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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28
Something Wrong

Better send an inspector down to
look at Jones's meter" the cashier
of the gas company suggested.
"Oh," calculated the superintend-
ent. II thought you understood we
simply throw complaints into the"
But this isn't complaint. Jones
sends a check for his bill and COM
pliments us on giving such good SER
vice for so little money"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28
OF FEE SYSTEM
URGED AT JUDGES MEETING

Greensboro, KY, Sept. 21.-The
County Judges Association of Ken
lucky convened here today for two
days session. seventy-hve Judges
and a number OF road engineers are
I'm attendance. The delegates were
entertained at luncheon today by the
Rotary Club and tomorrow will be
quests of the Lions Club.
Addresses were to be made by
Joseph Boggs. State highway engi-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28
PEDDLER BLINDS WOMAN
FOR REFUSING TO BUY

Chicago. Sept. 22.-Furious be-
cause Miss Rebecca Peck. 81. refused
to buy his wares. an Armenian lace
peddler threw poisonous powder in
her eyes and fed.
Her face is badly burned and her
sight will be affected for some time.
The man has not been caught.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28
No Poser

How long have you been indis-
posed, my poor fellow?" asked fair
visitor at hospital of a big negro
who was strapped up in bed with an
injured back.
''Dis amt no pose tall, MISS"
answered the patient in tones of dis
gust. "Dis am merely de careless
manner in which dem forgetful doc
tors went away and lef' me yestid-
dy."
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28

WANTED-Men or Women to
take orders among friends and
neighbors for the genuine guaran-
teed hosiery, full line for men
women and children. Eliminates
darning. We pay 75c an hour
spare time. or 5000 week for
full time. Experience unnecessary.
Write International Stocking Mills.
Norristown. Pa. 1s-l0t
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28
CONVICTED OF KILLING MAN,
GETS OFF WITH $500 FINE

Pikeville. KY, Sept. 22.-seth Hill
was convicted here today of man
slaughter for killing Henry Mullins
during a moonshine raid in the Cum
berlands some months ago. He was
fined $500.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28

miss Plain says you told her she
was pretty. How does your con-
science stand the strain
"Oh, told her the truth"
THE truth? You don't really
mean to say you think"
''Of course not. told her she was
as pretty as she could be. That's
safe"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28
Obligatory
Fatal

Mabel Cat the picnic): "Oh,
there's an ant in my coffee! Will It.
hurt it -
Jack: Hurt it? My gosh, woman,
it'll kill it,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28

The Hartford Herald, $3.50 the year
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-28
The Right Method

How did you order your steak,
sir?" the waiter returned to ask af-
ter having been gone what seemed
like week to the hungry diner.
Like fool, l did it personally"
beloved the patron. "If I'd had
any sense I'd have ordered it by
mail, a month in advance"
Obligatory
Cholly: as Peggy a careful
dresser?"
Willie: "She has to be. She wears
SO few clothes that she doesn't dare
take any chances"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
k|LBANE Defends TITLE
BY KNOCKING OUT FnUsH
Gray Haired l'cu,i,crwcight
Champion Ends Bout in
Seventh Round.
FIGHT NEARLY ENDS ~ \ nrnr
Titlc-ii"Idrr Hr'niintrs When lie II
kicked L.. thniicpEcr-itrfrrrr kvi-
IS Refuses To Allow FouI--"..OJO
Persons Present.
IL AtHocln,oA I,rcas-l

ItiNGSlpE, CLEVELASD. Sept II.
johnny Ktibanc - years ola and
era yha!rcd, successfully defended his
Ill" Of f"a,hcrw.ii,ht champion ~
the world her" today when hc KNOCK
cd ont Danny Fruah. of Baltimore. M
the ncventh round ot thoir scheduled
t"eiv"- round n@ht before $4,000 per
sons here this Afternoon.
Tho night nearly ended I'm = rio,
In tho FIRST round whcn KIlban.
kicked Flush in the groin IN rctaiIa-
Ton for "a KICK that rrush gave. him,
ffnsh's handlers claimed "a foui. hu,
Referee Kelly refused 10 allow 1,
FrnFh writhcd in agony on the noor.
ana III" referee ordered his handlers
10 tnke him "a his corner. Act.r ten
|sccon"H IN" light waa rcGuucd aat
Frnsh was the aggrcssor. atiggcr!nE
hllbane with solid smash to tho
chin in the second round. the onIy
really effective blow he landed
kilhnn". after hos ug cap,iou..lv in
N" INST t"o rounds. opened NJ In
|thc third and was master az The. sir
uation until Ia. dnish. ite boor,h
|frush in tho thirl round Nith rip.ht
ana LETT 10 The chin and drove him
10 tn" rones rcpcaterly. bgt failed 10
put over taa Knockout puuch In The
sixth kiibane noorcd the challenger
or IN" second r-no. ard mo toll
saved him from a Knockout,
~ Ia" dazat ana faat -Ildin;. rr!sh
ram" rr for tn" s"vauth. Fti.t,4nc
'or" INTO him. knoeEing him gat wi,h
IrifhtS and lcftg 10 tho mead l'rush
,cOE Z, DnTIilt Of nine ard -, ha, D.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
EXPECT LATE RALLIES IN
FAMOUS FANS CONTEST
Only Three More Innings Re
main in First Camc-Con-
tcstants BUSY.

Iatc-inning rallies ar. expected AS
IN. iirst game OF the doubt, head, r
arranged in the Evening DispaIch's
Ten Famous Fans" contest draws TO
a Close. ,Oaly three more frames re-
main L. bo played in the initial game.
The second affair 81 the twin ie
sch cduled TO 20 only seven innings.
Aspirau,a for ;hc honor OF being
among The Ten Famous Fans" yes
trrjay continued their activities. with
tao result that the contest DEPARTMENT
waa Hooded with subscriptions an
votes. Activity IN the contest il no.,
confined to a few candidates, a croa:
majority OF the forty contestants
polling heavily cvory day
Friends OF tho candidates arc he
coming more ana more Interested
each day in the showing OF their
f'voritcs and are busily Clipping
coupons from the Evening Dispatch
ana securing subscriptions 10 the
same paper
Resides witnessing; the great sport
ing classic, winners in the contest
viii have the opportunity OF visiting
one OF two OF the leading cities OF
tn" country. The possibility of tho
series being staged in only one CITY
crows fainter each day. However. it
is pretty certain that som. IT tho
games will take place In New York.
the worlds greatest city
whether thc other half Of the series
viii lie staged in pittsburch or Clcvc-
Land remains to be seen. Certain /.
is, however. that there will he plenty
Of sights to see and that y warm
welcome Will await the Ten Famous
Fans"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
STABLE OF VI. ]. SALMON
NOV! At HAVRE De GRACE
Careful, Daughter Of Wrach
and Mindful, Heroine
Of String.

HNNEf DE GRACE NNIyI.AS.
Sop, II Tho stable ., W..',n-
almon has arrive. f-uu, N.w y,-a
r,nt"- thc rhari.. ~, ,fatrer r,uvc,.
"ayihnh. who mas brought. ALTO ,ho
horse Servstor. which vac claimed
by f"rrE Win'ray from "a" West
'h"Ert stani" n:t"r "a race ri Belmont
tark tn" other day Srrv.tor vii.
a"" h"r" ana through MaryiaHd iIl.
rtc.n@ Under tn. silks Of e. l. WIN
reg IL Is son ~ Wr'cK Broom
",nd Atf Martha second. ana "a
i"-- .t"'"' II hrttu'. one Of I'll. mps,
Et.''tr. mares Of American racing
HISTORY
Cur,gul be- tho heroine Of ~.
mon srrine rn. littlc duuchic, n.
Nrara auG Mindful. ..rich yy,r p,r
slo.Our Eastern >horc HanAlcnn hero
IaHt .alI. came back In th. srrif,. an.
afi"r running Elly Kelly 10 q mead
IN tho s. 600 iIarr1rd randfe,u a
sjirin' - "-qunrt,rs of a mill. J..
:eatod star voter I'M tn. 5000 c,t.ea.
peak" CarcrIl went e. Kcniuet.
attor nj" Ou,Suu"aEc - run unpiacoa
% The KantUaky Derby she returned
,u Stat. land to n.lp POEM Ann In ,1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Davis. ends. Clark ana Shack"lf"r,i.
tackles; l'cuwick and Hall. guards.
h'nNins, center. witt. quarter.
"rnicman and Hnchart. halves. ana
MaphiS. fuii. IN" following subs,i-
iur"nN wcyc made: Foster FOR witt:
Brown for Niche. Rlacktord for Hall.
and Ward for rcnwick
As The lineup shows, Hall, the
active tackl" OF last year. viii this
season play running guard New
man, the husky Texan end in 1870.
viii probably u" shifted TO tackle.
Nlthoush practically las; years
team la returning ininct FOR some
weeks tn. h"ll.g o! i position On
nc "ar"i;" VII! bc Il matter OF some
doub; ny f~.quent suhst!tutions. pr.
Warren is si.,ns every man a chance
TO show ais worth and ihc mere fact
% previous plar" VIII insure no
NOR 'ha" fair try out
Monaay is tho da;r 50, for tho FIRST
-'r'nmage ~ that time tho ~
ur" Sound viii harc -cpor,ci. thc
University beginning regular classes
on that dat..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

ere" obviously covers territory on
IN" sunset side Of tho blk river
rho methods OF administration and
IN" rules Of tn" Two ORGANIZATIONS
~" identical. with Tho exception Of
one or two :0inor details Their sue
cess has attracted attention OF coll
9" men throughout the country.
IH" faciic Northwest Conference is
Gradually taking its Hinc" among
~" never institutions of the Pacific
Coast. while. with tho beginning Of
We collegiate season OF i922. n CON
ference viii take shape in the south
Tn" Big Ten formerly tho Big
Nine" - tn" outsrowth or an old
organization which Included the small
and large schools OF the territories
now covered by I'll" two Middle
Western conferences
The Missouri VALLEY Conference
mas had Il decade Of history. mos, of
the Tine as a seven school or-anlza-
ilou. AImlsgion OF oklahoma AMI
Grinncli ana thu rcturn OF Nebraska
recently has added TO the interest in
athletics ir its section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
COLLEGE SPORTS AIDED
BY TWO ORGANIZATIONS
Organizations Create Interest
In Aihlciics-PaciGc North
west Growing.

'NiINGO. sept, i7.-One o. the
"h'.I lessons Tor thu great .tt.orctse
~ ".rr. st IL: college s;o":s !n t:c
West ~ N" last fcw years Has p.-:
TN. pr"S"nr" IN the NidGlc West OF
m" ~" largest college athletic or
INVITATIONS ~ the world
TIA" Western intercollegiate Atm
iotic conference. NJ a. it is better
NHcwu. tho 'i:iS Ten" which opened
'C= football practice ycstcr!av. Gov
ore TIC territory cast Of tho NisSis-
sinai The Missouri VALLEY Confer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

~ factor IN the progrcss OF mo-
40 conferences has been the Ere.l,
amount OF athletic material TINY
have been able TO draw on. Tho cso,i..
icsIaie population OF their members
'a.t year was more than 100000.
Both conferences have been friend.
~ to Increase IN the number Of corn-
netitivc Intercollegiate snorts. Fac,
has mad" moves TO enroll the en,Irs
student body IN athletics. and most,
OF the schools have a compulsory
rule for participation in athletics OF
the Erst-y-ar classtn,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
S.o!, Garc Postponed.

riiIi.A pr:I.PH!A. Sept. i7.-Thc
polo game between the Meadowhr
ana Rockaway Clubs for the. senior
polo championship OF tho United
states scheduled for tho PHILADELPHIA
Country Club today. was postponed
on account Of rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

T'Nri.or,,.

|nagne ~. HARRISON 90. CAamDln.
Sacrifice lies Meiosky. Walker and
kosr Two-basc hits-I.oach. kost
and Briggs Three. base hits No
llosky. Home Winston. Struck
|out-ty Brown !. Loach J, HARRISON.
Pass Ball carson. Double plays
Larriscy "a Briggs "a Doran; briggs
10 Rrannigan 10 Hriggs; Chanr!in
TO Nclosky TO kcllcher. Corcoran to
Neloshy to Kcllcher: Kellehcr 10
|Champlin. Left on tascs -rnrboro
III. Rocky Mount. . Earned runs
Rocky Mount, Z; Tarboro. 4. Time o.
|samc-2 hours. Umpircs-Lewis and
Weir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
BUILDERS TRIM CATS

NEWPORT NEWS VA, Sept IL
THE Builders made clean sweep Of
he Suffolk series hy coping the
final tilt c 10 ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
international Lcr=uc Results.

Baltimore. 3. Reading. q
Toronto. 1873: Syracuse. -.
Buffalo. ,; Rochester. -
DthcrS-rHin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
.,n,rirnn A,socintion uc.,l,,

Min1tnp"lis. 70; 81. Iaui, -
columbus. 3: Toledo. IL
':ansas city. lG: milwaukee,. II.
Louisville Indianapolis Wv {
--uuniS)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
CND1H5 DIVIDE DOUBLE
bI!L WITH LOCAL NINE
Richmond Giants i.nd Season.
Scores. . 80 3 and
To q,

Tia. Richmond Giai:a celebrated
N' 'i.Sr 81 "a ~ season yes
.rday. by Detecting thu cuban star,
IA the second game -: az. double
hcH1"r ~ the score "i tp q af,"r
lrppuins IN. opening game by the
,oMut uf 20 :.
IN" cuhans started a',or Tn"rnp-
sou I'm IA" second iuiir. If Tia. first
HIn" "ith Il differentiation To- win
Early. IH". connected safely six
times and "ith tRc assistance II ,"o
AItS 'itt ,ih error. succeeded IN
S"nrirE cirht runs.
hitch"ll r"li.v"G ruouusru In tho
third inning. after .iUrcu was hit lbs "A
pitched BAN, Iuico scoring later for
~ last run OF the 'un.ns Mitchell
remainder of tn. raulc.
Tn" Giants Kept pllgEing auav.
h"",Eer ana scored four runs in the
tn.rd. On singles by rmrn Mason and
Ni'rh"l "a uiiic by !."rth and No
more in the nEih. Mitchell. Wo,naH
ara PuCr singled aud scored on lack
sons homer. This was the last Of
The Giunts threatened 10 tie tho
aoor" in ,ne ninth. M.tchoii ana
N"Eth scoring. but Tia. next three
ulrH wcr" easy outs.
Scc"nd Gnu,c.
Mitchell. Who did SO well in tho
rs gam, was sent hack In the SEQ
.'r! and pitched oXc"li"nt ball. hold
4liE inc tNhAnA 10 ipJr !tiS,
TGHndp. wno "as s'icctvd TO mitch
Tor til" Cubuns. waS ineffective.
Yielding eight safc;ics during IN. nrc
Lnln.S, and tg'Nc IuHiiicd v tn four
errors wcr" responsible for seven
.Nus
Womax led in the attack. getting
4,s second homo ran rf TIA" day He
ABS" SINGLED one" Ard walked the
;hirh Jiu- ~. Jackson and Mason
nit Il tIiplc .ach.
IN" fielding ~ Marion Iack.gon ana
-. tIs y:tf sH1s.tiIougI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Home rWn-WOWaN. stolen Base
Marion. Sacrifice Aits-Fab"lo. Junco.
Double play-Tuaulo 10 Fabelo to
Junco. Loft on Richmond. >
G,ubaus, /. Bases ON balIs--un Mitch
-. %, on Tuundu. g. StrUc': ont by
hlitchcll. %, rs Tuanjo. l. Time OF
game, 20 minutes. Empires Nixon
and O'Toolc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
30 s 10 ., - i

Cunau stars oil 900 900 81,
'rcran iaIron. whrcc-bas, hit
N"T.a. Homo runs WomaN Jack
son. STOLEN uasrS--.T rrum ONES
Mesa; g"uhI" !lays--iack son "a Ala
son 10 Grant. JacH son to Marion TO-
Mason; Jackson TO Masuu N.id
Mitch Mitchell. iiit Is pitched oull
hy THOMPSON ,Iunco>. is padron
tPUEhJ Left on bases I.!chu,ond.
THOMPSON, : on Juupo. %. III Mljcu-
oil. OF PaG:cn. %. Hi OF rh"mp-
son. .H . Innings, OF Mitchell 3 tm
: innings; OF Juuco. 70 jon i innings.
off faGrDu. IN lnrin..s. Struck
out by Thompson. 3. BY Ju0cn,
by Mitchell. @ by pairou 1ii,o
ut game. zoo. Empires SiNOn and
O'Tuo!,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
MISSING 16-YEAR-0LO
GIRL TELLS OF KIDNAPPING

ATLANTA. GA. July Police
late today hogan an Investigation Of
the story of l6-ycar-oid Atlanta girl
missing since last Friday, that she
had been kidnapped on downtown
street b. two young men in an auto
mobile. who held her captive in q
lonely house some iftccn miles from
Atlanta and finally deserted her
The girl who is attending bust
ness college here. thinks She was
drugged. according TO the account
obtained by police. as she remembers
but little until she made her way
on train back to Atlanta and went
To hotel fearing to return home
She wandered into a garage yesterday
afternoon and was cared for until
today, until her identity was learned
and she was returned TO her par
sntA s.t y7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

% KILLED DuRING YEAR
IKy Associatcd Press. J

WASHINGTON, July A.-Conil,c,-
ing accounts ol the causes OF recent
disturbance in the Mingo. ". Va
coal fields were given 10 the senate
Investigating commr,,ec today by
representatives Of thu miners aud
mine owners.
Nell Burkcnshaw. appearing a.
counsel for the m!nc-a union. said
1t lockout had been pI, into effect
J.. the min" operators about a year
ago ana that This had been followed
l.! eviction vi workers from COM
pany houses and creation OF tent
cities 30 house lo,c0o workers ani
their families Eurkcnshaws chare:
tlat continuation ot guerrilla wai
fare had resulted from Importation
a gunner by the operators, who hal
set aside the constitutional rights
oi their employees. WAS immediately
denied by representatives, of the mine
owners
I. Z. Ninson. speaking tor the OPP
orators. said Burkenshaw's statement
would hc challenged 10y the evidence
and overthroNn by the facts. He
attacked the United Mine Workers
as "a band Of robbers who have
adopted a policy OF TAX ing the mines"
away from their owners. NinSon said
the Mineo coal field, in spite Of con-
ditions. was today operating at ~
per cent of its capacity, and its mine
operators have both legal and
moral right to employ no men who
join this union"
Fred Mooney. secretary Of the Mine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
ANDERSON NAMED TO
HEAD c.. O. p. TICKET:
PLA TFORM ADOPTED
Woman Named
on Republican Ticket

Special to The Times Dispatch
NOHFOi.k. VA. July i,-All
nominations at tho Republican
Convention wor. by acclamatiun.
Ehc following ticket was selected:
Governor Colonel Henry y.
Anderson. OF richmond.
Lioutcnant-Govcrno stat. Son
;.or John II. Hassinrcr. of Ab!ms-
don.
Attorney-Goncral HARRY Is.
Wuirott. Of norfolk.
state Treasurer j ". Elan
naean. Hadford.
Secretary uf tn. Commonwealth
II y. Parsons. Grayson county.
state Corporation Commissioner
Gilbert T~igg, fauquicr County.
Commissioners OF Agricuiture-
Jacob 5. taldcinan. Shenandoah
County.
superintendent Of Public In.
st'uction-Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis
otey. Of Lynchhurg.
Mrs. Robert r Hudson. Of i;ich.
m"ud. who vas promincntIy men.
toned ia connection with TIN.
nomination. withdrew carly In ,h.
day IN favor Of the choice Of the
committee when she learned that
Mr. ORGY already had secured
many pledges OF support. Tnc
name of Miss Ruth Hudson. Of
L"ray, MAS likewise Withdrawn.
In" Richmond woman made no
~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
BANKS ARE AUTHORIZED
TO MAKE COTTON LOANS
iBy Associatcd I.rcss.


WASHlNGTON, July IL Federal
reserve banks in the cotton -produr-
ing sections already have authority y
to advance $I0o.ooo.0o". "or more ii
necessary" upon customer paper
secured hy warehouse receipts Tor
cotton. Governor w T.. - Harding.
of The Fedora! Reserve Board. today
wrote Representative Fulmcr. of
South Carolina.
The directors IN each ease. how :
soundn"Ss and dcSirahtiity OF the pa e
had inquired why such .oans could
not lie ant ihoriacd through southern
banks.
While the Federal Reserve ranks
ot Hichmond ana Dallas would be
considerably below their required re.
serves today IL put upon their own
footing Governor Harding said.
they are maintaining them hy re-
discouutinG with other reserve banks
and ill have no difficulty in rcdis
counting such additiona. amounts as
will bc needed The Federal Reserve
Bank of Atlanta has for some time
maintained its required reserve with.
out rcdiscounting with other reserve
banks. although IL is quite likely that
II will he rcliScounting in short
time"
The st. Louis bank. the letter said.
has the strongest reserve OF any
OF The Federal reserve banks in the
cotton sections, and would have no
difficulty lin meeting any legitimate
demands out of its own funds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

been upheld. lie has said tina, his
slogan dues not mean Back 20
whisky ":!i submit that to The
JudImcn OF th- voters uf Virginia -
r:>"Iuim~ torir Biii Vote.
Senator Trinki" said he had been
charged wtth voting for tn. Cooke
lipu"r h.ll. winch permitted physl-
cans t. have ten gallons of l.uu"i
On hand all tho time 20 tc dispensed
I" persons pr"poriy authorized to re-
ccivc IT. Sc denied that such was =
fact.
= voted for the cooke biz as
amended" hr declared. which
am"ndrneu; contained II provision al
lowing duly accredited phy sicians to
have six gallons of WHISKY in th,lr
possession during twelve months F.
lie said this bin had received thy
serious consideration Of persons
pualiii.h to pass upon it. and that It
had received the Endorsement OF tho
prohibition advocates.
Tho TriuNlc mass. meeting last
night WAS well staged. STEMS band
discourscd popular music for half an
hour before tho meeting was called
To order. The crowd nllcd the hic h
Scho"L auultcr!Hn. ana practcai'E
ever" seat ins the gallery Was occu-
ped There were aboJt loo peo-
pie present. and when Senator Trim
klc entered tho auditorium he was
given applause which continued for
nearly a minute. nm tho stage with
Kim eat. ON hi, right Oliver j Sands.
and on his left Henry L. Pollard.
CitS Attorney for Richmond
As sp"ctacular feature OF the at
fair. at A2o o'clock. headed by
Thomas - Morton, delegation OF
(Coniinurd on pa-c 10. 90; -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
PROB HIBITION ISSUE Is
REVIVED BY TRINkLE,
IN HIS SPEECH HERE,
Candidate for Governor Declares Law Enforcers Must
BE for Statutes as Matter of Principle Rather Than
of Political Expediency-Flays Tucker

prohibition. ds au lsSGc IN the cam
raISh tor the Democratic nomination
Tor |"Nc'n"r OF Virginia. Was brought
forward last ni=ht by State senator
u. Ice Trinoic IN - spoocu u; the
John Marshall N-h school II an
aud!cuc" tnat taxed tho capacity o.;
Tho building.
Law enforcement viii never bc hau
IN Virginia Tho speaker declared. ii
The m"m elected TO rnicc are not in
favor "f Tho stauI' as Il matter ot
prime. plc rather ru.,u a. , urtt.r az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
CONDEMNED MAN LAYS
BLAME For HIS PLIGHT
ON ATHER,S s LENIEWCY
Harry Ward. the Lone Wolf
Must Go to Gallows at
Chicago Today.

CHICAGO. July III Harry Ward
the lone wolf" VIII die ON III" gal
lows tomorrow morning Governor
small tonight refused u rcprevv
Ward was 'two-gun man" and
alon" committed scores OF robbcric.
ana hoidmps. IN hi, last fight he
killed three men after ro5bing a
IN merchant.
Ward. in - farewell! letter tonight.
declared his father was rcspons ihl,
for his plight, Ills father, hc said
had not been strict enough with rim
when he was ii child. And the police,
he said. had always bounded him af-
ter his first arrest years ago.
when hoy leaves Il reform
school, give him Il hand ana don't let
the police hound him from job "a
job" he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
"SUICIDE" NOTE AIDS
BROTHER TO SAVE LIFE
nm Nssocintcl rress

ATLANTA. GA. July li.--A letter
received by u. C. Butler, treasurer of
an automobile equipment concern. To-
day caused him Ia hurry to Il iociti
hotel in time 10 prevent the !eith -!
his brother. W. ~. Butler. by AS
phyNiati"n. According 10 the lctIer
the latter had turned on the gas with
suicidal intent. He was removed 10
- hospital. whore his condition was
pronounced critical
Rutlcr was for many years with the
Atlanta Freight bureau. but recently
organized a new business. which APP
rarcntly was not prospecting. I'm his
letter he referred TO himself as the
champion mistake maker" and de-
ciarcd NOW am about to make The
biggest 'hull OF all