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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
IRENE CASTLE is BRIDE
or MAJOR M'LAUGHLIN

CHICAGO, Nov. SO.-(By the As
sociated Press)--Irene Castle, the
dancer, and Frederick Mclaughlin,
wealthy Chicago coffee merchant,
were married here Wednesday eve
ming, it was learned
The marriage took place at the
Mclaughlin residence, 336 North
Michigan avenue, and was a quiet
ceremony. The newlyweds left
Chicago last night for the west
The news that the widow of YER
non Castle, dancer and war hero,
who lost his life while an aviator in
structor in Texas, and later the wife
of Captain Robert hemaine, from
whom she was divorced in Paris, had
married again, was confirmed at the
offices OF w. r. Mclaughlin and
Company Of which the bridegroom
is secretary and treasurer.
Major Mclaughlin is a son of the
late w. r.. Mclaughlin, pioneer cof-
fee merchant, and was a Harvard
man. of the class of 1901. His elder
brother, George ID. Mclaughlin, sue
ceeded their father as head of the
company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
z 2DR|VERS LOSE
AUTO LICENSES
Perth Amboy Men Punished
by Commissioner Dill
Speeding is Charged

TRENTON, Nov. 3O:-Driving
licenses of twenty-nine motorists
were today revoked by Motor We
hicle Commissioner William J.. Dill,
of which number, fourteen were re-
voked for speeding and nine for
driving while drunk.
The speeders were;
Lucio Barnabe, New Brunswick;
John McNulty Gloucester City; Will
liam Wilson, Paulsboro; William H.
Reed, Eatontown; John Meaney,
Perth Amboy; John Kyak. 81 Court
land street, Paterson; Herman
Quent, Montville; Michael Mitko,
Perth Amboy; Henry Ringers, SO
Eleventh avenue, Paterson; Charles
S. Wolf, Ridgewood; Nathan Kat
Ter. 81 Westervelt Place, Passaic;
william Whitman Delanco.
The intoxicated drivers included:
Edward Conrad, Elizabeth; Evans
Mitchell, New Brunswick; Charles
Somelofski, South River; James
Johnson Salem; Warren Jilson, of
Tuckerton.
The license of +. ]. Kirberg. of
the Centre Garage, Lake street, Pat
erson, was revoked, after Kirberg
was alleged to have fed after ne
caused an accident.
Daniel e. Danielson, 30S1 Waldorf
avenue. Camden had his license re-
voked by Motor Vehicle Commis-
sioner Dill, after the driver was ad-
iudged mentally unfit to drive a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
HOLD RESIDENT
Of SAYREV|LLE.
For Killing Boy, Iniuring An
other, in Accident Yester-
day at Red Bank

RED BANK, Nov. 30:-Frank
Marvo, eight years old, of Red Bank,
was killed and his playmate, Joseph
Dosofreo, thirteen, seriously injured
yesterday afternoon when they were
pinned against a telegraph pole by
an automobile while playing along
the curb near their homes here.
Edward Coste, of Sayreville, Mid
dlesex county, driver of the machine,
was attempting to avoid a collision
with q taxicab when he drove his
car into a telegraph pole, striking
the boys.
Both lads were taken to a Long
Branch hospital but Mervo died be-
fore his arrival there. His play
mate is not expected to live. Hos
pital authorities say he Is suffering
two broken legs and serious internal
Injuries.
Coste was held in 81 500 bail on a
technical charge ON manslaughter,
The taX driver, Julian Scott, OF Reu
Bank, was also held as a witness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
SHOPPERS, DON'T LEAVE
PACKAGES IN YOUR CARS

Chief E,els J. Tonnesan upnn re-
ceipt of several complaints, issued
warning today to shoppers To beware
of leaving packages in their cars
arked on the streets h9 during
Ire hsiidaNs as pettyq thieves are
working a,.G many arti3 IS ha'a
been epcrte6 stolen du 1y the last
few das
In .,s1i1g Il is warnins ne chief
suggest.l ira Turing Is halihhy
shopp ng 81 tts leave n'nla're IN
their ,a.s =. fl times. iin sal
that every year robberi4s of this sort
have been reported AMI the police
have been unable to make any ar
rests. During the early part of this
week several of the thefts have been
reported, bat no trace of the culpr.ts
could be found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
END RED CROSS
CAMP PA|CN HERE
Canvass Throughout Plants
Here Will be Continued
Reports to Be Made

The annual Red Cross roll call ell
ficientlv ended in this city yesterday
when the last returns from the dls-
trict were received at the local head
quarters. The canvass throughout
the various plants will continue Tor
the next few days. but the roll call
headquarters, at the Perth Amboy
Trust company, will close tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Seguine. roll call
secretary, will open up a new mead
quarters at the office of the local
chapter, Room PIT in the Raritan
building, where she will receive dur
ing the month of December member
ship fees from those families who
did not come under the district can
vass. Reports of the roll call prog
ress will be made from time to time.
The teachers at School No. / have
reported 100 per cent membership.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
PENNA TRAIN WRECKED

STEUBENVILLE. O.. Nov. 30
Eastbound Pennsylvania passenger
train No. 1854, known as the Goth
am Limited, st. Louis to New York,
was wrecked at the east end OF
Gould's tunnel, about seven miles
east of this city at $3.50 a. m. today
Six of the nine coaches, including
sleeping cars, left the rails, but none
Of them turned over and according
to railroad officials none of the pas
sengers were seriously hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
LOCAL AUTOMOBILE MEN
TO HEAR TALK TONIGHT

Getting the Most Out of Sales
and Service" is the topic of an ad-
dress to be given tonight by August
Ahrens, OF New York city, to the
automobile dealers of this city in
Garretson's garage in Market street
at 1880 o'clock. Mr.. Ahrens is an
efficiency expert of considara BILE note
and presents his lectures with much
fcrCefulness.
Mr.. Ahrens is only one Of several
sr e0kers whom it is pla med to have
addrt ss the new Automobile Dealers
Association In this city, from time
to time. In his lecture discussions
Mr.. Ahrens aimes to set forth the
fundamental factors underlying
business building and intends to I'M
part those principals which, = cor
rec,Jy understood and ap21od, lead
to succ ,.sfiul accomplishments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
YOUTHS FINED SIS EACH;
HAD NO TRAIN TICKETS

After having sold candy at the
Neptune Asbury Park High Schoo
football game yesterday, Theodore
Zall and Joseph Green, of Newark
endeavored to beat their way back
to their home without paying a rail-
road fare. Green was apprehended,
but his companion got away Zell
was later arrested by Officer Louis
Hansen at State and Smith streets.
This morning Central Railroad
Conductor William Seigfield pressed
the charge and the two were fined
SIS each by Recorder Pickersgill on
a dlsorderly conduct charge.
Dodge Brothers Sport Model on display.
Frank Van Syckle 5f1-11-2s- -2ta
Good fishing at Long Branch. P. A.
Hdwe. have the tackle.
4S6-11-2b-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
ACTION ON PROBE

WASHINGTON Nov. 3O:-Pos-
sible action by the Department of
Justice on charges of irregularity
developed during the senate vete-
rams investigation was discussed
with President Coolidge today by
Senators Reed, of Pennsylvania, and
Oddie of Nevada, Republican mem
bers of the investigating committee,
and Frank L. Hines, director of the
veterans bureau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
wed by Recorder

Frank Windman and Sadie Singer
Weis both of this city, gave thanks
yesterday by becoming welded, the
ceremony being performed by Re-
corder Harold T.. Pickersgill in his
chambers in the police department
section of City Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
STARM WARNING


WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. - The
Weather Bureau today issued the
following storm warning:
Advisory $3.50 A. M.-Southeast
storm warnings displayed Delaware
Breakwater to Eastport, Maine. Dis
turbance over the Great Lakes NOV
ing northeastward and a secondary
disturbance apparently forming off
the Middle Atlantic coast. Strong
east to south winds and probably
gales this afternoon and tonight"
Dodge Brothers Sport Model on display.
Frank Van SICKLE. 541-11-2 -2S-21s
One day shoe sale tomorrow. Saturday.
900 pairs Mems, Womens and Children's
Sample Shoes. s1.9s a pair; all sizes;
values to $500. The Globe. 204 Smith
Street SsS-ll-So-lt'
Call and let us explain THE NEW
WAY TO PAY Tor Chevrolet. jefferson
MotorA nc. Tel l5. bse-ll-sorns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
HAYWOOD FAILS
To MAKE MOVE
Declines to Make Any Recon-
mendation in Case of New
Works Comptroller

NEW YORK, Nov. S0.-United
States Attorney William Hayward
announced he had declined to make
any recommendation in the case Of
City Comptroller Charles L. Craig
whom President Coolidge has been
asked to pardon after his jail SEN
tence by Federal Judge Mayer for
contempt of court.
Colonel Hayward made his an
nouncement after.-a telephone con
versation with Washington. He add
ed that data from the docket in the
prosecution of the Craig case had
been furnished the department o.
justice.
Colonel Hayward explained that
although In pardon cases a formal
request for a recommendation from
the prosecuting official usually Is
made, he had not conducted the
prosecution in the Craig case and
the views of his predecessor. Colonel
Francis G. Caffey and the latter $
assistant, Benjamin A. Matthews,
probably would be sought.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Give something for the car for Christ
mas" Dorsey Motors Inc.
502-11-39-2t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Useful gifts are the order Of things foa
will find "A choice dependable lots her,d to
select from. Dorsey Motors, Inc.
bP2-11-3O-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Start your Christmas shopping todayi
"Give something for the car for Christi
mas" Dorsey Motors, Inc.
b92-11-30-2te
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
FIND SIX INDICTMENTS

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 30. -
The grand jury at noon handed down
six indictments and adjourned un-
til December 10, when the last ses-
sion of that term will be held.
Start your Christmas shopping todayl
We have many useful inexpensive acces-
series that win make ideal gifts. Dorsey
Motors, Inc. 592-ll-oO-2t'
Good fishing at Long Branch. p. A.
Hdwe. have the tackle.
436--11-26-tf'
Christmas Club for 1924 opens Dec. 1st.
Join. Perth Amboy Trust Company,
k1S--1l-2s-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

See Americas most versatile car. =
Gross e. Son 218 New Brunswick Ave-
58T-l1-31-1t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

christmas Club for 1924 opens Dec ] s.
Join Perth Amboy Trust Company
513-fl -2S-efe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

20 Per Cent. Off on Wear-Eyer during
demonstration at P. A. Hdwe. al next
week. b-lI-se-ti
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Pennies or Dollars will make you a
member of 1924 Christmas Club. Opens
Dec. 1st. Join. Perth Amboy Trust Com
nanv 513-11-zS-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
Completes Records

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-Attor-
ney General Daugherty completed
today the collection of records in the
case of Charles L. Craig, comptrol-
Ter of New York City, under SEN
tence of sixty days in jail for con-
tempt and for whom an application
for pardon is pending before the de-
partment of justice.
Mr.. Daugherty received a letter
today from Federal Judge Mayer,
who adjudged Craig in contempt.
Department of justice officials were
informed at the same time by Dis
trict Attorney Hayward, of New
York that inasmuch as he was not
in office at the time of the original
proceedings against Criag were
brought he had no recommendations
to make.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Dodge Brothers Sport Model on display
Frank Van Syclle. 541--11 -2S-2tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Wear.Ever Aluminium demonstration a
p A. Hdwe all next week.
4s6--11-26-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
.FIREMEN CALLED OUT
FOR TWO SMALL BLAzES

The fremen were called out for
two small fires the past two days,
the first on Wednesday evening for
a blaze in the street on New Bruins
wick avenue and yesterday after
noon for small fire in Johnstone
street store. An alarm was turned
In from box 36 at New Brunswick
avenue and New street Wednesday
evening, when a car backfired and
lgnited a quantity of gasoline on the
according to the report of officer
Louis Hanson. The alarm from box
94 at Johnstone and Neville streets,
was sounded when a pail of hot tar
was spilled in the store of steve
Motoleski. at $50 Johnstone street.
The damage in this case was esti-
mated at SIS, according to officer
Lawrence Marmon's report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Charlotte Mills Startling New Theory
Of The double tragedy under The Apple
Tree in tomorrow's New York Evening
Journal. 6sS--ll -3o-lt'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

20 Per Cent. off on wear-Ever during
demonstration at p. A. Hdwe. all next
week. 43b-ll-26
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

See Americas most versatile car. A
Gross e. Son. 21s New Brunswick Ave.
bST-11-30-1tE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Lost-On Thanksgiving Day in front Of
Packer House, mans fur lined glove. Re-
turn to Packer House and receive reward.
b9T-l1-30-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Have a Chevrolet in the Spring by OUR
NEW WAY TO PAY PLAN. Jefferson No.
tcrs. Inc. Tel Is. 5S5-1l-30-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

4 Dodge Brothers Sport Model on display. |
Frank Van Syckle. 541--11-2s-21'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Pennies or Dollars will make you mem
Der OF 1924 Christmas Club. Opens Dec.
LIST. Join. Pert hAmboy Trust Company.
51s-11-2s-s1'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Pre- < accidents Use Weed Chains.
Frank syckle. 5s4-ll-SV-lt'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
WEATHER

Rain this after
noon; cloudy and
cooler tonight;
Saturday $ fair;
strong southerly
shifting TO west
winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

ear Aluminum demonstration at
/. H1 next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Curtis Conover, South Brunswick.
(Continueo on page 80
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23

self unable to overcome the impregn
able barrier with which he was cor
fronted and finally took himself OH
on jaunt over the winding back trail
% town.
L, was rumorel that Mike Tran! The
Chicago detective was about the ollca
with some of Dempseys sparring part
ners. But this report could not be veri
fled. Bill Mathes camp chief stolidly
refused to divulge any information.
jerry Luvadis Dempsey's trainer was
away from the camp but beyond tina,
he knew nothing.
Quite few people were disappoint
ed. 1t had been announced and was ex
pected that Dempsey would resume
work today after his fishing trip yes
terday. No announcement was made
of change in plans. 1t is expected
that Dempsey will return to training
tomorrow unless further changes are
made In the camp plans.
Manager Jack Kearns was conspicp
Gus by his absence from the camp and
the city all day. It was said at the
Park Hotel where he makes his head
quarters that Kearns departed ON an
early morning train for Butte 10 at
tend Bermondsey Billy Wells in the lat
ter's bout there tonight. Kearns is ex
pected back In town tomorrow and
will leave according to present plans
for Shelby on Thursday. He is scheI.
uled to collect 100000 from Promot-
ers 10y Molumby and Mike Collins on
Friday when the second instalment of
Dtmpsey's 100000 guarantee is due
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23
MYSTERY IS Deep AROUND
DEMPSEY'S CAMP.
Champion Disappears for Day and
ALI Visitors Are Barred From
Quarters.

Great Falls, Mont, June IAN at.
mosphere of desolation and emphasiz-
ed solitude strangely Renaissance OF
the famous mystery training camp o.
Georges Carpenter at Manhasset, L..
l., two years ago hung over the train
ing quarters Of Jack Dempsey, worlds
heavyweight champion, here today.
TO all exterior appearances the
place was deserted. Exterior is used
advisedly here, because it was impos
sible to obtain first-hand information
from an interior standpoint The place
YVES locked, barred and hermetically
sealed A sign decorating the wooden
gate OF a barbed wire topped fence, fu
formed curious visitors and prospec,
tive cash customers alike that there
would be boxing tomorrow: nothing
dCing today"
Two camp employees, one sporting a
large sombrero and the other with o
cap at a rakish angle on his head, hov
cred near the gate discharging the
Dutch Of camp gendarmes. Inquiring
news gatherers in the ordinary course
OF events accorded courteous treat
ment, were ignored, Just as was the
average admirer who went to the
camp.
Inquiry ELECTED the curt informal.
ION that Dempsey was off fishing
motoring or visiting. The champion S
exact occupation for the day was III,
certain. Neither guard seemed to know
positively but IL was definitely estab
1shed Dempsey was away from the
camp for the day. Both were unan'
nous on that point as they were unit
ed in the determination that nobody
could advance beyond the camp Dor.
tails.
One.eyed" Connolly. gate-crasher ex
traordinary, was discovered disconsoi
stely hanging about the camp. defect
ION written over his countenance. His
reputation was punctured. Skilled II,
ne use Of diplomacy I'm gaining sd.
fttance even to exclusive affairs. Con
molly was nonplussed He found birn
sS8k<sx<9EEEy = Z-c-zJpIxtzorzxz
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23
MEMPHIS RED SOx BEAT
ATLANTA BLACK CRACKERS
(Preston News Service }

Memphis. Tenn, June 2O.-The
Memphis Red Sox handed the Atlanta
Black Crackers genuine lacing last
Tuesday afternoon at Lewis Park by
score of 6 to 2. This makes the sec.
ond straight defeat the Georgia team
mas received at the hands of the Ten.
ntssee lads. The Atlanta team now
holds second place in the standing OF
the Negro Southern League, but with
very slender margin.
Slim Billings hurled air-tight ball
for the Red Sox. allowing but four
hits. while Fields allowed seven HRS
In row in the sixth inning. permit
ting four of the Red Sox to make the
circuit and win the game.
Following the Atlanta Crackers the
Black Barons from Birmingham Will
hcld forth In four game series with
the bed Sox ait Lew Park.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23

Los Angeles, CAL, June 20.-Accord-
ing to statement alleged TO have
been made by Jim Johnson, Mayor OF
Shelby, Mont. Kid Godfrey, Jack
Dempsey's sparring partner, let go a
swift uppercut to the Jaw and the fan.
Gus title holder fell to the canvass for
the count. 1t is said that when God
frey realized that he had ended hts
boss too stiff blow he rushed to him.
caught him and relieved him of the
brlnt of the fall. Fight fans in this sec
ton are up in arms because Jack
Dempsey is failing to take his tralr.
ing seriously. They point out that he
is hitting the "shine" too heavily and
neglecting his training. Some are In
clined to thii.k that he holds Gibbons
too lightly. Others are Of the opinion
that Dempsey wants to be whipped as
he had decided aversion to the idea
Of surrendecn1 the champion ship
title to a Negro.
1t is thought in many circles that
Dempsey knows that Wills can lick
him to FRAGILE and for that reason.
he is not training as seriously as he
should. -;'trf~3
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23

education in South Carolina whose
name, he said, he could not recall had
refused to cooperate in firepreven.
ion campaign last year and thus had
contributed Indirectly to the disas
trous Cleveland, S. c., Church and
School fire, were made last Thursday
afternoon in an address before the
co'omittee on Fire Prevention Week
OF the National Fire Protective Asso
citation by T. Alfred Fleming, chair.
man OF the committee. He declared
that this colored man failed to lend
any assistance in concerted effort to
RI the state OF firetraps. Mr.. Fleming
declared that j. H. Hope, the present
superintendent, has co-Operated well
In I'll efforts to rid the state of fire.
trap schools.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23

Anderson. S. c.. June 2O-Follow-
ing the arrest of Edward Saford, en-
proved as labor scout for manufac
turing concern in Burlington. NC.
told the sheriff of Anderson County.
you are welcome to your South Caro-.
INA labor for the most part they have
done little except shoot craps and en-
gage in an occasional fight or cutting
scrape. They have stayed with me.
some of them. about long enough 10
get on the payroll and then have con.
tihued their way northward. Thev are
positively no good"
sanford was arrested on charge or
soliciting labor without state lie
ense. He deposited the 1900 renuir
ed Tor bond and returned to North Car
DINA.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23
SKI STILL DECLINES TO
COME TO The u. S.
preston News Servfce.D

New York City, June 21.-Atten.
ton is forcused on what Sikh is going
10 DO about the Tex Richard offer to
come TO America and meet Kid Nor
io'k. According to latest reports he
nad not as yet consented to come 70
america. However, it is reported that
SKI has asked Robert Eudeline to
take charge of his affairs in America
Eudeline is reported as stating that
under no circumstances will he take
charge of Skis affairs in this country
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23
TRUCK DRIVER HAS A VERY
NARROW ESCAPE.
preston News Service)

Little Rock, Ark. June 2O.-Fred
Moore, driver of Ford truck of the
Pulaski Ice Cream Co.. narrowly es
caped injury and possibly death last
Thursday afternoon when the truck
got out OF control and crashing
through billboard, dropped more
than 20 feet over a bluff.
According to eye witnesses
Moore was driving the heavily loaded
truck and when he applied the brakes
aid the wet condition of the paved
street caused the truck to skid. Moore
leaped to the street and the truck roll
ed into the billboard. It passed
through the billboard and dropped to
the ground below. The care was con,
pletely demolished. Moore was unhurt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23

Cobb former police chief, must go to
prison for three years for the killing
OF moses Fathead, whom he sought TO
arrest, under decision of the court
OF appeals Thursday afternoon. CJbb
was given a term of three wears for
LilaIsiaughter 1t was alleged that Fat
heau attempted to escape after he mad
DeTn arrested by the officer and that
CoDo shot him in the back.
me opinion of the court of Appeals
int'mated that this is case for the
board of padons, but stated that IL is
net within the province of the court 10
exercise any pardoning powers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23
JOHNSON GIVES WALKER 4
DRuBBlNG.
(Prs<ton News Service)

HARRISON, N. j., June 2O.-K. o.
Johnson, the living pride of Orange, N
j., won from Battling Walker. of Jer.
sey City in the main bout of the Nc
Gpigan Club entertainment last Wed.
day night. Johnson lad the best of the
fray all the way Trough. He outlook
ed Walker in every department of the
sport of fistiana.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23
PENNSYLVANIA TO have 4
BOXING COMMISSION.
preston News Ser, ice)

Harrisburg, Pa. June 21.-Gover.
nor Pinchot has signed the bill provid
ing Tor boxing commission in the
keystone state. This measure it is
nointed out will be great boone to
me manly art game IN this state.
Flght promoters have taken on new
life in this state and indications are
thHt some real big bouts will be stag.
ei in "Penn's Woods" in the near flu.
ture.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23
OTIS RALLIES IS SHOT TO
Death in LODGING HOUSE.
preston News Service.)

Lorain Ohio, June 2O.-Otis Rallie.
aged 80 years, was shot and instantly
Killed In boarding house here last
Thursday night. The police are hold
Ing James Pleasant, alleged to have
committed the crime. 1t is said that
the shooting resulted when the two
men engaged in an argument over
IepTing door open, according to the
ponce. Both men are said to have
come to this city recently from the
south and were employed in the local
mills.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-23

Ing to uncensored reports coming fro,o
Dnblfp Mike McTigue has signed arti,
clts to meet Battling Sikh In a return
bout at Dublin on September 9Th. 1t is
said that the agreement was reached
between DR.. Patrick McCartan repre-
s"nting Sikh and Joe Jacobs, McTig.
ue.s manager. McTigue is to receive
100000 for his end Of the purse it was
said. Just what Sikh is to get no men
tiCn was made.