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Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 1921
CAMPERS CAN HAVE ALL COMFORTS
 OF BEST H0STELRIES THESE DAYS

Th shoan avhd not taken m AriSona s he qupn eUeytg hd be obtained from the automobile sapply houses Western Auto Suppy wh huge aa d stores and has tremendous buying
  bo ruoodc
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10

A mixture of ten parts of iron filings with three parts of chloride of lime mixed to a paste with water make an admirable pipe joint cement The mixture is applied to the joint and the clamp and becomes solid m 12 hours
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
USING A WRENCH

A monkey. wrench should never be drawn backward from the jaw. as this movement is likely to bend the bar The wrench should always be pulled toward the jaws.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10

the demand for new cars each year will become more and more nearly equal to the number of cars which drop out of service. says the article. For this reason it is becoming in creasingly important for the trade to know how many cars will be required for replacement of those withdrawn from service. Analysis of registra- z tion. production, export and import figures oyer a period of years leadS to the conclusion that the average life of the 2.00o.00 cars retired from service in the last ' years was about 5.3 years"
 The fatted calf is not worried by the prodigal Sims return
 Horne hrew will brew home trouble.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10

The road to war is paved with dis armament intentions.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-10

Home brew will brew home troubl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
TWO SHOT nv RIOTAT
GAME OF BASEBALL:
EGRONEARLYNCHlNG
Black Fires Into Crowd, Iniur-
ing Two Boys-Police Save
Him From Death.
lKy Associated Press.I

DETROIT. Aug. "A fight, starting
at II baseball game on the outskirts
OF pctroi, this afternoon. led 10 III.
shooting OF TWO white boys, one pcr-
maps mortaliy. and AN attempt to lynch
sam Griggs, negro. who is alleged To
have done the shooting.
Griggs was saved by the arrival of
local police and c-enforccmcnts from
Hamtramck. suburb. after a crowd
Of men ana boys had severely beaten
him with fists and baseball bats and
had tied rope around his neck with
the announced intention uf hanging
him.
The boys wounded were Victor Eud
knski, u years old. ana pctel Nadro-
dowski. -. The, condition of the lat
ter is said 10 he critical. They were
in Il crowd that had chased owen
GriSES. negro. To the home Of sam
Griggs. his cousin. after owen was
said to have struck a white child IN
an alteration over seat AT the
game.
owen sought safety in the house,
according 10 the police. and when
Sam GrigGs camt outside and faced
the crowd at his front door. the po-
lice were informed. Mary Andrews.
his sister. handed him a revolver and
he fired into the gathering. wound
ing the boys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
MANYMOKED TO TEARS
AS CARUyO;S VOICE rs
HEARD ONPHONOGRAPH
Large Assembly Gathers at
Metropolitan Opera House
for Memorial Services
[Hy Associnted prcss.l

NEW YORK. Aug. THE voice oc
Enrico Caruso. reproduced on a pho
nograph record. moved large as
scmbly OF his friends To tears today
when they gathered in the Metropoli-
tan Opera House Ia pay tribute to the
great tenor who died last week.
Opera singers. musicians. profess
sional men and patrons of music min
Sled with stage hands. laborers and
gallery gods" at the memorial ser
vices. a large portrait OF the tenor,
draped IN American and Italian nacs.
occupied conspicuous place, and be-
meath II were several floral wrcaths
rom directors and members OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company. stage
lands ana others.
Dr. Antonio Stella. Caruso's per-
S"nal physician, presided. He dcliv-
"rcd brief cnlogy. describing the
:cnur as mot only a great singer. bur
alS" a great man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
LHy Assocla,eh rrexsl

Los ANGELES. CAL. Aug. With
Mrs. Madalynne Obcnchain, Of Evans
ton. H., held as a material witness,
and Arthur G. Burch also of Evans
ton. ILL.,. held in connection with the
Staying in Beverly Glen Friday night
OF John T. Kennedy. insurance
broker. county ana city officials to-
day began gathering loose ends OF
evidence which they expect to lead
TO an early solution OF III. mystery
Kennedy was shot from ambush
when. accompanied By Mrs Obcn-
chain, he was searching the ground
in front OF his Beverly Glen home
for lucky penny" which his COM
Danior said she had buried there a
year ago According 10 Mrs. Ohcn-
chain and "A neighbor. two men were
seen fleeing from the place directly
after tho shots were fired
Mrs. obenchain. who. though only
30 years old. Is Il divorces. having
separated from her husband. Ralph
u. obcnchain. "A prominent Chica go
attorney. denies all know edge of the
shooting. She AYERS that she was
20 have married Kennedy and that
she had obtained her divorce for
this purpose. Opposition sby Ken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
4 HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
AS SEAPLANE LANDS IN BAY
Severe Electrical Storm Forces
Craft Into Wucr-Gcts Terrific
Pounding From Waves.
YACHT SAVES OCCUPANTS
Pilot Sees Storm Approaclling-Un
successful Attempts to Reach the
Shore X One Woman Among
Passengers.
LEy Associated rrcssl

NEW TUKK Aug. THE scaplane.
TO New York. was forced into the
waters of sandy Hook Bay by an
electrical storm late today and then
battered by the waves until the boat
attached To her sank, while the pilot
and four passengers on board cluni,
10 the wings until the yacht, Louder,
H., rescued them.
The yacht, owned by InGlis Upper
en-. president OF the Aero Marine Com :
pany, which operated the plane, sight
ed the party shortly after il landed.
Mrs. Uppcrcu. who was on board the
yacht. said the waves were pounding
the plane IN Il terrific manner and
that the pilot had told her ii had
been Impossible to stay in the air
When he attempted To land. the force
OF the waves tore the boat from the
rest Of the plane.
The plane was piiotcd by Arthur
Capcrton. He saw the storm APP
preaching while dying over the open
ocean, and managed to bring the
plane into the bay. where he was
forced to land.
When the yacht sighted the plane,
cally signaling for help. All were
taken on board the yacht, which also
took the Ambassador in thw and
brought her to private landing at
the Highlands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
CHARGES CLIQUE CONTROLS
GOVERNMENT MACHINERY
IRy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Aug. An attack
on the administration generally and
on the House Ways and Means Com
mittcc particularly for its handling
az the tariff and tax questions is
made in statement issued today by
Representative Keller UndcpcNdcnt
Republican,. Of ST. Paul. Minn., au-
thor of four tax revision bills which
have been indorsed by organizations
Of farmers and others.
Mr. Keller charges that "thc ma
chinery Of government has been COM
mandcercd by little clique. ignorant
of the y p C's OF economics. whose
blind obedience to Wall Street is re-
sponsiblc for the selfish, short sighted
policy that !s rctarding our prosper
ity and creating profound Gistrust and
discomfort among the people"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
CONGRESS BODY TO
ATTEND FUNERAL
|. OF JAMES TODAY
Trinkle, Glass and Swanson
Among Those at
Obsequies.
DAMVIlLE REACTS FROM
STUNNING BLOW OF DEATH
Family. Widely Separated When
End Came, Reached City
Yesterday.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l !

D\NVILI.E. VA. Aug. l1-Thc fu-
neral Of Congressman Rorcr y. James.
whose unexpected deatn took place at
his home yesterday morning. Will be
held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from the residence on Main Street;
Rev. ]. Cleveland Hall. d. n, pastor
for many years of the Church of the
Epiphany. in which Colonel James
was communicate will oniciatc.
Intcrmcn; will take place in Green
hin Cemetery.
Indications pointed tonight TO q
largely attended funeral. as people
were beginning TO arrive from all
quarters OF the state. throughout
which Colonel James was widely
known The congressional delcga-
tion. Of six Congrcssmen aud six
Senator's will arrive carly in the
morning. 1t is understood tina, others
in the State not actually named on
the official list will come. including
senator Carter Glass, OF Lynchburg,
brother newspaper publisher.
state Senator T.. Lee Trinkle and
Senator Claude Swanson were OK
p'H''t 20 TcdCn pdnNlilc turing the
night.
james Family Scattered
Colonel James family, which was
widely scattered at the time of his
sudden death, began returning dur
ing the early hours OF today They
had read the news. some OF them In
papers, while others were called by
personal kilograms and caught the
first train home. Mrs. James, who
was in philadelphia. with her son,
Wilson, arrived soon after midnight.
Throughout the day people from. not
only Danvillc, but the rural sections
came in TO express their sympat thy
in person. calling nj the house dur
ing the day. Many of them viewed
for the last time the man who had
meant much To them IN their lives
Colonel James appeared as n man
asleep in perfect reposc.
Many beautiful flowers and noral
designs already have begun to arrive.
The congressional token is a large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
NEW YORK CITY EMPLOYE
SHOOTS WOMAN AND SELF
lHy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Aug Mrs. lose
phjnc krucr. wife Of a retired Ifnuor
neaicr' was shot in the face ana
shoulder early today while entering
the fashionable IIcndrick Hudson
apartment house. at Riverside Drive
and one Hundred and Tenth street.
where she lives.
Her assailant. whom she Identified
as Thomas +. Mccarthy, IA city en-
pioyc. was found few feet from the
door with a bullet wound in his head
ana revolver with three exploded
cartridges at his side. At the hos
pitai. where he is being held on Il
charge Of felonious assault. physi-
cians said he was not expected to
recover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
SELECT u. S. ARMS
NEGOT|ATORS ALONE
FOR THEIR FITNESS
Harding Determined Cry of
Partisan Commission" Shall
Not Be Raised.
HUGHES 70 ISSUE CALL FOR
CONFERENCE IN TEN DAYS
Personnel of American Delega-
ton Most Vital Considera-
ton of President.
Dy Robert j. Brndcr.
al E,,.., O.. .s r..


WASHINGToN, Aug. 7.-Sclcc,!on
Of Americas be.t-informed diplo-
matte talent. regardless Of poii;icaiaf
hiiatons. is the aim OF President
Harding and Secretary Hughes for
the ncSotiatiug commission and the
various divisions OF experts to rep
resent this country at the d3snrma-
m"nt conference.
Probably within the next ten days.
Hughes will send out a formni no,o
sumWoning The conference to Wash :
inSton on November H. All Of the
governments concerned hare ac-
Guicsced in the dat" suggested. This
on, of the way, ,hc most vi.ai con-
sidcration of Hughes and Harding is
the personne! of tho American dele
CATION
i, is well understood cac, that
both England and France. IN the
past. have established regulations for
diplomacy throughout the world far
abov" that Of the United States. The.
experts on world affairs are cstah-
lish"d .vcryw where en- Il scale that tn.
United states government has never
approached /, is realized bv thos.
''T ''''N' 'iNHS'''u liIt 1DTthcpin IA l.
c"hc!aHc. therefore. that, IL this gov
crnmcnt is to hold its o.yn i'm III.
great diplomatic struggle now an
preaching. extraordinary care mus;
be exercised in the selection Of ,is
nego,iators ana experts.
L. =. Must Gnin Points.
Presiden, Harding. too. is corni-
zant Of the fact that. no, only mus,
the United states gain its points
among the countries represented +,
the conference. but that later. he
must win over Congress and tho nco-
pic TO whatever convention is signed
by the conference. II his project Is
not to follow the path of the Yer.
sailics treaty
therefore. Harding will sai.c, IN.
representatives, %: this governmen, in
Such manner that the cry of "a
partisan commission" raised again I
former President Wilson's appoint-
incnts. cannot he rniscd against III,
Harding commission. The ncgn,ia-
tors WIZ be selected. II is said. win
an eye solely TO their illness Cor the
undertaking and tn. likelihood OF
,COnt!uue1 on Inrn r,t &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
BODY OF KIMKEAD SENT TO
CINCINNATI FOR BURIAL
lBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Aug. THE body of
Eliis Guy Kinkead, Brooklyn Iaw er.
VINO was shot and killed near his
nome last Friday by Miss olivia NJ.
stone. nurse, was sent to Cincin =.
natl his former hgmc, today for
burial. His widow. Mrs. Marie Louise
Kinkead, was passenger on IN.
same train.
MISS stone. who admitted killing
the lawyer out of revenge for alleged
wrongs he committed. declined to see
visitors today at the Raymond Street
Jail. where she is being held without
bail on charge of homicide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
RELEASE S|NN FEM
PRISONERS TODAY
All Will Have Freedom by
Noon Except John
]. McKeown.
DEEM ACTION NECESSARY
Irish Republicans Gravely Oh
tended Over Refusal of Dub
lin Castle to Free Man.
DEEM ACTION NECESSARY
LHy AssocIateh rrces l

III Bi.lN Aug. 7.-All the Sim rein
h''hhers Of the IRISH R.pnhli.,u
Parliament now In prison vii, have
been released by tomorrow. oxccn,
'"hn j Mckcown. who is under con
i"f hhEinG murdered Distric,
Inspector McGrath.
Ih""rh the opening of Tho parlia-
''c"t ~ some iinc on. the Immediate
'.''S' "t me prisor'T" mas been de-
CI"'" ON as necessary to AFFORD ,hcn
opportunity to confer with their col-
leagues
Ihc general impression expressed
ny inc wspapcrs - to the effect tina,
inc governments action in freeint.
III" prisoners has been marrcd hv
making an exception in the ease of
cheowh. The murder for which he
was convicted was the SHOOTING n,
District Inspector McGrnth during (,
hEht In which the Inspector trlca to
shoot him. Mckcown also as the or
f"hi-cr OF several ambuscndes in
,ouh'E Longiord, in which members
OF the crown forces were blown n,
"E mines. At his trial several British
othc'rs testified IN behalf Of Mo
h"""h. saying that they had received
s"oh treatment while held cap,iv. by
MN me sentence OF death has no,
received The confirmation Of the com.
mandcrin- chief as Vet.
M"kcown was the commandment of
We irish Republican army in his dis
r!tt ana mis- acts were endorsed hv
MS ch!eis Hence his dctcn,in, i'm
y. 'S'" ""'lc others are permitted
'''r freedom Is regarded by the
newspapers as indercns!ble. Al. tho
men are TO be released unconditiYn.
any No paroles have been asked
for or given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
HEAVY RAINS CHECK FOREST
FIRES IN STATE OF MAINE
IRy Associnted prcss.l

PORTLAND, MAINE. Aug. T.
Heavy rain today and tonight check
ed the forest fires which for several
days have been devastating woodlands
and threatening villages III various
parts of the State. The rain started
this morning in Pcnobscot County,
where hremcn and volunteers strug-
glcd throughout yesterday and last
night to save the village Of Rowland.
north of Bangor.
In Franklin County. Western Maine,
where the llames had been approach
ing tie village OF Oquossoc. in the
RanEeley Lakes region. the down
pour did not begin until this evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
REPORT MICHIGAN FOREST
FIRES TO BE SLACKENING
LEy Associntcd press. !

ESCANAEA. MICH. Aug. Forest
fires which have been burning in this
vicinity for several weeks siackcned
during the last twenty-four hours
and fears felt for the safety OF Esca-
naba have lcsscned
Additional reports OF fire damage
were received here today. two farms
lying in the pathway of the flames
suffering principally through the loss
OF several thousand dollars worth OF
timber last night.
Volunteer fire-tishting forces in the
surrounding territory today reported
progress in checking the flames. but
1t was said their work was hand.-
capped by high winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
zR-2 WILL ACHIEVE
De LUKE AIR TRAVEL
Huge Dirigible Will Put OF
From England August
rs for u. S.
az MEN WILL MAKE TRIP
Stood on End, Craft Will Tower
$50 Feet Above Washing
ton Monument.
az MEN WILL MAKE TRIP
IRy United Ncws.l

WASHINGTON. Aug. DE luxe
aerial travel in its most advanced
stage viii he achieved when the ZR-e.
latest marvel OF the air puts off i'm
England August - for it's cruise
across the Atlantic to American
shores
Were the HR-. to land in Times
square. New York. it would almost t
completely MI this spacious traffic
center. with the top OF the ship abou;
on level with the Astor roof And
il the mammoth ship should drop
down in front of the Capitol Build
ing at Washington. only twenty 1--WE
feet OF the Capitol would extend be-
yond the nose and tip of the air
liner.
Six Hundred Feet Long.
Stand her on end at the side OF the
Washington Monument and the giant
top of the shaft.
Twelve officers and thirty men will
make the voyage. with the crew find :
ing spacious-auarters in the keelway
OF the boat. Within the quarters are
comfortable chairs. tables, n phono-
graph and numerous sleeping hunks
Each power ear hanging from the
bag Is equipped with cooking ar
ranGcmcnts. \ lead from the cNhaus I
pipe OF the motor brings the hot cN
haust flames in contact with the bot
tom uf the vessel in which the food
is being cooked.
Use Piano Wire us Braces.
Piano wire. used ns stays and
braces. accounts In great measure Tor
the structural strength OF the ship.
and II string sixty miles long could
he constructed IL all the piano wire
in the XE-: were placed end to end.
1t is interesting. too. To learn that
100000 cows have contributed their
carcasscs to the construction Of the
mighty air boat. The gas bags which
contain the hydrogen gas are lined
with -bcatcrs' skins. taken from
the outer covering OF n cows intcs-
tine. Biological statistics show there
is only one gold-bcater skin to each
cow-and 600.0 of these skins have
been used to line the gas bags of
tho ZR-2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
FOURTEEN STATES PROVIDE
BONUS F0R WAR VETERANS
{ Ey Ass0ciatcd Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Statc Icgis-
lation converting more than 1915, ,O0O,-
rc0 10 the aid Of the world war vet
Grams has been passed or is waiting
popular referendum. the Bank Of
America announced tonight at the
conclusion or a nationwide survey
a! the bonus situation.
Veterans in fourteen States already
are receiving cash bonuses totaling
SiS4,0Go.Ooo. and in eight more States
ogislation providing for cash bonuses
of Si2l.oo0.000 is now pending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
Japan Urges u. S. Aid in
Settling Silesian Dispute
tBy United Ncws.l

PARIS. Aug. T.-Baron lIayashi.
Japanese ambassador to Grca.
Britain. would like to see America
intervene and help settle the
Silcsian dispute II England ana
France fail to come to an agree
ment, he told the United News
today. adding that he hoped that
PRESIDENT Harding will permit Am
"assador Harvey to take ar active
part In the work of the supreme
council.
"A speedy settlement OF the issue
is most desirable" he declared
Japan. naturally. is not directly
interested ia the question. bu,
adjustment Will be beneficial To all
hatioha from the viewpoint OF
trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
EXPECT NEW ATTEMPT TO
RESTORE KING CHARLES
IRy United Ncws.I,

GENEVA. Aug. 7.--privatc infor-
nation from various European cen
tcrs confirms dispatches from Buda
pest reporting unusual ACTIVITY in the
llapSburg movement. apparently
l.adins to "A second attempt TO re-
store either King Charles or Arch.
duke Albrccht TO the Hungarian
throne.
There is every indication that this
month Will witness new effort to
bring about the political cnup. in
spite Of official dcnia!s from those
now in power i'm hungary that such
action is contemplated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
irish Truce IL Threatened.
lSN United S.us,

~ bi.iN, Aug. 1.-4epudiation q,
me truce between England and I've
i"hd Is considered a possibility should
'"c hfi'!sh government persist in its
rci"Sa! l" !serate John j. McKeown
member or the Irish Republican
"' i''tleh'' VINO is under conviction
OF murder. Responsible Sim Fein
ichdc'S identify themselves with Nc
Ne"wnS 5 &C; as part of the war an,,
cohsidcf refusal to release him as
Indicating want of good faith ON
the part OF the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
RAILS>vICTlMS 8 BLOCKS
AFTER FIRST MISSING AIM

NASHVILLE. TENN, Aug. IN. Il.
SwcarinGcn. cashier Of the Farmers
Bank OF sharon, Tenn. is held at
jackson. Tenn. on charge of murder
after the fatal shooting there last
night of Joe Bond. railroad cmp!oyc.
according 10 information received to-
night by local authorities.
Swearingcn, 1t is alleged. missed
Bond with ono bullet and followed
him three blocks before firing the
fatai shot lie refused to make n
statement after his arrest, il is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
American Schooner Afire
and in Sinking Condition
IRy Nssociatcd rrcss- |

NEW YORK. Aug. THE
American schooner Cecilia Cohen
was reported today as on fire and
III a sinking condition about sixty
message to the naval communica-
tions service here said the crew
had been rescued by the steamer
West Keen on her way TO New
York.
The Cecilia Cohen was "A vessel
OF l,i"O gross tons. built in 1920
At Bath. Maine. She was recently
reported as having gone ashore
Oh a reef off the Florida coast on
a voyage from Tampa. Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
Forest Fires sweep NOvn Scotin.
SPRINGHII.L MINES. y. 3, Aug.

Numerous Isolated dwellings and
small settlements. lying between
River IIcLcrt. on the shores of CHG
nccto Bay. and oxford are believed
to have been wiped out by Il forest
fire which was sweeping that section
tonight. Driven by forty-mi'e wind.
The blaze has spread over nearly 100
square miles OF territory and scores
OF persons in it's path have been
forced To fee for their lives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
Use Troops to Guard Negro.

detachment OF Florida National
Guardsmen. now in annual cncamp-
ment a; Camp Johnston, near here.
Was rushed to the armory here early
tonigh, to bc held in readiness to pro-
teut Henry Hamilton, negro, arrested
today in connection with the murder
here latc last night OF Mrs j. b. Lee,
wife OF a railroad mechanic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
FOIL PLOT TO WRECK
TRAIN CARRYING PRINCE
Iny United News. |

PARIS, Aug. IA plot To Gcrat y
train on which the RumanIan Crown
Prince was travelling TO TransyIya-
mia was frustrated by the Budapest
police, according to the Ascnee
Radios correspondent In that city
Six suspects. members OF the Com.
munist faction. have been arrested
on suspicion of being concersed IN
the plot,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
lightning Kills Cnddy In Gotham.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-Two bolts of
lightning during an electrical storm
which struck New York and vicinity
this afternoon Killed u l5-ycar-old
golf caddy in one place and shock cd
a Jorge group OF bathcrs sporting In
the surf In another Incident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
MOORISH REBELS CAUSE
RIOT IN CITY OF MELlLLA

LONDON Aug S.-Thc Moorish
rebels are reported To have arrived
outside the walls of Meliila, CAUSING
panic in the city. says n dispatch
10 the Daily Mail from Taneicr.
Spanish civilians are said to hc
seeking safety on board ships in the
hurbor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
Thousands See flyer Fail to Death
BY United News,

CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-Whnc hundred,
OF thousands watched him. Sergeant
Pat Love. veteran of the United Stut,s
AR service, today ended a l.2o0-foot
parachute drop by crashing To his
death against the north tower of the
municipal pier. The parachute drop
was one Of the>featurcs OF the page.
ant OF progress on the pier.