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--MScNllleu
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Se!del
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YHaEn
DANCE RECORDS DE LUKE
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A2slT Chinese Eullsbv 'Fes' i W"sH.
COX Tot waldorf N-'orra HrcheH
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,'ouy,nv secured from -" Az Hickman
Aas44 The vsmp": "Earhn' Deg" Fox
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Many ma1v NOR Dance Records.
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The Orchestra |"''5 PIANO uErtatA
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rnd Patriots AiFs ,"i Familiar Mr'o-
dies W. w!N chervrully p:ny any Of
'h"m FOR you
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DIDN'T KNOW HIM.

\ Clergyman who was a gcologist al
WAYS carried his specimens about IN 4
rcd handkerchief such as Il navvi,s
used to carry their dinner in. relates
tn" Edinburgh scotsman" One day.
~ he was going hnm. with il tull o.
specimens. he saw n navy al the ton
of well. using violent language. be-
cause tn" MINDLESS refused to wor.i.
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RIVER NEWS

Tn" Heb f.. d"rkcd ~ IN" local
NaarI last ,v,u!uE from New Maiam"r.
.lr and viii l"nv, som" time thS morn
:ng ru h~r rrr"ru trip. -" encounters
ed som. e.! ~" lr. and had 90 q" up tnr
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J. Z. MARSH
CANDIDATE ON REPUBLICAN TICKET
For State Superintendent of Schools

Tn" Rit"n Standard hi> hon" paper. "Frof Marsh is.
cunnr qualified by training and experience the position
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<se1s Lucia a LArnueGuScor 'sNeocs
Der All. -sorfientoS
sss4s Rico.etto Verdi Dearest Name
--Bsrrisrtos
AnS4 u Irora.or. CvsrdD Borne on
loyea Piniyus -BOniaEsEnR
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Asocs BaredSsp a SiviGltA D'r,l"
Mind Bear S"ONS~aiA
Aslrs CArrnAn jRtx~O T-ov- - WOOD
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tory Cro~u$4 N~S m
A2Bss Mighty EAf . Ross -. 20
F'Nrrar
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4s-a<s Bonnie sweet Bessie rne N.ld
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T7rLs srA cNrly HeAAsd Eabby "}Ut-
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YELLED ALLUS|ONS n
TO SENSATIONAL
CRIME ALLEGATION
MAYOR HYLAN AND j
SWAMI MENTIONED
Justice Weeks Instructed
Probe Of Alleged Selling Of
Traction Stocks Short,

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-What was SAD
to be the first intimation OF the netuIe
of the "overshadowtng crime Whlcn an
extraordinary grand jury mas peen ssS
ing here for months, came out to1Ay
when Assistant District Attorney T1l-
lev clasned with Supreme Court Justice
Weeks In open court. -,
Mr.. Talley declared that at the time
the jury was Investigating charges
Mayor Hylan that the 1nterborouss
with It's employees TO bring aGout
strike to force increased fares, Justice
Weeks was directing an investlgation IN
wall street brokerage offices with
view to ascertaining whether any public
officers including the mayor and Uia-
trict Attorney Swami. had been selling
Interborough securities short.
Mr.. Talley furthermore declared tnat
"there was not line of evidence 70
warrant the statement made In the pre-
sentiment of November 20 that the ex-
traordinary grand jury, was inspired ~
reasonable grounds on 6elisf that, that PUBIC onS
This statement Mr.. Talley charged.
was inserted under the suposition that
1t afforded colorado legal excuse behind
suing its Investigation OF the economic
phases of traction matters with vleE
10 putting forth propaganda In support
Of the demand Of the traction interests
for an eight cent 1aTe -.
Justice Weeks. in answer to direct
question, said he had sent Assistant
District Attorney McQuaid to find out
whether any public officials had enga8-
ed in questionable dealings In STOCKS.
He added, that "the assignment to the
investigation was made after Mt.
Swami was hown an anonymous letter.
and after Mr.. Swami had specifically
requested this particular grand jury 70
conduct an investigation" which now
has been halted.
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NEW YORK CITY IS
ROASTED CENTER OF
DRY MULTIPLICATION

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-New York City
is the centre of notification and scdt-
tious activity designed to prevent the
cI : rccmcnt of the prohibition amend
NIT" according TO an address to the
clergymcn in all the other -ccunties OF
tho state, made public tonight.
New York state is described as 'the
danger point in the whole nation and
New York City as the danger point IN
New York, in the tremendous struggle
now on for the retention. protection and
enforcement Of prohibition.
The address bears the signatures OF
nearly one thousand pastors. Its pur-
pose is to urge statewide and nation
wide concerted discussion" from pull
nts Sunday in support Of the prohi-
DitiOn amcndm.li%.
while New York has been one OF the
backward states" the address says
and while it has been perhaps the hard
est problem in the advancement OF pro-
hibition. it is now compelled to bear the
main burden Of the so-callcd reaction.
The pulpts Of most of the City's lead.
ing churches of denominations opposed
to the liquor traffic have not been open
cd at all TO the unti-Saloon league. II is
maintained, or SO seldom as not TO
count
we are compelled to believe. Us
tho address. that the main reason why
So many high grade members of tho New
York churches OF prohibition dcnomi-
nations have not been in sympathy with
tho prohibition movement Is because
they have not through their churches.
been brought face tu face with the facts
and their responsibility.
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EXPECT HOLLAND TQA
REFUSE EXTRADt w

PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Supreme C6un-
Gil today approved the text Of letter
TO the Dutch government asking for
the extradition Of the former German
Emperor.
The general expectation in French
circles is that Holland will refuse to
deliver the former monarch.
1t is pointed out in Supreme Council
circles that in case the Dutch govern
mcnt is disinclined to deliver Count
Hohenzollern it has a foundation for itS
resistance in the fact that the ofIensas
named in the peace treaty, namely,
crimes against international morality
and tho sacredness of treaties" are not
provided for in Dutch laws nor in the
treaties between Holland and allied
powers regarding extradition.
1t is said that the letter TO the Dutch
government was drafted by = French
man who used clauses from a similar
letter drafted last July by the Ameri-
can delegation. At the same time the
Supreme council approved the text Of a
letter to Germany demanding the sur.
render Of those guilty of war crimes Us
provided for in the peace treaty.
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Special Dispatch I" Tho lnt'lIIE"h''r'
rARKEKSRrEG, W. Va" Jan. ID
ncn England. the young farmer "i near
ncIinrton. charged with having 'ndu'rd
iunJys rollins, IT, 90 from thlS stat" 10
,.ror, nhln for immoral purposes, was
found guilty in federal court inns al ~
cruoun and sentenced to lOur years. III
Atlanta prison. ,,. a.
Iun,cdIatrly after In" case won't 10
Tho iurv ENGLAND MAS served Wi'h no
t,cc rr suIt for dIS0rc" brought against
him hv his deserted wife III the Borhour
county circuit court
soon after the sentence was pro
nounrcd tho announcement was maze
thaI tho grand jury had returned an
tndtctmrut against Thclma England. the
IT-yrar.old nice" uf England, charging
her with aiding and ab"itlnE IN the m
Iuciuc If the i'ulinE girl to 80 10
Akron. Th" r,rl had testified to ac-
rounnnNIng ENGLAND and the I"llnS
rirl TO tho Ohio city. and had mad" hd-
missions ~ to- her Shnr" IN IN" matter
,hnt c0urI,d with th" rest of the trS-
timony, led to the returning Of IN" m
diCtmCnt. -.
During today'S taking of cvidcnc" IN
this case, and while Gladys Polling was
completing her testimony. sensation
was caused when her counsel noted
that she had l'""n crying and asked her
yhv, She rrplI"d that she had been
talked to roughly hE District Attorney
Walker and one Of his assistants Harry
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ADVENT OF FEDERAL PROHIBITION
WILL NOT DECREASE IT'S ACTIV-
Try. SAYS SUPT. PULLEN.
Organization to Cooperate With state
and Pedepa1 Authortties-Work OF
Building Sentiment TO go on.

Rev. o. NJ. PullCn. superintendent OF
the Anti-Saloon League OF West VIZ
ginia. spent the night in this city. MT
Pullen. in an interview with an lntelu-
rcnccr rcportcr last evening. Indicated
that tho Anti Saloon League Will In no
wise decrease its vigilance, now thdl
federal constitutional prphih1t"n IS
reality. Ca tn" other ha0d. hr SAID III"
Arti-Snlnon League, stutc. department
OF prohiba,on and federal author ties
cnt trusted with III" cnr"rccm'Ht OF fcd-
erul prohibition wall work hand IN hand
TO make West Virginia truly ar!
state
MIR Pullcn. in discussing federal con-
stjtutional prohibition said:
AS | understand IN" federal law.
which becomes c(t"rtiv" at Mcknight tho
death kncil Of liquor oS IL beverage Is
sounded 1t is true. | believe. that a
man may have it'll" liquor, in IL reason
able quantity. IN his own home for per-
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WHEELING GIRL At
WELLESLEY THANKS
GENERAL PERSHENG

WELLESLEY. Mass. Jan. l6.--Fca'2r-
ing ont Of the most impressive events
ever witnessed at Wellesley college. Cen
cral Pcrshirs's famous four starred
battle naE. a flag of rcd with four whit"
stars aligned through its cent? 10
grthrr with his war helmet an: the per
sunal battle pennon Of the German
kaiser wcr" presented to Wcllsl"y col
lcEc through the AZora society ~ tiiI. !.
institution and a receiving cU'nr;'tcc
from each Wellesley class.
Long before the general returned II
was known that the Azora sU-i"ty at
Wellesley college was tn nave his nag
and helmet. His late wife wi ilem-
Der Of tn" AZ"ra. and he himself is new
an honorary member In the receiving
line representing the class iH'l was
MISS Harriet a. Bannan. OF hHelihS.
". Va. who IN her turn dc'iIHrr't a r., :
markably ImprcsSiv" and todchIH; nd-
dress of thanks and appr"c:1l'"r follow :
ing the brief addresses Of thanks.
The presentation was made ny
Countess De LicdekcrkC. cnl'rmin IL
the belgian Purple Cross. row visiting
in this country. The kaisrTa ier>"' al
pcnnon was given to the countess hy th:
emperor personally. who detachel 1t
from his automobile at her request.
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ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO CONTINUE
ITS VIGIL ANCE IN WEST VIRGINIA

Sonal use hut as I understand IL. he is
not permitted |" distribute II t0 others
Tho Antl-SuloOn League officials in
tend tn keep a watch upon places where
liquor. is known or alleged Ia b" kept
and 4 kuowlchC" Of dr,ukluE and drunk
Cnn"SS in these places. or evidence Of
violation of IN" loSt prohibition law
will hc followed by prosecution. Plans
are being worked out for cooperation uC
the federal authorities with tho state"
The plan Gt tho AvtI-Saluou LCaguC."
Mr. Pullen continued. is Ia 10 on with
our work in tho churches similar 70
what we have dom IN tn" past. with the
purpose OF building up and keeping alive
good. healthy sentiment back IF the
prohibition laws. and to watch men who
are t. run for office wh"r" tn" matter Of
enforcement Of tho prohibition laws IS
an issue. and to see that friends Of pro-
h,hition are put into office IL enforce
the law.
"CrrtaIn forces hav" been at work,
putting out Literature" which tells on"
how I, mako mO"uShiur stills as we'll
as how e. make mUunShiuc liquor.
When constitutional pr"hIh'i!um .hrrumrS
effective tonight. II VII l." violation
uf the law iu civ" CH' any such nfor-
nation. Tho distribution Of these
books Hnd pamphlets Will be stopped"
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LONE BANK BANDIT
FOILED IN ROBBERY

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-Thc Manhat-
tan Savings institution at Broadway
and Blcccllcr streets. scene Of Il famous
robbery in 1871. when "JIminy Hope
and ms ranE stole $I.20U.UUO worth OF
ScuriticS. was the target today Of a
lone bandit who made an unsuccessful
attempt TO rob II ut $1,000 after cngaE-
inE in u revolver battle with several
officers and employees
Captured at III" I,nlnt Of a pistol held
hy constant Bird, president of the IN
Stitutlun. the bandit WAS turned over TO
the police. t. whom hc gave the name
ut James Stra,tou, 1913 Washington
boulevard. Chicago. He also gave an
address IN EruJHIlyn. and SAID he came
here from Hammond, Ind.
Sirotton walked into the bank at | |
o'clock this morning, ordered David
Sands. Il paying teller, To hand over
$1,000. and frrd four shots which en-
hcddcd Themselves IN the wall When
Sands durkcd under the counter and
called To his fellow rmpluycS, more
than Il dozen shots wrr" fired by the
tcllcrS. bur all went wild.
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CLEMENCEAU MEETS
DEFEAT; WITHDRAWS
FOR THE PRESIDENCY

PARIS, Jan. I6.--rrcmcr Georges
| ClcmcnCcau went down 10 defeat a. the
hands OF his Courtrymcn to-day in a
caucus OF the senate and chamber OF
! deputies to choose Il candidate for the
presidency of the Rcpublic.
NJ. ClcmcnCrIu thcrrupon announced
| his Withdrawal from the contest and
! asked his supporters to cast his votes
| Tor the PREDICTION Of President l'uin-
care.
/ Senators and deputies after the eau
! Gus in which Paul DrsChancl. president
Of tn" chamber lid the premier 10y l9
I votes. generally expressed tho opinion
, that the vote means IN" elimination
I fruIn public he Of the Father uC Vie
! tory" Premier Clemcnc"aU being nCi-
| thcr = senator nor p deputy.
| The vote resulted a. follows: Paul
! DrsChan"l. president of tn" chamber OF
| deputies. +OS: Premier Cl"mrncrau. 3S9:
| Charles &. \. JUnnart. recently elected
senator. (; Leon Bourgeois. French rep
! rrsnntNtiyc IN the League Of Nations.
! :. Marshal Foch, !: President fu!ncar".
I6.
! letter To Leon Bourgeois. formally with
! drawing from the contest for the pr"Si-
drncy. The letter says:
/ Il take IN" liberty OF informing YOU
that l withdraw from my friends auth
urity to offer my candidacy for the
presidency OF the republic and that II
they disregard my withdrawal and oh
tain for me majority or the votes |
will refuse the mandate SO conferred"
Replying tO 4 group If minister's who
brought the result uf the caucus vote
to NJ. 'lCmcnCcau. and asked him To- re-
main candidate for the presidency. the
premier said:
My resignation is definitely made
and nothing can change II. 1t declared
from the first that did not wish TO be
a candidate but could not resist the
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CAMP lee DESERTER
FINALLY ARRESTED =
after BEING WOUNDED

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. 16.-Ern-
est Moles Of Artie, Raleigh County,
alleged army deserter was brought 70
Charleston this morning on q stretcher
and with a serious bullet wound in his
body, being arrested at his home, by,
party OF five United States deputy mar
shals, and ten state police. .g.a
Moles is charged with having desert
ed from Camp Lee in Virginia two years
ago, and since that time his home has
become a stronghold against attempts
of officers to arrest him. SheriT Fok-
ter and his deputies Of Raleigh county
were driven away from the pre.nises
when they tried to serve warrants
against him.
He was accidentally shot by a COM
panion a few days ago. the bullet lodx!
ing In his ieft bfeAat. beIow w'ene hedft.
and when the posse went to his home
yesterday, they placed him under arrest
without opposition. His condition ~
not considered dangerous >.
He was accompanied by his father..
John Moles, farmer and school teacher,
and his brother, Luther, who were
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Joseph Ruffner this afternoon,
and waving examination were held In
$1,000 bond for tho action Of the federal
court. on the charge Of aiding q deserter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-17
TRADE RELATIONS
WITH RED RUSSIA
NOW ORDAINED

PARIS, Jan. l6-In an official COM
municntton issued this evening the
supreme council approved OF reconi-
n,endations TO relieve the populat on
In the interior OF Russia ~ giving
them medicine, agricultural mach merry
and other commodities OF which the
people ara IN fore need, IN exchange
for grain and fax.
This partial lifting OF tie blockade
Is described in thu o'fic'n' oo''''n'r ~ -
tion as ian exchange Of goods on the
basis OF reciprc- ity betw..n tie ~
countries Though cooperative socie-
ties.
"These arrangements imply no
change in the policy of the all ed gov
crnmcnts toward tho Soviet govern
ments" Gays the communication OF the
supreme council.
The relief 20 the people is TO be
given through cooperative societies TO
insure that tho commodities sent there
shall reach the peasants Themselves.
WASHINGTON, Jan l6-Rc :iprocal
interchange of certain commnd ties
including foodstlTs between the Rus
sian people and allied and neutral
countries has been decided upon by
tho Supreme council.
The decision of the supreme council
announced through communtque
rlinde public tonight by the st1te de-
rartment, provides that facilities will
be afforded the Russian cooperative
organizations to import clothing, med
icineE, agricultural machinery end
ether nece sSaltcE, in exchange for
grain, flax, and other goods OF which
Russia has surplus.
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
ORGANIZES WITH
BOURGEOIS AT HEAD

PARIS. Jan. l6.-Rcpr"s"ntativcs OF
Franco. Great Britain, Italy, Greece
Belgium. SPAN. Japan and Brazil. mem
b,,rS of thu council Of the League OF
Nations. met in the clock room OF the
French foreign office tins morning for
the first meeting in the history of the
League.
Tho council organized by clcctinG
Leon bourgeois chairman and confirm
ing the choice Of Sir Eric prummOnd.
Great Britain. as general secretary.
The first official act was "a" ap-
pOintmcnt Cf II commission I" traC" the
frontiers of the territory of the Sarrc
EaSin.
Leon Bourgeois, French representa-
tive. who presided. SAID:
The task OF presiding at THIS meeting
and inauguratinG tins great intcrna-
tioual institution should have falicn To
President Wilson. We respect the
reasons which still delay final decision
by our friends in Washington. bat cN-
press the hope that their difficulties
will soon be overcome and that repre-
sentative of the great American Rcpub-
lie will occupy the place awaiting him
among us.
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HOW DETER ROUGHED
ITON u. S. SOLDIERS

NEW YORK. Jan. 16-The story OF OF
an inn Mt lie Mans and n vase or roses
was narrated by witnesses today AT lne
court martial on Governors lsIana OF
Captain Karl w. Deter, OF the 3OStn
military police company. charged Win
brutality to prisoners.
Clement Davis. of Chicago, a private
in the motor transport corps, once a
prisoner of Captain Dctzcrs, testlhca
that on last Easter Sunday he and sev-
cral other soldiers were holding a niue
party in the inn when they saw inc
roses and each appropriated one, pay
ing the barmaid two francs for the now
crs. When the party started TO lcaSc
the inn, Davis said. the proprietrcss oo-
jrCtrd TO the men departing with inc
roses in their blouses, and despite as
surances that they had been bought, she
rcappCarcd with Captain Deter.
Without more ado. the captain, branu,
ishng loaded riding crop, arrested
Davis and two other soldiers. according
to Davis. after roughly shaking some
OF them. Davis said that on advice OF
n superior officer. he had pleaded gully
tN a charge Of disordcrly conduct rather
than stay in the guard house awaiting
trial.
John Henry Pollard, fireman or Syr-
aCuSe, y. y. who was with Davis put
who was not arrested, corroborated MS
comrades testimony.
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Go A Quart For BootIe (
4IU Whiskey Alleged

Promptly upon the stroke Of last
midnight. the wholesale price Of 'boot.
leg" whiskey in Wheeling advanced
from twelve to eighteen dollars a quart
and the retail price from half buck"
TO siXty-five and even sercnty-nye
cents a drink.
The writer does not vouch for tho
truth Of this assertion. but such per-
sistcnt reports were picked up on the
streets at an carly hour this morning.
Why the big increase in the price
Of quart, or a drink? Why, federal
constitutional prohibition became effec.
tive at midnight, and the bootlegEcrs,
if there are any such, are allegcls to
believe that a chance with Uncle I'M
since that hour is worth at least AsXL|y
per cent increase in prices. Ssry p
Unlike many cities, Wheeling docs {
boast of great trainloads. or eve
tie carloads OF the precious bevs
but il is declared that several
contain a small stock for prlvsa
the personal consumption of WIZ
owners will guarantee the goyIss,
will be carefully attended TO.
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BARBOUR COUNTY FARMER GETS FOUR YEARS IN
ATLANTA PRISON FOR VIOLATING Mann ACT

Ryrcr. prior to the trial. in the for
mcr'S Office.
When she was through Mr.. Walker
asked Ia l." sworn and went on the
ytand. denying in toto the girls ailcGa:
tlon. ur said she had been treated
with all forhcarance and that he mere
" urged her tn tell the truth.
Mr.. Hyr"r was also sworn and cor
ruhoratcd all that Mr.. Walker had
stated.
There wcrc pleas Of guilty, with the
accompanying sentences, in the follow
ing cases: ,,..
Charles Tapctto Of Wheeling. Illicit
selling Of liquor. 80 days III Ohio county
jail.
Lester Humcs. same ofrcns", GO days
in same Jail.
M"nardo B"nemonia. charged with
making false income tax returns. so
days in Jail. ,
Mary l'arricc OF ClarkshurE, making
wine in violation Of war time pruhibl-
tlnn, iinr Of SI0N and costs.
The case Of Charles Mckay, charged
with stealing from an interstate ship
m"nt was transferred TO Wheeling for
trial
Sim Hodges, colorcd. and Red Craig
Of Clarkshurg pleaded guilty to pcddling
narcotics and got, respectively, twenty
one and eighteen months IN the penl-
Tertiary.
The grand jury was discharged this
afternoon after returning a total OK
forty-thrce indictments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-17
Billy Sunday Presides
AT the Funeral of
One John Barleycorn


\pNrOl.K. Va. Jan ii. -"RillI sun
J,,. ,r.,rhrd John HHrlcEc"rn'S funeral
s,.ryicr4 her" today hcf"r" an audience
rf more than l".uou persons who at
tended m"rl, ohs' 'Iui"S.
Thc ceremony began at the railroad
station where IT," "c"rps"' In cnSkct
fwrnty rcrt luur arrived on "a special
,r,,u from Milwaukee," Twenty pail
hearers placed tn, raskct on carriage
and marched hcsid" 1t through the
streets to Sundays tah"rnaClc whil" His
Satanic Majesty traIlcd behind In deep
mourning and anguish.
AZ the tabernacle door. Sunday mot
th, corpse" with delighted grin ana
led the way to it's resting place while
hr prruch,d the sermon. The Devil
wearing a mask. and Stimulating state
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mourncrs.
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at the conclusion Of his sermon. on
were Gnd'S worst enemy; YOU were
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perfect hatred. love to hate you"