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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
THRONGS GREET CORK
MAYOR IN NEW YORK
Makes Address From Balcony of
Hotel to Crowd Assembled
in Streets.
1--WE WANT FREEDOM ONLY"
Youthful Official Declares Erin Will
Not Accept Home Rulc-DisaE-
pointed Over Not Seeing Cardinal
Gibbons While in Baltimore.
WE WANT FREEDOM ONLY"
,nv Assoc!ntcd rress.l

new YORK, Jan. 3.-Daniel O'Cal-
arhan. Lord Mayor u: Cork. who en-
tered the United states at Newport
News January I. arrived here today
ana was greeted by crowds OF Irish
republic sympathizers
Accompanying o'Callaghan was
Peter MacSw!ney. brother OF Cork's
late Lord Mayor; Harry Roland
Secretary to Earnonn de Valera. and
acting Mayor Cannon and Deputy
Mayor Malone Of Jersey city.
During the short trip from the sta
;ion To his hotel. O'CallaShan's auto
mobile was followed by y procession
tina, waved Sim Fcin and American II
rags.
Crowds gathered before the hotel
and o'Callashan. responding 10 their
calls. appeared on 4 balcony. He
spoke Of his trip from Cork as a
stowaway. expressed appreciation for
the welcome accorded him and said
he probably would remain in America
several months.
OCalaghan said Ireland would not
accept home rule.
I'VE don't want home rule: we
want nothing but freedom" he de-
Ciarcd.
He added that home rule miEh'
change conditions for a while. Tho
Irish people would accept i: with a
nonresistant policy TO see what would
become of it before they did anything
definite"
Hundreds crowded into the Penn
sy!vania station to greet the Lord
Mayor. Fifty police reserves were
detailed to handle the crowd. When
OCallaghan appeared from the train
shed prolonged welcome was
shouted
y path 10 the automobile driveway
was cleared and police escorted the
Lord MayoT 20 his automobile.
Mr. Boland announced tonight that
the Lord Mayor would not appear
np S.cnnI
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RUSSIAN SPRING DRIVE
THREATENING TO EUROPE
II Successful, and Poland Falls,
Bolshcvism Will Spread, Says
ADMIRAL Iorthy.
HUNGARY TO BE TFER
Sovictism Will Not Again Come to
His Country, Says Man Who
Snatchcd 1t From Anarchy and
Set Up Government.
ny coN1Gsny DAWSON.
written for the United New>.)

tWrtfen Tor the United NeNvS.)
BUDAPEST. Jan. 3.-Thc expected
spring drive OF tho Russians against
Poland will. II successful. threaten
many states of Central Europe with
the disaster OF Bolshcvism. said Adj
miral Horthy, Governor of Hungary.
the man who snatchcd his country
from the terrors Of anarchy and set
up a representative government,
hungary. however. viii never try
Eolshcvism again." he says. 1T Will.
on the contrary. be civilizations
bridgchcad against organized sabot-
age. ii IL Is enabled 10 work and not
ravaScd too long by starvation
gathered this view alsc from all
classes everywhere | visited in this
country. The outstanding evidence
wae that zone trial OF Rolshevism was
enouEh--too much"
II was interesting 70 obtain the
direct view OF Admiral IIorthy, Il
patriot and man of the world. and
my object in seeing him was to oh
tain persona! statement of how he
proposed to reconstruct the fallen
destinics Of his country.
Maintain Magnificent Etiquette.
AT his palace, which sits above the
Danube .on the hc!chts OF Budapest.
magnificent etiquette is still main
tanned We mounted the marble
stairs. cncountcring guards with
clanking swords at every turn. Al
the top of the staircase we were
challenged hy haibcridicrS in me-
dioval uniforms. In the antcroom we
were requested To remove our coats
To prepare for an interview. Pass
ing along tn. hal! filled with price
less cloissoncc. we came to door
way outside OF which soldier
caparisoncd. as IL TO take part in
grand opera, was standing.
Behind the door Il seaman as bluff
and chccry as any British admiral
was seated at desk. His breast
was rainbow Hash of decorations.
Here was the man on whom Mt no far
distant date the peace OF Europe may
depend
Admiral IIorthy is cican-shaven.
square faced man with rcsolutc eyes
and the nose OF hawk-thc kind OF
man who inspires trust and whom
men cannot fail 10 like immediately
My first question was how he ac-
counted for Ilungary'S present for
lorn condition. His answer. briefly.
was this:
Old Hungary was an economic
entity |; had coat mines. wheat
fields and factories. and was sea
going nation. Today il has no out
let TO the sea; no mines and no
money TO buy Goa! with which to or
crate its factories. Even its wheat
fields have been handed over in part
as a bribc to other nations. The
Continued on Second Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
DANNUNZIO SEEKS DIVORCE
TO WE'D PRETTY AVATRICE
Poet Soldiers Exploits in Love Equal His Military Adj
vcnturcs-AiTaIs With Eleanore Dusc Ida Ruben
stein and Unnamed Pianist Attracted Attention.

ling with her affections to gain ma,
tcrial and color for his literary work.
Shortly afterward a woman OF ye-
nice. said to have been Il gifted pian-
list. attracted him. and for long
time the poet was mad!y In love with
her. and then he went his way.
Possibly the most noted of his az
fairs was that with Ida Rukenstein
n beautiful Russian dancer. Ida, 1t is
related, erected an altar In ncr bou-
doir and daily made offerings to her
1--we ;or Gabrielle. The poet. however.
il is said. went broke" when pressed
10y his creditors and Mile. Rubenstcin,
so It's said. decided her affection for
D'Annan2io had wai.ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Try Universal Scrvicc.l

rARlS. Jan. 9.-Gabriclc d'Annun-
zio. Italian poet and aviator, who has
just concluded his drama at F'iumc. is
reported today To have commenced II
suit for divorce from his wife, Maria,
Duchess de Calcss. in order To marry
II 20-ycar- old aviatr!ce. Luisette Bac-
cara. The girl is rcputed TO be the
most beautiful in Italy.
D'Annunzio's affairos damour have
attracted as mach attention as his
imaginative poctical works. his eN-
ploits as an aviator for Italy during
the war and his now faded coup at
Fiumc. AT practically every period
Of his Spectacular career D'Annunzio
has had an affair OF the heart with a
womar famed to degree almost
equal to the poet.
There was his AFFAIR with Eleanore
Duse. famed actress and star In many
OF his successful plays. They parted
and the actress accused him OF trif-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
BOOM FOR NJ 'ADOO SEEN
IN JACKSON DAY SPEECH
Cox Adherent Declares Former Sec
rctary's Supporters Would Gust
White as Chairman.
WOULD PUT ROPER IN POST
Both Factions, wcvcr, Arc
Aligned Against Leadership OF
Bryan, Who Proposed Rcorgani-
Zation of Ranks of Democrats.
WOULD PUT ROPER IN POST
IBy Universal Service. ]

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Wliliam q.
McAdoo's speech before the Jackson
Day dinner OF California Democrats
at Los Angeles. in which he suggest
cd a business manager for the Demo-
cratic orEanizat!on--a job requiring
al! the mans t!mc-was the opening
gun in McAdoo fight for control OF
the party. according TO leaders here
at means that the McAdoo Demo-
Gratis have not abandoned their plan
10 GUST George White from the ma
tionai Craftsmanship OF tho party. and
10 put IN his place a McAdoo man
like Daniel l.. Roper" said a prom!-
ncnt Democrat who is aligned with
the Cox faction OF the party.
And that points to only ono thing
-McAdoo for the presidential nomi-
nation in 1924" he added. The Nc
Adoo followers have never aban-
doned the theory that ;heir loss OF
control OF the party. resulting in the
nomination OF Governor Cox, was n
mishap due 20 the division OF forces.
with McAdoo and Palmer as candi-
dates for the nomination"
At the conclusion OF the Cox cam
agitation for new national chair
man OF the Democratic committee.
The movement grew 20 such an cX-
tent that Governor Cox was forced
10 ask Chairman White. who really
wanted 10 quit The job, 10 refuse to
resign. Governor Cox felt that i'm
mediate reorganization OF the com
mittec would constitute party repudi-
alton OF his candidacy and leader
ship.
\, that time December or Janu-
AIRY meeting Of the national COM
mittec was contemplated. William
Jennings Bryan. who saw in the Cox
dcfca; his chance to regain leader
ship OF the party, was urging i'm
mediate reorganization. Both the Nc
Adoo and Cox leaders were a-ains:
the Bryan program.
On the Cox side /; was. figured
that if the reorganization is delayed
until after the Wilson administration
has Gon. out of Office and Wilson
oilicchoidcrs arc once more in private
life, they would have a better chan 20
10 retain the control which came into
their hands when they made Cover
nor Cox the nominee at San Fran
cisco.
The McAdoo people were agreeable
to that delay. The McAdoo leaders
figured that the fact that their can
didatc was ;he som-in-law of tho
President was responsible for their
defeat at san Francisco. Fearful
that the same cry Nigh; he raised
against them in a fight FOR control
or the party organization. the Nc
Adoo leaders were lust rs anxious
TO have the reorganization come after
the wilson administration has become
thing of the past.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
WAR RECORD OFINOOMSHINER
WHO KILLED SHERIFF .SA YES
HIM FROM ELECTRIC CHAIR
Governor Beckett Commutes TO 80 Years mprison-
ment Death Sentence on Youthful Mountainccr
Who Shot Sheriff of Yatkn County

rights cf an American citizen The
boys father was a blockader befor.
him. and he Was brought up In an
atmosphere in sympathy with the
liquor business. AZ natural as water
flows downh!u he fc.l into the liquor
business, and, one night. while he was
working at Il still, hand suddenly
icll on his shoulder auG a voice said
I've got YOU
AS quick as 4 snake strikes when
II is stepped on. Eaity wheeled and
hrcd. killing ;he sheriff of Yadkin
County. This liz the testimony OF
the Rev. 7. y. Caudlc. given TO me
in 'ny office. and 4, was upon this
testimony that Baity was convicted
OF murder In the first degree Tae
vcrdic; was wrong: the prisoner was
guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree. lIe had no time to indulge in
that coldblcodcd generalization that
is the essence Of capital omcnsc
There is not a suggestion in the
record that indicates that Baity has
,hc wicked diabolicai hear, always
associated with the crime Of murder
in the nrst degree" the Governor
continued. He volunteered to die
for cthers; time ana again ne vas
exposed TO almost certain death.
nrhting for God and humanity: and
with this record and upon tho ovi-
dcncc in this case. It would be Il
frigatfu! thing for tho country for
which he offered his ii:c TO electro
cute him when he is % years old.
We're / TO permit it would never
sleep again. The death sentence is
commutcd TO thirty years in State
prison"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
FARRELL. OFFERED HIS BODY
As FOOD FOR COLLEAGUES

tBy Universal Service
NEW YORK. Jan. 3-'rhe per-
sonal accounts Of the three naval
aviators-Farrell. Kloor and Hinton
who were whiskcd UP 10 Northei n
Ontario by their runaway balloon.
will contain reference TO an incident
far more dramatic than anything yet
maac known, according to informa-
tion tclcphoncd to the New York
Herald 10y man who refused Ia tell
his name He SAID he knew Of a
letter sent TO Lieutenant Talbot. a
CONTINUED on Second PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
EY W. ORTON TEwSON,
Stan Correspondent CroSs-ttInntIr


LONDON. Jan. 9.-WarninE is is
sued by Or. An drew Crommelin. the
eminent astronomer and assistant ri;
Greenwich observatory, OF possible
danger to the earth from the comet
Ponswlnnecke next June. This inter
stellar wanderer is one of the
1ovian comets. and its orbit has been
pushed nearer the earth On each of
its appearances. due to the influence
of Jupiter. on It's movement
1t makes its appearance every
5.S93 years and its pathway extends
about the sun in an elliptic orbit 20
tho point where Jupiter performs his
revolutions. Astronomers had been
expecting its appearance in July this
year, but Professor Crommclin says
it will arrive in June. 1t is now
travelling terrific speed head -cn for
the earth.
III the actual dato of tho inter-
section of tho paths of the earth and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
DENOUNCES BLUE LAWS"
Habit Declares They Would Invade
Religious Liberty OF


CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-iiluc laws would
he Il violation OF rights OF Jews TO
religious liberty, pr. Emil G.. Iiirsch
declared today at Sinai Temple.
ITO order people TO sit around and
do nothing would make more mis-
chief" he said. People should be
happy. They may dance. aa David
danced before the harp. y good
play may be just as religious as a
sermon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
EMPLOY AMERICAN
SEAMEN, WARNING
OF ADMIRAL BENSON
Superior Intellect Will
Offset Cheapness Of For
eigners, He Says.
SHIPPERS ARE GRANTING
PREFERENCE TO BRITISH
Urges Operators Meet Competi-
ton Through Increased
Efficiency.
IRy Universal serv!ee !


WASHINGTON. Jan. o.--Warnlng
that in the present depression OF
maritime trade there is danger that
the American sailor will be driven
from the sea. unless American ship
operators take advantage o: mis- more
Intelligent and efficient labor to meet
foreign competition. is sounded by
Admiral Benson. chairman Of the
shipping Board. in an appeal sent
today TO all operators Of Shipping
Board vessels To employ whenever
possible American scamen.
While the matter OF foreign dis
elimination against American ships
rs not directly mentioned in Ad;ni-
raj Benson's' statement. 1t is no Sc
cret in Shipping Board circles that
such practices as the matter of re-
bate granted British vessels in pref
crcncc TO American ships is one Of
principal reasons why so many
Shipping BoarG vessels have been
laid UP.
Regarded ns Significant.
Today's statement. is therefore. re-
garded by shipping men here as OF
especial significance because of the
y
Of meeting such foreign competition
trough Increased efficiency The
statement follows:
The conditions which now prevail
in tho ocean lying trade have
forced the United States Shipping
Board. as well as private shir
owners. TO lay up great many yes
sells. which automatically sets adrif,
4 large number OF sea-faring men.
'As the representative of the
largest ship-own!ng corporation IN
he world. the chairman OF the Ship
ping Board feels that II is time &c
invite the attention OF owners AM
operators to the fact that the largest
factors in vessel expense under the
conditions. which prevail at this time
are repairs and fuel
While the policy OF every prudcn,
owner and operator is rigN:rrlly to.
rard reduction IN vcs;A g. III,
chairman Of the Shipping board ear.
neStiy cautions all snip owners anL
operators not to be nisled at phi.
time into the employment %. foreign,
c-s merely because il may be pos.
sible to obtain ,hem at lower schcd.
n!c OF pay than is satisfactory [,
American scamen.
Efficiency Is Goal.
The true goal OF American effor
is 20 increase the efficiency OF opera
ton. The mos; certain means TO th!:
end Is improve mcnt in the ciic!cnc,
of sea labor. This improvement. il
turn has been brought about by get,
ting the American man anoat nn,
can best be continued by kecpint
him anoat
The chairman OF the Shipping
Board appeals in the strongest pos
s!hlc terms to every riEh I
minded and patriotic American c!ti
zen who owns, operates or has in
tcrest whatsoever in American shin
ping. 10 seize this opportunity TO col
!cct American scamen in American
ships rather than 10 drive him from
the sea yielding 10 the tcmpta
tion 10 minor 50 ing in tie wug,
scale"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
NEW HOOSIER GOVERNOR
Warren r.. McCray Will Bc InnuEu-
rated Monday. Succeeding .Iamr"
y. Goodrich
Try United News.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. g.--At noon
Monday Warren II. McCray will be
inausuratcd as new Governor OF In
dHEa, succeeding James l.. Goodrich.
Simplicity will mark the ceremonies
which viii be staged in the rotunda
OF the State Capitol. Governor Good
rich will deliver his valcdictory and
the new Governor his inaugural
speech. Chief Justice Willoughby. of
the Supreme Court. will administer
tho oath of office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Caruso Has Coed Night.
tHy Universal Service.l

NEW YORK. Jan. ?.-Enrico
Caruso. i'll with pleurisy at his suite
in the Hotel Vanderbilt. is doing
we'll after Il good night, and his.
progress toward recovery is very
satisfactory. This was announced by
the five physicians attending him in
his illness today. in Il message TO the
Office OF the Metropolitan Opera
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
KEUROLCGIST FINDS
PRESIDENT WILSON
GREATLY IMPROVED
Dir. I cream "ImmenseI { ru,i.
Gca" { rcr Condition
Of Executive.
iRy Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Dr Francis
y. percum. the Philadelphia ncurolo-
gist. who was called in for consul
tation during the early stages OF
President Wilson's illness. visited the
White ilous" today for the first time
in two months and spent some time
with Rear ADMIRAL Cary y. Grayson
the PreS:dents personal physician.
br Grayson said tha; no signif-
Cancc waa attached to DR. Dcrcum's
visit. il merely being made, he said.
in accordance with the agreement
reached several months ago that tho
Philadelphia specialist should come
to Washington occasionally for con
suliation.
Dr bercum was said by Dr. Gray
son to have expressed himself as i'm
mcnscly gra;iiicd" over the condition
of the President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
HARDING RESIGNS
HIS SENATE SEAT;
WILLIS SUCCEEDS
Sets Effective Date as jan
uary Is as Courtesy to
Successor.
ELECTORAL COLLEGE WILL
ATTEND INAUGURATION
President-Elect Expected to Get
Down to Work on Cab
met at Once.
TO CALL OFF KITE FLYING"
Hughes Likely to BE Offered Pre-
micrship and DauShcrty Port
folio as Attorncy-Gcncrni.
ELECTORAL COLLEGE WILL
ATTEND INAUGURATION
TO CALL OFF KITE FLYING"
Hughes Likely to BE Offered Pre-
micrship and DauShcrty Port
folio as Attorncy-Gcncrni.
lny AaspcIn,en press. |

NlptnS ,,ir,D -, 4, r.t,,,
,,I.o, ,,..,;. a,, ,o,,,
,-n,,.1 s,,.,s ..,, ,.o c,,a ,,
wara,pr n,s ,,,,.,.o, r..,rr.,,on -
-''"''''"' 'oF "c''ch '' 'he h'"'S
elected Republican Governor, Harry
". Davis. who assumes Office tomor.
rov.
-.
''''' ""S 'h 'ee''"""'' Win
the Fr.ssdent-c!ccts announced pur-
pose 20 give UP hie Senate seat as
snor as cn.. -, ,ho .,,, 49,,
''''''''' ''''" "'"'' "'''''' '"e "''
poIn'ment Of 4 Republican successor.
Governor Elect Davis has indicated
th,. rr,,p = wu,,. ,,.c,o, ro,r
-,
"o"'u De h"H"a 10 M the vacancy.
Effective January IL.
Fnllowing IN. wisn.s n, N-
vtut -. ,
10 '"e e"ec'Ff H"te oil MS FeHisAa-
ZION. isy giving UP his senatorial
ono" lNsn ttlt iTtSlagn ELECT VII. Dt-
.t,,
1865 ''''' "'S '""us u'"'o" ""o''!
u t pr ?arHt!oU FOR the duties of
1858 in.H.sirai!-h
't nAueurat!on ceremonies
r" +ay Include ceremony
"'G". in ihe history o. such affairs
We ''a.r i." t"d.ty wien IL became
tH'" 't@i MT HARDING had ap-
H''NcG q 1AA &c have all the mem
N.ra 't iHc electoral college IN
" 'H.'HSt"" ior IN" occasion. The
ir"p"""i vas nadn by the group OF
OFIp electors. VINO suggested at first
IN a.. i."puhiIc"n electors bo In
vac j. "hr .a'eE niod'Acd the plan to
1Ac4rdc m !nEi;atio" 10 Republicans
an" Democrats aiIk".
SrcA a meeting would nav" no for
NAL nor !cga! significance. since tn"
ac'ua! casting of ballots by III" cleo
Tors ta"'" place tomorrow !" the
various state capitals. and they vii!
hc canNass"d oy Congress more than
two weeks in advance Of inauc ara
ton day.
Talks With Smo"t.
Tax revision, appropriation meas
ures and REORGANIZATION Of the cxccu-
tive department OF the government
"''c "'9''S'c" ~ MI i'd'"!hS To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Northenu storm warnIns.

WASHINGTON, Jan. o.--An adj
visory northeast storm warning waa
displayed at 10 o'clock tonight on Az
lantic Coast 1t and between Capa
Hattcras and Delaware Breakwatar, 3
the Weather Bureau announced. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Presidents condI,ion SATISFACTORY.

Pfif.ADEI.PHIA. PA, Jan. 9.-Dr.
Francis y. Dcrcum. the neuroiogis,,
upon his return tonight from Wash
inGton. said that he had found Pres
idcnt Wilson greatly improved"
Il hav" not seen the President look
ing 80 well since he has been ill.,"
added the doctor Ills condition is
very satisfactory"
Or. hcrcum said his vis,t to tho
President today was made solely in
accordance with his agreement TO go
20 Washington occasionally for con-
sultation with DR.. Grayson. tho Prebl-
dents physician.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Manifestation End. In Riot.

TAI,ANTo. ITALY. Jan. o.-Thc
arrival here today OF legionnaircs
from FiuIne provoked manifesto
tion which ended in q riot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

Several Richmond College men
want employment afternoons and
Saturdays. BOX 15. Richmond Col
lege.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
READY FOR OIL RUSH
TO NEW ARCTIC FIELDS
Steamboats, Exp,scted to Garry
Capacity Passenger List When
Navigation Opens Again.

Edmonton, Alta. May 1a.-S Steamboat
>ompanics operating on the rivers that
row toward the Arctic from here are
ready for the hundreds expected to
travel north this spring to the newly
discovered oil fields at Fort Norman,
In the Mackenzie River valley of north
western Canada.
Although some believe the movement
will assume the size of an early gold
field rush, the steamboat companies
have yet received no indications hat
= stampede is about To take place. 1t
IN certain however, that travel toward
Fort Norman viii b, heavier than ever
this year. The three transportation
companies can handle 1000 men and
their outfits, both ways during the open
months. Some predict only about 1000
win make the trip.
Every person going 20 the oil coun-
try must have roune-tr'p ticl ct, the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police have
announced. Most of the travellers viii
SO To Norman via the Mackenzie and
Poac, River although nome will travel
overland from the Yukon Territory and
Alaska.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
TRIED TO LYNCH NEGRO.
Phils delphia Crowd Resents Brutal At
tack Of Black on Young Girl.

Philadelphia. May 19.-After he had
suddenly turned upon a girl and struck
her without warning at Broad and Vine
streets Earl Blundon. colored, was
rescued by Reserve officer Hudson from
large crowd that surged around the
Negro and threatened to lynch him.
Miss Jennie Rorth. 22 years old, No.
sol Wharton street. employed as a
stenographer at Broad and Vine streets,
was returning from lunch, when the
Negro. who had been walking in front
of her. stopped 10 look into window,
and as she passed turned without warn
ing and knocked her down with a blow
on the side of the head.
Harry Il. Bierfriend, of No. 2246 North
Ninth street, an employee of a motor
company on the cornor, rushed out and
grabbed the Negro, who struggled with
him and broke away and attempted to
strike the young woman again. Half
dozen men leaped GA the Negro as he
rushed at the girl and We're beating
him. when Hudson arrived. The reserve
pushed his way through the crowd that
continued to krow and with difficulty
dragged Rlundon from his assailants
and pushed him in the doorway of a
showroom at No. 24a North Broad
street
The Negro was finally landed in Jail
away from the mob intent on lynching
him.