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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

Il have never been nro-G"rmar." says
Constantine. At which Kaiser BIZ will
no doubt speak mp and toll tho world.
"NNlther have L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

\ famous explorer Is going to the
Arctic 70 hart for rare eggs. Has no
.ri"d all the groc"-y stores"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

on" drawback about lynChinE probes
is that they never do the most interested
parties any good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

Many drmure federal Job seeker
will BE- standing under III" misti"toc this
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

Tho proof OF the wood alcohol IS IL
n" autopsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
SAFEGUARDING AMERI CAS- FUTURE IN RUSSIA
Nv w11JIAM COX REDFIELD

President Americana Russian Chamber OF Commerce. Former Secre
tary United States Department of Commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
The Bank Failures,

Another law prohibits til" Eank OF
North Dakota from making loans ON r"a!
.,Statc except 10 ;lc;ual North Dakota
farmers. This law grew out OF the
charge hv tn" aut:-l"aEu" sp"JEcrS ;tn'i
press ,h.r tho Banh OF North Dakota
Vas luaniuE NANCY To- N"nI'H:!l%tn Lea
CUE friends outside Tho state. The - :
-: IN" prices Of wheat has mtl" II I'M
possible FOR many Of the farmers N the
,,n- and Reconsideration paris uf North
Dakota T." met their bank obligations,
and this has carried down som" nineteen
banks. This l. not really ~ .n'!"liiI''
% tho financial weakness al IN" S'Al
os has been inferred. The falling banks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

Ply WAR SAVING SThMrS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
CHRISTMAS TREES
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS
FOR YOUR FRUIT CAKE
AND CANDY

Snc.led WalnUt$. IccanS. ~.
mnnis. Back Wa!nuts. Candied
Cnrrr.cs. Eand:ed Pineapple. tTHa--
tailed Ginger. C!tr0n. Lemon ana
Orange l'r"l RL:S!rS, and any thing
els. you may want
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
GEN. PATTON GOING WRONG


Harry Patton, democratic Sandl-
date for associate justice of the
Supreme Court is a very good ex-
ample OF what bad company will do
to a good man. General Patton is
= geniieman, and a very hkeable Eel
low. His wal record is straight as a
die He IS = man OF considerable
determination, and we are greatl'
surprised, and sorry, TO see HIM
adopting Judge Hhnna's ~demagoglc
she0riss Of speech making.
irresponsible statements, in the
end, destroy that good opinion we
MAY .stertain as TO a mans sincerity,
and fitness for office, OF all per
sons, i lawyer should be specific. II
n Cont, should he attempt 10 mis-
lead the Judge upon a matter OF
law or Of fact. he would merit an
receive a singing rebuke, and lose
the ccIf idence Of the Court and his
fellow attorneys. He is quoted as
having said IN recent speeches when
referring 10 the state republican ad-
rninistration
tn 1912, under Governor Mcdonald
there was collected in taxes 1900, 900
vxbsae In 1918 there ~&s collected
sxdr SI0,seo-oOe. What did they do
with the money? You don't know,
and J don't know"
OF coafst, i IS very apparent that
be bases his statement and figures
neon the statement and figures Civ
es in fhe misleading democratic bill
Lostd poster, and upon like lrres-
porsthh statements made by other
democratic candidates, and implying
saturday. that the republicans have
misused aud misappropriated an aw-
FIJI Tot OF money
The TACT is that on'y S9,l83,0OO, IN
round figures, was levied during lpl"
and the further fact IS that this
amount included all county, city, town
village drainage and irrigation dis
trlct ray tevled for county schools,
cOunty, city, town. village, drainage
and irrigation district expenses and
other purposes as well as Tor state
purpose"
The whole amount levied was not
collected and never IS but we use
the levy figures FOR comparative pur.
pose Tor tia, Is the tax burden, and
we refer to II rs "collected.'
Bot the General, like the other
democratic candidates who are rais-
ing their y%oicesI failed, neglected
and refused 10 say so. II IS apparent
rhat for him 20 have made the prop
or segregation would have destroy
ed ,hc moral effect Of his. u don't
know" statement.
The fact is the General did know.
or could have known that S.Z2j0OO
wen, 10 the prfb1io sohools-every
dollar Of which was collected, re
tanned and disbursed by the several
ounty treasurers OF the state.
He knew. or should have know 4
that a part OF ms alleged over Sin
0O.0p" was collected, retained and
paid out by his ~ county officer
for county and city purposes in the
county OF Cuip Hr knew OF should
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Do know that each county
gets its W taxes spent AT home !.
Do you know that the federal law
requires a state highway depart
ment?
You stand on your platform 10
abolish this department!
Do you know that we will lose
the governments aid if you carry
out the Democratic platform?
But you are in favor OF scrappinp
the highway department and re-
turning TO the dear old time when
local political conditions governed
The road policy.
Do you know that ~ per cen, Of
the land OF New Mexico is in govern
ment ownership?
You are an Indian attorney AM
should know that the Indian reser-
vaiions and inappropriate govern
mcnt land amount 10 y per cent OF
The entire state area.
Where do you stand?
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

have known that this is ,rue as 10
every other county in the state, IN
Guiding the counties Of Chaves, EDDY,
Grant, Luna. Quay, Union, Lea, De
Baea, Sierra and Otero. To have
shown what part of his 100000.
or the 9,l83DO, was collected. re
tanned and expended by the officers
in all OF these counties, would have
lccted 100000, without a leg to
stand on, and, be would have been
unable 10 get an that flapdoodle
about, you don't know, and ! don't
knowi"
The charges Of gross extravaganza"
used so often by the democratic cam
didates would have fallen flat il he
and his brother spellbinders had
made a proper accounting, because
IT would have been 4 grave reflec-
ton upon all county officers, which
OF course, includes many democrats.
Especially since, they, the coun-
ties, { llecfed. retained and expend-
cd over 100000, OF the So'lS5,OO
Mind you, there was only $751;
bll.0 collected and remitted TO the
state treasurer for state purposes"
during 1919, and most folks, at least,
can see that there is a considerable
difference of several million dollars
between this amount and the Cen
erals alleged lover 100000
$l,62l, 0OO, round figures, was paid
into the state for federal aid and
maintenance on roads, every dollar
of which was or is being spent -
the several counties from which X
eGt
S564l0O0 of the road leVies was
collected and retained and disburse'l
by the several counties S255,OOO./ tor
special purposes, overs drainage and
irrigation districts. etc, taxes.
1t would appear that General
Patton is guilty OF attempting to
mislead the voters. They are In
Judges. 1t is true, lie SAWS, Il don.
know" thereby pleading ignorance
but ignorance Reuse no man, and
besides il i a flimsy plea for a law
yer. The General has a weak case.
u he admits that as a matter Of fact
ne does know, then he affirms the
charge that his statement was made
general and indefinite for the pur-
pose Of misleading, and 10 create an
undue prejudice against his oppon-
erts.
II he insists that he does not know,
then he admits that he has practically
no knowledge OF the taxing laws oil
New Mexico or of matters of ooun-
,y, city, town and state business
matters of common knowledge "a
the average business man.
Take il either way, General Pat
ton has given his fitness for the
Judgeship a mighty poor rating.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Hubbel * Son oonspired 10 Sc
cure La Bandera is held by The dis
trict oourt.-Santa Fe New Mexican
AS soon as that case is removed
from Judge Hickey's court, and is
no longer a pending case. doubtless
the New Mexican will charge judge
Hickey with having dragged his
court into politics in deciding a
case against the Hanna-Hubbell-
Cutting combine. We were about
, o ask Col. Cutting, how he likes mis-
new ally, Don Francisco, but really
we bell we Hubbell gets the worst IT
the deal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

THE JAZZ BAND

Judge Hanna says the sheep men
arc not paying enough taxes.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
Chairman White says the declin,

The Republicans might spend
some Of their campaign fund TO good
advantage by keeping Cox on the
stump. Next to President Wilson
he has been the best vote getter the
Republicans have had.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Maybe the reason President VIII
son is keeping SO quiet this cam
paicn is that he doesn't want To fire
until he thinks he sees the whites
OF thsir eyes.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
OH. AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
DE BACA, LINCOLN, CHAvEs AND EDDY COUNTIES

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public anda
santa Fe. New Mexico
Notice is hereby gwen that pursuant TO The prNsous Of an Act of Congsst sp
June 1910 the Laws OF the tate OF New Menco and the Jules and regus
hmnt of the State Land Office, the Commissioner of Public Lands will offer Tor hS
at public auction to the highest and best qualified bidder at > O'Clock A. L.. At tm
and production II oil and gas the lands hFdnahrr described; the daes ind places 81
lSneS hGY as iouOMp.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

The action of Charles Gooch.
democratic candidate for school
superintendent, in so unwarranted
iy and maliciously attacking Mrs.
Otero-Warren is sufficient TO clas-
sify him and prove he is untitled for
that position This Of course, is in
line with the ordinary inspired prop
uganda of the democratic organi-
zation but the ordinary chivalry Of a
gentlemen should deter him from
making such a charge against a
lady. In addition TO that, the
charge has no foundation in fact
Mrs. Warren enjoys the esteem OF
the citizens OF this community, and
such charges against her only tend
10 magnify the Incompetence 81 her
opponent and he will undoubtedly
receive a well deserved rebuke az
the polls.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
INCREASED TAXES
INCREASED BENEFITS

II would be highly edifying to see
a comparative list Of the amount OF
taxes paid four years ago and this
year by some OF the eampaigners
and newspapers proclaiming that
taxes have been quadrupled in tn
last few years, and at the same time
10 have displayed the increases paid
by railway and other corporations
that are assailed. The annual tax
OF one mine in Grant county has
grown in five years from 10000.
10 over $4,000 for this year. But
nobody seems to be worrying about
that.
The people of the state are getting
more in the way OF benefits than
formerly, better roads, an enlarged
university, an efficient and useful
horticultural college. And better
schools in rural districts and OF
course the cost of conducting state
work and business has doubled as
II has in running a household or
Il Getting a private building. Legisla-
ton or lack of it is not responsible
for all ills. The public knows this
and the democratic talk about in
t1CdSCu tdhdlioi bNihS ouS ~ ot"tN
extravaganza is but for political eff
feet
The campaign speakers and publl-
city agents who are alleging 1t are
quick 10 say that extravaganza at
Arlington and in federal govern
ment is moi the cause of the present
cost of administration. When they
are forced to take notice of such un
doubted waste of the money we
are all putting up to carry on the
general activities of the nation.
Thtre is one statement repeatedly
made from Santa Fe and not ques-
toned, that one-lralf of all the taxes
raised by direct taxation in New
Mexico for state county, school and
road districts 90 to maintain schools
and educational institutions. There
is no doubt that more schools, more
teachers better paid, better roads
many other welfare items have been
provided in late years. The people
so desired and do not begrudge the
money so expended, though higher
costs for service and maintenance
have resulte ed from late conditions.
New Mexico is not worse off in this
rcspec. than other states.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Jimmycox has discovered a re-
markable conspiracy. The Republi-
can newspapers are against him.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

The way %Jimmycox covers territory
the Democrats ought o adopt the
jackrabbit as their party emblem.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

One more appropriated New
Mexican lie. Following the exposure
OF the State Record OF the PERM
cious conduct OF Arthur S@ligman,
assisted by the New Mcxiian outfi,
in circulating church propaganda
four years ago, the New Mexican in
Wednesdays issue brazenly at
tempts to justify itself. Again j,
demonstrates that it cannot tell the
truth. II says In the campaign OF
1915 there was found in the office oil
a Bursum worker at Clovis some
campaign propaganda urging the
people TO vote for Bursum for GER
tain reasons which il sets forth. TIT
New Mexican knows that is not
true. II knows 1t was not found
in the office Of any man but was u
a newspaper printed al Clovis. II
knows Seligman got a copy the next
day. II knows the New NJ sxirar
printed thousands of circulars il
Spanish containing the article. II
knows that they were circulated
over the counties of Taos, Mora anc
San Miguel II knows that the
New Mexican was a party TO the
transaction. II knows its actor
and Seligman's vas under the cove,
Of darkness. Ii knows and the
people know that in that transac'
ton it was only running true % form
always lending itself , O assist ir
any despicable politi3a plot and
then attempting to falsify the rec,
ord in order 10 secure its %pervertel
practices from the public. No won
der the people OF Santa Fe are
turning with disgust from it and arr
wondering Il il is possible for {;
single ray 81 truth to eminate from
that temple OF prevarication.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

( IL 5 d NepuOllC1l1 edTHIH Tic IVdtiOH
+ It's a Republican fear in NewMe-.co
!. Harding and Coolidge Will Be Elected
!: BECAUSE the minds of the people aue made up to defeat the Viii
; son League of Nations and to maintain our consutu-
!. ton and America
: BECAUSE Cox offers only TO continue Wisconsin, while Harding
: has developed and presented his W courageous pro-
: gram OF policy abroad and reconstruction at home.
!: BECAUSE Cox has thought 10 wiz the favor OF the American pco-
: pie with a campaign OF trickerv. evasion and unsup-
; ported charges, viii, Harding has sought with dig
|: nifty and sincerity t. leach and appeal to popular
. Judgment.
: The New Mexico State Candidate VIII Be Elected
|; BECAUSE EVERY CANDIDATE IS 4 MAN OF STERLING
: CHARACTER AND DEMONSTRATED ABIIl-
; lTY; basing their respective campaigns upon a pro-
}: gressive, constructive platform. definitely and clearly
!: pledging Performance Of specific things the people
: desire in government upon the word of a party that
|: has never broken its pledge TO the people.
: BECAUSE the republican candidate for governor, Merritt C. Me-
: chem is a man of mature Judgment, wide and pract-
: cal education, calm judicial mind; with the courage
: to administer the executive office as his judgment and
his conscience dictate
! BECAUSE no candidate on the = puhEcan ticket seeks election up
: on the unsupported charge that his opponent i. insin-
; cere or dishonest.
!; BECAUSE the republican candidates seek your support, affirm
|: ing their pledge "a a thoughtful. constructive pro- A.
. gram that they know and that they believe YOU
? know will work for the welfare of the state and all
its people; and because this pledge is based upon their
I own sincerity of purpose to carry out that program
: in legislation and administration to the final letter Of
? Let no last minute appeal to prejudice affect your calm judgment
or cause you to waver in voting for what your judgment tells you is
! sound safe, honest and for the u est welfare Of yourself, your
) neishbors and your state
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Thomas and Charlie Cilbeft!
Look EN- over. Nuf sed!
We get you monkey!
OF coursl, il its unlawful and
wrong to acquire oil stock, il il also
unlawful and wrong to acquire any
other kind of stock-if you are al
office holder.
Sure il IS!
Ii indicates plainly TO Monssy
Magee, that you were bribed.
Monkey puts you in the CRATER
class Immediately.
We get you Monkey
Just up to yoar daily stunt of cast
ing slurs at decent folks.
Remember Monkey, as ye SOW, s.
shall ye reap.
Do INTO others as you would hav'
''ei" w INV ~"
we arc 'aS""k you S'" WIN
r. -,
twenty five years longer.
Well, you can hardly blame Judg,
Hanna for rot recalling any thint
anou' '"''
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HHu u '" "
t'ii''"s na''e' '"''o"
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ihen asain, tne JUG ~
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Mt, 20 BAY d "o'u " wv
III '"'s eaN"p"'s"'
~ tney oon' huIrS WIN 'nose Ie
p,'rs iuI mat uLns p"Steu pohnu"u
pisne ene'e WI any p.a@' y
this hcek VI WIG "oou'' vague y
no 9
.
Inc TAX dodeers chorus VIII III
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now NC gov S~i'""hNvvoo ~o,,n .,
TT Mt.
me pe'sn "he.sss u .he Doishe
again
TIL n A. RI. -.
taiied 10 ruse'
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81" '"e s'o'' "'"'Nh y wv "s~S
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WIN .'Ss ""o "~~P""
u
NM sepp'u VI" '"e 'iepnan'S
Fl, .. "u"N'
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~" Ns'
Lest we forget.
T'sh' uays y Hsn''Na"' S"e"'e'
IT,. H. ,L.-n4,r - ..,
ih1h''
IN lac o. "na' happened io"'
years ago
Ihey Iorgo' 10 DUN OUT 'ne oe"''
efane orand'
bnrsuIn WI co.,, tame
- ''N W -"
what do you MINK OF man wns
Gag maks . ae"'osra's q" 80 man,
s"fus inhgs.
A.. +, r.,
am u @"'o' Nei"e''
Nv. ee' yeus' n ~
an' .o. ~
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"a VIC ooeh.es, onsy '" nav
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

And come to think about it Don
Nicolas Myers has a good lat job
He says it does not pay enough but
for services rendered We think the
paw is exorbitant. He wanted to
run for district attorney down in
his home district but the home folks
would have none of him
Chairman White says the decline
in prices is due to the Democratic
administration. and at the same tim
Candidate Cox asserts trait the clos
ing OF factories is due to Repnbli-
can propaganda. CT together. men.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Course not, most of them r Re
publicsns.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

What Jimmycox needs is o
front porch but d cyclone cellar.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
HANNA CAUGHT IN HIS OWN
MOUTH TRAP.

In the New Mexican, October 18th.
Brian Boru Dunno reported Mr..
Hanna's speech and among other
foolish things, Mr.. Hanna said:
Good roads have been built in
New Mexico notable in Republican
counties, but a large sum OF money
has been spent or broken down
politicians"
Caught in His Own Mouth Trap
Below is a compilation of roads
built or under construction in New
Mexico. Miles
The Democratic counties
The Republican counties
Total mileage OF roads ,..... S47.9ol
60R6 in Democratic counties.
40%s in Republican counties
u AR1--- A--rUu>l ku E~A.rut
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Another court dragged into poll
tics We Gods and little fishes !
What next! Crist has made a
charge against Judge Parker and
according TO the New Mexican the
burden is on Judge Parker to prove
himself innocent. That is really
- ~ "e-;~1r's conception OF
.,.l'-.. a. l., chargc is true
Why did b, permit Judge Parker to
>i ia the casel Did he think he
would obtain favors BY reason oI
that fact? No, the charge OF Crist
as stated in the New Mexican edi
torial is just as false as their other
propaganda and the statement OF
Crist viii not be considered as any
evidence by those who know hint.
Certainly CRISIS statement is not
given any additional weight by be
ing corroborated by the New Mexi-
can
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

And the Bankers who take state
money on deposit are guilty OF TAX
ing brides if they don't vote right
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

And the state corporation commis-
sion is maintained at an enormous
cost to New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

OF cause you to waver in voting for what your judgment tells you is
neighbors and your state.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Frrsf Fuhiicstior Ocfob<r L fUl
Lass fsbbestsos Dse<sbss u -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Unlawful. wrong. scandalous and
outrageous for any officeholder to
buy, own, possess or w think OF
having any oil STOCK.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Al perfectly authentic excepting
the heading written for the story
and the story written for the head.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

With these two minor exceptions
the report was true.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

sion is maintained at an enormous
cost to New Mexico.
And the Hartman interests bought
land in San Juan county.
And lawyers have no right to
work for a corporation lest they get
classified.
Where is the rest Of the Demo
cratic state ticket?
Just letting The Judge finish the
race maybe.
Or isn't there enough room on the
track:
: Hanna, Hubbell, Magee. Hanneti.
Kutting, Hams, Veeder, Vincent
Thomas and Charlie Gilbert!
Look EN- over. Nuf sed!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-22
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS

A special meeting of the stock
holders of the American rencl;
Aero Exposition, Incorporated, is
hereby called pursuant to a resolu-
lion of the Board Of Directors of said
Corporation, to be held at the princi-
nal office thereof, lot North Fair
FAX street, in the city of Alexandria.
Virginia on
Saturday, January 31st, 1920, at 3
o'clock p. m.
The purpose of said meeting is
to determine by the stockholders Of
said corporation the advisability Of
issuing bonds of said corporation
rot to exceed fifty thousand dollars,
he proceeds from the sale thereof
20 be used in the purchase and
'quipment of factory for the man
.lfacturing of aeroplanes.
Attest: L. H. Johnson, President
Thorne Deuel., Secretary.
11-12t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-22
WRECK VICTIM ROBBED
100000 Reported Taken From Body
Of Immigrant

Pittsburgh. Jan. 22.-Joseph l,
Lloor, who was killed in the wreck
of the Pittsburgh and Chicago ex'
press between East Palestine anc
New Waterford, Ohio, Tuesday, was
robbed of $4,000, according to re-
ports which reached here yesterday
from East Palestine. J. M. Var
Fossen. coroner of Columiana coun-
ty, is investigating the cause of the
wreck.
Pennsylvania Railroad officials
here said they had heard Of the loss
of the money, and had instructed
employees en- the ground to investi-
gate it carefully, but no report had
yet been made.
Lloor, according to information
received here, was an immigrant
from Siberia, on his way to join his
son in Fort Wayne, Ind.