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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
BANQUET MEMBERS
OF TRIAD GRID TEAM
Iyettsrs VIII BE Presented Twelve Men
ut Meet To-n1ght-Organ-
ixe 1T" Club.

Twenty-Five members Of the Tr!adel-
ph.a district high school football team
members Of the coaching stair and I"''
ultv Of the school will be feted this eve
ming in the gymnasium Of the h!Gh
school at the annual football banquet
and elaborate arrangements have been
made for the affair.
Following the banquet. there VIII be
several addresses. by Prof. L. r. King
principal OF the high school; Pro'. ;. :.
Jacobs. Jr.. superintendent OF schools
OF the district: Frazier Smith. business
manager OF tho team; J. B. HandlaD OK
the alumni. and one OF the assistant
coaches and Coach s. w. Wolfe.
The Young ladies of the domestic
science DEPARTMENT 0: the school WI
preparc the banquet and be In charge
of the serv.uS. Miss Pear! Smith head
OF the domestic science department VIII
be in charge Howard "Stump" F'r.od'
richS. captain o. this years team. VIII
act rs the toastmastcr OF the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
MOSES ASSA|LS
THE DEMOCRATS

Washington, Dec. lg.--Thc pem"'r''''I
ADMINISTRATORS conduct Of naN"NA'
affairs during the War was assaulted .!
Senator Moses. Republican. New hAhl,-
shire during the course OF speech
today in the senate. in connection with
the contest over the seating OF Trueman
II. New berry as senator for Michigan
Mr. Moses branded the contest as t"e
movc "or poor losers"
Tn" charge WAS made hv NJ. Moses
TIA; :he p"morru:H Administration IN
framing the draft law. called upon
Republican states 10 furnish diHpr"'
royiiuna'c share oC men nS compared \"
Democratic states. He asserted that the
,'r,nocrats had fuvnSren the end uf hos
,.l:ticx. which came within Il week at'"T
IN, election but climlXed their inenan!e
cgo:iSm with letter by President VIII
son. calling for a rr-",ection or a Demo
cratic majority in congress.
The senator enumerated as am"nE lae
salient POINTS. In what he described as
Democratic shortcomings. that the adj
ADMINISTRATION had sluandcrcd' IN" coun-
trv's savings. subscribed 10 the war
loans. and had taken unto itesef ara
it's favorites the benefits Of the self
sacrifice OF both those who went over
seas and those who stayed at home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
-Four West Virginia
PoStmaSterS Named

Special Dispatch to Til" Inte!t!srN'"'".
Washington. II. G. Dec. lH.-Nom'n9-
tons for four pustmoSt~rsh.ps In west
Virginia were sent to the senate today
nv President Harding. They were:
Albert II. Drinkard. at Elhert Mcdowell
county: Leslie c. Halhritt"r. Tunnelton'
Preston COUNTY: Herbert H. Smith. Am
herStdale Logan county. and William
A. Ramsdell. Ceredo. Wayne county.
Civil service eXam.ration%wer" called
today for January 10 10 MI the Nacan-
cies existing at Montgomery and FONT
Pleasant. w. Va The Montgomery Of
Ace pays $500 and the Point Pleasant
position $1,000 a year.
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Long Controversy

Signature @: tho convention is eNPer'-
ed within a few days. raising on" OF ~"
pr!Nclpal causes 'or controversy De
tween Washington and Toxic. and bring
ing to an end negotiations wn!-" hAN
,.oyereG q period 90 several months. ne
n Erccm"at Ma announced today % 'h'
.nmm.tt.r @" TIC wGo'e of So" ans r'h -
ference. aud !tg terms ,atcr wee maui"
puhi,. i, tn" STATE d"rarrr"'h
TIL, American reQres' f"r "r m"H'-
= lions base in Ynp Grst VAS l"id hri""e
the rnwr~S A. Paris. md t'e N..S"'
administration ate. made >.g"r"i&
protest when the league aw"'hrI "
randat" over the island :" lan.n "iti-
ont rcro2u.zinG the ,lH;l's - u" .NinrE.
lean governments r." I"hc"" r"'"rrea
the question 10 japan and u" mite"
States for settlement b" direct n'K'-
tla,lon, and tho American governments
standing OF iia rights ~ one a. m"
principal allied and associated powers
to which Germany rrnounc"d her over
seas posses,l,ns. carried her cas" TO
Toxic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
ULSTER STANDS PAT
Sir James Craig Declares They Whl
Stick to Their P1nnR-AocuSes LLOYD
Gsn-r, Of breach Of His Pledge.

Belfast. bee - (Hy The Associated
press)-S Sir. James Craig. the Ulster pre-
m,er. rrcshci over meeting OF me
JIsic, party here today. informing MS
sr,norters OF his reCr7; conversation
with. l'r.rne Minister Lloyd George, In
London. II is unohiciai}N reported me
proceedings grew stormy when Sir
lanes Informed the meeting that MT
IJny.' George had maintained an um-
Welding attitude toward lister
l. was animated thai "Xc"n' 'or a
:.w tr;rl,nE changes III" bFitsSn pre-
nions his attitude being there ~ the
treaty. and II stands.
In statement on the genera ON
ne r-oyn hut recommended an attitude
~ courage and optimism, lie said
I'Is,er. was determined not 10 swcrve
one irch from the path she had w"rETn
out aud not 10 alter her Ideals. lie
accused Mr.. Lloyd George OF breach
or his pledge to Ulster.
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IN RANKRUPrCY
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
UNITED STATES
For the Northern District Of west
l-I.

In the matter OF In Bankruptcy
Leda r. Rogers.
Bankrupt. No. 594.
TO the Creditors OF Leda 3. Rogers OF
Wheeling. IN the County OF Ohio and
district aforesaid. a bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on tine
Sth day OF December. \. u. 1871. the
said Leda &. Rogers was duly adjudtCat-
ed bankrupt herein. and that the first
meeting OF her creditors will be held at
the offices Of ]. W. Cummins. Referee In
Bankruptcy IN Rooms 506-I-S. National
Bank OF West Virginia building. corner
18th and Main SITS. IN the City OF
Wheeling County OF Ohio and State OF
West Virginia. on the Goth day OF De-
cember. A. n. 1921. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. At which time the said credit
ora may attend. prove their claims. ap-
point trustee. examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meeting
J. W. CCMNIES.
Dec. 10. 1921. Referee In Bankruptcy.
A. E. Bryant.
Atty. for Bankrupt. de.l5-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Arms Conference Is
Scoring Big Advances

Washington. Dec. 1:.--(By The AS
soc:atrd Press The arms conference
renewed the attack on It's problems TO-
DAY wiki an impetus that scored ad-
vances all along tn" line.
Among the days accomplishments
was a new treaty agreement by when
the United States and Jnp?n final!
settled the zap controversy on basis
!n.,lrinE American cable and wireless
privileges on tln long debated soil OF
the Pacific island.
In IN" naval ratio n"go'!a! ."ns iEe
naval big three again came into con-
euirat."n. with growing Indications tA"t
,I.. American "5-5-%" plan would be a"
,cp,cd nc soon az an accompanying
~SrrcirNni could hc reached or facltlH
fort .fcn,.onS There will he another
meeting tomorrow.
Pour Power Treaty.
liy other conference officials the
four power treaty for preserving reac"
in the Pacific was put inro final official
form. and plans were made TO have II
signed ut II o'clock tomorrow morning
by tho delegates Of tAo United states
Grca, Britain. Japan and France.
Meantime. in the senate. the group
opposing ratification Of the Huadrupie
agreement fred their frat guns. Sen
a;ors Borah. Republican. ldaho. and
Reed Democrat. Missouri. led ths
attack. Charactcrizing the new arrange
mcut as a military alliance perpetual
ing the purpose Of the League OF Ma
tions. Several other senator's defended
the treaty.
In the Far Eastern discussions, also
progress was made. the nine parucipa'.
ing nations agreeing finally on WITH
drawal OF foreign postoffices from
China 10y January /. 1928. The problem
Of spheres Of influence" In China came
into the days discussions. but was not
pressed
Financial arrangements for posi-
bic japanese withdrawal from klao
Chau occupied attention in the shan
,ung negotiations. the Chinese r"pori-
ing that the conversations were taxing
a very promising direction,
So encouraging was the days work
that the principal delegates were stimu-
lated IN their hope that the real ~ork
Of the conference would be over b. Inc
end OF the year.
PDrDara,!unS to expedite some OF no
remaining work OF detail were made %
day by orga nizat!on Of Il new naval sun
committee OF fifteen. including the
heads Of the American. British, Japan
Csc. Frrnch. and Italian delegations an"
ono civilian. and one terhnica! ADVISER
from each Of the 1--WE governments.
In tho considerations OF this con'-
mi;tcc the rlacrs OF France and ltaIy
in the new naval ratio. tho poss!b'I-
tiles OF a modification Of the proposed
raya, holiday. and the question or Suo'
marine strength arc to receive carly
attention. or these only tho submarines
seems likely to lead TO serious contro-
Versy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FAILED TO WALK OUT

Chicago, Dee. 12.-The second week
Of the strike OF packing house workers
opened today with both sides standing
flrm and less change IN the situation
than on any day since tho strike start
cd. except Sunday.
The anticipation Of strik" symrath-
izers that large numbers Of workm"n
OF allied Industries IN tho packing
plants would join in a sympath"ti"
striks apparently had failed 70 mnt"r.-
allzA except in sporadic TatkOuts.
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opinion was given, holding that "eon
part of the act as attempted to tax ~
and gas in Interstate commerce was w
stitutional in that II levied a burden on
interstate commerce, but that the sthIS
could impose such tax upon intraslAIS
business on oil and gas companies
The supreme court Of West virginia
further held that the state mad tns
right to impose tax on those compah
les producing oil and gas and selllng tpe'
same 10 other companies engaged IN tho
transportation Of such product to towns
outside the state, which represented
considerable percentage OF the oil ana
gas production of West Virginia.
Under this Interpretation II was estl-
mated that Il revenue Of approximately
$500, 900 year would have been pro-
duced.
States LOSS 100000
Thcrcupon, the United Fuel Gas com.
pany and the Eureka Pipe Line company
appealed the case to the supreme court
of the United States Continuing his
explanation. Commissioner Hallanan
said today:
1T has been estimated that there was
a tax accrual under the decision OF the
supreme court of West Virginia permit
gas business for the two years in which
the act was effective in amount OF
approximately 100000.
The oil and gas transportation act
which was declared invalid today was
repealed by the legislature Of 1921 and
the only issue involved in today's ?pin-
ion is whether the state could proceed
TO collect the tax accrual on intrastafc
business for the two years in which the
act was in effect
The supreme court in its opinion to-
day evidently holds that the intrastate
and interstate business cannot be DIV
!ded and has Inval!dated the whole act
although the Associated Press report or
the decision IS not entirely clear in this
particular.
NO tax. in any amount. has ever been
collected from the act. as the state tax
commissioner was cnjoined from e1forc-
ing It's provisions. pending the outcome
NJ the litigation which has covered
period OF two and one half years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Ex-PosrMusTREss HELD

pittsburgh. Dec. 1@.--Mrs. Margaret
OnirI,n. formerly postmstress of the
Arden Mines postoEticr. WashinSi""
rouo,v. VAS held for court today on a
charge or alleged violation or the postal
laws ro,luwing a hearing before United
Statcs commissioner knohlc.
Mrs Oulnlan and her husband
Thomas !. Ouinlan. wcrc arrested by
pos,al authorities last week after II was
alleged funds Of tho Arden Mines sG-
ton were found missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
I'M RECEIVERS HANDS.

charleston. w. Va. Dec. l2.-Nn II
voluntary bankruptcy petition aSiust
the wythe Block Coal company OF Huh;-
Ington was granted IN fedral court TO-
day. and George z. Morton. Of Camden.
vas appointed receiver. The petitioners
wer Thomas, R!ch and company. Landes-
bottom Ralk and $. \ Morton. The
coal company has mining operations In
Wehs'er county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
NO CHANGE OF VENUE.

Nav castle. IA. Dec. l2.--JudSe s. ?.
En,erv dismissed tho motion for
change oe venue today which had been
nrcsontcd by counsel fo- Thomas Verne
RvnaI. whose trial In criminal court h"-
r.in IN connection with the death ~
t',ara Erlle IennOx. fourteen-ycar-old
school xtrr. recently. The y.cnn"S Girl
vas attacked BY u man on th" ontsEriS
~ New castle last July. She suffered
fractured skull which eventually re
suited in her death.
s mint session was TO he held to-
night to imrancl n jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
ReiIy's Friends ANegG
Plot Against His Life

Washington. Dec. 1@.-t.' !dcrce az
plo, nv Porto Eiran S"CeSsIoArS'S
against 80 life Of Governor l.. Mont
Reilly. AnlHricau governor Of the island
by fring the steamship Tanao on Wn'cn
he cam" t" the United States last month
was c,aimci 'oda% 10y member 81 '"e
marty which accompanied the governor
70 wa shinE'or.
'rNrsr members Of Governor ""liN 5
rar,y ,rado nuIlic TWO kilograms which
.Mc, said had becn obtained ny I"'ice o.
the !S'aud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
NEGRO PHYSICIAN SENTENCED.

Charleston. ". Va, Dec. lc.-W. |"
Jones' negro physician. and forneri"
prorietor OF 4 drug store here. was sen
fenced TO the Cnlted States pentrcnuarN
in Atlanta for TWO years by Judge Nc
Clintick In federal court today on
charge Of prescribing and selling drugs
in violation Of the Harrison law. a sus-
peusion Of sentence for 40 days was al
lowed TO give Jones chan"" 70 appeal.
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mcnt to the United States lies IN the
concessions with regard TO cable CON
munlcat:on, because they Insure com
plcte American control Of the existing
"a bic between zap and Guam. ConsId-
cradle importance also Is attached u,
American ofnn!a,s t. tho radio nr''.-
irgcs. although Il IS 10 be agreed III tn"
treaty that no American radio station
will lie Installed 50 long "a the present
japanese plant is operated without DIS
rrIulOatprv CXArt!OnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stockhoid-
crs OF the Quarter Savings & Trust
Company for the election OF Directors
and the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may come before Il. will be held
ut it's banking house at Market and 18th
streets. IN the City OF Wheeling on
Tuesday. Jan. 10Th. 1922. at p. m.
J. T.. EBELING, Cashier.
de lS-c0-2T jan.S-9-l0
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OHIO Ne VS.
k~%&~~~ 900 ~~~~~'

woodsfleld. O. Dec l2.--Many farms
IN Eastern Ohio are plaCarded win
NO Hunting signs. but The big farm
IN Monroe County. owned by Or. W. W.
Scales Il dentist. is different
Dr.. Scales. himself an arden, sports
man. has posted welcome signs for
nimroGs reading:
Hunt when you p-pleaSs. and when
The Eat Gong gong sounds. come 70
dinner"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

Charleston, ". Va. Dec. 1.-THE West
virginia pipe transportation tax was
passed by the Legislature OF l9l at
special session in May Of that year. II
was n privilege tax upon the operation
Of oil and gas pipe lines. the tax being
two cents on each barrel OF oil so trans
ported, and one-third Of one cent on each
one thousand cubic feet Of gas. II WAS
estimated according TO State Tax Com
missioner Walter S. Hallanan. that upon
the whole volume of oil and g'ts trans
ported through pipe lines in the state
Of West Virginia. both In interstate ana
intrastate commerce that the act would
produce approXima tcly Sl,4OO,OOO each
year in revenue.
The Eureka Pipe Line company. the
United Fuel Gas company and other OIL
and gas companies sought and were
awarded an injunction i'm the circuit
court Of kanawha county against the
collection OF any tax. and upon a hear
ing Of the case Il decision was given by
Judge Rummrl declaring the act uncon-
stitut!onal in whole.
The Case Appealed
The state appealed 70 the state Su-
preme court with the result that an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

Toledo-Guy Howard, public account
ant and commander Of the Walter
Weller Post OF tho American Legion
here. Is being urged by loca'vets -
head the work Of registering ap2Il'd'
Tons FOR The state bonus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
ANCON PLEBISCITE
PROPOSED BY CHILE

Santiago. Chile, De-. l".-tRE the vs.
sor:a,.d YrcSsD-The Chilean govern
men, today d,Spatch"d note 10 tho
government Of Peru inviting 1t I" par
,iripa;e in n rlebiscit". as provided Tor
IN the treaty Of NncOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

Columbus-The William T.. Bingham
Memorial Prize Medal will be awarded
by the Philosophy department OF ohio
State University for the first time next
May. for the bcs: essay presented ny
my student on philosophical TOPIC.
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Wooster-The thrills II panther
hurt are being experienced by farmers
in RauGhman township. eastern Na%no
County. The animal escaped from u
circus, and has been sighted several
times. hut takes refuge in dense
timber patch in the region OF Fox Lake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
KENTUCKY LAW
Rsq uirtng Corporations to Register Can
not Apply to Firms In INTER
gtnte Business.

Washington. Dec. 1.-the kentn"kN
l,r rrrnliriuv corporations to register
beforc doing businchs in that state can
not apply to corporation engaged IN
intersratc commerce. the supreme court
held IN "A decision handed down touAE'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

e.auG-"B bobby" Esh. 'l'Nc'oa
tennis star. out % tie game last sea-
son because Of ali health. declared sh'.
will be back on tn" courts this summer.
She won, the Michigan and Western
womeu's titles n 1870.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

Tfffin-Whcat Is practically treH
from Hessian Fly in this territory. !.
II. Parks. state chronological, reported
aH,nr an Investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
DIED

REITZ-On Monday, December II. 1921,
at 1910 o'clock a. m. nj the home.
No llS Seventh street. Earwood.
SARAH A. HOLIDAY. wife II
Jacob Reltz. in her seventy eighth
year.
Services on Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Friends respectfully IN
vited 20 attend. lnterm-rt At Green
wood cemetery.
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heavals of nature. The latest seismic
disturbance WAS in December 1870
when following 4 storm of great int"nS
IT.. severe shocks were felt for three
or four days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
GREER ELECTED CAPTAIN

Ada. O.. Dec l2.-Robert Greer or
Philadelphia was elected captain "t IN"
1922 Ohio Northern university football
team hero tonight. Greer played guard
during the past season,
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ROOMS WANTED

NANTEp-Two. three. four or five
rrn.shed or unfurnished rooms and
bath. No Children. Call Wheeling SCI.
dec-9-j
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wANTED-Salesman with car. 10 sell
low priced 10000 mile cord tires;
hustler Is worth 10000 per week to Us.
Goodstock Cord Tire Co, 1905 s. Mtchi-
gan Ave, Chicago. de.lS-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
KANSAS TROOPS
MAY Be CALLED
IN NINE STRIKE

Pit;ShurG. Kan. Dec. l2-Shcrjh Could
went Into conference this afternoon WITH
representatives Of the JackS"n-WaIker
and Other coal companies and represent
tativeS ot tbc International Miners
union. lie refused 10 make l statement
OF his intentions but Il is known 10 con-
s!ders tho situation virtually beyond
local control. and II is generally be
lieved he will cal c"r aid OF the nation
al guard late today or tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

Ottawa-A car load OF supplies COR
the new Ohio National Guard un's
formed here. the l23rd Supply Train
ha arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

Portsmouth 49, The South Webster
Farmers Institute opened here with
large attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

wANTED-Iady experienced IN type
writing for billing department.. Eu-
ward Wagner, Main and Twentieth Sts.'
City. ue'A-'
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Pittshurg. Kan. Dec. T. Stretching
huge American Rag across the street
leading 70 the eutranc" OF the Jackson
Walker mine No. l., here. early today
Il crowd OF women. wives and relatives
OF the striking coal miners. staged a
demonstration which prevented the l2S
miners employed in the shaft from
going 20 work. Similar demonstrations
Il was said tonight. are planned by tho
women at the other mines tomorrow.
More than three thousand women par
,lc!pated in today's demonstration which
according 10 Officials Of the strikers was
a surprise even To them. The women
appeared at the mine before Daylight
sheriff Could. accompanied by dep
uty sheriff. came on the scene soon after
the demonstration began. Both men
were powerless 10 stop the angry women
who promptly relieved the sheriff OF
his nose glasses and a pocket OF GOOD
cigars.
The explosion OF 4 boiler at the VIC
tory mine near Ch!copae this morning
gave rise TO 4 report that the mine had
Teen dynamited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

SALESMAN WAETED-A man OF edu-
cation and who is we'll acquainted IN
Wheeling and vicinity can make de-
sirable connection with a stock broker
We have been established twenty years
and handle only standard securities
Address. giving experience and reter-
ences, stock Broker care Intelligencer
de13-i
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wANrED-TENALE

wANTED-Glrl for general houSeworS
in family Of two: no laundry work or
heavy cleaning: maids room and oatn
on apartment floor: references required
Mrs. II. T.. Fields, Howard Apartments,
Woodsdale 224. ue'A'-'
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wANrED-sALEs16EN,

Stock Salesman OF proven aosIitE TOT
hiEh-class Issue in old and thoroughly
established business OF National repu-
cation. Address y. l. care lnteHtsen-
rar dec-S-l0-13
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JAPAN AND AMERICA
CONTINUED from Page ons)

20 10 aided by IN" Japan"r" E"NcIHmch'
In securing needed property.
The Immediate N1lIe OF the aIianEr
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ROSENBLUTH, NOT
PROSECUTED, Will
ASK INVESTIGATION

Tacoma. Wash. Dec. l@-Prosecut'nS
Attorney James w. Seldom. Of Pierce
county. announced today he would not
Initiate any prosecution as result OF
the killing at Camp Lewis in October
1915 OF Major Alexander 7. Cronkhite'
New York. Dec. T2-Followins receipt
OF news from Tacoma. that Prosecutor
James w. Seldom would not prosecute
him on charges Of killing Major Alexan-
der Cronkhite at Camp Lewis in Octo'
Der. 1918, Captain Robert Rosenol"th TO-
night announced he would demand an
,nvesttSa ton OF the machinery OF the
Department Of justice.