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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
LOOKING FoR rAE
ACTUAL AssAsslNs

clevciand ohio. Jane ~ wttA
the foar actual asSasSlns cs nsnlei
y KAher stsll at large theAgN
known. the polic~ tosay held fear
womeu on nrss degree murder ehsrSes
N an effort 20 clear ~ The points y
the story of the publishers death
Kabcr stabbed "a times hy Intruder
in his Lakewood horne two years avs
and his widow. Mrs Eya katherine
Ksher. her daughter. Mss Marian
McArdle. aaa MIS- Rrlehei Mrs
KAhcr's mother were first held ~
the crime.
The fourth woman sccnsed WAS
Mrs ArmsnsA colavito 'e. ~idwte
who told the police. they annoencc }
today. thar she WAS employes "a re'
four assasssns ar cost ~ sseoa
who wou'a he nsld cnlv Y thew ki'les
Kaher with sense kind ~ ~eAroa
thar wcnld not prevent collection oi
RS Insurance
The police also announced d.
nlai q this ~ Mrs Knler
two ~ TIE men said Mrs coi
svitos stared statement we're 10 la
the Killing. Snh swo STAY outside ihv
house she said the killers tin'oe Z
,hroneht the house two days before
the murder 10 got she lav ~ the
land" while Marian McAra'e rlayei
the rian0 10 dr0wn theft footballs
The police nnw have connected
tweive nerSons with the crime One
man told them be haa been cffcreA
house on fashionable street ana
fs,~f ~m@s nm rsee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
INIiAI Ai.I lIilT
NIlI> INAIN~ III t~iI

~ i.sula Ians 7wsfeu fes
aoua eTre ssighilY lalarea wheu VA
hash paaseBsur train So 'san
kAuaaa rily e. at taa.a efashvt
fuin su snsiae HuadaY Iasg aoath n
Ai fhifira Missouri IN aslea aafih
wesl II As'fa The pwsaeuAer ehnlnn
Aaf fMeman ear mnfe dnalleH snt
haeaaev aat mali esf damaged hr
the enlllaaa bHt tlio rpnalndef ~
fha tfsm waa aetnared over ihA "
X aud 2 irneha aud arrived in W
tnala ~ ta 4a ri wlih all re
ssnsnFs shoafd keeartina q va
bmah officials aoHe et tha assenasfs
eseaed safsiee 81 ph hyalglana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13

N"fA'"tiH" te Rf FsatfsHE
igtsAas ieew tes ssu'alatralssw
ha. s.aaaed shs wties'ear \ tas
ieareosa Il . sfAaasps sal sno.t
teeslak IS s. TED - IS eassre
msus ssa sf,ss mslness raa prssl
teat sanMegei THAT ths tlasafnmsas
hers had feseissa satlsfs tsY Asaaf
anfe ffom evse4 kveue N lateeaA
llaaAl haaRaf* ta fhe effeet ihst ihn
latter NaaA slAdly en,epeaJa Ttth
ghe Government "a the flhAustps 80
vnlsFpsisss iag fleeisn peeeies
raa n REALTY aeN departure far
aaf tlassenmeak ia eeagss lline.
ihauxn tafvtvaa uasefnme0Ga sasu
AiesYa eafkeA "a stsse saa iailmtta
felellrnshie wth efisais latessFv
aet naslnrsa hvam Aagil Rif. so
NnNed tAtss ansafnmang aga Ail sha
,euAnk as maneY Es gafeasa Nsvaru
meais ,st Nee&sse Friae W sbas
slmr ~Aen AmpeigA was auaiFal. the
hs hsnkins laatigatians ~ ehis
fvansfr lvas lAsa saa's e. cgpet
iifllsu mnl vfsase ans shpush Tao
e'srwAn AYfnAalhissfn 1ld Az ln their
pnNFf q NfsysNs ths flsailak - aAeh
loaus alliaa ghem uaaeaial ads
fha ielisa States aaseshment aeyef.
lhelasa aHna lnteffefa ln sha sAMhs.
eat sgsiaH neishsr saaoafAaamans
noF sWhp@eg be lha laaNa
Npe hawevep the tisFalas stmla
styatien haa daelisd tp hsu.me "a
seuya participants "A ghs sispNiaa
Huf entirely aifietea' fsAaans rse
pW9lsst ssees q fHesxn lssas has
Disappeared #na At present II H.
entirely aaesihn n aaea eennam-
i, saA pafiiaAafls maisas 81 aa.
Nsatt erassilaa asAsnsf sha uain
iaeapteA teN ST Amefhaa saelsAi
% iefelgo eaanlg8sa "a AslrAaslva
aFea ~ lnlefpal
,isf4'as soA Iha stiaet haya
nr 'seai rpsrf 81 interiors Nith ihe
'lesllus "a any l~n IL psase timua
lWl she eaafetse uF mafsl lsftaaue~
tf lhs utrgHmena esn hn s'Aae sn
Important tavlos n fhe samlNiatra-
fioa w~Fe in sasnH a pahlir afaismanh
lefslna sAn Ame*tsaH p~spi Nsew
tnAi ) certain iasn wss pas g. sha
#f
sCunsinasA 8H FaKa 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
GUTHRIE WINS FnnM
CAsHIOh BY LONG ODDS
Ball Games Sunday Were Very
Interesting. Crescent Is In
Lead With Guthrie In
Second Place

Guthrie von from Cashion yester-
day By a score a. 70 in ore of
the best PLAYED game of the season
Winning Sundays game puts Cuth
RE in second place wifh Crescent
City leading the league Crescent
beat coyle yesterday by score y
s 10 ! and Malhsil gave tae game Al
Marshall hy score q Z %
Next Sunday cashion ~ili play
Guthrie on the bone grounds and
Crescent all 40 to coyle and Mal.
h4n will play Marshall At Marshall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
FLOWERS TEAM DEFEAT
TIE COTTON WORkE

The bail team made up of en-
p'cyes ~ Furvow and company. 70
Gently organized defeated the iss'
Pioneer Cotton Mills team SUNDAY
On TIE local ball grounds Much in
ferest . being shown ~ towns fo'k
in local ball games this year and
the ncsiy organized teams wil re-
ceivs their share ~ the boosting
Orvilie Johnson pitched feutlefs
game for the FurT0w team whNe
Risky pat some hot ones over tla
plate for the mill boys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
APPLES LARGE AND
lucIous. BASED hErE

The fruit was rot sii killed BY TIE
Easter morn freeze That waa Dc
rnonstrsted today ~ IS r Hard
wick. g23 South Broad. whn broagh'
sample OF Maiden Blush apple
raised on trees In his yard 10 T'e
Leader office The applies arc
large and Iucious.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
TRAINS COLLIDE ON
SPANISH ROAD 20 ni,n

Madrid June M rba fsslh tnll
resulting ff1m The wfesk saHfsr of
sa etpres train fram Maffit ufs
ylllsdverie has rsaehst twenty ss+
rardIns ta reports ffeelra hase
Thirty aeFHana nefe injured
TIE psofeas eAH wrecked ~
collision nish a tram fFsm vaiiatpIld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
Cleaning Up
On |. W. w.
of the State

Eeta. yurs is.--Ten afie1es 4
W vs. are 10 the eeun,, AS here
tcdsy. TIE sheriff feress cs<'4rs
snss trey have commences e Sissa
ue she elernen. shat lestsrers ~ the
psfhile square ane IN ths othsr
PARKS - tne CITY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
coloaEp WOMAN IS
CtvuN $1,000 DAMAare

iary IN dlstfles eouil Saturday
awafied $4,000 10 Eiisa MfcNllnn
as dnmaRa# fof inlnrlca sustained
when plank fril fnem the teiliHs
nf the inserafhau station here u
inrlnr her head And hack HAe hsa
aued fnf il4e0n THE street rNl'
way company wlf aab iof new risi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
IOi HfTl.> Nut >DiD
~ BELFAST ili0fI>,.

Helfuat. june # Sharp uetlnk
occurred D. tbe York street ara hsss
tosiay fesaitlns ~ fasfiesn mea -
ing u9unHed
Three men nsfe yu9Hf ahaf Ia
death ln various parts - The city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
Says Wife
Directed
theCriin1e


cleeelana. ture 'ss--rhat MFs
ksher ard her oauphser Miss ~srssn
McAroie. actually part elpstee in the
rs0rdrr ~ ire willloralre puhiisher
will be proven Is ,he premise soday
81 state. lt s charges that Mrs.
saeer stcod az the bedside q tie
stain man while tne assass drove
the dagger - tires.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
FLOOD FUND

The Leader has received the fol
loving subscriptions 70 the Pueblo
food fund.
Friend ...-.----..--..--.- 1Ss"
Ms Lt1a yundy - 1000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
AMBASSADORS TO CABINET

Warsaw. June f3-N skirmunt
Polish ambassador 70 italy has beer
appointed minister 10 the Poltsr
cabinet. replacing Prince Sapieha
who resigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. June i3.-To-
night and Tuesday partly cloudy and
ls.zsss- I-A - ax14GA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
APPlEbY's PLUM coon,
but MAY VANISH
Now Prohibition Supervisor May
Soon Lose Position BY the
Change In Enforcement
Methods

John u Applehg secretary ~ thc
Republican state committee. appoint
e8 bY the treasury department last
eeek s4 take oharee of supervising
the "ify1 work ~ tho district im
medlaielv liia appointment does
nai need senate confirmation iIIa
district o snpun ss the southwest
ern and embraces fbe staios af otla
homa. Arkansas Missouri Kanrag
Louisiana aud thlrfeca bordcr eoun'ies
~ Texas Headquarters are ROW lo-
Gated IN I1,tle Rock. Arsnnaas hu'
ny appleby says 81 elll move head
quarters q oklahoma ci,y. Il boz
slblc
Coed Job i 4 ssst
Much surprise 1aa oeeaaioned shen
Apalehy wsa appointed he is a
ffxsf4-t..f -, ff.s. 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
aeA eRuMMAan la

orr FOR TIE AilL COUNTRY
Ben Bfammage denutY sheriff an
neaed a neN ford loaded Il eHh sup
plies and heddlns aug Qua Ma aia
fishing tacsle and hlked for the vest
for tho summer. iss VIII eneamp 10
tae moanissns Of Colorado. -.
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Much parprlse was oeeaaioned ahea
hpaIehy vas appointed Iie Is a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
Bankers
To Aid
Hli'ding

NweAi isst fs'e
iltrA lns ls
aas tsset ghs
flufen9a ~ q
tvilak rs M Il
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tte as'aSnisirsts's
= wtlr'eaw iH fhs
tfAaiisas tai sHe't
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
HELD AS MURDERER OF
NORFOLK Co. OFFICER
Negro, Captured in Canning
Factory, Declares That Vic
tim Shot Him.

NORFOLK, VA. Oct. IS. = The al
legged slayer of Special County on
Ger K. y. Shacl;lock. of Norfolk Coun-
~, has been captured.
Working in . canning factory near
Iiailwood. on the Eastern Shore o.
Virginia. Josh FcuiN, colorcd, was
arrested Yesterday and today was
held for the Norfolk County grand
jury To- answer the charge Of murder.
He had Il preliminary hearing before
Justice of the Peace y V. Crook. OF
Norfolk County.
While admitting that he is the man
wanted. 'cniX denies that lao shot
officer Shacklock. He declares that
Shacklock was killed by the cNplo-
sion al his own gun. According To
Psnix's story. officer Shacklock wa;
chasing him. when rcniX stumbled
ana fell.
The officer. l.. said. was so close
on his heels that he fell over Him.
and that when ShacliluCis struck the
ground his pistol was discharged.
Thc negro claims II was the bullet
from the officers gun tina: killed him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
NORFOLK DELEGATES
OFF TO LEGION MEET

NORFOLK. VA, oct. 2s.-Norfolk's
delegation to the national convention
of the American Legion. to be hcl.,
n Kansas CITY October 81 and 30.
"embcr / and .. are leaving tomigh;
vi" Washington.
lioadeu by Licut"nant-CoionclJ un-
Jus i. lynch. commander OF the De-
partncrt o: Virginia. and Commander
a9ocrt j.. Tuns;aii. OF Norfolk Post.
VI" 80. the delegation includes Mrs
Lynch and Mrs. Tunstall. Garfield If.
llo'Scs. odjutant OF Post Sc: DIR. Wal
ter T.. Miller. icc-commander of Post
90; Charles McDc-mo;t. State exccu-
tive committeeman; Ernest ID. Will
kinson. Edgar l.. Thopson. Vivian T.
liodg son. Joseph j.. Mcdowell. f. Mel
vim Ahers. Miss Dorothy Terrier and
Mrs. T. g. Matthews. OF Norfolk
Womcn's Post. No. 49, and Mrs. a.
Coke Smith, OF the Norfolk woman's
Auxiliary.
The Kansas City convention is the
third that the Legion has held since
it's III ,;anization Immediately after
the armistice III November. 1855. The
convuDtion is expected TO he the big
gcst and most interesting In the his
tory 81 the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
COFFEE ROASTER Is
DAMAGED BY FLAMES

q NORFOLK, VA. oct. 2s.--TroubIc
10 get sufficient water pressure to the
third floor OF the Fender Dilsorth
CcmDany's building Ia the Southgatc
terminals was the cause OF fire that
this morning burned up about 500
pounds Of coffee and damaged the
roastcr. The blaze was cxtinguished
with chemicals used by wagon from
headquarters.
1t 81 said that 900 pounds Of coffee
were being roasted on the third floor
OF the building and while the device
was hot the electric power outside
the store suddenly gave Out. Just az
tho man in charge was about to
empty the coffee into the cooling
pan. Retained In the hot rooster the
coffee began to burn and allied the
room with dense smoke.
Turning 10 the water pipe along
side the rooster n stream vac turned
onto the coffee. hut the pressure was
so weak that the acw did not reach
further than eighteen inches. Water
vas then poured into buckets and
then on the coffee, but tho smoke
had become so dense In tho meantime
that IL was impossible for any Of the
employees To remain In the coffee de-
Ht:i,uen, and an alarm MAS sent In 10
headquarters with the request that
the chemical wagon he sent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Erer,riay Adj Ventures

Thoughts of n discouraged pup
"Cnn You beat that far tourh
luck: The folks that own nc
are going Ia move nryay from this
nice house. with hiE lawn
around IL, into mn apartment an
tho fourth floor OF some EuildipE
right In town.
"No more good times for me. I
guess. No room To run around,
no place to bur. bones, none of
the comforts OF home. And they
rcvcr asked me what thought
about it-Just went nIicnG and
made ZIP their own minds.
sometimes I get IL notion that
I'll run away. I'D hate 30 leave
them and Nil that. but what can "a
poor dog do! All my friends live
around herc-it breaks my heart
Ia move away.
"My owners calling me 10
come up on the front porch.
Wonder WHAT'S upf SHE'S show
lag me 10 \ piensnut-loOkinE
mnn. like the why he rubs my
cnra--hc seems to think I'm all
right.
"Nhnt d'yOu know about that!
This ninn has bought ue--f0r his
little boy! I've bcen advertised
I'm The Dispatch. How's That for
lmck-my new Owner lives near
here-nnd won't hive 10 move
out of my own neiShb0rhood
nfter aIl.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
3 SEIZED; OWNERSHIP
OF AUTO IS IN DISPUTE
panville Police Looking for
a Fourth Man From
Wilmington, N. c.
|rwo LICENSES USED on CAR
One Defendant Says Machine belongs
to 1tis Family nnd That lie Left
Philadelphia Without Notifying His
HrOthcrs
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
DANVILLE. VA, October 2S.-Bur-
hey Prov!nsky, IS, a resident of Phil
hdclphia. is in jail: Margaret T..
(imith and Bette Campbell are de-
Faincd pending an investigation into
F, he Ownership of II large touring car
fn which the trio were arrested last
blight. The police also are looking
For fourth man whose name ig
given as DcIIart and who Is said
% have come here from Wilmington
h. G.
The arrests were made yesterday
fiitcr the automobile. which has been
fcrc for two days operated under
!, Pennsylvania license. appeared o.
/ he streets bearing a North Carolina
fhH. Provinsky. according to tho po-
! lee. has admitted stealing the car
from his two brothers IN Phlahcl-
th!a. llc admits that the machine
belongs To the family and tina. he
faine South in IL without first noti-
Tying other members OF the family.
Commemorative Attorney J. W. Car
yer this morning said that II was
unlikely that = case OF car stealing
you'd be made out. but Trovinsky
ema inCd In Jail on u warrant charE
| ng him with being Il suspicious per-
(ion.
United States Commissioner la r;is-
|daic was supplied with Information
secured by the police today and. IL
WAS said that proceedings might be
|;aken tomorrow under the Federal
white sl;,vc net
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
.YNCHBURG POLICE
SOLVE FIVE ROBBERIES

T.YECiIBCRG. VA. oct. .s.--Thc
police here have successfully solved
mo less than live rohbcrics. which
fwerc pcrpctrated her. this month and
Blate In September. IN which about
$1,000 worth of jewclry was stolen
from residences, practically all O!
(which has been recovered. and Coke
Bennett, a 2o-year-old negro. has CON
1fssed 10 the robbcr!cs ami has boon
held for the November grand jury.
Mile Coles, colorcd. Who was found
with some OF the stolen jcwc.ry. adj
United that Bennett gave il 10 her
Ito sell. bus she did not knew it was
stolen. with her help tho police were
khcn able To unravcl all Of the rob-
berries and even recover seven lila
monds which had been Clipped from
Ia $1,000 sunburst belonging 90 Mrs. L..
|l'. Lucado. The @Lnhurst was be-
ing broken UP. the police say. for
division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
ROBBERS FAIL TO
JOOT CURRITUCK BANK

NORFOLK. VA. Oct 2S.-RoHt crs
:tri. this morning entered the Bank
u Curri,uck, ut Moyock. y. G.. on
ne Norfolk southern, thirty miles
,Ou,b Of Norfolk.
Unable to enter the burglar proof
1fc, the robbers secured only Ssto7,
id are believed to have escaped in
un automobile before residents Of til"
own wc-o disturbed.
En,ranec tn the bank was made
! through window. and the lock on
he door ci.lselcd OF: The safe in
ne vaui, showed the effects of Jim
|nyIng. .lt no attempt WAS made 20
blow H.
Bank o!rlcors checked up the loss
his morning and found that the
burglars had only been able To secure
funds outside tho safe.
Persons living near the bnnis heard
-, pnis. about . o'clock this morning.
md later an automobile spccdcd out
! e the VILLAGE.
sj'olice in Virginia ard North Caro-
! iiin towns have been notified to. he
~ the lookout for suspicious char
hctcrH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29

OYSTERS SCARCE; WATER
TOO WARM FOR GROWTH

Especial to The Times Dispatch
liEATlISNILLE, VA, Oct. 2S.-The
ONCE OF oyster inspector for this
district. recently made vacant by
the death OF y. l.. Smith. is much
sought after. There are about n
dozen applicants for the unexpired
term. which ends April /. The posi-
ton pays between $500 and $500
oysters are very scarce. high and
poor. as u rule. taking thrca
bushels TO *huci< one gallon. when or
diHaTiy one bishel Will yield a
good gallon. The long dry. hot
YEA thcr. it is said has had very
disastrous effect on oysters. Keeping
IN. water too warm for them 10
thrive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
SUES V. r. p. COMPANY
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

NORFOLK, VA. Oct. nS.--AllcSing
mat Shc WAS thrown out of her auto
('Iobile and seriously injured when 1t
WAS struck by a car of the Virginia
HALLWAY and Power Company. Mrs.
mabel Thaycr Coward Yesterday fled
.suit in the Cour, of Law and Chan
iccry against the traction company,
asking damages OF S25.000.
The car in which she was rid ::
with her husband on September 10
Hast. she alleges. was hit by a street
car at Thirty-cighth Street and New
port Avenue. Tazcwell Taylor is at
)torney for plaintiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Names Armi.,rcc Dny Celebration.

FREDERICKSBURG. IA. oct 2s.-
Mayor !. Garnctt King has appointed
the following committee" 10 carry ont
the purposes Of his proclamation call
ing for Observance here OF .irnisticc
Dag: Captain y. J.. johnson. Or. J. y.
Barney. captain Gunyon VI. Harrison.
LicUtcnant l.. 6. Jackson, W. j. Word.
w. L. Erannan. Josiah i. Rove. .ir..
Dr. ". +. Hunter. Kuszner Dauriuan.
Captain NJ. Il. Rowe. Miss Elsie
Lewis. Mrs. Fred NJ. Aidridgc, Mrs.
l.. l.. CoGhil!. y. ~ Whithccls Dr.
g. l.. Kennedy. Judge j. II. Goolricii,
Rev i. .. Gilmore. secretary Minis
tcrial Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
CLARKE COUNTY WHEAT
SELLS UNDER DOLLAR
For Several Days the Prevail.
ing Price Was 90 Cents
a Bushcl.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.


WINCHESTER. VA. Oct. 20
Wheat has been selling at less than
81 bushel in Clarke County. Va.
but the price has gone up again.
and dealers were yesterday paying
Sl.oo. For Ccvcral days the low.
level OF 80 cents prevailed, and deal
ers said they bought II considerable
quantity al that figure. which was
the lowest In Il number of Years
Winchester dealers were paying from
Sl.!c To !l.iJ this week. bu. The
volume OF grain received at ioca,
elevators and buying agencies was
by no means large. When asked
why they paid more than tho prevail
inE price in Baltimore. local dealers
said they were Offering sl.l5 In order
TO hcnrtrn and encourage local farm
era. who were said to view the out =
look gioOmily. Corn is quoted AT
'i15 To 81 per barrel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Plan Road Construc,ion.

AMHERST. VA, oct. 2S.-Arrange
mcnts have been made for purchas-
ling enough Tarvia preparation TO
5treat the macadam road through the
+town of Amherst in The next wccl;
3br two. 4 strong protest has been
1la Used by the people OF Amherst on
bacccunt Of the dust and j. II. Parker,
OF the state road
ioScc, has been watering The streets
Ito keep down the dust, but this gave
iOnly temporary relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
"KU KLUX KHAN" OF
WOMEN SEXES 4 WITNESS
Norfolk Has Organization Which, When 1t Makes VI
Its Mind to cit Any Pusson, 1t Jes Nat
orally GIFTS En-

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. 2S.--Norfolk
has colorcd Ku Klux Khan. 1t is
made up or women. And whoever
they make up their minds to get they
get.
N"rfolE's plain clothes men can tcs-
thy TO that The Khan promised
Two OF tho detectives yesterday they
would turn up'' woman the police
were looking; for and thcy KEEP, their
promise. Tho woman WAS landed
Ana enough brick bats to build "A
snall-sizci house figured in the cap
turc.
Early yesterday inornin- James
Garrison. coiorcd. vas shot through
the head by u. Penn. also coIored.
and Garrison died . few hours later.
The shooting occurred In 53i Nicho!-
fon street. where Garrison lived. and
fcnn's case was continued Ia Police
Court until mex; Wednesday,
One Witness Escaped.
Two women who witnessed tho
shooting were taken into custody "a,
the time ard Sudic Garrison. who
also lives az 53i Lincoln Street, made
her getaway. Snc locked the doors
Of the house with padiocks and the
police wer" unable to get in. 1t Is
Eaid that tho women Jared Penn and
another negro named Davis into the
house and that the shooting OF Gar
riSon followed in "a row over tho wo-
men.
Yesterday afternoon Detectives
Dickens and Elliot arrested a col
ored woman they thought was Sudic
Garrison. Some Of the woman's
friends insisted that she was not the
woman they wanted and promised
them that they would arrest Sudie
!: shc over came back To- tho house.
This morning about o'clock the
"ku Kiuy Khan" marched into head.
quarters with Sudic Garrison in Gus
tody.
''iIeer she: dis Is de woman: we
tole you we wuz gwine git huh: now
let de uddcr ono out" the leader
pleaded.
Surrounded House ut Dnybrcn!.
The story of Sulio's capture is
this: Tn tho Griy hours OF the morn
ing. just about the break OF day.
Sudie vcnturcd back To her house to
rack her clothes. She unloced the
pad locks and thought she was safely
inside. But size missed her calcutta
tons. No sooner had She began gath
eriEs her belongings that she heard
an awful noise on the outside.
Gene out: come on out.> or we's
swine come In en- take YOU. IVES
de cuilud Kukiux on dc Amt no
chanc, fer you ter git away"
Sndic looked out. Between thirty
five and forty coiored women sur
rounded the house and each was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29

S-i<r Farmer on pconur- Charge.
ANDERSON, ). G., Oct. 2S.-Wiiliau
BcdcahauSh. prominent iarEie: Of Sa-
lUlI. was arrested on october 20 a
SaluIa by United States Marshal J
Hruce upon a bench warrant charG-
ms pconaEe. later being released
upon bond OF $4,000, according To in
formation coming to Anderson this
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29

armed with two brickbats. Sudie
surrendered and 'shooed" on by, the
Kan she headed directly for head
quarters. when she was placed on
the docket as a witness in murder
case" sho was trcttcd back to Il cell.
Tile other woman was released