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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
@erlammln1tg oes
Commercial Club
@eria @eidafte erlebiet. &raiiz
bent 8uenger fiibrt gum eriten
Wtal ben @priit* &pmitee Grz
nennungen befattnt gegeben.

SIN ser am Montagabeno TT ben
Commercial Stub 0dumlt6feiten ab<
oebaltenen 8erlan1n1lun9 oeS Gomz
mercial Stub famen nur tpentg 9ez
iddfte 3llr @rlebtgung. Ser neuer>
ipdblte Brdl lioent otto Bnenger fiibrte
3um erlten Mal SEN Sort
DaS 6aupt Ibena oaS an otelem
9lben6 srr Beipre6ung porlog. mar
Sic Sanbluns ser @btcago & g}ortbz
peitern @iienbabn bur6 mel6e 5tpet
Dalasier5ii9e absenom1nen tnuroen;
ser eine tpeltlt6 gebenb UNI IL ubr
25 morgens ll1o Der anoere ipe1tlt9
qebenb I'M 4 l1br 55 na6mttta9S.
Ser me itli6 gebe1be 3ug mar baupts
1Qdlid bon merit fiir 1ol6e bte bis na6
Iracp @el6afte batten, 0enn bnr6 8e'
nubung bteleS 53ugeS fonnten tie per-
ldiebene @tl1l6en friber na@ Srt
l1nb @tel(e fon1men. 9lu6 brabte
bteier Bug Boit @a6en BON oe11
characterization. Nllen bteien 8ez
quemltdfeiten ii1b bte Seem ulmer
bur6 glbnebn1en 0ieie8 3ugeS per<
lultig gegansen. 9ie Wetnnn9
berri6te eirlittmntg por, bab etn Ser
{ud) eema6t nerbl ln iollte, bielen Bug
tpie0er gu befommen. Sin &omttes
bonn Brdlibenten 5n ernennen, }oa ote1e
Nnselegenbeit NIT ben 8eamten Der
@ilenbabn aufnebmen.
Gpmitee @rnennn19en.
Yralioent 8uenser CAB folsspos
&pmitee @rnennungen befanrt:
gute @traben-S. M. Slie1, Sor<
liber; Or. s. g. @raH, q. 8. 8ood,
Dr. Gmtl W3ueller u11b Sobn s. Stez
benbrnnner.
sSinara-Mlfreo S. @osel, @or>
liber; s5er0inanb Grone, S. q. Dds,
g. @6nlfe uno 9lnorem 9affert.
Sa1lS $. 8ebnfe. 8orltter;
$. S. @er5og, 91eo. 6. S. Wbeeler nno
@en3el s. &ral.
Wataiiebl6aft- -Wiliam 8. Ma>
tber, Gorltker; SO. S. Bieber, Mtl=
liam 81. 2inoemann, Nnton S. Dds,
ST., unb So. s. 8erg.
&onpenttonen-M: 9ennlngle1t,
gorltber; Sobn $. Toriter, Mober'
Teienmaier, q. g. 8ood nno Otto s.
Transportotion- g. @tarr,
gorliher; S. $. @eblaff, Solepb W},
grbes, q. S. Nnselmeper nno @. 8
9aeberle.
Snbujtrieen- Wintbal6 gibner
8orlther; $. 8. 8ee@er, George @af:
fert, Musuit s. Oabl uno @eor9f
Martt.
@eietsebuns-Mlfreo @. Mueffer
@oriiter; $. g. @omien nnb slbert
Bfaen6er.
llnterbaltung -@eorge @. SanneS
8pritber; @arl S. @rone, S. $. &roo
unb 81. 81. &em8ft.
Gipic-9lbolpb s.. Meile, 8orither
gllfreb s. Bosel, Sobn gfagel, s. q
| @tom unb S. S. 8ader.
/ Wublteitat-@. q. 9tol5, 8oritter
Nugult Beper, 81. 8. Ollen, 8illtan
6. Muelins r1no S. 8. Mtntum.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
syeiert @eburtstag.

:l1nler ebr&pirbise O}ttbiirser Slug.
Meari6ner feterte lebten Treitag letz
mem Sc. @eburt8tag. @te i9on
felt Sabren iiblt@, beiu9ten tbn
an bteiem Sage ieine &rtegSfamez
raben UNI tire @ebnrtStagSgratu=
latioren perl0nlt6 3u iibernttteln,
un6 3ur ielben 3eit &riegserlebntile
aus5utapl9en. 9err Oearl6ner tpar
etner bon @berman'S Nrn1ee >pel6e
1pdbren6 6es 8iirgerfrtege8 Sen be-
riibn1ten Mari6 BON 9ltlanta na9
Sem Neeer ma6ten. 9elbltreoeno
fann SEER O2ari6ner BON &rtegS=
erlebntlle1t aus perl0nlt6er @rfabz
rungen er5dblen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
5teuer State
etmas nieoriger
@leepp Gpe jebp@ 5eigt GrbDbmng.
@illages nieoriger nit Qlnsnabme
ppn GpbDen. Gtener State fiir
@taat tit 4+23 Mtlle, fit Gpuntp
9.57 Mtne.

Befa111tli6 miilien alle Srti6aften
11no Iotpn8 bi8 gum 1. 9eopember
betln Gourtn Mubttor befannt geben
tpie piel @el6 fir 96ul5mede nim.
our6 @teuern 5u erbeben itn6. 8az
lirt auf oteie 9lngaben nno auf ooS
abgei6dbte @tgentum 0e8 betreffenben
0iitriftS re6net ser @ou11tp 9luti6or
sic 9teuer State aus Sic auf senannte8
@ige11t1m 3l1 be5ablen lit. Gountp
9luoitor 8ogel bat it6 bieier 9lrbett
u11ter5ogen uno In 11a61teben6er Iaz
Belle lit 1te 5teuer State fiir Sic 83
@6ul 5ttrtfte angegeben. @enn
irgero ienlano neugtertg lit, fann er,
>pe11n er tnetb tpte bod iein @tgentum
abgel6dbt 1T, fiir lt6 ielber anSre6z
mem tpte bod lt6 ietne 9teuern fiir
nG6feS Sabr belaufen merben.
Staat l1nb COUNTY Staten.
Sn ser ansefiibrten 1abene iin6 oie
Naten fiir Staat 11nb @ountp NIT ein=
gere6net. Oie @taatS @teuer State
fir bas fon1menbe Sabr lit 4.23
Wetle I'M 8erglei6 5lt $40 fiir bteles
Sabr nno 9.57 Mtlle fiir @ountp
3mede tint 8erglet6 8u ll.28 Mtue
tn bteiem Sabr. Nu8 6ieiem 1T err
li6tlt6, 6ab ste @teuern ba8 font
merbe Sabr serineer iein peroen, eS
lei 6enn oab fiir lofale 3mede etne
gr0bere Steuer State erfor6erlt6 muroe.
Sleepy Gpe State b0ber.
Die ei1lstse @teuer State sic erbebz
lt6 pergr0bert tpl1roe lit bie bon
9leepn @pe bie bon 69.2 MiQe auf
1916 erb6bt pur0e. Die 9teuer State
fiir Seem l11n1 tit 1ltn "a O}tlle err
ntebrigt lpor6en. sSn 9prtn9ftelb 1T
Ste 8ermtnoerung 9lei6 2.8 Mine.
DieS n1et1rt, bab auf iebe $1,000 abge<
I fddbte11 @erte8 'bte Stel1ern $2.4O
geringer iei1 tperben al8 tpie I'M 8orz
iabre. Gs bebeutet ieoo@ ni6t, bab
fiir ba8ielbe @ige1rtl1m bte Steuern
(Gortfebung auf Ser a. @eite.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
= @illiam @eilase perreii ite
Montag na6 @leepp @ne UNI Ser
uanbten u11b Trenn0e 5n beluden.

SO tltlu'tt NOS'''tSS oN"]N>l"~
na6 @leepp @pe um Ser
unb Treun0e 5l1 belu6en.
- 6rau German @pedmann nnb
3odter bon @leepn @pe belu6en 5ur
3eit bte @ltern, reip. @robelter11,
Serrn unb Jrau 5erman @eSfe.
Nnldbli6 ibre8 @ebnrt8tage8
tpuroe Tra11 Saul @an6eriee Sonn<
tagabeno BON Treunben unb 8ermanoe
ten iiberral6t. Die Bretie gemannen
SRI. 8tola Suenemann, Saul @anz
beriee uno Nnguit Snenemann. Sin
2un6 tn 3pei @dngen murDe 1erotrt.
Irau Ser1nann Nmme, ibre
1o6ter nn0 9ob1, beabit6ttge1l
na6te @o6e eine 91etie na6 0en1
Mefen a115ntreten, bie llngefdbr 3
Monate tn Nnlpru6 nebmen mtr0.
@rit seben ite na6 Bupallup, 0ent
friiberen 9et1natSort bon 6rau
Mrlme no ite 8eruanbte nnb
Treunbe beiu6en iper0en ebe ite
nad Yortlano, 0regon weiterrei=
fen uno botttpobnenben Treun6en
einer aus9ebebnten Beiu6 abitatten
1peroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
@ortrag itber
&inoeripeiiung
Wfuntaaabeno @prtrag in Surn
@alle. Srau Gltiabetb Sani6
tpirb &erbdltniiie oriiben i6il=
bern. Mud tperoen Stlms ge=
5eigt. Gtntrittl fret. Seine Soil
Iefte.

Neontagobeno finbet IN ser 1urn=
balle Elm 8ortrag itatt, iiber bte geot=
tpenbtefeit ber Sortietung Ser &inoer
@peilung in 9euti6lanb. 8efannt=
li6 1T eine 8emesnng i'm @an9e nnter
ber Mmerifaner11 oeutl6er Nbitamz
n1ung einer1 $3,000,000 TonoS auf5u=
brin9en nm bie &tnberipeiiung fort
fibren 3m f0nnen, menn bie Qnafer
NIT ibrem ietigen @orrat gu Gnbe
fonmen. @as sic Qudfer nod an
banb baben biirfte bis Sitern geniigen
aber nt6t langer. @S 1T abiolut not
penoig tpettere @elber fliiiitg 5l1 MAIDEN
&penn Sic iebige &inberlpetlnng ote lt6
ais srobe @obltat fiir oaS oelt16e
Bolf erpieien bat, nt6t etngeltellt
lperben mub.
sSrau Taul6 lit Sic @tttpe bon bem
perltorbene11 Brofeilor 5aul9 Der gu
ether 53eit In ser 9taatS gformal
@6ule IN Sbio angeitellt mar nno
lpdter IN Ser @tllammette nnioerltz
tat in @aler1, Oregon. @eit BEN
lebten 8 Sabren fat 6ran Iani6 IN
Deut16leno getpobnt, bat al1o ben
@eltfrieg briiben miterlebt nno feant
ste @erbdltnilie gang senan. Sor
3}pet Monate11 fam lte pteber nod ben
8ereinigten @toaten un0 tit iettber an
bie{em 2iebeSmerf tdtig.
Da lrau 1ani6 Ste 8erbaltntlle
BON @runb auf fen11t, 10 bitrffe ii6
tbr 8ortrag alS b66it intereiiant er=
neiien. g1a6 oem 8ortrag merben
s5ilm8 iiber Sic &inberipeiiung 9e5etst
meroen. OteS 1tn6 gang nene S1ln18
uno 1t1o in SEN Ser. 9taaten nod
ni6t ge5eist >porben. Ser @tntrttt
3un1 8ortrag lit fret nnb eS mtro an
6ielem Nbenb au6 fetne &ollefte erz
bobe11 tperoen. t3ped bteieS SortrasS
lit oen 8iirgern SEEM ulmS nno UNI
ee9eno sic geotmerotefeit Ser Sort
iebung ser &tn6erlpeifung flar gu
MAIDEN. Ste 8ortrag8reonertn nitro
auh olfe Berii6te tpiberlegen Ste babtn
geben, bab bie Deutl6en fetne nnter=
itiibung 111ebr ben0ttgen nno oaB tie
Ioaui iagen I'M 1eberflub i61pelgen.
ssran 1aul6 mar Weontag tn oer
@ta6t uno q1abn1 Nudlpra6e NIT etner
Nn3abl Yerionen bte iid fitr otele
@a6e tnterelirer. 9te fam bon
M1anfato mo sic &olleftton BON 0elz
bern berettS IN bie Mege gelettet iporoen
lit. sSrau 3aul6 m06te ipectell be-
fannt eegeben babe11, bab tire Nusz
laoen 1i6t bon bteiem TonoS beitritten
mer0en. @ine 9ln3abl Gbilantropen
BON gleaoing, 8a. baben ft6 far 1a1nt=
lt6e l1nfoiten fiir Bropaganoa Mrbet=
ten per{0nlt6 baftbar gerna9t. Trau
Taul l6 mar frenbtg iiberral6t IN Seem
l1lm eine 10 urbeuti6e @taot por5nz
ftn0en. Sn ibren san5en Jieilen bot
iie nod feine @tabt gefnnoe1l tpo TO
piel Oeuti6 auf BEN 9traben sez
ipro6en miro tpte gerabe bier.
ceoer Ser nod etpaS W}ttleto fiir
g}of uno @lenb bat, lollte ni6t per=
lQumen W2ontagaben0 Oem Sortrag
betaumobne11 UNI bte tranrtgen Ser
bdltnille tpie iie briiben belteben, fem
ne11 3u lernen. SIM 9erdu1nt9en 9lnz
oitorium ser Iurnballe io1lte an bte<
fem gben6 fei11 freter Ylab 5u ftnoen
5etn. @8 mag nod er&pdbnt meroe11,
6ab BON oen Snnior Bionteren etn
&omitee ernannt tpor0en tit, lpel6eS
eS {t6 CUR Mufsabe MAIDEN 1taro, tn
oieler Gampagne tatfrdfttg ~1ntt5uz
tptrfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
sSoleph s.. @roebner. Ser lei

- Solepb 8. @roebner, ser iett
be11 lekten neln Sabren etne Der<
antnortli6e @tellung IN ser @asle
Moller Naill So. trrne batte, bat
5einen Soften alS 8erfaufS &orre8z
po11bert nteoergelest nno niro IN
3ufnnft fetne s3ett bem @rocern
@ei6dft tpibmen bas er NIT iei<
nem Brnoer 11nter benz 9lamen
Yuritn @rocern fibrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

- Sobn Ginger BON Sibapa
Iomnlbip Ser ii6 nor etlt6en $50
den I'M 2oretto 5oSpital etner
Speration nntermarf, 1T io5niagen
mieoer auf bem Damm. Dte Gin
Qer fSan1ilie bat mdbren6 Der lebten
Sabre iebr piel Mtbgei6id gebabt
nno lit au6 iebr BON &ranfbetten
betmgeiu8t no roen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
Ser bonn 1T1rner ssrQue11perei

- Ser pon Tnrr1er Traue1tperein
an 1ekte1t SamStog beranltaltete
8a5ar 1rb 8adperf 8erfauf nabm
etr1en iieberauS 5ufrteoeni itellenoen
8erlauf. Nllsemetn bat Der @tnz
otter ber Mbe1bS gegebe11 tpurbe,
angeipro6en. Die Mttiptelenben baz
ben al6 alle tire 9a6e iebr gut
gen,a9t. SRI. gleen @etter fiibrte
ei1len rnflti6en 8olfStan5 auf Ser
NIT frenetii6em NpplauS begriibt
1puroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

= &arl @6nabel BON @ibbon
bielt 1t9 oteier Sage bein6sz un6 9ez
{9dftsbalber bier auf. Gr lpra6 au6
auf I'm ieren Sanftum Dor.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

abonnfrt aut o1e rgeetu l1lm @eF
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

Sllem Nni6ein na6 oiirfte it6 Der
@ert6tSter,ntn, fiir 8ro>pn Gountp
ber Montag ieinen Nnfang nin1mt,
ettpaS IN Die 2dnse Sieben, benn e8 iinb
I'M @an3e11 81 3iptl 6dlle angemeloet
,porbe11. @enn nur ein fletner
8ru6teil bteier Safe 3ur 8erbanoz
lung fontmen iollte, ba1rn 6trfte it6
Sic @ttuns itber Die Geiertase binaus
er5treden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
MAN TAKEN FROM
JAIL AND LlNCllEp
SbrriR AT Key West IL ONcrpoWrred
by Armed Men. Who Secure
the Prisoner.
lHy Associated ,rrcss. !

KEY WEST. Fla. Dcc. =6.-Mannel
Head. owner Of < coffee shop who.
after he had been beaten by band
Of masked men, yesterday. shot and
killed William II. Decker. a prominent
Key West resident, was taken from
Che county Jail by II mob early today
and lynched. lie was shot twice be-
fore the lynchins. lie was strung
to telephone pole, where he was
riddlcd with bullets.
Barricadcd in the cupoia Of house.
Head last night stood of AN armed
mob until captured by the authors
rcs and taken To the county Jail.
Marines from navy yard stood guard
outside the jail until the mob had dis
banded. Rut at \. NJ. when the
marines we're relieved hY dcput les,
the mob again demanded the prisoner
from Sheriff Curry. When the latter
opened the door in reply to demands
for a conference, a dozen armed men
forced their way in. ovcrpowcrcd the
jailcr, and seized the keys TO Heads
cell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
FIND BODY OF MISSING
NEW YORK SPORTSMAN
Uncover Hcmains or u. L.,
h"rseli, Who Disappeared
Last April.
by ASSOCIATED Press. /

ASilEVlLLE, y. c., Dec. a6--Find,
ing OF body in the woods of Mil.
chcii county. which has been idcn.
'ii'cd as that of Il. l.. IIarsclI. wcalthv
new YORK cluhman and sportsman.
VINO mas been missing since last Anvil
aftcr leaving Roanoke. Va. To walk
to tho Northern Georgia line. wos
reported here today by private dis
patches.
Evidence that HarselI, who under.
LOOK the tramping expedition in or
der to condition himself for hunt
ing trip in South America, was mur.
dered by parties in the Pigeon Roost
Creek section OF Mitchell County. was
declared by Detective Elmo. OF Galux.
Va. to have been found in connection
with the discovery of the body. Brim.
with other detectives. arrived here
six weeks ago and began working on
new clue to liarsell's death, which
led them over Mount Mitchell and
into remote section OF Mitchell
County. The body was found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
RENR|CO WOMAN KILLED
BY FLEEING AUTOMOBILE:
Mrs. Sallic Edwards Loses Life
al Stop 30. Seven
Pines Line.
DRIVER OF CAR FAILS TO sTor
'""'h Games Quickly tn Victim
"hrn She * struck by Machine
Going nj High Spccd-rhrn,yn Com
siderable Distance

Mrs. Sallic II. Edwards, 80 Years
of age. Wife OF T. Edwards an en-
ploye of the Fairfield villasc. Seven
Pines. was instantly killed last
evening at ';25 o'clock. when she was
struck by an automobile coming to-
wards iichmond nt stop 30. seven
Pines Line. on the Nine-MiIc Road
The ear which struck the unfor-
tunatc woman did not stop TO rem
der aid, and members of the Ed
wards party J" their excitement
fniled to catch the number of the
fast-nying automobile as II dsap-
p"a"cd in the darkness
Mr.. Edwards. with his wife, and his
son. Lee Edwards. and wife. and sons
Tom and Cooper Edwards, we're en-
route in their car to Seven Pines
They experienced trouble with the
car. and just as they ncarcd Stop 30.
the radiator cap fell on. Mr. Ed
wards got out OF the car to replace
the cap and his wife stepped out to
assist him. She had just cleared the
stepping beard when the car going
towards Richmonh at high speed
struck her. ana she was thrown II
considerable distance. Her skull
vas fractured. and death came al
most instantly. The body was
brought to Woodys undertaking cs-
adjustment.
Sheriff Scay. OF Hcnrico County,
went to the scene OF the accident
ana made IN investigation. lie said
last night that he understood Mrs.
Ice Edwards had caught the number
" Tie car. and aS she and her hus-
band had left Immediately after the
accident to notify relatives living
near Alice. in Hanover County, he
yould bc unable 20 secure that in
'for,. At on until this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
IS RENEUED
At CAIRO: 5 KILLED
4 IND 4 W OUNDED
Widespread Disorders Con-
lime in Egypt: Consuls Pro.
test LOsseS'iO Nationals
LBy \Associatel rrcss. 4

CAIRO, Dec. o6.-Eivc persons
were killed and four wounded by
troops who We're called out during
an attack on tho police station in the
Mousky quarter this morning. Tho
troops opened heavy fire on the
rioters. one riotcr was killed and
another injured At Suez sunday, and
two rioters We're killed and two
wounded at Port said. Naval units
are stationed ut Sucz. Ismailia. Port
Said and Alexandria, Minor ac-
counts Of sabotage to telegraph ana
telephone communications are re-
ported in Lower Egypt
y majority Of the government OIL
cials have decided to go out on
strike. but it is not expected that
they will remain out long. Cairo is
without local means of transporta-
tion. even the cabs suspcnding ser
vice on account OF attacks by ruff
fans early in the day.
II is estimated that thus far nine
teen persons have been Killed and
about forty-four wounded In the
cairo district. The French and
Italian consuls are reported to hav.
made n protest to the authorities $
against the attacks on the property
OF their nationals during the riot :
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
BONUS BILL FIGHT DUE
IN HOUSE EARLY IN YEAR
Congress Has Large Program
Ahead for Present
Session.
IN CONFERENCE
Enactment 0f ItIilS tD Encotrnrc
shipping. Satisfying Former Service
Men and Fixing Permanent Tarin
Schedules.
Iny .Assncinicd rress. |

WASillNiTON. Dee. 2j.-L-Sisla-
tive plans Cor III" present session uf
Congress call Tor the enactment OF
bills To cncourae" the merchant
marine, to provide some sort OF bonus
payment To former service men. enact
permanent tariff schedules. and pro.
Vide the regular appropriations
which sustain the government Rep.
rcscntaiivc Mondcll. Republican
Tiouac leader. Srid today on leaving
tho White House after an hours
conference with President Harding
There are no definite proposals on
the merchant marine or soldiers
bonus which can bc said to have
The approval Of the majority ut this
time. Mr.. Mondc!l said hut the out
l.ae OF subjects to be taken up in
ciudes both matters.
Every "ndcavor will lie made in
the House he added. t. have all the
appropriation bills which originate
there enacted by April !. so as to
give the Senate tim" To consider
them on final passage and adjourn
the Congress in June.
The question OF finding the sources
for funds with which Ia pay >thc
soldiers bonus. the House leader as
serted, was the chief stumbling block
Of proposals for such bill. Enact
mcnt OF such a measure. he added
probably would require simultaneous
creation ~ a special tax Ia meet the
outlay Mr.. Mondc:l said hc did not
discuss with President Harding the
remuneration plan" for subsidizins
merchant ship operation, and he cN-
pressed the view that considerable
discussion would he required before
congressional leaders could adopt
such 4 plan on the measure.
There is a possibility that Prcsi-
dent Harding Will leave Washington
1t oforc New Years for a three days
trip Ia Pinchurst, y. c. No definite
decision as 10 plans had been reached
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
1922 STATE BUDGET
IN PRINTERS HANDS
Governor and Assistants Fin.
ish Copy" of Financial
GOES TO LEGISLATURE
Members of General Assembly
Begin to Make Rcser-
vations Here.
GOES TO LEGISLATURE

The budget, showing In tabula.
form the detailed needs of the vari
Gus State institutions. the rcconmcu-
hations Of Governor Davis as to the
appropriation for each institution.
together with the general !ntroduc
ton and the annual message of tho
Governor. is now in tho hands OF the
printers, Governor Wcstmorc!aud pn
vis, his aid. Colonel Leroy Hodges.
ana Statistician Bradford having
completed their last piece Of copy
on Christmas Eve.
This book of financial Intelligence
Will be available with tn. bulge,
bill. which will he transmitted bv the
Governor 10 the two houses Of the
General Assembly at - o'clock noon.
Wednesday,. January II.
Tension Greatly Relieved.
With the work on the budget com
plctcd. the tension in the Governors
once was materially relieved. and
the office force .:ill begin today the
clearing away of accumulated per
soma! and private papers OF Governor
Davis. so that the executive Offices
Will be in proper shape for the rcccp
ion OF tn. new Governor. who will
take oath OF office on Wednesday.
February !. AT the noon hour.
Reservations are being made at
CONTINUED on Page .. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
HEAD or NEW REVCLT
FACES FIRING SQUAD
NE 4R U. S. BORDER.
General Rcyna. .Arrested as
He Vas Digging Up
Guns, Executed.
IDy Assoc!ated rrcss.

NoGALES. ARIZ, Dee. 2G.-Gen-
eral Francisco Rcyna. who had fig
ured prominently in revolutions in
Mexico in the last ten years, was
cNeCntcd by firing squad in Nogales.
sonora. across the international line
from here late today. He was al
legged TO have been caught digging
rifles, saddles and ammunition from
the ground near Canosa. Sorona.
hftncn miles west of Nogales.
General Rcyna has becn living in
the mountains in Santa Cruz County
Arizona. ten miles northeast of here.
He was captured about . o'clock this
morning and Was taken to NoEales
Jail. where he was tried by a mill
tary court. Reyna's cousin was also
arrested.
Mexican officials said that after
Reyna was captured. soldiers un-
carthed thirty rifles and thirty sad
dies, and about 1000 rounds of am
munit'"n at the spot where he was
digeing. Rcyna and his cousin were
arrested by fifteen Mexican soldiers
under the command OF Captain
Francisco" Gonzales.
Rcyna and about 200 followers, il
is alleged. planned to launch a rcvo-
luton January !. He Is also charged
with having had connections with
leaders of another proposed rcvo-
luton. The alleged leaders of that
affair were arrested In Nogalcs.
Sonora. about month ago and were
executed shortly afterward i'm Icrmo-
sillo. Sonora. Rcyna was arrested
by United states officials here at that
time. but later was released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
First With the News"
Stole Christmas Eats;
Dimes in Jail Month
IIiv I.nltcd Ncws /

LYNBKOOK. y. j., Dec. 2G.-Thc
"gaiiopin' dominocs'' are lying
just right for Theodore Bond. coli
orcd. Not having had :, Christ
mas dinner he swipcd one. and as
result he anticipates Il happy
New fcar's feast in Minccla Jail.
Thcodore's temptation was "a
black bag on the floor Of a trolley
ear near Belmont Park. It
sm"llcd oc chicken to Trcodor".
and chicken is what Theodore is
"fondcst Of"
So he grabbes the bag. Ioapcd
out Df the car aud vaultcd over a
high picket fence Into the park
before the owner Of the food got
wise. Then - sat down and ate
when police found him an hour
later hr had dcvoured whole
roast hon. some pies, celery and
cranberry sauce.
"Hoss." he said 10 the Judge.
I'm In no humpr 30 be angry
when you says thirty days"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
ASPHYXIATION TAKES
SEVEN LIVES IN BOSTON
Several Suicides Mar Christmas Cele-
bration in Massachusetts
Metropolis.

ROSTON, Dec. 26.-Death by gas
claimed seven lives during Boston's
double Christmas celebration of sun
day and Monday. An indctsrminate
number OF these were cases OF SUI
eide.
Following threo deaths from open
gas-jets sunday, two of which are
thought To have been suicides. the
police reported four more Monday.
The tragedies occurred in various
Of the citys poorer sections, aud In
fvc instances the Victims were men
living alone in lodging houses, ap-
parcntly without friends and rela-
tives with whom to spend their
Christmas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
THREE DIE IN STORM
AT SAN FRANCISCO
scores Injured and Thousands of
Dollars In Property
Is Lost.
Hey United Ncws.I

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dee. Go
san Francisco today was recovering
from one of the worst costal storms
in years. responsible for the death
Of three men. and scrious injury to
i score OF others and thousan nds of
dollars in property loss.
coastwisc shipping was rc-estab-
lishcd after "A dag OF difficulties duo
to the high seas. many of the smaller
vessels being hours behind their
schedules.
Telegraph and telephone communi-
cation is being restored To normal
after many miles OF wire had been
blown down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
LITTLE GIRL CRUSHED
UNDER STREET CAR
On Way to Christmas Tree with
Mother nnd sisters when She
Loses Life.
icy United Ncws.l

NEWARK. y. j.. Dec. 26.-EunninS
from her mothers side To halt
trolley car which was to take them
TO see the city's Christmas tree.
Catherine kecna, .. got in front OF
the car and was instantly killed.
Motorman Edward r.. Black failed
to sec the child and the wheels of
the car horribly manglcd her body.
John Kecna. the girls father, who
had just found employment after
being out OF work three months,
stayed homo to tend baby, so his
wife and three small daughters
could see the tree.