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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
GERMANS UNDEH-ESTHLATED
ANHRICAs WAR R11ou1C1S

Berlin. July 18.-The report Of the
second Subcommittee Of the committee
OF investigation on President Wilson's
peace effort during the winter Of 1915
1917, prepared by Professor inheimer,
former Socialist member OF the Reich
stag. draws the conclusion that Presi-
dent Wilson's action made peace over
tures possible but that the German gov
crnment, not availing itself Of them. In
stead took a stand for unrestricted u
boat warfare.
The report. made available in full
here to-day. Is signed by six members
OF the different political parties. II Is
grave Indictment OF Germany's milf
t1ry dictators at the time. The report
shows how the economists OF Chancel~
lnr Won Bethmann Hollweg's civil Bov-
ernment. even DR.. Carl Helfferich. then
minister Of finance. did not believe un-
restricted E-boat warfare COULD ensure
German victory. As tho gravest ris-
take. the report mentions the fact that
Americas resources were com pletely
undcr-c cstimated.
The report says II was argued tho
submarines would prevent the transpor-
tation OF American troops III there were
any"
II further declares that the subma-
rines failed TO terrorize sufficiently
neutral shipping. that no sufficient at
tention was paid to the anti-U-boat
measures Of Germany's enemies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
SGStO Declares He Shot
Fellow italian Because
Of Black Hand Outrage
3er,a} - The Ir,cIi.-euc.r.

Special - The Ir;clnEeacsr.
S'"uhcry.I!s Ohio, July 20. When ar
rElEUrd IN Mayors court ;NiS afternoon
Cn charge OF ShoutGUE with !u;eut tu N'i.
Antonio G-Amp;. Italian. At "a" clos" OF
ar Italian day plr1d" yesterday. Nlnr"n-
20 SeSto Tia,.aG. aC,d - years. declared
rhG: he shot has roUU'-yrllH IN revenge
for having put tie E',cH Hand sign "r
his face with \ s,Ii-'tu lHN"l fcUc years
aEo. SeStU displayed I circular scar oH
rs riSht ch, eN. alleged {" hav" hern
inflicted by Gi-an'p: and about which n"
says Iirampi cNUt:uUaliy ana mpI'c;oHSiE
ChIdcd HIM He declared he could no;
stand the utN"='S abuse any longer and
when Grampl openly lUSUited ham by
splitting in his face IN the presence Of
other Italians. he dec .ded 10 end !. and
opened fire.
I. vas learned AZ the Ohio Valley
man IS III a dangerous condition. One
bullet struck him in the nip and was de-
Elected. penetrating the lnteStines. His
recovery is not expected and ScSlo VIII
likely face a murder charge. The prs
on"r was held under $500 bond and was
remanded 70 the coUuty jail.
The police have been unable 20 solve
the mystery surrounding the shooting ot
Joseph ManiSter. aged 81 years. ot En-
plre- Ohio. who was found on the streets
here carly Sunday NovNInG. The man
IN a statement today claims two men
held him up and that when ne refused 10
hand over his money one OF them shot
him. huc police scout this story and be-
l'ev" ;hac . deliberate attempt was made
10 murder Manls;er. The italian claims
he does not know who his aSSatlaDts
were He was sinking fast this ereNiU <
and his death IS mCmcntari.y expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Spectacular Fire
Caused By Lightning;
Loss Over 100000

baltimore, Md. July l9.-Sincc noon
today when lightning struck two large
tanks containing thousands of barrels Of
crude and lgh; oil at the plant Of the
United States Asphalt Refining COM
pany at WaGrer's Point, south Of this
city. frrmCn have been ghIng drSHCr-
atcly tit" save surrounding property.
Two blocks Of two-story houses. tho
homes Of workmen arc burning and
many moro ar" in danger. The burn
ing oil is also flowing toward IN" Texas
oil conpany's plant adjoining. All
hope OF cXtinEuishinE the burning oil
was abandoned this afternoon as the
water :ANply is inadequate and the fire
men were directed 10 exert all their Cs-
forts to saving the dwelling houses.
The aggregate losses to the companies
is estimated AT s700,000. Two tanks
were struck by lightning almost stimuli
taneously, one containing $4,000 barrels
OF crude oil.
The second tank exploded and tho
force Of the shock vas $" great ih"t
the roof was hurled into the street
about 200 feet.
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Prince Joachim Laid
Unconscious for Hours

Berlin. July l2-(By the Associated
Press)-The mental condition OF Prince
Joachim. who committed suicide, had
lately caused his family grave concern.
His adjutant. the elderly Colonel Won
Steuben. with whom he conversed late
Friday evening. without indicating a
design 10 take his own life. was so
same evening that he told Prince Eitel
OF the younger brothers condition.
Joachim. according 10 the National
Zettuag. after taking leave OF his three
year old son. shot himself through the
chest about Friday midnight. The sound
OF the firing was not heard. and ser
wants found him in the early hours OF
Saturday lying in front Of his bed. un-
conscious. He was removed TO n hos
was able TO talk but the doctors saw
that there was no hope. He rapidly
grew worse and died a. one o'clock Sun
day morning.
The Ze.tung AmIn!tag says Prince
Joachim left no letters.
Some reports are 70 tho effect that
Joachim suffered from the belief that
the republican government. The acton
for dIvorc" brought By his wife. who
left him a year ago, also prayed on his
mind.
Prince Etel Frederick. who is in
charge OF the body OF his brother. was
TO have left today for Holland 10 visit
his mother. the former Empress Aug
Is reported 20 be worse. Eitel Fred
er!ck. however. postponed his departure.
The body OF Joachim lay in state to-
day in the Fr.edcnSkirchc. iOtSddm.
whore L Will b. buried Tuesday IN the
strlctes, privacy.
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Columbus. o. July la.-DemocTat'c
leaders gathered here TO- day 10 counse'
with Governor Cox and Franklin -,
Roosevelt. the par,y'S presid"atial ana
vice presidential nomtnecS. on their ma
tioual battle.
The Democratic national committee
meets at II o'clock tomorrow 10 organ
Re the campaign. Much preliminary y
work was done to-day III conferences oy
Carly arrivals with Governor COX ana
Mr. Roosevelt. following their return
from Washington.
Selection OF d committee chairman 70
manage the campaign. naming mead
quarters. choosing an executive sup
committee. plans for financing the
campaign. arrangements for noHtica-
ton dates for the twO nominees ana
their itineraries were the major affairs
TO DC considered at to-mOrrows meet
ing.
Campaign policies received little at
ten;Ion IN tO-days preliminary CONFER
cnCeS
Governor Cox declined 20 respondsto
the request OF Senator Harding, his kc-
publican opponent. for details OF the
governors conference with President
Wilson yesterday on the League or Ma
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CUMMINGS MAY Be DRAFTED FOR The
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL GUARDIANSHIP

tiouS. The governor said he would an
swer anything dcsirabl" IN his accept
ance address
Discrimination OF Edmund II Moore.
national committeeman from Ohio and
Governor coXS floor manage: at the
san Francisco convention. To aSSum"
management Of the campaign left un-
settled tonight the election o: ma
tional committee chairman. Governor
Cox said that in tciephon" ronverSa-
tion Mr. Moore Indicated that he dld
not desire the place. hut wished to
servo IN other and unofficial capacities.
The question will b" left 10 the COM
mittee." said Governor Cox.
Mr.. Noore'S reasons for not wishing
20 manage the campaign wcr" said by
close friends 10 hc personal based
largely on necessities Of his Law prac-
tiCe at Youngstown.
Tho committee cha:rmanship also
was discussed late to-day by GoN"rnnr
Cox with Homer $. Cummings. Of Con-
aect!cut. the present chairman. MIR.
Cummings has stated tha; he Wis he'd
"a avoid the responsibilities and labor
Of another rampa IN. hut many com
nl!ttcc members w"r" urging that u"
uc drafted" by re-clcru"n to-m"Tro"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Pennsylvania System
tOLay Off $1,000 Men

Philadelphia. Pa. July l9.-Thc
Pennsylvania Railroad company an
nouQced today that TN order 10 bring
about efficiency in tho operating forces
and 20 curta.l expenses Is far as prac-
t:cablc Il has been found necessary
TO effect a reduction OF approx Imately
ten per cent" in the number ot ON
pioyeS in the eastern region Of the sys-
tcm.
Many Of these men will pc needed
at other points on the system, n"
announcement said. particularly in tho
central region. In and about Pittsburgh.
and every eadeavor Will be made 10 ttud
places for as many as possible.
Care will be exercised In making
the contemplated cherceS. not TO inter
fere in any way with the ability to
handle traffic or 70 make prompt re-
pairs 10 cars and locomotives"
The eastern region embraces the ter
-Nory cast OF Altoona. Pa. ard be-
tween New York and Norfolk.
The statement made no difference 20
changes in other regions comprising the
Pennsylvania System. While tho an
nouncemeat did not specify the classes
Of employees 10 be dropped Il was said
by Pennsylvania officials that the ma
jority Of the changes would be amonS
men IN repair shops. car cleaners ana
clerks in the shops and general Offices.
II was estimated that between ll.0Oh
and I2.00n employees in the eastern re-
zion would be affected.
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Marion. Ohio. July 19.-sNnator
Harding's offensive against the foreign
commitments" Of President Wilson.
initiated yesterday in volley OF queS-
tiOns for Gov. Cox, was developed TO-
day toward a new quarter.
In his second statement on the sub
iect in twcnty-four hours. tho Rcpub!i-
can nominee declared the Republican
conception Of what should have been
done at Versailles had been vtndicatcd
hy COL House, the friend and adviser
OF the president. He quoted the col
Uncl as saying that negotiation or
peace treaty before creation of q league
OF nations was suggested by European
powers. and would have bccn the opNI-
Gus" thing to do.
Paramount Issue.
The ardor with which tho senator
pressed his attack was interpreted BY
his associates here as meaning that
he now regards tho Wilson foreign
policy as having assumed a position
Uf para muuntCY IN the campaign. AMI
that he Is determined to tax" thc as-
grcSsivc and hold It as the Gtiht de-
v,lups There was no indication that
his policy of a front porch Campaign
would be modified. hut his advisers de-
Clar"d the term would he far from syn
unompus with Quicsc"nce.
ON the question uf unqualified ap-
proval Of the presidents conduct OF
foreign affairs. II WAS said. the nomi-
nrc's nghtinE blood Is up. 1t was In
dicatcd that in his speech Of acceptance
he might be expected 10 carry his at
tack a step further and Ia "nlircn thc
nEhI with som" constructiH" SugEes-
lions Of his own on the league question.
Candidate Plays Golf.
After TWO weeks Of confinement IN
prcraratlon OF his acceptance speech
tho senator adopted a program Of more
recreation today, and IN the afternoon
no,o-cd 10 Mansfield. forty miles away q.
for a golf game. It was the first timE
since his return 10 Ohio that he had
been on the links. and he appeared t"
enjoy Il immensely.
E<rltcr in the day he conferred with
Il X Hynicks. Republican national
committeeman Of Ohio. and during the
evening James g. parsden Of New
York. one OF those active in working
for Mr. HardnC's nomination. was
guest ut the Harding home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
GERMANS FLEE WHEN
MUNITIONS EXPLODE

LONDON. July "a big explosion
has occurred in the SarTe region OF
Germany. caused by aerial bombs, a.
curdinS to n wireless dlspatc0 from
Berlin. The Inhah;tants of n" Nlc'nitN
are reported 10 be fleeing as III" en-
ploslon OF gas shells * anticipated.
The wireless Gcsratch says:
AS a result OF the spontaneous iSni-
tiun OF some rockets. which caused an
explosion Of a dozen aerial BONES a
tremendous explosion has occurred IN
A munltiou dump IN former German
artillery park IN tho Sarre region.
The inhabitants Of the neishhor'ng
villages are fleeing. as the explosion OF
a large number OF gas shells is e9-
Two hundred railroad carriages are
being held in readiness IN order 10
eyaCuate threatened districts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
PRESENTED PLAN FOR
BATTLING WITH THE
LAKE COAL SHORTAGE

Washington. July lH.--Coal operators
and railroad executives presented 10 tho
Interstate Commerce COMMISSION 10,
day a r,a1 agreed to by them. designed
20 facilitate ,he distribution Of coal !"
the northwest. Now England. and Cana
dian territory. Details Of the proposal
were withheld until tho commission has
an opportunity to study x.
n 4. Wcntz. president Of The Ma
t,oNal Coat Association; Daniel Willard
for the railroad executives; herman
irricES. Of Cleveland. Tor tho Lake Ere
ore and Coal Exchange. and J. \. n.
Morror. wee president Of the coal as
socia, ion. were included III the dNlera-
tion TO which the commission gave an
executive hearing.
sufficient coal IS being mined N n"
eastern territory, i: was said. 70 meet
current needs. hut unless transport-
tlOn arrangements are modified enough
Of /, will not be moved INTO the north
ern districts named TO prevent winter
shortage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
WARNED OF FUEL OIL SHORTAGE

WASUINGTON. July l9-Amerlcan
shipping interests are warned OF an
acute fuel oil shortage in Australia In
n renort received by the Department Of
Commerce today from the American
consul at Sydney. suggesting the ad
visibility OF divrrtinG oil burning ships
from the Australian trade altogether
The consul rc1o-t"d that recently TWO
American steamships, the Lorain and
tho CircInus. had been forced 10 lay up
a. sydney 10 have coal burning equip.
mcnt substituted Tor oil burning be-
cause th"y were unable 10 secure Ruf-
ictent oil 10 take them to the neat port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Coustabulary Arrive

Williamson. W Va. July 1.-Two
hundred shots were fired BY unidentified
persons. concealed in muuniainS!Gc
ihickct at fifteen employees "t tho
Thackor Coal md Coke company at
Thackcr. late today. 30 one was IN
jurcd.
The employees were being hauled up
the mountain on nu incline when the
shooting started Thy jumped for
cover Shots were then directed a. tn"
engineer who was directing h"'St!nE OF
the milne Tho bullets went wIld.
No attempt mas been made 20 operate
the ThaCkcr mine since thr stT:k" OF
miners IN this region went Ito effect.
Tho employees who were going tn the
mlnc today were engaged in repair work.
Additional dctachmcn's OF the state
conSta hullry have arrived IN TINS region
and have established hcadquaricrS al
War Eagle near the MIugo- o-M"poweD
county lines where Il. II. Hatfield. a
DEPUTY sheriff, was killed few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
WILLING TO ARB1TRATE

HUNTINGTON. Pa. July l9.-Rerrc-
senta'!ves Of the operators OF the
Broad Tor hituminouS coal region at a
meeting here today declared their will
ingncss 10 arbitratc all conflicting Ques-
t!uns existing between themselves and
the miners. They notified John Lewis.
president Of ihc Iuitci Mine Workers.
at Indianapolis. requesting him to send
a representative 10 meet their commit
tee TO adjust the differences pending the
Interpretation Cf the recent award by
the soft coal commission.
The BROAD Top region has been prac-
tically at a Standsttl for two weeks.
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Sandy Hook. y. j., July l9.-Cartain
William T. Burton will he at the helm
Of Shamrock " when she races again
tomorrow against the American d"ten-
der Rcsolutc for the Amoricas cup
This was the decision reached to-
night by Sir Thomas Upton and his
yachting advisers after day spent IN
conference over the handling OF Inc
challenger in the first two matches. m"
first Of which resulted in a victory for
the Irish sloop after her rival han
been withdrawn because Cf an accident
and the second OF which was called OF
because Resolutc. after outdistancinE
Shamrock. had been unable 10 finish
within the six hour limit.
Captain Burton will be at the wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
TAXES LIFE WHEN DIsPoHD1H1

Special 10 The Intelligencer
Cumberland. Md. July ls.-Despon.
dent from i'll health the result OF in
jury to her head received in an auto
mobile accident in April Of last year.
Mrs BESSIE Patton Fraley. aged 3S:
formerly OF Piedmont, w. Va, wife OF
Harvey F'raIey. a Baltimore and Ohio
telegraph operator. committed suicide
today in the adjoining. room OF her
home on Grand avenue by shooting her
self In the breast with the revolver her
husband carried for protection in pass
ing through the railroad yards at night
Mrs. Farley lived fifty minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Irish DiSarDn Soldiers
and Destroy Stores

Dublin. July -. ,By The. Associated
PrcssD--A daTing raid was carried out
hy armed meh at the klngsbrIdge ter
minus Of the Great Southern railroad
his afternoon The raid resulted in the
destruction of three railway cars filled
W.T. hmilitary stores. which were being
guarded by ten soldiers.
The raiders. armed with rcvolvrrs
drove Nm in motor cars and surrounded
and disarmcd the soldiers. and after
wards set fire TO tho cars containing the
militav stores. The fire brigade was
summoned hut the men refused to cN-
unCuish the flames when the circum-
stances OF tho fire was learned Never
thcless the firemen kept the flames
from spreading beyond the military
stnrFS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Pole1 wtthdrnv Prom Liza.

Warsaw. July 19.-The Poles are
withdrawing to the south and south
west from the railroad junction Of Ida,
which has been occupied by the Bolshe-
vik! in their drive from Grondo.
Seize Riah Harvest.
This Bolshcviki sweep across Lithu-
ania is giving the Societ forces pos
session OF a rich harvest. as they are oc-
cupying thousands of acres planted by
the Poles. the grain and hay now stand
ing in stacks The Polish population Is
fleeing beyond the Soviet onrush. the
peasants crowding the roads with theic
live stock and vehicles loaded with
household goods. The food in the ware
houses at Bielostok. stored there for the
use OF the children who are fed by tho
American Relief Association. is being
loaded upon cars for shipment to q
safer place. The refugees in the Bic
lostok region are also being removed
as precautionary measure.
Retreat Orderly.
1t is said In Polish quarters that the
retreat on the northern front is being
continued in an orderly way, according
10 plan. The Poles. 1t is declared. lost
little rolling stock and not a singla
working locomotive. 1t is at Ida that
the railway gauge changes from the
Russian broad gauge TO the standard
gauge width.
Attacks Repulsed.
All attacks by the BoIsheviki alcng
the southern front have been rcpulSsA
The soviet troops. have been repeate
attempting 10 break through here w
Lemberg as their objective. AttcmrS
however. have been unsuccessful p,
land is making preparations to c0ntin,
the fight, despite her rcverses.
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$40, 900 ALIENATION SUIT

Fast Liverpool. Ohio. July I9.-Ear r
Hammond. n mill worker was named de-
fendant in n 100000 damage case for al
legged alienation Of the affections o'
Mabel Lee. wife Of Thomas Lee. n strik'
ing railroad employee. in n suit filed by
the latter in court at Lisbon today
Roth parties 10 the action reside in
Wellsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
STATE WILL SEND
ITSABLEST LAWYERS

Columbus. July 19.-West Virginia
Will send five of its ablest lawyers TO
Columbus to represent her interests In
the hearing which will open tomorrow
before United States Commissioner Levi
Cook, on law passed by the West Vir-
ginia legislature to prohibit expectation
OF natural gas from the state until all
Of West Virginia's needs are filled.
Ohio and Pennsylvania are asking the
United States supreme court 10 stop en-
forccncnt of the law. The hearings.
which Will begin here tomorrow, were
begun IN Pittsburgh and later will b
concluded in Charleston. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Wheeling Man Wanted
After Auto Fatality
==-
-Na T-relllgcnCrr.

r.,a, 70 The Trtelllgcnc"r.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. July, l9-C"unty
c,o-nncr 4 9 Bauer. OF THIS county, IS
srak!nx today to ind and 70 interview
NJ N'NT;1ycS commission merchant. 40
T2s's yTns, Sixih street. which struck Mtng"S,
80 >tiSs catherine Groll. IS. Of 25l5
T,err.Hr Avenue. al Sixth and Elm
streets here today. She di"d AZ "ood %
samaritan hospital H"r Heatn IS t2e
twen,y-seveHth aut" ta'AUF /" H"'''"'
III rbc "a drIyer had been employed by him
ori,. ono day. Mingcs told the coroner.
A. the store his name was gen as as
Joseph Murphy. \ union caro- 'ha'Sa'ea
h was from Wheeling. W. va. ,o,a
,bo noronc- the driver disappeared after
thS @ accident. witnesses told the police
ina, Murphy had been eN"nern'"H OF
blame by the girl befor" she dI~H.
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Upton BACKS WATER" WITH DECISION
TO RETAIN BURTON ON THE SHAMROCK

tomorrow. undcrstand.' said sir
Thomas after the conference. After
that I cannot say. and. OF course. will
not talk about it
Gossip abroad Sir Thomas steam
yacht Victoria. had It that Captain
Rurton had asked for another chance,
but the Irish 'baronct would not dis.
cuss this phase and Captain Burtos
could not be reached
With seamanahir counting so much
in contest such AS the Americas cuO
race. in which the coutcnding crafts asO
calculated to represent the best IA
American and Frtlsh construction. the
question OF who would handle Sham
rock transcribed all other talk abroad
the racing fleet at anchor today in the
Horseshoe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
JUDGE DAYTON
IS OVERRULED
Circuit Court Of Appeals Sus-
pends Injunction Against
B. & D. and Others

ASHEvuLE, N. c., July l9.-The
peals hero tonight stayed and sus-
pended tho Injunction recently issued
by Federal Judge A. @. Dayton at
Philppl, W. va, restraining tins Bal
tinore and Ohio and all other rail-
roads east Of the Mississippi from
according preferential treatment to
coal mines IN the assignment Of cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
MINERS SHOT At
FROM AMBUSH
HUNDREDS OF BULLETS
FIRED FROM HILLSIDE
Thacker, West Virginia,
Scene of Outbreak
Casualties

RLTEFlELp. W. Va. July l9--Eo. g.
rorts Of another shooting aftriy r,lrtcd
;his city today frem Thack"r. W. Va.
Men riding to their work At me
mines Of tho Thackrr Fuel company
ON Il truck were nrcd uT"n from q hiIi.
and aga,n ahol" tn" club house. In ar
,hol,t "In shots were fired. 40 caSu-
aIties were reported. and it is believed
no one was injured.
II Is not known who did the shoot
ms Local authorities arc investigating
Inc Affair.
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pRcwNED IN ATTEMPT
TO RESCUE COMPANION

Special 70 The IntclliEenc"r
Mountain Lake rark. Md. July 10
Miss Mary Clauson. Of Mckecs Rocks,
ia. was drowned in the lake while at
was in peril and fell into deep pool
Tho pulmotor was placed in service and
Miss Claus"n seemingly revived. but
c\uired 4 few hours later. She had been
attending the Pittsburgh conference
Erworth League Institute.
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MUCH BREAD DESTROYED

GaNirolis. Ohio. July l9,-Niuetccn
hundred loavcs OF bread were destroyed
nt the ohio hospital for eptlcptics by an
explosion in an oven today. The cause
Of the blast had not been determined
tonight. Officials Of the Ohio peniten.
tiary have been called upon to furnish
bread for the inmates here until the
oXcn can be rcnaired