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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
Four Hurt in Collision

ClarksbOrO, y. j.. March %. As
the result Of collision of motors here
Oscar Herzog is in the I'm
derwood Hospital ut Woodbury. with
serious injuries and Alonzo Reed, Will
liam Caldwell and Walter Myers, the
other occupants of the car, are limping
about, cut and bruised. The quartet
were running slowly, they say, and
did not see the car parked on the
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
BLACK JUMPS LIQUOR BAIL
Rearrest Ordered for Sixty Cases Of
Whisky Found in Private Car

Miami, Fla, March 22.--IIarry st.
Frances Black, New York capitalist, in
whose private car at Cocoanut Grove
last Wednesday were found sixty cases
of liquor, did not appear when his case
was called in mayors court at that
place yesterday. and Mayor Matheson
ordered the $500 cash bond posted by
Black forfeited and a bench warrant is
sued for his rearrest. The warrant is
returnable Wednesday.
Black was returned to Miami Sun
day from Palm Beach where he was
arrested Saturday night upon order of
Governor Hardee, who advised the local
authorities that the dismissal of the
federal charges against him by the
United States commissioner did not re-
lieYc the state authorities of their duty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
FARM CLUBS RECRUITING
500 School Children Sought In Salem
County ORGANIZATIONS

Daretown, n. j., March 22.-A cam
paign has been launched to enroll 500
school boys and girls between ten and
eighteen years of age in agricultural
clubs in Salem county 10 compete in
contests in raising potatoes, pigs and
calves and also to become members of
garden and canning clubs.
A pure bred calf and 5000 in cash
prizes, with gold, silver and bronze
medals and trips to the state agricul-
tural farm were among the prizes
awarded last year, and these prizes are
to be duplicated this year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
British Delegation TO Moscow

london, March 22.-EngIlnd Is
losing no time in putting into effect
the trade agreement with Russia. II
already has decided to send staff Of
men we'll acquainted with Russia to
Moscow, Petrograd, Odessa and prob
ably ono or two other places. Details
Of the plans arc being worked out and
the personnel considered and the gov
eminent. hopes to have these men on
their way very soon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
Turks Ousted From Batum

COnstantin0p1e, Mnrch 22.--The
Turks were driven out Of Batum Sat
urday by combined Russian and Geor-
gian forces, according to information
received here from an American de-
stroycr stationed at Botum.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
Fake Bomb Enpties Subway Trair

New York. March 22.--A fake bomb
labeled dynamite ana nitroglyCerinc'
caused passengers on Brooklyn sub
way train yesterday TO scurry to the
street and the motorman to refuse t,
run the train
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
ASKS LEAGUE BODY
TO MEET IN TOXIC
Japan Bids High for Labor Ses-
sion Scheduled to Be Held
in Geneva
BRITISHERS GOING TO RUSSIA

summary OF special cable dispatches In
todny's Public Ledger. Copyricht. 1921,
by Public Ledger Go.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09
AT THE PABTETEIClT

"All-star cast" is perhaps tire most
misused and abused phrase that las
been called into active service since
the inception Of the motion pictaes
industry. But the use Of tfis times
honored and wen known EXPRESSION
was never better justified than in
Unseen Forces" Sidney Frankllnss
initial production for Associated First
National and Mayhower FaotopIag
Corp. which will open an engagement
Of one day Al the Parthenon theater 0n
Sunday only. Miss Dreamer one oE
the most beautiful an dtalented youne
women Of the silent drama, las ta.
leading feminine role. The other psag-
ers include such well known persons
as Rosemary TheSby. conrad Nagel
Robert Cain. Sam de Grasse. inward
Martindel. Harry Clarity. james d.
Barrows, Aggie Herring. Andrew A.
bnckle and Albert Cody The prodae-
ton carries powerful theme ana FL
is declared to be the greatest ssreof
achievement yet given to tHe paoH
SIR. Franklin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

The regular meeting of the Ham
mond Temple No. 70 Pythian Sisters
viii meet Friday evening in Castle
hail.
The Irving School L. T. L, will go
to Columbia park tomorrow afternoon
for the regular meeting. After the
meeting they will hike to the woods
in back of the park where they will
have a marshmallow roast.
The degree of B. OF A. with honors.
cum Laude." was conferred upon
Miss Agnes Mcguire who was gradu-
ated from Eureka College, Eureka.
IN this week. Her mother. Mrs.
John Mcguire attended the commence
rnent exercises.
W. J. Bince has gone to Rensselaer,
70 spend the week end with his aunt
and uncle. Mt. and Mrs. VIM, Frye of
that city.
B. L. p. Bell OF Webb street has
Been Ill Tor the past two days.
Miss Charlotte Newberry Of Louis
Vile. Ky, Is coming next week to be
the guest of her cousin Ann New
barry Of Jefferson street.
Mrs s. P Cox and her sister from
Mrs Coxs summer home at Wolf
Lake. Mich. today.
Martha Lund Will go 10 Terre Haute
Normal school where she viii attend
summer school preparatory TO teach
Ing in or around Hammond in the
fall
Mrs ". H. Gost1ln entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09

her home yesterday The highest
score was made by Mrs. j W Beck
man. The Merdames r. II. Dean and
J. @. Gbach, 3r. were the guests. The
next meeting VIII take place in two
weeks at the home Of Mrs. X. NJ
Chapman.
Dr.. and Mrs. T. W. oberlin viii
motor to Rockford. Ill. the forepart
Of the coming week and attend the
annual commencement exercises OF
Rockford College for women. IN which
their daughter kathryn wih take part
as che is "A Junior this year.
Reports have been received of the
issuing OF the marriage licenses here
Of Anthony r. Frankina Of Chicago
to Alice LaMantia Of 90 Douglas
street. Hammond. and Ernest PolIex
Of 1S7 Dearborn street. Hammond. to.
Elsie Dreier OF Orgo. III.
Margaret McHie who has been at
tending Purdue University returned
home yesterday.
The North Side W. c. T. U. viii
meet at this home Of Miss w. Birch
of 1872 Michigan avenue tomorrow aft
ernoon. A large attendance IS re-
quested. Members may pay their
dues at this time.
A NJ Turner and family are at
tending tho horse show at the South 4
Shore Country Club this evening
The North side club viii meet at
the home Of Mrs. sullivan. 234 John
son street tomorrow afternoon.
Alice Hammond who has been at
tending Purdue University returned
home on Tuesday Miss Dulice Eod-
love Of Idaytue. Ind, is guest OF
Virgene Hammond fer couple Of
weeks
The Misses Sadie and Clara Young
horf entertained a number of friends
from Chicago Gary and Hammond at
a beach party last night. The guests
were served with beach dinner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09

after which they played games and
had contests for which several prizes
We're given The guests included
Mildred and Harry BrowneH 81 Cary.
Alice shork, Vivian Pardow Caa-re
Young and Peter Harrison Of Chicgo.
John and Albert Terrent or Roy and
James YounghorT Of Hammond. A
most delightful time Is reported.
The Hammond High school viii give
a senior play The Importance Of Be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09

clothing and haberdashery made. Tas
new show cases and fixtures arc IN
to the minute and Abs says. IL ae can
only induce the contractor To finish
his store front he VIII feel ike buy
ing the cigars for the crowd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09
Tickets for Circus

Happy hours are ahead faae.ne
from the snappy posters that rag
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
DISTRICT COURT Fall TERM
OPENS With HEAVY DOCKET

Pretty near every crime on tn. state
statute books was represented ycstcr-
day In the calling of tho docket for the
September term of distric, court In
division n. Judge Park presiding.
Yet while tho twelve chairs reserved
for jurymcn and number OF others
were filled by accused persons not able
to give bond for their appearance for
trial. and A Eoodiy number were scat
tered about the court room. being
under bond. quite a number OF tn"
cases called were not set for definite
date Of trial. for Various reasons;
some OF them wcr- continued indie
finitcly. and others for specified
time for tho setting.
G. r, Cunningham. charged with as
ssult to murder Earl Arlington. on
July 20. pleaded csiii'y to assault.
and ,h- plea being accepted by tn"
district attorney. testimony will be
taken on September ~.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

San Francisco. Cal. Sept. 5.-Roscoe
(Fatty) Arbuckle who was the de-
fendant in police court murder ar
raicnmcnt this morning as dramatic
as any motion picture spent the after
noon at coroner's inquest into the
death of Miss Virginia Rape, film
actress whose life he is charged with
having taken.
Tonight he went back to his cell to
await the outcome of a grand jury in
vestigation in which Mrs. Bambina
Maud belmont. n member of the party
In Arbuckles hotel suite week ago
from whic hthc death OF Miss Rappe
ensued was expected to be the leading
witness.
She did not testify at the opening
session of tho inquest the district at
torney saying that her appearance to-
day previous to the grand jury ses-
sion would handicap the authorities.
Instead the story was told by physi-
clans and others OF Miss Rappe's re-
moval from Arbuckle's suite her treat
ment in another hotel room and later
at n hospital. her death and the post
mortcm examination.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Chieftain Road
Bulletin

EAST
Roads On the kansas- Colorado
Boulevard. good. all bridges repaired
Santa Fc 1rnii. Pueblo 40 La Junta.
generally very good.
In JuntN to lRs Anlnias. fair.
IAs Animas to Holly. good.
Ia JuniA to Trinidad. somewhat
rough.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Pueblo to Walscnbur8. good
Wal.rnburR to Trinidad. good.
WnlscnburG TO Alamosa VIA La
Wal>cnburR to Gardner. good Ts
WcstrlifSc. good.
Ainmosn 10 Del Nortc. good.
sagunchc to Monte Vista. good
Dcl Nortc TO SaSunchc. good.
Dcl Nortc 10 PnEossi springs, W.
Wolf Creek pass. good.
Del Nortc TO Crccdc. fnir.
PsgosA Springs To Durango. good
Durango to fMrminGtOB. good.
Durango to Mesa Verde park.
rough.
Durango to sllvcrton. orrn. rough
Durango to Gallup. good.
NORTH
Pueblo tn Colorado Springs, scncs
ally good.
Colorado Spring. tn Denver. good.
Colorado springs to Cripple Greek.
good.
Utc ras.. good.
Colombo Springs To Canon CITY. via
Dcsdn,ap's Canon. fine.
Colorado springs to Bucna Vista,
ftWr.
pixies Peak auto highway. opea.
WEST
Pueblo to Canon City. good.
Pueblo to Bculah. good.
Wctmorc to Wc.sciiffo by North
uRrti>crabblc. rough.
Pueblo ~ Wctn,orc via SLOAN road
good except ono dctour.
BculAh to Wctmorc, North Creek
good.
Pueblo TO Ryc. good.
Canon City to- Top OF Royal GoroA
Canon City to wcstcliffo via chand-
icr. open.
Canon City to cripple Greek. via
Phnnton, Cnnon. closed on account
Of Naahouts.
Canon City to Cripple Creek v,s
Garden park. practically impossible
Canon City to SsiidR. good.
satttia to Ainmos'. god.
knlisla to SsutniSon vim CuchctopA
pass. good.
ssiida TO Cunri.on vis Monarch
pass. raas open. road good.
SSItda to Rucna Vista. Etp6.
Rucna Vista to Icad,illc excellent.
1rad,tiic 90 Tennessee Pass. good.
Tennessee Pas To 6cd tiift. c"J.
Rrd C1,N to woicou. good ciccpt
completed.
Woicot to GIcuwpcd Springs
good.
,.Icpwuot Springs TO Rifle. good.
Rifle Tn Grand Junction. fair.
Grand .1ut,ctton to- Ucots. fair.
Grand junction to state line, vcry
rough.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
OF DEAD ACTRESS
HELPPROSECUTE ARBUCKLE
Comedian S Films Barred In Many Cities Until He Is
Cleared Of Charges Made Against Him
Over Girls Death

Altho his part in the affair Was the
center point of interest. he himself
was an almost unnoticcd figure at the
inquest. Il sharp contrast TO the ar
raiEnment. where "a sea OF faces
banked the court room like prize
fight arena and arson and petty law
Violators pressed unshaven faces
against the steel grating Of the pris-'
oner's dock to IA screen star perform
without an admission charge.
The most vivid account OF Miss
Itappes last hours was given before
the inquest by Mrs. Sidi Writ Spreck-
els. widow OF John ID. Sprcckel, Jr.,
who was called TO the hospital last
Friday morning, few hours before
the end
ITO think that l have led such a
quiet life and that should have
gotten into such a party" were among
her last words. Mrs. Sprockcls said in
n formal statement to District At
torney Matthew A. Brady.
San Francisco. CAL. Sept. 12.-Rep-
rescntatives of the Famous Players
Lasky corporation, distributors of the
films in which Roscoe tFatty) Ar
buckle is featured. said today that
there had been some cancellations OF
Arbuckle's pictures a. a result of the
scandal involving the actor. Any de-
claration of policy in regard to tho
corporations future attitude in regard
to tho pictures would have to come
from New York.
The corporation representatives
here declined TO say where the pic
lures were cancelled outside OF san
Francisco. There were two cancclla-
tions here. A..
Dispa tchcs to The Chieftain show
that In many cities Arbucklo film
production showinRs have been cam
cclicd until tho star Ia cleared OF tha
charges against him.
San Francisco. Cal. Sept. Ia
formal charge OF murder was f'lcd in
police court hero today charging
Roscoe c. tFsuy) hrbuckic. motion
picture comedian with murder In con-
ncc'ion with tho death last Friday OF
Miss Virginia Rape. motion picture
actress. Tho charge was sworn TO by
Mrs. Bambina Maud belmont "A friend
OF Miss Eappc who attended n party
In Arbutklc's suite in a hotel hero n
week ago today. At tho party. accord
Ing to witnesses intoxicating liquors
wcro consumed and Arbucklc. IL is al
legged by tho district attorney. attacked
Miss Rappc. Tho inquest into the death
OF tho motion picture actress WAS
started today.
ArbuckIe appeared at the inquest
and earlier In tho day. he had appeared
In police court to he srraiEncd on the
charge fllcd by Miss belmont.
Pleading 'r tho case was continued
until ncxt Friday. fi-ssuS00
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

James Lewis. charged with robbery
with dangerous weapon, on the per-
son Of +. y. Kelly. said he was not
guilty. and his trial is set for the
18Th.
Ed Mcconnell, charged with Illegal
ly manufacturing and selling intoxi-
eating liquor. pleaded no. guilty. and
he will be tried on the :3rd.
Tho trial of Robert Gilbert, charged
with statutory rape. was no, set for
trial.
victorins zspata. charged with as
ssult to murder Rafael Naladsz on
july >. desired TO plead guilty TO as
snult. Testimony In his case will bc
taken ON September ~.
Frank Blby. charged with murder
ing his wife. Charlotte Rihy. on Au
gust :. did not have his trial sci. Hc
pleaded not guilty to the charge. His
attorney. Judge Low, asked for u de-
Ncrmcnt Of tho setting, stating to IN"
court that hc had n motion to make.
so the time for setting was deferred
until September IS. Gucsscrs have It
that . motion for n change of venue
TO another county may he made.
Chris Cisncros. Andrew MARTINEZ
md Leo Sanchez. burglary and lar
crny:- all pleaded guilty. and their
stories will b~ heard later.
Charles Coco. Ice SANCHEZ and An
drew MARTINEZ. burglary. Coco admit
ted his guilt. Tho others didsnot
!. n. RcrtaEolli. short check. Guilty
was his rS-A. ">s
~. n Tabor. srrsuit 10 murder
John !. Msscistra. August IS: con-
tinucd for setting until september IS.
John Torres. grand larceny: plead
guilty to petty larceny.
II 7. Stanley and 6. r. Eeck. AZ
-ault to murder !. n. Mndrii. August
ls to he act later.
Fred Wiley. rape. pleaded not
guilty. Sct for trial or October and
s.
\ considerable number Of civil
cases werc s~t for trial by Judge
Trimbl~ In division A.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
GOVERNMENT Will GO
AFTER BERCO0Ll COLO
Alien Property Custodian Pre-
parcs Complaint Against
Stacker Family

Washington. Sept. i9.-Th- govern
mon, IL going after tho famous Berg
doll 10, Of gold" Thomas Miller,
alien property custodian announced
today that y complaint had been pre-
pared demanding OF Mrs. Emma Berg
doll mother of Grover Cleveland
BcrEdoll. as attorney in fact for her
son. all property in which he held any
interest. including gold coin taken
from tho treasury before tho draft
cvadcr escaped from federal suthori.
ties and ned to Germany. II Ia cS-
p.ctcd that complaint will be nlcd to.
dsy In tho federal din,ric, court at
Philadelphia.
Demand was made on Mrs. Bcrgdoil
last May for delivery Of all property
belonging to her son or in which ha
had any interest. Nr. Miller said. but
despite repeated extensions OF time al.
lowed Mrs. B-rSdoll. tho property had
not bccu turned over TO tho govern
m.nt. This. h, added. made II mecca =
sary to take the action planned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
c. F. 8 |. MINERS GO
TO WORK As USUAL
All Mines Working Before
Trouble Run Full Shifts
Monday.

Trinidad. Colo. Sept i7.-fn rur-
-uancc of an order issued by the
state Industrial Commission late Sat
urday restoring tho wage scale In cf'
feet In Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany mines prior to September l, when
a reduction in wages in some mines
was to become effective. miners re-
turned 10 their places when the whistle
blow this morning. All the company
mines operating a, the time the con-
troversy arose arc working full shifts
today. Company officials hero report
cd $40 miners at work on five COM
pany mines OF tho Trinidad field.
total OF i.i5i miners in ali the com
pauy mines Of Colorado. Normal con-
ditSons were restored In tho walsen-
burg field and In Fremont and Gunni-
son counties where a waikou, WAS call
cd last week.
Word of tho decision OF tho state In
dGS,rinl Commission was communi-
Gated to all tho camps sunday and
vorkmcn made preparations to return
to their places this morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
SPRINGS NAN MADE
HOO moo OFFICER

Fresno. Cat, sept i-.-Delcsa,es ~ho
attended tho four dsy convention OF
tho Concstenated order Of Hoo Hoo
departed for their homes today.
Detroit was selected as the next
meeting place. Officers were selected
a. follows:
Shark Of tho Universe. Mai Eeve-e'.
=. @. Briggs. OF Tacoma. Washington. !.
Senior Hoo Hoo. Mark N. Eledge. OF
c'orinth. Mississippi. Junior Hoo Hoo.
Y. s. Montgomery. of Milwaukee. wis:
pojum. w. s. Dickinson. Kansas city:
scrivenoter, ~. ! West Of Atlanta.
Ga. Jsbherwock, James y. simpkin.
Lake Charles. Ia: Custocatisn. Ealph
Angels. New York. Arcsnoper. g. n.
~ Lester. Fresno. and Guricn w. r.
McClunE. Of q Nrado Springs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
ULSTER WARNS BRITAIN
OF GREAT WAR DANGER
Diminunion of Rights of us
ter Parliament Means
Bitter War

Belfast. sept. Ely The Associat-
ed Press. Warning to the British
government against cireumscribiuS the
powers of the new Ulster parliament
vas given by Hugh O'Soill. speaker
Bsily mous. county Antrim. yesterday.
Any dim,nution Of the rights ana
privileges 81 tho now uIstcr parlia-
nepotia tions between members of the
British cabinet and tho Slim Fcsn." he
declared. would lead TO = bitter civil
war In ireland. II would mean war
between Sovth and South Ireland. the
horrors and misery OF which NC do
not like to contemplate. Tho calamity
ss rrltn. Minister Lloyd George has
truly said. would not he confined TO
Ireland"
Tho war would become world wide .
ne continued. Hundreds Of ;hous-
and. Of people from Great Britain and
tho empire would support tn. point Of
Wow held In Northern Ireland. and
there would be hundreds of thousands
OF people from the United States and
rorSihly from tho British colonies aud
dependencies. who would come to TN"
aid OF Southern ireland. In brief.
there would be In ireland war which
would cmbroii Great Britain and the
United States. and would spread horror
over tho earth
Sir James craig. tho Ulster premier.
returned to Belfast this forenoon and
presided n, = meeting cf tho csbtnst.
Tho Ulster parliament Gyill open Hs
sc.sion on September 70.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
HUNDRED BODIES
FOUND IN TEXAS
DEBRIS
Bodies Found
In San Antonio; More
Near Taylor

San Antonio, Texas, sept. 1e,-More
than 100 bodies of flood and storm
victims in the lowlands along tho San
Gabriel river in Williamson and Milan
counties have been recovered, accord
ing 10 the correspondent of the San
Antonio Express at Taylor tonight.
Tho correspondent telephoned the
following:
"onc hundred and nine bodies have
been recovered from flooded lorlsnd4
along the san Gabriel river in vii
hanson and Milan counties, as re-
suit Of moro than twcnty inches OF
rain between last Friday and Saturday
morning
Most OF the dead are Mexican farm
lahorcrs."
from Rcckdalo. Milan county says;
Moro than twcnty families in thu
Brazos bottom arc reported lost. Five
persons are known to have drowned
on the ed Gr"on FARM on the San
Gabriel bottoms"
Death lists from tho different town
and communities reported horc fol-
low;
rhorndalc. Gj bodies recovered all
Mevicans.
Lancport, - bodies recovered. all
McNicans.
San Gabriel. Mcxicans.
Alligator Creek, : Mcxicans.
Roy Bland, farm near Taylor. I Mc7.
leans
Elm Grove. 90 Mexicsns on L,r,r
OF Taylor.
Two unidentified American childrcu
drowned in Brushy Crock. near Taylor.
Mrs. H. L. Brown Pnd son. Lee, at
RcodNille Gin on Alligator creek.
More thap twcnty feet Of water rose
over the roads I'm the Erazos bottom-
and nothing has been heard from tho
twenty families living thcrc. Virtually
every bridge In Milan county has hccr
destroyed. Property losses viii OK
Good slooo,oco tho report said.
Ed Green on whose land several were
drowned, was rescued after being IN
y trco thirtv-siS hours
How Sylvia Van Ness Is year. old
and her brother IL years old saved
two Younger bcys from drowning
saturday was told today. Tho water
was rushing down tho street in front
Of their home. They heard cries for
help and -br tho Hight Of a lsntcrr
taw two small boys rlinginE to q tree
across tho street. Tho girl and her
brother put on bathing suits and at
tempted to cross the street. Th.
wat"r was too drcp aud swift. rhcv
wadcd iu sS f.r as th"y could agnin-t
tho curr"nt and then swan, letting
the current carry them toward n tr~".
Between thcm they carried tho two
boys back across the street. Tho
younger hoy rescued died of cHpo-ur.
and injury caused by hoin- struck hv
debris. Neither OF them has bc.n
Identified.
Recovery today of the bodies Of
man and woman. both unidentified.
brought tho Newspaper known death
list Of tho Saturday flood to forty-
nine. in San Antonio.
Property damage was fixed Al not
NOR" than 3s.ooo.oo0 In statement
by c. II. Yandcli. general manager OF
tho Chamber of Commerce. while the
death list was. SIN uncertain. some
estimates running a. hiEh a. 100
dead. Including the forty-sevcn bodies
recovered.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
AID CONFESSES
HELPING KILLER

Chicago. Ill, Sept. LEON Parks.
named today by Harvey W. Church.
a. an accompiic. In tho murders of
Bernard Dsushtcry and Carl Ausmu-
tonight confessed his Implication In
tho crimes according to tho police.
Another man whose Identity wa, not
dtrcIoscd has also bocn named by
Church ar AN acccmplice.
A coroner's jury investigating tho
deaths Of Bernard !. Dsu<hterty and
Cs-i \. Ausmus. automobile" s,l~smcn
returned a verdict today finding that
they came to their deaths thru -xtcr-
nal violence inflicted by Harvey w.
Church. 20 years old. aud recon-
mcrded that he he held to the grand
Jury on = charge of murder without
bail
Church heard tho verdict calmly.
His face showed no nnrvousncss or
emotion as ho faced crowd OF Sow
oral hundred jccrinE men after tho
Inquest II was necessary to call
ps'rolm.n to clear way thru The
threatening crowd for the prisoner.
Yesterday according to tho police
Church confessed that he Killed the
two men alone to obtain $500
automobile.