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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
SUPREME COURT

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. g.
| OPENING tho January terms today, iol'
! lowing the holiday rccess. Judge VII,
! lam y Miller succeeded Judge George
! poffcuharScr as presiding judge OF the
supreme court Of appeals, 10 serve dul
in. tho year. No decisions were haaueo
down. but several petitions and aP-
peais were acted upon. following when
The court heard motions from S"NeI"'
t.attorncys from different counties
wishing TO carry cases up to TINS Sou''
from tho lower courts.
The applications acted upon by tne
court today were disposed of as loi-
lows:
burgh & West Virginia Gas Compan!
against Outright. from DoddridEc coun-
~. refused: Stalker against Kccs"'
from Cabell county. refused: HartleE
against Ault Woodcnware Company anu
others. from Marion county: refused
Citizens National Bank. OF Port Ale
chcny Pa. against the Consolidate"
Glass Company and others in Hanoa
mus, rcfuscd:. Bond against Na.l"nul
Fire Insurance Company. from 1uchc,
county, refused: Rnckhouse Fork l.ano
Company against Raleigh B7icK " nv
Company. from Raleigh county re-
fused.
Petitions for appeal and writs OF or
ror-Hays against United Fuel uus
Company. from Eanawha county, VIII
Of error and super"cdcas allowed pond
81. 900: Givin against United tucl "hs
Company. from Knnawha county. ap-
peal allowed. bond $500; SulzncrEsr q
Sons Company against Fairm"nt lacH-
ing Company. from Marion county az
peal allowed bond s2h0: State AGAINST
Angelo from Marion county. refused
c,irord against Kirknatrirk. from P"ca-
bon,as county. arp"a! allowed. DONG
500: Mcclure against Gardner ard oth-
crs, from l[anawha county. refused.
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u. S. Far Ahead in
Munitions Production

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.---EigGr"S made
nubliC tot day by the ordnance depart
n,cuI Of tho irtrr-allI"d bureau "t sta
iistics. show that the production OF
munitions in thI:; country had grown ="
RAPIDLY TINT in the last months "f the
war The United states wa:' far ahead
IF Great britain and iraT"". AvrraE"
monthly producti"n ~ l"arh!nH guns
rifles for July, AUGUST and S"ptcmb. -o
1913. in. the United STATS Wa :.2'Q
against lhHt7 TOY Great Britain and -
l2G Cor France. In the sam" period tn"
United States produced monthly ~:
average OF 233,5G" rifles against l!2S%l
for Great Britain and ih.h"2 Ter France"
With respect 10 small arms ammunition
production IN thu United Stat"s was
27T.8g4. O0n rounds: III France l39.Si!.OO0
and in Great Britain ESQ. BH.Hno.
Total production from April =. 1871.
tn tho date u: thu signing Of thr ARMS
ticc. November II. mst WAS given rs
fnlluw.:
Mnchiur guns AMI machine rifles:
Circs,, Britain. lsI.4n4: France. @2H.23S:
Unttrtlu States. lhlGG@:. Rifles: Great
Britain.l.@7l.7GA i'ranc". l.4r6.956:
United States. 2,5p6.1i2! Rifle and ria-
chine gun ammunition: Great Britain.
3.48s.l 900; France. 2,!S3.Gid,egO;
United States 5000.
In tho cnmpara;iv" chart attention
was called 10 the fact that since the
need for the original equipment OF
tronns no longer existed. French and
British production ii rifles during 1919
was Mt Il lower rntc :han had previously
been attained.
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.ROBRECHT ENTERS
SUIT AGAINST
ESTATE EXECUTOR

Another stage of tho long-drawn out
controversy in the suit Of Henry R"-
hrccht vs.. Nelson G. hubbard. executor
OF tho estate Of the late John Rnhrccht.
was reached yesterday when suit un-
dor the caption of the State OF West
Virginia for the use Of Henry Hohrcchi
VS.. Nelson Hubbard was flied in Clerk
King horns Office.
In tho hll If particulars tho plain
tif will offer the following evidence:
First. To show damag" caused 10
plaintiff from being restrained from
selling property known rs the St
Charles hotel.
Second TO show damage caused Ia
plaintiff from hrime restrained from
mortgaging and cncumbGrins said
property.
Third. To show damage caused to
plaintirr from being restrained in any
way dsposlng of. or, dealing with. sad
property.
Fourth To show damage caused 10
plaiutiT by Depreciation in value of
property and failur" To- keep property
in repair and being deprived Of use of
property and loss Of business pending
the injunction. which damage amounts
To $50. 900
Mr.. Rohr"cht has retained Guy +. 6.
ANcn and r. s Riley rs his attorneys.
Appeal Case.
Tho sill. of .laun's :S"hwirN NS.
Sophia Eachmnn Is anr"alcd tr"m Jus
ticc Milier's court Til" plaintiff claims
$3.50 on property.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.--Thc local mar
krt for raw sugar was Quicicr today and
no transactions were reported. Prices
were unchanged at 1.:S for centrifugal
Ia til" rrfinrr. Another private cSti-
mate on the Cuban crop places the yield
at 3.99l.5Il tons. which is slightly under
the estimate put out last week The
weather in Cuba is rcporcd as cold and
fire with 112 c"ntrals now grinding
compared with 40 ut this time last
year.
In refined conditions arc gradually
improving and while tho demand as yet
is not very urgent. some of thr rcfincrs
arc In position 20 make better deliveries.
I'rccs arc unchanged al nine cents for
fine granulated.
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Chicaro livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. .S.--iIugs. receipts An
oUp; mostly Ia lUc higher; closing
weak 10 cents lower than early. Day
prices unchanged.
Cattle. receipts $1,000; choice beef
steers 10 to l5c higher: others ana
butcher stock steady: calves soc higher
feeders strong. Beef cattle, good, choice
and prime. Sl6.tUGs2U.0u: common and
medium, $275u lG.iu: butcher stock.
cows and hciicr$ SS.p0m 49,; Gamers
and cutters. Sis $500. stockrrs and
feeders: good, choice and fancy. $1,000
a 400: interior. common and medium
k>.0UMlO5U: veal calves, SlT.ou@E l'.'u'
sheep. receipts 1900: maket CLOSING
str. mostly - TO % cents higher
lambs. choice and prime. SlI.25 = lao:
medium AMI good. Sl3.50q les; cuiIs.
sI1.75q l4.23; ewes. choice and prime
slU.75mll.VV: medium and good W."
1lO.T5; culls. :j.up@ I.Ib
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NEW YORK, Ian. SHUTTER hrmef'
creamery higher than extras. on % &c;
creamery extras 's2 score}' epg o. ~
rcn1 make, No. =. +2Gr e. &c.
Eggs Irregular: fresh Gathcrcd eS
tras 6oc; fresh gathered regular pace,
ed extra iirsts. g. q Csc; DO nrstS' ~
6ss. state. Pennsylvania anu heei ~
western hcnnery whites me 20 iatiSs
80, Snr. state, pennsylvania and nearby
hrmncrv whites. ordinary To prime. Top
-: state. Pennsylvania and neaToy
bsnrcrv browns. 10di &c; do. gathered
browns and mixed colors. G5Gu69c:
cheese firm; state. fresh. Specials
&C. do. average run. S6E n 81 1sc.
Dressed poultry frincr; prices uh-
changed
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VERDICT FOR ,
DEFENDANT IN
DAMAGE SUIT

A verdict for tn" defendant was re-
turned yesterday afternoon in Part II
Of the c:rc;.i; c"ur! in the case OF
Charles siannwick. by Joseph +. CUT.
his bc:, friend. vs.. {. K. Ambrose. The
cases tried SO far this term Of court.
and Was ono q IN" hardest fought
cases tried SO far thu STERN OF court.
Hnnowick. a boy OF II years, was hit
b. an automobile owned and driven
By the defendant. {. K. Ambrose. lie
sustained broken lct: and other IN
Juries which were made the basis or
IN" suit which wns FOR s?0.0oH damages.
Plaintiff was represented by Attorneys
charles !. Schuck and John {. Palmer
and the defendant hy Attorneys j.. Is.
Handlau and Garden.
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Remove Restrictions
On Wool Importations

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.--RrmuvHl NJ
restrictions upon importation Of wool
from all un-cnrmy countries has beer
ordered b. the war trade. effective
January 10. AZ An important step in
the program for rcopening the ordI--
nary peace time channels of trade.
This Will permit unrestricted i'm
portations Of raw materials. wool tops
yarns and waste from Argentina, tru-
quay and South America, from whtcn
countries woods now arc admitted only
when consigned firm the army quarter
master general. Licenses will be ncccs-
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PITTSBC RGlI. Jan. S--Cattlc steady
supply light: prime $500 gl7.0g.
Sheep strong: supply light; prime
wcthers. slU.5oMi1.25; culls and com
mon. s4.00V5.OO; lambs. l.VOTl'.Ia'
veal calves. s@o.oom@l.0o.
Hogs light: receipts 10 double decks,
prime heavies and heavy workers. 4lS;Vu
nlS3a: pigs, sl7.Oo9 lI.25; sooshs'
S15OU0r1625.
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1SaK-Pattcrson Coz
CATTI
CERTIFICATES ISSUED

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.---I&Suance nj q
block Of treasury tax certificates ~ IN
debtcdncSs of indefinite amount dht"d
January IS. maturing Jun" u. md bear
ing interest at AZ percent. WAS an
-nounced today by tho treasury.
At the same tim" the treasury an
nouuced another of ihr usual bi-w""kly
jusucs Of loan cert IficatCS 10 tn" amount
Of $500. moo 900 dated January l6. and
maturing juno II. bearing interest ut
~. percent. Subscription books close
January 81.
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CONDENSATION NEWS.

CHAELE%TNN. ". VA. Jan. s.
New aIplic"ii"r. far admission :" tn
stat" compensation f"mH protection
acted upon fav"rnhly h: tnmm'sS'"hc'
Lee Ott today were III" following en-
rlUyinE concerns:
L':srsEa,l,l & OF"Hn'r. Jogging con
tractors Il, Richmond. and k"lhauEf
Coal Company. wagon MN" operators
a. Harnum. Mineral county.
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Mrs. Richard S. Fowtss.

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligence.
RUCkHANNON, W. Va. Jan. y
Mrs. Richard S. Fowkes. prominent
resident Of Buckhannon. is dead at her
homr there OF pneumonia, according TO
word received here today. Besides her
husband she leaves four sons. namely
Sergeant William Fowkes with tho
American expcditionary force. and Luz
Their. Bailey and John Fowkes, AL or
Rurkhannun. Mrs. Charles C. NC
Carly. Of Clarksbnx. - . surToEins
sister.
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FRESH ADVANCE
IN CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Jan. S.-Trcsh a,i'"-:c"S IN
the corn market today took riac" lhH
TO explicit dsnials that imports OF IN
iron, Argentina would b. authoT1zed. ! No.
market closed unsettled. !. 10 - No.,
higher. with January Lis to l.4S'S an"
May Lux to 1.+las. oats flniSH"d =
off 70 like advance and provisions
varying from 80 cents decline to Il rise
of cents.
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Toledo Grain.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. S.-GlnVcrS SEED
prime cash and January. S2'.oV; eoru-
ary. s25.T5 March. S2a.o.
Alsikc. prime cash ana 'ah"S's ;
SIS. So: March. $3.50. .-oou.
;riTo,hy, prime cash, Sold, 500
,.r and January. $50; February, So:-V'
March s5c7l.. April, $3.50 May
s539I.: September. $3.50
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SPRINKLER BREAKS

Last evening about o'clock INC
srrinklrr went Oft IN thc Spcidcl bulld-
ing on Main street, causing a raise
alarm. TIL" engine OF the Atlantic hose
house responded and little damage WAS
dom" The sprinkler caused little water
damagr.
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Carb M;1lns Stocks
- - -, -
Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W Va. Jan. s. 'l9.
Eurcishcd IN" 12te;l,gerccr by A. r
,rn.t.n 6 Co. members Of the New YorK
stock Exchange National Bank Built.
inv wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand
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Outside Motor
BOsTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. Jan. S. 10.
z,,ynishcd ,hs I.te,liEencer BY "A Z
,asten { TO. members OF this New YORK
Ss,ock r:xcnangc. National Bank Build
~ Wheeling. ". Va. Louis E. Brand
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kEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan :, 10.
furnished the intellisencer, by 4. b
ta,,en & Co.. members OF the Ne" SorA
lock Exchange. National BanE euiio-
he Wheeling. W. Va Louis F. Bran1'
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F1pcc. James. Niles. n.
sick in hospital, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Private:
D,.>iri.. Ecrnn"d GAINESVILLE. q.
wounded Slightly, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Private:
pvrr$. Albert Thomas. Homestead, Pa.
Tucker, Roy. Milo, W. Va.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Private:
Averill. Howard. Erie. Pa.
Mccartney. james l.. L.. Pittsburgh,
Pa.
wounded Degree Undetermined, Previ-
ously Reported Missing in Action.
Private:
McCutcheou, walter A., Cad, ". Va.
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WHEEL. ING, ". Va. Jan. 8. ~.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange compiled for the lnte'llgen-
Ger.
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PETROLEUM

on, CITY. PA. Jan. 8.-Credlt pal
ances 81. Runs 34.7ST: average "-'o"a
Shipments 33.l@9; average "o'ooo'
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sary after January 10, but they VIII
be granted freely.
The order w;Ls decided upon at the
Recommendation Of the army purchase
storage and traffic division. which re-
ported there was no reason why the
wool market should not be rc-estao-
Il.hc,! on q free. competitive basis.
When the armist:cc was signed lie
army had on hand sufficient woods &c
provide FOR clothing on n war basis 1or
xix months These stocks now are be-
ing sold gradually al auction 70 meet
;hc needs Of the textile industries.
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Open High Low Close

Cash quotations: Corn No. :; yellow
nominal; No. yellow. nominal; No i.
yellow 1.4I. -,,
Oats. No. :. white 70: standard I"t-.
pork, nominal. Lard 2S."5- RIBS nom
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. Jan. S, 'lH,
Furnished the IntelIlgcncer by A. E
sastep & Co, members or the Now York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Inx. wheeling. W. Va. Louis y. Brand,
unpager
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Died Prom wounds.
Private:
Rnwcr, Errett NJ. Marion q.
Nr1cc. Elmer NJ. Beaver Falls. Tn.
Farmer. william l.. McK"cspnrt. Ia.
Died OF Disease.
Private:
Bates, Morton. wellsville. o.
Scott Joseph. l-orain. -.
Stats. Harry NJ. Noun: Vernon. q.
wounded Severely.
Powell, Rome L. Hartford w. Va
Yoggess. Sidney E, Detroit, W. Va.
Burke, Donald. Bellaire, o.
Grni~an Georc" A.. NasHli"n. y.
KrouStruriS. Elias J.. PITTSBURGH. tn.
Sexton. John f.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Missing In Action.
Private:
Crndzik Mike. Cleveland ~.
Killed IN Action. Previously reported
Missing IN Action
Private:
McGir1cy. John. Pittsburgh. tn.
wounded severely. previously reported
Missing In Action.
Private:
Gcntholtz. william J.. Warren. Q.
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BUY WAR SAYINGS sr@o-
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IIhrc "r.pns Rr~s Which aaSrA
tyn~dG5 h The rri SE q
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Private:
.lDrS VIM
wounded

Averill. Howard Erie. Pa.
Mccartney. james l.. L.. P!ttSh
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NIGHT LIST.
Tho following cnsualtics arc report ed
NV ;hc commanding general Of III" Amer
IN F.Xprditionnry Forces:
IGcd OF wounds. ~
Did Of disease. Z?
Iy,m,d,d severely. .202
Missing in action. .......-...... 20
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

WHEELING. W Va JAN !, 10
ObSe-ratirrs . III.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Stocks 1872.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-18
SPLIT IN WAR RISK
BUREAU IS URGED
Plan Would Transfer Thou
sands Of Employees to
Other Cities.

Thousands OF War Risk Insurance
Bureau employees in Washington will
be transferred to other cities. IL recon-
mendationsffor Decentralization Of the
bureau, made yesterday by the ad-
yisory bureau OF the committee, are
followed out.
Charles Evans Hughes. chairman of
the committee, in his report. recon-
mends that branches Of the bureau be
established in the various States or in
districts especially outlined.
This recommendation Is made, Mr..
Hughes states, so there may be pro-
vision for personal conference with
soldiers, sailors. marines, and their
dependents in all sections Of the coun-
try.
Secretary Baker aud Secretary
Daniels have approved the change
and the recommendation OF Director
Cholmely-Jones Is all that is needed
TO bring about the decentralization Of
the bureau.
Opposition is expected from many
OF thousands OF clerks who have made
their homes in Washington. War Risk
Insurance officials say. however, that
other thousands Of employees would
be glad to receive transfers to the
capitals Of their respective States.
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AbyssinIans Leare ID. G

The members OF the Abyssinian
mission who came to this country to
present. the congratulations Of the
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WOMAN DEFENDS
NEW LOVE VOYAGE
fcontinued dom First Page.l

CONTINUED from First Page.)
those things" she added. And
then, with mother love wellinglup,
she said through tears: But the
last time l saw him showed such
a change. He was so SWEET and
demure that l try to forget about
il now"
GMust Take what You want.D
There is no justice in the laws az
they stand" is one reason given BY
Mrs. Deegan for taking affairs into
her own hands. so far as her future
is concerned. She said:
1t is so discouraging. trying to
patch up what remains of the
life you have dreamed OF. that
you just must take what you
want IL IL is at all possible.
don't recommend Haunting con-
vention. IL that is what makes
society safe, but l do want to be .
free to meet the situation my
own way.
The price of such a decision
isn't easy to pay. but IL win be
worth II, for where one has no
guilty conscience peace must
come
Mrs. Deegan is unusually beauti-
full, in her early thirties, with a mass
OF fluffy brown hair and eyes Of
clearest. blue. OF her husband she
said:
1 left him fourteen months be-
fore / came West, and I have
been in California almost a year.
He has taken this course to in
jure me at this distance, and To
free himself. so that he may mar
ry the woman whose advent in
our lives necessitated my leav-
ing him.
Mrs. Deegan did not recognize the
title OF major which her husband
wears. She commented on It:
1t must be a war decoration.
He never was major Of anything
when I knew him.
Took Only. Her Own.
Regarding his charges that she
took household furniture belonging
to him, Mrs. Deegan said:
He. knows better than any one
else. that l could not have taken
anything that was not in my
name. The things which
brought with me were my we'd
ding gifts, and with the money
received from their sale bought
this home. He owned not one
cent of the property which he
charges me with taking unlaw- -
fully.
One cannot explain how or
when the decision is made to take
the new venture, especially when
1t involves so much. My life was
unbearable as IL was Mr.
Crouch knew it. We and his fam
lily were friends. His wife had
failed him, so that he left her be-
fore my decision was made. He
now has a suit for divorce pend
ing in New York courts. His
two children are with their
mother. They are koys of about
nine and eleven years.
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RETURN Of ROADS
; TO BOOST RATES

Railroad rates are going to a new
nigh level as soon as they are return
ed to private control. z. E. Clark
interstate Commerce Commissioner
testified before the House Interstate
commerce Committee.
shippers realize that an increase IN
rates is inevitable, Mr. Clark said.
me commissioner urged that loans be
made by the Government to the rail-
roads at lower Interest rates than
mat obtainable from private sources.
Inls course will be necessary, he
said, to tide them over the readjust-
ment period.
! The deficit Of the railroads has now
reached $500, 100000. Mr.. Clark told
the committee yesterday that this
might as well be classed as a war
loss
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D. C. DELEGATE CHOSEN
BY BUSINESS. WOMEN

Miss Mary Stewart. OF this city, was
elected corresponding secretary at the
organization of the Federation OF
Business and Professional Women
Yesterday at the convention OF the
National Women's Business Commit
tee. in Philadelphia
other officers elected were: Miss
Gail Laughlin, president; Miss Ora
Carroll, recording secretary; Miss
Grace Rice. treasurer, and Miss Maud
Smith, auditor.
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Send US FIVE end labels from Jiffy-Jell
packages - the end labels naming the
favor - and we'll send you this aluminium
mold.
Mint Gffy-Jell contains a vial of mint
It makes a garnish jell, far better than
mint sauce, to serve with cold meats or
roast lamb.
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Abyssinian government and people
to the President OF the United States
left here yesterday morning for De.
troit. From that city they will go
to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and will
arrive in New York Monday morn
ing.
Accompanying the mission as rep
resentatives of the United States are
G. c. Tarler, of the State Depart
ment, and Capt. Paul Morrissey. of
the army. Before leaving Washing
ton the mission gave 1000 pounds
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Frederick J. Stimson, American an
bassador to Argentina, sailed toda
for Rio de JaneiFo, where he will rep
resent the President at the inauEl
ration OF President Pessoa Of Brazil
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NV KIND on BEER TEsr.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Pat Leon
ard, policeman. was to undergo a test
TO determine whether a man can get
a glass Of beer from a certain saloon
by standing on the street. A lieuten-
ant charged Pat did once.
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WOuldn't yOa pay = quarter 90 buy
your child n Virtuef Buy q Tariff
stamp today and start him On the
Waya % intelligent economy.