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The New York herald., 1921-10-07
ROD AND GUN NEWS

Miller, 20: p. schoaies. 40: @. Lewis. - 1:
c. and II. Gunther. fifty pounds; l..
Schmidt and son, 90: Or. A. w. Madert. II:
IS: w. weidner, II; Charles Maper. 35: ].
Kislsn, preni,2s 70. O. X PHILLIPS.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
Women's National Golf
Championship Summary

are the scores OF the third
round matches In the wom-
ems national golf championship to-
day:
Third Round---Miss Elaine Rosen-
thai. Ravisloe. beat Miss Edith
Leitch. England. up (19 holes)
Miss Marion Hoiiins, Westbrook,
beat Mrs. Il. c. Let's. Jr., Onwentsia,
4 and 3; Miss Alexa Stirling, At
lanta. beat Mrs. Latham Hall. Eng
land. I up; Mrs. Clarence III. Van
derbcck. Philadelphia Cricket, beat
Miss Sara Fownes, Oakmont. 6 and 5.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
The Iishss,ip Grounds Arr Productive These
DAys.

NaK Pollak, who runs The fishlnr boat
Tea oft ~ Csnnrrse. says he found any
aniount ~ linr. whi,lns and hste ri the
iighsship last sunday. and that from now
ON thsee fish win 10 plentiful. He says
'Nat noN IL tho fiine 20 get BAGS OF these
fsr Tor saifirr purposes. for fish sslted
81 tnia time ~ the year are firm. and they
kefp apisnaifly.
roliak = bullding a nrw boat. and VIII be
feadT pifh her N the early fprirg OF 1922.
tquiVpsa Win = fifty horss motor. She ~
hflnr Conrfrurffl along special lines. laid
enwn W himself. and his fishing experience
Wf1 ~ doubt stand him in good sfead In
ttia r.after. xsc wiii operate from canaraie
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

rIamnto
smart n
tn when 70
no
g,fachc
b >
ichard-o g. :.
otO Tirsa
J4O
post nime. n [.
Winner h 3 b,
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rlound~rs aud Toniccds Now hitting st Cold
surtpr.

phiip Hsrburrsr Of Cold Spring Harbor
ssnt word yesterday that he Is getting good
catches of fomcods and founders down
nn heavy 80 two pounds. The snappers ars
gons. bot the fan fishing has come In to
take their place. Herburger takes parties
ane thai u where no Is now finding the
fab
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

Like the champion. Miss Rosenthnl
also had TO give OF her best TO get rid
OF the other British contestant, Miss
Edith Leitci. Miss Leitch lost the third
and was one down. but after she had
annexed the fourth In 3 she was
never again down as far as the seven
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
1ENS CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF--NEW TROTTING RECORD
Bouts of the Week.


TONIGHT.
oe~nr rask a. a. t.anG Branchl--Jimmy
kriir -. nsd rpratley. ~ round-,
Maai~oa ~<mAr~ trardsn-bnte shade ".
tsrsFxF usra. Doe Burmsn W.. midget
~mlfh. HApps fifsiefon Va. yehnny
fi~sard. saek sharkey w. yascx White,
nants rsinf A As--Aady O'Boyie W. Joe
1t~nalag, n ronrd<s tantny Fritz W.
lahnnY Cr~rn. 70 ruunds-
Iifirsnfh fIfamerF Arnsnry - sammy
farks ~. uarFS Gar,lufr. " rounds;
1Ark Foa ~. HrrbFrt Dean. 10 romnds-
SATURDAY NIGHT.
nlnk \. q. ffsrwoklyel -Hnrssy bright
Ns. N iiir kahirr, le ruun6-; ~ Mrltne
~. thArtl~ fitts. ts rwundsi lilly
u~ury ~. fohnny Dw1Tr, 10 ruunds.
Palace ~DmFfknx tfuh. tuney fsinnd-Dave
ko~rnhsEN -. tsme rinffe, ~ rounds;
Jnek nurke ~. ~nil8r Martin. 30 rounds
sshur, Kss. ~. fs1imy skeiis' 10
ronnA.
cs,ansawsaish - C.-Jesy Leon ".
Harry f.sndsan.
Eid-e9oad tsruVe sporting Ciub--Terry
Nltchril ~. Happy AahvDey, ~ rounds;
Ksy asfArii.ad -. tadse Carroll IL
0ne~nsb.ro a. C.. long Island Cifs--Jay
lanihsn ". Hinrsif Abbou. ~ rounds
Js~k Richmond ~. Pete Williams. 10
JamaIoa spsrtiax cIub--Eddle Ciifferd ".
NIek Fei~y, ~ rennds. Johnny Doran
W.. JisnIny fl,na. is rounds-
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vay IusS. % Al the end he s,ns
Maid the and
with
in esolueh stopped badly
H. watsrson A. O. soue; y Asrri
g, E.
soo vsiss
9f' ~ ragsr
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

JAMAICA. n. ~. oct. o-weathsr clear, srnck fast.

or ossts as Purse
Jft Value
orr
ridden fAc easily winner D. c. by sweep
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

To beat 2.0t trotting worlds record for
Observation-Disclosures Guy. b. c.. by Guy-Ax-
worthy-Margaret Parrish (Murphy). won.
Time, :5eIs
To beat / :5s tro,ting worlds record. for
trotters--Peter Manning. b. g., by Azorff-
Glendora G.. tMurphy), won. Time :5Tsi.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

Hery ~ w 90. the vrierar ruide of
s'as g -, ~ ~ IAN ss-asS ss' sng s 'NsTSss wsiis
I've wstss. nsysffh-ls.s ihe FISH arr .siiil
~ q. -ss a. ~ ss', a. .ash ~ s.sT ssrors W
lsaNtar snnle fisfffrsrn have heer setting
roae esishss no p o. se.g water n MI
rheNa any siraH ~ ieaving.
% last SUNDAY At johnson vert over 20
~ ersp wA,s. ane hs ara ~ par'y toes oss
sasa. Mccarn n cansrvie q De authority
fnr tnis sisi.rr~-t, and % said also that
snasfsr pounAs. insidsniaiiy thls is the
MS ssa.en. aas II y b, not beaten within .
go 80, Nsreaen oissrs 40 ths person ~ who
iass~ the birFssi weekfish IN Jainaica BAY.
yohnaon tsos These nsh on ssndv.orn bait.
pssn J~S,ssn' asasnsr s-' ~ ~ euidss. ran
lrss a .ehoei of biusfi-h on wearesdsy ana
,sass, "a, ~. ,-,r- 's.'r sss ss g.as 0ah" '~''
csSfshins al ti,e rsrms is September.
The Evelyn plcHed 10 fwenty-odd cod Al
the Farm. one Gay recsntiy ana tnis ,o,iics
T9's snauirrr va iaforfnsd that the inforrna.
s- sss e"n. sry " az r....n s..ns ~ sspIs,. .hai
~ /. asi extraordinary 10 pick up Goa on
facs shcrr ars q Nv cod proving around All
eumuiar N the dep spots Oft shore. and
boat might Archcr over = small school %
them AZ any time. Thy are not large as
rule but they arr ther~ nevcrfheiess.
The reeioa usual; fished ranges from fit
tn 100 feet m depth. and this assures cold
water.
Good BiackN-hsng al scabrixht Last Sunday.
The s.. r,sesn, csp,; Frank nsumsnn.
chored on The blackfi-h grounds. ANY
amount % fish were caught and they were
% fair slxe. Following are the catches
corded ~ Inc vrissr-H. Heller. 20. ". X.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

Missionarv, closing with great courage under
win in the Z, n stride. Mustard Seed was OF ~
raced Toll into submission. surf Rider brote ~
ground IN tho stretch and closed bic gap. IRIS
lost sorne ground going wide. Sloveconard hrcko
qult badly after showing speed 20 tho stretch.
Observation-Disclosures. ff2; Penitcnt, 10 NJ
Owners--No. !. Lexington Stable; 2, q. w. "
3, Mrs. a. II. Lawson; 0. j. Sanford. 7, VI. T..
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
ROD AND GUN.

FIRE IsLANp--FishinR. boat. bait and auto
90 Babylon. $3.50 round trip. Auto leaves
Bridge Plaza subway station, Long Island
City, $50 sharp every Sunday. Phone Asto-
ria 2s21 for reservations.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
OiQ THIRD RAcE-slx furionEs.

Winner entered TO be sold Tor SI.VVVi I
Esquire went with all the pace and r.gi
showed excellent speed and hung on wen-
scant chance.
scratched-voormir. fi2: Tidings. io5.
Owners--No. I. Mrs. T. O. Webber 2. :.
Ilffe; 0, T. Calcina; 0. II. J. Farrell: !. J.
G. A. Applegate.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

UhaIIenBcr had al the speed ana ceNtFy fNIeH NuI
safe at all times Csnso far from the was
Fogarty into several pockets all through the
Tan II. stopped badly Other two were never serious ro
Overweght--Canxo Ar. Scratched--trurfy. los.
owners-No. 4. ~ Peters; 2. q. Peterson; 8. J. L. ~
Crawford: q. II. Roscacher.
90 SIXTH RACE-Miic and seventy yards. Tine
JcS "a AK. 81 2on added. value 20 winner. 1906
and upward Handicap At post minrtee
driving. Place Winner, br c.. 3. by W
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09

these prisoners, the papers had SAID
that Lowry had "coli.cssed' that they
helped him, and they told much about
his talking and Joking with the mob
all tho way from Miss lsSlppi TO Arkan
sas and that he hid talked and an
swered question even while /, they
were burning q his limbs off
up to his abdomon. We learn
from better sources that the Negro
said never Il word EXCEPT when tho
mob brought his wife and little daugh
ter to see him burning. lie spoke TO
them. Several ines he did try to eat
hot ashes or fire and die, but the kind
ly mob would kick the cmberS out OF
his hands and ouC Of his reach. Even
members Of the mob admitted to col
,Ored people: Gle YVES the gamest mig
ger--neyer said Il damned wOrd!'
All this newspaper talk about his an
swering questions and eating and jest
ing Is an evident attempt to Rntl al
air of romance to i. bestial crime.
In ,one respect this murder did not
reach the low depth ,of barbarism u.s.
ually attained in orgies of this Kind.
The mob did not tumble In the ashes
for the csarred bones and other sony
enirs" as Is usual in such Southern
Roman holidays This charming Gus.
tom Incidentally is commentary ION
q civilization that lis trying to wark
up feeling OF righteous indignation
about alleged instances OF cannibal-
ism In Haiti. There is no ev;lence
that those exist II they did. however.
IT 10 questionable .whather, as wish
tor to our shores remarked not long
ago, ''it would not be somewhat less
revolving, In view of the ultilitarian
motive involved, than the ,sadistic car
nival which has become an approved
aud established ritual In the South
at regular intervals throughout the
Year"
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FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES

Ncwtown, Va, April 5.-A large
number from this section attended the
exercises held at Toppahannock last
Saturday.
Mr.. Dupont Berry motored to
Fredericksburg a few days ago. ,.
Mr.. william Holmes was taken i'll
yesterday.
Mr.. Hugh Johnson and Miss Lizzie
Booker wore quietly married In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Holmes
q few days ago.
Mrs. R. N. Lawson and little son.
are spending few weeks with hor
parents In Spotsylvaria County.
Mr.. Jack Holmes Is still OH the
sick list.
Miss Meta Holmes returned from
Washington last Sunday.
Mr.. G. f. Holmes has been cQnfin
Ell to his room for the past few days
With mumps
Mr.. James Alsop is out again.
Miss Anna He'll spent the week. end
with Miss Norvella Holmes OF Essex.
Mr.. Eddie Green and family hnye
moved into this section.
The Sunday School and b. x. 2. ".
OF Mt. Olive were largely attended
last Sunday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09
MEN LURED FROM FARM

The men as we're the others killed
he said. had been lured away from
nhe farm Ivy Williams on the pretext
that they were being taken TO trains
and would be allowed to return TO
their homes in Atlanta or Macon
where they had been taken from Jail
by Williams paying their fines. Peter
son nd Preston. Manning said were
bound together by trace chain
arond their necks to which was fast
encd a sack containing about 100
pounds of rocks. Their hands were
bound together. by wire he said. viii
liams was present and drove the auto
mobile in which the Negroes were
carried Manning testified.
Harry Price another Negro taken
to be drowned jumped off the bridge
himself, Manning said. when lie found
there WAS no hope FOR him.
Don't throw me over; I'll get over.
Manning quoted Price as saying, and
added that ne with cry OF LORD,
have morcy!" flung himself iato TIM
river.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09

scat of Jasper County; W. II. Key OF
Monticello and G. c. King Of Gov
ington sat quietly throughout tho
day, Watching tho proceedings appol
ently with unflagging interest, but
bctraying no emotion. Members of
his family were in the courtroom
near his side and ut the noon recess
joined him in basket dinner In an
anteroom. He had been held in Jail
in Atlanta until brought here
today and when court adjourned lie
was placed in the Newton County Jail
where sheriff B. l.. Johnson announc
cd he would spond his nights during
tho trial.
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WEAK WOMEN
ATTENTION..

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VIRGINIA-In tho Clerks Offico Of
the Hastings Court Part II. of the
City of Richmond, March IA, 1891. II
SUSIE A. TARLETON, Plaintiff
vs. In Chancery.
JAMES e. TARLETON. Defendant.
The object Of this suit Is to obtans.
n divorce from the bond OF matrimsny
by the Plaintiff from the defendant.
upon the grounds Of adultery, and an
affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant, James Il. TarleteA,
is not resident of tho State Of Vir
ginia 1t is ordered that he do appear
within ten days after due publications.
of this order and do what Is necessary
to protect his interest In this suit
A Copy.
Testee: w. e. DU VAL, Clerk.
J. NJ. Turner. n @.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09
Y. M. G.. A. NOTES.

The Y. M. c. A. still clings to what
was handed down by Sir George VIII.
llams. (Christian doing like Christ.)
The fellows are providing the lot for
the outdoor help.
Last Saturday was a full hour P,
Nj a. the building with tie class Tor
explanation on the Sunday School Les
son. 49, 3... T. ..,.....
II Another Triangular Day on last san
day with the Y. II. G. 4.
$3.50 A. M. az tho building workers
meeting. .. ..+.. .......
The meeting 10 A. M. in the pentten
tiary for the women was good ono
II A. II. General Secretary. Scott
G. Burroll spoke to tho brotherhood
In the penitenttary. These mes are
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09

doing an excellent work among them
selves.
Tho committees for tbs, Jail aud
city home were very active 10 A. NJ. In
these places.
1900 men met $3.50 p. M. at fhe 9Th
Mt. Zion Baptist church to hoar DR..
r. v. PeVon and Rev. A. n DAILY.
Tho meeting was live wire. DR.. Pey
ton gave the men ono that WIS an eye
opener. Have Played the Fool. Rev.
DAILY was right with tho Doctor. Th,
singing was directed by Messrs. Mat
tfcws and Wolfo,h. gar E:ca were
Wen for Christ.
a.! the 9th Street d.. ut church
tho women crowded to hear Rev. Fell
and REV. Joseph Arlington. Subject
Frog Town. Rev. Bell made the houl
blessing to Richmend backed by
Arlington. Three women were won
for Christ. The singing under the di.
rections OF the women was key TO
the meeting.
Workers $3.50 A. M. at the building.
All boys are invited to the building
4 p. NJ.
Do not forget 10 pray for tho Y. NJ.
e. A.
P. M. at the building the boys
acid q special meeting and the hour
was OF n great help. Mothers we
thank you.
DO not forget that you arc invited
TO the building to day p. NJ.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09

VIRGINIA-In the Law and Maaity
Court Of the City Of Rihcmond the
10th day of March 1871.
ARNETrA -. HOMES -. Plants
against , In Chancery
CHARLES w. HOLMES, ..Defendaa,
The object of this auit is to oh
tain divorce from tho bone
Of raatrinsony by the plain
tiff from the defendant on the around
natural innpoteHcy OF the body exist
ie at the time. Of marriage.
And an af1idayit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Chosiea
VIII ms Holmes Is not q resident Of
the State Of Virginia 1t Is ord1rad
that, he appear here within ten days
after the due publication or this or
der and do what may. be necessary
to protect, HIS interest In this sntt.
.,r,,.n A., Copy:
TestS: LUTHER LIBBY, Ozark.
J. p. BYRD. r. O..
6as Ia N. Second Bsress.
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SEVERAL OOIORED PERSONS
W ANTED

TO JOIN IN PROMOTING A VERY
ENTBRPRISING AND PAYING
BUSINESS, which has no opposition
and IN a field ali It's OWN. Each Stock
holder is repaired to have SIS. 08
worth OF stock, payable In 9 monthly
payments. Manthly statements with
remattances Will i've. sent to each
shareholder. know this business
from A to q and Will be fair to all.
Write for particulars to tho u. r.. r.
&C.. 1909 Twelfth Street. N. W.,
WaHtngtosa, D. 9.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID

Norfolk, Va. Feb. /. 1921.
This Is to certify that we have re
ceived from John, Mitchell, Jr. Grand
Worthy Counsellor OF the Grand Court
OF Va, Order OF Calanthe, ($100. 00)
Ono Hundred Dollars in payment Of
the death claim OF Sister Sarah Har
rison. who was member Of Lily OIL
tho Valley Courti No. 247 Of Norfolk
Va.
Signed: .
FRED HARRISON.
BELL HARRISON.
a4 .y.as Benesiciariea.
Witnesses; .... ,s,.. .f,
MARTHA WATERS, W. c.
IRENE DkRNES, II. or n.
LIHHIB ARCHER, D. D.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09

Special message to the guest on
March 29th. Both regiment re.enforc.
eli, double quick time. April s, 1890
God says April 6. all the weather fore
cast will DO blown to pieces world
wide east and west.
The Independent newspaper cloud
was on the 9Th over tho sun 1880 in
the midst of the cloud. % hours sign
alling ahead of the Storm Proved 7
o'clock April 9Th ahead OF storm.
REV. JETER.
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ness, and during his testimony the
courthouse was packed to capacity.
Judge Hutchinson, out Of Difference to
the spectators, permitting all who
could to stand in aisles and around
the bar after all seats had been filled.
The court asked for order, and
again today as was the case yester-
day there was hardly a murmur from
tho crowd as men and women leaned
forward to catch every word.
SEEMED LITTLE AFFECTED.
Manning seemed little affected by
his recital and rarely changed the in
Election Of his voice. He Is unable te
read or write, he said, and about 20
years old but does not know where he
WIS :orn
When I first remember myself, he
said, was In Jasper County"
During some three hours OF direct
examination Manning told in detail
OF the alleged murder Of the eleven
Negroes giving his description In
simplest words. He was not asked
to- describe the alleged binding OF the
Negroes who were drowned, but told
how they were thrown off tae bridges
by himself and Charlie Chrisholzn,
another farm aand whom he said he
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having been appointed executor Of
the estate Of the late Captain BENZ.
A. Graves, Jr., notice is hereby given
to all persons who have claims
against his estate to present the same
to me for payment. Notice is also Civ.
en to all persons who may owe his es
tate anything to come forward and
make payment of the same to us ut
my Once G13 North Second Street.
J. THOMAS HEWIN, Execwter.
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DO YOU KNOW HER?

Any Information win be gladly re-
ceived as to the whereabouts Of my
mother, Mrs. Carrie Wilson, last !
heard OF her she was In the city OF
New York. Information is desired by
her son, Robert Wilson OF Richmond
Va. Information can be sent in caro-
of Mr., G. B. Jefferson, 408 Orleans
street, Richmond, Va.
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A FIRST CLASS BARBER.

WANTED--A First Clas Barber
for white trade. Apply ut once.
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lip e. Main ST.,
Charlottesville. Va !.
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THE WHEREABOUTS OF ROBERT
S1'URfOCK.

would be very glad to hear some
thing Of the whereabouts Of by broth
er. Robert 6paslock. He was horn Il,
GoocfAand County. Va. Several years
ago he left Richmond to work on the
railroad and when last heard from
he was somewhere In Louisiana.
Any Information will be glaly re.
ceived by his sisten My maiden name
was Susan spurlock. II any one knows
anything Of hiM living or dead, Write
MRS. SUSAN BLACKWELL,
712 W. Franklin, Street,
Richmond. ~.
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WEST AFRICAN PRINCE
MORE POWERFUL.
THAN CARNEY
Niegcr:an Educator Proves Royal No
bility and Says That He Will KNOCK
Black Star Line Into Pieces With
Supernatural Rover III Africa.

Prince Madarikan Deniyi Is Grandson
OF Balogun Ijen;o, Chief of YoEu-
ba Tribe at Abeokuta, Nigeria,
Wet Africa.
Born in Lagot West Africa March
2. 1892 and Game to America May
s, lola
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BEDROOM SUITE FOR SALE.

Handsome Bedroom suite from gen
tiemans' mansion; nine pieces, large
wardrobe, bureau and washstana,
have mirrors and marble tops.
Address, 0FFICE-C.
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later helped williams drown.
"Fhcy was stubborn and u begging
Manning said simply in his version
OF tho death of Peterson and Willie
Preston and mo and Charlie rolled
!. en- over the bannister of the bridge.
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PLAN FAST TRIAL.

Unless there should develop long
arguments over admissibility OF evi.
dence and lengthy croseexaminatton
OF witnesses, it was indicated that
the prosecution might conclude It's
case by tomorrow night. There are
some score of witnesses under sub.
poena by the State. While the defense
has kept secret the number and iden-
THY OF it's witnesses and also has de
clined to indicate how much time was
expected to be taken up with the de-
Tense of Williams There were indi.
cations, however, tho case would be
concluded before the end OF the week.
The first days proceedings moved
rapidly. The motion of the defense
for postnonment TO allow more time
for preparation and so that Green + =.
Johnson, chief counsel for Williams
might examine Manning. who vas in
dicted Jointly with Williams was dis
posed of shortly after court opened by
Judge Hutchinson ruling that the trial
should proceed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09
SPECTATORS GET WARMING

Extra deputies were OH duty in tho
courtroom and only as many persons
as could find seats were permitted 10
remain. Judge John b. Hutchinson
warned the spectators that any I'm.
proval or disapprovar' would be "se.
verely punished." and there was hard
ly an occasion for the sheriff to run
for order.
Efforts by the State to prove that
the death Of Peterson was one OF a
series Of crimes" which, It was un.
derstood would be undertaken early
In the first day Of evidence was ex-
pected to bring from the defense one
OF Its hardest fights in seeking to bar
from the trial all reference to tho
other deaths and to hold evidence
down to the single death Of Peterson
whose body was found in Yellow
river, and who the Slate contends,
was brought into Newton County and
drowned by Williams and Manning,
Williams being held to he the instiga
tor of the alleged murder.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09

The .eot of this suit s., ob;aiA
by plaintiff from tho defendant a d.
vOrce from the bond of matriMony
on the ground Of desertion and aban
donment continuing for moro than
three years. ..
And affidavit having been made and
filed that Dewey Banks the defendant
Is not a resident Of the State of yir-
ginia, and whose last known post
office address was Pittsburg, Pa, IL
Is therefore ordered that Dewey
Banks do appear here within ten
days after due publication of this OF
der and do what ever may be nsees-
sary to protect his interest in tAia|
suit. .....-.'
A Copy:
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, CLERK.
r. W. Ivsy, p. q.