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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24
ORDENASE QUE Sc
DELE EN- LIBERTAD
UN PERIODISTA
Sc trata del Director de
"EI Mundo' del puerto
de Tampico, lamps.
La apprehension del referido
periodista la ordeno la
autoridad militar

Tel-crnrr Especial pare LA PEEHSA
CIUDAD DE MEN1CO. abril %
La protesta energica que los perio-
distas matropolitanos elevaron ante
Ia Presidencia de Ia Rep1biica por In
aprehension del pericdista Vicente
Villa sana. efectuada en- Tampico, ha
sido de buenos resultados para los Il
mes que Sc persiguen, pues aver ei
Presidente Obregon V IA Secretarla
de Gobernaci6n. giraron ordenes al
general Lorenzo Muhoz, Jefe de la
ruarnici6n en- el puerto de Tampico'
nara que libertara al periodista pre-
so. bien para que en- caso de que
alsdn' delito hubiera cometido, Sc nj
ciera la cons:gnaci6n debida a las
auto-idades respectivas.
Por los informes que Sc tienen' y
tomando como base 81 procedimiento
sesuido contra ell periodista, Sc sane
que los jefes militares de Tampico
acusan A Villasana de ser un reaccio-
ar;o recalcitrante y de muy pesimos
antccedentes, agregandose que en- VII
tud de esto. el hombre de puma sc
yiene dedicando Il hacer propaganda
reaccionaria que mucho perjudica a
los postulados de Ia revolGcion, y
mas. mucho mas, 4 los hombres de a
revoluci6n.
Todo este es absolutamente falso,
poruue Villasana no es e. reaccioaa-
rio oue los jefes miIitares han queri-
do YER en- el. Por el contrario. es un
hombre hien conocido entire los re-
volucionarios que saben perfectamen-
te hien que ha sido uno de los mas
fervientes partidarios, que ademas
cuenta en- la historic de su vida el
haber militado durante a!gdn tempo
en- las silas de Zapata. en- Morelos,
contra el gobierno de don Nenustia-
no CarranZa.
Por todo 10 expuesto. en- el caso
presente parece que Sc trata SOFA
mente de veECanzas persona!es, por
10 cual los periodistas de es;a cap!-
tai siguen trabajando empenosamen-
to nor libertar a Eillasana, habien-
doselo pedido asi al Presidente Obre-
g6n en- el memorial que le fue pre-
sentado. logrando obtener del jefe del
Executive Ia formal proTnesa de aten
der sus deseos.
Villasana es director del period'co
"El Mundo." fundado durante IA cam
paha dc Lopez de Lara, para Co
,o-,ador do Tau1aulipaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24
CENTENARES DE ACRES
CULTIVADOS, DANADOS
POR LA INUNDACION
Ell Mississippi rompio IN
dique al sur de Nueva
Orleans, y tambien el
East Cape, Ill.

NUEVA ORLEANS. abril 23.-Auo
che ss.uvie-on trabajando mas DE-
300 hombres ea reparar IA brecha
que Sc aa-i6 en- el dlque del Mississi-
ppi. a tre.nta m!llas al sur de es;a
ciudad, todo indica que los tca6a-
jadoCes teadran exito.
Noiiclas de Myrtle Grove. d:cen
que cerca de 10000 acres de terreno
va semc-ado de avroz, cana. de azu-
car y leglmores se han inundado.
pero debido a los pantanos J Ia
proximidad del GoIfo. .! aqua esta
cor-iendo t-aHqulIamente y no So te-
me que alcance ahl mucha profundi-
dad.
Cerca de 500 personals que vivian
on ia zona inundada han s.do Neva-
Gas a iusa- SECURE.
Como las aguas del Mississippi y
&c sus tributaries han inundado mia
res de r,illas cuad-adas, los res!dea-
tes en- el vale estan ahora vIyiendo
en- t:endas de campana, furgones Y
casas aoaudonadas, pero hay alsunos
nue 6uermen al ai-e iibre. a pesaC de
que nnucaas dc las vict.mas han pa
sado a las ciudades vecinas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24
LA ASOCIACION DEL
GAMING DEL GOLFO
A DENVER, COLORADO
CeIebrmd su decima cumta
Conuencion anual en- Aman
uo. Tex. los dies 23 y "a

DAI.HART. Texas. abril 2o-La
Decina cuarta Convention Anua! de
n Association del Canine de Co
dorado al Golfo" Sc reunira en- Ia
ciudad de Amarillo. Texas, el martes
microbes p:6ximos, scar los dias
81 "a de mayo. habiendose extern
dido invi,aci6n a todas las ciudades
por 10 que e espera que as reunio-
mes Sc vean muy concurridas por de-
lerados dc todas parties de Ia region
uue at-avcsa dicha carretera. entire
Denver, Galveston Y Brownsville.
FL programa de Ia convention anun
cia que hablaran prominentes repre-
sentartes de los Gobiernos de Te-
xas, Nuevo Mexico Y Colorado Y al
ginos otros particulares de recono-
cida reputation.
La noche del % los delesados seran
arasaiados con un banquete en- ia
Amarillo Board OF City Develop
ment."
De esta convention Sc espera 10
graT que Sc lOTIHs una Luei &c VI Sa't
zaci6n que trabaje para el futuro con
mayor ahinco por los buenos cami-
nos carreteros. Al mismo tempo Sc
procurara que ei Canine de Colorado
al Golfo sea mejorado de tai manera
cue las ciudades pueblos que atra-
viesa colaboren en- tai sent!do en- bien
da los raperales intereSes
La primera caravana transconti-
mental de automobiles de Nueva York
a San Francisco llegara a Amarillo
precisamente cuando Sc efectue Ia
convention. conducida po- el Capt.
tan McMahan, director de campo de
Ia Association del Canine de Colo
rado al Go!fo." quien viene a bordo
del caro- especial de IA misma Aso-
c!aci6n.
Todas las soiieitudes para reserrar
lugares en- la convention dehen diri-
girse oportunamente al Sr. o. B. Yer
non, Secretario, la Board of City
DEVELOPMENT" Amarillo, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24

Se-rieio Espeeial para "LA PRENSA"
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.
ab-il 16.-El movimiento que el Par
lido Unionista viene sostenien6o en-
contra del Gobernador Reilly, por los
abusos e ilegal!dades que este ha
ven!do cometiendo en- la isla, es cada
vez mas fuerte y no cabe duda que
esta proximo el dfa de Ia cafda del
Gobernador.
Sabese que aparte de los del Par
tido Unionista intereses pol;ticos Y
comerciales de Estados tTnidos, es-
tan trabajando activamente contra
Reilly.
Come una protesta viva a la ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24
CATORCE HACIENDAS Lee
FUERON EXPROPIADAS
AL GRAIL. TERRAZAS
Comprenden una extension
de 2,322,20O hectaras
en- cuatro municipios
de Chihuahua

CIJDAD JUAREZ. Chih. abrii 21.
Dos millones, trescientas veiu:id6s
nil dCscientas heoearas conpre"den
los terrenos que el Gcbierno de Ia
Federation ha eXpropiado al podero-
so tcrrateniente general D. Luis Te-
rrazas en- los municipios de Moreios,
Bravos, Galeana Jim&nez para evil
tar que pasen manos del sindicato
americana que representa- ell Sr. Ar
thur J. McQua-tters, quien antes de
!inalizar la operacion habla cntrc-
Caco una cuarta parte del vaior de
les terrenos al propieIario.
Ell Gobierno parece que e5aai dis
Iuesto a sostener Ia expropi- -:3n
ha nombrado al Sr. Roberto =. Pcs
oueira para que Sc entienda con ci
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24
LOS NACIONALLSTAS DE PUERTO RICO
Sc DLSPONEN A EMPRENDER LA MAS
ENERGICA CAMPAhA CONTRA REILLY Z
Los Ederes declerordn la huelga del hambre CO.
mo una protesta porque no Sc les hace justicia
La cmpa1a proyecada tende hacer que abndonen sus
puestos todos los funcionaios que abstengan de
enuiar sus Mjos las escuela publicas

nifiesta parciahdad de un juez anne
ricano, afianzado en- Ia confianza a
!e inspiran las declaraciones tel Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos, Mr..
Warren G. Harding. que ha declara-
do que tiene depositada toda ST con-
fianza en- los actos del Gobierno del
combatido Mr. Reilly, to6os los IL
deres nacionalistas, incluso ei senior
don Antonio Barcelo, Presidente del
Senado de la isla, han dispuesto de-
jarse morir de hambre, hasta cue o.
gobierno americana reconsidnre SD
determination conceda este Pue-
fPasa n Pas. u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24
LLOYD GEORGE EDLSGUSTADOPOR
LASOBSTRUCCIONES DEFRANCIA
Dice que 81 la situacon la Conerenca de Genoua con-
tinaa sin solucionmse, la delegation nglesa
uerd obigada a expicm todo ell mundo
cudl es la causa de tantas demoras

representatives. de las diez potenccaa
de ia Entente V convinieron en- ex-
War otra nota L. delegation alenia-
ma manifestandole Que entienden que
ell su contestacioN de antter prone
tian ahs.enerae de todas las discr-
stones de los asuntos rusos en- Ia CO.
mission polft!ca de Ia conferencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24

PEORIA. H.. ab-i! 2G.-Probable-
menta porque Ia inundaci6a destruy6
81 cosecha Warren Herbert Eu-
queaith. de - amos de edad. prominen
te hacerdado cerca de Pe2lin, Sc di-
riEi6 anoche al ccGnente-io de 81 IA
m!lla Y - Gispar6 uu balazo.
La bala 70 peae;r5 ce-ca del cora
z6n : mur.6 hoy en- IA raanana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24

mo su Independence. segun Ia OPT!
nian de alguaos polficos. por maqui-
naciones del capitalismo gobierno
americana, a fin de establecer un
protectorado como ell actual y cons
truir el canal que lleva el nombre del
istme de Panama,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24

MAcCLURE. III. abril 23.-El di-
que del drenajs 6e Feast Cape Sc
rorpi6 aver en- Ia tarde ) las aSuas
enturecIdas del Mississippi Sc Preci-
pitaro- sob-e centenares de acres cui
tivados. sien6o hasta hoy 10000
acres los que Sc hallsn bajo las
a-uas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24
El. vlAJE Y LOS
PROPCSiTOS

Este viaje.-dice Mr.. Eesper.-pro
porciona los horabres de neSocios
de las principales firmas comercia!es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24

(Pasa 4 Ia PaE. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24

(Pasa 4 l. Pas. ~
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(Pasa a "a 5a. PaG.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-24

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
United States.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Dr.. Bundy In
Money 1angle
In Cleveland

CLEVELAND. O., Sept. 23-Hos-
tilities have broken out in the Cleve-
land local branch OF the I. \. l. 4.
over the way DR.. Leroy Bundy, presi-
dent of the branch, has been handling
the financial affairs OF the organiza-
ton. With DR.. Bundy, Secretary
Wesley Holder is also being ques-
toned DR.. Bundy settled in Cleye-
land after being freed OF charges in
volving the East St. Louis race riots.
According to the Cleveland Advo-
cate, on August l DR.. Bundy and
Executive Secretary Wesley Med.
Holder toured to New York in a
splendid new Haynes sedan. \ few
hours after the president OF the local
branch and his executive secretary lett
the city the realty company that con-
trolls the property located at 59l2
Central Avenue. otherwise known as
Liberty Hall. placed a very conspic-
uous sign, For Rent. on the building.
An investigation by a committee
showed that there was SIX months ar
rears in the rent and numerous other
bills unpaid. among them $50 on chairs
and a like amount on the piano used
by the local. Ii IS said by the COM
mittee that DR.. Leroy Bundy said he
must have $50 spending money a day
while in New York. and by reports
and statements led the people to be-
lievc their bills had been lett paid III
full and that everything would be all
right while he and the executive sec
retary were out OF the city.
When President Bundy and EXecu-
tive Secretary Holder came to meet
ing last Sunday afternoon, one of the
officials of the division asked OF Presi-
dent Bundy an explanation OF the way
he handled the members money. The
audacitv Of this man who was asking
for information out of interest for the
welfare OF the membership so infuri-
ated President Bundy .(who is now
also first yice-president of the entire
L. n. /. ~ that he left his elevated
position and grappled with the man
on the boor. The speakers name was
Roy Davis Then a general free for
all fight ensued.
Chairs and bottles few through
space. Several men and women fled
from the hall In the general uproar
several complaints were struck over
the forehead with bottles and as a
result two men are now in City Hos
pital
It is SAID the executive secretary
made a hasty retreat backward from
a second story window when some OF
the anqored members made a rush
for him. "Where has the money
gone was shouted from all parts OF
the hall.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
WENDELL PHILLIPS HI
HAS CLASSES IN
PUBLIC SPEAKIN 6
BY &. NJ. Reuben

A class i'll public speaking IS being
organized by Mrs. Bertha Forbes Her
ring the second period Mondays and
Wednesdays in room 321 at Wendell
Phillips High School. This course is
important to all junior and senior stu
dents because they arc being fitted to
take the place OF the lawyers, politi-
clans, community, church, fraternal and
social leaders and should be prepared
TO speak intelligently and enthusiastic
ally, yet with forethought and convic-
ton. Special programs will be ar
ranged to give the students who are
taking the course, an opportunity to
acquire some experience while in
school Debates, speeches and story
telling will be included in the work
which will offer a two-tenths credit.
8 Mrs. Herring. the instructor, is one
of the most efficient teachers OF oral
expression found anywhere in this sec
ton of the country. She has not only
taught at Nicholas Sem High School
and other crcditablc schools, but has
contributed some OF her own writings
to the course.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
ESTABLISH ALPHA
PHI CHAPTER IN
DENVER, COL

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 23-The
Alpha-Iota Chapter of the Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity, comprising the Uni
versity of Colorado, Denver Univer-
sity and Colorado College, has just
been set apart at Denver, Colo, by
Attorney Claude A. Jones of Kansas
City, Kan, who bore credentials from
the national president of the fraternity,
Simeon S. Booker of Baltimore, Nd,
and national secretary, Norman L.
McGhee of Washington, D. c. At
torney Jones was assisted in conncc-
ton with the establishment of the
chapter by Rev. A. w. Ward, Father
II. f. Raining, Messrs. Harold
Brown. Hamilton and White, mem
bers OF the fraternity residing in that
section.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Jam Parker
For Posing
AS Lawyer

Judge Lee Carrier sitting in the
Municipal Court OF Chicago in case
OF the State Of Illinois " Richard L.
Parker on an information filed by
Laura Washington charging Parker OF
practicing law without license, found
Parker guilty and sentenced him to
ten day,
The case was prosecuted BY Attor-
ney {. Francis STAFFORD. yicc-presi-
dent OF the Cook County Bar Associa-
ton. This is ono OF the first steps by
the Bar Association to take effective
steps towards the protection OF the
citizens OF Chicago against persons
practicing law without license
Several complaints had been lodged
with the bar association against Park
er prior to the case above upon which
he was tri-d It is stated from good
authority that other suits Of similar
nature will follow. Attorney Alex
Frcundelich. assisted Attorney Straf-
ford in the prosecution OF the same.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
BUT No BLACK
MAN WAS On
7 H { B D A 7

NEW YORK CITY, Sept. %
One OF the peculiar statements made
by passengers who arrived on the
French Line Steamship, Lorraine,
which arrived Monday from Hayre
was by Mrs. y. ~ Davidson, who
saws she had been insulted during the
voyage By Black man when there
are no colored employees whatsoever
on any of the passenger boats OF the
French Line.
Mrs. Davidson reported the loss OF
a pearl necklace worth $4,000 to 500
600, and the indecent behavior of a
Black man supposedly a member OF
the crew whom she said used Ian
guage to her that was very bad in
deed"
My husband would have killed
him. said Mrs Davidson, who said
the man thrust his head and arms
through the portfolio OF her state
room.
Mrs. Davidson, who formerly lived
in indianapolis, bat has been in Paris
most OF the last two years is the wife
OF an Englishman in British Govern
ment service She said when she
went to bed last Monday night she
put the necklace. with other valuables
in a reticulc on her bureau.
She did not lock her door, and when
she arose next morning the necklace
was missing, but none OF the other
iewelry.
Officers of the French Line denied
any member of the crew showed any
discourtesy to Mrs. Davidson. They
further said La Lorraine has no Negro
in the crew and none OF their ships
employs them, all seamen and other
employees being white Frenchmen.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Capable Men at Helm

That the new companies are being
operated by trained business men after
the most approved modern business
methods is indicated by the brilliant
moves made so far and by the roster
OF its officials which include the names
OF such widely known and capable
men as Charles Z. Mitchell, president,
and also president OF the Mutual Saw
ings & Loan Co. OF Charleston, w.
Va, Anthony Crawford, vice-president
and managing director, ship opera
tor and importer and exporter OF long
experience; Major William II. York.
secretary, former ex-commissioncr OF
the Liberian Frontier Forces: Col.
James N. Canty, treasurer, and also
vice president OF the Mutual Savings
& Loan Co. OF Charlton; l. Mclan-
dez King, attorney, also examiner in
chanccry, District OF Columbia, and
Napoleon ]. Francis, director Port au
Prince, Haiti.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23

until Thursday afternoon. Fully two
hundred delegates and visitors are ex-
pected. The National Imperial Re
gent and founder, Sir \. Morris VII
iiams of Springfield, is presiding with
Sir. Major +. d. Gamble, Imperial
Regent OF Chicago District and
Daughter Sarah Blancy, State Regent
of Illinois, officiating as chairmcn OF
the local committee oil arrangements.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
CLASS IN JOURNALISM
At WENDELL-PH|LL|

The Wendell-Phillps Evening
School offers a practical course in the
methods of writing news articles and
special feature stories. Recent lncra-
ture, modern newspapers and maya
zines will be adequately treated
Information will be given on where
and how to sell stories Five cash
prizes of S1.00 each will be given for
the five best class papers written each
month. The class IS under the dlrec-
ton OF Prof. Willis y. Hugglns.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
SWALLOWS FLY
FROM ENGLAND TO
SOUTH AFRICA

LONDON.-Swallows, it has been
established by experiment, migrate
from England to South Africa, 5000
miles. \ man in Berkshire, in 1921,
fastened a mark on a swallow and
turned it loose. The bird was reported
as having been caught five months
later at Jansenville, South Africa.
Other marked swallows, liberated in
England, have been reported from
Natal, Orange Free State, Cape Pro-
vince and the Transvaal.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Knights And Daughters OF
Tabor In Annual
Session Here
BY Gcnevicyc ". Reuben,
Pros CorrcsDondent.

The National Imperial Council of
the Knights and Daughters of Honor.
fratcrnal insurance organization
with national headquarters in SPRING
field. Ill.,. is holding its annual session
at the Bcrean Baptist Church, 53rd
and South Dearborn Street this week,
beginning Monday and continuing
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
BANKERS To
FINANCE NEW
HAITI SCHEME

NEW YORK CITY, Sept 23.-As
an immediate result OF the project OF
colored bankers, promoters and other
business men financing a diamond cX-
petition to British Guiana, transport
tation and trading company has de-
veloped. Representative Haitians, up
on finding the hackers fully rcspon-
sible and qualified for big business at
once offered alluring inducements and
valuable concessions and a conference
between the parties concerned war
ranted the organization OF the OVER
SEA NAVIGATION CORPORA
TON to effect regular service be
tween American and Haitian ports,
and the OVERSEE TRADING
COMPANY to supply the immense
Haitian needs which will grow out OF
the large American loan OF S4O000.0OO
for the development OF the island
republic.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Argued With Luther

An argument with Luther Brad
ford ended disastrously Thursday ior
Mrs. Lotto Brown, % POOL state
Street. Luther cut her six inches
across the face.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Homeless Man Collapses

Henry Killum, Is, Shreveport, La,
while seeking employment here, col
lapsed Saturday on State Street. near
Sind. He was taken to the County
Hospital where he was found suffer
ing from pneumonia.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Shot Accidentally

John Darret, 20, 2733 Dearborn
Street, was shot in the side accident
ally Thursday by boy while play
ing with revolver thought 10 be I'M
loaded
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Dies OF Heart Disease

\. B. Smith. 90, 1854 Ia Sale
Street, died September Is. Heart dis
ease was the ascribed cause.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Opportunity for Banks

The new companies will have their
Offices at 80 Wall Street, New York
City All business will be transacted
through the colored banks and each
bank has been asked to assist in the
underwriting OF the project. \ small
block OF stock, however, will be avail
able to the general public.
This is practically the first time that
colored banks have had an opportu-
nifty to depart from the usual real
estate and mortgage business, and en-
JOY the huge profits common among
white banking institutions engaged III
the promotion OF international COM
mercc and the colored bankers have
not been slow to take advantage OF the
situafion
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23

. Kenwood 1925
4lvg AR NosL & THROAT SPECIALIST
:. = g-.5',fr n N7rhlttan Eye, Ear, Nose
~ fbrsat Haspitsl school, New York City
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Turned Over to N. A. A. c. P.

On invitation of the states attorney,
Mr. Cobb appeared at the first hear
ing in May, reviewed the evidence
with the states attorneys Office and
was called in consultation when final
reports were made by Maryland de-
tectives and was successful in con-
vincing them that evidence was lack
ing to further hold Keller. In the
last conference with Justice OF Peace
J. A. Joyces and the states attorney,
Mr.. Cobb was advised of the dis
charge of the prisoner and was asked
TO give assurances that when Keller
was discharged he would not become
a charge upon the state. Mr.. Cobb
assented to the proposition. Funds
were furnished by the District of Col
umbia Branch for the transportation
OF Keller to his home in Summerville.
s. c. Accompanied by Mr.. Shelby ].
Davidson, executive secretary of the
District of Columbia Branch, and Mr.
]. A. G. LuValle of the Washington
Tribune, Mr.. Cobb appeared at the
court house located at Mt. Rainier,
Md, and after formalities attending
the release, received Keller in the
name of the N. A. A. c. P. At the
adjournment of court, accompanied by
the sheriff and his deputy on either
side of the car, Keller was brought
into the District of Columbia and sent
home the following morning with his
brother who had been summoned for
the purpose.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
KELLER FOUND
IN n D CE n 7,
| s F R { T D

WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 81
After more than a year of seeking in
formation and investigating the muir
der of Mrs. Weber, whose body was
found in Maryland, Joseph Keller, a
colored man, charged with the COM
mission of the crime, was on Friday
September 8, 1922, released from the
custody of the Maryland authorities,
the evidence thus far found not war
ranting his detention longer.
Credit is due to the Prince George
County Branch OF the N. A. A. c. p,
as we'll as to the cooperation of the
District of Columbia Branch, for the
favorable outcome of this celebrated
case.