Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 276, 29 September 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IN P., WEDNESDAY, SEFi'. 1VZV.

ELMER FAGKSON KILLS AMOS CARPENTER; JEALOUS OVER ATTENTION PAID TO WIFE

Amos Carpenter, 29, colored, a laborer, and. it is said, former prize fighter, was ebot and almost instantly killed Tuesday evening by Elmer E. FackBon, 29, colored, janitor of a church, while Carpenter and Mrs. Fackson were conversing close to a doorway at 1021 Main street. Three bullets, fired at close range, entered Carpenter's bead and breast. A few minutes after the shooting, Fackson while walking on South Eleventh street, forcing his wife to accompany him, was taken into custody when Sargeant Coleman leaped upon him from a rapidly driven police automobile. Coleman disarmed Fackson without any difficulty. FackBon is being held without bail and will be bound over to the grand Jury, which is to meet within a few days, on a murder charge. Mrs. Fackson is being held as a material witness. - Few Hear Shots. The shooting took place while crowds were entering and leaving two theaters, both within a few feet of where the crime was committed. Very few people heard the revolver shots, probably because the shots were fired after the two men had entered the doorway. " Before the murderer had reached the corner of Eleventh and Main streets, dragging his wife with him, Joseph Walterman, an undertaker, who had heard the revolver reports while standing in the doorway of his establishment, hurried to a telephone and notified police headqarters of the shooting. Sergeant Coleman and Officer Kendall responded to the call immediately in a police machine. Hundreds of people quickly assembled at the scene of the shooting. Find "Knucks" Sergeant Coleman stated Wednesday that after Carpenter's body had been taken to an undertaking establishment a heavy pair of "knucks" was found in one of his pockets. The police say that Carpenter had been attentive to Mrs. Fackson for some time and that Fackson was jealous of him. After his arrest Fackson said, according to the police, that CarRheumatism

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penter had told him recently that he intended to "have" MrB. Fackson and

he advised Fackson to secure a divorce. Fackson said Carpenter told him that unless he took this action he (Carpenter) would get him. Fackson said he took this threat seriously and armed himself. He raid he worker at the church a short time Tuesday evening and then went to meet his wife. He said that when he found her talking with Carpenter he opened fire on him. The Facksons have two children, aged 8 and 6 years.

BUSINES8-LIKE WOMAN MULCHES P0CKET8 OF SAILOR (By Assoctated Press) BORDEAUX, Sept. 29 Yves Borthon sauntered off the good ship Laverdiere where he presides over the destinies of the galley, with 1,900 francs in bis pocket and a great longing in his heart for a "sailor's good time." "Hands up," was the shout of a feminine voice that greeted him as he turned into a waterfront street from the docks. "This is a good Joke," said Yves, as he wheeled about to look into the muzzle of a business-like revolver, held by a steady feminine hand. "This is indeed a good Joke, let me kiss you." "Bing!" spat the business-like revolver and Yves felt a stinging pain in the left shoulder. When he awoke, the 1,900 francs had gone and so had the business-like woman. It was just getting dusk. Yves went to the police station first, then returned to the good ship Laverdiere.

end of a shotgun shell with a hammer. Two fingers were removed by the explosion and his face was badly burned. He may lose the sight of one eye. Late George Wolf Buried at Home in Hollansburg

Funeral services of George Wolf, 68 years old, who died Monday, at his home in Hollansburg, were conducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. Mr. Wolf was for many years a hardware dealer of Hollansburg, and was very well known by residents of the community. He was a member of the Bethel lodge of Masons, and belonged to the K. of P. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. C. H. Brown, of Ann Arbor, Mich., Mrs. Otto Bowing of this city, and Mrs. Gaar Armacost, of Hollansburg; one sister, Mrs. Ada Gambler, of Hollansburg r one brother, William Wolf, of Marion. Ind., and a half brother ana half sister.

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"The way of a serpent upon a rock" may be mysterious, but it has nothing on the way of a man who is trying to make a living by dishonest means.

German Printers Refuse

To Set Critical Editorial ELBERFELD, Germany, Sept. 29 The compositors of the BerglschMaerkische Zeitung here refused to put an editorial in type in which the editor, under the caption "Sabotaging the Constitution", criticized the methods adopted by the printer's union. The publisher of the paper notified the typesetters that he could not approve their procedure which he said was tantamount to a censorship exercized by technical employes, and cal-

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