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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

iap!diy down the Ions drive through
the park.
s!an.y reached the hich road.
wheeled TO the left. and after i've
minutes hard ridins. came within
view OF the hanlie, Of Nigh CIeave.
Rounding corner eomewhat reck-
les.iy. ne nearly ran down tail.
shabby individual tramp!ng along
the dusty road. Slaney swerved and,
without apology rode straight on.
The shabby man halted abruptly.
ard started after :he tyci!st lie
stared with extraordinary intentness.
making no protest. but following the
rider with his eyes Slaney. quite I'M
conscious OF any such scrutiny. Gov
cred the remaining quarter milo. and
leaned his bicycle against the post
office. which was the first ourlyinE
house % the hamlet He entered
and took telegram form. \ little
out OF breath. Slaney spent some ap-
probable time and though, in con-
cociinE the message. which ne hand
cd 10 the siri operator. She looked
IT IL with surprise.
. what d'you call this" she aged
pertly.
ITS all right, miss send i, JUS,
as II Is" he said, and. PAYING the
Zee demanded. wen; out
He cycled back to Knay,h. but saw
nothing OF the man he had passed on
the way out and vino doubtless was
already through the village. Slancy
took no interest in him His own
heArt was bursting with the Joy OF
= great achievement.
The best DAYS WORK ever done for
Ca!laGhan." said Slaney. with an evil
chuck!e. II win over this"
1t Was ten minutes later when the
tall stranger emerged from under
the hedge ard aRain trampcd for
ward along the dusty road at the
same even, unhurrying pace. Though
elderly. with fringe OF gray hair
over his temples, he held himself
erect with a soldierly carriage. De-
spite a shabby attire. he nah The
look Of one accustomed 10 command
His features were distinguished. the
beard grew on his chin. His eyes
were OF faded blue. looking straight
ahead OF him with a shcathcd. brood
ing stare.
lie turned into the rostoffico. and
in pleasant voice asked the girl
Tor two penny stamps
Not much business Ia trouble YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
SWEDISH RED CROSS
TO HELP FARMERS
LEY Associated Dress. l

STOCKHOLM Aus. lo-The:
swedish Red Cross has decided 10,
erect 4 series or first-aid shelter sta
tons over the eparsely inhabited
northern part OF the country. II will,
care for tn" residents of this Sec
ton. whose homes are dozens. even.
scores OF miles from the nearest doc
tor. Already seven OF these lodges
have been erected, and are in opera
lion.
Sick versions and those who have
met with accidents are TO be taken
TO the hrst-aid posts for preliminary
treatment. and then sent. If nece.-
sarN. 10 The mearest hospitaL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Dacco think sec some on the
TOP shelf thcre"
The girl had to 70, chair In
order to reach it Whit. her back
was turned the stranger. with re-
mark. bic deftness, slipped his long
brown hand under the wire postofficc
screen and distracted telegram
from the top Of the file. 1t was GU;
% sight in his pocket long before the
girl descended. he paid for tho IT,
baccc. thanked her politely and went
out.
ltttle way out Of the hamlet Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

here" he said, smiling as he took
them.
"Nery little indeed. sir" she said
adding tn" sir" uncpnsciousiy in
-spite OF his seedy, clothes 'Thoush
We had job Just, now" she added
tartlN. that's more like Chinese
puzzle thany anythinE- The girl
checked herself as If remembering
her official position. Anything else
YOU want"
Il should like" with sIsnce
round inc place tina, too, in every
detail packet Of Union lack to-
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stranger seated himself against a
fence and erioothed out the telegram
form. 1t certainly read a little pecu-
liariy for a village postoffice.
3" MISLED.' LONDON.
"Zsip IKE BQxX xsfa Mivkowf
qe VITO Wimmksqe Foqxoec.
Five"
The strangers brows contracted.
but A grim smile twisted his mouth.
Using stub OF pencil. ne began
slowly. and with evidently an effort
OF memory. to jot down fresh letters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

back now looking after the head Of
nee.
T~a~h-. Men to rrny.
Its all a question OF right think
'ne, Rawson told the United News.
When man knows how To pray
richtiy. he can help himself out Of
any trouhl. Imaginable / teach men
how t" pray. pray for them. I
show Them tn" power "f cod To re-
mov. all INK show them that in
tn" eyes or God those Ills never ex-
isted They'r" cured
ABOUT 200 patients q Week have
been visiting Rawson to receive the
healing BENEFITS Of true prayer" as
the doctor calls his medicine
From the sal" O, this medicine. the
ia rscn doctor admits his various Of
ices remit about $4,000 week In
dividual prayers go each \ course
in PRAYER lessons. S25
But only tho heather can see the
faintcst rncouSruity in I'll. prayer
business being on a sound paying
basis
Heaven is run IN busiuesslike
fashion-why not my prayer bust.
ness. which teaches tho road to
heaven" says Hawson. Besides.
don't keep this money. put it back
into the cause. I'm thousands OF
pounds poorer than when retired
from the engineering business"
Conducts Absent TREATMENT
y large STAFF OF typists is main
tanned as an adjunct TO the indus.
try. Tor there are many cases OF alb
sent treatment To be handled. Since
Rawson rcopened in London. cables
have been received from patients in
the United states and Australia. he
claims. asking for treatment Two
were cancer patients.
Assistants may handle thcsa re.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

underneath the apparently meaning
loss forms given above.
Toward the end of tho task the
pallor Of his face liEhtencd, dead
~. threatening light cr"pt into his
oyee and his teeth smut together with
sharp click.
This was the message hidden in
the cipher:
Misled. London.
JOAN AYRE FIRR ROAD LAM
BETH Is THE: TAlLROiS HElRESS."
tTo re Continued in Mondays
Evening DispatchD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

,,t.oraa P"' r., 60 -" s's"' W ehcdpe
known. Carey had a daurnter %ho
becomes heir TO large fortune. This
go, ] spine uhnon"n name-is
The gang begin their search tor hs,
Phillip Mottisront, a young bar
with loan Ayrs s,ennvrs,hnr 90
object OF the gangs search
"e,nE warned by her friends
Joan fall. ovcrboard u.hen On ~
outing and is hcroicsuy rescued oy
Sh,.',. ps;,,,
>acht ana Eyoyided Win hc.,,,;yn1
y'othes.. Later she remains to din
I".e ete",nr 70 Joan.
~ '''' '"""
"Xou,,rm ,, ,. ~
.alv. IA c,riou. ,.,cuh,.,co
mats ain
w.
rob,e, !, !. ' I'VE "p'ut 'h1
.ouls ..e d, c,,.
,I,ros, vrj,b -, -,
wt,h
""'"' pcahe TOOK
',,not % ~, S ir''" ms h"ehet ana
i< 'ous-
'''ne since vas
Ha 'nhs me
,..4b ,.,,h va"
hor.rot,-as am
srd ,na ""' "'u''e-'' m m 90
an, ,,,.,,,,,o
,
,, 81, ~ - '""u
,.,rI '''
"'''' !Ns clo'- at
"'h'. hu' NY. peant brought " de-
''",'' '' n""ei'a from ce.!are' re
'"N' 70 use water would he
'',''.ti" -" poured In wine
"n"' t'"ths me Sob!et up
"''F' VIC" IL as inoush TO drink.
'''@'" of vine moved
'"Nn '' myers 'ionS IN" stem
""uo'e rim paterlns
~ IS useless ss a drinking cup.
'n'h sH1d Joan, smiling at him.
So" said Mr Deane. mot II m.
t-ich ia known Ther" is som. meth
ID very curninsiy devised. ~ touch
ius those pierced Jewels. Ru, none
ave tho Tallbols-and generally only
the head Of the famiiy-hold. tn, Sc
'rot ! have seen tho old v.scount
ii" IL And }, amused MIN to le,
others try None has ever succeeded
v" known crowned head attcm2 ~
III and fan"
Joan took her arm from the score.
isirc ana stood erect. 4, that mo-
ncnt IL seemed to her that she saw
face ne.ripr =, b.- -ou,d ~
mat frinSed Tho near window. 4
face SO sinister and eager tina, a
shock or revu!sion seized the girl
and faint trembling The face van
ished. Surely il was nothing bu, a
vision!
She went deadly white, none the
loss. and svaycd where she stood
MIR Deare, alarmed, sprang TO sup
pcr, h"r.
1T is nothing" she said. dizziIy.
and remembered that she had had
M breakfast u fell in the river
yesterday; perhaps us that little
faint"
You look m" exclaimed Mr..
pesn", decidedly scared. Some
yi,bir ,naoh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

ted News stan Correspondent.

'NA''' Ne"S stan correspondent.
LONDON. AUG la-The prayer
merchant is hack in town has re-
opened his supplication shop in the
West End. ana is praying 10 : Il O.
capacity $40 per prayer
What's your dithculty- hunions. na-
ssf catarrh. failure 30 ind RIA, or
don't &c, along with your wife? 1t
doesn't matter Frederick l.. ri.w =
son the prayer doctor Will make YOU
right. whatever your woes.
Rawson, an engineer by profession
and member o, the institution OF cleo
rical engineers. found praying a
more attractive profession. He was
making it pay in London in wartime
but closed shop T." visit America.
wher" his prayers We're worth thous-
ands of dollars. Profitable prayers.
in fact encouraged him to establish
offices N the United states. lie did
canada and Australia. then the Euro
mean Continent, establishing PRAYER
branches all along the way. and is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
PRA YER MERCHANT OFFERS
SUPPLICATIONS AT $40 EACH
Former Engineer Reopens Offices in London Where
He Prays Each Day for Capacity Audiences.
Claims He Can Cure Practically Everything
Teaches Men to Fray.

0cr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
72ND YEAR.
~ ~r," A Story With Thrills il
I39 III lNSC/ graph Mystery,
\THMI ~ ahon in America
UI'SIg.

Henry Drutnmond. Slaney. Chief
CaliaShan and Bell. four "gentiemen
thieves" meet, and after dividing the
spoils OF their last Job" drink TO
tho memory of Mardyke. VINO mas
Just been hanged For their next
"business.' Callaghan tells them that
slim Jim Carey was In reality tho
wealthy william Travers TaIloie.
who disappeared from sight to esca pc
disgrace. Though not generally
known. Carey had daughter. who
becomes heir TO "A large fortune This
Eiri-under some unkonwn uame-is
being cared for py Janet Mackellar.
the gang peg!n their search for her.
Phillip Mottisfont. young bar
rlsier. hnds himself falling in Low.
win Joan Ayre. atenog the
object Of the gangs search
AFTER being warned by her friend.
70 nave nothing to do with him
loan fall. overheard when on an
cntinE and is heroicsuy rcscued oy
She is taken on Philips luxurious
>acht and rNovided with beautiful
''o'heS Later she remains to din
no: Tn" whole evening 20 Joan
i an expedition INTO fairyiand
The Keota news., 1922-04-07

Denver essh,en Show Nves ssssssA
t~as-s-AIl p~ns~s ~as e-t.his:
with th- rec-n, ssshsoa display, I'ss@s
rashson With Mr.. fss:sics sni all iss
little Fashions. ~es. &C sahibii.oa :
the windows OF q hundred 80 ta9st
s.o.v. in downtown p-evsr.
Evea the weathss man smiled siHs'
oe the event add fair weather :o' l-s'
ses and vicinity vas enjoyed aurihs ise
show.
ks~e interval vas shown IA the ssl's
and 80 large vas the ATTENDANCE %
Si.;~~n,h street ,ha, one~ay Fs'ie
vas provided
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
viii Investigate Freight Rates

WashtnGton-The Interstate Io"
mission has determined To institute q"
investigation OF freight rates cn hitSuF
inous coal produced in Colorado. VIZ
ming. New Mexico and Montana sn'
shipped to state. further West and %
n Paso. Texas. The investigation "'h
be made In response to di>>atisfsc'i ."
manifested against coal rates IN -
Western part Of the United states.
hearing will he held i'm May.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
-Wiia Man 10 Nss Fugitive.

poylc.town. ia. 0uskertovs'
wild man now in the Buck. county
prtsoo. il not Adam Weaver. ~an'e'
for the staying Of a constable IN INC
Haycock mountains twvnsy-t~o years
ago. Chief Of Police Harry Rhodes has
announced. Chief Rhodes .sia be Vss
convinced the prisoner was Roy he
co, of Homer township. tllipois se'.
eral rcsidenta of the neishbodh'e'
where Weaver formerly lived had fe-
ciaresi that "Hccox bore a rernarsahe
resemblance TO the fugitive"
The Keota news., 1922-04-07

FOR YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
f-stfa.is- 3sgs ket=s s-HlisA7f u.
sElees ass y-s. 0es % S~ttsf tA-s
ye- car s-t <.s~vsss~- fg=@ 80
sIll - GGree SfeEs: se- s.t-ss.esz
ar sss-..idH Hep - s-Els - gz-f
I6<aG Industries ~ kAfte. gs-s
safs saE- o. AaEs-
The Keota news., 1922-04-07

I9No 2 HhkAnR0 vse<eA:.s Co.
~1 1shisss - IyAa z Ek&aa's
Rs1 0S1s - se1SS9 svW7 ~
] - e ~ 80 Oest a0v s1evs& d.
v.H( - - r v9 saea ! En- g.
easA - Ecs n . ssy 49, = Z
OWA AGss sahae - . OssI e e -
Oes0 o1 IV 0ess svy a. Inv
e eakA yN0 1SAna - ssS34 .As3 -
Yos - vsseu0s - - Is lse.3 - .
essksEzI z pa h2A- "-xa C1AA
eAxn q seEn~ Are. a,<& NY.
Il ahnass sv0J aszE>Sr<Aas1 cA8e
- O@a Wa faov es to s.1ss e
IgAo z HekkAe's Sseveasis Ca0-
ooNA 0s1 seoO hses1as ~ Asvo
tsksa 4 sd ksvs h.~a Ass1sA VIZ
6r0'S yoS gre !: . ecas
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
BETTER
DEAD

LIZ = Q husdsn Whsn d. 6o1y
y sacAsd vkh paR 4vWysng
vxr,ss snd the vscstm bsepmss
dsspondSsa an6 d0Wnhaasssd 70
ksnR hnck tn ouonhzns snho
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
o,aar Suis Her.

Betty. uhe !. ehs'.y. va. spending
th. day alone with grandma. After
several hour. .h. became no,ic~shly
gloomy. anil grandma inquired what
~a. the matter. We'll. doa', like
IL here .s. aid I'm Soins away.
I don; like a orss-t~opis'. hou.e.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
emesrrsssioe shs oess.

Have yog any employees -ho real
b take an Interest in yogr bgsinesar
One ssId SIR. Dgbysi,e.
He's In responsible position. !
psesuDef'
NO. he's my of.ice boy. Tbs, young.
Oser IL - smart end industrious I feel
like spo,oSixins To him every time he
ss'che. me with my feet proppeJ No
On my desk and nothing on my mind
but . game of eoif"-TirmIns Cham
Age-uersId.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
Select Name for Country Club

Denver-Cherry Hills Country clup /"
the name selected for the new Gu.
which is to he located just south OF
University park and which is being '''
ganized BY prominent Deu,erites.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
&25 N PRIZES
H)R THE BEST RHYMES

A.~ eo<,es, Is Us, c<-.1 s;asr-a
Va. VII n.~.-rt sssry sOees. sha
x.l s.o -~sss Ia fxs~r. A.y re<.aa
* 90 "a. ~-t-. Us o-~
"a. VIA. Al o.r Las 20 % "a 70
v-..- Sl-.~ ,1y-r o. Dr. fr.r~
ro~-ss.s E4S1.x f0~cs-. -G.. ocly
- .o-e. x.tc. srf-zr ..,h~r o. lie
las-i q. ts- Ds. Prize eza tfroei asc
.4esJ % oc t.s f-iatrs alp -sie. is
so-.< !. -sc. u. frzc~ osn-
is.r tEst -zsyf Efr-o>e As-s 10
-a1s ..y.- sac s~rr n c.znc- 70
s---e q .ssc1.ztl.. ha,-. Of tro ~ri'-
i.x r.y=- q rsls i.5f--ar Ezfin.
fore~- sse i~..sf. winning . ses-
e..tlsi f-i.s .o- yocr -sorts
- CASH PRIZES
Fo. ~ r.yo- s~i~cr-t az h~ss
pr-.~ q sfO0 I'll - .lyets %. he
s--oxe. teI.e sse .orrrh s-st rhymes
r-ss-. % So. So ahd s.. respective
y VII - SsF-n- Aha e-.-e-. ts-s~
t-a.~s ;s~.r .tn t~ ,5 rs.r~s os s.
"a. so< 10 .~I. g t-., rtya-s- with
Sc. lag lie. e p-t.-s As th~s~. Il
so-is .~ . pity to< 90 ~ yo-. hshi
o. ..:
asr~ Is . s-lisr shyHe az an .I.
a=.le:
?xo sss>-eo.s es fAis sexsr -tShs
esscsffs -sst.s. sts 90 esks.
yA~ f-so~s Co g~err.iss
Ne e..~ - INC osss 10 -.
A t~ Prev. fta.phate Baking
poss~s -lis foe oaly = e-cts !:
a. oah a. E-pr--y stores. sosae
f.yE~s eo1is play up ;s~ remarkable
-cueEy Q: III. par. aid ~soi-sa<ne
tAsta< s.g-d~r -hich eon:ains 90 airta.
AL .syn~. nr.. b~ revived By
Nay ]. iE- oaiy words spt-s.ins
e.,sSf GO TIE lzs~l os the Df. Price
c.s fssoe. AID ssek) ct n the
r<sa:~: slip cue.aia~e ,asia~ the can
nzy s- rs~i. !h~.~ words may be
c.! ss ofi-a as desired. be; Go osh~s
sores .tn - allo..d- /. Yos hssea't
esn % pr. frie.'s. a oopy @ the
ia.>i sns ,s~ printed slip .ili b. sras
TO yo1 s.vs rt-oa s-gr-ss.
Asy vo-asn &C girl may enter the
C@t~ss. be; oely one rhyme :ruru each
t~s~oa uiIl be eucsider-5- In eas- of
.ses. .h~ full amount Of the Prize will
b. Esren to zach tying cuase.saat.
Write plainly oa oaiy ooe siar Of =
sh~.t Of tap~r and b. ssf. TO esv-
yogf easne aad sddfvsa
Sod yous rhyme before May l.; to
frsce Baking fouder Faetosy. lOe
tndst-ns~ncs Blvd Chicago. tll--Ad
veffsnrto<es.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
DON'T FEAR ASPIRIN
IF IT IS GENUINE
eeok ses Name -osyer- eo Tablets
Then vey Need Never

To set genuine -Bsyer Tablets Of
Aspirin you must look fos the safety
"Bayer Cross ou each package and 90
each tablet.
The 'Bayer Cross mean. true. world
famous Aspirin. prescribed by phy.i.
Clans sof over ,~enty-one years. and
proved safe by millions for Colds. Head.
ache. Earache, Toothacae. Neuralgia.
Lumbaso. Neuriti.. and for Pain in
general. Proper and safe direction.
are In each unbroken "Bayer- package
advertisement.
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
While the Money Lasts,

North-"A fool and his money are
soon parted west-"But until they're
parted he's not fool
The Keota news., 1922-04-07
Pity News Notes
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s.~e vhieA susksssd IL aorsh ed Of
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hossh which e1pia-s~d - the Lawn ss
The hoase Of Or. D1siO0v. No dssaass
.as doee. CotiSP suosos1tsss ss
tribute TIE nssrAes to sssAeats vAe
rishsd to disturb The college presid<os
D~nres-reaer the psopnsed Moi
fat tunnel .iIl. approved b. 0oses.or
shop receasiy. the following covntiss
siil compe~e the tunnel improvement
district and ~iII bood thsfnsesves for
20. more than l4.;Dnp to build the
tunnel fhrovgh James peak: t~ovsr.
Grand. Xofsss. Rou,s and parts Of Rio
BIsnco. s.aGie. Ciipin. Boulder. Adams
and jefferson.
GrseIey-Narxserise Cstchell. -
yssr-ola pupil es the kio-a school in
Systhess,srs Weld county. is the cham
pIon spelIer os Weld county. In the
annual spelling contest held in Gree
ley Marguerite won the written spell
ing contest Ia competition with forty
other contestant. aud in the oral con-
test she ogtsreIled forfy-niBe other
competitors coming from sli parts os
the county.
LovslsnJ.-sIr.. Abe Dyrsnan vas
removed 10 hospital here In . crit
scsl condition alleged TO have been re
c~ive' when she was beaten by her
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
1910 Increase Rental
For ssIhe Evening Mail''

The Charles F. Noyes Company OBJ
tanned yesterday from the auction
stand OF Joseph P. Day for Henry Il.
Stoddard q hve-year lease on 21 to 81
Sity Hall Place, at an annual rental of
10000, plus all operating charges. The
lease dating December |, takes the
place OF the lease previously made but
cancelled by the Sinking Fund Com
mission upon the recommendation Of
comptroller Craig. The premises In
eiude the twelve-story Evening Mail
building, 60x100, and one-story adj
dition. Mr.. Stoddard is editor OF '"The
Evening Mall" and obtained the lease
primarily to protect the paper, which
occupies six floors in the large build
ing, with the adjoining premises.
IL Is said that the silk upper floors
OF the building will be sub-leased to a
company in which Charles F. Noyes.
Anton L. Trunk and Moody B. Gates
are interested, and the present ten
ants, among whom are the Franklin
bauer Company, the Beekman Press,
the Theodore Ricksecker Company, the
munson M Supply Company, Samuel G.
Ridley, William C. Schalk and the I'm
derWriters' Laboratories, Inc, proba-
bly, Will not be molested in their oc-
cupancy. The lease that was Cancelled
carried an annual rental Of $4,000. SO
snat the increase in rent paid by Mr..
Stoddard under the new arrangement
Is about DO per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Ether-Nu,nbed Patient
Leaps to His Death
Utto F'acklam. Operated Upon
tor Appendicitis, Leaps From
Fourth Floor Window

;, Ute Fackiam, a patient in the French
Hospital at 450 West Thirty-fourth
street, who had not yet recovered from
the effects of ether after an operation
tor appendicitis, ieaped from fourth
hoor window of the institution last
night while the doctors back was
turned and was killed.
1T is beyond me-" said DR.. McGill,
the house physician, who was at Fack-
ian,s bedside. "How patient Just
oparated on for appendicitis and as
weak as Facklam was, could jump
through window cannot be explained" ]"
DR.. McGill just examined Facklam
and regarded his condition as almost
aslarmingly weak. There was no nurse
u the room for the moment, it being
Inc hour when the night shift comes
on duty. The window was about three
PAGES from Facklam's bed and was al
most closed. DR.. McGiIl turned at the
crash of glass just in time TO see his
patient vanishing.
facklam's wife was waiting in the
meeption room to see him. She became
nnystencal when informed of his death.
ine,r home was at SAT West Forty
sixth Street,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
.aan Shot TO Death in
Dispute With Landlady
q do Gperaaoc Killed OF Eve
Is Saline; Woman Says Gun
Eust Vert OFF

louiz Airley, radio operator in the
eas,oy o. the Clyde Line, was shot and
s9led last night in q dispute with Mrs.
snss Pinico, from when he and his
s,fe rented three rooms at 26I4 Voor-
hes Avenue, Brooklyn.
The A.nleys had had numerous diff
fgeaces with Mrs. Pinico and her hus-
saIa. Anrelo, as to the rent for their
g onis, which had been taken TO court
sayeral times, and relations between
tae two families We're severely strained
kinleT was packing his belongings
last night, preparatory to boarding his
ship which is to sail to-day. About 8
o'clock he went to shed>in the rear
o. the house to get some of his things,
sad was met in the yard by Mrs
pia'eo.
Their voices were heard raised in
guarrelsome tones, and then came sew
eral shots. Neighbors found Ainley
ay.ng from five bullet wounds, and Mrs.
Pinieo clutching an automatic pistol.
She told detectives from the Sleeps
head Bay police station, who arrested
her that Ainley threatened her with
the pistol, and she grappled with him.
He dropped the weapon, she saidy and
she picked it up. As she grasped it,
she said, it began shooting, and she
couldn't stop it.
According to Mrs. Ainley, who told
the police she was standing beside her
husband helping him pack suit case,
mrs. Plnico ran to her room after the
quarrel and returned with the pistol,
which she began firing as soon as she
reappeared