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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
I5-YEAR SENTENCE
IS IMPOSED BY JURY
IN SPRINC-GUN CASE
Defense Notes appeal From
DanuiHe Court after Ncw
Trial Is Denied.
Especial to. The Times Dispatch. ]


DANVILLE. VA. Sept. g.-Thc Jury
which tried Irwin Il. Pierce. negro
who set sprine-gu in his store.
causing the death Of Police officer
J. +. Jones' tonight returned a YER
diet of second-dcgrSc murder. and
liked his punishment at hftccn years
III the pcnitentiary.
The Jury was out for three quar-
ters of an hour, receiving the case
at Sis after protractcd and impas-
stoned final pleas
Pierce took his sentence calmly.
Sentencing OF the negro was de-
ferred until Monday in order that
certain afidavits might be prepared
by the defense. which. denied n new
trial through the ovcrruline OF the
customary motions. gave notice OF an
appeal. One of the largest crowds
which ever packed the courthouse
was on hand this afternoon and
waited until the decision had been
reached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
CENTER EFFORTS ON
GRIFFITH MYSTERY
Hcrico Authorities Visit Scene of Hadey Murder
Hope of Uncarhng Clues That May Throw
Light on Alleged Second Killing

All efforts are now bcin; directed
towards solving the mystery sur
rounding the admission by DR. Will
nIcr Amos IIadicy. in confcs.ing to
the murder oc his wife. Mrs sue
Kathleen Iiadlcy. here nearly three
Years ago, tina; he also killed "Dr.
Griffith"
Though Henrico County authors
ties are known to have taken scvera,
trips during the day To the scene
OF the murder. near Westham Bridge.
where DIR. Hadley states II" shot Dr.
Griffith: no statement was given ont
by them yesterday rs To whether any
tangibl. clues had been uncovered
Dr. Eladlcy. on the second day OF
his Incarceration IN the Benrico
County Jail. where he Is awaiting
trial at the October term Of the Cir
cult Court on III. murder charge.
Stoiidly refused to be interview ID.
stating that hc will not make n
statement for publication until after
Lie father has arrived and hc has
Obtained counsel
The jailcr ana attendants say ho
WAS markedly quiet during the day.
and appears to have resigned him
sclf to whatever fate is mctcd out to
him.
The DR.. Griffith alluded to i'm the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
FLOOD DECLINES C. OP.
DEBATE CHALLENGE
Cannot Permit Democrats
Movements TO Be Controlled
by Republicans.
LETTER MAKES POSITION CLEAR
Joint Discussion May Bc Arranged IN
Event Candidates From Two Par
ties Meet ut Same Timc-Scnntor
Trinklc's Speaking Dntca.

While the Democratic State Com
mittcc will not make ARRANGEMENTS
for joint discussions between speak
ers from the Democratic ranks and
those from the Republican party, it
was announced last night by Chair.
man Flood. local committees may
make such arrangements when the
occasion seems propitious. In other
words> IL candidates from tic two
fartics meet at any given place dur
ing the campaign. the local commit
tee may. in it's discretion. arrange
Tor joint discussion. This position
of the committee was made plain In
II letter Forwarded ny Chairman Flood
TO herman Joseph i. rruppcr, at
Republican headquarters last nigh,
In this letter Chairman Flood says:
The telegram of Colono! Henry
w. Anderson TO Hon. l.. Lee Trinkic,
proposing joint discussions. ana YOUR
communicate tion TO Hon. John r.
saunders. suggesting series OF such
discussions between himself and Mr..
III. n Wolcott, have been referred to
me for reply
Map Out Own Tours.
map out the speaking tours of Messrs.
Trinklc and Saunders in accordance
with its best Judgment and the re-
uuiremcnts Of the campaign as they
may develop. and cannot permit their
movements 10 he controlled by those
OF Colonel Anderson and Mr.. Wolcott
VIII, therefore. have TO decline the
general arrangements for joint dis
cussions which these communication
suggest.
Nevertheless, should Senator Trim
klc and Colonel Anderson, or Messrs
Saunders /aEd Wolcott meet at any
given place during the campaign. II
VIII be entirely proper for the local
Democratic committee At any such
place. if IL sees tit, to arrange for n
joint discussion; and, " such discus
sion Is arranged. II will meet with
the hearty approval of this commit
tee.
This rule will apply to all OF the
speakers we will have on the stump"
1T is not the purpose of the Dem
f(,ppfinup1 np pnun IN (,oi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
BURGLARS FORGE NAN
TO CLIMB Stairway
At REVOLVER'S POINT
2. S. Lubienshi Interrupts In
truderS at Home on Han
Ouer ,4upuiip.
OUer 4Uenuc.

When two unidentified men were
interrupted in their attempt to bur
glarize n residence At 2202 Hanover
Avenue last night by l. :. Lubicnski,
who lives at that address. ne was
forced to rcclimb thr stairway :,
the point of II revolver by the bur
glars. who then Tflcd to the stree:
and made their escape in a high-pow
cred automobile.
They arc said to have effected an
entrance through a window on tn.
lower floor ami were engaged in Il
systematic search OF rooms on that
floor when MIR. l.uOicnSki was awak-
ened. Ilc was met in the hallwa:
by the intruders and told TO beat
il mp the stairs" Mr.. Lubienski
complied. The men, he stated. then
climbed into a ear standing parked
in the avenue opposite the house and
drove off.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10

commander and lieutenant-coloncl I'm
the field overseas. and now to the
rank OF hrigadicr-gcncral.
Appreciation of Services.
Colonel X. II. Kelley. OF the United
states Army. who commanded the
one Hundred and sixteenth Infantry
in its engagements in ancc, wrote
TO General Waller when he was Ienv-
ing France. in part as follows:
~ cannot see my connection with
the one Hundred and Sixteenth In
faniry definitely severed without ex-
pressing To you personally somethinu
hf my appreciation for you as "a man
and as battalion commander.
During our busy period or orgn-
ization and training at GIMP McCIel-
Ian. in the trenches e:,ch Of Bclfort.
and. :inail.'. when subjected TO tb.
acid test Of the great Arconne- -NIeusc
offensive. YOU exhibited the same
quiet. forccful traits Of character tha,
made you succcssfui as II commander
Of nci- your battalion "a cohesive uni,
in action and y"ursci. e tower Of
strength 90 your cgim.ntal com
mandcr
~ gentleman personally. "a loyal
CONTINUED on Page - Col IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10

liadiey confession is said by Sheriff
Webb Sydnor to have been the mcdi-
cal assistant OF Dr. Iiadicy while the
latter was in charge Of a private
hospital at Eagle. Colo. some time
previous 10 the war.
Files OF the War Department in
Washington show n DIR. Il. T.. Griffith.
who was president OF Medical Ad-
Nisory Board. No. IL. OF Colorado,
which had jurisdiction over Lake,
Eagle and Summit Counties. with Of
fees at Leadvillc. Colo. This infor-
nation is contained in records of the
provost marshal OF the army. The
Dr. Griffith referred TO was not i'm
regular service, and there Is no rec
ord Of him in the adjutant- generals
office.
The Colorado State Medical Board
has no record Of any Dr. Griffith be
ing located in that state at the time
In. lladIc! operated a hospital 1T
Eagle and. later. AT Red Clin. both
in Eagle County, Colo.
5000 Words In Conrrssion
No records could he found OF tho
first marringc az Dr. IIadlcy or the
death of his first Wife. though il is
definitely known that the accused
man has been married twice.
The original confession. it is said.
is in the hands Of commemorative
Attorney w. W. Beverley. and en-
braces six and half pages of type
CONTINUED On Page .. Col. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
OPTIMISTIC REPORTS
REACH PRESIDENT
informal Statements Indicntc I'M
provenient In IsMsincss Con-
ditions in Country.
lBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Informai
reports indicating Improvement in
business conditions throughout the
country have reached President
Harding, il was said today officially.
Improvement in both the cotton and
grain situations were said to have
been called To the Presidents atten-
ton. although in the livcstocL sccr
lions conditions were reported as no
better. despite the administrations
efforts To afford credit relief.
AS an indication of tho country's
condition generally. Postmaster G. en-
cral Hays was said to have Informed
the President that postal receipts In
creased in August for the first time
in seven months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
BODY OF AUTO SALESMAN
FOUND IN RIVER BY POLICE
Another Missing, and Illinois
Officials Believe nicn Met
With Foul Play.
HOLD SUSPECT IN wIscoNsr,
Evidence of Desperate Struggle Dis
covered in tni cd
baseball bat and AZ Add 10 Mys-
terry Near Chicago.
IIsv Associutcdrrcs

CHICAGO. Sept. ..--Thc body of
Bernard j. paushcrty.- who was
chosen as an all American end by
Walter Camp in 1901 and 1902, was
found manaclcd and manEicd in the
Dcsplaincs River, near Chicago. this
morning. Carl .\usmus. IA fellow :
salesman OF DouShcrty's with The
Packard Motor Car Company, Is miss
ing. and II. W. Church, n 20-year-ol,l
youth 10 whom Do,ghcrty delivered
an expensive motor car yesterday. is
held tonigh, ~ ADAMS. Wis. in con-
rection with the death OF Dousherty.
Handouts Attached 10 Wrist.
y pair of handouts We're ATTACHED
10 one of Doushcrty's wrists. a suaIl
rorc was twisted about his throat
and the head had Teen almost severed
from the body. In addition. bruises
about his head and shoulders seemed
TO indicate that he had been beaten
and kicked. His home was in ST.
Paul, MINI. and he was widely
known as an amateur distance run
ncr.
Yesterday he undertook TO deliver
an automobile 10 Church. who said
he was buying it for his father. He
asked to be driven TO bank so that
nc could obtain a certified check to
pay for the machine. Doughcrty. ac-
companicd Ey Ausmus. n driver, and
followed by another ear which was
To return them to the salcsroom
after the transaction had been COM
pleted, started out with Church.
The two machines became separated
and the second drove alone To the
bank and waited. The driver finally
became inpatient AMI entered the
hank To look for Dougherty. When
he returned he found u note tied to
the steering wheel telling him TO re-
turn 10 the shops and signed with
Doughcrty's name. According to Of
ficials OF the company this note was
not in DouGhcrty's handwriting.
NcIEhhOrS Tell of Seet>E Men.
Ncighbors told OF seeing Church
drive up TO his home in the car. ac-
companicd by two men. The three
were said to have entered the house,
No one has been found who could
remember seeing the two automobile
men leave. but several hours later
Church took the car TO drive his
mother and another woman To In
diana IIarbor. Early this morning
Church and his mother again took
going to Adams. Wis, to visit at
their former home where Church's
father had just bought a farm. Young
Church was arrested MS he entered
the town in tho machine tonight. but
denied all knowledge OF DouGhcrty's
death. .
Following the identification OF
DouEhcrty's body this morning. the
police searched the church home, find
ing blood stained hat with the
initials &c. \. A."--Ausmans initials
IA brown hat. later Identified as
having been worn by Dougherty: n
blood soaked quilt. and an az and
n baseball bat stained with blood.
Dougherty's salcsmans manual was
found in the bottom OF box of junk.
The entire cellar bore evidence of
terrific struggle. the walls being
stained with blood
The police believe that the two an-
tomobilc men were trapped in the
basement and slain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
BRIDEGROOM SEIZED
ON FRAUD CHARGE
Arrested mt Meirose, k Brought
Hack by Police 10 Lynch
burg,

LfNCHBURG. VA. Sept. 9.-Georgc
Il. Thomas, young white man. who
recently welded a Lynchburg girl.
was arrested late last night by local
policemen, at Melros', Halifax Coun-
ty, and brought back here to an
swer tho charge of getting money
under false pretenses Thomas Is al
legged to have deposited a check In
the Peoples National Bank on the
First National Bank. Philadelphia
for $3.50, which, Il is claimed. was
declined when offered for payment In
Philadelphia. Meantime, It is charged.
Thomas drew a $50 check in payment
OF insurance premium here, Thomas
home Ia in Thaycr, Kas.. and he has
communicated with his father there
The police took Thomas out of bed
at Melrose. when they arrsstad him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
BROWNS AS SEAPLANE
FALLS INTO POTOMAC
Victim Was t:mpIoyc OF .tcronnuticnI
Testing Laboratory of
NnVy.
IEy Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON Sept. 81 l.. Nc
Nichol. of this city, civilian en-
pioyc of the naval aeronauticaI>tcst-
ing laboratory. was drowned today.
when a navy scaplane fell into the
Potomac River. The body was rec
covered
According to report from the
naval air station at Anacostia, the
plane ran into an air pocket when
making a turn and plunged into
the water The pl4ie was piloted
by Lieutenant Hugh w. Roughley,
a reserve flyer. who escaped without
injury.
The accident, naval officers said,
was the first resulting in loss Of life
which has occurred at the Anacostia
station since December, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
REARREST SKATERS
HIS WEDDING PLANS
Iiride-to-Be Who Met Mnn I'm PrIson
Will Stnnd by
. Him,
IBy United Ncws.l

LEAVENWORTII. KAN. Sept. o.
Rearrested as lie left the Federal
penitentiary here today shattered thu
wedding plans OF Frank Buchanan.
whom officials say will now have to
20 to Atlanta. Ga. to face forgery
charges.
Miss Helen Heiknap. Kansas City.
who met Buchanan while doing well
al the gate when buchanan stepped
out. free man. She was dressed in
her honeymoon trousseau." she said.
They were TO nave been married at
once. AS thcv embraced. Buchanan.
was rearrested.
- Will go TO Atlanta with aim."
.aG Miss Belknap. Love will find n
way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
BEGINS 5TH ATTEMPT
TO SWIM CHANNEL
Henry sullivan Reported Well Out
and Making Good
Progress.
IBy Associated Press. ]

In LONDON. Sept. 9.-Henry Sullivan,
OF Lowell. Mass, set out from Dover
at 5:52 o'clock this afternoon in his
fifth attempt to swim across the Eng
llsh Channel.
Two hours after the start. Suiii'
van was reported four miles out and
making fine progress. lie was ac-
companied on the swim by a larRr
party In three boats. including T. w.
Burgess. who swan the channel III
1911.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
FREDERICKSBURG TO
CURB SPEEDERS
Many Complaints Of Reckless Driving
on Highway Reported to
AufhorItIcs
Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatchl
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Sept. q.
After receiving numbers OF COM
plants of. reckless speeding on the
highway fatween fredericksburg and
King George Courthouse. Colonel
y. O. James. Secretary OF the Com
monwealth. has stationed State
motorcycle officer on the Northern
Neck Highway between these two
points to break up the menace to
lives of other travellers.
The new officer. Dewey C. Flaugher.
has arrived here from Richmond and
taken his station on the highway
with a four-cylindor Ace motorcycle.
capable OF travelling nearly ninety
miles per hour. officer Flaugher will
also maintain a lookout for motorist 8
with improper tags and arrest viola
tors of the license law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
MONTANA EXPERIENCES
FIRST WINTRY BLAST
Mountains md Foothills near Helena
Are Covered with
Snow.

HELENA, MONT. Sept. with
rain or snow in many parts OF the
State and unseasonably low tempera-
ture, Montana today lis having the
first autumnal storm OF the year.
Colder tonight. with the mercury
near freezing is the weather bureaus
forecast for the state. The Rockies
near Helena and the foothills wero
white. In the forenoon snow fell In
tho valley here. The lowest t6mpera-
,ture was "a degrees at Helena.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
BUILDING BOOM HITS
CHICAGO WITH RUSH
Decision of Judge Landis Cutting
Wages Starts Construction
3 Work.
BY United News.l

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-The building
boom. following the decision of
Judge Lands cutting wages of the
building trades. started with rusl,
here today.
Forty-two> building permits. twelve
of them for large apartment houses.
and twenty-five for residences, were
issued during the day.
Work on several projects was
stopped, however: by outlaw strikes.
OF mon disgfuntled over the wage
cuts. The bullding trades Will accept
the verdict. President Thomas Kearn-
ey,. OF tho Chicago Building Trades
Council reaftlrmed IN the face of
Sporadic strikes. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
KILLS DIVORCED WIFE
AND HER ATTORNEY
Boston Man Fakes Lives OF Two.
Uith street Car nv Scene OF
Crime.
Try Associated Press. |

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-Mrs. Ella Wells
was shot and killed and y. Lewis
Altmeycr, a lawyer, was wounded In
a street car in the West Roxbury Dis
trict today dying later at tho City
Hospital. Charles \. Wells, who was
divorced by his wife within day or
two. was arrested on the car. charged
with tho shooting.
Passenger said that Wells. sitting
two seats behind his former wife and
her lawyer. drew Il pistol. rested it
on the shoulder OF young woman on
the seat between them. then fired five
shots. Mrs. Wells was instantly
killed. First reports 10 the police
were that Wells had killed himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
.B0STON'S SLAVE MART
ATTRACTS GREAT CROWD
Ten Ex-Scrvicc Men Knock
cd Out" for Homes,
or Jobs.
DIscLosEs MucM SUFFERING
stories "f Unemployed Told by .Mr.
Zero" Draw Tears from Eyes mud
Money from PociSctitooI,s of A.
>rmblaEc an ConnIon.
lBy United News1

BOSTON Sept 9.-Thc podcrn slave
mart on Boston Common attracted a
crowd Of more than 10000 persons to-
day and business wa. good.
Ten slaves were put on the auc-
ton block by Mr.. Zero" whose real
namc is Urban j. Ledoux. and ail
were sold.
The ten were nli cx-scrvicc men.
selected from the large company nl
unemployed under the wing of "AI-.
Aero" and In each one was a story
"f months OF ncar\siarvatiou and de-
privGtiom. Some had slept ON the
Common nI.htlt for more than Two
months. and one boy had gone with
out meal for four days ono wore
hut a coat. pair OF trousers ANA shoes
10 cover his nakcdness. no shirt.
socks or underwear.
Theatrical Folk Help.
The success that marked the sec
ond day OF i.cdoux's desperate at
tempt 10 secure food and lodging and
work for his "shorn lambs of labor"
was due partly TO the efforts OF theat-
rical folk who cNhortcd the crowd
and helped In other ways. and to the
fact that many who had read OF the
work came with compassion in their
hearts and money in their pockets
There was real competitive bidding
today. in contrast TO the silent crowd
Thursday. Offers of board and lodg-
in: for two weeks were increased by
other bidders to month. and others
offered homes for an indefinite pc
riod. There were several bids of Sl5-
awcck jobs--two or three at 500
or s25, and the highest was a S30-a-
week job. The boys showed marked
preference to real jobs rather than
To offers OF board and lodging
When Mr.. Zero's voice gave out.
Miss Viola Roche. starring with Il
stock company here. assumed the du-
ties OF auctionccr. As nm auctioncer
Miss Roche is unIuestionably one oc
On, Il.,ry II n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
Indict woman Election OmcInI

WHEELING. w. VA, Sept. 9.-For
the first time since wbman suffrage
was granted in West Virginia, a wo-
man election official has been indicted,
charged with making false. returns.
The Ohio County grand jury. inves-
tigatIng tho recent city election, TO-
day returned indictments against Ef-
fle Cgummitt and four men. VINO
served ms clerks at voting place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
G.. O. p. NAMES FELTS
FOR HOUSE in FIFTH
Gniax Convention Selects Detective
agency Manager to Make Rnce
for Congress.
IRy Associnted Press.

: GknAX, VA. Sept. 9..Fifth Dis
trict Republicans in convention here
today nominated T. l.. Eelts. of Clin
View. Va, as candidate for Congress
TO succeed the late Rorer y. James, OF
Danville. MIR. Feits was opposed by
j., ID. Basset. of Bassett, Va, and
won on tho second ballot. Mr.. Felts,
who is general manager OF the Bald
vim Fcits detective agency. has
served In the Virginia assembly two
terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
SHOOTING IS CLIMAX
OF HEATED ARGUMENT
Flying Bullets Endanger Lives
of Pedestrians-Two Have
Narrow Escapes.
LITTLE HOPE ron nEcovrn,
'o"th Said I" Have Acted In Defense
Of M"thcr-iirId without DniI Tor
Hearing Today.

Wallace CnIJcr ,, ,oo. -,
married. of 100, ,,b,r,, ct
,,,,, -
s"perih'ehdeht OF
'"''' Pa'ks. was shot and seriously
wounded on the steps of his home
last night He was rushed m ,,o 20
troo, to. a., '"' w.
found ,ha, ,wo 80 'n, s'e'a"s
entered his body He was Immediate
ly placed on the operating table IN
the hope OF sovjnr h;, ,,..
o,r,,. - a., ''''. ~. a"
"'hS physicians
Gu OF ms recovery.
Clarence Taylor. is wears old re
2i0i-A TAYLOR stree, ,.,
nol,co w
=, s"'o'ihs S"ider.
"' '"Neh 10 tue Second Station,
who're he is held without bail for a
nearing In Police Court this morning.
~ warrant sworn out by Mrs 7
IaSlor. mother of Clarence Taylor.
charges Calder with being drunk ajs-
orderly and abusing hcr mr. no. n,,
of resldcncc and ,.,,,
,he woun,na , 'e served on
me shooting took place shortly be-
iore o'clock and is said by eycwjt-
ncsscs TO have bccn tbc ,,,n,,
argumen, IN ,,.hi.r c.,,, iN ol at.
ia hoy, cr,.r,,,, n aiicSoa
,r,s. Sior street ad-
""o accused Mrs. Taylor OF
W""'"s remarks to netghbors q nd his
wire OF nature d6rogatory To his
character.
TnyIor Arm. 1.,,,,,
Nre ~, ~,
.,a,, q, - 90" to nave threat-
Ihi"cr "rrested or send
'or n'r husp"ha. whereupon he is said
tn have threatened the latter. She
tclcphoned her son, who Is "a man
clerk at tho virpin,a c,ro,t,,, r.,,.,
on, Commence ."e'.'i
,yn,,d 49,, naa % ,""t eau,aer
30 :" "'r huspahu. When
young la!lor arrived, he Is said to
nave become inccnsed over remarks
which calder is alleged to have modo
and. armin,, himself want "a ~ h
or calder
a'aer s'ster-ih-law is said to
ia ,'' ope"eu me aoor ana told Tay-
,or' upon inquiry. that Calder would
~, Isl, o oMn. hen ne came TO
~. ~ uuoi' @ Anyior Is saio 10 nave hred
snoes' one missing us mark and
w. u'iu, h s.hins ,,i, Iaiuer IN the head,
T,rinr neu anu started upstairs.
his Taoi, % s"'n' .he shot entering
nn', ,,Ia,,,' u'Ir .ne shouiucr blade
wi,nnssa .,n,S n,n 'a"s.
,in,,ed 1,ms,,irs u -, ..". eaiaer con-
.nh oa ~ h,' pt.ncu UP revolver
ar,an n.t 10 tue street. Tnyior.
I'm ~ aIis go 'Mo; ran around
,,i,,, pu9h ol Cauers home.
MI ,i ma" IN pursuits
,hnir ,i,,I o 'heh continued
homo oS nro, i, en'erihE the
AIdi.ou S,..s MISo' AT ~ soutE
vail ,nd ano,h anu iouslhE IN the
"',,' III, aha ahotner entering the home
,,oiI 'a oh'an -. Lowry. striking the
wall ABOVE her head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-10
IKy Associatcl rrcss.I

DUBLIN. Sept. ?.-Convocation Of
q private meeting "t tn" Irish I,epuh
lican Parliament for mex, wedncsduv
TO consider the British Cabinets in
Hita'ioh TO conference on the Irish
question AT inverness. September 20.
was decided upon this afternoon by
a meeting Of the Dali Cabinet. over
which Eamonn dc Valera presided.