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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-11-15
LOCAL LAcoNIcs
York County Ginninss.

The output OF the York county gins
up to November 12, 1921, was 30,271
bales, against 20,169 bales up to the
same date last year.
Rock Hill Teams Won.
Centering the interest of hundreds
Of young people in attendance upon the
York County fair in Rock Hill Friday
were the two football i. games played
Friday afternoon. Winthrop Training
School defeated Yorkville High AZ to 0,
while the Rock Hill High School team
defeated the Winnsboro High School
team Al to O.
The West Road. =
The West road on/which construc-
tion work was commenced severat
months ago has practically been COM
pleted to point near the home OF Mrs.
Ella Scoggins on the western OUT
skirts of the town OF Hickory Grove,
according to a Smyrna citizen who was
in Y Yorkville yesterday. Numerous car
owners were travelling ON the road last
Sunday, evidently with view to try
ing 1t out for the first time and they
were we'll pleased with 1t since traffic
continued from early morning until
late in the evening. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-11-15
THIRD WEEK JURORS

Jurors to serve during the third
week Of the court of common pleas
were drawn this morning as follows:
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[ rustee' S Auction
Sale a
Desirable Young
imber 'ract

H. execution OF = ccr;a.n deed of
trust 1" the undersigned tr!si,,.
dated March ., 1870. ana recorded in
Inc clerk office OF Caroline County
Court. in Decd Book IS. n.s, 3Gi
default having been made IN tn,. nav.
mcnt ui Il part of the dvbt therein
secured, ana hcIng required So to 10
by the beneficiary. viii SrII al
public auction. at busW,l. station.
ON g. y - Il: H. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 80. 1891.
"a; y NJ.
the real estate described IN the said
deed as tuii W.
Al! mat certain lot. piece or parc,.I.
OF .hnd ia .4c County q: Caroline
Va situated Ia 'ELt part known as
kcydy Church MngIstrrial. District.
and bounded on tie west Blythe lands
of Joseph Terrell, Robert Rose and
NrcHir Coleman. On the cast ny the
lands of SAID Terrell, Joseph BlAuton
and the Telegraph Road, On the west
hy tho lauu- OF iuhn Smiths estate.
iiibb and t!tr County Road known as
the oNfurt Road on the south by
the lanes .'diucs lilantou and said
iiilia estate ud containing $50 acres.
more OF less
executing THIS trust including ;rus.
tees commission at . per cent. any
taxes Oi interest unpaid. TO pay a
note %. S.i,0 past dug. and the
u.,lancc upon terms to he announced
~ the auctIoneer
W. l.. REESE.
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Where 10 Eat

KEoFE%ING uANUNER CAFE
Adams GuH FrHu.la So
Under Tie Llr.c, mapar.ncn, O: Ny.
Ioat Excellent food, Reasonable rates
Board uy .y-,.. or transient board
Home ,Du...i foods served
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AUCTION
SALE
Valuable Lease and
Fixtures, the Best
Location in
HopeweIl
SATURDAY. APRIL >,
at 4 NJ
THURSDAY. MARCH sd 81
tf 81 Nj


~ vr'"" of general decd OF as
tisnm"nt made 10y George Chnsles
ana wife To the undersigned trustee.
for 'hc hcnv0, OF creditors, I Shalt
sell az public auction. for cash the
ureNp'r"d lease having about seven
years To rum. on certain two-story
hr"k building "n Woodland Avenue.
,'dioin,ue 'nr Norfolk and Western
right OF way all tNtureS. consistiu.
II show Cases, Soda Fountain lee
Chest Chairs. Tables. etc: also on.
large R"trisyr atur. Hobart Sausag.
MIL Scales, CaSn Register.
sterling Bacon SIiCrr. McCaskey
SAT- Register, Electric Fan and other
TEHMS OF SALE Cash
MI other Information VIII be given
at ilnr Of sale. "r hy communicating
wi'h the uuders irucd
r.. w. TNI.AR.
Trustee
llppcVVtll Va
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TIiE. REST Al n .n!s column - tne AL
tina: tclls A.! tho facts about th1 propo-
a. you Want ~ ,euI u uouse. use tnsss
Want Ala
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RLlM ESTATE FOR RGNY
Nan:c,i-'io Rent

FLINT 81; HuCSf.-H .su"a-u,a ,-.
wants 'p REM Or s-rpglu 81. COZ , D. Y-
-lrr h1r-a .u Pa" ~,-t E.I So.
b" .'H-"rnJi" a'id location -ul-tui- wHu.i
rn' object to twc-y,ar lease VII 4a-
possession on zen days rpi.ee. B H4.--
fat' 'l.:-~.
ilptSi--N Wanted. 10 rruj us Ds.ur.I ;,u.
t.s. or s-rouu Npu. iiau4n.I .l ;-H,
SMALL HOUSE wanted d, i,ur Ir ~.,,,.rl.
o.. 'E- 'p.sH Answer -tl' 80 Street.
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Euery Ad This Page Is An Opportunity Read IT,
FINlfNti1L
Business Opportunities

uoCsE "au,H nau no,
SANE Mlsl in,cst ~ least sg.oOy.
which VIII earn d, handsome dis. lend.
hgs,Iu- atInty 40 go w,".. hooks
of concern uT'u 100 thorough InEestsa-
i.p-l uI desirable i.sFs.u- Address j. IN
s.u. I.mun n.W"i-H
r. AST-Suw Is the time 20
H'aft .a business while merchandise isl
Cheap. country utOr' UvIl4luE, ruCiu
tor BLlu COZ rent EStnuiisl..4 uEa'urs,.
Set urputs $1,000 pc! dnrulu- Consider
,i one uI fuu J-st 10 LlpHS ia ia" h'h4r
Ma shenandoah valley 90 ElrrlnIh
shout ..uuI feet elevation. uNH.iUokiHg
.ogh .tI h.auti!u. farm lands -
linguistic county. ti.h,al county south ~
Afuvuu. Irrauu line tuG.ttl"nt tY 500!
schools and churches luiim. Hate I"Ss"s-
-on. !.pr information. address u"HriN
49, a. AI,,,tiI s. 90. - &ot'h Fourth
~,ra.t ru.nl. l.ha Pa.
AIsT&tn wA%rEn ~ s"tus '"N g.
ut.. Uu-3r.aB covering al. l'sis D. STAT"
~ .r.'.uus. YppprtIulty i"r t.Eu' iuHii
--lrl som. capita. D. 800. care I'in's
4,-t.sMtN AS DiEECI FACTORY ro"rs.
s-nl,i.r. DO Naud.' rne u.-r n.r i'!
tgft UN,...uls .tr Uu Iu-- % 'lpnIt.. au
-,-'|..t. So COINS tt.t.lr b.s.t aur 500
sr- t..u,y Eas','u ruD"'s Isod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
FEIpAY. ArIlIL /. 1921.

It O|'IOCN I. NJ,
ON the farm 81 i. u. l.aPrndc In
Chesterfield County, Va: one Boiler.
one Encin" and one saw Mill. com.
plct" and in running order, also Ford
Runnbout
TERMS Cash only.
ALFRED T. COHEN Receiver,
go" Travellers Building Richmond. Va.
Bond required has been given
r"Stc. rlIlL V COGBIII, Clcrk.
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.t"-i !'r!i""l HHd t.sui-r
VIRGINIA RAILWAY y POWER
COMPANY
seventh aud Franklin Streets


NIKGl%l.t TRUST rOMrNNY
r. ehGueua. ~.
March - 1872,
The directors OF ihH rompnny hive
III IIE ti'elarri Is Ull .rrua II Two lrr
cent s-.rt payable uu AMI nf:rr Anrtl
1898 go aiuchh".dcr- OF record on March
l.. u AYLETV Secretary
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MERCHANDISE


DI,--I..iI.TA "I.l,.5-I.I,s. ..-.-, ~ .I.
""" rr.tn Ia. a. long 20. 'Hg snr'iy
Nt'' 20, "'i'b't S'4 '.- u
As"'. !-s Co.. r. lH1.- .-t'
'',s
e.+r. 90. '-' - ~ I'@HT" your 40
-''!ii va lem. ''.'''. '' N"'
P"asGl "a "a "Ss4;as.f'o $aa,r :SSi,
r.@.JrME sa:l, ,. AZ. ii,.ae.-h~4 :,
~, !sl'i 81. ''4s' @''" s'rs'', 'n'"e M"i'.
'9 ,..5 al; ,.aa.l NJ.
J.. r. is A mn. "a. want. es.. lr.an.. s
a5sr -. a.,l w. ..5a2. L Afs' '1.a,a
M.-' is."' -N' l"4'l"- ~'.'
.t.H n.i ur.I E.pt.r nr.t..r s...ai-
I.-r1 rE.r'r 1910 turIr. i.'. Is.4f.g.!
E..N.lsfE I..4.-r~. 800 <u-th
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SALE OF yAAr ih..h .:.-i.A.. ESTATE ny

= - l . "a . 4.
tpMM!sSIp\rk AMI sI.tS rtiE,
4tr gag'fS.S!tvE ~, Gas Commas. uUcr
dnG trustee. Hti!H- under iAr direction uf
d decree % tAs ,lGuG.t cu..t ut I..sst.l
vaCse OF Catherine T.. JD..Uso!. aud y. 4.
Johnson. v"uti!alaLHts nI..ry 4
Gibson Ct as, defendants. uu t!Ge !-tu day
%: AIUFCH 1871. w!l. uHvr tor sale 20 inr
CourJnuuay. IA ms Town q! L"onHom. ~
SlIl.t. LL ..rU 80 SiOrN !. Nj. u. SAIl-k-
Dan. Ai!tIl- =Np 1874 ease ig1oWIas
tracts oi lH1d set eli, HHa urser.o,u.
siYus. go whom t"r sAi" ,".su "as Ir
o. ono trac; Containing zoo acres, .uo.s
-: less. conveyed ~ itHI.ry =. Gibson ~
!sin Gay OF \o'rnu,!. 1871, oH .UVUes
CiveE. -, !,usSv.l county. iTS 4n.a.
81 one tract SuH..'iHluS ....uJ acres
more or .rss conNvSvd 20 n"rcy G. H.n.
on tnv !vIn Gay OF February, 1915. on
CuGl-i tr."Es - !+..sNtts IOunSy. Nsrs.gIa.
80 one tract .IutJ!U.'s 80. arlr-
more OF .-ss. ~u"'ySt. 10 liGr.,y (. . 81
uAtv on tho Itn IHy ui JInunuS. IyID oil
copper creek. ia hgsaet. CuHHb. va
TERMS Of SALE TO uv as follows CASH
costs I'D COMMISSIONS % sale. huG sun.
suiii. .-ut 10 ,Iy tHc agnt.Iut du- uEd,T =
Gel latu decd vi tIGst from Harvey <. t.ID-
con 10 1. 4. gums AMI T.. IEAHGOlUH Nh
Insurance Company TIL Say IlvHl ul Ger
taII. uolHs tuNvs, etc. "iI IH' ud.huuc Df
tn .ugtu IrtlCC To o- pdid ~ uU,. jWu
aaI I'm &C N,A!s IRON. d!.tu uI sale. a.! p-r-
vii" approved seSgr'.5 !oT' ".i deferred
G.Ee. un1,i ous hands tnis IAN d4y
VI ...rch. 1874.
=
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Suburban Tor sale

ii!Gii.AS!' IAiin homes :.aEgrs. I.st
Best Ai!ELius. Before ouyin. $50 CuAs
+. Hucnrinuni sole Agent. All.spn
nuI.L.ms NNHL l.,st NAM S.Lc.t.
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| rustee's Auction Sale
on THE
HANDSOME DWELLING KNOWN rs
No. 2712 Monument
Avenue

In eNocutipn OF :. decd OF trust d:.t-
"a August -, 1913. ana recorded In
tn" 'i"ri,'s office Of Richmond chan
Gerry Court in -. Il 2d1-D. nag, ass
default having been made in the puy-
meat 81 a portion of the debt tRvr,-
in secured and h"iuE required so 10
do. the Undersigned trustee viii sell
m"hd Real tstHt" Exchange. No. -
MorIh smith street. IN the city OF
iachWond. On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. 1921.
AZ Noon
tn" above mentioned dwelling. IN.
lot '"mmync"s at Il point on the north
l!n' "l Monument Avenue. 30 Tc,l
west OF Mulberry street. having :,
ir"ntaE" OF L. feet 10y u dopth al l.5
rect 20 an alley IA rear - fec; wide.
TERMS Enough In cash TO pay
cost of sale, any taxes thut may b,
'"r"s, ON same from February 2lnd
last. ga" residue upon tn" following
credits Ten notes dated August %
i"l" one tor S%"H al . months .tft"r
date. TWO Tor 500 each AT 80 and
5G months after date; four for S52a
each az -. IS. - ana GO months after
dat. and three principal notes. two
for 5000 each 1T two ana thrcr years
after datc and one FOR $l7.50o at
uVr years utt"r dat. IN" balance. II
any. payable at one and two Ntars
after date. Ia l." cViduuc-d hy notes
with Interest al led and secured by
decd - trust un the property
roLL.NKp X HAGI1Y. INC.
Trustee.
YOU save money Wien yuu ~. and SAL.
t"f"u.. in~sr Columns
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S.rS.ai Comm. ssiuucl
Ola KIM 4. g. Gbl.NS

~ THE ci.EHk OFFICE OF iur. uiII.
con tOUKI OF !iUsSf.I-L COUNTY.
NIIsG!NiA
/. i. II. Combs C.cTh OF the -aid yourt.
DO !cGe"s vvEtIiy lhai IA" """d ErGG.1cI
eel I.v Stsy,la. Commissioner ana ltL4sit>
ny lie degree yCudtr.u IT. SAID cause uu
smc !-th day OF March 1927! has bee"
uG.y CiNl1.
G:srr under my nInd ~ clerk o.: ;uv
sad court lL!s !iin IIS pt March. 1871.
l. e CDAIiSS
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DIRECTOR or PtBL!C SAFETY.
IIpuu. so 500 tItN iID.
EiJumuui. Va. NIltCN go. 1921.
PROPOSALS.
Scaled proposals VIII b- received at i.4.a
office until FIithy. Apfn 10. l'-t ti I-
u'uIoCi, noon tor ihv erection 'rd rniu.
.utat,d az Sceuud AN"uUa uHu STUART
Htr""i- Highland Park. !sichmuut. Va. ..g-
rurGiHE 80 ultu% ana specifications as
pr"rtr"d uy A."ssrS. 'nrn,uI y iUnusiuH.
Architects
ram, and specifications can u. rnHu and
other Iutpi NATION can Ar nAi uFHu april
cation u tlt" iIuiliIHs INSPECTORS ni'c',
Room 80 tu5. Ci,y iIn!l
y terl.dvd th"CH inG $500 u.u" '.u'ni.
rnny alI proposals. aud bond equal
fp 500 .HrU cont ui iEH amount OF contact
Mil Uc required "t the suecassfu. builder.
Tho b'r,gju. ui IGvl!C Sti''y '..... q.
tho right 10 'elrct g. a.. r.n- o.
furvu VIVA MYERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

Richmond. Va. March -. 1921
The Ronri "t Directors OF Vie savings
tank vi Richmond have Declared d!litI.nI
80 DO 90 tHtuu 60 SO. cont ..aU .tu tNtf.,
unc On p,r cent, hm"mut,Hs T." s. 600
fTrs Of tax out uI the earnings FOR M
mast three months. rayabic Nprit l. 1871
DIVIDEND CHECKS II 10 mailed
JAMES NJ, RAIL
CaE,Iic {.
NOTE that every Al |. correctly iudexua.
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Seeds. Plants, Fertilizers G;i
coWrEAS AND SOYA BEA&S. Also
ln'IION NnEI -

wv ! isNH .NNll S''f y ltF.A NS ALSO
COTTON SEEDS.
immediately tell j. NJ Fic,d. climax.
H"Tin Carolina, uo,. many peas, sUyd
Leans or cotton seeds YOU would like to
nave ~ the pfiCr - g!snt. .tIt!n- the va
!!"iS d"str.d. allowing him time 20 ngUro
Inc freight on what YOU want i NJ
tir.r seeds pass Virginia State BOARDS
i'puiI .iTtnis. Nuh sea Wv.to hn I'm :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

YOU saw. nuu"S wien You NJ. and s..
.Uf"u... THESE Columns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
RtcnIn"nd. virginia. March ~. 1921
At . meeting e.! thg directors a.. the
Ola Dominion T.ust company HsiI tnis
dan thc regular duIrt"rlN b.N!u-ud a.; /.
per cent un the capital sluCh of The com
pany y,I, declared. payable on aud aftrl
Aprii l. lJ.t to Stockholders .! record a.
OF Narul 30, Iy2!
Ch-CKs wal! be mailed.
". IL. SLAUGHTER
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Receivers Sale at Auction

VI i''I .i.lN. i.N'it NJ. SAM MILL.
tpkD itNABDUT
Pursuant to decree OF Circuit Court
or Chesterfield County. entered Feb
ruarE H.. 1921. In suit of Adkins vs.
Adkins "t al, the undersigned re-
oviNcr VIII sell at auction
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MnntCti--'rn Iiu,

ANTIQUES AND FEATHER HEDS-Aoy.
ming IN antique furniture VIII IN
anywhere ia Virginia See ali o,hnr
buyers then call the man ;hat rays ion
prices. Madison u3Gs. heard. ia w. ~
Main Street richmond Va
ANTIQUES iiighest cash prices paid . viii
call hHyw here. W. Wasseriluu s6s
North seventh Street Randolph $40
FJRSlTtUE wanted. any tuantiIy. n.o,
prices raid Madison 1906.
HIGHEST va-ii prices paid iDr ..con6
hand clothes. Call hnmdoinh Gl32
HIGHEST cash prices paid for used fur
niturr. Randolph l2lS.
IL You hnv" furniture to soil. sec Hughes
Furniture Co, - y. Fifth Street
TO use these want Ads 10 10 b sars OF
fAAultA
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HfRtHiND!Sl.
ROOMS ND EUIRD

WI a,d 10. 's ;... 'a." "ra..'r. a'' sag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

SPECIAL. SAi.t:-e0sS .Iisro,I,,i 81.
prices on every article M oug store
greatest values ever offered !yurion's
jewelers., III East Broad Street All
kLnnn Of In:,Aits INV urlcs. -.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
WORK CONGRESS MEMBERS
REPORT TRADE IMPROVING
Harding to Open and Hoover to Preside at Unemploy
ment Meeting Today in Washington With
Sixty Sanguine Delegates Present.

employers. local authorities and civic
bodies to restore conditions to their
proper trend.
Secretary Hoover will be the chairman
OF the conference. which will dissolve al
most Immediately into groups TO con-
slider the problems that already have
been selected by the economic advisory
committee OF the Department or Com
merce. appointed some days ago TO do
the preliminary work OF the conference.
1t IS the intention or the officials TO do
away with much of the ordinary routine
and the social affairs that usually attend
such n conference. 1t Is intended that
the delegates get down to business al
once in order to lose no time In the res
foration Of industry through such means
as may be determined.
The delegates will have before them
the mass of statistical material collected
by Secretary Hoover and by Secretary
of Labor Davis. who also is member
of the conference. This pertains 10 un-
employment conditions. particularly as u
applies to those industries the recovery
Of which has not been SO noticeable as
others. This will be the basis upon which
the work will proceed.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
TO FIGHT BOOTLEGGERS
NOW IN DRUG BUSINESS

ATLANTIC CIrY, Sept. 25.---Druggists
arriving here to-day for the forty
seventh annual convention OF the Ma
tional Wholesale Druggists Association
have declared war on bootieggers. Since
the advent OF prohibition, It Is said.
thousands OF former saloon keepers have
gone into the"drug business" fitting UP
camouflage drug stores 10 enable them
to continue dealing In liquor.
Such places. Il Is declared, are offtimes
fitted out at the cost OF thousands OF
dollars. A registered pharmacist Is hired
as clerk and a stock OF proprietary
medicines and toilet articles is installed.
In many cases. 1t is declared, only
an examination Of the books OF tho con-
Germs will show the true nature of their
business. Wholesale druggists. it is an
nounced, are willing to assume respon-
sibility of distribution OF liquor for
medicinal purposes. but they purpose
to insist that the Government protect
wholesalers by taking greater care in
the issuance or permits.
Bootleggers posing as druggists are
rapidly bringing the business into dis
repute. some OF the delegates said to-
night.
1t is expected that 500 wholesalers will
be present at the Hotel Traymore when
L. d. Sale. president, calls the conven-
tion to order.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
REDS PLOT TO SEIZE
STEEL MILLS HERE

Special Despatch 10 THE New fonK IiERALp.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.--The red flag OF
revolution has been secretly hoisted
among the thousands OF steel mill work.
ers In Hammond. Gary. East Chicago
and Indiana Harbor.
Agents OF Lennc and Trotzky have
been spreading communistic propaganda
among the steer makers for several
weeks. Secret meetings Of radicals who
urge seizure or destruction Of the great
mills IN the Calumet region are being
held IN Chicago.
Hundreds OF idle workers. nearly all
~ whom urc foreigners. have been
sounded 90 learn IL they will join tho
Red" organization TO flight capital
with any available weapons"
This information was obtained to-day
from reliable sources. Officials OF the
Gary and East Hammond steel mills
said they had no reports OF unrest, but
admitted that radical agents had been
working among their employees with
their knowledge.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
BOY OF I6 RESCUES
TWO MEN IN SURF
Third Man Is DToWned at
Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. Sept o5.-Leon-
ard Blair. &C. Of $ North Delaware
avenue, this city eaved two men from
drowning to-day while hundreds ooked
on from the Boardwalk. The names Of
the rescued mon we're not learned. The
two men were out about 4 hnndred
yards when they were caught by an
offset current which swept them out to
sea. Blair plunged into the surt. carry
Ing small life savers buoy With him.
while volunteers manned iifeooat and
launched II through the heavy waves
Blair reached the two n,en and helped
to hold the younger above the surface
while thc older clung to the buoy Then
the lifeboat arrived and Blair and the
two men ware hauled aboard.
Foster T. Parker. stenographer at
general headquarters ct the Y. NJ. G. A..
New York. was caught in a strong ur-
dertow and drowned willie three life
guards were trying to reach him.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
KILLS FATHER-fN-LAW
AT TARGET PRACTICE
E. L. Sheiters's Firing Held to
Be Accidental.

SAEANAc LAKE. Sept 25.-Henry Man
ley of Salmon River was shot accl-
dentally and instantly killed by his SON
in-law. Elmer l.. Shelters. also Of Sal
mon River, late yesterday, II was learned
to-day when the body was brought here
The accident was the first hunting
fatality In this section this season. The
men had returned from a days hunt
ing and were engaged in target prac-
tice when John Maney, son of the vic
tim. cleaned the rifle and handed II to
Shelters, who unlocked the magazine
and moment later in turning TO sec
an object which his father-in-law had
called his attention, discharged the rifle.
The bullet struck Manley in the right
temple.
Coroner J. A. Farrell of Saranac Lake
decided that the shooting was an acci-
dent.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
7 CHICAGO POLICE
FACE LIQUOR TRIAL
Evidence Against Hundreds TO
BE Put Into Shape for Fed
eral Grand Jury.

spee.at Despatch 10 Tn; NEw Y0sK IirsAIr.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.--Fcderal indictment
OF seven policemen. four OF whom are
commanding officers. was promised BY
the Assistant United states Attorney.
Harry Brin. as the Governments first
move to help Chief Fitzmorris rid the
police department OF mcn involved IN
liquor deals. The United States Attor-
ney. Mr. Clyne. said:
I'VE have evidence against hundreds
of policemen, which has been investi-
gated and found true. We are working
at top speed to get the evidence in shape
for the Federal Grand Jury.
Chief Fitzmorris is better able TO judge
the extent of the liquor traffic within
the department than we are. In return
for information we furnish him we shall
expect that he will in turn cooperate
with US. Policemen caught in the liquor
traffic will ba punished just the same
as other citizens
The men 10 be named. Mr.. Brin said.
are involved IN the operations of band
which IS said to include Edward Smale,
Edward Mitchell and Thomas Carlisle.
detective SegBc2 ntS. all or the Deering
street station. now at liberty on bonds
OF $4,000 each.
Chief FItzmorris amplified hi.s state
ment OF Saturday night, when ne pub
licly charged that upward of fifty per
cent. OF Chicago's police force were
identified VITA the bootlegging industry
by saying:
Prohibition enforcement in Chlosso
Is Joke. That statement not only goes
for the police department but for the
citizcnry. Thousands or Chicago men
and women arc Interested in violating
the prohibition laws every day"
Chief Fitzmorris admitted that al
least one captain was named in his
sweeping transfer order of Saturday be
cause of his oootlegging operations. He
continued.
To-day saw another wholesale shift
ing of police captains, lieutenants. SER
geants and patrolmen. will break up
the ring of crooked policemen who are
hand and glove with these boo;legginG
rings II have 20 issue transfer orders
twice a day.
Chicago IS like q dry farm needing
water. and the prohibition enforcement
office il as futile as any group OF men
would be who tried 10 stop the rair
and prevent the ground from soaking
up the moisture. The only way to make
prohibition an actuality here or any
place else IS u stop liquor at its source"
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
French Bring Wreaths
for Oppau Blast Dead

MANNHEIM, Germany, Sept.
25.-It is estimated that TO-
600 persons to-day attended the
funerals of the victims Of the
Oppau explosion at the Ludwigs-
hafen cemetery. The French
military authorities were repre-
sented by Generals Lenctz and
Dandand. Both these officers
brought wreaths and expressed
coincidence to President Ebert OF
Germany and Premier Lerchen-
field of Bavaria. Herr Ebert re-
plying said he was touched by
the manifestation of human SYM
pathy which had set aside the
barriers arising from the war.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
BALKY RIFLE KILLS
CHUM OF ITS OWNER
Trigger FGiis in Shooting at
Frogs Before Accident.

a rife with which Paul Altman OF ! 1
Fulton street. Jamaica, was shooting
frogs In Lily Pond. In woods on the
rorth side of Queens Boulevard. failed
to respond 70 the trigger yesterday and
Altman pointed II In the air and snapped
The trisger several times. Altman low
cred the barrel and without noticing
pointed IL directly at Paul Panhorst, %,
OF Morningside and Barnett avenues.
jamaica He tried the trigger again.
This time tho cartridge was dis
charged. Panhorst fell. The bullet had
entered hts left eye. Altman ran TO the
boulevard and sent word 20 policeman
Mt a nearby booth. Patroiman Edward
j. Bischoff found Panhorst dead
Altman was arrested on n charge Of
homicide and locked UP at the Richmond
Hill station. tIo and Panhorst had been
chums for years.