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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
Colonial Beach Authorities
Attach Much Importance
to Discovery.
OBJECTS OF QUEST
SINCE DAY OF MURDER
Garments Similar to Those
Worn by Navy Men, Off.
cials Declare.
LBy Associated Press. |

COLONIAL. BEACH. VA, Oct. .o-
smnii hoH. containing n blood
htninrd white cap. such H. urc issued
l" petty "fhccrs In the navy, was
round today by detectives who ycrc
searching the cottage here In which
hrS. Roger ID. Ea.tIukc uu. mur
hrrrd. srtcral weeks ago. Tier bu.
band, formerly naYnI chief urtty
officer, nnh Ni>s Sarah T.. ISno,
nurse, nrc held on CHARGES rr,vi,,
OUT of the murder.
The buN WAS covered with children.
'o!s "hch found. the detectives said
I'm addition to the cap, q "Suu'wr,t-r-.
or rubber hood. similar to those warn
ny nnrE men, was In the box. tb.x
declared.
authorities here, on numerous oc-
casions. had opened the box. bur. no.
iteving il contained nothing bu, chill.
hrcn's playth!ngs. 1aid no particular
attention Ia its contents. When m.
box was cmDtIcd TODAY. detectives
said. the bioodsiaincd cap and hoo,
were found, packed tightly in Tn.
bottom :,
Hl"odstnincd Paper In Sack.
i"siue the cap. according TO Detcc-
i've 7. i. Boulware, who was ,r
charge OF today's search OF the cot.
'aSe' was piece of bloodstained tis-
sue paper, similar. he said, to Cha;
wrapped around the hatchet used in
the Staying OF Mrs. Eastlakc.
Commenting on the discovery or
'he cap and hood. Detective Bou,.
ware declared They are the very
'hihss we have been searching for
SINCE the crime was committed"
another bit OF evidence which the
detective said he mad found in III.
f-as'!akc cottage today was a piece of
"A mans shirt. said TO match a blood.
stained shirt sleeve found stuffed i'm
sack. which was discovered In the
Fo'omac River shortly after the
cr.!ne Was committed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
UNION CHIEFS BL LAME,
LABOR BOARD IF STRIKE
STARTS NEXT SUNDAY
big Five" Leaders Hope for
Solution Acceptable to
Employees.
WANT REDUCED RATES AWAIT BOARDS ACTION
Chairmcn of Brothcrhoods
Are Cited to Appear Before
Body Wednesday.
fBy Associated rressl

CLENELASD. OHIO. Oct. a3-Rc-
sponsibility for the nation wide
railroad strike. scheduled To begin
next sunday morning. was placed
on the United States Railroad labor
Board and the carriers in settle
mcnt ISSUED here today. This and
the announcement that all the gen
"ral chairmcn OF e'ic big ave" broth
"rhoods. numbering about 600 men,
ais" have been cited to appear bc-
FOR" the board in Chicago Wednesday,
featured toGay's strike developments
here.
Tile attitude OF the union chiefs
was explained following a confer
"ncs OF four Of the Dig ave" leaders
today. in a statement by Warren :.
stone. president OF tho brotherhood
of locomotive FnEiuccts. in "hich
the chiefs reiteratc their hope that
a solution acceptable TO the en-
ployes may yet he found.
Mny Outline Lnbor's Stnnd.
II was Indicated that the state
,ncnt may be- regarded as an outline
ot the stand the labor leaders will
take when they appear With tho cx-
cCutives Of the railroads before the
labor board.
The statement follows:
with regard 10 the position o.
the employees Of the railroads at this
continued on Page :. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
UNKNOWN SOLDIER" TO
Be PICKED BY SERGEANT
Edward S. Younger to Make
Selection From 4 Unidcn-
tilted Bodies.
cn.LoNs noNons L. :. DEAD
simple Ceremony to Chose Body for
Long Journey to Arlington.
Special Train VIII Lrnyc Paris for
iInNrr Tomorrow Morning.
tBy Associated rress.I

CIIA!.ONS- SUR MARINE. FRANCE.
oct. 23.-Four bodies OF unidentified
American soldiers who fcl! In the
world war. from among whom will be
chosen Amcrica's unknown soldier
for burial in Arlington. were prough:
today to the city hall in preparation
for the simple ceremony. one body
came from each of the four pcrma- :
nent America cemeteries in France.
Komagnc, Triacourt. Bony and Eel j..
ieau Wood.
Sergeant Edward s. Younger.
headquarters Company sccond> bat
TALON of the Fiftieth Infantary. was
selected today by Major Il. I. lIdr-
bcld, in charge OF the field operations
OF the American Graves Registration
Service. 10 choose the body for inter
mcnt
Sergeant Younger will be one .:
the siX pallocarers accompanying the
body To Havrc and was selected for
this honor on account Of mis- superio-
service record.
FRENCH Guard of Honor.
lie is TO choose from among the
four Americans the one who will for
ever symbolic the sacrifice Of Amer
lean sons in the war. These four
bodies were picked from the lists .:
soldiers buried i'll tho cemeteries VINO
80. ---
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
Demonstrations Planned bv
Radicals Foilcd by War
Department.
SOLDIERS GUARD
HERRICk'S HOME
Communists Protest Against
Convictions Of Sacco and
Nanzctti in Massachusetts.
NY A.sorintcd rr.s,.I

MARSElLLI;S. FRANCE, Oct. "a
\ grenade, which failed 10 explode,
was thrown nmonE tho police here
today while efforts were being made
To organize n prOcessIon for n march
on the American consulate to pro-
test against tho conviction for MUIR
der OF Sncro nnd Nnnzetti.
The grenade was thrown imm rdi-
atci! after Sncco-Vnnzctti protest
meeting. The police prevented the
procession nnd arrested seventeen
pcrsons during the disorders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
-Four burglars seized in r,nen,.r.

NEW YORK, oct. 23.-Four men i'm
the act OF breaking open a safe in
the Clinton rhcatcr. one OF the
largest on the East Side. were ar
rested early today after u pistol
hsht with police detectives. Il special
Waterman employed by the thcatcr
ana the wife OF one Of the burglars
also was taken into custody. charged
with acting as lookouts for tho
gang. The arrests were made ofter
detectives for several hours had fol-
lowed IL taXicab in which the burg
lars drove about town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
AFIUN-kARAIHSSAR
is REPORTED BURNING
TURKS Make desperate Efforts to Com.
meet AnG0ra and tho Snkarfn
River
ICY Associated Press.

LONDON. oct. 23.---A dispatch to
the London Times from Smyrna. dated
Saturday. says tina, At the time Of
the filing of the dispatch the town
Of Atiun Iiarahissar was burning aud
had been partially destroyed.
The dispatch adds that the Turks
made desperate efforts to reconstruct
the line between AnGora and the
Sakaria River. They crossed tho
Menadcr River, southeast OF Tsvri,
but were attacked by the Greeks and
compelled TO rtcross the stream.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
nx Knlnh IL. Turner.

United News Staf Correspondent.
LONDON. Oct 23.-The fate OF the
Irish peace conference will hc de-
cidcd tomorrow. when the Sim Fein
delegation viii bc asked To state un-
cquivocal!y whether they support
Eamonn dc Nalcra'S stand as out
lined in his letter to the Pope.
The government takes the attitude
that ii must he settled once and 70.
ali whchcr ;hc appointed delegates
from the Dali Eircann are the spokcs-
men for Ireland. az whether Dc Va
!era is To be permitted to exercise
control over the proceedings and 10
issue statements jcopardiZinS the
success of the paricy.
Will Deliver tItimntunr.
The question also Will be brought
up as 10 Sim Fcin's attitude on the
broad principle OF allegiance to the
crown. The delegates will he asked
whether they refuse to attempt set
tlcmcnt on this principle. which IS
the only basis upon which the British
government will negotiate further.
LLOYD George will deliver what is
virtually an nltimatum 10 the Irish
commission. and this ultima:um it
tCont!nued Oh Page I, Col. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
GOVERNOR DAVIS =HuRRIEs
FROM CHURCH TO ORANGE
Executive Listening to Ser.
mon by Bishop McMurry
When Called Away.
SPEEDS TO SCENE IN An Auwo
Accompanied on journey by Colonel
LrHoy Hodges. His Aid. and Cot
oncI ). FuImrr bright. of the NIr-
Einia National Guard.

Governor Wcstmorcland Davis was
Murry. who is presiding over the
Methodist Conference now being held
in Richmond at tho Centenary
Methodist Church. shortly after noon
yesterday, when he was notified of
the threatened race war at Orange.
following the killing OF Sheriff w. C.
Bond and Chief OF Police J. Nj. Boyer
u: walter Ware. negro, who In
turn was crcmated in n harm in
which he had taken refuge when
pursued by posse. lie at once left
the church and was soon on his way
to the seat OF trouble, accompanied
by his aid. Colonel Leroy Hodges.
and Colonel J. Fnlmer Bright. OF tie
First Virginia Regiment. National
Guard.
Mayer y. j. Harlow. of Orange. had
wired the Governor OF the occur
rcnccs near the town. expressing the
fear that a race war was imminent
When the Governor and his party ar
rived. however. they were assured ~
the Mayor that the crisis had passed
and so there was nothing for them TO
do but return Ia Richmond The
round trip was made in = State
owned automobile.
AdJutant-General 10 Lane Stern.
when appriscd Of the disturbance. or
dcred the unit at charlottesville To-
be In readiness FOR any emergency.
The company at once took uH its.
place in the charlottesville Armory,
but was dismissed last night by or
de" OF General Stern, when IT became
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
TO EXPEDITE
MOVEMENT OF ALIENS
New Policies 10 Dc Put Into E1c,,
for Administration OK
Ellis Island,
| By Associated y Press. |

"ASiilNGTON. Oct. 23.-New poII.
oitS IN administration of Ellis Island
WIN ne put INTO effect, the Depart
neh' Oh Labor announced today, in
connection with the instalIatinn 80
Robert l.. Tod as commissioner ~
immigration tor tho port OF New
YORK. committee of Investigation
has been at work for some weeks it
was revealed. examining the arrange
ments and personnel at the station.
and has made number OF approved
recommendations for alterations.
which are expected TO expedite the
movement of immigrants through the
station. improve provisions for their
comfort and welfare, and increase
facilities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
FORECAST QUICK ACTION
CLEARING AWAY PREIIuIN,u,,,S
Ey Associated press

l.! -AHS0ciatcd Press
MONTROSS. VA. oct o3.-Au,bn-i
ties OF Westmorc!and County tonich,
forecast quick action in clearin,, !,
away the preliminaries to the trial
oil RoGer u. Eas,lake. naval petty Of
hcer, and Miss Sarah i. Knox. BaI,i-
more nurse. held in connection win
thc killing. September 80, OF Mrs,
Margaret Eastiake. wife Of the navy
oincer' at the Eastlakc cottage, at
Colonial Beach.
ne case. which has attracted un-
nsual attention. will be placcd hornr,
the grand jury tomorrow when q,
convencs for it's October session In
tne littic courthouse here. Virtually
Continued on Page .. Col, .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
REPORTS GREAT.
IMPROVEMENT IN
WILSON'S HEALTH
Daniels Finds Former Presi.
dent in Excellent Spirits,
UiM Sparkling Ewes"
NY AssOciatcd 4 press.I

WASHINGTON, oct. oa-"r.,,.,.
able Improvement" in tho ho,,,, ~.
''' '''e' lresiacnt Wilson was re-
ported today by Josephus Daniels
'or'''er Secretary OF the Navy. fol-
lowing call at the Wilson resi-
dence. Mr.. Wilson was in excellent
spirits, Mr.. Daniels said. with tine
color and sparkling eyes.
MIR. Daniels said his conversation
win his former chief was on casual
topics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
Joins Episcopal Church.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Nearly the
entire membership of the Eastern
classes or dcanry, OF the Hungarian
reformed Church i'll Amcric:, aggrc-
eating u membership OF $4,000. has
affiliated with the Episcopal Church
in the United states. 1t was an
nounccd al the church missions house
today. The hungarian organization
comprises twelve organizations, all
inr the I:astGn states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
FIRE in HOLD OF SHIP
NOW UNDER CONTROL
Steamer Like Eismcrc Cancels Call
for Assistance md Pro-
cecds Toward Hoston.
1 Ey Nssociatcd Press.l

NORFOLK. VA, Oct. 23.-Firc was
raging in the hold OF the Shipping
Board steamer Lake Elsmcro lato this
afternoon. according TO a wireless call
Tor help received here at 6:i5 o'clock.
Iho steamers position was given as
iorty-eight miles northeast by east
from cape Romainc and about ninety
miles from Charleston. The coast
guard cutter iamacraw has been dis
patched from savannah 10 the Lake
Elsmcrc's assistance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
TO DECIDE FATE OF IRISH
PEACE CONFERENCE TODAY
Will Ask Sim Fcin Delegates
If They Support De Valera
Letter to Pope.
TO DEMAND STRAIGHT ASswEA
nriii.h Government Takes Attitud,
IL Must iir Settled nj Once Whether
Members "f l'nr!ry Are Spokesman
fOr ireland.
my As.ncInir.Ii'rc.,.I

III BiIN. Oct. ::;.-MirhacI Collins,
rnnn and one Of the members of the
peace delegations. left Dublin for Lon
don tonight. Since HIS arrival here
last week he has been In consuIfn-
tion with colleagues and kcads Of
various departments. Prior To his
departure, Mr. Collins snid there was
nothing of nny ralne that he could
sny concerning the Irish situatIon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
Give. Iire to say. ro,b.,

cooKEvIME, 1'ESNs Oct. es.--s
Russell siiger, Is years old, yester,
day gave his life TO save that OF
his father. Charles Sliger. farmer.
living near Baxter, in this county,
it WAS learned today, the elder man
having been overcome by gas IN
we'll which he was cleaning out ana
mo son oraveiy COINS 20 the, rssese.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24

CHARLESTON. S. G. oct. 2S.-The
shipping Board steamship Lake Els
mere has Cancelled the calls for as
sistancc. due To fire. and is proceed
ing on her way to BOSTON. The coast
guard cutter Yamacraw was starting
from Savannah and II destroyer was
ordered from the force in this harbor.
The fire is said to be fully under con-
troll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
Policeman Dies From Wound.

ROME GA. Oct. 23.--Policoman
Joe Johnson. who las. night killed
Frank Burke and was himself
wounded when he attempted to ar
rest Burke. died this morning, ana
three men who were held in jait
here on suspicion OF having been
indirectly concernd in n plot TO slay
the officer have been discharged
from custody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
OFFICERS BOND AND
BOYER IN QUEST OF
NEGRO RUM SELLER
Townspeople Find Bodies
in Pools of Blood, Bull
let-Riddled.
NEGRO SEEKS SAFETY
IN LOFT OF BARN
Pursucrs Fire Building When
Fugitive Refuses TO
Surrender.
hoDf is BURNED TO CRIsr
Governor Davis Hurrics to Scene
When Told Further Trouble
Ii Feared.
HoDf is BURNED TO CRIsr
Governor Davis Hurrics to Scene
when Told Further Trouble
Ii Feared.
by Allen C1eaton.

ohANGE, VA, Oct. 23-Not since
.ne SURFING days of the War Betwec,
'"o states has this community VIII
"esSed pitched battle of such nro-
por'ions as that which was seen bero
'h's morning, when a posse tracoI
u negro, Waiter Ware. TO a bnrn -,
tho outskirts of the town GO, g.
10 the barn and burned tho nocro
awe. Ware had been charged y.i,,,
killing Sheriff w. C. Bond. OF Or,nra
Iouh'y and j. NJ. Boyer. chief of
po''.e OF orange. In the exchange
VI sho's which preceded the buruinc.
""e members OF the posses were
"'unued' none OF them seriously.
sherir Bond and Chief Boyer loft
orange Courthouse Mt 3:3O o.c,o.,.
Yesterday afternoon with a warron,
Tor the arrest Of Ware, who wos
c'irsed with illegally OPERATING
Su'i' They made the trip in n taxi-
cap' Ware was absent when tho
oh'cers arrived. They instructed th,
"r'Fer OF the automobile TO rem,ir
at 'ne mouse while they searched m,
surrounding territory. He rema;p.d
1T ms post for several hours bu,
when they did not return. at ,hor,
o'clock. he decided 10 return 90
Orange.
Driver Became Alarmed.
"e IL o'clock last night he went 10
'he nome OF Chief Boyer to inouire
after him. Mrs. Boyer informed h,,,
ina the chief had not returned. Be
coming alarmed. the taxicab drive,
whose name could not bc lc,r,.d
loiu number OF the residents or
orange that he suspected the Officers
""u met with foul play, and quite
crowd collected and waited in mo
a,'i"Ee " Tor the coming of dawn.
fhortly after o'clock this morninp
me posse, greatly augmented with
me breaking of day, set out IN search
Of Bond and Boyer.
knowing that the two officers had
~, .he afternoon before in search
VI ware. the crowd went directlI
. 10 MS nome. a little more than a mile
'Cont!nued on Page ., Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
ProcInirn Martial Inv.
Report Charles in Budape.t.

Ivy NSSOCIalcU I'rcSS.
3VIENNA, Oct. 23.-Charlcs. former
King of hungary, entered Budapest
this afternoon. according to a report
tclcphoncd from Prague. This is not
confirmed from other sources All
CONTINUED on Page g. Col. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
M .N.so.Lui,IpLosh.l

~ !Ni' - :, EGl. 80 80 !!GneaE-
ian government, while Charles Iad
l.s army H,rc sc; sgm.e miles from
the capital. was ajand.us arn!!
..S.uust ais restoration to IN. throne.
GpN-gLHeut troops. ayua AFTER word
w..s .,-e!Noa after the former Kings
ImttDt.una 10 invest or invade B.da-
i,st. ,a,H..laHvd e. il"e ui defense
nIVunu thr to"u oI EigNew w!gn. hity
miles H".n 4.Uu- -py,t. wn.cu - held
Dy reEntnt, recruited IRON the
it"psHurI; -E',tlnE peasants oi certain
dl~tIt.t>. .h,se tr,vps were under
strus mt otGv.s q" prevent thc pas.
a@-r ci Charles train. and as a pre-
vautiun The rails wcr. torn Up.
Charles apparently gained some
ground. as the troops at komorn
who, according 10 previous reports.
had turned back his train, are now
Former Empress Z!ta is believed TO
lac wiki him. but is suffering from
a cold which she acquired during her
airplanc trip.
The Cabinet, after notifying the
allies of its decision TO oppose the
restoration OF Charles. remained III
continuous session dcNiSing means OF
action. The ministers representing
the agricultural element asked for
The arrest Of the former King.
.irchdukc Frederick, who was here
for two days with his mother. Isa-
bella. is said to have ambitious plans
for himself. ana is greatly emtar-
rasscl by tn. sudden and 'unwclcomc
return of his relative.
Proclaim Martial Inv.
The Bcihlon Cabinet claims 10 tc
master OF the situation, as there is
apparent calm In budapest.
Martial law has been proclaimed
throughout Hungary and Admiral
IIorthy, the regent. has issued "a mani
fcsto to the country to keep order. lie
calls upon the people to RESTRAIN the
royalists and plottcrs who are plung-
ing Hungary into inevitable and final
catastrophe."
The Cabinet Council has resolved to
fight the .'conspirators" and lines
have now been sharply drawn he
tween the government and the mon
archists rallying around the former
King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
SEEK TO. IDENTIFY
BODY OF SLAIN GIRL
Find Manufacturer Of OiIcloth, 4,
which Part of Victim Was
wrnpDcJ,
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.--Detcctivcs
engaged in solving the mysterious
death of the unidentified young wo-
man, part OF whose body was found
yesterday in a pond near Queens
Boulevard. Long Island. energctically y
followed clues today.
Their first success was in finding
the manufacturer OF the white oil
cloth. in which the portion of the
body was wrapped. and through him
it was hoped TO trace the dealer who
,mght have sold 1t to possible
slayer. y laundry mark was another
clue bySwhich the sleuths expected
TO identif, the victim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24

Alive Holsters and Boston scalIops.
Hotel Rueger--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24

steamed oysters. fried oysters. Ho-
tel RucSer.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24

continued on Page :. Col. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24

Fair today; tomorrow fair In North
and inrrcnsinE cIoudincss In
south portion.
For weather report. see editorial page.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-18
Gibbons and O'Dowd Are
Arrested For Violation
OF Kansas Boxing LaU

WICHITA, Kas., Oct. 1S.-Distrlct
Judge Jesse D. Wall Monday decided
that the Gibbons O'Dowd boxing match
scheduled here for Tuesday night,
would be violation of the Kansas
boxing law, and ruled that it can not
be held. Arrangements have been
made to hold the bout at Tulsa, Tues
day, Oct. 25, promoters announced.
The boxers, officials and promoters
connected with the Gibbons O'Dowd
middle-weight boxing match scheduled
to be held here Tuesday night, were
arrested today by the sheriff's Office on
instructions from Attorney General
Hopkins. They were charged with
violation of the state boxing law.
Mike Gibbons and Mike O'Dowd are
technically charged with training and
preparing for a match at which COM
pensation was to be received and ad-
mission charged. Jess Willard, former
heavyweight boxing champion and
referee for the match, was one of
those arrested The promoters and
officials were charged with aiding and
abetting the preparations for the
match
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-18
Little Canadian Schooner
Wins Right to Race

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 18-Bluenose
the neat little Canadian fishing
schooner, which has earned the right
TO compete against the Gloucester
craft Elsie, for the International fish
ing vessel championship, went to the
slip today for a thorough grooming of
her underside.
When the work is completed she
viii be sent out against the Delaware
or some other craft to make sure that
she is in condition for the first of the
championship races on Saturday.
Capt. Angus Walters, skipper of
the Bluenose expressed confidence to-
day that she would prove a match for
the American craft. Walters knows
the Elsie, and he knows her skipper,
Capt. Marty Welch. They're a great
pair. and | admire EN-" he said, "but
! look forward to the races without
anxiety"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-18
TWO REPORTED HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

EATON, o., Oct 1S-Samuel Pof-
fenberger and Mrs. Clint Wilkinson,
members oil party of five Preble
county people, are said to be in a
hospital in Winchester, Ind, as re-
suit or injuries sustained when an
automobile in which they were rid
ing left roadway near Lynn, Ind,
and plunged into ditch. 1t is said
Poffenberger has several broken ribs.
Mrs. Wilkinson is reported as hav-
ing escaped without any broken bones,
but was severely bruised Other
members of the party are said to have
been Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Beasley and
Mrs. D. A. Wilkinson. They are said
to have escaped injury. All reside in
the country
Schoolmasters to Meet
Members of the Schoolmasters' club
OF Preble county will gather here Fri
day evening for dinner at the Hotel
Rossman. A program of after-dinner
addresses will be presented.
Bankruptcy Petition Filled
Petition in bankruptcy has been
filed in the federal court in Dayton
by Ray Brosier and O. R. Roberts, do
ing business at Camden as Brosier &
Roberts. Liabilities are listed at
S16, lS6.25 and assets at $4,000. The
tirm was engaged in livestock buying
| and similar activities.
Released on Bond
Frank Hartman, of Lewisburg, con-
fined for some time in the county Jail
| in connection with a juvenile court
case, was released Monday afternoon
under $500 bond. Elijah and James
| Newton are his bondsmen.