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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
HONORS ARE PAID To
AMERICAS UNKNOWN SOLDIER
Simple Democratic Ceremony Marks Selection of Body
i'll Cholous-First Step of Journey to
Arlington Begins Tonight.

icers-Erench and American-into thu
temporary motruary chapel walled
with flowers. where four collins OF un-
identined American soldiers rested
MI alone. Sergeant Younger>paused In
the chapel before the four collins.
then laid the flowers on the third ono
from the left. and as he came out tho
generals all snapped to salute 10
the unknown lying there in the dark
ened room--thc lowliest of their mil.
itary subordinates, yet honored mora
In death than any of them ever can
hope Ia be honored.
The French band began PLAYING
chopin's Funeral March," and six
stalwart palibearcrs reverentIy car
rled the coffin to the central rotunsn
OF the prefecturo-a place now banked
with flowers and flags and nled with
the atmosphere OF n cathedral, tfiout.., :,
this Is .nonsectarian France.
And all afternoon the people of
chalons passed before that coffn--.
tcontiaued on Page 9. Cal. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
DIR. w. A. HADLEY WILL GO ON
TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE TODAY
Further Effort to Secure Postponement Will Not Be
Made-Defense Counsel Not to Ask for Appoint
ment of Lunacy Commission.

DR.. Wilmer Amos Hadley, former
army surgeon, accused of having
murdered his wife, Sue Kathleen
Tinslcy Hadley, nearly three years
ago. will go on trial for his life in
Iienrico County Court ut 10 o'clock
this morning. Judge r. Carter Scott
will preside. Commemorative At
torney w. w. beverley will prosecute.
and the defense will be represented
by State Senator Julien Gum and
Delegate T. Gray Haddon.
One of the counsel for the defense
stated last night that no further ef-
fort would be made TO secure n post
ponemcnt OF the trial, notwithstand-
ing that the case. from the view
point of the defense. had not been
developed as we'll as the attorneys
for that side might wish. lie point-
ed out that a postponcmcnt already
had been refused by the court, and
that 1T probably would be useless to
ask for further delay. Tho defense
attorney said that II was highly i'm
probable that tho gcorrt would be
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
KNOX AND EASHAKE
INDICTED FOR MURDER:
TRIAL SET FOR DEC. l.3
METHODISTS
MAY SEND A WOMAN
TO GENERAL SESSION
Mrs Lee Britt Elected Alternate Lay Delegate to Ho,
Springs, Ark.-Board of Education Praises
Schools Of Church in South

When the Virginia Conference. NJ.
Il. Church. South. adjourned at 1915
O'Clock last night until O'Clock this
morning, five of the eight clerical
delegates to the General Conference
to be held in Hot Springs. Ark, May
), next year. had been elected: eight
lay member delegates had been elect
ed. and two OF the four lay member
alternate delegates. including one
woman. Mrs. Lee Britt. OF Suffolk.
had been chosen.
The clerical delegates elected are
Rev. John Il. winn. OF Petersburg:
Rev. /. y. Smoot, OF Richmond; Rev.
George r.. Booker, Of Norfolk: Rev.
Frank l.. Wells. of Norfolk. and Rev.
B. J.. Lipscomb. OF charlottesville.
The frs; four were chosen on the
first ballot; Mr.. I.ipscomb. who is the
efficient secretary of the conferences
was chosen on the second ballot: the
third and fourth ballots produced no
results ana the NTH ballot was taken
scaled up. and Will be reported at the
opening OF the conference this morn
ing.
List of I.ny Delegates.
The lay delegates, who were elected
by the casting OF three ballots. are
j. i. Fettyjohn. OF Lynchburg;
Thomas $. Southgate. OF Norfolk; II.
y. Barrow. of Norfolk; l.. Frank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
CHARLES is CAPTURED
WITH EMPRESS. BOTH
CONFINED IN CASTLE
BEER CAN NOW BE HAD
BY ORDER OF DOCTORS
Is NEW REGULATION
Amount to BE Prescribed One Time Fixed at ? l.2
Gallons, but Frequency With Which Physicians
May Issue Same Is Not Stipulated.

permit I" prescribe Intoxicating
liquors. may prescribe distilled
spirits. vince. malt liquors or such
alcoholic medicinal Preparations
which are ft for use for beverage
purposes as are authorized to be
manufactured. tor person uron
whom ne Is in attendance If after
careful examination OF such person.
or In case where such examination
is lmprac;!cabic. upon the best in
formation ob;aiuab!c. the physician
believes tha, the internal or externa,
use OF such LIQUOR as II medicine by
such person Is necessary and will
AFFORD relief to him from some
known ai!mcnt." the regulations said
Th. regulations were issued from
the Treasury after long delay. and
In spite Of the fact Il bill is pending
In Congress which would make tho
use OF beer as medicine Illegal. This
bill already has passed th. House,
but action on il In tn. Sena,e was
deferred through the efforts OF vets
and others who contcudcd the h!lI
!nfrlngcd on the constitutional
rights OF citizens agains, unwar-
rantcd search and seizure
, Secretary Mellon explained mat tho
delay In issuing the regulations arose,
because II seemed probable that the
tContiifhcd ON Page 2. Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
MRS. CARNEGIE BACK |
FROM SCOTLAND WITH
"pERRA FINE BURRD"
Wido,o Of Steel Magnate
Brings Parrot Viii, Scotch
Burr Unintelligible.
(By United N.v.sl

NEW YORK. Oct. 2+.--Mrs. Andrew
carnegie is hack from Skibo Castle.
scotland. where she spent the sum
mer. bringing with her new net
with an Irish complexion OF greenish
green large hooked nose and an
accent like Harry LADDERS.
Ihe newcomer answers to the
name of polly" and-such answers,
According To the ships stewards. It's
II mercy that Mrs. carncgic's parrot
mas Scotch burr in his accent that
makes his conversation almost up
ihtciiiSibie, for much OF his talk Is
more vigorous than elegant.
Hes thrifty individual," said one
of the stewards OF the steamship ccd-
ric. . If he doesn't eat n cracker he
doesn't throw il away. but saves II
Tor tomorrow. y vera fine Burrd,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
SEPARATE CHARGE
AGAINST EACH IS
RETURNED BY Jury
Prisoners Alleged to Have
Killed Mrs. Margaret
Eastlake OH Sept. 30. .
2 COUNTS CONTAINED
IN TRUE BILLS FOUND
Defense Declares No Change
of Venue Will Be Neces-
sary i'll Case.
MASS OF EVIDENCE EXHIBITED
baltimore Nurse and Navy Petty OF.
ncer VIII Have Separate
Trials
MASS OF EVIDENCE EXHTnITED
baltimore Nurse and Navy Petty Of
ncer VIII Have Separate
Trials.
tBy Associated Press.1

L
MONTtOSS. VA, Oct 2i.-Sepa-
rate indictments charging first-de-
sreo murder were returned against
Miss Sarah l.. Knox. Baltimore nurse.
and Roger d. Enstlakc. navy petty
officer. by the wcstmoreland County
grand jury late today. The true
bills accused Miss Knox and East.
lake with the Staying OF tho latter's
wifo nt Colonial Beach on Septem-
Der 30.
Immediately after adjournment OF
the grand jury, Circuit Court Judge
Joseph Wilson Ch!nn called n speciar
session of the Wcstmoreland County
Criminal Court to begin tho trial oc
Miss Knox and Eastlake on Tuesda-l
December IS. Separate trials will bh
held. and it was understood that
Eastlakc will be tho first to face tho
trial jury.
Hear Fourteen Witnesses.
The indictments were returned by
the grand jury after It had examined
the evidence gathered by the prose.
cution and had heard testimony nr
six OF the fourteen witnesses sub
poenaed to appear.
true bills found by the grand jury.
The first charged Eastlake and Miss
Knox with felony. the second charged
each with murder in the first degree
Although it is customary for the
grand jury 10 return joint indict-
mcnt. Commemorative Attorney w. Il.
Mayo, requested that separate In
dictments be returned for n reason.
~ ha rnf Il
which he said, would be made known
when the first case Is called for trial.
Defense Examines Evidence.
After Judge Chinn set the date for
the hearing OF the case, attorneys sor
the defendants asked permission to
examine the evidence shown the
grand jurors by the prosecution.
Commonwealth's Attorney MAYO
agreed to permit this, with tho mn
derstanding that tho evidence itsel.
not be touched.
William w. Butzner. attorney OF
fredericksburg. Va. will represent
Eastlake at the trial. Harry NJ.
smith Jr.. Richmond lawyer, has been
retained by Miss Knox as counsel. ana
VIII he assisted by +. w. Coleman.
OF Fredericksburg, who was engaged
today.
When asked by Judge Chinn IL they
intended to ask for change OK
Venue, tho defense replied that they
did not consider n change necessary.
The most unusual development in the
case today was the engagement by
the prosecution OF Attorney Thomas
Hunter. OF King George. Va, who
haa' tentatively agreed to represent
Eastiake and Miss Knox soon after>
,hey were arrested in Colonial Beach.
Residents OF Colonial Beach have
LCOn inlad % o -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Two Negro Suspects Are
Being Sought Following
Double Murder.
FEELING THROUGHOUT
COUNTY STILL is HIGH
Launch Movement to Raise
Fund for Widows and Chill
drcn Of Slain Officers.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ORANGE. VA, oct. 2i.-Two other
negroes are believed by the Orange
County authorities 20 he involved in
the affair. which had It's tragic de-
noucment in the killing late SATURDAY,
afternoon OF Sheriff ". G. Bond, o.
Orange County, and J. NJ. Boyer, town
sergeant. of Orange. by Walter Ware.
coIored bootleggcr. who. on ycster-
day. was burned To death when /,
barn on the alfalfa farm of Jacauc-
lin +. Taylor. Of Richmond. was fred
ay posse in an effort to dis,odrc
the fugitive.
Up to Il late hour tonight. neither
OF the suspects had been taken in.o
custody. Their capture. Il is CON
adcnty expected, will lead to the dis
covery o: numerous stills throughout
the county. as Ware met death he
fore the authorities could learn the
whereabouts Of the still known 20
have been conducted by him, or those
OF his companions.
Commemorative Attorney Brown
ing. so far. has declined to issue :,
statement. or to give tho names OF
the suspects. on account OF the :cel-
Ing of Orange County citizens over
the death Of Sheriff Boyd and Ser
geant Boyer three miles southeas, Of
Orange.
n movement will be launched Wed
nesday afternoon TO raise 4 fund for
the benefit OF the widows and chill
dren OF the slain officers. who are left
with scant means of support
The funeral of Sergeant Boyer.
which was held from the Presbyte-
rian Church this afternoon. was one
OF the most numerously attended in
the history OF tha county, 5000 pcr-
sons being present. The services
were in charge of the Masons and
Odd Fellows, OF which orders he was
n member. The fire department. III
which he was n member. contributed
Il noral wreath. Shcrir Bond will he
buried this afternoon
Prominently mentioned for tho va
cancy caused by the death Of Town
Sergeant Boyer are j. II. Morris. now
night sergeant; Graham Winn anil
j. ID. Harlow, the last-namei being
a brother OF Mayor Harlow, Of
Orange. For sheriff To succeed
Sherir Bond. are being mentioned
Reese Brookings, John Thomas
Ackerly and John Terrill. OF La iore.
and Bob Watkins. OF GordonsviIlc.
y town sergeant will he named by
the Town Council of Orange. and !,
sheriff by the Board OF Supervisors
of Orange County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25

Story. of Franklin; ]. T.. Jones. of
Richmond: j. +. Catlin. .Sr.. of DAN
VILE: q. e. Wright, OF Petersburg.
and j. T.. Rawls. Of Suffolk
C. l. McAllcn. OF Cape Charles. was
elected lay member delegate alter
nate on the first ballot taken at last
nights session; the second ballot
failed to elect, and on the third balio,
Mrs. Lee Britt. of Norfolk, was chosen.
The fourth ballot was taken. scaled
up and will be reported at o'clock
today.
The ballotinE began at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. as special or
der. and continue dthroughout tho
morning. earl yafternoon and last
nights sessions. While the teller.
were counting the ballots. the rcEu-
lar business OF the conference pro-
SrcSSed.
Recommit Section of Report.
Rev. w. II. Atwcll was elected 10
represent the joint board Of finance
al the General Conference, and Judge
Frank Christian. OF Lynchburg.
was elected alternate.
at last nights session that section
OF the report OF the temperance and
social reform commission. as rclnt
ing TO the Endorsement of the Cooper
measure in Congress for national
CONTINUED on Page II, Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Hy John GlcIssnrr.

United News stan CorrcSpoudcnt
WASiiiNGToN. oct. oi-Thc Bu-
r"au OF Internal Revenue has issue,
regulations which will pc-mi, ,n-
Manufacture Of beer. to be prescribed
BY doctors
The amount which can be pre-.
scribcd at one time is fixed at ,wo
and Il half gallons
The regulations do not. however,
iimi, the frequency with which doe.
tors may Issue beer presentations.
Sor do they specify III. amour, Of
alcohol the beer may contain.
The regulations al the same time
Authorized doctors TO prescribe no,
NOR" than two quarts OF wine. with
out stipulat!ng how often win. may
be pr.scr !bed. The us. of spirituous
liquors. hiskics. brandics and so
forth-is limited 10 pin, In ten
days.
Doctors to usc Judgment.
The rules mean that "A patient cnn
have as much beer and wine az his
doctor thinks he needs. David II.
Blair. Commissioned OF Internal
Revenue. said there was no time
limit on the issuance o. prescriptions
cxccp; that OF reasonable fire.
IUcncy."
"A physician who has obtained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25

history. especially with regard to his
asked to appoint n commission in
lunacy to examine DR.. Hadlcy. from
which statement the inference is
drawn that insanity will not be ad-
vanced by the defense.
VIII Go Ahead With Trial.
We'll go ahead with the trial."
was the positive statement of Mr..
IIaddon last night
Mrs. c. J. IIadley. mother of the
accused physician. Is in the city, to
attend the trial of her son, having
come from her homo in Friendswood.
Texas. The meeting between Mrs.
lladley and the onc-time army officer
at the Henrico County jail. was last
night described by Jail attaches as
an affecting one. They passed nearly
two hours together. 1t has not as
yet been determined whether tho
mother will take the stand in defense
of her son. but, II she is called at all.
II probably will he for the purpose
Of telling something abont his early
Continued on FSge 2. Col. rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
GOVERNOR
is ';SOME" FIDDLER
All. Taylor Plays Texas Champions,
on Why To Welcome
Veterans
IBy Associatcd Press. 4

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. oct. 24-
Governor Ar. Taylor. Of Tennessee.
literally fiddled himself into Chat
tanooga tonight to deliver the wei
coming address TO the United Con-
fcdcrate Veterans Reunion tomor-
rom. 5. Il. g. Robinson and Lewis
franklin. Texas fiddlers. the latter
said to be the champion left-hand
vioiinist OF thc country. learned that
the Governor WAS on the train and at
once bantered him for n match. Gov
crnor Taylor, who won fame as q
hddler during the contest for Cover
nor between himself and his brother.
former Senator Bot" TAYLOR. several
years ago. quickly accepted the chal-
lense. Veterans coming i'm on the
tram say that the Governor soon CON
rinced the Texans that he. was some"
hdaler. and that his car WIS crowded
WIN passengers to hear the music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
ALIENATION
OF AFFECTIONS IN SUIT
New York Ciubmnn Seeks $500 900
Damages Fran Hardware
Mun

NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-Allcging
alienation of his wifc's affection. vii.
liam J. Wilkinson. New York club
man. filed suits aggrcgating 100000
Monday In the county clerks Office
against William T.. Schlcmmcr. head
OF the hardware firm of Hammachcr,
Schlcmmcr & Co. Wilk insOn charges
that Schlcmmer. who is being sued
by his wife for separation, accept
ed the hospitality OF his home at
Great Neck, l.. L.. and then cndcavorcd
to induce Mrs. Wilkinson to leave
him. He also alleges misconduct on
the part OF the hardware man and his
wife in his complaint.
Mrs. Wilkinson left her home on
June 26. and has not lived with her
husband since then. She is named
In Mrs. Schlemmcr's suit for scpara-
ton rs woman to whom the hard
ware man had been very attentive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
POLICE CHIEF SHERRY RECEIVES HIS FIRST
REQUEST FOR AID BY THE AERIAL ROUTE

y his first wrce
the esearch Patsy
lo-Sca ola youth home in
to the
extent OF $50 pounds and five inches a
OF
o. is dsappc
lhc dispatch Of the
in
auh - 80 " '''"'''S '"
a sscw
for the latest method lice einform ~ "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
.DAUCRERTY TALKs,M|TH
ASSISTANTS ON WALKOUT
Perfect Program of Harmo-
" NOUS Effort to Prevent
Rail Strike.
OFFICIALS APPEAR OPTIMISTIC
t't"rney-Gcncrni Goes Over Every
Phase nj Situation with District
Officials From rive Principal cities
OF Country.
Lny Assoeiated rress.l

WASHiNGToN. Oct. IA pro
gram for concerted action and har
mohy of effort" TO prevent a ,ie-up
oil the transportation facilities of the
country In the event Of a railroad
strike was decided upon today by
A't"rney-General DauThcrty IN con-
ference with United States district
attorneys from five cities.
me district attorncyc who met
Win the Attorncy-Gencral were Hay
ward, of New York; Ciync, OF Chica-
go; "crtz. OF Cleveland: Lockwood of
Buffalo, and Van Nuys. o. Indianapo
lis They are 10 confer with Mr..
Daughcrty again tomorrow when in
structions are to be sent other dis
trict attorneys 10 govern their ac-
tions in the event Of a strike.
Protesting his disbelief in the possi-
bility OF general railroad Strike
matcrialiZing, Mr.. Daugherty de
tCoutinucd on Page 8 Col oD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
IHy Ahsociatel press.l

BUDAPEST oct. 24-Thc mon
archis, troops. who are attempting
10 open the way for the entry OF
S-Kins Charles 10 the Hungarian
capital. were defeated this morning
I'M hanG-to- hand hghtng. in which
grcnadcs were used. near Tata
Toyaros. about tmrty-fve miles from
Budapest. Thcy lost 200 killed ano
about 1000 wounded.
Th. Budapcs. garrison az unit
ia supporting Admiral Horty. the
regent The students organs are
arminE and hurrying to the front.
which is NOW before Bicsl:c. much
further westward. In this district
tho cx-rulcr and the members OF
lis new Cabinet ar. camping.
To shoot Plottrrs.
Charles is considcred To be In a
bad position. He Is menaced In IN,
rear by the advancing West Hun
earian INSURGENTS led by Baron
rronay. who is the deadly enemy Of
Colonel Ocstcuburg. commander OF
the ,nonarchIst forces. and who hts
promised TO uhoot tho Ka-list plot
ters IL nc captures them.
The former King sent another
plenipottnti;.ry To Admira! iio-ty
today. ami discussions lasting sew
eral hours. were carried. but with
little hops Of agreement. rs both
parties are obstinate and blooGshcd
has aggravated the situation.
The kariist Premier. kakosky. has
issued "A proclamation To the nation To
rally TO the Kings banner and fight
against the ungrateful rebel. Horty."
Asks for Truce.
Earlier In the day karlists had
progressed as far us Bicske. between
rata Tovarosa and Budapest, and
about twenty miles west OF the Hun
garian capital. II was here that the
Eoyal!st army was cncircled and its
capture appeared imminent until the
troops were abe to break through
and retreat
The Budapest government today ap-
pcarcd confident OF ultimate victory
over the Karlists. The Constitution
alist forces number about 10000.
against approximately 10000 follow
ers of the former monarch. Admiral
Ilorty. the hungarian regent. said he
was determined TO capture Charles
and deliver him to the British mill
CONTINUED on Page ., Col 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
STEAMSHIP KRONLAND
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT
TX Returning to New York With
II Passengers md Brokcn
propcIlcr Shaft

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Red star
steamship kroonland. which left here
last Saturday for Plymouth and Ant
wcrp. with sevcnty-onc passengers. is
returning TO port with one Of her pro-
pe'ier shaits broken. wireless mes
sage from the ship today said
The accident happened last nigh.
when about 800 miles out. No othe-
damage was done. The passengers
Will he transferred to the sister ship.
l-ap'and, to sail Saturday of this
week, officials of the line said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
TO Ship Machinery to RUSSIA.
EBy United News.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 2i.--Machinery
lot clothing shops, valued at $4,000,
VIII De shipped Tuesday by the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America to the clothing workers of
Moscow, Russia. Two thousand
mhckinaws and 1000 pairs OF pants
VIII aslo be sent TO be distributed by
the Red Cross.
rms is the second shipment made
hy the clothing workers for Russian
relief More than 100000 has been
received from members of the organ
iEntion for this purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
SING SING INMATES
AMUSED BY STUNTS
OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Film Star ''ShuGles'' Through
Shops at Ossining Prison,
Bringing Great Cheer.
fBy United News.l

OSSINING, y. Y. Oct. 24.-Charlie
Chaplin visited Sing Sing Prison this
afternoon, went through the place,
was locked in n cell. and did few
stunts" for the inmates.
He "shuffed" through one of the
work shops tor fhe amusement of the
men there and demonstrated his skill
with cane and q Derby hat in an
other part II the institution.
When he left, amid much cheering,
he said. This Is some placer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Hurt Mt Confederate neuni,n,

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, oct. 2i.-
Miss Marie MaGuirc. sponsor for
Washington. ID. O.. to the Conrcdcrate
Reunion, was seriously injured here
iate this afternoon. when "a heavy au-
tomobile in which She was riding ran
down hill and crashed into the Chat.
tanooga Times building. Besides a
broken leg. Miss MaGuirc suffered
several painful bruises and lacera-
tions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
nnndits Hold Up Mail rruck.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Thrcc armed
bandits held up Il mail truck at Broad
way and Worth Street late tonight
and escaped with seventeen sacks OF
mail. eleven OF them containing reg
istered matter.