davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1922-01-19
Fishery Commissioner
 Resigns His Position

Washington, Jan. 19.-Dr. Hugh M. Smith, who has been IT. s. commis- sioner of fisheries since 1o19 has re- signed after 36 years of service with the bureau of fisheries. Inquiry at the department of commerce which has Jurisdiction over the bureau or fisheries gave no indication today as to Dr. Smiths successor.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-19
RELIGIOUS WAVE

Glasgow, Jan. 19.-A religious wave is now sweeping over the fishing viii lages on the east coast of Scotland.
 Believing that the failure of the herring fishing season is a visitation for unrighteous living, the fishermen are parading the highways singing hymns and testifying in other ways to their religious fervor There is scarcely fishing village which is not affected.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-19
CLEANING FURNITURE.

If the white furniture is not enameled it should be washed little at time with sandsoap and if il is enameled n neutral soap should be used Each spot, as if is washed Sshould be thoroughly dried.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-19

There are today 62,Ooo,oo tons gross Of shipping afoat or under
New Britain herald., 1922-01-19

Strictly fresh eggs, 2 dog. sl,oo. Russell BroS.-advt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-24

motv pentru in prpa adunare genes
Ia extraorinara Este acesta motivpentru
calce hotrca aounare generate della Aance hotarfre
sanctonata de repezentant utnror solicitation din
Uniunes Constitute impractical ssem de admnstrae della
niune, sub sa ucrat della ncepu moy sa
came aunarea Ununei mai dc s6paminis Daca
doreste refola administrative dece s'ar face aceasta
reforma la adunarea regulate uniue cand to deegati
veni prega cade ntarziere de cinci sapta
mani constitute primeie ns adunare anuntaa numa
10 zile nane nesoconta lasa tot une
tenn 81 astaz.
Ne hotarsen zaru sa stea neutru 81 sa la deloc
parte in dscute acestu incident regretab Foaia Drep-
atea anuntase la Uniune udee supt in cprgere lar
o edactor carl MAVEN nici dreptu 81 nici punta de
controa regstree Uniune, fl mai stii De aceea
abtinu della orce comentar neacand aceva decat
rugam pc membr solicitation nstit pana ce acu-
zaori prezent dovez Dr acu cand vedem ca acca-
TIT crede ca membri funconar soceta Desteaptae
Romano Hora Unrc'' fos ndus in de unul
dol oameni gandur prccpcte carl sau cuibarit de Gu
rand in mjocu lor Gle dragu neresulu general de
lgul buzaruu find seosi de apuca slube la Unune "a
zar Mai credem Gle sub care socie-
tatea din Detroit fost nusl ssi numele nr
un motv pent adunarea generaa extra
vez ci numa pc vore Mai creem easemenea ca afnnare
generaa extraordinary nr un timp at de scurt
nu nuna ca necesta ceue zaarnce dar nu poate ouc.
nIcl lmbunaa!lrea administrative pc totii dorm
G. STANCULESCJ1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-24

. ranit pc mecanicul de II Sana-
toriul Antohiu. NeAoFocitul me-
eanic v0it sd paraseasca servi-
eiul, un agent al politiei, ehelnat
de ,S9natoriu, voia sal -daca la
sectie.. -Mecanicul ma yrut. Agen-
| tul revoltat de aeeasta nesupn-
mere, scoate fevelveful 81 TRACE
in cetatean. A fost, doar ranit din
Lfericire. Aceste doua accidente.
ca sa nu le zicem atentate, s'au
urmat unul dupa altul, in inter
val de "a de ore. Nu ne indoim
ca justitia Isl va face datoria.
Ele insa denota o lnentalitate
specified, post-razboinica.
In tarile upde revolntia ras-
tilrnat ordinea legala, eel ce an
lzurpat puterea dispretuesc yiata
adversarilor lor. In celelalte tari,
agentii inferiori al fortei publice
nu sunt mai respectuosi de yiata
celor mai mici.
S'a obisnuit bestia omeneasca,
s'a dbisnuit sa verse sarge, sa
ucida. A. ucide un ON, Ii Sc pare
mai putin decat a taia craca unuf
pom. E orfbil. rarica toate tind
sa arate ca civili1atiunea sc ma
rule, BARBARA stramoseasca re-
| 1nvie.
S'a' pfoslavit> prea multi 'yoini,
tcia, eroismul cclor ce pc campul
de l,tpta WARSAW sange. Gel mar
giniti nu stiu face deosebirea
dintre raAboi, dintre lupta dreap.
ia din razhoi 81 miseleasca ucidere
celui neinarmat. LII Sc pare chiar
altora mai putin marginiti, ca
deosebirea nu prea mare. S'a
evitat in totul razbOinlni a sc
subliMa cat de mare pacatul
celui ce q provOcat razboiul. 81
mintile mioape nnmai fac distinc-
ltiuni. Daca mergem asa, mergem
la peire sigura. Sa ne reculegem
prin urmare. Sa luam masuri ca
raul ce Sc intipde ca o pccingine
otravita, sd fie lGcalizat 81 vim
decat.
Omenirca are nevOe de vOrba
buna; trebue spus oamenilor, ca
pc pamant nu mimic mai scunAp.
ca viata. Sa respecte fiecare viata
semenului. Sa ne intoarcem ell
totii fata cu scarba, de la cei ce
Sc grabesc varsa sange. Fiindea
Q pretios sangele, fiindca viata e
un bun, pc care nici un ON nu O
pOate da, sa finn crutatOri cu
viata oamenilor, sd nu admitem
distrugerea vietii omenesti, orr
care ar Fl scuza.-
Carmuirile sd pedepseasca sas-
pru pc Gel ce varsa sange, sd nu
faca deosebire intre purtatorii
de bonnie 81 purtaterii de sable,
cand 7si permit sa-si bata joe de
viata oamenilOr. Sa le intre In
cap 81 anarhistilor 81 politistilor
de tot soiul, ca nu sunt judeca-
tori nimanui 81 nu Pot pedepsi
ne nimeni. Spada justitiei 81 cada
necrutatoare pc grpmajii 81 unora
Isl altora.
(Din "Albina").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-24
A n ! n 7

Adncem Ia cunastinta onor
parochii 81 s0cietati din loc Q;
am decisr aranjiarca unei petre
ceri pc ziua de II August q. c
din incidental aniversarei de l;
ami de Ia zidirea bisericei ort
rom. ''Sf. Maria din Cleveland
Ohio. Rugam a Ru aranja petre
ceri pc acea ri.
comitetul aranjator.
(169 & 72).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-24
Il|FORMATIUN|

Mt. Delaware, Wis. - Ambrose
B. Hare, de 76 AMI, unul din cei
'trei cal : mai ramas din regimen
tul IS de Wisconsin care . luat
parte Il ra1boiul civil, q murit
aici dupa o boala de cateya sap
tapani. Reeimentul mn mai are
de ct dol mpnbrii in viata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-24
m HuCA 0DNDfIOlUI.

Dare vorbeste Irlanda atata
despre pacea nOastra ca moi des.
pre- eie
ID
Nh te increde i'm Orisicine. Daca
oamenii n ar fl atat de increza-
tari advocatii n ar avea de lucrn
nici pc jllmatate atata cat an
acum.
"a
Acei earl dOresc reintOarcerea
-ZilelOr bune' din trecut nu doresc
reIntOarcerea camcrei de tor
TURF.
-
Vorbind despre amornl Ia pri-
ma vedere'' nnii sc amoreZeaza
fara ca sd vada. mai ales cand G
vorba de milioane.
d
Poti vorbi multc despre frumu-
setea ia, dar aceasta nu este tot
deauna destul pentru ca sa induci
pc sotul tau sa-ti cumpere toalete
q
Osteopatii spun ca oamenii uita
cum sa umble. Nh pana cand Sc
pun i'm vinzare automobile vechi
il
Il fOarte usor sd aleei ri de
picnic. Alege ziua care-ti place 81
apOi amana picnicnl pentru ziua
urmatoare. Poti fl sigur de vreme
frumoasa.
u
Mute din crKele eurapene sur
Fabricate in Franta".
A
Nh g mirare ca sunt atatea ne
cazuri. Fiecare contribute la eau
zarea lor.
Flecare ON pOate face ce vrea.
daca nu Sc gaseste inca cineva sa
vOiasca acelaS lucru.
I'm banchier s'a impuScat pen
truca a f0st datOr cuiva. Nu este
destula munitie pentru toti cei
earl sunt in datnrie.
i
Sc intampla 81 minuni. S'a GA.
SIT femeie, fondatoare de club.
care nu este divortata.
81
Vecinii admirable sunt acei carl
mn observa absenta ia cand esti
in vacanta.
81
o romanca din Cleveland crede
ca americanele m Sc ocupa dc
altceva decat de cucerirea tineri-
Ior romani pc carl dansa ar dori
sal innate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-24
G. STANCULESCJT,

Y. Clark, imparatul temporal
al ordului misterios al Ku Klux
Klanllor, dat ordin general in
tTeg imperinlui invisible ca mas
tile klanilor sa nu fie purtate de
cat atunci cand eli cOnvin in ca
merele lor secrete. La adunarile
de sub cerul liner nu Sc vor folosi
aceste masti.
Rlchmant, Va. Woodson w.
Woodward, uh copilas de dol ami
din Richmond, caiatOrind cu pa
rintii sal pc un tren &c facea O Vi
teza dc 30 mile pc ora, STA perdut
balonasul sau' de joe prin fereas-
ira trenului. El s'a ayantat dupa
balonas 81 a afcazut dim tren. IRE.
nul fost aprit imediat dar nu
sa putut opri decat la distanta
de mila de Il lOcul caderei. CO.
pilasll a fost eit de unsfermier.
Dupace STA r&iicat balonul, ell a
fugit, rMind, dupa tren. Ca prin
IMMUNE MI i-s'a intanrplat mimic.
Washington. = Contele Carol
de Chambrun, din neamul conte-
lui La Fayete, unnl din cei mai
mari eroi al revolutiei pentru M
dependenta Americei, a fost np-
NIT insarcinat eli afacerile amba-
sadei franceze pc durata yacantei
ambasadorrAui Jusserand al Fran
tel. Numirea. asfost facuta de pre-
mierul POincare.
So
Youngstown, Ohio. - Uciderea
lui Charles Kaire de catre un
muncitor este a doua ucidere din
septamana treeuta. In alt num-
citor, Andrew Wugrinec, a fost
omorlt in casa sa. Politia cauta
pc ncieas care Ia injpnghiat de
mai m'iiteori f 4 i
Louisville, Ky. Gu trei sap
tSmani in urma agentii federaii
de prohibitie au gasit Ia beraria
Frank Fehr niste beuturi alcoo-
lice, in urma carei descoperiri "a
brica a fost inschisa, All s'a re.
deschis din non, in urma ordinu-
lui ministrului de justitie Dau.
gherty. Fabricarea Sc va face sub
suprayeghiere federala 81 nu Sc
vOr IaDrlca decat beuturi nea3-
coolice. Beutura poate fl fabri-
cata, pnse in sticle 81 inmagazi-
nata. Nu s'a dat insa vote pentru
yinderea eli.
Bellefontaine, O. William
Drummer, de sc. ami, nn fermim
bosat, s'a ucis eri taindu-si gatul
cu nn cutit mare. Fl, . lasat o.
notita in care Apune ca grevele|
de Ia caiie ferate si mipele de car
buni l'au amar5t asa eli nu mai
vrea sa traiasca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-24
DIN PATRIE

Raspuns,ll gllvernului ,bulgar Ia
nota remisa de catre Romania,
Serbia 81 Grecia Ia Sofia, q sosit
Guvernul bulgar nu Sc solida.
rizeaza GU comitagiii, dar cere Q
ancheta internatiopala care 50
coAstste acest Asamestee ei ca
Bulgaria nu este in masura, con.
farm di9poaitiilqr tretatului De la
INenlly, 81 p6streEe foftee nece-
care peptrp ! Sc impotrIi han
delor.
MiaisterM iiasptelor 1 expsaiat
leeatinpei peastse din Psris srlaa
a. 80 Mi frapci frsncesi pentyp
plata schnS6ului avantsjaa AT
~ 4iler mell1i ~ lspte I 4
eere ! rtlp94 in resttn n,
NM 1xrilpr Al eoutia.
Iiite 90 GyeFR pEsA \
I ipsi i 1c @te \ y tets ors- NJ
81, ~. |. |. ! . I !. ~ /,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-24

Dare vorbeste Irlanda atata
despre pacea noastra ca moi des
pre- a eie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantc(i-Niale

SALEsMEN TO sell fruit trees w. r
Hood * Co.. 1925 Chambcriayno Avenue
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
.l.N!,.,JNCkIliENTS
Deaths

CHA i.Ei--Dicd. at her residence, No.
-. south Cherry Street. Mrs. Minnie y.
GhA,,.vy wife OF Mr.. Joseph y. ChaIklcy.
=; d.S0 +. Vi. Monday. January 20 In
her Jsih year. Funeral Wednesday.
January IS. 10 y. NJ. from Sacred Heart
Cathedral lnterment 81. Marys Gene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
To Be Continued Tomorrow!

Tho double column flare headline
always greatest readers but
doesn't it contains greatest amount or news
"A two-column article of IL or robbery or fire
may be interesting the moment,
Near the back OF the paper columns md columns
OF little "sOrics that will
Classified ads don't contain thrilling details, but they
DO include valuable details telling YOU you can
get the talking machine, carriage, motorcycle or
some other object or which you've searching
And this classified 'story' of column column Is
continued from day o dny.
1t will YOU to be II consistent reader!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

HE STRIKE PROBLEl
SO WE'D
BY
NEW PRICES
ON OUR
USED FORD CARS.
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL
TYPES AND MODELS. OUR BIG
SELECTION. BOUGHT AT RIGHT
PRICES, GIVES YOU THE OPP
PoRTuNITY TO GET A MANI
MUM VALUE AT a MINIMUM
INVESTMENT. JUST y FEW OF
THEM BELOW:
FORD TOURING. 1921 MODEL.
equipped with starter and de-
moun:ablc rims. shock absorbers,
escciien, mechanical condition.
$3.50.
FORD TOURING. 1921 MODEL.
equipped with starter and plain
wheels. shock absorbers. oversize
walnut wheel and lock- s29S,
FORD TOURING. 1920 MODEL.
equipped starter and demountable
rims. Runs good. s25S.
FORD TOURING. 1920 MODEL.
Electric starter. natural wood
wheels. demountable rims. excel
lrn- snarhanical
FORD TOURING. 1920 MODEL.
Equipped with starter and plain
wheels. shock hbsorbcrs. s2gG.
FORD TOURING. late model.
without starter; motor overha ulyd
and runs like new. Sls5.
FORD RuNADoUT. 1870 model.
equipped with starter and plain
wheels. excellent running cond.-
ton. seas.
FORD COUPE. 1920 MODEL.
Equipped with starter and de-
noumtab!c rims. Excellent me-
chanical condition. $3.50.
FORD TON TRUCK. Equipped
with pneumatic tires. panel side
body. saS5.,
FORD TON TRUCK. EQUIP
ped with solid tires. platform open
body and cab. $500.
FORD LIGHT CHASSIS. LATE
MODEL. Equipped with good tires
and In fair running condition.
SIS.
FORD CHASSIS. LATE MODEL
In good rum condition: equip
ped with good ;.rcs. SEQ.
FoRD SUI BAN. 1920
MODEL. Electric starter and do
mountablc rims. {3G5.
OTHER CARS NOT LISTED
ABOVE.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALL
TYPES or NEW CARS. SALES
MEN ON FLOOR Will Gladly
DEMONS AIE TO YOUR En-
TIRE SAilsFACrION. LIBERAL
TERMS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25

TIMER or sheet metal helper. with Is
months experience. desires work. sl5
North Twenty-flfth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wnntcti-Niale

SLATER wants work In city or out OF
town. Phone Madison 5303-w. Address
1873 Hull Street. South Richnond. ID. Il.
Crawford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
Specific Classification Of
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-FcmaIo SO

NURSE-An Intelligent young lady de-
sircs position nurse for Invalid or
elderly lady. Call Madison 6lS2-w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25

HANb bAG-Los;. saturday nigh, Ia III
hey between SIKH and Broad ana IIar.
rls"n ana fIanklih. lady's hand bag
brown leather. Owners card inside.
iiberal reward. lhou. Boulevard 5.iG.
l-QsT--in w"-ti.ound titney. on IIT0aI
Street. Jewe! comb. Phone Randolph
27ia.
PEAkLs--Losi. string OF pearls, between
l'O1 Grove and 500 Addison. Reward.
Gail Mad!son 1901
UNHRELLA--Los;. In tltney tuesday
morning, brown sill: umbrella. Reward
~ Madison 21Is.
The herald., 1922-09-14
CHARTER.

any wise appertaining. situated in tn,
FIRST District of New Orleans, in squar.
49,. bounded by Magazine. Callope
Constance and PoeYfarre streets desIg
by Hunter Stewart, surveyor, under
date of May 5, 1883, annexed TO an acl
before \. V. Philip, Notary Public, On
July 16. 1888, which said lots measur,
as follows. Lot No. l measures 81
feet inches and lines front on Mag,
azine street by lis feet in depth, be
tween parallel lines; lots Nos. = an,
3 adjoin each other and measure eaCf
81 feet inches and lines front OF
Magazine street by ll5 feet in depth
between parallel lines. having the US,
OF an alley in the rear opening int
Calliope street and measuring 10 feel
wide.
Acquired by Mrs. Olga SvidelIe STAGE
widow of Harry y. STAGE. as follows
One-half interest, as wife. IN com.
munity of Harry o. STAGE. by purchas,
Harry .. STAGE, on February 10, 1921
registered in Conveyance office, boob
1888, folio 2ll; Mortgage Office, boob
1854, folio 20; by notarial act befor,
W. Morgan Gurley, Notary Public. one.
half interest by Inheritance as widow
and sole and only heir of Harry O
STAGE. by Judgment in the succession
of Harry o. STAGE, rendered and signed
February 10, 1922, and registered in
Conveyance Office book 3i6, folio 37l
Which item is taken at valuation
of 100000.
Ths present Board Of Directors
namely, James J. Landry. Arthur Y
Robertson and Mrs. Olga Svidelle STAGE
being sworn by me, notary, according
to law, declare under oath that the
above properties are fully worth the
ADVERTISEMENTS hereinabove made by
them, as appears next to each item
and further, from mortgage and con.
veyance certificates obtained, il does
not appear that said property has been
on q faar a1 al lion faA hr-
STAGE, and from tax receipts for the
years 1913, 1920 and 1921 II appears
that ali taxes on said properties have
been duly paid, and the aforesaid de-
scribed properties have been transferred
and accepted by nOtarial act before
the present Notary on this 3Ist day
or July, 1922, for payment of subscrip-
tons OF Mrs. II. o. STAGE for 80 shares
OF the capital stock OF this corporation
Thus done, sworn to and passed be-
fore me in my office at New Orleans
on the day, month and year first above
written, in the presence of VIM. BoizeIle
and VIM. Williams, competent wit
nesses. who hereunto sign their names
with the said appearers and me, Notary,
after reading of the whole.
Original signed: Arthur V. Robert.
shares; James j. Landry, l share.
=. Witnesses: VIM. Boizelle, VIM. Will
liams.
C. W. PUNEKY.
-, NOldTy HuOllc.
/, the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages for the parish of Orleans state
OF Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of incor-
poratlon OF the IL. y. STAGE Real Estate
and Investment Co., Inc, was this day
duly recorded in my office, in book
1868. folio
New Orleans, Aug. l, 1922.
ROBT. SCOTT,
Deputy Recorder OF Mortgages.
"A true copy:
(SeaD c. w PUNEEY
Aug. sept. Z. Notary Public.
The herald., 1922-09-14
CHATTER OF
TIE =. o. STAGE REAL ESTATE
AND 1NVESTHENT CO., INC.

United States of America. State Of
Louisiana, Parish of Orleans. civ of
New Orleans. Be IL known that ON
this dav ~ tha % vi
IN the year of our Lord.
one thousand nine hundred and twenty,
Two. ana or the independence of the
united states of America. the one hun
urea ana forty-sixth, before me, Cor
MENUS w. Puneky, a Notary Public.
duly commissioned and qualified In ana
Tor the parish OF Orleans, in the pres-
ence of the witnesses hereinafte,
named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared the parties whose
names are hereunto subscribed. Ali of
Iult age, who declared that awaiting
themselves or the provisions of the
laws OF this state relative to corpora
IONS tney nave covenanted and agreed.
ana Dy these presents covenant and
agree and bind themselves, as we'll as
such other persons as may hereafter
become associated with them, to form
ana constitute corporation and BODY
pohtic In law, for the purposes and
ooJects ana under the stipulations and
artIe pTIc following; to-wit:
ARTICLE I. The name of this cor
poration shall be The N O. Stace Pal
Estate and Investment Co, Inc.
ARTICLE III. The objects and mr.
poses for which this Corporation 4.
organized and the nature Of the bust
ness TO be carried on by IL ara de.
clared to be the following, to-wit: To
own buy' mortgage. improve. deal in
ana sell real estate in every branch.
ana 70 90 all such things as may be
incident thereto.
ARTICLE III The capital stock Of
SAID corporation shall be Ten Thousand
The herald., 1922-09-14
CHARTER.

i, the undersigned notary public, here
by certify that the above and foregoing is
true and correct copy of charter of q.
Schimer, of Louisiana, Inc, passed before
me on August 10Th, 1922.
In faith whereof. I have hereunto af-
fixed my official signature and seal. at
New Orleans, this 10th day of August,
1922
(SeaD FRANK VIM. HART,
Notary Public.
Aup 21-0ct
The herald., 1922-09-14

7. the undersign,ssus pariss w,
CAGES :; 81 in and for ss, ,as dc Is q
'tnnsaa5rp tas o. T.: q ~ n ass
,%; s5 sS s;,! !. Il 3; s. ;.$ &,
7 tsSi Sign Ro ,.IIy i ne 49,
koIn So, g :, ana e 's ~ record :ssa . .
&; Notarial Resi ssstssrsof. 80
Impress 0t my L. L: AZ
CseaD A. D. Ns's'
Aug. lo-ssDt a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
MAN
SHOOTS JAILER
BEFORE KILLED
Five Relatives of Henry Bond
Held in Jail to Learn How
Prisoner Got Gun for
Shooting.

JACKSON, Miss.-F'iye relatives OF
Henry Bond. condemned murderer who
yesterday shot and fatally wounded
Russell Harris. jailer OF the Kinds cOun-
ty jail were being held in jail IN Col
Inns. Miss. awaiting their return to
Jackson to be questioned by authorl-
ties regarding happenings prior to the
shooting
According to authorities. the five
relatives visited Bonds cell two hours
before the shooting. Sheriff Williams
stated that they would be brought here
and questioned IN an effort to throw
some light on how the condemned man
came into possession OF the pistol with
which he killed the ja!ler. Harris was
shot when he went TO Bonds cell with
the prisoners noon day meal AS he
unlocked the door. Bond sprang upon
him and fired shot into the Jaller 5
breast and started to run. Harris. al.
though mortally wounded, sent three
shots at the fleeing man. Killing him in
stantly. Harris died short time af.
terward No decision has been reached
as to what disposition viii be made OF
Bonds body. lie was 10 have been
hanged next Friday for participating IN
the killing Of Jake Green. prohibition
officer. and r. l.. Dunman. town mar
shall OF Rchton. Miss who were at.
tempting 10 raid moonshlne still op-
Grated by Bond
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
TWO KILLED IN
WRECK ON KATY
NEAR MUSK0GEE
Engineer Misread Orders and
FrNght Train Ran on
Time of Passenger; Six
Persons Hurt.

MUSKOGEE. Okla.-Two men were
killed and more than half dozen per-
sons We're injured in headon coils.
ion between u passenger Train and an
extra freight on the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas road four miles east OF Tulsa
this morning.
The dead: Edward Morris, 800 Law
renee street, Muskogee. engineer on
the passenger train.
5. j. Richardson. Parsons. Kansas.
brakeman on the freight train. The
injured are passengers. Accardtng 10
report 10 the headquarters the crew
misread their orders and were running
on the passenger trains time. Morris
served 35 years as an egineer.
Railway officials here say the freight
train had been annulled between Usage
and Wybark but for some unknown
reason the crew continued. The wreck
occurred during a heavy fog A relief
train was dispatched from Tulsa while
wrecking crew was being brought
from Tulsa. Farmers residing In the
vicinity OF the wreck performed the
first aid relief work. The passenger
was west bound and the freight train
was travelling In the opposite direction,
The dead were taken TO Broken Bow
Three coaches OF the passenger train
were derailed. Morris entered the Katy
service in 1884 and was one OF the old
est employees OF the line in the south
west