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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
ITALIAN PEOPLE
TURN VIOLENTLY
UPON SOCIALISTS
Sudden Reaction Becomes
Evident as Communist
Ranks Are Split.
FEARS OF REVOLUTION
SUDDENLY SET AT REST
Only Possible Now by Royal
Decree. Is Paradoxical Ut
terance of One Deputy.
RED FLAG STARTS RIOTS
One Conspicuous Agitator Even
Goes About With Body OF
Kings Men.
FEARS OF REVOLUTION
SUDDENLY SET AT REST
RED FLAG STARTS RIOTS
Goes About With Body OF
Kings Men.
iEy United Ncws.l

ROME, Ian. ga rather violent
reaction against communistic social
ism is beComiu: evident throughout
Italy.
During the last week. besides a
split OF the Sociaiis, party into two
SioupS. with the modcrates having n
big majority, the Socialist municipal
administration At nolprua was forced
10 resign aEd the Socialist Mayor
Fcrrara. was arrested with the So
clalist administration at Castcllam-
mare and held responsible for the
bomb throwing there IN which !.
half dozen people were killed. Furth-
or Socialist deputies and leaders
throughout ltaly have been assaulted
by angry crowds.
The present reaction does not come
from capita!istic sources. nccessar-
lily. nor from the bourgeoisic. bu,
purely from tho "prolctariat The
people became diScustcd with the in
ability OF the Socialist municipal ad-
min!strat!on properly TO govern them.
ani with the extremes to which tn.
Socialist and labor leaders resortcd
Socialist prestige suffered SO much
during the last week. rs u matter OF
fact. that one pf the most prom!ncn,
Socialist deputies sized up tn. situa
tion ny declaring that rcvului!o. in
Italy would now be possible only ny
royal decree. as result Of which
the Royal Carab!aicri and the Royal
Guards would bc ordered 10 carry gu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
lEy Associated Press.

%oRi.iNA. y. c.. Jan. 24.-Aifr.d
Williams ana llummcr Bullock, two
negroes. were taken from the War
ren County Jail. At Warrcn,on. hv .
masked mob early this morninr ,,1
shot TO death.
No effort was made to molcst th.
other eleven negroes who wc,. can
lhed In the Jail in connection with
the clash here early sunday. Bul-
lock WAS said to have been In. IN
stiSator and Williams one of the
leaders Of the clash About $50 men
the Jail. Thc two negroes were taken
into the woods about q mile outside
Of town and their bodies riddlcd vita
bullets.
Efforts 10 communicate with War
renton by telephone were fruitlcss
hut persons who reached here from
the scene OF the lynchlng said the
town was quiet. and that military
company ordered out by Governor
Morrison had taken charge. i; was
said only the jailcr. John Green. 4
negro. was On duty at the Jail when
the mob surrounded II, and that ne
was quickly suhducd.
The Jailer. John Green. was over
powered by the mob. the keys to the
Jail taken from him and the mob
entered, found tho two negroes they
WANTED and carried them away. 1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
LEAGUE COUNCIL TO
BEGIN SESSIONS At
VERSAILLES TODAY
Duration of BRAND Minis
try Will Depend on Ac-
ton of Diplomats.
RESULTS HE GETS WILL
DETERMINE STRENGTH
Holds Conference With Lloyd
George and Earl Curzon on
Arrival From England.
10 DISCUSS DISARMAMENT
Rcrarations. Turkish, Greek, Rus.
sian, Austrian and Other Prob
lens Will BE Taken rp.
RESULTS HE GETS WILL
DETERMINE STRENGTH
10 DISCUSS DISARMAMENT
Preparations. Turkish, Greek, Rus.
sian, Austrian and Other Prob
lens Will he Taken Up.
tny Associated Press

PARIS. Jan. :3.-The meeting or
the supreme council which win begin
toino:. .'w morning III IL o'clock in
the famous clock room Of the Foreign
office. where the plonary sessions of
the peace conference wer. held. is
regarded in France as second in inn
portancc only 10 the Gcl!her.,ions
from which came the treaty Of Yer
saiiies. The duration Of the new
ministry OF Ar!s;'dc BRAND. IL is gen
orally understood. viii depend upon
TINS meeting and the results the pre-
'nier wili be able 10 bring from the
council 10 the Chamber Of Deuutt.s
The general feeling over the situa-
tion is optimistic.
The French people have been great
~ rcassurcd during the past few days
BY the tone OF the British press ana
seem coa'ihcnt that the allies Will
be able To agree fully. no, only upon
tn" measures 10 secure the disarn-
anlcnt OF Germany. but upon the gen
cral shines OF rcpara,ion
There was cordial confercnc. Of
half an hour tonight m private
room at the North Station !iumedi-
ntc!y upon the arrival Of the Brit
!sh delegation, between David Lloy,,
George, the British Prime Minister.
ana Earl Cur2on of Kedles;on. the
British Foreign Secretary. and Aris-
tide Briand the new French Premier.
The conference strengthened the I'm :
preston that the WORK OF the council
would begin under the most favorable
II conditions.
Disarmament Will he The grs, sub
!sct TO occupy the conrerecs. Then.
IL is expected. rcparat!ons viii fol-
low and that the Turkish, Greek. Rms
sian, Austrian. and other questions
VIII be discussed. I'll. questions be-
tween the allies and the United states
ikcw.Sc viii he gone over. 1t il .x-
pectcd that the conference will iast
about week.
Attitude Is Determined.
Frances attitude concerning rena-
rai!ons was the subject of a confer
enee this morning at the E.lysce Pal
ace. NJ Rriand Went 10 the palace,
accompanied by Philippe J. l.. Rcr-
theloi. General Secretary of the For
eign oiiice; Louis l.ouchcur. Minis
Ter Tor IN" Liberated /; gions: Paul
poumcr. Minister Of Finance: l.ouia
dubois. President Of the Preparations
committee: NJ Seydoux and Pierre
cheysson. the French financial cx-
pcrtS al the BRUSSELS conference a,.,
discussed the entire rcparations n,,ns-
tion with President NIill.r,na
Ihe report OF the allied experts on
the situation was gone into. and :,
decision was reached upon the form
in which the French vicwpoin, will bo
lCOntlnmca on S.cnnu n:.n-.l -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
Bird Store in Manhattan
S II, Sw llows at ST. Per
IBy Universal scryicc.l

NEW YORK, Jan. 2:i.-Thc time
has come 10 tail, Of other things
of squirrels. swallows and vinegar.
4 v0istcnd rommuniHue says
there ia n bird Store In Manhattan
that spcciniizcs In swnllows-onc
for 81. The bird sings In only one
note, "IIootch" and hies hctter
down thnn up.
a dciicatcsSrn shops b0On in
dispensing vinegar also has crcns-
cd tho broMs of the amendment
protectors. Ity ordering "motbcr
In vinegar" ana dispinrinE tcn-
spot, one may return home and
forget nll about pickling onions.
And then comes the press agent
of the fur snic, with the announce
mcnt that "squirrel wns the star
performer nj the concluding scs-
nIons."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
Hi j. FREDERICK EsSiRY.
stan Correspondent OF The Times
Dispatch.

'iNbuttHs
WASHINGTON. jan sS-From all
that could bc gathered here today.
there is little likelihood that Admiral
Sims proposal for u gigantic naval
base On Narracansett Bag. To tahe
the place of tn. bases a. Hampton
Roads, brooklyn. Pensacola ami else
where. Will receive serious considcra-
;ioa n the hands OF Congress.
Tn. burden ot comment upon the
Sims suggcstioa today is thnt ADMIRAL
Sims may nave the right notion re-
gardini. a consolidated naval base.
but he Is all wroag about The logical
location Tor such station. Tha:
base. IL ii is ever created by act Of
Congress, will he Hampton Roads.
the seat Of all American naval ac-
tivitics on the Atlantic Cuast since
the War ci 1872 Naval authorities,
as we'll as coueressiona! authorities.
are almost a unit upon the PROPOSE
ton that the great rondstcad ins!d,.
the Virginia capcs IS the one stratc-
cIc location for II naval haec
This Is the view that senator swan
son, formof chairman o. the Ccnmi.-
&c on Naval Affairs. takes. Whcn
secn tonight, he said:
"Absurd." Says Swanson.
Il DO not take Admiral sims PROV
ositlon too seriously. nor do l nnd
that Congress regards it very serious.
ly. The fact is. it Congress should
develop single naval base on the
Atlantic Coast. vita u View Of ahan-
doninE all others. that has. would bc
located on Hampton Roads.
The Chesapeake Bay has been the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
HAMPTON ROADS WILL REMAIN
GREA TEST MA VAL BASE, INSIST
PUBLIC MEN, ANSWERING SIMS
CONGRESS WILL NOR HEED
SIMS PROPOSAL, PREX)ILTy
SENATOR CLAUDE SWANSON
''lf One Combined Naval Base Should BE Established
on Atlantic Coast, IL Would BE Located on
Hampton Roads Declares Nirsiniiil

seat Of war activities on the sea Tor
mere ,hai 100 years. Practically The
entiie He,, operated within that land
locked boGy ct water during the war
vita Germany 1t seems absurd %
me that 50 able an officer - Admlrai
Sims should advocate The io1aa.ng 4;
u acw naval Base ii s;arrngansc,.
kay, when MI Strategic cumsi.ra-
;:ons. plus climate. favor Hampton
Roads. Hu;. as said before, ;he
SIMS matter las no: been, ana viii
not br, given serious consideration
hy Congress-
onIy Casual Consideration.
Representative Il. Walton Moore
authorized this statement OF has
views: II Lsvc given only the most
casual conssleratlon TO the Sims su-
scsi!cn, largely because | have never
believed that Congress or the Navy
department would seriously enter
tain such a proposition. However
| shall look deeper into the matter
al an early date"
Representative James sald Il
know So little about tn. Sims pro-
posal that hesitate 10 express my
views regarding II vii! give the
matter some study. however, and may
announce my conclueion> q, later
time"
when seer Representative Woods,
Of the Roanoke district. said; This
Is the nrst | have heard OF the mat
ter IL has not been discussed, 80 far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
.V|RG|N|ANS READY
TO FIGHT HIS PLAN
OF Abandonment
Brand as Preposterous
Proposal Admiral Made
in Speech.
CIVIC BODIES PREPARE TO
ENTER VIGOROUS. PROTEST
Aldermen, Chamber of Com
merce and Merchants to
Consider Action.
CITY AND STATE UP IN ARMS
''inslic, Tucker. Gilpin. Sands, BE-
miss, Adams and Others De-
nouncc Suggestion.
CIVIC BODIES PREPARE TO
ENTER VIGOROUS PROTEST
CITY AND STATE UP IS ARMS
ainsi'e, Tucker. Gilpin. Sands, BE-
miss, Adams and Others De-
nouncc Suggestion.

DenouncinS with one voice the pro-
rosal Of AdairaI Sims, president OF
the Naval War College Of the United
states. that naval bases In Hamp-
ION Roads and along the Atlantic
Scaboard be abandoned in favor of a
single giant base ut Narragansett
Say, officials OF n number of civic or
Tani:ations ana business and political
itaders OF the city and State took
hrst steps last night to block any
such action.
condemnation of the suggestion OF
Admiral sims will be asked OF tho
Chamber OF Commerce. the Richmond
Retail Merchants Association and
the Board OF Aldermen. according To
statements made by officials of these
organizations last night. Many other
civic bodies will be asked 10 take un
the cudgel against any action which
would hurt Hampton Roads and sub.
| seauently Virginia.
Mayor George A!nslie. W. H.
Schwarzschild. Harry St George
Tucker William Adams. Kenneth \
Giirin, ID. kcmper Kellogg. Oliver ].
sands. |. j. Marcuse. and a number or
others expressed their resentment or
Admiral sims statement and DE-.
clarcd they would light against II.
General criticism OF the remarks OF
Admiral Sims was expressed every
where
Commodore Matthew Fontaine
MaurH pronounced Hampton Roads
The finest natural harbor ever dis
covered. Mayor George Ainslie said
last night. in expressing his Soppos!-
ilon To the Sims proposal
lie said Commodore Mnury was the
greatest scientist OF the navy, and
that certainly no government would
ever think Of abandoning such a port
for q momeat in favor OF some minor
point of vantage.
Tucker Sounds Call to Fight.
Harry st. George T. skier. OF Lex
inSton, candidate for Governor. in a
message last night by long distance
telephone from DanviIle, declared:
i have just read tho astounding
proposal made by Admiral Sims
which. IL | understand II correctly.
would result. if adopted, in dis
mahtIlaS the government shipyards
~ Hampton Roads and removing the
haNai base from that great port
lhc development OF Hampton
koads- admittedly one of the finest
harbors In the worlds not only a
tremendous economic asset to Vir-
S'nia. but il likewise essential to the
welfare OF the nation.
II IL Is necessary for national
defense 10 have one large navaa
oase on the Atlantic Coast and only
ohe--an idea which seems somewhat
pelated in being advanced in yleyv
OF the expense TO which the govern
"ieht mas already gone in connec-
'ioh Win various naval bases on
e"at coast Hampton Roads, due to
rs central location and great ma
'"Fa! advantages. seems 10 be tho
most logical place for il.
me proposal OF Admiral Sims
tContinued on Second Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
.CUyLER REPLIES TO
LABOR CHARGES ON
RAILROADS OUTLAY
Executive Says Lines Will
Return to "Normalcy"
in Conditions.
RULES ON REPAIRS ARE
HURTFUL TO COUNTRY"
lntinatcs Carriers Will Indi-
rectly Force Workers to Aban-
don Certain Shop Customs.
Bf ROBERT J. BENDER,
I nitrd News Sfnn Corrcspopdcn

NEW YORK. Jan. 23-The grca,
railway systems o. the country ar.
laying the foundations for a return
10 normnlcy" in the matter OF shop
conditions for their men.
THIS Is Indicated in ,hc nrs, detail.
I'd statement tuhm!,,cd to the pub.
lie by The railway executives Ia re-
ply 70 ne contention OF organized
labor that the railway systems are
so conducting their business today as
70 add millions TO their operating
expenses. charsc cable in the long run
10 the people.
The !n,imation that the railroads
are actually creating a situation. by
which workers may be forced Ia
abandon certain shop conditions won
In agreements they made with the
United states Railroad Adm!nistra-
,ion. comes in a statement by Thomas
Dewitt; Cuylcr, chairman Of the AS
scciation Of hallway Executives
The truth is" says Mr.. Cuyler II,
his statement today. that the efrec,
OF the rules and working conditions
still controlling the repair Of equip
ment in railway shoI@ has bcen dis
astrous To efficiency and output. and
IS in itself one Of the causes OF the
abnormal number Of ears and loco
motives out O. repair
In so far as the organizations OF
railway repair employees have helped
10 produce a situation in which all
OF the railway repair work could not
be taken care cf in railway plants
or where outside Dlan;S can now do
the work more cconcmical!y and
speedily than railway shops. they
have only Themselves to blame.
Real Point of Concern.
The real point OF public concern
new is not the measures taken by the
railway companies for the repair of
cars and locomotives in 1920, but is
the question now before The United
states Railroad Labor Roard at Chi
cago rs 10 rules and working con-
ditions in railway companies shops.
This involves millions upon mil
lions of dollars. which, in the last
analysis, are a charge TO be paid by
the public for it's railroad service
These costs. often for work not even
performed. result from unjust and
hurdenscme regulations. which. in the
interest Of the public, the railroads
are seeking TO have changed"
In direct answer TO the allegations
made to the Interstate Commerce
Commission At Washington by or
sanized labor. CGylcr explains the
action Of the rail managcments in
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
HARDING UNRECOGNIzED
WHEN HE Went ASHORE
Housrbont Victoria Mirrs In At
tempting to Pass Drawhrhigc
in Shallow Waters.
NIFE GOES TO CAPITAL CIT
Guest Of Mrs. Edward Is. Mclean.
VIII Go TO New York "Wednesday.
Catholics Announce Week u
PRAYER for Guidance of Harding

oRMoND BEACH, Fla. Jan. "a. -
The houscboat Victoria. on which
President Flee, Harding is cruising
down III. Indian River. made the .inS'
stop OF her voyage At ormond i.oach
this afternoon and discmbarkca her
passengers for Il two-hour motor ride
along the Florida east shore boule-
ward The stop here and brief tie
up when the Victoria tried To 20
through the ormond drawbridgc.
were the only incidents on the log
of the houschoat during peaceful
sundays sailing.
Taking advantage al perfect wealth
or. She pushed ahead of her schedule
and. when she tied u for the night.
she was Within a few hours OF Rock
edge. where the party expects 10 go
ashore some time tomorrow for a
golf match During the automobile
ride. Mr.. Harding and his companions
drove into Daytona eight miles from
ftpntiuucu on Second l'a.s.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
SOUTHERN PRODUCERS TO
HOLD MEET IN ATLANTA
business Men Called Together foc
Purpose or Discussing Pro-
posed Tariff.
JANUARY 81 is DATE FINED
Seventeen Governors and Many
state Officials Are l!Npcctc,! to
Attend and Address Sessions.
Coolidge Accepts Invitation.
Try Associated rrnss-

ATLANTA ~, I,r o..
potes from ,broupbou, ,no eo,,,
r.nr.scn,,r,. .vr. ,;n :, so,,,L
productive industry VIII ratbc, in
A,lout, ,rhursd,y I,,,,,r, - e.
the onc,i,p NJ tbc sc.opa s,n,hnrr
Tariff t,onprrss which wnl a.,
,hrou.n I,r,,,r,. ~
Th, congress has been called for
the purpose OF discussing ! nronos.J
tnrin on Sou,ber, nroduc,s ana
while no SCI program has bccn do
vised. every lin. OF industry wiu 10
allowed 10 present its reasons for !,
tariff schedule. ana recommendations
will be formulated and presented 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
ALABAMA DRY CHIEF
WILL HUNT JAKE SMITH
Arrives I'm Florence to Conduct Search
for Alleged Leader of Moon
shine Hand.
~ Associated Press. ]

Hy Associated Pressl
FLORENCE, ALA, Jan. 23-N. L.
Fierce. state prohibition enforcement,
officer. accompanied by score OF
deputies. arrived here this morning
from birmingham to continue the
search for Jake Smith. said 10 be the
leader OF the alleged ,noonshiners who
killed one prohibition officer and seri-
ously wounded two others on the Tea.
ncesee River yesterday.
Three men and two stills were cap
turcd yesterday. but Smith still is nj
liberty and officers announce their
determination TO take him dead or
alive. Andrew NJ c. Peters and Ed
iiishhcld. wounded when fired upon
yesterday. Will recover. according to
surgeons. Den stevenson. OF Tuscum-
bia. was killed instantly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
tEy AHsocia,cd rress.l

WASHINGTON cOuRTH IS +.
ONO. Jan. e3.-Six members Of the
family OF James Adkins. living four
teen miles north OF here. wcr. burned
20 death early this morning. when fire
destroyed their home. Adkins was
fatally burned.
The fire followed the explosion Of
q stove Into which Adkins poured
Kerosene over hot eiubcra in an effort
20 start IL quickly. The dead are:
Mrs James -tdkins. 30: Grace Nd
kins. -. Lcona Adkins. IL: Naomi
Ruth Adkins, q Fr"cda Adkins. >
weeks.
Walter Bennett. 20. uncle OF Mrs
Adkins.
shortly after o'clock this morning
Adkins arose to heat water for MIS-
three wccks-olh daughter. who was
Ill. Immediately on pouring Kerosene
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
LORD MAYOR OF CORK TO
ARRIVE IN NORFOLK TODAY
Judge LnwIcss Announces That DOnai
O'CaIiaEhnn VIII Cancel Ills
Parole.
fHv Associated Press.


NORFOLK. VA. Ian. 23.--Donal
o'Callaghan, Lord Mayor of Cork. will
arrive here tomorrow to cancel his
parole with Immigration authorities.
his counsel. Judge Joseph T. Law
lose. announced tonight. o'CallaEhan
was due today. but missed the boat
on which he had made arrangements
10 leave Washington.
His next move VIII depend upon the
attitude OF the Immigration officials.
II he is given tho privileges accorded
other senmcn. it is expected that he
will quietly ship on some friendly
vessel which Will get him safely
through the British Gordon around
Ireland.
Under the Labor Department, rul-
ing. he will not he required 10 sail
until ready to sign as "an able sea-
man" as lie is now rated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
Voliva Now Puts Ban
on Eng "a ement Rings
my ni.crsni scryicc.l

CHICAGO. Jan. ::i.-OycrSecr
Nniiva, of Zion city. to-day placed
ban on the diamond enEacc-
mcnt ring. ~ meeting of ..0U0
bachelors nnd girls OF Zion today,
he said:
"Some OF y0u young fellows SIN
buy diamond rings In spite of my
instructions" hc said. "Sou thim-
bic-hcndcd ounces! Take my nd-
Vice. Fnt your money In a bank"
The o.rrsccr also ruled thnt en-
gagged couples must nat turn the
pnrior lights tow and suitors must
leave mt i0;in Il. VI. Taking n girl
home from an entertainment, the
escort must leave her on the
porch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
COX TO SET STAGE
At BIG DINNER FOR
COMEBACK IN 1924
Notables of Party to Gath
er as Guests of T.
T. Ansberry.
EX-GOVERNOR TO ASSUME
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP
!. Republicans Not Resting OH
Bed of Roses. According to
Democratic Views.
WILL STRIVE FOR OVERTrRN
Dominant Figures tn Seek for Re-
turn Of Power Much as
Did Their Foes.
EX-GOVERNOR TO ASSUME
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP
WILL STRIVE FOR ovEHTuRN
dominant Figures to Seek for Re-
turn nf Power Much as
Did Their Foes.
Ul JOHN VI. cLI.ISSESER.
STAN Correspondent nitcd News.


WASHINGTON. Ian. "a ES-Gov-
,rnor James n cox. ~ Ohio. lat.
pc,,ocr,.tc ,,,t,. "a, ,r. nro.i-
~
r"in".hack ~ l'-' az a confer enc"
ot bcmoeraitr !"aaers herc .ah"s-
hhF.
Labelled ~ Dinner IN Honor OF
Former Governor aud Mrs. Con, one
o. ~" most hoiabi" gatherings 81
Democrats ass"H''!!ed since the San
Francisco convention VII 'ane p'ac"
at the Chevy Chase C!rb on 'he c'c-
h.ng "' January 70
Iiin"'h2 7. HhsnoFfy, 'N''o"sfess.
man and comp"tr!pt OF Mr. ,"S' VIII
tender me dinner Ihs i'st OF snes's
ranges al ~" way from 'hs 'c'-
ff"sId"ni "t '"e Ih''e" states 70
Democratic Shh!rm'h oi SsNsfh.
S'a''"s -. ~" w 49,
'N"'' % '"e "'"'tt' '"u' .'""
OF national note nave Neen 'HEItt"
heS ere Ihc'" 'ot "'io"'
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5'f Hor"n' % i'i"o' ~"
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phlc' WIN $3.50 :
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'uih"H'lls 'fit - 'oh ''".'s
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tAc s'tua''o"' neg
pe'nocF"'S' I"':
nave ch"hee - - - - =
llcans In 'he S''"'e
KcPhoi'c''"a 'p"',
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ch''' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
Prisoner burns In Jail.

THOMSON. GA. Jan. 23.--county
officials are authority for the story
that Dan Harris. a negro prisoner.
who was confined in the county Jan
on charge OF burglary. lost his life
carly today when he ae, fire to the
ia!l in trying TO burn his way to
freedom. The jail was dssk,oyed. +,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
IRY United News.

: DUBLIN. Jan. ga new explara-
tion as to the whereabouts OF Eamonn
do Valera appeared today. when news
papers declared tho Irish president"
is now In Paris. lie goes about Paris
openly with members OF his family,
the papers claim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-24
MOB L LYNCHES 2 NEGROES
FOLLOWING NORLINA RACE
RIOT IN WHICH 8 ARE SHOT
Military Company at Raleigh and Home Guard at War
rcnlon Are MobiIized-Backs Organize 10
Nrcak Vengeance on Whites

was nearly an hour before III" .rowd
around the jail knew definitely thai
either of IN" negroes had been taken
away.