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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
JUDGE SPEER
UNDER FIRE;
RECORD IS
PROBED
Inspector Of Department Of JUS
tiCe in Macon Investigating Of
fetal and Private Character.

MACON, GA. June 13.-The entire
official record Of Judge Emory Speer
is being investigated by a special
agent of the Department of Justice.
j. T. Lewis. an assistant in the United
States Attorney Generals office, and
a personai representative or Attorney
General McRevnolds. has been in Ma
con for a week engaged in this work.
Not only the official acts. but also
the personal character of Judge Speer
is also being scrutinized. with the
view of determining if there is any
foundation for charges OF an inpeach-
mont nature.
Judge Speer is fully informed as to
the purpose of the visit of Inspector
Lewis to Macon.
Started by Huff Charges.
II is said that the investigation was
promoted BY the charges made last
year by Colonel W. A. HUFF, who has
since been found guilty for sending to
Judge Speer the letters which con-
tanned the accusations. However, the
Hun civil case does not, 1t is said, fig
IRE to any great extent in the IN
vestigation, the probe being concerned
with the judges record for the past
aes years. Inspector Lewis has inter
viewed numerous Macon attorneys,
court officials and citizens, and he has
begun the taking Of affidavits. News
raper files are also being consulted.
District Attorney Alexander Aker-
man declines to make any statement
rs to the investigation, referring in
uuirers to the Attorney General fo-
Information. Mr. Lewis also refuses
TO discuss the assignment.
Not Opposed by Bartlett.
II is believed here that Congress
man Bartlett was approached by the
Department Of Justice with regard to
the investigation of Judge Speer, and
that he did not oppose It.
Colonel Huff states that regardless
of the activity of the Department of
Justice he is proceeding with his plan
If petitioning Congress to investigate
charges which he will make against
Judge Speer. He says that his charges
have slight connection with his case
but deal almost altogether with other
acts which he imputes TO Judge Speer.
Colonel Huff is expecting a visit from
Inspector Lewis, and he says he viii
freely give the special agent all infor-
nation that he has in his possession.
The disclosure that Judge Speer Is
under fire has caused a genuine SEN
satiOn here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

charm and attraCtiveness which made
her mother one Of the most admired
women in Atlanta
Her part in the gayety of the ma
tional capital will be prominent dur
ing the next week. She will be one
Of the guests Of honor at a number
of social functions. and lavish en-
tertainment viii be arranged during
her visit.
Miss Brown has known the Misses
Wilson for some time. and between
them an intimacy has sprung up. an
intimacy that was reflected in the
warm tone of the invitation which
came to her.
Aware Of her relation 20 the
daughters Of the President. many per
sons in Atlanta have Hkened Miss
Brown to the Wilson girls in the
way Of Intellectual attachments and
artistic gifts.
Washington, Atlanta society fore
casts. will capitulate To its first At
Ianta guest The popularity already
achieved by the Presidents daugh-
tiers iusures delightful visit for
Miss Brown. She will return 20 At
lanta the latter part of the week.
A number Of Atlanta men and
women have been guests in the
White House during the regimes
gone by. and il is expected that
Georgia society viii be freely reCog-
nized and welcomed in Washington
with the Wilson's i'm the presidential
mansion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Aviators Fight Fire
At 1000 Feet in Air

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Tony Janus
and Arthur Isminger had a thrilling
fight with fire 1000 feet in the air at
Alton, ILL.,, this morning. Janus is
flying to Chicago in a hydro-aero-
plane. Near Alton one of the tail
rods worked loose and Isminger
turned in the machine and caught the
rod. intending to hold it.
isminger had to stand over the eX-
haust pipes and his coat caught fire
from the engine sparks. Janus re-
leased the levers quickly, and, seizing
the burning coat, tore it from Isming-
er's back
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Mexican States in
South Are Seeding

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
MEXICO CITY, June I3.-The long
predicted secession in Southern Mex
leo has actually begun. Governor
Manuel Castillo. Of the State of Cam
peche, to-day formally proclaimed his
State independent Of the central gov
eminent.
The governments OF Yucatan Ia
basco, Chipas and the Territory of
Quintana Roo are expected to take
similar action.
A confederaCy of the South prob
ably will be formed unless the Fed
erals are able to crush out the re-
bellion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Chicago. Fan Dies in
Hal ChaSe's Defense

CHICAGO. June 13.-Fred ]. Por-
ter fell dead while in the midst Of a
heated argument with baseball fans
over the trading Of Hal Chase by the
Yankees to the White Sox.
Herman Schweitzer and J. b. Will
let told Porter that Chase was the
Yankees "hoodoo," and the SoX
would land in the cellar" before the
season was over.
Porter grew excited in his defense
Of Chase. staggered into a chair and
died.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Painter Analysis
Goes to Coroner

BALTIMORE, MD, June 13.-The
ANALYSIS OF the organs Of z. o. Paint
err. the late fertilizer man Of Jack
yvnville. was completed to-day by Dr.
Charles Chaser. a chemist Of this city.
The report was mailed to Coroner {.
d. Abbott, at Jacksonville, this after
noon.
Although refusing to discuss in any
way his findings. DR.. Chaser let drop
remarks that intimate that a long
rourt fight will ensue before the large
Painter insurance claims are settled
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Youth Drowned in
Lake at DemOrest

CORNELIA, GA, June 13.-ROy
Pitchforl. 17-year-old son OF Mrs.
George Pitchford. was drowned while
bathing alone in Lake Demorest. The
body was recovered in five minutes,
but. on account of muddy condition
Of the water. all efforts Of physicians
to revive him were fruitless
PitChford went into the water very
soon after dinner Doctors said that
congestion caused his death. His body
was buried this afternoon at Demo-
rest
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Walton Guards Get
Two New Officers

Adjutant General J. Van Holt Nash
has announced the following commits
sions:
First Lieutenant P. A. Dickinson
promoted to captain of the Walton
Guards, Company H, Second Infantry
Monroe.
Paul Nolan Launius commissioned
second lieutenant Walton Guards
Company H, Second Infantry Monroe.
Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Teachers Are Paid
After Month s Delay

The last OF the accounts Of Georgia
school teachers for work done in 1912
was paid Thursday by the State
Treasury Department. Assistant
States Treasurer Anderson declared
that the money could have been paid
several months ago. but the various
County Superintendents failed to get
their acquisitions in.
The amount was 317,T9O13.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Mans Back Broken
By Falling TimberS

P. A Pettrello, who works at the
Southern Railway Machine Shops,
suffered a broken back Friday morn
ing while working under a car that
had been lacked up for repairs. Some
of the timbers used TO hold up the
car fell and struck him.
He was taken to the Atlanta Hos
pitaI in Patterson's ambulance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Legislators Plan to
Save Innocent From
Abuse of Photograph

Three members Of the Legislature
are working on bills to restrict the
use Of photographs. The abuses to
which the instrument has been put at
various times and the possibility that
innocent persons may be DETAINED II
the device is IN the hands Of unscru-
pulous persons led to the movement
to limit their use to persons known
to be entirely responsible.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Pair Are Welded
by Mothers Bier

EAST ORANGE. y. J.. June 10
Standing beside the coffin in which
lay the body Of the brides mother,
Carl J. Bellard. OF Arlington and Miss
Alice o. Hazard. Of East Orange.
y. j.. we're married in obedience to
the dying wishes of Mrs. Hazard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Atlanta and
Georgia - Fair and warmer
Friday; light and variable
winds Saturday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Pretty Miss Brown Guest at the White House
First Atlanta Society Girl Entertained This Year.

Miss Marjorie Brown society girl and kin of President Viii
this year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
By Dorothy Douxias.


Blair gazed unsee 'ngly al tas note IN
MS hand A dull ache had started. some
,wnsrs In his being; he ala not know
before him II was a gray world win
curtain OF mist that shut him away
from continued happiness
Blair had not known, because he VA.
NOT thinking man nor an introspee We
one. mat the termination OF his engage
Her note. with the peculiar reserve sne
nad ever practiced. merely Informed him
nat she considered her 6etrothal a mis-
,,r Icing With you never gives me hap
p .nss she had written, nor do you
re &C. The Joy that surely love brings
Bisir thrust the note into his pocket.
a .srugglins sense OF injustice fingered
ne had always been happy with Enid
,nere was no other girl who gave him
s se SfTnp ,s son;entment ana sense OF
ing re day a knswinE Depression crspt
Kn1 "ledse that Of late he had seen very
fa iiSd' been ,Gropping on si.aualiy. tact
81 70 h srss,s. Isns q Siliiard. Yes.
WY tha, was the question.
=, Being a man. Blair possessed the usu-
q. SonsSlonsnsss OF being all that was
snIine sex. had been given ali the viz
n sses necessary ,,ssy for the equipment OF a
Even so-might. there not be on.
tiny raw Blair had the unusual .Ie
perienes OF hearing what he supposed
10 re a voice OF his own.
me voice OF introspection had at
IS, hainered eHectualiy upon the lobes
OF blairs brain He listened now WITH
VhE seant measure OF anthgontru
EMO IL not happy when you ar.
near her, She has broken or your
! other people more amusing. There Is
certainly some reason for this unani-
nous vote against you
Blair FOUND himself gazing scrutiniz-
Assurediy he was good 10 look M,
His features were regular Vet vbat
WIS the defect7 "'''
Very Unexpectedly Blair seemed %
seeing Jimmy Rogers. Rogers was
welcome Why was it, Ewes thet
were laughing. lips that curled upward
voice with happy ring in Il: these
We, Were the attributes Possessed by Jim
Even so" commented Blair. q
oogbt " Rogers - as happy as / am ..
but you don't express a." sugsested
ssnst new voice OF self-analysis. Your
race reflects gloom. shadows-th. set
Tied darkness OF n cavern"
LIAR fazed into the mirror
The voice was right. There was no
secret FEELING % Joy hidden in his
eyes nor IN the downward curve 90 -
lips Certainly one looking a, p,.tS
would consider hi~ the Victim -, u
tragedy Of tragedies "a
smile fitted suddenly across bfs
rae. smile. experimental. vaerant
later II wns gone. Yet that acet,r.,
ttt = illumination had let a pecuiis-
tIow IN HlairS eyes. Tie smiled aFofu
men just 10 see how It felt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

;erday for Cincinnati. O.. where he will
transact bus'nes- for few days.
Mrs. L. 7. Sims. who Is at Colorso7
- 6 Tor ne health. - improving ana
ter. nc WIZ
SITS. .. Nuzum has returned TO nor
nom" here from Washington L. a.
Wh"Ie SIC spent tac past few weeks Wis
nus friends and relatives.
. w y. II Showncre. VINO has been CON
nhe4 70 his home o. seventh street with
an l4ll4e-s, remains about the same
j. = Mack. pres dent OF tho Nurrhv
company. returned % McKeesport po.
here 40 '''''
Mrs. Ella Aiken and son have returned
90 t-eir home 80 Hundred after spend
lng ~ 10 past several days with fri.rl,
and relatives here
th1l lee Richardson. who was infurc
several days ago. j. improving nicely n
tAe Glendale hospital.
tor-l-tpr LnUst. Nho was struck by
passing auto A !Dr weeks ago ~ g.. n
-14e. was removed from the hospital yes
ter .lr o. MS home here
Nta- SWick az Fast reH entl street left
ycH irfaty for l-rrout g. spend the
week viii friends and relatives
Many sHall fans VIII leave. tonlor-
row t'r F4.rI.uIt 10 wines the IS q
J.-Wesleyan game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Daily Short Story
An Experimental Smile

1 1T doesn't hurt me In the least he
reelected and laughed slo0ud-
The sound startled him.
own laughter frishtens me out OF my
senses its time | got used 10 II"
At that moment a ee-worker came IN
smile. experimental yet broad. sreetsa
the man
,,, SEINE one LEI, you q sor,une-' In
Irritation. that people had him Gown
as a gloomy. morose. heavy Persons.
ffougst t4E a second. with biairs new
No. he said with (. second grin,
I've ,ust found one. Come out and
The man went
When one after another OF Biair's
prise In him he began fully 20 realize
the extent or his srstvhile dampe MI e
aspect.
why in thunder couldn't any one
have told me to cheer up?"' he rufninat-
ed darkiy in the quiet OF his own room.
l had the plague or ehickenpox
Gloom IL almost as bad" murmured
Blair forthwith purchased for him
variety by a selection OF delicate. color
get, scarlet and yellow and green. His
tb. w iinodtSse hSed ones Re cast OUT OF
regret with their dismissal 'i"' Oh
weeks after having received her note OF
ccismissal. Blair positively radiAted win
smile had finished complete work
mere was a warm glow In Biairs' deep
eyes. smile had twisted the drooping
corners OF his mouth and altogether
there was startling example OF ex-
vanished '" "sN
End was a triHe pale when she greet
Blair did not walt for her 20 .n.,k
lie swept her into his arms with "A
whirlwint OF new emotions. There was
smile. Triumphant and una>hamed
IN ms eyes when he looked down at
her after having kissed her Illus and
hair and eyes.
Enid. with cheeks scarlet. drew AWAY
anu leaned against the chair for sup
"GeoTrey! Have YOU lost vour
mind was all that she could manage
10 gasp. The wonderful thrills thai
sS~ent over her. the startling color OF
Seonreys Tie. the breadth OF his
smile and the glow IN his eyes wers
aItoeether too much for her. She only
sazed back at him. You are not the
-ame she half whispered
NO. dear. am the ne wnan yop
are going 20 love The one who viii
with him" ''u are
~ %TheTs is the old Godfrey asked
Ind with unexpected promptress
he one who carried the weight OF a
thouSand worlds upon his shoulders
VINO dragged souls down into gloon,
ana who finally made the girl he love1
,arlaa -. mere was no Joy IN the uni
He has vanished. even rs the snov.
90 Rst January laughed Blair He
rev nor back Into MS arms and lei
Ter 70 the great window seat Com.
dear want 90 tell YOU = s,or,, 49,,
little smile that made an .sperit
ment" 'ei'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
MOUNDSVILLE
Attempted Hold Up in rarrows.

Wedue@lay evening u-o.t $50 o'Cl0.i.
a. Albert Games was driving through
the SarrowS from Wheeling 90 this
city. ~ was accoSt-d by two men. who
demanded that he stop hIs team. ons
while the other cam, toward Games
The driver by this time had pulled a
wagon pin from tho bed of the wagon
and when the man came near cuUIEu
60 him. Games strf.rE Diva q terrific
blow across the r'ao The STRANGER
then ran. Games STAYED on his wagon
and started ur HE horses The two
men took o. their heels ln tho opposite
direction. Games nal driven o.
Wheeling with load " MOVING rui
was late IN returning The police ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

The MouHlsyl4le high school manage.
ueut has completed arrarseueuts fol
10 game 90 b. played at the local FIftH
street PARK next Thursday Afternoon
The game with Cameron. which has
been postponed on three different o,.
gts.uuH rur various reasons. vii. te
played - tEe locals hope that tff
game W. this time De played. The De-
GALS are holding practice each eveuluG
for fle game - ue played tomorrow
with MARTIN, Ferry high school n,
b tr1e Wal START promptly az 3 O'CLOCK
AID large number of cans are expect
Ell 10 attend IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

ne t''a' i1Nca nave received circu.
luT nom f.e .. Isl Ar. .-ucrtT.-,. -
sI-ih reward ~ %.J f.g The arrreh-u.
ipu ana Tctarn % Louis Ilrn to ~.
D'-i-o-s t.-rracHs. Ito is "a deserts-
from the army. Dunn enlisted At COZ
linoIS. February q. 1909. arI - tb.
..le or his enlistment he save his birth.
zee aH A,,rsatll county. ". Va .-.
'.'- &c as - years. la case o.! deatH
,''S-i lonh '' notify Grayce Venus on
4c.H. WHO De said was HE sister. m.
l'cil police are invest eating the abovs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Married Yest.rd.y Af.erpoon.

'~t'rusy afternoon az o'clock o.-
CURED the marriage 81 Miss I.y.v ,.r.-
..fs. dhnsht"r 81 ar. and Sire j. * CON
H'r. {. IarAer l. FJty. OF NcMecben
j.. \. NcL.r1y. officiating Tha
~ h''i.hs Traction Company lines ~,
.'l- Guy. "hil"' the bride H. a ropiiar
Ing 4l' ~ Roberts Ridge i,oIiooV.
was served They will rnsLa 49, - -
l-rr nome In McMechen Ths yredti,,
""H also held ou ths fortfetI a,,.tc-
tHf} ~ The bride t-7rert. ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Lot Anc-her Hor.n-

Games Bros. local transfer firm. SUI
ed the loss of another horse last
rs efresitT evening. rIAEiuE "a total o..
three fine hurFe- Within the past sev-
eral .nth- The horse which dl~H
last evening was the large black. cour .-
city sGd valued at $500 The anirua
rad is~n worked all during the daN
but whom uuh'frhel lr the evening an
taken Co ~. stable h~ refused % eat
= doctor was called put medical all
ala - good and Dee died.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

cough medicine Tor children must
help their coughs ana colds witbO1r
Dad effects on their little stomachs
and bowels. FOley's Honey and Tar
exactly fills This need 80 opiates no
sour stomach. no constipation follows
Us use. StuSy colds. whcezy breath
!n2. coughs and Group are an quickly
helped. and sweet refreshing slumbC-
instead OF fcverIsh tossing al NIGHT
IL is easy. therefore. 10 understand
WHY an Increasing number OF bottles
o. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
is sold yearly. For sale by the John
Coleman Co-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

N'AIl every memher % the WON
a.. home Missionary rocic'v 81 re
lf7t VI. T.. church OF this CITY boa 80
me seven O'Clock car last evenfnT -
Fcr"Ft. whore they visited IN.
L'eae'nfs- home \ erlsndtd rror-sro
was rendered during tn. evertrgN ~. IA
al rcport "A nl.asInr eNrrt ---e IIIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Ladies, Ail En,arta,nan

ciety ~ the Oirtstia0 sturrs -, .N.a 50
=, .'-'rcd last even nE az the home OF
l-- h-7kirs. on seventh street Fol
I"N ing tae transaction Of routine b,fei
''NF splendid program was r.pfcrF-f
l-' -sFeIal out-of-town members were
lt'-'IL y social session ended the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

the Weston institution probab1y. to-,a,.
ratts on 4aat Tuesday night took his
s4bNt year Old hun and wandered over
We MAS ana 20 a. as--l5or'a hon.
Airt The neighbors had me M,
N"t,hei the remainder OF tr- night and
He "-s then Iut ~ a straight-tacs.t
mo NF'as o. the county JAN his
vic Us confined IN the i1ssn, a.,,l-,,,
n4'4hs oeeH taken there over a year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

Warrington. where he spent the past
feV days with his son
George THESE returned 20 his home
At Clarksburg last evening after epend-
Ing the past few days with friends and
relatives here
Charles Wilson. Of the Noundsvflie
Plano company. sGent last evening in
this town on business
william 2. Garvev who was Ir.fursd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
To C1ose Thnrrhnu

occurring plant In this city will rewst.
.g,..,'Hel Htl day neNt Thursday. observing
!, re. .-t rS-.N nE CAV. TIE stores. however
.rllt<. ana many local persons have
PltiHed o. sreUu TIE dav out o., az
IHN" ARRANGED 60 attend tie hiy ccife,..
t..iHall games. especially the ono he
iNc'n w. 4 J and Rucknell At VVashfnS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

The members OF the Christian church
- HlhhluE urfauErureuts for the chic
-" NiHhtE % te served IA the church
IN next Thurstav. THANKSGIVING dav
ll'k'ts To- the afair are selling randi
~ an! a very large crowd is e1pecfei o.,
-'tthd. ~. are cordially INVITED 10
come and p-rtake OF good meal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

ne ,hrm of pse- 4 Sprouts. OF Ibis
'.',' T. uu-h1fDd fnrce M o-4afe
I''i tHnleg FROM MounlsvflIe mar 49,
i.tr plan 70 install the tables ~ -
I'm present building on Na-shsII
TtTect. after the state goes "Gr,-'' IT,
WI le oIened In OILS hu-lIin,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
FROM
Intelligence Bureau.
Columbus O., Nov. 20.

Columbus o., NOV. 20
AFTER living IL days with "A badly
fractured skull. the result OF being hit
On the head with u 4O-pound pulley.
howard ID. Brookhart. aged "a. died to-
Gay. When he was taken to the hos
pital physicians said he could live only
few hours
While he was prying the lid from
IN old Waterbury watch to-day. the
handspring flew out and hit Mack Pill
eher. aged IL. in the eye. lie may
lose his sight. The boys mother was
operated on two weeks ago and is
sun In a serious condition. and his
father. carpenter. is recovering from
injuries received in fall some time
ago.
ID. s Barlow. OF Hamilton. to-day
was appointed head OF the dairy and
1000 department OF the State Agricul-
tural Commission. lie will receive 81
500 year. Bartlow was formerly a
member OF the House
The grangers OF Clark county 10.
oay protested against the proposed
school Capitalization law. fathered by
Governor Cox, on the ground that IL
would anable politician. to obtain
SfafA
Grange is called upon to aid in the
oefeat or the proposed change .Ae
Governor would have county schools
placed under the direction OF superin.
tendents TO be named by the Governor.
Inc Ohio school survey today out
lined suggestions which n will make
Tor In order that the system OF certi.
Tying teachers will be less cumber-
some.
Chauncey oner, aged %. was
crushed TO death under n crane while
ut work at the Columbus Iron & Steel
'ompanys plant lie was under the
crane two hours
Becoming suddenly insane. Mrs.
Walter c. Palmer. aged 30. wife OF a
sales manager, cut the throat OF her
hve-months-old son. Russell. with a
butcher knife. The mother and child
are In a hospital. the mother pros
trated with dementia, and the child
lowering between life and death as a
result OF its wound
Saloonkeepers al DAYTON who were
denied licenses BY the new LIQUOR IL
cense commission today Joined Mayor
II. I. Hunt and the SalOOnkeepers OF
Cincinnati. whose applications for IT,
censes had been rejected. in fight on
the new law. Members OF the state
license board We're notified to-day that
Mayor y. u. Baker. OF Cleveland. will
order the enforcement OF the license
law I'm that city. although the chief OF
police had declared il is not the duty
OF the police 10 look after violations OF
the act. There promises 20 be a lively
fight In Ohio over the new liquor meas
ure. and appeals viii be taken TO the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
in all probability, before a final de
cision is reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Arrangement Abo5t coun,.

Wee given consideration by the coun.
~ laSt evening and the session proved
very interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

7 T. Eaff.. prominent farmer ~
woodland Trarti0 district was Ar
ariErsd before rel squire yesterday nrF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
To Pay cerneron.

McMechen were r,etlaed but no arrests
have yet been mad,