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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
New Angle
In Mystery
Ward Investigators Search
Stamford Hospitals for Joe
Jackson" Following Cum
ningham's Story of the
Shooting Of Peters.

White ll"'r-. y Y. June west.
chester c"ur. - shooting mystery was
st!lI hauglnI lire tnnight-seventec
days after the body OF Clarence Peters.
of Haverhiil. Mass. was discovered
lying OF country road near the ken-
sico reservoir.
The latest development. the arrest -
n material witness of James J. Cunning
ham, ace track habitue, with ver-
sion Of the shooting that differed from
that told by Walter 5. Ward when the
wealthy baker surrendered with the
statement that he had fred in self d.
fcnsc. today led into fresh territory
Connecticut.
Seek zoe Jackson"
Investigators from White Plains went
TO Stamford this morning 10 search for
Joe jackson" alleged by Cunning
ham To have been shot at the same time
as Peters. and carried to a private hos
pital in the Connecticut city for treat
ment. Despite dispatches late this
afternoon. asserting that the quest had
been unsuccessful. District Attorney
Weeks tonight expressed the opinion
that there was "a good chance Of get
ting something definite SOON" 20
While Ward has declined TO reveal
the nature OF the blackmail threat Or
against whom II was directed, the
newspaper story asserts that II fnvolv-
ed someone other than Ward as victim
and that the shooting occurred -
Wards home after an effort had bsta
made TO convince a representative Of
that person. by means OF a Photographic
device from Wards library to his cell
lar. that Ward himsel: was working
with the biackmailers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Arrest MexiCanS for
Revolutionary Plot

Juarez. Mexico. Juno 1.-Two MeXicAI
citizens were Killed, two American avi:..
Iors we're arrested ard = former officer
Of the Mexican army detained in con-
nection with the investigation OF the
revolutionary plots IN Mexico Tuesday.
according 70 official dispatches received
here today.
Colonel Erncstb Argias and Rosendo
TaIasqucz were arrested at lrtapua'1
Gianguato on charge of being tmpli.
Gated in plots to make General fehN
Diaz president OF Mexico. Enroutc 10
Ccleya for trial, friends attempted 20
free them. In The attack on the military
escort. two prisoners were killed AMI
two soldiers wounded
At Gaiapa Vera Cruz. two America u
aviaiors. whose names were not given
we're arrested after they arc said 10
have imported two atrplanes. ostens'hsS
for exhibition purposes Federal arthor-
i,tcs said thcy discovered that the two
avtators had leased the machines 10
r,N,,ulinulrlCS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Witness Says Sheriff !
Started The Shooting
Prosecution Rests in Trial os
Spinosa, Brooke County
Miner, for Alleged Violation
Of Judge Dayton S Injunc-
tIOn. -

Parkersburg. W. Va, June The
government rested this afternoon in the
case OF Ramon Spinosa. union coal miner
on trial in federal court Oh charge OF
violating an injunction issued by. tns
late Judge A. c. Dayton, in United
States district court, september l9lS.
restraining strikers from interfering
with operation Of mines OF the SNeH
Virginia pittsburgh Coal company IN
Brooke county. and the defense began
its evidence. =.
William Dick. defendant in ths:
series Of suits against union miners Al.
ihged 10 have accosted a party OF nom
union miners on their way TO work at
the company's LaBelle mine near Wells
'urg on the morning OF February Il,
1922, was selected by the defense At
torneys for their first witness. and vA1
the only one Of fourteen or fifteen called
10 testify. He was still on the stand
at adjournment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
D|SRESPECT TO THE
PRESIDENT PUNISHED
Army Officer Who Flew Over
Lincoln Memorial Loses
COMMISSION.

Washington. Jure 2.-The flight OF
ucrber, ]. FAhy. IA commercial aviator
over the Lincoln Memorial here. during
Tuesdays ceremonies IS 10 cost MS re-
serve commission AS n second llcuten-
ant IN the army aviation service.
Secretary Weeks announced iod1E
that cancellation Of Fahys Commlss on
would be ordered tomorrow on the
ground Of misconduct. involving disre-
epcct for III" president. interference
with the proper observance Of a publl'
ceremony. and the cndangering Of life
Fahy'S flight, which drowned out par
Of the address oc President Harding
Was said Al the war department 10 nave
been made in the face OF three requests
by army officers that he should not
take tho air during the ceremonies.
The aviator pleaded that he had mis-
understood these requests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
TURFMAN FAILS IN
ALIENATION SUIT

Louisville. Ky, Juno "A verdict IN
favor Of william z, Ross, tho defendant
was returned today thirty Ave minutes
after the Jury took the case Of the 'bo.-
00N alienation suit brought by K. y.
"Dick' williams. widely known turf
man.
Attorney Walter Lapp representing
Mr.. Williams. announced Immediately
after the verdict that he would hle
motion and grounds tomorrow for
new trial Of that case
williams alleged that Ross. who was
formerly sheriff OF Jefferson county.
al!enated tho affections Of Mrs. Alice
Williams, tho turtman's ~ifa and
wrecked his home,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
HOLDS RAIL LABOR
BOARD CAN'T Be SUED

Chicago. June 2.-Contend!nS that
the railroad labor board is an arm OF
tho government analogous 10 the presi-
dent or committees OF congress, Black
burn Esterline, special assistant at
torney general OF the United States.
concluded arguments in the cour, OF ap-
peals today in the Pennsylvania test
cases by declaring that the board could
not be sued or cnjoincc.
He pointed out that the injunction
issued by the circuit court. restraining
tho board from issuing decision CON
dcmnng the Pennsylvania, stated that
the boards powers were only advisory.
lie declared advisory powers could not
be cnjoincd, any more than the prcsl-
dent could be entoincd from submitting
a message to congress. or consres-
sional committee from reporting its
recommendations
Judge Baker sitting with Judges Al
sch,lcr and Evans. indicated. however.
that he did not consider that question
involved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
NJ 'C0RM|CKS To
QUIT BAT TL|NC
Agreement Out Of Court After
Father Is Made Guardian
of Mathilde.

Chicago, June disappointment OF
Harold F. Mccormick as guardian o'
his sevcnteen-year-old daughter, Ma
,htldc was nled In probate court today
Legal action by Mrs. Edith Rocks-
fcner Mccormick to restrain MT. NC
Cormick from giving his consent to the
marriage OF Mathilde 10 Max Oser
Swiss riding master. has been dropped
according 10 Charles s. Cutting Mrs
McCormick's attorney.
There will be no more court pro-
ce.dings." MI Cutting told reporters
Does that mean that there Is ram,
ily agrecmenteout of court: he "a'
asked.
ply
Mr.. Cutting admitted Mrs Mccormick
had the support Of John n. Rockefeller
her father. In her opposition 10 the
marriage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Hoover Plans Meeting
Of Coal Distributors

Washington. June 2.--Possih'ltties ot
extending TO the distrlhuttve ends OF the
naintaining maximum prices for coal
similar 20 those adopted by Secretary
Hoover and operators in the producing
rjsIds were understood tonight 10 Te
mnder consideration at the commerce de-
partment. o.
nlan a conference Of coal dealers along
the lines of the meeting held this weeA;
With the operators. in an effort TO linH
a way TO pass on 10 the public the oene-
fits obtained By the establishment OF
fair price levels on spot coal.
1t was indicated az the department.
that Mr. Hoover's plan for protecting
consummers against rising prices OF Goa
might develop before he leaves the tir-t
II next week for speaking tour "f In
diana and Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
FORMER ABbE
WILL Be TRIED
Adelard Delorma Indicted for
Slaying Of Brother
Trial June 9.

Montreal. June o-Abbe Adciard De-
lormc must stand trial for the murder
OFF his half brother. Raoul, an Ottawa
university student. in this city last
January.
This was decided today when the
Grand jury Of kings bench court. which
nl< been considering tho. case This week,
rcrurned 4 true bill.
As soon as the jurors made their re-
port. Justice Monet set the trial for Fri
rus June ..
T'h, court intinlst"d that the Roman
catholic church had dispossessed the
Il, fcndant of his clerical status.
Wearing scmi-lay attire. the &C.
cused idlod away his time while wait
irg the iurys report by chatting with
his guards At noon a car. with boil
au-t of flowers tied TO the hood. called
70 take him to lunch,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
WILL PROBE
IMMORTALITY
Candidate for California Gov
ernorship Under Fire
at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. June THE Los IN
gelcs cou-ty civil service commission
today recommended that the grand lur!
investigate charges Of immortality pre-
ferred against Thomas Lee WooiW'nc'
district attorney Ivy Mss Ida Wright
Jones, formerly IN investigator IN MS
office.
Mss Jones was recently discharsco
by Woolwinc with the statement '""'
he had learned She mad planned TO re-
Ia,. n series of episodes in which sh"
claimed they had both participated. ar-
cordinr 70 her story. for the purpose ~
dIscred;ttng Woolwin" politically. nc
has since announced. his candidacy Tor
,he Democratic nomination for COVER
nor. 49,. ,ao
After the discharge, Mss lon's made made
formal complaint 10 the 'i''i service
commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Arrest Ex-Sutton Banker in Cincinnati
After Eight Years, Living Under Cover
OF an Assumed Name, and Making Good
Homer H. Dean Former Vice President of First National
Bank, of Sutton West Virginia, Denies Embezz cement
When Placed Under Arest-Declares Others Are to
Blame-Held Under SIS 900 Bond,
Special Dispatch to The lntelllsenccr.

CINCINNATI Ohio June 2.--For eight years Homer H. Dean
former vice president First National bank of Sutton '" Na
wanted on charge embezng funds of that institution has lived
respeaby has worked with and gained the
and the esteem of his associates only to pc
earth exposed and arrested this afternoon by the federal
authorities Cincinnati.
Ever bank discovered discrepancy
the banks accounts Dean the latter has been
did leave the country search desert
hermitage bde his time ecuse order cvade
the authorities mingled with his fellow sought his
part by changing his H. D. Holt and for eight
ceeded @,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Suit for Recovery of
$356,86l Is Instituted

Pittsburgh. Fa.. June Charles Z
Specht, OF Johnstown. Pa. coal opery
ator was named defendant in sott
fled in United States district coart 70.
day by the Framer!can Industrial DE-
velopmen; Corporation. Of New YORK.
which seeks 10 recover $356.SS1.36, with
interest. alleging breach OF contract.
According to the statement OF claim
the corporation and Specht entered tAto
a contract September II. 1920, whereby
Specht agreed 10 sell 100000 tons 81
coal AZ IS ton to the Framerican Cor
pora,!on and II was agreed that delivery
was 10 be made beginning seven days
after date or contract, II Is alleged
tha, spech. failed t. deliver any coal, +,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
GUILTY OF FRAUD.

pi,,ehurrh June c--Frcdcrick La
Rrnn. an official Of the Peerless Wheel
Comnanv. to-day pleaded Sailty 10 a
charge Of using tho mails in scheme u! 70
dnSramd and cor, piracy before Judg" W.
n S, Thompson in United States distrtcL
court. and was sentenced 10 scr oa,I
YEAR and three months in 'hc le"e'"'
nenitent!ary at Atlanta.
Inspector Craighead test'fyi1E to-daF.
declarcd that James J. Powers. or Stcn.
hervillc. O.. had lost S25."n0 a. result
Of purchasing Peerless "hcc' S'oc"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Southern Chinese Army
Captures Main Houng

Honolulu. June @.--(By the Assoclat-
81 Pres0--Cable adv!cca received tooaF
from Canton said that the army or sun
Yat Sen. president OF the SoGtnein
China republic. had captured Nam
Houng and Nc chow In the province o'
KianGsi. which Is under mar''aI law
pr. Sun has returned I" canton, '"e
seat of the southern EHVcrnm'h'
W. ,,s ,rr,v under command 81 Cen
eral Ii Lat Quon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Refused Injunction
10 Prevent Meetings
of Striking Miners

Cresou. Pa. June 2.-(By the
Associate PresSl-Judge Langham in
court at Indiana, Pa, dismissed the
application OF thePennsylvania Collier
los Company for an injunction TO re-
strain the United Mine Workers from
holding meetings adjacent TO It's prop
rrty. according to announcement from
district headquarters OF the union to-
day.
Application for the injunction was
filed some time ago and a temporary
restraining order issued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
NOT MUCH SATISFACTION.

Winnipeg Man. June "a kitchen
s,oye ana a refrigerator. 70 satisfy a
Judgment Of $4,000 .90o-thats what
sheTirt's officers found day when
they went TO seize tho property of Thos.
Kelly. contractor on the provincial par
iinmen, buildings. on a judgment obtain
A1 hv the government. Kelly now lives
in the United States.
The st"v" and refrigerator were taken
.s..,r ZIP sSs officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

As H y. Holt, Mr.. Dean was employ
pany's Cincinnati office. 1t was IN the
office ot this company that he was TAX
en- into custody BY Deputy United States
Marshal Donovan and Special Agent of
the Department Of Justice Woodward.
Before Commissioner Gregory. the &C
cused. admitted that he was the person
charged. but he denied that he had em-
hezzled the funds OF the bank. In the
same connection he intimated, too, that
he was not the only one liable to blame
for the alleged discrepancy.
After the hearing. Commissioner
Gregory held him under SIS 1000 bail FOR
hearing tomorrow. Dean was unable 10
furnish the bail.
Dean said that after the discrepancy
was discovered in the accounts Of the
West Virginia bank. he fled from tEc
town. and Immediately assumed the
name OF II. y. Holt He obtained en-
ployment with company at Pitts
burgh and fulfilled his obligations 10
the concern for nearly eight years. Just
a short time ago he came TO Cincinnati.
II was Special Agent Woodward, who
traced Dean TO Cincinnati, and gath.
cred the information which led 10 HIS
arrest Dean had established a home
at Columbus with his wife and family.
who were notified Of his arrest.
Friends OF Mr.. Dean. made while IN
Columbus. have been summoned 10 hS
aid. Astonished at his arrest. tho C,n-
einnatiars with whom Mr.. Dean had
been working. told Mr.. Eckert ~ the
aspartmsn, ot Justice that his relations
with them had been entirely satisfac-
tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
MartinsbuTg WQman's
Husband Arrested on
Charge Of kidnapping

chicago. June 2.-Accompanicd by his
six-year-old daughter. Mary, whom he
carried in his arms. Peter BooS. NOR
chant At Sheboygan Falls. WIS. was
arrested today when he stepped 'r"ni a
train at the Grand Central station. lie
was detained on complaint of his WIFE,
Mrs Elsie Boos. OF MartinsburS. w.
Va. from whom he is estranged., She
caargcd her husband with kidna ping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
THE WEATHER

West Virginia; Showers Saturday
Sunday fair. No change IN temperature
Western Pennsylvania and ONO; bo-
cal showers Saturday. Sunday partly
cloudy; warmer near Lake Erie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Killed by Negroes.

Mex!a. Texas. June 2.-One Wn''e
man was reported killed and two others
seriously wounded by negroes al ,"e
John King farm. two and one-hait mics
.outhcas, OF Kirvin. this afternoon, The
men are reported 10 be relatives OF MISE
Eula Awsley. whose recent Staying was
followed by the burning Of three negroes
and the hanging OF another.
Mr.. K.ns. grandfather Of Miss Avs
ley, was reported among III" wonnded
The number Of negroes said 20 ne IN
volved has not been determined. al
though Il was said 10 b. a good many.
Four automobile loads Of county OF
fcere have left hcre FOR the scene u
assist officers Of Freestons county.
An unconfrmed rumor gave as the
cause of the attack tn" reported shoot'
Ing or a negro. Officers said bad feel
ing" had existed In klrNtn between
whites and negroes since IN" burning or
he three negroes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Armed With Machine Guns

Fort Worth. TEX, June Jack Mar
shall. chief dispatcher at the local
Texas & Pacific railway station. said at
9:iS o'clock tonight that message sent
over tina Texas & Pacific wires stated
that mob Of i00 white men from
,owns surrounding KlrvIn. where race
disturbances were reported earlier in
the night. were hurrylng TO farm
house on the Powell tract. south OF Kir-
vim. arnsd with machine guns.
Marshall said that the message was
sent 10 Grand Prairie and that the oper-
stor there reIaycd the despatch 70 sta
lions along the Texas & Pacific line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Miss Reppert Winner
Of Wesleyan Contest

Ruckharnon. W. Va. June Miss
Synyi Repmert. Of this place, won tne
tns, held at Wesleyan college THURSDAY
night. according to announcement made
to-day by the judges OF contest MISS
Reppert is the second girl 10 nave ever
won tho Anderson oratorlal contest
Miss Irma Workman also Of Buckhan-
non. was the first. having won the prize
$50 IN gold, In 1917.
any attempt OF n crowd OF whites 7"
enter the house.
SIXTY whites Joined deputy sher'4tS
At Klrvln and left Immediately for Inc
farm. Other kirviu citizens were re-
uurted 10 be on Their way TO assist IN
locating the negroes. Groups from
Streetrnan. Wortham and Corsicana also
are said 10 have lef, for the farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
ALL WILL VOTE
ON STRIKE ISSUE
Heads of Sixteen Railroa a d
Brotherhoods to Act at
Cincinnati Meeting.

Chicago. June c-Rccds OF eleven
railway labor unions will gather AZ Gin
cinnat!. Tuesday. when the conference
on wage reductions. called BY B. NJ
Jewell, president OF the Railway Em'
ploycs Department OF the American Fed
eratlon Of Labor. goes into session.
Union representatives OF all classes OF
railroad labor which come under deci'
sions by the labor board, ordering re,
ductions IN wages, II was s'aieo' WI
discuss concerted action in submitting
the matters to their membership.
Strike votes are expected In every or
ganization. Il was added, each unicn
taking its vote separately. according 70
its own constitution.
Acceptance or rejection OF che reduc-
tions rest entirely with the member
ships OF the different organizations, Nj
Jewell said today.
Cincinnati. Ohio. June s.-(By the
Associated Pressl-Fositiye assurance
that the meeting Of sixteen railroad
brotherhood chiefs and other union
orreials. to consider matters vital ia
the common welfare of all railroad
workers would be held in Cincinnati
juno s, was announced late today by
Edward RI. Fitzgerald grand president
OF the brotherhood OF Railway Clerks
Freight Handlers. Station and Express
Employees. in the form OF telegram
from r. NJ. Jewell, head OF the railway
employees department OF the American
Federation Of Labor.
The telegram stated that the meet
ing would be held in Cincinnati June
sixth as previously arranged" The mes
sage was In reply 10 an inquiry from
Mr.. Fitzgerald. regarding report from
Chicago early today. stating that the
meeting might be changed from Cincin-
natl to Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Race v ar
AgaiinRages
In Texas
Attack on White Men By Ne
groes Brings Retaliation -
Mob Of 400 Armed With
Machine Guns Marching to
Attack.

Dallas, Texas, June BY the
Associated Press S)-Conflieting re-
ports as to a siege, which Officers
and white citizens are said to have
established about a house full of
negroes near kirvin, following the
killing of Leroy Gibson, aged g,
negro, after officers had arrested
him in connection with the assault
and killing of Miss Eula Awslcy.
school girl, near Kirvin, May 4,
were received here tonight.
According to a report from hir-
vim. between seyenty-tivc and one
hundred negroes, armed and bar
ricaded in a house on the Powell
farm, three and half miles south
of kiryin, are resisting efforts OF
a crowd Of armed white men to
dislodge them.
Fort Worth despatch said that re-
ports OF trouble were exaggerated and
that the negroes said TO be hiding on
the farm could not be located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
KEEN tn Die Up THE INSIDE
DOPE ON Bic STEEL MERGER
Lockwood Committee Sum =
mons Lawyer Chadbourne,
After Failing Elsewhere in
Effort to Reveal Kuhn-Loeb
Bonus Judge Gary Denies
Morgan Controls y. S.
Steel.

New YORK;. Juno 2.-The Lockwood
committee kept digging into the steel
business today, and learned some tacts
about tho Midvalc- -Republic-Inland mer-
ger that were not made public in yes
torday's announcement of the consollda-
ton.
But the committee did not learn what
bonus Kuhn. Loeb " Company, are tc
receive for raising Ss5,000.OO0 through
a proposed syndicate: how much pre-
fcrrcd stock Of the consolidated conf
pauv is tn hc issued or what portion
nr tho siCck is io so toward new cap
Iral. or the price at which it is 10 be
listed
50. late today, unable 70 gain this in
formation from the heads of the Mid
vale and the Hcpubl!c Steel companies,
tho committee suhpoened the companies
counsel. Thomas l.. Chadbourne. TO aP-
pear tomorrow.
Not Dominated BY Morgan
Throughout the forenoon session.
F:lbcrt II Gary, chairman OF the board
Of tho United States Steel Corporation,
was questioned by Samuel CntermyeT,
vino rontended that tho independents
lived only by the grace Of the |. 5.
steel corporation. and that the manage
mcnt Of the corporation Is dominated by
]. P. Morgan and the banking house
that bears his name.
Mr.. Gary denied that Mr.. Morgan
dominated the corporation. lie would
not concede that Morgan had any more
10 do with naming the directors than
any or the other six members or the
finance committee.
FIr said the corporation had a sur
pius of about s40O.0o0.0O0 and a bal
snce Of slc5. .OnnOOO and that It's de-
nosits with J. +. Morgan and Company,
all subject to check and bearing 2.6 per-
cent interest approximated only $4,000
Onn
O. 8. Steel "BehaveS'
Since the steel corporation can manu-
facture and deliver products at cost
from 81 To s. below the ind ependcnts.
Mr. Untcrmyer held that II could eN-
terminate all of the other concerns, II
Continued on Page Fourteen)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Hundreds Responded

Calls for men. arms and ammunition.
said the report from Kirvin. brought
hundreds from Corsicana, MeXis, Street
man. Workman. league and nearby
towns. who were said 20 be gathering
IN Kirvin ready 10 go 10 aid the officers.
The despatch from Fort Worth. how
ever. said that the crowd Was not or
ganiSed-
Killing OF a negro by white man
AID the killing OF the waite man IN
turn were reported rom Strpatman.
This report said the white nan after
killing the negro. left the body In d
field Telephone operators ~ Stree
man said tonight. however. no Iod!es
had been found.
Nearly all stocks OF guns and ammu-
milton in hardware stores AZ RirVin
have been exhausted, II was reported.
More than a thousand men were re-
ported gathered 1t Stmseoro and near
the Powell farm.