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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

slaughtered lamb originated in SAT-
Lake City where it was first demon
strateJ BY Prof W 3. Coffcy Of the
University Of Illinois. a famous Diet;
clan, who was amazed at the waste ana
looked around for means TO utilize inc
shoulder and ii was first exhibited nj
the sheep raiscrs meeting IN mat cry
and now tho movement is rapidly com
ing cast and in Chicago all butchers
arc boncing the shoulders and diSposinE
If II for roasts cheaper than they sell
ihe legs.
Lambs and sheep arc not liable 10 tu-
herculosls and no disease can DC causht
by eating tho meat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
OSCEb.ASTATLER WILL HAVE To
SERVE 30 DAYS IN ACCORDANCE
WITH CIRCUIT COURT DECISION

JUDGE ADDLEMAN SUSThNS YER
DICT OF LOWER COURTS MAKING
THIRD DECISION AGAINST
STATLER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

bungalow for their unconventional
honeymoon. OF course the naughty wife
decided that il wasn't nearly as much
fun TO be naughty when ones husband
doesn't tear his hair. threaten. to seek
a watcry grave or otherwise make a
scene. She then decides that even IL
virtue IS its own reward II is perhaps
worth while after all. The final chap
TER in the romance ends happily and all
arc pleased. The scenery for this most
interesting and astounding play is
beautiful. while the cast is ono Of the
best in tho country today. Tho situa-
tions are made real by ii well balanced
cast starred: by Frederick Sumncrs the
clever husband. and Rccra Greenwood
as the naughty wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
JURY INVESTIGATES.


NnH'IHT
CUMBERLAND. Md. Feb. 1t The
special session OF the grand jury. which
was to have adjourned today has been
PROLONGED until tomorrow by the court
calling its attention to a shooting grow
ing out Of the strike at the plant Of the
West Virginia Pulp and Paper company
at Luke. this county. which is closed
about $500 being idle.
The trouble came from clash be-
tween the bosses and strikers. and one
Of the latter, a Russian, was shot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE FROM
WHICH DEFENDANT APPEALED
FROM COURT OF SQUIRE HoBBS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
ONT OE TEE RACE.

When q person wakes up with sim
hack has pains in muscles, aches in
his Joints. or has rheumatic twinEcs he
lnck% ambition and energy and cannot
do his best. II YOU feel out If the race,
tired and languid. ur have other symp-
TOMS Of kidney trouble you should act
promtly. Foley kindncy Pills help the
kidneys do their work and get out Of
the system the poisonous waste matter
that causes So much trouble. They give
relief from slccp-diSturhing bladder dis
turhanccS. Sold cvrryWhrr".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

.---RtY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
-EuT WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
ASKS that OTHER
SUFFERERS Be TOLD
SARAH MORRIS OF 2522 CARSON
ST. PITTSBURGH, SAYS THAT
NJ WEN DEMONSTRATION
SHOWED HER THE WAY TO
HEALTH.

Many another who, like Sarah MOI
ris, suffered with kidney and liver
trouble, will rejoice to hear her
straightforward. simple story Of suf-
fering and relief from pain. Size
knows that she runs no risk in recon-
mending this treatment, That it is
purely vegetable, contains no marco
tics, habit-for1ning drugs or other III
furious ingredients. Here is her state
ment:
"Whp. suffered .itt Kidney
ond lircr--hdd dreadful popls in
hnos--olso in shoulders. ! had
scen tno different doctors. but
found no rciiet. ] toc-s asked TO
try Mn Vim through dcmonstra-
tior in Ficminq's Market ST..
PITTSBURGH, PA. | have had four
bottles and fecl no NOR pain.
drd :rould ikr others to Eno;u
tknt arc suffering the same.
The NJ Vim referred to by Mrs.
Morris is the recently discovered, but
already we'll standardized lrcn Weed
Tonic, through which so many people
are finding speedy relief from stom-
ach, kidney. liver. bowel and blood
disorders, rheumatic pains and GEN.
cral debility.
NJ Vim may be had in Wheeling at
Grcist & Company's Drug Store, 1125
Market Sweet.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
INTERESTING HOME or NR.
AND MRS. itBEN PEER

Mrs. Ehen Peer who Is here visiting
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J y.
Clark. from FAIRY I.awn. idaho. gives
an interesting sketch o. the country
and conditions Of living IN That part
or the stnte.
Fairy Lawn Is IN owyhee county.
in The most southern part,a few miles
from the Oregon state line and a
short distance from Nevada. This
section Is mountainous and lying in
between the mountains are ranches
nestled In The valleys, the farms
ranging from 100 acres TO the largest
900 acres The nearest doctor lives
so miles away Asking II this Is not
an Inconvenience Mrs. Peer laugh
ingly said No indeed, for no one
IL over sick on has need for one"
Ii ones nelghbor lives near a mile
away that IL considered very close
Al profuslon of wild flowers are found
here In an oSiurs from the time the
snow begins 10 melt until II falls
again. Many mountain springs arc
found with an abundance OF growth
OF ferns, OF variety very much like
the Boston fern found at the florists
The post Office ls in n farm house
owned bX a bachelor and widower
and they act as lpstmasters. The
name Fairy Lawn" IL somewhat Of
misnomer as VI does hot appear K
visitor that fairy had alighted al
this particular spot.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peer have one OF tbs
ldrgesr ranches here and devote theil
time 10 stock raising. After yisithtl
away for few weeks they say the,
are always glad 10 get back home
where they can have all the fresl
air TO breathe. In comparison thu
Boise valley seems -close and
crowded TO them.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
ARTHUR RNUTsoN Is
HOMIE FROM FRANCE

Corporal Arthur Knutson, son Of
MIR. aud Mrs. O. X Knutson, OF Mer-
idian. arrived home saturday, after
many months OF splendid service for
tIncle sam Arthur vas q member
OF the old Second Idaho and went TO
the Mexican border In 1916. When
the company was merged into a gov
ernment unit he was soon on his way
"a France. where he was In at the fin
ish. ana played a prominent part in
canning the kaiser
Arthur received one honorable
wound III France. aud this was in one
OF the last battles OF the war, and
lust before the armistice was signed
The wound was from piece OF
schrapnel which entered his body
about tso inches above the heart The
wound however. is not necessarily
dangerous. and with good care h'
viii Outgrow amy bad effects iron
Eit. Arthur's many friends are glat
70 see him home and OF course HI:
mother and the rest are exceedingly
happy.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
MEnfpIAN rH,EArRB


Saturday. March goth:
WIN. y Hart 81 The Cold Deck
Wednesday. April I'd;
Mary Plckford in stella Mariss.
Also comedy summer Boarding.
Friday and Saturday, April and D;
1arzan Of rhe Apes.
Wednesday, April 9TH:
Vim s.. Hart IN Selfish Yates.
Saturday, Apra 18th:
Virginia Pearson In The Liar.
Wednesday. april 10th:
Marguerite Clark In Pruneila
Saturday. April 10Th:
Charley Chaplin. ~ The Count
wednesday, Apr. Esd:
Jack pickford IN Bunker Bean
saturday. April Goth:
Charley Chaplin.
"Wednesday. April Both:
Douglas Fairbanks in Say, Youni
Fellow
This II list o. the best pictures o.
The market
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
sn.o AND DAIRY EXCURSION
NEXT WEDNESDAY

Tn Ada County Farm Bureau will
hold cumRined silo, milking mach
ind and diary excursion on Madness
day. April g, 1919 All the different
type alos win he visited and many
81 the best dairy herds Will be In
speeted The excursion will leave the
state house ia Boise al 10 am. sharp
Eyryone Interested in the silo, the
milking machine or dairy herd are
invited. People may Join With the eN-
carslon az any point The present
plan Is 20 visit Meridian for lunch
ANA the herds OF Henry Jackson 70,
Johnson, L. q, knight viii be visited
after dinner.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
y. w. HEDGES HAS
FoRDsoN TRUCKS ON HAND

: | have on hand for immediate de-
livery five Fordson Tractors Merid-
ian's allotment for immediate deliv.
cry.
Also Ford Trucks Touring Cars
Roadsters, on hand.
see.J ". HEDGES. Meridian The,
atre Building, or Phone 54f r.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
ttlR aAi,F,-

My Aix roam rcsidenee 10 Meridian
wmh IA laia fine shade trees, lawn
garden ana an kinds 81 fruit and her
ries Also poultry yard Well, cistcrn
aHa eity water Easy terms
Also 4 a-room house and nics
piaca and we'll located on ldahs
street. Meridian. idaho Price $1,000
Terms
AAdtess. GEO u. ATNVArER.
fiux t0ss. li0ise Idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
To Prevent Fires

You eau raise the mercury with .
match hut that doesn't change the
temperature.
You can raise the amount Of your
fire Insurance by applying here
aud YOU should---but that doesn't
make your fire risk any less.
Teaching folks how 10 prevent fires
is part OF our business the most
important part, 10 YOU.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

The Meridian rimea Office has Just
received large shipment 81 superior
bnltor arappers 4hleh can - printed
With snaf nRme and rural ro0te Come
ia aad see as about G.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
wANrNn--.IArI ro rAsrVnr

Wanted cattle "a pasture Tor tht
season Range Idaho CITY aud yieln'
ily. gOoa pAstWrp Charges reasonable
saauifx sneond house east OF Inter.
urban depot INGRAM a. PROV,
Meridian. Idaho
NNe Gre prepared 81 give thu stock
fifaisciarS cara
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

ron sAlk Barn 20xso, ~ feet
with is N she'd siso Soc . q.
CLARK. phone asi Meridian Barn
= located ~ blocks due wost of In.
tefnrban dtpet
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
CREAM

lilgf Price. Eef HITTER t'as aud 'a@i
nsils
HONEST TEST AND CORisEsT
WEIGHTS
REAsEMnER rHE rIAel -
rim MERIDIAN COMMISsARY
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

The ladies aid Of the M " Church
will meet az tho league room We'd
uesaay II II planned 70 replentish
the kitchen Of the society By each
bringing tea cup or saucer Mes
DANES Davidson, Beatty and Hawks
are the reception committee for this
meeting
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

WANTEgi no TRADE A miis
COW for a ge1tir work mare, 7, N.
HICKEY Meridian box t64.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

Harvey Powers. who has been IN
tho service OF Unelc Sam for nearly 9
gear, arrived home Wednesday, from
ihe Bayy training school at San Fran
cisco Harvey pus In his time g
good advantage anu studied In the
naehinista division. 4 line OF work
be n adapted
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28
MERIDIAN GeAiMlssAly
VIII nIf CREAM

The Merlaiap Comnsiasary. who have
always beeu Known AZ live and np-
to aate merchants. have rr@nm buy-
lne added 10 thnir growing liusIness.
They viii recebxe cream for fhe
gensma Creamery 90 az NamDa and
will pay cash daily
Ady
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

F0a SALE TN8 Criterion inen-
lsat6fs. n good condition Two shoats
for aia IN trade for has Aleo Eyer
bearing sifaWherrS plRnih for sale
q. n. BTANFiFLD. ~, 1 Meridian.
Farm haif mlia nnyth ~ Niday's aud
quarter cast
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

SEED POTATOES nor sale zoe
aer sws. s. 81 SHOOK. first house
solfh as Anderaons fiirnltnre store.
Meridian
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

Cash Nav and family have moved
form MaekRy. Idaho, % place near
Eagle. they have purchased from Mrs
Luther Smith. Il Is just a mile below
the town. and will make this worthy
family comfortable home They have
llyed on a big stock ranch near Mack
y for several years, and we're pros
porous bat they wanted TO get 10 q
place where the clilGrep would have
better school facilities. and be nearer
10 market
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

AT meeting Of the local Rehekah
lodge "Wednesday night two eandi-
dates were Initiated into member
ship Mrs. Llllian Lanktree Of Em-
nett, president OF the district organ
ization, was present Other out OF
town members attending were Gen-
eral aud MIRA. Frank Martin OF Boise;
Mrs Francis Clawson Of Boise Miss
Lefie simpson OF Boise; Mrs. Charles
Crockett of Middleton and Mrs. Jen-
sen and Mrs. ishani OF Caldwell
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

A chr load of flour inst received ~
the Mnrldtnn Eommlseary
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

FURNISHED ROOM Mira Geo
nogg6 haa mod~rn furnished room
last ghs kind for 4 particular party.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

Mrs. r. o. johnson was a visitor in
Boise Thursday
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

For Sale All buildings Oh place
adjoining ma Oh north, TOR 5000 III
aulre II A 4 TAIt.AiAS. phone az
Merldien
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

WANTED NURSING 81 q prae.
Teal hHrse Phone tss Meridian
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

A local party Was IN Hoise Thursday
night OF last week at the Santel- De-
Court wrestling bout. as follows
Amos Whieley Floyd Adams, Henry
Matiock, Hlskell Jones. Ira Ellis, Joe
Duree. Ed Harp Otto pettet, Hers
man Cunningham, sim Cunningham,
CLYDE Ball,0tt0 Fettet and Ira Noors
hees
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

E6us Thoroughbred i g Rhode
laiAna itcda good tyne, and rich
even dark red color Eggs sIbO for
lb Sg lser hundred u r. ffACKETTf
Meridian. Idaho. Il p 3 A half mile
south 81 Posts crossing
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

u. # Swan and family ARE nos lo-
Gated "a Roswell
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

FOR AALg CLOVER SEED The
price h right Inquire ii Meridian
hardware Co Phone 2e7
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

ilegge Motor Co has some bargains
IL almost new Ford cars Also some
0f other makes
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

WANTED MAN AND OUTFIT
Man 10 furnish outfit and .plow 80
ntrea. al once 3ti Miles North 81
sisflaian. NJ II RHODES. phone las
h
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-28

y. r. .tIighIey and family hay
moved to noise and are nov residin
III III State street,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29
ANOTHER row
With Killing Of Two in
Dublin
5anu Of Eight Attack Guard in
Phoenix Park Near Vice Regal
Lodge-8eiieve Attempt to Take
lodge Frustrated - Dublin Stirred
by incident

Dublin. De- S-eBy the Associated
members Of i band Of int-uders were
killed early this morning n a shooting
tance from the vice regal lodge. In
some quarters the belief WAS expressed
-tlat an attack was II preparation
against the lodge
About e4gnt are believed 10 nave made
up he ba2d Of iuterlopers
-Four arrests We're uade.
Al 1b..D his morning shots wera heard
II The neighborhood Of the vice regal
lodge. They continued inter-nitten1lr
al intervals Tor nearly an hour n that
portion OF Phoenix PARK between me
lodge ana The magazine. There appar-
entiy Was no attack on the vice regal
lodge itself. The inmates Of the lodge
al first thought the shooting was ron-
nected with some sor- Of a holiday
-erelr-v
As the tir7ng persisted however. 4
militar.' guard consisting of an Officer
and tVo uen tLr1ed out ana searched
The vice regal -ounds. Finding moth
ing unusual there they wrnt INTO the
park from the main road. While t-av-
e1Sing the center Of the park they en-
gagged IN I sharp exchange of drtng
Boast. wto was leading has men fell
shot through the hear.
one Of the attacking party aiso was
killed He was civilian and about 70
Years oid According TO some reports
he was wearing portions Of soldiers
Uniform. No weapon was found on Or
near tne bod,-- ana ~ 20 The present
The man identity mas not been asce,--
talned Pools Of blood were found near
The scene. which IS about a half mile
from fhe lodge
After the shooting Tire intr-lue-s de-
carnped IN thC darkness. The four men
arrested we-e not taken into custody
near the scene ri ne shooting bat were
apprrheldeti as they were leaving the
PARK about NO hours later They de
Meg having mad any connection with
the afray anu il IS reported that no
discriminating evidence sas found on
them.
After he shooting me military
brought 4 machine gun To the scene
This was fred III the direction which is
was supposed the men had gone. No.
body was hit By the bullets The bodies
Of the Two dead men Were taken 20 he
George : hospital. where an inquest
viii be held tomorrow, Lieut. Boast
was only . Years old. F5e was Tnen-
toned IN Saturdays Court Circular as
having been invited 70 dine with Field
Marshal Tiscourt French. lord lieuten-
AMI and governor general OF Ireland.
Saturday evening. On Saturday ne had
bidden farewell 70 his parents. who
had been paying him a visit.
There was great. excitement n The
city when tie newspapers announced
The occurrence. Crowds visited the
sceae during the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29
ROWS MULTIPLY
IN IRELAND

London Dec. 1S-Ssveral unrowar~i
incidents are reported from Ireland
by the Sunday EVening Telegram.
A daring attempt was made TO as
sassinaIe a constable al Bally Bofcy
County Donegal.
The assalianI fired 4 pistol rom
the street ar the constable. who was
sitting with MS family in bedroom
Nobody was injured but the bullet
struck a bed few inches from a
sleeping infant.
\ band of men entered 4 farmer $
house al Victoria Bridge and carried
off rifles At Killarney Il constable
VAS shot and wounded On Christmas
eve while assisting ether constables
10 queil a rough and tumble fight be-
tween soldiers and civilians
II is reported that "a. OBJ, rounds of
ammunition have been stolen from the
Daaral-'ari railway station.
The consignment il IS oelivede.
s,as iuteil,iea for the military author
ties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29
Wife BoBS UP
Would : Be NJ onS son
Bridegroom Silent
Or. Verrniige Now Patient IN New
York -ospitai-Wife Located in
harrisburg, pa.-Near Bride De-
MED interview with Doctor

New York. Dec. S-Dr. William Grey
/ Termilye, who failed 70 appear Christ
mas DAY 20 NARY Miss Ruth NJ. Keen
ey al Monsoon. Mass. and IS now a pa
tient in the Cumberland street hospi-
: tai Brooklyn. refused TO make any
comment tonight when informed that
burg. Pa. where she IS living with her
dsughter
Information that Dr. Verniiye had a
wife with wnon ne hao been living up
10 the time the physician gave up pri-
Tate practice 70 take position with The
Uni'ed States Shipping Board n the
south. WIS given by Mrs. p Z lin
dell Of Brooklyn. wife of a Sun of Mrs
Ner-niiye by a previous marriage She
said that Dr.. Yernllye anu his wife
had lived N Brooklyn. but Mrs Eer-1ii-
Te had gone 10 Harrisburg SIX months
ago 10 visit her daughter and was still
ti1ere
Miss hesney, who also has been a
patient II the hospital since las, night.
when she tainted md beca1ne hvstericai
because DR.. Ver-niiSe refused Tn SEE
her or explain his failure 70 appear for
the wedding. left tfre Institution TO-DAY
she and her father again atternptesJ 10
interview Dr. Ee-nilye before leaving
the hospjtal but ne refused % see them
When the hospital PHYSICIANS. who
s1Ea Nh
slight operation. Informed newspa-
pe--nen that he would see no one ex-
cept relatives. they sent In Ter7niive
the following note:
Your wife. said 10 be located IN T1ar-
risburg, Pa, has made charges which
perhaps you would be glad 10 clear up.
VIII you please make definite state
meuI ana clear up che whole matter"
DR., Fernilyes s reply. which was writ
ten on The hack Of the note. said;
have nothing 10 say
When Mrs. Zindel. VINO lives at the
verTnilye home IN Pacific stree1. was
asked Il il was trle that the ph.,sic.an
had a wife. she SD:
1T :. Fer name is Mrs William
Grey Ve--nilye ant she is 1t present
staying with 4 daughter At Harrisburg.
Pa"
Have DR.. Ve--nilye ana his wife
lived here with EouT
Yes she responded. Mrs Ter-nilye
left this house about i've months be-
cause her husband was IN the service =
lave you ever heard Of DR. Yer
milve Or his wife getting divorce
NO. 50 far as I know they are stiIl
married -
Mrs Zindei said she lid not know
Miss heene~ but had heard she 5 A
weil-educated girl
When questioned further Is 70 whe-h-
~ there was any doubt as 70 the woman
IN Harrisburg being Or v-r-niiye' :
wife. Mrs. ZinueI repIied:
II have no doubt at all but rhat she
IS his wife
The woman said that DR. and Mr~
Ver7nilye had been married about 5
ears
Mrs Ver-nilve. is was learned tonight.
is the second wife Of the physician. his
first wife having died
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29
-Four Reasons
for Frese,1r High
Price of Clothing

President Wood of American
wooien Co. Of Lawrence. Mass.
gives the following as the main
reason for the present 1iuh prices
Of eiothinp:
FIRST the people demand ciott,
o. nne ~oois. and will buy no 9th
er. They will not take fabrics
containing the coarser woois. al
though muci, cheaper in price.
Second. there is shortage in
the worlds supply of fine ~oois
amounting to some two hundred
million POUNDS.
Third. our government released
70 the British government some
SIXTY six million pounds. which if
Il had been held here would have
helped us out little.
"Fourtt1, and lastly. because our
government has so conducted the
sale OF IT'S own woois as % sus-
tain these tremendously high
price especially of the finer woois
which are in great demand.
1T is my belief that as long as
people continue to demand cloth
ing made % wool which costs
anything like SIS a pound. the
price Of clothing is not going to
be rnucf, reduced. If our people
would consent TO wear good. sub
stantiai. durable clothes made of
the eoarser WOODS. clothing could
be purchased at considerably low
er prices than those which now
prevail"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29
6 HELD AT NEW HAVEN

New Haven. CT. Dec 2S-Six men
were arrested here today IN connee-
t!nn with the sale of wood alcohol
''whiskey which they are alleged to-
have shipped from this city 10 Chi
coppee- Mass The arrests were made
at the request of District Attorney
Joseph 3. Ely Of westdeld, Mass.
who telegraphed that the men are
wanted for homicide In Massachu-
setts.''
Those held are: Nicholas Russo.
Do1ninlk PerT7olIi Frank LucibeIIo.
John Pinto. William Guang; and
larry Vincent. They were locked up
al the direction OF Coroner Mix Of
New Haven county. United States
Commissioner Lynch ais Iirei
charges OF violation Of the wartime
prohibition act against the SIX men
and fixed bonds at sin.oes each.
The arrests were made by a large
squad Of polics officials. including A.
z Foote. Massachusetts commission
er Of public safety. Chief of Police
Smith of New Haven, three Massa-
chusetts state policemen aud local
police and revenue agents. They
started activities early this morning.
fonr automobiles being used IN GO
ing 70 various parts OF the CITY ana
suburbs Vincent and Guang. were
the nrst arrested. the latter being
taken IN a downtown cafe. Per-iotri
was arrested a. his home in West
vile. where an Illicit liquor still was
round and seized
Two barrels OF a conpouud beiiey-
ed 10 contain wood alcohol were con-
nscated IN a barn on the South End
road. Just outside Of the city. Ac-
cording 20 the police. four barrels of
Aquor We're shipped from the barn
20 ChleJpee. Mass. where q lar-a
number have died from drinking
wood alcohol mixture The SIX men
Aeid mere are alleged TO have been
The owners OF the liquor stored in
me barn. They received s1o5e a bar
rel for the four barrels sent to Chi
copes II is said