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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
u. S. DELEGATES TAKE
NO STAND ON MATTER
England Announces Im,entior
TO Take Indictment to
Open Parlcy.
DISCUSS rorn-rowEn TREATY
weigh Differences OF Opinion I,c-
t"rr" President Harding md
American REPRESENTATIVES,
lea N.socIatcd rr...l |

WASiiiNGTDN. dec 2a-c;rea
brsiain's plea that the submarine. he
banish"i from the seven seas W.,
presented IL tho arms conference to-
day. bnt IL received no support from
any othe.' power.
In turn, IA" spokesmen OF France.
l,aly aud Japan replied tha, they re-
ra.d"d submarines. when properly
employed. as a Legitimate and valu-
able arm pt nAIal strength. aud were
unprepared 10 see them abolished.
The American delegates took n,
final stand on the question. but sus
scStcd mat the conference turn lis
efforts toward such a revision OF in
t:rna'ional practices as would pre-
vent :, repetition of the ruthless sub
marine methods of the world war.
VIII Confer To-day.
y further exchange of views -,
the british proposal viii take place
tomorrow. unless France, whose rep
i"s.n'a,ives again are awaiting In
struct!ons from their Premier. is
prepared Ia 20 ahead with the de
laycd presentation of estimates r,r
auXiliar" Graf, She desires To Keen
,,nirr the naval reduction program.
The French indicated tonight that
thcS hoped, ut tomorrows meeting.
1" n, least make known their exact
requirements as to submarine ton
mage
T"iay'~ discussions took place b.
hind the closed doors OF the com
mi,tc" room, but the isritish asked
ih,t ,b.ir iuIi,.tu,.n, ,f ~. .,,h,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
GENERAL Won BESELER
DIES NEAR POTSDAM
Directed Operation of German Army
Against Antwerp During
World Wnr.
Try Associated Press.

BERLIN, Dee. 22.--General Hans
Won Bcscler, who captured Antwerp
and who WAS later governor general
OF the German occupied territory In
Russia during The war, died today
Death occurred In a sanatorium
near Potsdam.
General Won Beselcr was born In
1850 In Pomerana. He was educated
at the Wilhelm Gymnasium In Rerlin
and entered tho German army In 1853.
He saw service through the Franco
Prussian war. during which no re-
ce!ved the Iron Cross and the order
OF the Red Eagle for his work as a
lieutenant. Advancing in later years
he became commander OF Sixty Fifth
Infantry in iSaS. and q year later
was made quartermaster- general. In
1905 he was promoted TO ajor gen.
cralship and raised to the rank os
the mobility. ,Est ,N5&
At the outbreak of tho world wsr
he directed the German operatiors
against Antwerp. Later he war
transferred 10 ths Eastern front and
became govcrnorfgepernt of. tho cSss
cupied territory In Russia. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

twelve mouths. separations an those
families have been forcstalicd for 4
year Grim poverty has been driven
from the door. Santa Claus Will visit
'iiiIe golden haired children who.
iess than two weeks ago, didn't stand
chance. How about the same han
riness for all the Ten Opportuni.
lics"r
VIII Keep Family Together.
Opportunity No. H." 10 whom COM
piete happiness was brought yestcr.
DAY consists OF a father and mothe,
and three children. The man has
had tuberculosis and has Just re-
turned from sanatorium. He ia
able 10 DO only light, part-tlme wo,k.
Continued on Pase s, Col. I)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
GOVERNMENT ORDERS u. s. RETAIL PRICE PROBE;
IRISH PACT FRIENDS WIN TEST VOTE IN Dali ELREAN
TREATY SUPPORTERS FORCE ADJOURNMENT
OF DISCUSSIONS UNTIL AFTER HOLIDAYS
Fail to Get High Prices,
for Christmas Trees

Especial Gable to 'rimcs Dispatch
BERLIN. Dee. 2--peacc on
earth and good viii 10 men does
not apply 10 dealers In Christmas
trees. attempting tn ovcrcharge
Tor tho Christmas tanncnbaurn. as
Berlin dealers found to tfrir Sor-
row when the annual street sale
OF trees opened at prices several
times higher than last year. An-
Sr! m"bs in two cases upsc; the
wagons and appropriated the en-
tire stocks.
The police. though opposed to
violcn, measures. have taken the
side OF In" general public aud dig
patched columns Of sr-callcd "cx.
toriion police" to hale the prof.
tecrinE dealers before the court.
lcnpyFish', 1921. by The Public
Ledger Col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
/ KILLED FOLLOWING
KIDNAPPING OF PARTY
bandit Slain. Another Captured In
IIoldup of 5x-WhItc Sox
Managers Cnr.
[By Associated Press. ]


CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Onc man was
shot dead and another captured to-
night after the two had kidnapped an
automobile party made up OF Mrs
James Callahan. wife Of the former
manager OF the Chicago White Sex
baseball team: her daughter. mother
and father, and had shot Emil Krotcn.
the Callahan chauffeur
Members of the party and ErOtcn
were seated in an automobile in
front OF the Callahan home. Mr.. CAL
lahan was standing at the curb. The
two men pointed revolvers at krotcn
as they jumped on the running board
and ordered him to drive on. Kroten
was slow 10 obey the command and
one of the men shot him through the
cheek. The chauffeur then started
the car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

real wintry weather OF the scason
The drop In temperature was accom-
panied by biting wind. which made
upturned coat collars the order of
the day
Hall and elect began 10 faII shortly
after 10 o'clock last night. but the
weather forecaster later sent out
promise OF at lcast temporary relief
today. Rain today and probably to-
morrow is predicted for tho southern
portion OF Virginia, and rain or snow
In the north portion. y rise In tenn
peraturo today Is predicted. hut the
forecast promises colder weather to-
morrow. Christmas Eve,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
CHICAGO MAN KILLS
WIFE AFTER QUARREL
Tells Policemen lie Murdered Her
Following Argument Over Christ
mas Money.
IRy Unified NcwS.I

CHICAGO, Dec 22.--petcr Smith
bought his wife si50 fur coat for
Christmas and had ordered special
ring designed.
His wife, too. was. making great
preparations for merry Christmas.
Smith called the police late Thurs
day and asked for a policeman. He
met the officers at the door, holding
n knife in his hand.
The body Of the wife was on bed,
her head nearly severed. Christmas
packages were strcwn about.
we argued about Christmas money
she was spending 1t ALL" he said.
He Is believed to be dcmcnted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
8 DIE AS MOB TRIES TO
TAR AND FEATHER MAN
Men Attempt to .,,,,,
Alleged n"otlcgger In
OklnhOna
[By Associated Press !

NHDMoRE. OKLA. Dee. o2.-I, was
wv mort oi l"o masked men to tar
"" ,, 'her an alleged bootIegger
."s' tu" 10 'he triple killing at VIII
son, okia.. near here. last Thursday
night. according 10 statement. -
out ny The authorities today.
James H. MatherS. county attnrno,
asserted that his Investigation or ~.
mystery surrounding the three do,,bv
had revealed that the shooting re-
suited from the visit of n crowd of
men led by II. Sims. an .Ardmorc
police detective. to the home of los
cph Carroll. where they expected 10
ind an Illicit dist!lery. The exnc-
dition was sHir To have carried b,rk
cts OF tar and pillows of feathers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
USHERS IN WINTER
WITH 4 TEMPERATURE OF II
Sleet Storm Sets In Shortly After 10 O'clock and
Blankets Ground With Icy Coa,ing-Weathcr Blu.
reau Promises Slightly Rising Temperature Today.

Richmond yesterday ushercd in
winter with weather bcntting the
occasion. a minimum temperature Of
IA, recorded just before daybrcak
yesterday morning, was followed by
II sieet storm which .cgan shortly
after 10 o'clock last night and which
b'ankcted the earth with an icy coat
Ing. The maximum temperature
recorded yesterday was 81. or five de-
grccs below freezing. The normal
temperature for yesterday was 90
Frozen fountains. with skim OF
Ice on their pools. greeted Rich.
monders ell route to their daily tasks
yesterday morAing. II was tho hrst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
NEW YORK PHYSICIAN
RESCUED FROM MOB
Is Locked Up ON Charge OF Fcioniou,
Assault In shooting OF 10
Ncar-0ld Roy.
TBy Aasocintcd press. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. a2-Dr. William
"'ckerman, an East Side physician.
was rescued by the police from n
small mob late today ami locked up
on charge Of !clon.ous assault in
connection with the shooting or Sam
ucl Markman. l5-ycar-oid boy
Witnesses said br. ZucSerman ap-
pearcd suddenly and shot tho hoy
while he was intiatiug u football with
air from a spare tire on the doctors
automobile. iJr. Iickcrmana WAS
quoted by tho police as saying tho
hoy was tampering with the lock
and chain onathe tire as. IL to re-
move 1t. isS MS M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS DATA IN MOVE
TO END PROF|TEER|NG IN NECESSAR|ES Of LIFE
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT is INVOKED IN BEHALF
OF THE DESTITUTE TEN OPPORTUNITIES


"a
the
anu recommended aid.
IN behalf of Opuor
] and
hema thereby
ohs utt!dc
tne"
me lspach Fchmoni be duly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
3 DEAD. 6 WOUNDED
IN RIOTINC IN EGYPT
Supporters of XnGinul Defy Military
order &" Cease Political
Activities.
IEy Associated Press.

CAIRO. EGYPT, Dec. 22.--Two
supporters OF said IaglouI Pasha one
OF the Nationalist leaders. were
killed and six wounded in fight to-
day near the home of Xagloul The
trouble followed an order issued by
tho military authorities that Iagloui
and eight OF his chief followers
cease all political activity and
speech making and leave Cairo and
live in the country.
Iagloul refused to obey the order
and delivered speech in which he
advised nonco operation with the
government to number of striking
students, who had gathered at his
house. The military announced that
Zagloui will be escorted from the city
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
ADjotEN iTiSH TREATY
DEBATE TO JANUARY .

- =
DUBLIN, pc,. 90 .Iha a., - r,i.
Is vote -, - 10 "a dc.,L.J III.
today. on a motion subr,i,,., 80.
Mi-harl c'oIlins. -, ;,Lio,,r,
debate on the Irish tr.ntv un,tI ru.,
day. January O. IL Was not Tho mo-
'ion its.!i bar AN amendment Ia tho
motion, ON which the yot. was ,c.
tually taken. The amendment intro.
duccd and seconded Nv onnon.n,s -,
tie treaty. called FOR continuance @,
ai:,iugs. day ANA evening. ur,u ,c-
tion was taken on the ,rca,y.s r,tin-
cation or rejection.
The dcf-nt OF the ascndm.u, au,o.
matically decided the nation Win
few exceptions. SO far as could h.
observed. I'll. vote followed the, marry
lines nf those favoring or opposipr
the treaty.
>rpro>im,,c. >,,.,, u,
xo,,a,, ,
va '""' ~
;,,. Wv we
'''' "''''' ''E ""u'" nave
tt"" ;" great as IN" vote on the adj
j"uinm"ht motions gave its support
crs. but there is no doubt in The
minds OF those who have b.o, 20,
Lowing Tho debate. c,,o.ru,.
,his vo,. rourb,,. a,nrt.
we
~ "'" against thc
Wca'y
This is denied by some Of the op-
ponents OF the treaty. who assert
that it was not a fair tcs,. ,s many
~ ,ho denu,,.s nm ho,, ILL
.;a,,,. ,,,o "o
:,"'E ~ ,h'"i"e'S' dls'iKeh
me '"t" W 'hc "epate continuing
through Christmas and voted for adj
ionrnmcnt in order that they Nigh,
get home for the HOLIDAYS.
In fact. Countess Markiou.ioz oro
=, ,,a stro,r.s, ,o
VI 'he
treaty S.'"""c" "r' 'oi'ihs proposal
apparently haVihg In mind. as indl-
Gated by her satlrical secondinc
speech, the possibility OF The debate
continuing through Christmas Da,
ond night and ovor,ookt,r ,,a 49,,
.i,iIi,y nj 4, nor,,. d,,,,,
sun! ''' - "FiS'oh on the
n"tloh'
f"iiins R">hcs Vote.
Mr.. coiiins showed caEerness to
rush ms motion through to quick di-
vision. He summariiy checked Mr.. Mil
roy. VINO interrnptea the taking Of the
. wbntbor donmtin.. nI"n ] .,a"reu up
'.''N'' 80 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
WARN AGAINST LIQUOR
OFFERED BY SEAMEN
Customs OHirini Asserts 30 Fer Cent
Of "Itcnl Stun" Is Dan
rcrous
ICY Associated Prcss.I ]

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Bcware of
liquor offered by sailors pronouncing
IL some OF the real stuff smugglcd
into the United States for the holt
day trade. Ninety-fvc per cent of Il
is dangerous synthetic concoction
manufactured aboard ship.
This waa the warning Issued today
by customs officials. They declared
they had discovered on ships In the
harbor complete outfits for manufac.
turing the liquor and printing coun
terieit labels %f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
OPPONENTS BEATEN
IN EFFORT TO KEEP
BODY IN SESSION
De Valera Following De-
fca,ed by Ballot of
II to 44.
FINAL VICTORY SEEMS
ASSURED FOR PEACE
Irish Presidents Constituents
Urge Him 10 Suppor, Ma.
lional Unity.
CoLLIas HOLDS wu,r u,>n
Sinn f"in NrE"'int"r Apparently In
Control "f w"rking MaJorit,
"f L~Ti.in,"r..
FINAL VICTORY SEEMS
ASSURED FOR PEACE
c"nnr,s moLps wm,r HAND
S'nn F"in NrG"'int"r Apparently In
control "f W"rkinE MnJorit,
81 L~Si,Intors
my h-.ocIatcd i'rr...I

LYNDON, dec. ":.-A long confrr-
~ncr WAS hcIh nt the CoIoniuI omr.
'"""', presided over by Winston
SPrh'rr thurraii'. Cn,oniai secrrtnr,
mn" attended H., SIR LnminI Worth
'hS'"n-f'nhs, scrteinry for War; Sir
i'nhnr greenwood. Secretary fur Ire
inn"' ana General ~. ". Tudor, com
m'nder pf the crown forces In Ire
T tn"d' J; h understand the mIiitnr,
sli"hiIun In ireland wna .ii.ru,,rd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

hiS Is "a case Tor winch we WISH
|" raise sUuv. Inc iusuaul IN thi>
."ih''! Is iian o' anouI iutty years
o'u' VINO Viii hvicr ne neI nis
"he ~ crlppieu, and uuauI,. a., ,.,
rul 10 WoIn. ihvrc are nre ch,;-
ureh' Ass IL. >. Z. o ana :, whu
WIN an need suod dca. ul incd,..I
Etii ahd struns, Ihe mut.,cr sa, !.
SIZE vi! uic u she :a3 10 tiy. iip
hsI chliurcn. but she cannot .ari
ehouSH 10 support them
PREVIOUSLY acknowledged ..s:.l55
=. ttohs received yes
'er"a: - %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
Total To date
OprOuTLNlry No. :.

-Four hundred dollars ~ nc.dod
Tor two uuys whuss mother n,.v.
iected anu ill-trcatrd mem .HI
thsir rather is dead The oys arr.
10 SUPPORT tnciE The NYsori,,inJ
CHARITIES has been paying tier
hoaru IN orurr that these chiIirr,
nisht nave some home life. They
treated dcccntiy Tor IN, Iasi y.,,
ihty are hriSht boys VINO viii iI,ak.
So"d citizens II they can .,av. the
proper raining.
rireVlousiA acknowledged S3sl. 6i
Contributions rcccivcd yns
terday n IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
Lord Cnvnn lis Honnred.

IBy United News
LONDON. Dec. 22.--Lord Cavan. n
member OF the British delegation at
Washington. has been appointed chief
OF the general staff pf the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
OrroRTJNrrY 40. /.

oiN a wi No. i.
rms Is a case uf twin boys IL
years ola. wnOs= mOtncr is IN "A
S"hdtor."ih. anu wnose Iutncr mas
"vstrtca thciii. -Four hunured doI-
!"fs T" IA h~rp these uuys at cuViuS-
'hiS was hshCu. AZ mas been over
SaoScr,Dcu.
Previously acknowledged ..{IO6 60
~oi'ii"-,IunS iccvINr. yes
tciday
go. u''h To date ........... 500 6?
Ihi" ""He h". "reu c.oscd.
OPPORTUNITY No. =.
rms ~ the case OF an old couple
VINO nave ii\cu more than lorty
Years oi married lie together. 'rn,.
sum al S3.u MSS asheu to h,,D them
.'o''i beng sepdratch. IL has bee,
% NcrSunScl iUcti.
iteNionsi! acknowledged ..Si01..v
Contributions received yes
lefuaS ...........
Total To date .ty7 M
Ihts cahc huS been s,iusrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

0rronTI NIFTY Nn. ..

This Is the ease Of three AGED
SISTERS III destitute circumstances
r"r them the sum uf SGU1 was asked
IL has i'ccn o,crsubscribcd.
i.reVlousiy acknowledged .s7o3.15
contributions received yes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

We are asking for 5000 for this
tamliS, sincG tue father and mutncr
arc ooti tuDGrcuihr. ahu the 10
.".r-uiu boy has Just come nome
.iuiii i,ic shna.uriuni. There are
iOur other boyS. running III years
from 20 TO :. TWO oI whom are
'ncipicht cases. rhcrc Is NO wage
carhcr IN tniS family at present,
ana II Is Very nr.,vy load on tnv
associated Charities. .'ix hundred
noiiars viii see thrm through the
coming year. and by that line we
h"pc 10 have them on their feet
AGAIN.
Previously acknow ledScd .$iOi 90
contributions received yes
tcrday .................. rs.
Total To date St.y IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

IS unable physically TO SO out TO
work. but they are Euou parents,
"uu are DrInsinS up tuer Iu-ycar-
uiu S.ri all t"u Doys of and
years beautifully. we We're asked
40 id.sr souv 10 supplement- the
i.nouh, their father can earn. IL
.."S n.rn raised ana the family VIII
oc kci't together.
frcv!ously acknowledged .Sa62 40
SpntfiDutiohs rccctvcd yes
'.f"a! '.................. 81 10
Total To date $500 80
THIS cnsc las been closed.
OPPORTUNITY 30. :.
Two hundred dollars WAS needed
TO tahc care OF lilIit ll-yrar- olu
,,iri, nose mother u hospital
unuGr trcatmcut. The fatncr de-
cried h,r son.- yea HSo. md the
associated tnarItius has not been
auir 10 iu,atc nini. II has been over
subscribed.
.'rvvious!A acknowledged ..S23O.2 -
contributions received yes
ttfuitS ...........,... 3 100
Total Ia date $3.50 ..
This cRsc has been closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
orrOisTu NIFTY No. 10.

This is the case OF n widow win
TWO little children 10 take care of
me mother Is ihritty, ana earns as
much as II is possible for her TO do
III ner state ot neaItn. The two
children are we'll cared for. and go
regularly To SchuoI and .;unday
scnool We are most anxious 70
keep this family together. II viii
take SGuo 10 take care OF them Tor
the next Year.
Previously acknow lcdSed .S3O9 80
Contributions received. yes
,rrday ................. go
Total to date 1888 SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

oProRTtAITT No. q.
Tie man III tnis family has had
tuberculosis, and has Just come bnct
from The sanatoriun. lie is abIy
TO do light. part-tims .,ori His
wife is irail little woman who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

egLynnha,ye Oystcrs. SmIthfleld
Hams, Hotel Rueger. i1nc,--Ady, 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
II. cnsc has been closed.
UrI.OnruNIrN Nn. ,

The sum " $.uU WAS needed To
tiuc mis- n.cuy iaIniiy, the mead OF
winch earns only Sii week, with
!" "n'ch "e 49, ~ p'o'"e iur :, cirkiy
Vic anu tnrcc cLiiuren u.er The
present emergency. II has been
J.r'suDScriUeu.
l're, Ivusiy acknowledged s25T.25
contributions received yes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
OrrOItruArrY No. o.

Total 10 date S25I.25
Th.s cane has Bcen closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
orrUislLnIri 10. ,.

Total To date .ty7.
This chhc has been cioscu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23
The Weather

Rain In south. rnin or sno,v In north
portion today nnd probably to-
morrow; warmer today.
For full weather report see Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

lothi 10 date. S.U3 Is
This ease hus been cIoscd.
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Continued ON Page .. Col. ID
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Continued on Page .. Col. 3.)
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(Continued on Page 4, Col. %
The Kusko times., 1921-11-02

Flat creek, a tributary of Otter creek, tn Otter precinct, Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska, the location cer- titicate of which is found of record in Volume .l5 of Locations, at page i92, in the office of thes Reeorder,in said Otter precinct, in order.lo hold said claim under the. provisions Section 232l of the revised statutes of the United States, and the amendment thereto ap- proved January 22,. sl8S0, concerning annual labor upon ,niuing claims, being she amount required to hold said placer mining claim for the period from .lanu- ary lst, 1916, teDecember,3lst, 1920.
 And if, within ninety days from the personal service of this notice, or within ninety days after theapu blica- tionthereok you, fail or refuse to con- tribute your proportion of such ex- penditure. .as a co-owner, winch amounts to one handredrand three dollars and twenty y-flv 6 cents $103-25l, your inter est in the said claim will become the property of the subscriber. your CO., owner, whe has made bhe required ex- penditure, by the terms of said sec ton. TT. M. DEAN
 Date of first publication, Sept. A, 1921. Date of final publication, Dec 3l, 1921
The Kusko times., 1921-11-02

cells. They sigoaled their feincarcera- s'on ay breaking the glass inhthe win dows and shrieking aud bowling to the thousands of persons gathered in the streets and filling the nearby house s)pS.
 Withia two hours theqfire was under control, but not until & number of buildings han been destroyed. with an estimated loss in excess of $50. .0OO.
 s. M.Egan, parole officer. after quiet outbreak was the result of period of discontent namong the. l, l,l35 persons confined in the institution
The Kusko times., 1921-11-02
GREATEST
 WAR HERO
Son of German Mother to Escort Body Sym
 bOlic of U. $. Dead.

Washington. Nov. 1.-General John J. Pershing has designated Sergeant Samuel Woodfield, the son of 8 Welsh father and Ger man mother, born at Bellevue, Indiana, as the wars greatest hero, 10 bear the body smboliz- izing Americas unknown dead. Woodfeld distinguished himself in the war by cleaning out Ger man machine gun nest singles handed, killing several of ths manning crew.
The Kusko times., 1921-11-02
Popping of Hades in a
 Pittsburg Penitentiary

Pittsburg. Prisoners ia the West ern penitentiarv here today broke all bounds of discipline, fired four build ings and for a time kept the'insttntion in an uproar, while prison guards. dep uty sheritfs and policemen, reinforced by armed citizens, battled to put down the disorder. Six convicts were shot and two others cut in the battle. Prison officials said that three or four of the wounded may die.
 The outbreak timed to start with the ringing of the first fire gong, began in the dining room, where the con yicts sought to detract the attention of the guards from the fires. prison officials said. Alarms souaded from four places in the institntion almost simultaneous ly, when guards discovered the prison CTS had fired the buildings with any material available.
 Some six hs.ndred prisoners had just taken their seats in the big dining room when one sent soup bowl ca reening down a long table. Instantly the room was in an uproar. for at the same moment the fire gong sounded an alarm from the construction shop, the linen shop, the kitchen and the, chapel.
 The guards in the dining room tried to quell the outbreak. but the prisoners pelted them with tableware and cut lery, all the time shriekiug and howl ing. The fire department, finding the blaze beyond it's control. called the city firemen, while riot calls were sent in for the police.
 Meantime the guards in the dining room had regained. in part. their con- trol and forced some of the men back to their cells, but two hundred rimore dashed for the prison yards, and when faced by other guards backed into building and ran for the top Of . tier of cells. From this vantage point they pelted the guards, reinforced by every available man in the prison. with bricks torn rom tne top or the wah. Deputy sheriffs and police from every precinct in the city soon added so the fighting force within the enclosure, and it was not long until the prisoners had been chased from the wall to their