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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
States Cannot Prohibit
Courts From Enjoining
Picketing By Labor Men

Uashin.ton. Dec 1o.-The states. In
.Nc c>cr.isc nf their police power. have
ro authority through legislative action
,o rrohlb!, the courts from cn)oining
rirkc;Ing in labor disputes. the supreme
court hcid today in a decision involving
m act Of the state OF Arizona.
In ,ho opinion. upon which tho court
divided five 20 four. IL was held that the
lower courts erred iu refusing to con-
sldcr an application ror an Injunction
vh!ch WAS sought TO restrain certain
methods of piclctinc. CHIEF Justice
Taft delivered the opinion OF the court.
Justices Irolmcs. Pitney and Brandeis
senarato'v stated dissenting views and
Ius,icc Clarke Joined in the opinion an
nOuncpd hv Justice ritney.
"Thc legislative power of state can
oniv he oxcrtcd in subordination to tho
Fundam mental principles OF right and JUS
ticc which the guaranty Of duo process
/, Sho fourteenth amendment is intend
ed IN preserve" declared the chief Jus
,,co and that a purely arbitrarily or
coprIcious exercise OF that power where
nv \ wrongful and highly injurious In
yasion Of property rights, as here IL
-,-ar;irallv sanctioned. and tho owner
st-!rred Of all real remedy. Is wholly at
variance with these principles. %
The chief justice stated that illegality
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
Tue MISSING
WITH IS MEN

uFGensnurE. y. Y. Dec. l9-~Fears that
TO Canad.nn lighthoug" tender Con
,,-c'.a rot heard from size last frtda%
morning. had been sunk N !.afc ontar d"
during Sundays tcrr!H" storm. wcr" in
creased touigh. after careful search bad
faIlcd to reveal any trace Of the vessel.
Sixt~on men arc supposed I" hav" been
aboard
The ConcretIa left Kingston early FRI
day morning FOR Main nu"k Island 20
,akc OF two !!%hthouS" k""p"rs. Tho
kecpcrs nre not now on th" island. which
Indicates tha' the foncr",ia was return
ms from there when 81" Cncountcrcd
the Storm
Tho ronr:rt:a VAS q; ""ncr"t" con.
s'-uc,.on AMI carrie p'w"rCui u";"r
hca;. nnd also yawI tHuta!m Ihn1".
Iniv oc Kingston. com'uhndcA m" v"S-
Sc. md abou; ha'r .. her trrw hailed
ran Prescott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
ARE
CROWDED WITH
MANY WOUNDED
PREMIER LEAL AND
FOLLOWERS RETREAT
Cannonading on the laguS,
With Heavy Casualties Suf-
fercd on Both Sides.

orIor Dnr % \ revolution
has broken out IN iNrluSal. dc-
.I;..,,,,,ob ia tho naily
'"IN.''S w.
,p,r,,,;,Io frn,n Paris
:.
II began with cdlllOnaulllS
~ :,..,. ,uI eoy.orol
aIVil% 'ht l"|"H NV
casualties nave rrSUl'Cu 10 D0lh
-. a., ,.,,,,.ro,,,,,
Slu'> III wv al
The huSpl'alN are cTO"ueu WIN
,,..,,,r,1oJ orI i,.iur The dlSoatCt,
IL .,,I
adds lnal I N!llli l1t1l, W no l"l H''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
No PREDICTION
0F THE VOTING
On IRISH TREATY
EARNEST DEBATE AT ,
TWO PUBLIC SESSIONS
Adoption Of the Pact for Irish
Free State Moved By
Arthur Griffith.
- - - E-1 - -

Iuhl:u. Dec. l9.-(By the Associated
PressD--Whcn the Dali Eireann adjourn
cd tonight after two lengthy public sss-
sions. devoted to earnest debate, nothing
tangible had developed to Indicate now
tho members would vote on tho question
uf rnii". .u- The treaty designed TO set
up the Irish Free State.
Imr"dirrly after adjournment the
correspondent interviewed four promin-
cnt Sim Fciners. Deputy Duggan, Mrs
Shcehy Skcftington. Tom Johnson. sec
retary Of the Irish Liberia movement,
and Col"ucl Maurice Moore All or them
declared I Was Impossible to make any
estimate Of the relative strength OF
those faVoring and those opposing the
treaty. OF 70 hazard a guess as to which
side eventually would gain majority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
Germans Clamp Lid
on Wild West Fiction

Berlin. Dec, Forty thousand vol
umcs % detective "W.ld West and
indian s:nri7s. wh'.n I'D been put In
circulation here h -" tho revolution.
we're piled up ard b.:-~"d under N" SUI
7c-v!s,o, 0r tho A27oc.a'ion for tine
rrote-;.or q. Ce-n1an Youths T"""ntiy
The association naa carried on an cNt"n-
sly. s7cochmakirG campaign against
such literature.
The hooi,s burned today w"r" turned
n Ivy boys who rnd purchased 'hem
Tho association haa given chem - "<-
change for tho dra.-oycI bonk". o.aes'-
"a, works and oth~- good reading mat
tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
The Dali Eire.nn Dsbats

l''.h' l. Doe. l9.-Ey The Associated
Press D. The Dali Ereann began at 1880
o'ctu. Z, ItrS m"ru,ng its public session
for consideration Of the Anglo-1r!sh
peace treaty. Every seat In the hall
was taken when the speaker. Professor
John MacNeill. called the meeting to
order.
Adoption 0. the treaty was moved
bv Arthur Griffith. foreign minister
IN tn. Dali cabinet. and signer Of the
London agreement.
Commandant McKeor. Of County
Longford, one of the best known OF
Tho Irish Republican. army leaders, sec
onded the Griffith motion. saying: g..
The I-is' people want suostancei
not shadows.
Immediately after the meeting beEan
orrpncut arose as % whether the docu-
men, introd j:cch hy kdruonn De Naler-.
he 3arub!:- = nrHsideui at the priva'l
meeting Of tive Iai. last week should I've
Introduced p. - public session. J.,
:raAsrircd HAT tho document IN uucS-
:icu was IN alternative proposed peace
II uc"ccmcnt drawn up by De Valera.
Sneaker Macbeth and Mr.. De Faler'
had rruEeetcd that the document be re
rarded as confidential until he put Tor
ward his own proposal in the public ses-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
THE WEATHER

ohio-rnoreasing cloudineSs Tuesday
,robably followed by rain Tussdny night
Az we4n,aday; colder IN north and west
Dort!oru "Wednesday
west virginiE-Fnir Tuerd"y, Wa.
..Aav unsettled followed by rnin' Aot
-,ucb charge IN tcmDorature.
western Pennsylvanin-r7ir TneSoAy'
u.h,.sdav unsettled. probably rain; not
,,uch change In temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
Ths Ccmmittse

Ths cun1.r.-tce named = composed Of
rnv e Ua.rcs. Grafton. y. g. ogden
Wheeling. !. H. Long. NInt.1sto7' {
y Hodges. Mcrgan'0"G: Ike 'host
K,uc0cId. Water CLARK. Charleston
:. !. Dcv!ne lClarishurS a" n"w"2Srer
men.
D.,csa;os attending III" meeting were
WILLIAM .Burdc'tc Matthew'S, Charleston
Dov {. Ha!nes. Grafton. !. II. Long
huntington. George runsi.nao7. r.
Riucneid: II ". P!SGott. Graf'"7: c. n.
Dowler. Whaa..nG. J. W. NnnderFoT'
parkcrsburE: c Z Hodge" Morgan
town. II. g. Nu-nr. Eik!rs. Richard A.
nIrnv. RurKhaano., JR:Hrs 7. DoVine
harrisburg. ClyIc F. Smith. Martins
hurr: 4. 6. Heck Spencer: q. /. wilson
rarkersburg Harold G GaU7', Mounds
,l'lc. u. 4 Wcicr. Keysnr: 6. Il. Dai!'
snn weston, G r Simpson. Spencer.
Another meeting WI r" held here DC
,or,har 20 with other organizations
.r,rh,"o,,cr nlrunE sellers. = WAS no'
,hI,w,ll. ,hnt ia meetings and 'n!"r'
-notton r!r. uniting through !ts hNF"a
vera opcr % ,he public: 'Hht c"n9i'
,,,lor before = can ia termed un.aw
r,I -,.r. engage N al u1rrasonaoi" r"'
strain. Q, 'rnde and crer--"ach norma
rn-kp. conditions In g." Ira't'rS NJ
~. rssOrlat!or. ne Rav nothing mat
~ S,rc-nrt rrarr :ro results NrnGHceo
hy ma government N re d'n'r'ontor
=. make. reports nd otf"r 'Hf"Fina'
...,, .,rcr, that 'he association SouRN'
;, -.or1 rrcaeurcs "'u thc hpckw""IS
,r,o-, vas not nva!'ah." -~':0N oF 80
yoynr--rrt information
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
REVENGE MAY
Be THE MOTIVE
Illinois Man Who Testified in
Trial Found Murdered
in Haystack.

t.dwardsvil". Ills. Dec. l9.-Tha
body Of Isaac W. Lockard. OF Nokom!s.
Ills. wdS found this afternoon In a
s'r;,wStack on farm I've miles west
of here" I.orkard had given important
information - the authorities. Il was
said. in connection WITH the S95.000 pay
roll robbery at kiuca!d last August.
He had b2cn struck on tho head and
shot in the back ot tho head and ap-
parcnt.y had been dead several days.
Tho authorities expressed the belief
Lockard was lurcd TO the s;rawstack
and k!liNd there.
I.ockard had given information to
states Attorney Doweu. OF TaSlorvtllo,
against Ills cousins. NJ J. lockard. or
KiucaId. and Jess I,ockard, or Tay;oi-
Vile. who are under bond n conncc-
zion with tho kinca!d robbery and was
20 have hc"a witness against them.
Tho robbery was committed August
-. when mail carrier was held up
between the postot!cc and bank At Kin
cIid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
RED TRUCK IS
NERVE RACkER
IN WALL STREET
Predicted Second Explosion
Does not Materializc-
Burns Awaits Report.

New York. Dec I?--(By III" A'sH''atcd
Press No developments. This vas 90
DAYS rcrort both on the second hNpl"s'
ion against which Walt Street had been
warned and the governments inNest'Sa-
tlon Of the 1920 blast
Lower Manhattan apparently tailed 70
taks seriously letters mailed "a hrok-
ers, predicting that by niEhtf'll 'ower-
ing skysCrap"rS within tlvc block rad
ivs OF the stock exchange would b" !AId
low.
clerks appeared concerned only With
getting 70 WORK on time J. /. Morgan
who was supposed to b" ~" chief ohJ"'t
OF the plot arrived. unattended, Mt MS
otfIce at his regular hour. TIL" "Suh
noon day crowd at tn" Intersection o.
Wall. Broad and Nassau street" """in' u
greater II ANYTHING. for New N"r" is
city Of the cur'ouH.
Guards On Duty
True. n few more guards could he seen
on duty. and the spcCia! prc:oEatNe OF
Santa Claus to secrecy vas Violated ~
Suspicious looking Christmas pacEages
were yearched. once red 'n"'or 'ru'H
loaded with blue barrels. recalling IN"
on,tnous death wagon IN wHi.h the ''aV
bomb burst. caused a hutt"r. nut dH'e'
prevailed Immediately.
VIM. J. Burns OF the hur"N" Of IN
vestigaton, Of the department of JUS
tIce was sttll in the city awaiting cable"
reports from his agents In warsaw con
cernl7c the arrest Of wolfe lLnd"nicid
alleged ac.ua!HtcnancN 0c l.cCl1", n
connection w!tN the i9-o "Nrloe!on.
ITo prnfessed h'mscl. rnyst'aed a. tho
non-arr!vsI 0C any such T"pNrts and
scanned with interest Associated Press
dispatches bearing on tho subject, vol
unteertng tho comment that tn" C"rre''
pondert was getting good informal
ton
Burns Has No Report
Orc exp.anat!on advanced ny Mr.
Rur.s for his failure % r"cn'rc d-.
tailed rCrort was thai . ''"uld ta"c
considerable time for NGN'' r"sGro'r
to transcrihe his report mt" department.
tai code. In explanation - his h"!."f
expressed IN his arrival here SATURDAY
tha: LIndenCeld's detailed statement a..
ready was n Washington. Mr Burns
said ,ha, n" had r"arhcd ''.s assHnp
ION on ,hr theory that rossrov" wo",d
put thu statement on N" cnn'"' !r1m~d'
iatcly. and on mo estimate" "f transmits 8
sion time suppI!ed him ny Tn" state de-
?artm"nt
Mr. Burns. Who vi, 'e'u~H ~ Wahh
i,g,np tomorrow. SAID tho o." nAvloe'
reco!vsh HroTr CoHErore hsd h""n f!eh
r..ora T!ndrrr~ih'a nr-cst l.r''l th'
department -, ",red a.. -" 'a"is y
Co.gro~e's rosEess!on. ne Sa'i 'h"r'
would he no round ~ 90 SfSr""'s "'
triq side Of the Atlantic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
Another Version

Rut IN. French dc.egaies themselves
did no: ~ ,.ooStrue a long message or
Instructors received from the premier
during the ,ia,. They described 1t as Al
v!sinE them to 20 as far toward meet
ing the American views as they could
without sacrifice Of French national in-
.ereSts |: was said not 70 body n
specific d"cisioU ror - make rr!erence
10 any specific tonnage plan.
with the negotiations in that "itue-
ton, Mr.. hughes ana Albert Sarraut.
head Of tho FreHrh delegation. held a
Tong conference late ta.S afternoon and
rerted without mak.aE any onnounce-
ment. |, was said only that the CON
versations were proceeding and that
there was a mutual expectation Of ultl-
mate agreement
In other quarters also there was ap-
oa-cnt 4 distinct not" Of optimism. de-
spite the days mystICying succession Of
Developments Among American off,
Gals an almost unanimous belief pre-
vailed that France eventually would
:ake ,he American lsure for her capi-
,al ship ai1otmen.. even though she tn
sisted on an increase ~ submarine ton
0i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
French Naval
Move May Be
Only Gesture
m En ~ Ia uR Rm mm
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
THE lNTELL1G T. \ GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper III the
State of West Virginia.
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(contanuod on Page giK.)
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Prisoner Favored Tips JaIlcr OF TO
Plot to Nil Him In Break

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.--The scrip
ural adage about bread cast upon
the water returning has firm dis
ciplc here today In Jailcr John
Murphy
While feeding prisoners In tho de-
tectlye bureau, Murphy slipped an
extra chunk OF bread to JOHN sala-
man, under arrest for wife descrtion.
salnmon wns 50 grateful that hc tip
ped Murphy or 60 jail delivery
plot which, according Co SalaWan q
story involved the murder Of Mur-
phy himself
Acting on information given by
S1lnmIu 1Ulcrs searched the cells
occupied by four ~ the mos, hard
puod criminals In tho lall ana found
tho bars almost cut through by saws
That had been smuFglcd iu.
Liberation ~ 90 prisoners In tho
dotr.'ir" bureau was to ht,c b.,n
attempted early today. Sllawau told
the police after tho plottora ntd
sawed through the bars. ltillod
Murphy they were 10 have opened
tho other coils with his keys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
NAB III IN COCK FIGHT RAID
Revival Of Forbidden Sport RE-
Vcnlcd In Toronto SwOOp.

TORONTO. ont Fob. 2i.-Rc-
vlyal Of cock fighting, banned by
law ~ years ago. was revealed here
today with the arraignmcnt OF III
prisoners taken In a raid on the
National Conduit building yesterday.
Tho prisoners include prominent
business men Of Toronto. Hamilton.
Chicago. Brantford and Niagara
Falls
Twenty-Five live fighting cocks
and three hens and five cocks which
lust their lives In battle before the
police arrived, were ContisCatcd.
One OF the birds had steel spurs at
tached. and a set OF dagger pointed
mailed spurs" was found in q
pocket OF ono OF tho prisoners.
The raiders intimnted "A man who
lost heavily In the betting on fight
In Buffalo. n. v, last week, gave
them the tip.
Inspector David McKennory aid
he believed cock fighting had as
sumod international proportions
within recent months.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Makes a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
Really better than r~a ady made
cough .yrup-, and saves about ~.
FaailJ and quickly prepared.
i2Ses2S2S2s2s1S2S2S2s2S2S2s1

u you combined the curative prop.
cough remedy, you probably could
NJ there is In this simple home. de
cough syrup, which !9 easily prepared
in few minutes.
Get from any druggist 2h ounces
OF Pincx, pour II into n pint bottle
and fiji the bottle with syrup, using
either plain graduated sugar syrup,
clarified molasscs, honey, or corn
syrup, ss desired. Tho result ia "A
iu'l pint Of really better cough syrup
than you could buy ready.made for
three times the money. Tastes pleas.
ant and never spOlls.
This Pincx and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause Of a cough and
gives almost immediate relief 1t
loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-
tated membranes so gently and easily
that Il is really astonishing.
A days use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, hoarscncss and bronchial asth-
ma, there is nothing better.
PneN IA a most valuable concen-
tratcd compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used for
generations to break severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2h ounces Of pincx"
with full directions, and don't accept
anything elsc. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.,
r. Wayne, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Girl waited q Score
OF Years for Louer;
NOW Asks His Fortune

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Fob. 2l.--
E,hprs Of u 2O-ycat romance we're
heard Boo federal district court
h,r. today with the uiHl of the
ui OF Miss Molllo Qulrk, MI.
Wpukoo woman. f0r $500 900
share bon the estate Of tho late Pat
II.k E1Uphor wealthy Memphis
man. who. according To- the aver.
u"utH ~ Miss Ouirk. waa under
promise io holuoath her hl8 iuI
tuu, 200 I"lurn for her promise not
tu we'd during hiv lifetime
According Go Miss Qu.rk. Kali
Hhrr won her promise Co mnrry
him Il 1899, while rhr was "a
student iu Milwaukee convent
At that tlmo Miss guirk was Il
years uId ana Eullahrr Was 7n.
Parental objections prevented the
marriage Miss Ouifk explained.
during tIp 20 years fhHt inter.
N,u,l uuNl knllnhcr's death Iu
lgi. U.# ,uufHhiu continued md
both hrh Goo the troth plirhtDd boo
1872 by mutual undertaking.
neither marrying Ator Ell,aIrrs
death which followed long 900.
mess during which Miss Quirk
acted us hls nurse. claim w mH
estate WINS sot up lu her behalf
bat This vns contested by tho frl-
atItDa AZ kllllhor. Litigation nam
ing tur Rank pf Commerce & Trust
90 of Memphis administrator ~
tho estate. ne defendant. was In
o'i'ufol in the courts several years
ago. but was transferred To- tho
federal court whore II was placed
on trial today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
NEW TYPHUS ALARM
7 hrcC Members uT Lewis Kun, PA,
iOmily Dead uf Mysterious
MoiuI,

BRA DrDHD. pa. Fob. 2' Win
ih''" members Of The family ~
JoFurr Humauoli already dead and
two others seriously IlI the board
uf health at LOWS Run Us today
taking every prcuautipu TO- prevent
mo spread uf the strange disease.
which, D. is feared is typhus The
lhird death wns that of stella. "a
ycur-od daughter. late last
night n is expected that today
county Health OFFICER ". a strand
or pf Smilhport viii take charge of
rho situation aud act for the state
board Of health quarantine rcgu-
Iatlons are bciuE rigidly enforced at
Lewis Run. which is a borough six
miles from here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Mrs. BerRsfOrff Sues
To RecOUer q Million

WASIllNGTON. Feb. 2I.- Suit in
behalf OF Countess Jeanne Won Bern
sturff, wife or tho former Germnu
ambassador In Washington, to re-
cover approximately 81 900 600 worth
OF property seized by the alien prop
erty custodian during tho war, was
flcd here in the district supreme
court The complaint alleged that
none OF the property involved came
TO her from enemy sources, II having
been inherited from her father, the
late Edward Luckomeycr of New
York, who LETT 100000 TO her and
her mother.
The prcscut address Of Countess
Won Berustorff was given as upper
Havarin. bat me- complaint added
that she was "soIourulng In Berlin"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
GOfhdmite Threatened
Because of assistance
In Probe of ". y. Graft

NEW YORK. Fcb. u Creation
Of "a trust fund Of $4,000 By Ed
wSrd liduh. Sew YORK NOR
chant to be- used in financing
graft Inquiries in 'uo city admins
trat.pu, only ln event ot his death
uH q result uf corruption 'X-
rnsIrss by former Governor whit
man. was announced today
Nh liatDh recently sent % check
FOR 10000 90 finance Mr.. whit
mans investigation OF alleged core
rupilpu iu municipal departments,
huf i' has not been needed because
the board OF cstimat, appropriated
the necessary funds.
Tie $4,000 fund ,H iu tho form
~ an Insurance polio, and was
inspired because uo aaId ho had
received numerous Anonymous
threats on his Ilfe since hs check
was sent iu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
NEW SUSPECT IN MYSTERY
Another Held for Death OF Teachers
ON cleveland Road

CLEVELAND. ohio. Feb 21.-A
new suspect. man the police say
was la Parma NillhRc last Wedncs-
day In the vicinity wherc Louise
Wolf and Mabel Fuotc, Parma high
school teachers, were beaten 20
death. was being held for question
lng today. The man was arrested
when no reported for work In a fac
tory after the police had failed TO
find him nj home.
Another suspect, arrested near
Marion, Ohio, probably will bc
brought here for questioning. Sheriff
WAshburn OF Marion said the man
bears many scratches on tho face
and arms. He In unsound mentally
according to tho sheriff, and WA
without hat or coat when arrested.
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Loses Suit Against Druggist.

M'ALESTER. Feb. 21.--A verdict
for the defendant, !. X. Williams,
druggist. when suit was heard In tho
district court, in which John Bolcic,
miner OF Adamson. asked for $1,000
damages FOR illness alleged 10 have
resulted from orroneouslv labeled
bottles. BOlCte claimed Williams de-
iiycrcd prescription for which a
solution OF poison was wrougtullE
causing BolCic to be
poisoned. The case occupied several
defendant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

lts 20 meet the needs growing out of
the war"
Senator Reed, democrat. Missouri
developed in examination OF Assist
ant Secretary Kelley, that "A loan Of
$4,000 had bccn given Liberia after
both Secretaries Daniels and Baker
had naid any assistance which that
country might give In prosecuting
the war would "bc negligible" The
senator read "A letter from former
Acting Secretary Moylc OF tho treas
ury. 60 President Wilson. IN which
no asked the prcHldonts approval
for credit OF f5.000.00O requested
by Liberia Tho letter showed the
premdent's had approved" II and
authorized the credits establish
ment on the ground OF common
Justice and friendship"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
FOR "pOLITICAL EIEECT."
SAYS RstON GENERAL.

BOSTON. Mass, Fcb. 2l.--Dan-
gers from typhus epidemic is very
remote and published statements OF
Sew York health authorities regard
ing typhus is "for political effect"
declared Surgeon General Hugh s.
Cummings, Of the United states pub
lie health service, who came here
today TO examine Boston's i'm migra-
ton facilities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
SNOW HITS PIE DEALINGS
Blizzard Effects "a Corner" Pre-
venting All Deliveries,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i.--Dealers In
American pie and meringue pre-
ferred TO apple. common, were
caught short today in wall street,
where 5000 blocks, divided into
%, 900 shares, usually are sold daily.
investigation by the board Of COVER
nors of the Messenger Bows Ex-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
CASTING BREAD SAVES HIM SLAYER FAsTs 60 DAYS. DIES
Throat Burned by Potson Man Who
knlcd wife Couldn't Fat.

THE DALLES, ore. Fen. al
George f.. West. who shot his wife
December 80, died today at a hospi.
tai hcre after an involuntary fast of
90 days Wcst drank poison after
tho shooting and physicians said u
burned his tiroJt, preventing him
oven water.