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By DIR. wu Ting Fang.
Foreign Minister of the South Chin
Government at Canton.

>'V' at NstiI'Oh
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CANTON. Oct. 15.-'rhe govern
mcnt of China established at Canton.
has but lately succeeded in defends ing
Itself against the attacks OF a war
lord. who was acting under the in
structions OF the Picking militarists.
and because OF the misconception
which p, walls regarding the aims ana
objects Oh the government with which
| am associated. l should like to state.
briefly. the facts as they exist. We
III the South. far from seeking tho
partition OF the country. are seeking
us uniiication--a uniiication that will
never come so long aa the present
Peking government exists.
The struggle in China today is be-
tween good government and bad gc.-
eminent, not between the North and
South rs being Two different parts Of
the country. The Cantonese no more
desire to gain power over other prov
inces than they Will tolerate the au-
tocratic and incompetent rule OF re-
king officials. They have refused To
acknowledge Pcking's administration
because they desire n real republic.
a democratic Federal system, which
will leave each province subscribing
TO central or national authority
charged with the conduct of foreign
or purely national affairs.
Canton Temporary Capital.
Canton has been hut the natural
rallying point because IL was I'm Can
ton that II was first realized that
China. by the revolution OF 1911. had
not gained 4 republic. but "A new set
OF reactionary and corrupt officials
under changed names. Picking has
failed to provide what the 1911 rev
"lution aimed ut, and those who re-
tanned their hope of Il unified Chinese
republic. have had to make fresh
start. Kwangtung has been made bu,
their temporary home.
by the completion of the recon,
lighting. there are now five or six
provinces ready To stand IN with
Kwangtung In the task OF bringing
reform and good government. We
have. besides. representatives here
from Fukien, Fengticn, Chihli, HUI
man-in fact. from almost every
province In China. Chckidng has
Just declared its independence OF Pc
king, and we have been invited u
send representative 10 that province
In order to assist in drawing up Il
constitution based on the American,
pattern.
Rodney Giltert. one OF the foremost
foreign writer's I'm tho Far East, has
hut lately written in the North China
DAILY News. series OF articles giving
reasons why the -oreisn powers
should withdraw. their recognition
from Peking--a government which has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
CANTON PEOPLE BLAZING TRAU
FOR REPUBLICAN, RULE IN CHINA
DIR. WI Declares Sun Vat Sen Seeks Only Emancipa
ton of Country and End of Militarisn-F Fighting to
Reach Coal Sought in 1911 Revolt

hoPelessly failed to deal with the
nations problems because IL is under
.ne heeI OF powerful military inter-
me aim OF tho leaders In Can
,pn 10 set such IL strong example
.""t uh the provinces OF China Will
DC ied TO join with them In their
task of establishing n government
worthy of their country.
No Foreign Recognition
10y public improvements, Light tar
ation. the provision Of education. the
puiiuihR or roads and railways and
freedom from the ravages of military
bands II lis hoped that In kwangtuug
VIII De demonstrated the possibilities
OF enlightened administration, so
ihuch so that the province Will
eventually become Il power OF ex-
ample that will work It's own cxpan-
sion. But the rcformcrs are handi-
capped not so much because of in
ternal opposition chat is powerful
enough In all conscicnce), but be-
cause the foreign powers are content
10 recognize Peking-while withhold
ins recognition from the Canton gov
crnment. To belong to n recognized
government means access to foreign
loans and II is only because OF pckin's
position in this regard that nomin AZ
support Is given her the extent II
is.
Enlightened men In every province
are longing for the day when they can
with safety shake Off the shacklcs of
those at present in power. not because
they want to WELD II similar powcr
themselves. but because the demo-
cratic movement can then be openly
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RAIL DEVELOPMENTS
UNsETTL|NG FACTORS
Stock Market Reacts to Dis.
custom Of Strike
Menace.
EXCHANGE CONDITIONS CHAOTIC
Pound Sterling Moves UPWARD
sharply. while German Marks Con-
tinuc slump, Teaching New Low
Level OF .G5.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Oct l5.-OverniSht
DEVELOPMENTS in the railroad s;tua-
ton unsettled todays stock market
session. rails of the Investment di-
vision reacting one to three points
The reversal extended to steels
equipments and numerous allied is
sues. but domestic oils followed their
recent movement into new high
ground. Several of the foreign oils,
especially Mexican Petroleum. also
were substantially better.
Elsewhere trading was of ucsul-
tory character. specialtics tending
mainly downward. with now low
record for American Sugar Pierce
Arrow common and preferred were
unusually active at material ad-
rances. Sales amounted to 275,oo0
shares.
Aside from the 3hs. which rose
slightly over fifty points. dealings in
Liberty bonds were dull and feature
less. The general bond market was
irregular, Cuba Cane Sugar rs being
conspicuous among the foreign is
sues for further decline of two
POINTS.
Another sharp rally in British
rates with demand sterling at 3S9k.
or almost S cents over the weeks
minimum. and the further slump in
German marks to level approxi-
mating 65-lo0ths directed renewed
attention to choatic conditions
abroad.
Most other European rates were
better on limited dealings. The
clearing house weekly statement WAS
devoid of interesting features, actual
loans and discounts revealing only n
moderate expansion. Cash holdings
Increased by sl1.O0o,00O, however,
with consequent increase OF excess
reserves To S39,0QO.0OO
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAn,lIr.
By a Associated rtess.l

CHICAGO. Oct. B-Incertaiu,y rcgayb-
!hs farm reserve lgurca credited to The
s1vrtniEen,. but not Officially issued from
.""shhk'oh' gave an advantage to bears
IN the wheat market today during mnst
o! The session, Week end evening up.
howcE.r. caused q rally. The close was
unsettled At Ac net decline to a ullo nd
vance. ,With December S!.!5@ To- ti.isJ.. and
Corn finished &c Oft to ncGLc IN. ana
oats HaineI ise TO '.cUSc
III provisions the outcome varied from
GAG decline to n rise OF Ioc
mo ihrm ressevc estimate which was
cprreni put the total ~ $4,000 90 bushelv
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND BARK FIT.
BY FIR ED'K r NOTHING & CO..
Investment Bankers
RENEWED LIQUIDATION
APPEARS IN COTTON
rHy Associated rrsss.l

NEW YORK, Oo,. lb.-FhcT.
from shorts became less active ON the
3, points above yesterdays low level.
lat! Later aueiua Ions we're !rveGriar: but
renewed lldu!dh,ion IN The late trading
and December closed At 1921. or y points
on rom the h.st. Ihs srneral mar"et
il points higher
The opening was steady At decline OF
the week end and trading. BUYERS. Re.
South. late yesterday and rather vague
"pprehensioIs that tropical disiurDanc"
probably n-on.0ted huviuc To- cover sfor,
contracts and there was also some
;n%nt upon me London announcement that
- favor able "a is bearing upon cen;rni
on ;he, whole however. local brokers
a;tribut.t the advance chiefly 10 - nrrncr
technical nos!tion after the heavy. !iqui-
The demand from shorts subsidized III"
fgld w to 1872 during the middle OF
the morning. with active months Ecncr-
ally showing, net advances. Of - TO so
off from thc best;
New Orleans wires estimated recent nur-
at about 9,cGO baie- ana "a .atr demand
Was. reported for futures here curling th"
represent price HxiuS by sninne,s Cahle
.dviccs from Manchester r"poried a con
china According to figures confined bv
IRON ineEt British authority. seventy six
age diyidenh for TIC three months ended
Septe'G Per -. Of 90 ugr cent. compared
OF the domestic goods market Indicated
!; ~ small n;Si, yo,nf"s of H1siness az n.s,
10 the decline In raw materials.
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Loses Valuable Gems in Taxi.

PARIS, Oct. l5.-Madame de Wen
del. of this city, left n package Of
towels worth / 100000 francs In 4
taxicab while driving from the Care
dc l'IIst to her home. the other day.
The police are looking for the chauf-
feur.
case is on record where 4 chauf-
fcur found packet OF jewels worth
$4,000 francs, which had been left
in his taXicab and returned Them to
the loser.
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cotton. and brokers generally set the de-
mand down as resulting from uncasinrss
over the very favorable tone OF weekly
and monthly statistics Some little buy
ing resulted from the report that jap
out OF New York for japan for $4,000
bales OF cotton. Week end reviews OF
trade in general were called very favor
able. esIncially in their reference to tex
:iic conditions. Dispatches from Canad Ia II
wholesale dry goods centcrs aroused much
interest because OF their claim that whole
salers could not get goods fast enough
10 supply the demand.
Highest prices OF the day were reached
on te!egrams from Texas claiming the
crop OF thai State was - per cent ginned
and on teleCrains from Oklahoma saying
that ginning would be finished there in
NflCGn days.
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as AGAINST 1900 ,ooo bushels last year. Ap-
parehtly fhis showing would be n dis
appnintncnt To the bulls but there was
,much question as TO whether the amount
also whether country min and elevator
STICKS wer" Included. One comment
estimate should finally he nut out as
OFFICIAL IL would be- difficult to reconcile
Win previous reports which had been
generally accented as to CONSUMPTION. ex-
POTTS ana Increased visible supply since
bushels.
by the action OF wheat. Rural offerings
lacked volume.
Provisions averaged little higher with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

b. NJ. Curtis, OF Richmond, has
nled n debtors petition in bankruptcy
In the United States District Court
through his attorney. Robert II. Tall
ley. naming debts as s5S5.33 and no
assets. The creditors arc Richmond
groccrs and clothiers.
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EARLY TRADING SHOWS
COTTON MUCH FIRMER

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Oct Pro.
bpunccd nrIbncss was shown IL IA. carly
trading IN cotton today ANA at the hirh.
est trading months were 2. TO :. POINTS
rising 10 1893. After The middle 81 The
session values gradually tnpnred OF under
renewed selling for sho-t account a nd
realizing by those who took on long con
tracta around tho opening. The cIos.
showed net gains ON the oay Of only
tos points on the more active. months.
On the hrst call IL way plain that Tho
shor' fa;c!cst was buying Considerable
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firm. Gsn: snics. 100: recoi,ts. 30: ship
mehts. y: stock. i0.aS2: rosin. firm: sales
$50 go; rcceipts. Lose: shipnents. -: stuck.
S- sa quote: Il. +0?A 40: u. 40. Il i!5SS
r.; i?o; g. 4..;6ii3>: II. i25: l.
i'@aiio r.. 4.55Ii6o: VI. G.VIQ SOS: y.
5.l3M5.90: VIC. SIS; WV go
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New York Mddnnn 10 s.: stock. 1861.
Minor noris.hecciu;s lcJ95. exports. lG.-
.. TT.2,al today, ne.cceipts. issi?: exports
To,a! tor week-ReceiDts. 1893: exports.
Total ier season- Rcceitts. i.eGa:21: cx-
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cLEAnINn uoIrsE srArrMrrr

NEW YORK. Oct. !5.-Thc actual CON
dillon In OF the clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows that
fney hoId S39.eS.t:0 reserve IN excess OF
ieEa! requirements. This Is an increase
OF SliO9i.2l0 from last week.
GERMAN MARKS TUMBLE AGAIN
EW YORK. Oct. lj.-C;crman marks
made another low record today preliini.
nary quotations being 0.G115 cents
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roTTONSEED OH

MEM YORK. Oct l5-Cottonsced oil
was fairly active and lirmcr on buying
m-nt report and iirmness in ard The
close was ) to Is points net higher. Sa les.
$500 barrels. Prime crude. 10: prime
summer yellow SPOT SO bid: December
ssh: March e.0f and May. go all bids
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE raw sugar
market was quiet and no sales
reported. Prices were UNCHANGED at R0
Tor centrifugal for duty free sugars and
I'll for Cubas.
Trading IN raw sugar futures was very
quiet today but now low records were
established. with March selling at 2.23.
The opening was al to lo!nts decline
under scattered local liquidation. hut the
loss was rcSlincd covering ana final
prices were net unchanged, December
closed At 81: March. Us: May, ".Sl. July.
"a.
There were no changes in refined sugar.
with all retiners listing the basis OF
So for fine Eranulatcd. but business was
light. There were no transactions In re-
fined futures. and closing prices were
net unchanged with December AZ S.3S
March and later months. 80.
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ms averaged "A little higher with
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE market for
coffee futures was very quiet today. with
fluctuations corrcsp0ndnriy narrow. Ths
r,,t.n'nE was 70 points h,yher On a
BROKERS. but prices later cascd on re-
ports that some Santos shippers had ac-
ccptrd bids Mt slight concessions. De-
ceiuber sold of from 40 to go. and the
market closed net points lower TO !
point higher. sales were estimated at
about 1900 bags. Closing bids: December.
.bi; March, Ia: May. ISL: July. Isd:
Stptemb :. I.S3.
Spot conce. quiet: Rio as. SN: Santos Is.
ila< Qrl2t7. \ sale OF Santos IL. part Bour-
market NJ ll.25. American credits.
The official cables showed an advance
decline OF I'D in Rio evtnanre on
London. Milreis prices At Rio Wee UNI
cha nScd TO 80 reis per ana santos - to
IS refs. Rio cleared 1920 for New Orleans.
Victoria cleared 1000 bags Tor the United
States ana 100 for Canada. brazilian port
receipts. $500: Jundiahy receipts. c5.vpo.
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PETERSBURG rEASuT MARKET.


SPANISH farmers stock. market nrm
Csc to 81 Der bushei.
NIRGINIAS farmers -tOck market steady.
Fancy Jumbo. &C to 6i.c Der 10.
Extra prime SC to 5iac Der ID
Prime 4Hc To sc Dcr lb.
Shc!iir re stock &C to tiac per h.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond Union Stock Yards.

October 10. 1921
Heavy run OF cattle. Market lower on
all grades In sympathy with lower p:lces
In all other markets on common and
n cd
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RICHMOND GRAIN exchanges.

hulvSa!c quotations on Change.
October Is 1921.
Thcse quotations represent prices which
are being paid Us offered by dealers and
n!llers on this market:
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WOMAN ANARCHIST
AND NINE EXECUTED
"rhH. the soviet Iuaui>it ion. in.-
poses Penalty Following
IInts in Iat3.
Thy 1c.lttl i'crSs 1

MOSCOW. oct. -!auia Barron. =
woman anarchist ,radrr. and uln.
men a"s"ci-,tra have been .Nacnt,,!
10y thc ,u' 'ia. ~ SOVIET inQuisi;irn.
and m"ny others Lavo been i,arris.
"""d " MOSCOW Ia connection with
plot driiAS' haoH % : rty:no " la!s.
whe@ ho,''hs We" exploded during a
nertins. pf Tire MoScow committee al
the Communist party. wrecnins liz.
'".i"ire "a w.i'ch the Meeting WAS
h"'d ANA "ili'ag many persons.
On Angus: II last III" caoisa al.
'r%eS The anarchist r:ottrrs effected
- military Organization &" assist in
INC c2'np" ~ i'""ciFo"rL n.cmlcrs OF
tn"ir GI"np Mo KILLED a cuin,nissur
ara engaged ia Il street battle. in
which many persons were iincd or
inju~'d H"'Civers. printing ink AMI
forged iHoncy plates. 10y which the
anarchists nada money 20 carry on
thcir ~ tstiom. "erc found in ihc
anarchist Headquarters. tac chcNa as
Se.tS.
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ALLEGED |NCR|M|NAT|NG
LETTER is DISCOVERED
~c>imorcland Authorities Re.
ported to Have Ea,tlakc-
Knox Mi>sivc.
>or.,ir mi:Ir TO FRANZ r,."r
i:mpi"! tItnrucy--Rcinti,-> Com
In: {" itur, Dead and DctrnI i.ir-
i1.-
nv Al .oe.a:el pre..H

COLONIAL. BEACH. "a. oct. l.
Torn bits oE letter We're rrSarded
tonight by county authorities rs Az
important clue in Qualification of III"
mystery SURROUNDING Tho killing 1T
n.r home las, Friday OF Mrs. Nabc!
:. i:as,lak- wif, al Roger Easilai:".
u chief petty officer 81 ihc navy. who.
with Miss sarah u. KNOX. nf Chesa-
peakc CITY. y. j.. are n-in; held IN
connection with the murder.
These bits ~ iettc. were said by
authorities To nave been found in =
handbag belonging 20 Miss Knox. and
as .icccd together pur, said 10 show
that Eas:lakc, The writer of ;he lot
tor. had Invited Miss IinoN - come
here To help him frame a piC;." tn"
letter. The authorities said. Dor"
Colonial i-sch posumarh. ard was
dated September :.
Ia stake ana y" - l[noN wn., cor
G1cl tonight IN the Wrstn,"r"laaI
County J"i, ., Mouir"ss. having been
arrested yesterday 81. r"cJr.nend;.
ton %. cor"nrr's Jury. ~;yun..
guards we've placed ahou, ;br ia..
ioda,. coz sidrrab!" tai. oi v:"icnc,.
har.ns been reported.
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MURDER AND Z SUICIDES
SHOCK FREDER|CKSBURG
Young Woman Slain by For.
mcr Suilor. Who Takes
" Own Life.
'.> m,p MARRIED. A>"rnEm
Sr'"nd TRACED. Comes with rrumi-
nrnt Cuisines Wan, Dc-rondcnt
From, fil-Iirnith. ShsniInv Himself
In D1rtar's pilirr,

Especial |" ~: Times Dispatch
rnl:n!tkSi;CI;G. VA. oct. L.
intruder Uni tvs" suicides stirrc
;n!s city t"nl@i,;.
Miss HIT. :hecklcs, ared -. wa:
n''"t Mmh Killed IN hcr home tonight
BY r"an,I M,,iaren. who then sl,o;
ninnsolf S"toe y.ars ago Tie GOA 81,
:ver. ,'nSa.eI. n'!i MoC!area w.,s later
s'a"rici :" an.gl-r GirI.
Tonight n called at MISS Shccl,les'
home ana. attrr "a short conversation.
committed Tho douhi. crime. Miss
S.v i>ira ! SIcv:vcd hy h-r u,.tEc.
ana Two ~iater> ri THIS city. No
iinien leave, his parents. wife AMI
"n- r!'..I.
ihomaa \ Brent aged 81 Years. 3
prominent bushes, man ~ this city.
."n.mitt"d suicide l"risnt at :,
"c'"'E. shooting himself through III.
h"i'd with "a .3s-calisrc revolver. Ii.
was a native %! Fredericksburg. and
AaI "ccn actively engaged in bust
"tS* Tor "a nuniucr. u: years.
Mr.. t:rcn' l.!t his stur. Tor SUPPER
~ usGal anu, ucoa making :, visit
Il physician by whom he was being
treated lie opcn,d a desk. taxing The.
DOCTORS pistol ANA kin:uy hiusei; IN
Siant'y i'"ur hcai;h ana desmond
"N"y ~" tl!"-ght +" br tn. reason.
:"r 'hr r.,Ep decd.
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TRIPLE TRAGEDY SHOCKS
FLORIDA CITY RESIDENTS
Arcadia Man Kills LAWYER,
Wifes Mother and
linn elf.
""' NJ. M,rn - WEI.
"r>rn'> hi,"rrr i'r,"c-dirc. D., Pick
ing Spnrrci With ttturn~S. with
'ata' result. >h"u,~ ~.ir a u,,,
fHr>ucs Him.

ACADIA 'i.k. oct. l.-c l.
cjarh. 20 .,,.., a., ..u,,.,
,,s
49," '+''o"S!' 'anse'''
- 'r''eVe". 10y disappo'niiaont
over dsGt-s,;c troubles. ,;,i annex
here tnda, ana .bo, a., ,.;u.., .,
,orr., t
- '''''''
'''' :" 49, US h'"'her-!"-'4w. a Mrs..
hiunt: wounded his vile. and shea
killed himself.
,>cor,,;,, :,
''"'E
a. IA" 'H''r"' N" 'iWN"r's
''''I'' WIZ" Was c"Hns'! for Mrs. Clark
in PENDING Giror'. suit. and s,.r;Al
quarrel. WITHIN n fcyv minutes H..
,,..., ,.,.,,..,.
- al
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6, 900 ATTEND INITIAL
DAYOFI6THANlVLJAL
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
EXHIBITS ARE LARGER
AND BETTER THAN EVER
Additional Space Has Been Provided to Accomn,oda
the More Numerous Displays--AIany Buildings
Are Crowded to Their Capacity.

V..s!n!a's greatest OF al ra!ia is
now on. .Eith 4 mountaineering at
t"ndance for opening days, The i.st
uny closed last might in a blaze az
Ei"ry. Tho only thing tina, initiated
::ainst complete spectacle yras tbs
ab.,nc: Of The midway attractions.
T.esc shows were delayed bccaus. OF
= storm. and w!ll. no, ge, into n.
city nnt!! 'h.s morning Al. wiii 10.
ready for the opening Of the nid,yay
tomorrow morning.
rar.y in tho AFTERNOON tho grand
stand "as practically aIied. while
there we're hundreds grouped ahou,
the green and the paddock. Hun
drnds stroiied through ;he grounds
and into the exposition building.
where Il beautiful scene presents it
s"lt with every foot "f space taken.
ana Win tn. competitive griri, mr.
Tai!!us, tho big tuiiIin; Is trans
formed into = ..aiidpSCopic pnncra-
ma o: color ana aoliday- spirit, Never
before in the history nt the present
Organization has there been - more
complete distribution ~ exhibits, nor
"a more perfect dirplay.
Additional sheds and pons have boon
erected 20 accommodate the lars"
stock n.d swine exhibits. The poui.
try building is crowded 30 overflow
ing. and the farm products buildings
are filled TO capacity with some Of
the most complete collections " aG
ricuiiural cndcavor.
Attractive Count, EahibitS.
The county exhibits. each under Iii.
roc, supervision Of the official county
demonstration embrace attractive
samples az the products o. the sec
tou1 embraced in The following;
counties: i!rnrico. princcss Avne.
Louise. Alh"n,arl,. Orange. Isle al
Wight. carr"i. Hanover caroline.
Hnlpeper MerL.cnhaI :. Prince VII
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HOLD WET PARADE IN
Nt,W ORLEANS STREETS
.s!rnat"r Rr"u>snrd. tntuhie to A.
t-nd. sends Message to the
Marches. q.

N.W ORLEANS. la. Got l..
Headed cy former Mayor Martin
hehrwgn aad several other oromi
rent eit.Iens. a considerable crowd
al orlrai,ia:is p.si':.ded today III pro
test ~ .mond tue Nola,ead act to per-
mi, the sale II hrc" and light wines
y nnmbcr o. *aily decorated auto
mobiles headed the pedestrian march
.rS. The fc.tlr" event. of the day
Mas :" be m address at Lee Aiohu
mrnt 10y tnitcd states senator Ed
win :. Rrowssayd, but he sent a teie-
gram that he was unable To attend.
IL, his m-ssasc, road to a cheering
,hrons, he stated: *,
Must y. here Ia make nght for
our people. Reor b!il still IN Senate
after tight begun alone. Now rein
forced by biggest men OF both par
tics. Am leader In this fight to de
feat fanatics. Best wishes to masses
assembled and asa that they do their
part IN saving United states Consti-
tuition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Sheriff Steps in Front of
Procession i'm Waco
Streets.

lnv Arsncin;ah 49, /

~ - N''lHi"t I'fHSS
waco, TI:NNS, Oct I-ti,r men
were "onndcd in gun fight between
sh"rin'S posse RnJ participants in
ku HiuN hinn parade at I.orrna
fourteen miles s"mth az here. tonight
The light TOOK pinrc ut tmr inter-
section &c tho mnin business streets.
where srrfrnI thousand prorIe Ind
gathered to witness the pnrndr when
sheriff Hob buchanan. OF Mcirnnnn
County. leader Of the posse. >trppcd
in front "f the approaching rninmn
and attempted To wrrst the american
ling fr"m the leading whit--cia,I
figure.
In the free-f"r-nll Hight which Gu
sued. Shrrin buchanan was shot
twice. "n"r In che meek md once in
IN" body. aud Lewis Crow. assistant
football "oa"h M Bnyior umi.crsIt,,
here. 81 member ofptbc posse, was .e-
Nrr-I. rnt. VI. burton. rnr, West nn.i
viii Lawson were also wounded nj
though the extent "f the iujrri-s hns
not hccn nsrrrtnincd.
Sheriff Bnrhanan, while whiting M
local h"spitnI e." have his w"uui>
dressed. suid t" IL n-u>nupcr rnun:
"Just tell them thri the white caps
SHOT mr.
81 begged and pleaded with them
&" hnit the parade nc >aid. Tint they
would not hear me-
Pressed lar details as - the en-
c"untrr, the sheriff appeared too weak
fr"m excitement and less Of blood Ia
continue and was only able to give
vague reptile. To further questions.