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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
HANGING
Will Be the Punishment Melted
Out to Slayer Of Deputy
Sheriff

rSp"c;ai Dispatch to Til" ln1NlNScncsrl
WEBSTER SPRINGS. W. Vs.. Jan. -.
After celebrating fer nnl! ton min
ut"a the jury ~ the CaSc Of Hugh RraEc,
L,El"Ss h. "f Webster county. re
'Yrr.6 q verdict UF first degree inurd"-
without recommendation for mercy.
which means a death sentence. late 'h's
afternoon IN tn" Clrcmt court.
The penalty Is for he Staying ~
Deputy Sheriff John Dennis Morton, At
C"w"n. thTCr weeks ago. When thc Of
tl""r had hln under arrest IN a chars
Of having civon q worthless check for
SNh, Morton was SHOT 10 death with a
pIS'ol tho prisoner had concealed IN I,
holster under hls l"fr am.
Counsel for the defendant this after
moor. rnn"UnCci 40 witnesses would h''
offered and arguments wer" started ~
u',c. iurty-nn" witnesses for th" state
having been 'Vumu,L Each sid' Wa
a.lrl'I 'hIv" hours iur argument. Tho
c,ur' house waS p1rkcd all day, - had
beer TIN cas-, SIM" 'hr rial started
M'u'I,,y mormrs. Interest IN N" cas-
wuS at = high intrh and 'h' puhH"
~chuClS w.r. suspended and all business
houses cl'S"d IN order That everyone
w:Eh, attend tho trial
Sentencing ot EiaEg brings :" close
case that aroused interest throus'-
OF tL" rnuu'I"S. tn" jury returning
tht. verdict WAS composed ut mnuEtaln-
GERS Of IN" 'ypr rhar have inhabited IN"
mountains of Webster county for past
generations.
Young IrnGS showed 70 change N
counIrnancc when his fate was pre-
nounccd by Jud-c O'Hri"n. nut mann
taiurd the look ni Ind!if"r"Icc that has
chirlc;criz"d his actions SlnCH his
shooting Of Sheriff Morton VA Jlnuary
y last.
The attHndan"" at tn" trial was thy
crratcE; that IA, yer boon present n;
a murder ras" III this section Ci IN"
country ~, ln"untIlu',rS came fTUl
all parts ~ ur'rnt ~" trial. and III"
town of Webster Springs was cr""d"l ]
To cnpn"itl. Young ErnEc viii h- hold
~ 'l" county i1,' = N"hSl"" Spring.
=, ,,l,nr ll,.. ',rrivid "t officials from tho
h,plIprtIarN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
MAKE STRONG CASE
AGAINST SOCIALISTS

ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. "7.--Ta"tlcs
adopted today by the prosecution 81 the
trial Of the Ave suspended Sr''als'
assemblymen charged with dis'oyalty
served 70 substant!atc the report mat
counsel for the assembly judiciary com
r,ittee will seek to prove the socialists
unfit TO servo because they took their
oaths Of Office Tn mental rcs"rNa-
tons
without comment and simply by in
PRODUCTION OF cN!d"1S" IN. logical So
qucnCe. John T. Stnnchhe!d, COMMITTEE
counsel. drive into the record the tolloR- o
ing:
by a clause in their party constitution.
faced expulsion II they vo'ed appropr!-
aIions FOR military or naval purpos,
they nevertheless had sworn 10 uphold
places upon the leg stature the duty "t
providing funds for maintenance Of
militia
Invisible Empire.
Committee counsel. which had charg-
ed that American socialists 'rcrc s-ents
Of Invisible empire projecting itself as
q revolutionary force into o'hcr coun-
tries" then introduced speeches made At
a celebration in New York Of tho soc
ond anniversary of the RssSian reNolu-
ton and letter purportinC 10 have
been written by the socialist or%aniza-
New York plcdElnE support 70 l.. c. y.
X Martens. self styled Russian soviet
"amba asador'' to tn United states and
approving establishment ir America Of
the soviet form Of government. TINS
district IS represented by hssemblyman
LOUIS Waldman. a defendant one Of
whose speeches In defense OF Soviet
Russia also was introduced.
Platforms Compared.
Only two new witnesses took IN"
stand today-Willard r. Rottons of
Yonkers. short hand reporter and
Michael Y. Driscoll of Now York. a sp"
cisl agent for the joint leg Slatlvc com
mittce Investigating rndical!sEI. F"ur
other Witnesses were recalled. All six
were used by the prosecution to produce
documentary evidence. and none was
subjected 10 lengthy CXamnAt'ON.
Most Of the afternoon session was oc-
cupicd by reading Of the manifesto
adopted a. the congress Of tho Connun-
iNt international at Moscow ON March
20, 1919, signed by I.cn!Dc and Trut2ky
and calling for civil war to place the
working class III the saddle" The
manifesto adopted al the Chicago con
vcntion which also was read. was term
cd by the prosecution "th" response
from the national convention OF IN"
socialist party"
The two were referred - as two
souls with but single thought. two
hearts that beat as one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
.SNOWSTORM DELAYS
NEWBERRY TRIAL

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Jan: 27.-
Trial Of United States Senator truman
r. Ncwhrry and l23 co.dctendantS On
charges Of election fraud and conspir-
a,v SchrIlulrd TO begin here To-Day
fa;lr.I L. sr' under way because OF tho
enforced absence Of a number Of the de-
f-ndHnts and thlcsmen. SO"" or "hom
were delayed by SnC.. "ound Trains
court adjourned this afternoon until TO-
morrow rnurniag without having start
ii >, lurtIua OF jury.
At IN, morniuS session lh!r'%en ae
f"uiuuIs and - talcsmcn failed to
answer r"ll call. Tonight The list ~
messing lalrsrr~n had dwindlrd I" 10
and IN. of lch defendants sun were
nh-.mt Thrce of The missing dct%nd-
an', had s"nt t"elgrams that lhe'r
trans had been blocked by snow. me
ether tw" had not been l"ard from. ~
,y,s ea;d Of ono of these. whose home
j. sixteen mil.S from tho ra lr"ad. that
,H,c might l". showed i'll for the winter
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We nave lCUnd similar CpnultitnH NJ
other places the committee has visited.
Mr.. Graham continued. but nowh"r"
have they shown up 50 bad aa they nav"
here.
one reason FOR this. might say. IS
that the witnesses wc nave examined
are more straightforward IN Elr'r..
thetr testimony and do not attempt 10
withhold the facts.
wRstsfulness Plotted.
There Is TO doubt about L." hc con-
ciuded, there was a purpose on soot 10
waste the governments money Al Nitro
and IL was wasted.
While Roma D. SpradlinS. Of Charles
ton. who was foreman Of All the teams
used AT Nitro At ono tlm", vas on the
stand ne was asked Il they had any
system Of checking the time the en-
ployes worked.
They had bunch Of KIDS anywhsfe
from nine years u3 keeping time" the
witness replied.
men would stay Uut a Who'll" week and
then return with heir vouchers and
tell the boys troy had beer at work and
the boys would punch them FOR the
whole week"
After you had seen these condition:
Tor number of months did YOU not
wonder at IN. American people raising
money 70 be wasted in such a way
reamstsrs shot Craps"
Yes sir. / wondered. SpTau4lnR rc-
p,i,d, but couldn't help it"
ipradl.nG said he mad seen as many
a. twenty teams blocked on road at a
time. while the drivers went Off 10
shoot crap"
The drivers would always choose
the worst road" he said. "lu order that
;hc!r teams might be stalled
There were many OK teams at thc
plant which the witness SAID wcr" use
less. Eight teams Of oxen were kept in
stable No. >. standing N hay up to their
bellies. the witness declared.
In hts testimony about The cremation
Of horses. ono c. the witnesses said
many times the horses would ne ridden
tn, With nothing more than small sores
on their shoulders OF less, and shot.
Mules were shot and burned Up too,
he said, hut not 50 many as there were
horses.
Material Destroyed.
All OF the witnesses testified or great
waste. John Tinsley IN giving MS tes'
timony. said he saw man by the name
OF General Banks. who had charSS OF
destroying waste for the hercules
Company. burn four carloads OF !uInoer
after pouring oil OIL 4.
The fire department came ana BANKS
told the flremen he was burning gar
hace." Tinsley declared
Did you ask why II vas burned:
asked Mr.. Graham.
Yes" ne said. and J was told u WAS
buried ~ get rid of -
Tinsley said he had seen 20 oarreIs
fcontinund On Page Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Politics Back of
Cabinet Changes
(copJrtSht BY Tho InteIligeneer.)
sY DAVID LAWRENCE,

WASHINGTON. .. -. Jan. 2T.-ThoSe
Democrats who have been hoping ever
since the European var ended thai
Presldsn, Wilson would reorSanlz" MS
cabinet arc deriving cons 'dcrahle salts.
faction OUT Of the selection ot hdUa'u
T Nersdlth. editor OF SlcceSSru'
Farming" 10 be secretary OF aSTlcuItVfs =
and Secretary Houston. present ncao ..
the Department II AErlrulturc 10 DC
secretary OF the treasury IN place Q.
Carter Glass. who soon takes MS seat
as Junior senator from Virginia
Whether A complete rcorsanizatinn N
the cabinet is coming depends iaFeS!S
upon puhlIC SentinCnt-thnt - tn@ sent
inent oS the Democrats who recoEniE'
nnv that while Mr.. Wilson may nav"
GOOD reason for declining 10 change can
met officers IN the midst ~ the "dt' u,
ought 10 sec the political wtSdntn
least OF mending fences this PRESIDENTIAL
var when the Dernocratic pGrty goes on
trial not SO much for its management OF
congress which the country passed upon
adversely IN 1918 but for ~ clstouiah-
shin ~ The executive dspa tmentS
However. much administration tol<S
NAV DENY i. politics played large part
IN the selection VI heSSrS. M"reutth anu
Houston. but Insofar as II may o. con,
SIdered good politics. tho DemocraJC
wtseaereS hope go S0'q h. Spn%igy,ne"'' ,o2rivcn
PLAINLY the situation that contronteu
1ne president was this Mr.. Houston
cgnIls exceedingly CAPABLE. and spoken
~ nv hin, A. the best cQulpped man IN
me cabinet 10 hecom" President ot .ne
T'ritad StatA has not been particularly
,n,nrexsivs with the farmers RE mas
had none OF the personal contact VI
magnetism Ot "Tema' Irl wilson Sec
rerarv nf agriculture for nearly to9r
tes1 vears und,r Republican admins.
trarions Ara :a- from being tond OF
mo Agricultural post. Mr.. Houston mas
rrauy had NarkcrirC s4ter matters
financial. Indeed he : a ser. Tersam,9 n9 per
When Mr Bryan resigned, tha treS,-
5e,f rrvsids-cd appointing him secre-
,arv OF state. He has also had hin, 9n-
1er consideration for secretary ~ IN
terror ~ 'hc even. that Nr. Lane
selected Tor some o'hAr post in the
ant secretary IIouston Isn't vote
~c.iar Nis abilities ar~ OF much NOR"
u<e 70 thr administration IL N" treas
~ tbon thc agricultural department
- ~ has sound Vt"wG on economies
,rd ran steer on sv"U k"nl Il Will No
rrr,crnh,.r,d tnai 'ar:"' policy ot tne
iNa present admins rauon~-at ISdSl
that rar, ~ q which was CrN,.iI-o a.
csuse no ~r'ar'7'" e PROTECTION t"r
dynsturcx and ,'hHr infant industries
was ac,-,'''~" 'amN from the pen OF
Sarrntar, Il,r~rnn ~" stood TX" 81 rock
IN ,Nr rHt,. not. iUr"Vahl" against me
T,,r,,,. 80 lows - William Jennings
Eryan m ~" 1..Sjtania controversy ana
10 has rtWNyS been cunsld"rpn pE
revspaurr ccrr"sronds1tS "S one or the
men ~ ,c',or' IN thr cabinet.
on ~. other hand r"u~id"r Edward
>la-.i,rl. 49, iowa Iro g president OF
th. \,~rc,,,'nG ADVERTISING ClIh>. "d''or
"a S,rri.ur nrac1Zrn" hat has orrn
more or loss 'i'alr Hmong farmers
TIe understands Pc BUSINESS "' pun!'S-
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CONTINUED ON Page Eighty

secretary will bring to II remarkably
lne mind an da broad kno~ledGe ot
financial policy gained by ms lht'tn3te
connection with the Wilson poiicleS-los
nc has been one Of The best aav!SerS 81
the president. throughout the iast
seven wears it viii Dc difficult TOT MN
q, once to grasp tn" intricate detaii OF
the treasury department. ~ "aS to1
that reason that Secretary Glass ~dnteu
io SEQ Assistant Secretary LeftlnS wei
promoted. The latter has the confidence
OF the entire personnel IN me lrcasGlS,
departIuent and has an tnt"rnational
reputation There was conSidcTaOIe
dI.appuiniIn"nl expressed IN CFGies
whore polIricS are or Least CGhCS' |" ,hroa,
the President did not see III TO thr0w
nnIi,ics t. the winds and aFpoint MT.
I.4ffinyvTll. II the latter should remain
in the treasury department. MT nous ~.
would have Il capable aSSiS'a"t wv
without knowing another thlnS OF ar
Latfiugwel's present intentions. " i,[
brcn generally understood tha' ne p'"u-
ned tn 60 back to the practice OF Ia" IN
w Ynrk as soon as he COuid Get away
H. cam" here only tor the aura. ION %
The war but was preHail"d on 70 ""i-
rinue IL, office on account or inc CRISES
-, IN, treasury department when MT.
MrAdoo loft and It was necessary 10
rolp Secretary Glass get "1 10 the ropes.
t;nn.ral,v speaking. the selection OF
M.ss-s Houston and Mcrcd. N We
l<cd lpun as :tu Indi:atton or fnrthcr
changes. \ successor '" S"crrIhIS .Lo 80
r...rstn< ~ b. chosen. For time there
VA 4 possibility ~ ChanS' IN n"
,,.,~-nr.s,.. ,.I.ar'm"nt--it Vas d"tn lhu'u
r. ,a,1.,- ,cr1tS. but Mr.. Wilson -
,rilc 80, rrcrat and Mr. EUrlesou STAY
,.i Tin. srilatinn seems /" n" thiS. INC
F-.sld,u' r,,r"cn'Z"s "a" value or rnAN-
;rc god appointments inns Eoar 'u. ne
js rafhr~ ~,nsI'1N" a'nui iSk'hE "l.''-
h..rs nr his cabinet I" resign. :" unless
~ 'ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
UNCLE SANS MONEY LITERALLY
THROWN AWAY At NITRO; GRAHAM
IN DEMAND FOR PROSECUTIONS
Amazing Revelations of Graft Waste Dishonesty the Con-
sruction Of S70000000 Town and Powder Plant
Sensational Testimony Gi ven In Congressional Probe

CHARLESTON ". Va Jan. Of Twice mu't money a> was
needed build The powder city Of Nitro expended
under completing Whr
spent and much Of the surplus sheer
declared here this afternoon by Congressman W
of the subcommittee of when completed
the investigation and returned to Washington tonight
Chairman Graham charged that there had been conspiracy
defraud declared that he would demand
the floor congress that criminal action b" taken against those
responsible " ,
The city and the powder plant constructed by the
Thompson Starrett company of New FORK city.
Somebody ought be indicted Mr. Graham declared.
'Whe our fighting and the people giving their
money to support much needed
was beng wasted at Nitro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

HALIFAX. Y. s. Jan. 21.--Thc safe
arrival If he I'owhatan with her crew
of 15O urn ends "A tn day haiti" with
mrcssaur storms under extreme c"ndl-
tI"ns of hardship winch opened oI Janu-
ary IS. Nhrn 1hr distressed Vessel th,n
Rnuut 500 miles from land. scul 1ut
wireless appeals f"r and. She ;h"n had
on board 21l passengers .n"ludnc
women and children who suffered for
GN. days h"furc weather conditions per-
In 't,L Their transfer n night 10 the
transport N"r,hnrn Pacific. Tic PASS
,nc,rs arrived safely III New York last
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
HUNDREDS OF WEST
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS
LEAVING THE PARTY

Special Dlepa'"h To- TIL" Inteiligcnr"r.
.'LNEr<SHl RG. W. Va. Jan. IL
m fa,.i -. brought ont ai luncheon
given at lhr Waldo h"i"l today by 200
Trading Republicans Of Harrison county
IN horror ui JUICE Ephrlam n. Morgan.
ur IA rm"u'. randldti" Tor nc t'puo-
l'cau uu,0'uaiiun for governor that hun
,Ir,A. # W.St Virginia Democrats are
1,a,lug th"il party and joining the Re
uubIi"an ranks.
Judge Mnrran's candidacy and party
aft l,atluns g,n"rally were discussed al
Ia. m'"tirg which was an old fashion,
, = T., publIrqn 10y" feast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
US, NAVY SEAPLANE
DRIFTS ASHORE WITH
ALL ON BOARD SAFE

MIAMI. Fla, Jan. 27--Thc navy sea-
plane which was. many hours overdue
on a flight between the Rahama Islands
and Palm Beach. Fla, and for which
rcu,raI search had been ordered by, the
nav department. has drlfI"d ashore
wiz all members aboard safe. near the
smnl! town Of Ncro, north of Mann,
said a telephone message received here
tonight.
Those aboard the $earlnn", he mes
sag, said, wcrr Rodrnan Wnnamakcr. II.
Of PhIlad, lphiu: Gurney Mann oE Wash
inEtou: run Boyer. Caleb Bragg and
David H. MCCulloch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-ForeoaH:
western Pennsylvania and oho-
ClOnay arG r,:der Wednesday: rhnf'
day ta'r
West Virstn!a--Clop-s ana colder on
Wednesday; probrbly snow or rain In
east; Thursday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
BRING THE POWHATAN
SAFELY into PORT

HALIFAX, Jan. 27-The disabled
United States army transport pow
hatan was towed into Halifax Har-
Dor at 1880 this evening. Captain
Randall, her commander, reported
that with tho exception Of three
men slightly III, all was we'll on
board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
TOR SUFFRAGE REFERENDUM

PlCHMpNr Y. -" "7.--Rv a vote
.I - o.. :. in. T Representa-
;-.1.s .. ~. NireInra Legislature today
/ recommended submission OF Tie woman
| raffraee amASAnaea4 - l>s.sas0Adum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
THE INTELLIGEN GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

Cloudy and Colder "Wednesday, Prob
ably Snow or Rain in East
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23

The man is Jean D. Brauer, OF -
Wyandotte avenue. In a letter to
Frank S. QuesaGa, son CT wealthy
Cuban .jobber. who announced in
New York city that he would trade
$4,000 CT his money for left aurai
organ to gain the favor Of his lady
love, Brauer writes:
Kindly consider me an applicant
willing to surrender my left ear,
which viii make possible for me to
acquire an education, which | lost
before marriage. The education
am seeking will be Of more substance
which will aid me in upho.din@ man
kind"
Mr.. Brauer said he was wiling TO
help the Cuban into matrimony. pro-
vided the money was Forthcoming.
even to the extent OF sacrihclng
frstclass outstanding ear. even II 1t
does not boast quite the tropical tan
which QueSada's right ear now pos
sesses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
DEAD DOCTOR PRESCRIBED
-Four Arrested for Using His Name
to Get Whisky

Chicago, Sept. 22.-Four men
were arrested today in connection
with the discovery that prescription
calling for whisky were being dis
tributed bearing the signature OF a
physician whose obituary notice was
pub ished years ago. John McNulty
and Frank E. Lunch, amateur print
ers will be given an opportunity to
explain their share in the proceed
ings. John Adams and Robert kel-
zey, of the Great Northern Hotel
drug store. who filed the prescrip-
tons are also under arrest and WILL
be requested to provide list of the
prescriptions and names Of the buy
ers who consulted the doctor so long
dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
DIES OF THIRST IN DEATH
VALLEY: WATER HALF y
MILE AWAY

Los Angeles. Sept. 22.-Patrick II.
Porsney died Of thirst in Death val
icy, though water was only half a
nile from the spot where his body
was found. according to word
brought here today.
1t was said Porsney went for q
walk last Thursday and apparently
lost his way. His body was found
Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
Richmond. Fredericksburg
:. and Potomac r. X.

South $ North
!: New Notwithstanding
s.o5 q m. : Ga. c.. L. ;. L.30 p. M.
:, Neutrality-suspicious.
5.S2 q. m. >. Coaches only
alexandria Quantico- fredericksburg
and local beyond.)
- WashingtonR Richmond
i.S7 q. m. 49,. LocaD 80. ll.52 a. m
New York Atlanta- Jacksonville
as g. <m.-.st sS.SA<: L) -. S.55Tp.: m.
Washington-Quan tico
a6.oQ a. m. -. LocaO -. 1.36 p. m
y Washington Richmond
ll.H 8. m. ;. (Expressl SIS p. m
Washington Quantico
f3.12 p. MI. (LocaD ;. 5.S3 p. NIX
:. New Augusta Florida
s.2sp. m: a; g. L. } $40 p. m.
MISUNDERSTANDING Birmingham
SLED. m. 49,. Is. A, L. -. 12 noon
/. Washington-Riehm
5e7~p. IN. -. (LocaO -. 1877 p. m.
New York.Tampa- st. Petersburg
*. YorR.ja SsaohvIlis- st Petersburg
s.t7sp. m. 49,. "a. c. L.) -. $40 a. M.
Washington Bred ericksbuEg ~
ls1e, midnight tEoca1) -. 500 a. m.
s.. : CE{6fess5 -. SIS: >. IN.
S. B. Shelton: Ticket Agent. Aiexan-
.dr!s, We, j. 5. Mordecai. Traffic Man
sses, Richmond, va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23

Riehmond-Wallace Reid in "The
Dancin' Fool"

Do you like lively, jazzical coined
les? With a star like Wallace Reid in
the leading role?
See "The Dancin' Fool at the
Richmond tonight. Of course Wallie
isn't exactly that, but it's what his
old-fashioned uncle calls him when he
comes across his hayseed nephew
creating sensation as dance king of
Broadway's SWEETEST cabaret.
But you'd better see the picture to
discover what happens. If you read
"The Dancin' Fool" when it ran in
the Saturday Evening Post, you al
ready know. And it'll make you al
the mere anxious to see the screen
version. It's Paramount Aircraft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
FOR RENT

Eagles Lodge Room and
Hail. fourth floor, Alexan-..
d1.ia National Bank Build
ing, Corner King and Royal
Streets.
Vacant on lst Monday in each month
Vses@:s on End Monday, in each month
vacaG; on 3rd Monday in each month
V:rzns on 4th Monday in each month
Vacant on End Friday in each month
Vacant on 4th Friday in each month
Vacaa:s on lst Saturday in each month
Yaeane on End Saturday in each month
Nscans on Ord Saturday in each month
Vacant on 4th Saturday in each month
Vacant on Sunday afternoon and
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23

;Albany.SS y. Sept. 22.-Jail for
not less than six months nor more
than two wears will be the penalty
for landlords who refuse to rent
apartments to people having children
under terms OF q bill introduced in
the assembly today by Assemb. yman
0. J. Smith of New York.
The bill would not grant an al
tentative of fine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
FLAMES DRINK Up 1000 =R;aR
REIS OF REAL LIQUOR ~

:, Lawrencevillee. KY. Sept. 22.-
Seven thousand count emf barrels
Of whisky, real Kentucky rye, went
up in. flames today. The whisky,
which is valued lat 1s4,OOO.OO0, was
destroyed when fire wiped out the
Cedarbrook warehouse, near here
The origin of the fire is unknown.
All efforts to get it under control
:Tere unavailing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23

Try want ad in the Gazette fo'
results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
Ingomar-Hale Hamilton

AT the Ingomar Theatre today Hale
Hamilton will De featured in After
His Own Heart" AS an extra attrac-
ton Al st. johns will be seen in The
Window Trimmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
Charge British Killed 80.

Dublin, Sept. 22.-The leaders OF
Sim Fem have issued statement
charging that the forces of the
British government have murderer
thirty three persons in Ireland since
June. ~. S4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
WATKINS OFFERS TO QUIT
-=ze8yFE5ff oR PRESIDENCY -

Washington, Sept. d. Senator
Harding and Gov! Cor were promised
today by Aaron S. Watkins. the Pro
hibition party's presidential nominee,
that he would Withdraw from the
race if either of them pledged his
support 20 the dry program.
Mr.. Watkinsi announcement was
made in an address before the Inter
national Congress Against Alcohol
ism. He said later he would sembody
his proposal in kilograms to Candi-
dates Harding and Cox.
81 ask only two things of the
other candidates" Mr.. Watkins told
the congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-23
WOULD SELL EAR FOR $4,000
so He CAN GET AN EDUCATION

Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. 22.-To the
ages old proverb, IAN eye for an
eye and tooth for tooth, Buff
falo man would add: "And an ear
for $4,000 and an education"