The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-03

tibH u III. TtilN IdlNH. lllt wee UTcst-
dent. owing to Il revolutionary move
ment by the followers of ex.Presdent
Schacrcr. The rev0lutIonaries are re.
ported 10 have the support Of all the
troops and police in the capital and
| country districts.
GENERAL
A negro was killed In battle with
Baltimore police at Humphrey station,
II suburb OF Baltimore, following Il
threatened race riot. The riot was
precipitated by an assault upon a
white girl by negro.
Miss Cecil Leitch woman golf cham
pion OF Great Britain, France and Can
ada, defeated Miss Alexa Stirling, for
mer United States champion, by . up
before large gallery at the Pelham
Country Club, New York.
A live South Carolina opposum and
bushel OF sweet potatoes were gwen
President Harding when the presIden.
tinl special stopped at Greenvile, :. c.,
Ell route to Washington. Secretary
Christian accepted the gifts for the
President, who had retired.
Sam Gordon, IS, negro, was
hanged by Il mob near WinnsbOro, La,
following the shooting OF Joe Kim
bali, n white farmer. The shooting
followed II quarrel over Il bag OF pc
cans, 1t was said II was reported the
ncgro's father was taken into woods
and whipped.
Seven persons, including Miss Mary
Green of Denver, were slightly injured
and scores We're shaken up when the
Dulnth-Chicag0 express of the Chicago
x Northwestern railroad was derailed
near Arlington Heights, III. A broken
rail is believed by railroad officials to
have been responsible.
Although blind since he was 10 years
old, Albert Bnrnhard has been award.
ed the degree Of eagle scout by Bloom
lngton Normal Council Boy Scouts Of
America, satisfactorily passing the
twenty-onc severe tests necessary 10
qualify. Albert Is said to be the first
blind boy TO attain the eagle scouts
degree.
Federal prohibition agents raided an
attic above Greenwich village res.
tnurant in New York. Their haul In.
cluded fifty casks, 1000 bottles and
100 jugs of wine valued at $4,000
The smell Of nearby barrel Of mash
mingled with odors from stored cheese,
the officers said. but the attic was
used as sleeping quarters for three
persons.
Mrs. A. o. eagle, wife of farmer,
ami her 6-year.Old son were b,Kned to
death at their home near JonesborO,
| Ark, when the child's tricycle., to
which he had rugged II can Of fire In
imitation of his fathers tractor, over.
turned. the fire igniting his clothing
and that Of his mother when she went
to his aid.
Police have discovered well OF
whisky in a residential section OF
Knoxville, Tenn. A small copper pipe
from n copper tank sunk ten feet un.
der the ground enabled the owner to
keep supply OF moonshinc whisky on
tap at all hours. The whisky was
forced through a faucet by hand
pump. The outfit was confiscated and
the owner arrnlgned In Police Court.
| Twenty sticks OF dynamite wrapped
In brown paper on which had Deen
drawn n diagram OF the Atlanta, Bir.
mlnghhm 4 Atlantic and Southern
railway lines were found by school
children In an abandoned sewer mt At.
lanta, according to reports to the 20.
lice. Since the inception OF the gen.
ernl strike on the Atlanta, BIrming
ham 4 Atlantic railroad last March
several wrecks have occurred, appar
cHtis thc ltsuit VI ushuiuitc cAplO
sions.
George II. Miller, l8 years old, wa,
convicted on charge Of violating the
Mann act and was fined $500 and costs
by Judge Jacob Trieber in United
States District Court at Little Rock
Ark. 1t was alleged that Miller, whose
home Is In Dallas, Texas, took WON
an 30 years old from Dallas to Hot
Springs last summer.
Emma Richardson Burkett. Hills
dale, Ind, was sentenced to from SIX
months to three years IN the penlten.
tlary by Judge Alfred ]. Talley for
forging the name Of the lnte Col. Theo'
slcro nooaovalt IN a faAo unta