.ss.I


+oNDoN. SEPT. ae.-"whouy On
|atory. Is the view Expressed bUtn
London uud Dublin of Premier
5yd Georges intT~t note TO Eai .unn
Valera. IN which the Premier ,r-
- the leaders ~ the SIM Fem 10
conference In London October II. -
cndcavor To settle the Iriih con
versy.
lloyd George nukcs, AS t.. basis
tho note. the offer VI confer ~. I,
IN view u sScrrtaining h.N III.
ociation ~ ireland with IN, COM
nity OF nations known as the
tish empire. may best bc recon
"a with Irish national aspiration .
4 is understood that varioms mem
fsfof the British Cabinet are of the
rion that there n nothin;. IN IN.
nmunication To prevent thc pro
Pcu conference. THIS certainly an.
ars TO be the belief h.Id Dy rb..
hdon puhiie and press. .,.i ,hc
pments 'hus Gar receiver Crn,,
|oiln speaks OF ''thc extreme rrotj.
|.'iom' the communication 4, cans.
|; there.
Makes agreement Ensirr.
'1ioh'st opiuion IN Ulster. acrurd. e.
I" beiiast reports reaching LON.
H. u That the not. makes (, rnsi.-
pe valera 10 agree To. another
citing.
"tormal discussions amon- N.
Ian Icin I..,I..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
EVERYTHING IN READINESS
FOR OPENING OF BIG FAIR
Visitors Already Are FIocking
to Richmond From All
Parts of Virginia.
IDEAL. WEATHER Is ronEo ,sl
i-,hii'ii- This Year Are bigger aud
More Numerous Than Ever Iirforr
Industrial Hall Filled Win Attrnc-
live B0nths.

with the sixteenth Virginia STATE
fatr only one day OF. the crowds in
IN. hotel lcbbics and on the streets
last night gave evidence that people
are coming from all sections OF III.
commonwealth to see the exhibits
and cnjuy the exhibits. III. races and
amns"men,s, which this year nrc IN
GTcntc" abundance than ever before.
The weather man last might fore
cast Fair and cooler Sa,urday.'
which wiil mean that the gates of
the state Fair will swing open to-
morrow morning at o'clock under
The most favorable conditions
Crowds OF workmcn will be en-
gagged today in placing the nnishin :;
touches To the exhibits in Industrial
tive booths. including a model OF the
tower OF the old church at James
town. which will house The repre-
s"ntatives Of the Virginia Historical
Pageant Association. The fancy
WORK department will be one OF the
most interesting ever shown. while
tire WORK OF the school children of
Richmond viii take up Il large space
u, Industrial Hail
Good Farm ENhIhit.
While the drought en-; down ,,rn-
dGction on the farms and the freeze
in the early spring dcStroycu tho
Ifu!t crop. the aIricuitural~and horti-
cultural displays viii bc. credilablc.
Practically everything raised on the
.arm viii be shown
The live stock exhibit and the
poultry show viii be distinct fva-
tures OF the fair. while ;he Judging
OF stock by schoolboys OF the state
Viii center interest on the fair from
every section OF the state.
superintendent of Public. Schools
y. H. liill notified the principals Of
The forty-four schools in the city
Yesterday thar. under the prociamn-
Wednesday, October :. as "Richmond
Day" AT In. fair. thcre would lie no
session OF school that day.
The city school exhibit will be un-
der the direction OF j. II. Binford
assistant superintendent. and j. II. e.
Houchins. director Of The manual arts
department.
Open Rose Fair.
Al o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the "Childrcn's Rose Fair will lie
opened at the State Fair Grounds.
Thousands OF children Of the city ana
suburbs entered into "A roSe-raising
contest early this summer and they
VIII exhibit their roses ut the Fair.
continued on Page Z. Col. L.,
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VEST VIRGINIA MINE
MANAGER is SLAIN
,rrh Follows Fuiiurc to Rrturn
Home nnd Reveals bullet
Pierced Body.
BY Associated y Press.

10y NSSOcntcU PrcsS
I EVANSVILLE, IND. Sept. 20
ith six bullet holes in his BODY.
T.. B. Wyley. manager Of The West
irsinia Coal Company, with head
uartcrs at Seabrce, Ky, WIS found
lead about two squares from his
ONE there. Bullets OF two different
aliLrc were Can. IN 80 >dy.
a volley ~ snots were ne: -, We'd
esday night by citizens, b. iryesti-
E.Sppn did not disclose IL cause.
''Sylcy failed to return '-Jmc Wcdnes-
gay night and Srching party
ouna the body this morning. There
/ as been mo trouble rat tho, mines,
hieh arc ynonunion. 81 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
cnrl Mnnh-rrr To Die rodny.

SP3iNGFtELp. l!I., Sept. %
Carl Wanderer viii hang Tomorrow,
Governor Small today accepted the
OF the pardon bourd,
which was a refusal 81 clemency.
The Governor said; II ann OF the
opinion that this is case in which
the Governor is not Justified In In
terferlns with fhe verdict of the
courts, and therefore accept tho
recommendation OF the division OF
nardp1s and paroles.U '%t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
TrucLS May JunL Georgia uauroau.

ATHENS. GA. Sept. .s.--Automo-
bile truck competition may forcc the
gainesville Midland Railroad into the
scrap pile. according TO a letter 10
tho Athens Daily Herald today from
w. B.yeasey. RECEIVER fofythe rpad'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Report American sStp Groanded.

HELSTNGFoRS. Sept. as.--The HUI
vudstadsbiatt reports. that large
American steamer bound yfor Pctro-s
grad. with cargo OF ifiour.5 has
grounded I'M the Cuff OF Finland, The
vessel Is likely TO become wreck,
the newspaper says. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Cln. Nnrd.

TOTAI ....-.-.-- IsN" I"3T -
The vote given on. ut the city Au-
diioriGm III" night OF election from
ihe above missing precincts show:
First. Rose 30. Trcsnon 2Sc.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Workman killed In Missouri plan,

"""""" Nhra III HSsouri f'taht.
KANSAS CITY. MO, Sept. cs.--one
workman wgs killed and four others
were injured. three probably fatally;
when 1900 pounds OF powder ex-
ploded today at the plant OF the Ex-
celsior Powder Manufacturing Gom-
tpany near 4Dodson. " sIburb. Tic
blast was felt throughout greates
Kansas, City. Z. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
STATE PROHIBITION.
AGENT H. D. BROWN
IS WOUNDED IN RAID
Shot by. Man Cornercd
When Party Seizcs
Surry Still.
OFFICER IN HOSPITAL.
WITH BULLET IN SIDE
Inspector Is Man Recently In.
diclcd in Chesterfield Liq-
our Investigation.
Especial to The Timez-pispatchl >

{. special TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept %
shot by an unidentified moonshiner
IN Surry County near Clurctnout las,
night. H. u. Brown, OF Richmond,
state prohibition agent. tonight is i'm
the Peters burg Hospital.
He is suffering from pistol buile.
wound in his side. bu, will prob j.
abiH recover. Brown was shot while
ne. together with Prohibition Agent
AcadorS. tlarcmOnt officer and
'nree private citizens was raidins a
"iS "hisky still near tho town. The
'hrce moonsAincrs escaped. and. de-
spite search by county officers. no
trace had been found OF them to.
right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Probably WIN Recover,

II was iirst reported from the
county seat That Brown had been
Killed, but il was learned later thY;
ne VIII probably recover. Brown is
about 2S years OF age, married. and
formerly Lived in liopcwcll. lie had
n..n with the State dry" forces
about Ecar. Brown and M.atlury
with tie C!arcmont officers and resi-
dents, one Of them said 10 he "A min
.ster. closed in on the stil last night
about 1880 o'clock in the woods
about iive miles from the town.
Thrcei men We're surprised at work
III TWO of them made their get
away.
Tn" third was cornercd. but as
capped by shooting Brown. Tie
wounded officer was bronsh, to the
local hospital, and search started for
the moonshiners This evening resi-
cents OF the ncighborhood we're as
aistins the officers in the hunt for
the men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Monndrd omrer Under ch.rr.

iieahquartcrs OF the state Depart
mchi Of Prohibition here had re-
cciNed only Incomplete details last
Eight OF The shooting OF Inspecior
u. y. Brown.
No arrests have been made. as far
"a prohibited officials know
some months ago brown was IN.
"'ct,d by the grand jury Of Chester
hcid county for the alleged thcrt OF
q quuntity "i whisky. Harry sweet,
- having been Jointly indicted
with HIM fhc case is returnabl. at
'hc next term of Chcs,erueld c!rcii,
GoIr,.
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tto.iii.ued on Iuge
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-09
Called by Death

LIBERTY, Ind, Aug. o. Harry
Graft, of Liberty, died at the Fayette
Memorial hospital, Connersville, at
noon Tuesday, following injuries re-