Show PAROLE IS GRANTED TO WALSH Former Chicago Financier FinancierS Financier'S Is S s Released From Federal Prison at Leavenworth HASTILY PREPARES TO LEAVE PENITENTIARY Son Coming From Chicago to Accompany His Father Home r LEA LEAVENWORTH Kan Oct H. H U.- U. An order from Washington paroling John R. R Walsh the former Chicago banker tinker and railway president was wa rc re at the tho federal penitentiary hero I JOUN lf this thia morning The prisoner immediately immediate immediate- ly began preparations for tOl tho start home borne Mr lr Walsh up to the time of or his pa pa- S nl hall Vio served one vear i eight ni m months six twenty d' d t-e t days days of his fio five years' years sentence The order of parole arrived from Washington this morning When told that he was to be released the prisoner plainly showed his bis' pleasure Later it was announced that the bankers ex-banker's son eon would arrive e from Chica Chicago o during the day and that the start for home probably aby ably would be made late this afternoon Many Asked Parole Farole Mr Ir Walsh Wash went before the parole oo board rd here bere on September 26 last and presented his petition for rc ease The hoard board also heard the petitions of a dozen other ex-bankers ex besides those of fifty prisoners sentences sentences l lr r various crimes President Ladow and the other members members mem memo bers of the board made their secret conclusions in the cases a few days la lai la- laiter ter On September 30 Mr Ladow went east to submit his report to Mr Wick- Wick I Ho He would divulge e none of the boards proceedings except to say that the tho treatment given s Walsh was exactly the same ame as that accorded the other 5 petitioners Walsh went back to work at his deck in the newspaper dipping clipping bureau It was Walsh had haO was stated that Improved in spirit from irom the time he knew definitely deti that he be was to have an his petition f 1 to present This spirit he maintained until his release today Despite his age he be performed performed per per- formed his bio prison duties to the last in cheerful mood Parole Paole Cams Came by Telegraph p Th The order to parole was wag received by telegraph from Attorney General Wick- Wick Walsh was immediately summoned summoned sum sum- mone into Warden 1 s 's office of of- fice and told of the favorable finding He lie was wag overjoyed an and although b he be said little the smile le that wreathed his face told plainly of his great reat happiness No arran arrangement ement had been made to provide clothing for the paroled man It is thought thou that Richard Walsh his hisson hisson son on is II bringing some In case ease the son fails to do this the former banker probably will leave here wearing 1 a regu lation Tation suit of prison clothing as is customary cus us ternary tomary in in the case ease of all prisoners quitting the prison |