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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24
A New Role for Baby.

Johnny-Mother, may take out the
perambulator? want to play with
1t for little while.
MOther-Well, Johnny. I should
think you might ask to take baby,
too.
JOhnny-Oh. yes. he shall come ;
he'll make splendid fireman. Billy
Gubbins has his mothers clothesline.
the carriage will be the fire engine.
and there'll be about twenty boys to
pull.-The Scotsman.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24
Complete Transformation.

II understand one of your former
mattresses is now motion picture
starY
That's So" said the proprietor of
the Elite restaurant for ladies and
gentlemen.
"Any change in herr"
II should say so! She's changed her
name, her hair and her disposition
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

Conserve your own resources. They
Will multiply until they're double.
Put something by for rainy day,
And save yourself lot of trouble.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

Every man believes he drives the
best automobile for the money in
the world, which would indicate that
all automobiles have some good
points.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

Some people never sympathize
with the under dog until they are
pretty. sure he is going to get on top.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

You never can tell. The heaviest
collection plate doesn't always indi-
cate the most religion.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

What's the good of a cook book ?
1t doesn't even tell you how to
keep a cook.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

On the other hand a man never
realizes how many friends he has
till he dosen't need them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24
ALBERT ID. MACKEY
Attorney-at-Law
Elkton :: Maryland

In Elkton, Mondays and Saturdays.
only. during January, February and
March, while Legislature is in
session.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

Turn about is fair play, in spite
of which fortune doesn't always
smile on the funny man.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

Modern mining methods have made
feasible the development Of deposits
Of iron ore in Switzerland that were
abandoned more than 40 years ago.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

It's generally the nerve of othe'
people that gets on ours.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

You never can tell. A mans
table manners depend a good bit ON
the grub.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

Rough roads lead to beautiful
scenery-and not much else.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

For automobile tourists, complete
lavatory, including supply Of run
ming water, that can be mounted on
a running board, has been invented.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

This may be helpful: Other peo
pie have troubles, too.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

Money talks, but lots of us only
hear the echo.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-03-24

Extremes meet, but they don't al
ways speak as they pass by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
REVOKE CITIZENSHIP
GRANTED TO GERMAN
Investigation S hows Man
Sworc Falsely in His
Application.
/ Snccial ~ Tho Times

~t'ftltl To ne ! lNeS us ten.
NORFOLK. VA. May 23.--On the
ground that h" had sworn falsely in
his AFFIDAVIT accompa nying his appli-
cation FOR naturalization papers and
that a; The tim" ~ appiica ton he was
4 nativ" ~ GERMANY and an alien
enemy Judge II. Lawrence Groncr in
l. :. District Court yesterday entered
az order revcNinr the United states
citizenship Of Henry knchcl. Tho or
der was issued as a result uf proceed
inCs brought ny United states District
Attorney Paul W. Near
In his application for citizenship
on June II, 1918. kncbel gave The
Hague as the place Of his birth max e.
inc him subject Of Holland. lnves-
tication. it is claimed. shows that IL
was horn in Hanan, Germany. Novcm
her -. 1898. Krcbcl declares that
h. did not Intentionally make false
affidavit hut that tho papers in blank
We're handed him 10 sign at the bot
tom. which he did
After receiving his DISCHARGE from
the American army on May le. 1919
he went TO Cohlcnz and there enlist
. ed in the American army OF oCcupa
lion FOR ono year. After his dis
charge he drove public automobile
and now wants TO return to Sioux
City. Iowa, where his mother and
uncle are living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

ache since" declared Mrs 4 II. Cor.
gas Of io' cumibcrIaui street, Iar-
rIshurg IA.
4 also suffered badly from s,om-
ach trouble My food would not AZ
Hest right. bat would sour and for
meni ana cause gas 10 form. which
rHt me IN agony at tiIncs from mo
pam Of IT, was nervous and
c'nidn. sleep right | had suffered
from IN" sever" rheumatic aches ana
pains AL my lifc
Plant Juice surely did mo :, great
deal Of good. because" my stcr,arn
IN IN" condition uow. ana do uo,
-un"r from gas or pain Ny nerve
nave h."n GGl"ted 80 that pIcou
me But the best ,hiny is tho az
i'hht Jhic. ended my rhcumatt.p
because haven't had an ache az f.,
PAIN Hnce started taking this rem
edy" '''
Plant Jnic. is sold In Richmona =,
'Faeiet Drug store IN P.tersbu,o
ny Morrison the prux Man in a.
Guy by tho Chase ci.y Drug Co
\
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

ness. shall be hurled against each
other. Again. all the people follow him
to the valley of Hinnon as he dashes
the potter's vessel against the rocks.
saying. so viii God break this ma
kcts of figs before the people. one
Of good. the other OF evil. and says:
The goGd figs are those whom God
will bring back from captivity. The
princes and the residue of jerusalem.
The similarity Of the charge made
against jeremiah and that AGAINST
refer To the temple literally. but the
Master used IL hgurativcly to repre-
sent His body. Where popular fury
is concerned, however. one charge is
as good AS another. whether II he true
or false. .'iie has pr"phcsicd
against this city" Ills prophecy must
he false for the city cannot lie taken.
No one detects the fallacy which bcEs
the question. The preservation OF the
city was conditional upon IN" right
eousncss of it's citizens. They Them
selves were not meeting the condition.
Nothing in tho world is Sacr'r'anct.
aside from moral character.
Analysis mud Key.
Current analogy imagined.
War preparations tGcrman).
Rcbuked by native: sopular fury.
Likeness OF Jcrcmi-h's odium.
CncQuivoCal message: arbitrary
perpctuitN.
Impossiblc: conditional on moral
quality.
Persistent righteousness alone in
SureS immunity.
Shiloh We. Jerusalem.
Jcrcmiahs moral "arncStncSS vs..
current low standard.
National called To "monrn"r's
bench"
People repent; God rcpcn,s vice
versa.
No man of dolor. hut OF deeds
Vision OF new city. temple, cove
nant.
Prcacnt-Dny Applications.
Commercial lied undertaking il an
odious thing. But the exposing OF
public evils with the sol" purp"s" Of
rcforma ion is one Of the conditions
Of social progress. Duciing. slavery.
drink traffic and now war are tn"
milcStoncS in the path to the mil
lcnnium. The hatcfulncss "f mill
tariSm. after "a incest Intelligent and
serious campaign. has at length been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
TO CHARGE OF MURDER
}. b. Stout Contends He Kill
ed Joseph Quinn in
Sclf-Defcnsc.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
SIAt NToN. VA. May 23.-Plead-
ing mot guilty" 10 the charge Of ~,
murder OF Joseph Quinn. 2S-vear-old
farmer of Dcerteld Valley FRIDAY.
March Il, J. Il. stout. United states
mail carrier on the Marble Valley
peerheld route in Circuit Court to-
day. based his case on self defense
stout. who appeared confident ami
calm during tho opening proceedings
was ac""mpa MED into court today by
MS VII. and son, none of whom he
traycd any nervousness ar emotion
Mrs. Quinn. the young widow of the
dead man. did not appear before court
during the morninG. hut was placed,
on the stand during the afternoon
She was in the house when thu.
shooting occurred. She told OF bad
blood between the two men and
hickc down and c';ed once during
tao recital. The jury this afternoon
was taken TO the scene Il tn. muir
der.
The courthouse was crowded to-
day with Interested spectators from
all sections OF the county and wit
ncsSes. over seventy in number. he
ing called TO testify in THIS case.
over an hour was consumed in the
Impaneling OF the jury. the regular
vcnirc having been exhausted with
out securing twelve Jurors. y supple
mcntary list OF ten was summoned
eight OF whom We're sworn in.
OF the seventy witnesses summoned
about httyfive VIII testify for tn"
Commonwealth. the remainder being
called by the defense
The case may reach the jury Satur
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
WOMAN'S ILLS MAKE UNHAPPY
HOME

Thcre Is no question but what the
his OF women conspire against do
mest!c harmony. The husband cannot
understand these troubles and th.
physician finds IL hard To cure them
therefore tn" Ovcrworkcd wife and
mother continues to drag around ,iay
In aud day out with headaches and
backh"h". fretful aud nervous.
Shch women should hc guided by
the experience OF women whose lot
tors VIC ar" continually publishing In
this paper Many Of them declare
that they have been restored to
health. strength and consequent hap
pincss 10y Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vcgc-
table Compound altar doctors and all
other medicines had failed 20 hnII,
them. II viii surely pay women who
suffer from such ailments Ia try IL.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

exposed and the first great step has
been taken toward It's overthrow. EN-
pcnditurcs have been stopped and bat
tlcships numbered for destruction.
lounE Peoples DcN0tI1bnl Service.
May %. 1922. Act; Xiii. LIE.
MOttO-MiSSionS: The terms uecd
specifically for the propagandist op"r-
atoms Of the Christian church among
the heather, the cNrcutantS of this
work being miSsionaricS--EnCycl
pacdin Britannica.
I.cnsonH From Great Foreign Mis-
sionnrlrs.
hloEraphy. is really history in CON
crete. Read the lives Of the leader"
OF any industry. science. cNpl"ra tion
Or reform and YOU have III. story Of
that phase Of human end"ayor what
rNcr IL may chance Ia he. Read the
Ives OF the great missionaries Of
me church universal and you haV"
tnc annals OF that phase Of religion in
IS inception. progress. hindranccS
ana triumphs. Scarcely amy story is
more thrilling. more practical. more
iInpoIthnt. Covering az il does. in
'idcntally. exploration. natural r.or-
thrc ana International relations To be
w"ll-vcrScd Ia missions is TO be ILL
orally educated
Dniiy Readings.
Monhay-i."sson in obedience. Jonah
!. LII ''"'"
|. HIS. ~ Us
Wehnes'lay-ln conservation. 2 CO.
Thursdhy-1n patience. CORN
thians vi. lilo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
CHOOSE VA. STUDENTS
FOR TRIP TO EUROPE

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.l
LYNcHBURG. VA. May 23-G.
Nocl Mathew, ~ LAnchhurC College.
and Garland Alexander. IF Wash
inEton and Lee, have been selected
members OF party ~ nifty student
volunteers To tour all Europe during
the coming summer for conferences a,
the most imuortant student Centers
OF England and the Continent.
The party, headed by DR.. H. g.
GosSard Of Atlanta. will sail from
New York, June -. for Liverpool. and
viii return in September 40 two
states have more than two rcprcsen-
ta'ivcS in the party. which is under
auspices OF the student y. NJ. 6. A
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

There could be no truce. Last OF the
prophets before the exile and with
that supreme disaster. clearly within
the range of his prophetic vision, Il"
LEFT his country without excuse OF not
having been warned. No stone was
unturn"d that might bring Judah to
repentance. Before he wrote his
sul"Ey he did his utmost to make the
Nritin;; 81 it unnecessary. II any one
thinks Of him as Il man of doior he is
heroic and splendid! When at length
II" must needs utter his "lamcnta-
tons. even then he looked up
through his tears I" See the new city.
temple and covenant taking the place
Of the old.
Under the study Lamp.
The Spanish have proverb which
says that he who speaks tho truth
would best have his foot in the stir
rup. llain speaking is always peril
Gus. but is often necessary. In
tr"nrhcd wickcdness cannot be
.r,,monpcd M with puff balls.
favored class. They had a monopoly
Th"irs was graft, They stood to-,
E"th"r as one person. Whoever did
not speak as they did was no priest
or prophet. They only were competent
Ia determine who belonged Ia their
class. To attack them single Sandcd
took courage OF tho first order.
isiry had stretched over forty yeans
and the reign of nee Kings. He was
Il man OF action In the very midst OF
stirring events. hut life was not so
dear that he could compromise with
truth FOR IL. by proposing that
Judah make terms with the c:cEny
Jeremiah seemed To put himself in the
odiouS class to which Judas and Bcnc-
dict Arnold belong. But instead he
really belongs In the class with AM
broSc. Savanorola. bant" and Luther.
He could have sung with Lowell
loved my country SO as only they
Who love u mother fit 10 die for may
loved her old rcnown. her stainless
fame:
What better proof than that ioathed
her shamc.
Ills message was. as he said. burn
ing fire shut up in his bones"
John Bright was howlrd at for oppos-
ing the trimcan War: pisracli was
made ~ lord" and fawncd upon for
framing the treaty Of Berlin. which
II IL now affirmed. paved the way for
th" world war. Jeremiah is pic
t"rial and dramatic He uses object
lessons SO Skilifully that their mean
ing cannot he mistaken. lie carRcs
"a girllc all the way 10 tho Euphratcs
aud after a Ions time goes To recover
it. He displays II married and worth
less. Again bottles filled with wine
are dashed against each other. as the
prophet says. So Kings prophets
fathers. sons. all filed with drunken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
RANsOME DENIES STORY
HE DRUCCED SHERIFF
Asserts Police Officer Furnish.
ed Liquor to Him at
Mariinsville.
AUTO THIEF GETS FIVE YEARS
Record Time Is Mnd- In Trial nnd
Conviction az Alleged Famous
Stcnirr "f Cars u. Circuit Court a,
Houston

Sp"cial "a The Times Dispatch
bANNll.l-E, VA. May gas. /
RanSomc. in whose quick trial yes
terday al Haitian an instance ~ Vir-
einI% justice was seen. Yesterday
evening mad" q statement to two
local polio" officers that h. did uo;
drug Deputy Sheriff j. r.. Wagner. Of
High Point. last Saturday While the
officer WAS carrying the man TO Win
Ston Salem for trial. ON the stand
yesterday evening It is learned
Judc" w. X. Bark sdalc asked RAN
some where he got his liquor from.
and he made the statement that 1t
was given ia him by chic: OF Police
Stuirz. of Martinsville''
Issue has teen taken with the vc-
r2city OF the statement by friend OF
he Henry County officer who h11
heen camping ON Rausome's trail for
some tim. ara who arrested him
near MartinsvilIe last Friday. Ac-
cordinE To- Ransome's statement,
they had fruit jar fun OF liquor
and they drank some at intervals af-
ter leaving Msrtinsvillc lie denied
using any drug on tho police officer.
officers from Danville who re-
turned today said that Kausom~ is
not tn" man they supposed to he
Jennings, and for whom there is
heavy reward outstanding on the
score OF automobile. ihefts
1IanS"nc'S lively gait during the
past few days iuciud" his arrest Fri
day A. Martinsville for car stealing,
his escape from Deputy Sheriff Wag
nor Saturday. mis- flight - Danville
wher" he Stol" another ear. his cap
iure sunday near Houston. his in
dictmcnt and sentence in the Halifax
Circuit court ON Monday. lie will
scrN" five years less time of for
good behavior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
Old Firm Make. A..Isnm.n,.

HARRiSoNBuRG, VA. May "a
The firm OF Herman Wise e. Sons.
'proprietors OF one of the city's lead
ing department stores. has made an
assignment TO ]. g. Yancey, cashier
of the First National Bank. az trus-
tee. The liabilities are listed st}5t
400. White the assets are expected to
total approximately $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
Drill for Oil, Great
Artesian Well Opens

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BLAND. VA. May 23.-Drillers
for an oil and gas corporation.
boring for oil in the kimberliny
Basin. Blaud County. at "a depth
OF 500 feet or Whereabouts. struck
wat.r-hearing strata OF sucn
pressure that II made AN art.Sian
well, nine or t"n-inCh stream
OF water rushing out OF the
earth. II is reported that as
result many OF the biggest. bold
est springs on III. basin have
e"n" dry. indicating bowl for
nation Of strata
hut tn" boring has CONC ON.
and a depth of 200 or 500 feet is
reported, with prospects reported
good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
THINKS THEIRS IS NONE u,;,.,.u

II you want u pure wholesome a,h
absolutely Saf" remedy for the relief
Of coughs. colds Group and Welcoming
cough. 80 fol"y's Honey and Tar
Moses Richardson. Il. T.. ~ l. I.ox rs
linmer. Okla, writes: II Ind , burt
ing III my chest and cough.d until I
gasp"d for breath FoIry's u,nc,,
aud Tar relieved M" OF my trouble and
dlh IN" so much good | don't think
there ~ Il better medicine for cnI,ls
coughs and hoarscn"ss." limitations
aud substitutes never do the WORK
like tn" genuine Folcys--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

~ FhIHoNbl EG. Va NJ, o..
. I.'iI ners az IN" i'arrisonhurg Rotsry
ia" hay" been euEagcd H. No.,
f"W DAYS I'm the coust-uctin,,
"ih'h groom and recreation h,u a,
amp Shenandoah on the Sneuan
annh i,l,,r' me foys. and girls camp
operated ny tn" club during ~.
summer This building vii! aeco,.,9
'nodate seventy.fye persons. and ~.
members expect 10 complete j, bt -.
last OF 'iHne. when the camp yin
he opened. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
Convict Negro Of Murder.

T.fNVTIRURG. VA. May o3.-.Iamcs
M"ckay. negro. who came her,
from Greenvillc. :. g. was convict.
ed IN the Corporation Court here and
Gen eighteen years in the pcni.
tertiary on IN" charG" ~ numbering
Maggie Daniel, also colorcd The
trouble occurred several weeks arc
when the woman spoke 10 him. and
Mckay stabbed her in the groin
with knife. She hled TO death be.
fore she could he hurried 10 hos.
pital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
Return Nan To boston.

WASHINGTON. May 23-Orders
were issued today by Major-General
Icjcunc commandant OF the marine
corps. for the return 10 Boston Of
John hawthorn. marine corps private.
arrested yesterday at the Quantico.
Va. marine station in connection
with the killing az Ralph w Brew
st"r. Boston ana Maine station agent.
at Winchester. Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

jeremiah XXvi. May ~. i?22.
Goluen Text. Amend your WAYS
anu your doinGs and obey the
voice of Jchovah.-Jeremiah xxvi. >.
Is.
Jeremiah Spenks boldly.
y ~ some man from German village
under the shadow OF the statue of
Frederick on Inter den Linden and
IN spite of truculent courticrs. inrlud-
nounccd the military prcpar,tinns as
max ing the fall of the empire certain.
the storm OF ridiculc and fury he
,t MHn'', nave raised would HAY" been
y,5oo years before. In spit. of tn,
ni"ouN hcath of Grijah. his companion
IN prophecN jeremiah uttered his un-
.hiarSinE and gliding his palace as II
.e ana his descendants were to live
IN ~ unintcrruptediy forever. TN,
pfonnctS contention was that there
couii be no such thing as pcrp.tufty
even by Divine edict without refer
s smre 10 the moral character inyolvcd.
ihat was where they thought Jcrc-
miah was mistaken. They believed
thH temple as inviolable as Gods very
throne of His glory no matter how
unworthy His chosen race might be-
come. n answer the prophet showed
now an promises OF Immunity were
contingent upon the persistent right
eouSnesS of the nation III, affirmed
those pledges already revoked in view
"f the prevailing wiCkedness. "Shiloh'
VAS me tnliSmanic name he used.
once the sacred place. seat Of tahcr-
nac!e and ark: throne of Jehovah. nov
torsaken and dismantled. Jerusalem
should he like that, ''rrcasou,'
was the "minous answer the .cclcsias-
tcai hirclings OF that day. the priests
a no prophets. made. Against tn.
black background Of the current
time serving spirit. the moral earnest
ness. Inc fearless sincerity Of Icro-
nliah shines Respondent nc, "A cameo.
lie cites his Divine commission He
Was jehovah sent. His words were
Goo words. lie ahatcs not a jot or
little. He calls for Immediate and
""mrioi" reformation. The conditional
character OF both threats and prom
Uses Is affirmed. II they rcpcnt God
VIII repent. AS for himself I'M
AFRAID. he knows himself to h. com
piettIN at their merc?. They may do
their worst. only he feels that h"
should remind them that innocent
hIood always cries to heaven for ven
Seancc until IL is heard Jeremiah
was too specific and bold. Had ne
used miId and general terms. there
would have been no disturbance" ana
no would have been perfectly SAT-.
instead of that he pinned sin to M.
wall with the sword Of his month II.
gave no quarter. lie asked non.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
RETAINS OLD FORM
OF GOVERNMENT

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch1
FREDERICK SRtEG. VA. May ga
The special election held today on
IN" question OF changing the form off
city government 10 entire city man
as"r plan, doing away with Mayor
a. twelve tnuncilmen. and subSti-
t.,ing body OF I'VE comm issioncrS
h." chairman OF which was To hav,
zen acting Mayor. resulted in forty
llAlOrttN for Old comncilnnnic form
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

LfNCliRURG. VA. Nav e3-rIn.
hundred and twenty-hve bushes.
men OF Greenville. 8. G. win nav
,l.ynchburg Visit June rhls he
ing the iartherest North the marty
VIII make on Virginia Carolina ac-
.quaintance trip. The visitors viii be
gwen an automobile trip her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
ALLEGED MURDERER
CAUGHT IN VIRGINIA
Marine at Quantico Said 10
Have Admitted
Killing.
10y Associated Prcss.l

CHESTER. MASS. May 23.-Au.
,hcrities. who for month have been
searching for tho assassin Of Ralph
w. Brewster. station agent of the
Boston and Maine Railroad here. OK.
pressed belief today that the muir.
dcrcr had been found in John Law.
thorn. a member Of the marine corps.
Word OF his arrest was received here
today from police officers who went
to Ouantico. Va.
hawthorn was stationed until re-
Gently at the Boston Navy-Tard
While on duty there he told Charles
Tindall of Quincy. prisoner. now
awaiting trial for larceny. accord
ing to the lattcr's story to the police.
that he killed Brewster in an attemp,
10 rob the station safe. After firing
four shots "a; the ticket agent
through an open door. Tindall's ac-
count said. 'I.awthorn's attempt to
rob was frustrated when the wind
blew the door shut.
>nw Agent Counting Money.
Tindaii. formerly fellow member
OF the marine corps with hawthorn
said the latter told him az calling ON
a girl in Winchester. near the rail.
I'dt Sldllon. where ne SAW the ticket
agent counting his money before put
ting II into tho safe one night and
remarked that il would he IAN easy
Job" \ few DAYS later. he said he
read OF tho killing Of Brewster. and
suspected hawthorn. SuhScQuently.
h" asked him about the shooting and
hawthorn admitted he was rcspon-
sihle. Tindall said.
The latter told the police that Law
thorn had Dragged to him also that
he killed policeman in Chicago
some time ago.
In IN" official records Of tho Ros.
ton Navy Yard tho report of the Of
iic"r "f the day shows that John Law.
horn. as he was listed. was on guard
duty on ,hc night of the murder. and
from 10 10 was stationed at the
main gate. Brewster was shot be-
tween ':So ana 10 o'clock.