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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Ocean Bathers
FindCun Sought
In Kennedy Case
Burch Shaken After Witness
Identifies Him IS Motorist
In Roadster Police
Say He Used.

Los Angeles, Aug. 15.-Bathers
on the beach at Santa Monica today
found and turned over to the au-
thorities a complete l2-gauge shot
gun lying in the shoal waters along
the shore.
The sheriff of Los Angeles county
and the district attorney have re-
Gently caused search to be made
along the Santa Monica beach for
such weapon, believing that the
circumstances around the shooting
OF ]. B. Kennedy here week ago
indicated that his slayer had after
wards disposed of the weapon by
throwing it into the ocean which is
about 10 miles from the scene OF the
shooting in Beverly Glen.
Sheriff Cautious.
The stock of another shotgun was
turned over to the sheriff here early
yesterday by camper, who said he
had found it also i'll the shallow
waters along the beach. The first
find lacked the barrels.
The sheriff had sent men to Santa
Monica at noon to-day to examine
the latest find. Their report was
not expected for some hours, as the
offering OF rather large rewards tor
the recovery of the weapon, which
rewards were offered by private in
terests, caused the sheriff to move
cautiously in accepting any new
finds as evidence.
Identified by Motor.st.
Arthur c. Burch of Evanston, Ill.,,
former college friend of the dead
man. held in Jail since the day after
the killing, was said to have been
identified yesterday by motorist,
who says he encountered Burch in
the roadster which the police say had
been in the glen on the night of the
shooting.
The meeting occurred, he said,
near Santa Monica canyon mouth,
where officers recently declared that
they believed the slayer of Kennedy
had gone in machine, throwing the
gun used into the ocean,
The witness said that his lights
flashed into the car driven supposed
ly by Burch and that the man in
side the car was wearing dark gog-
giles, although it was then late at
night.
In the jail late yesterday the wit
ness requested that Burch put on his
oark glasses, which up to this time,
it is said, he had always donned
when witnesses had been brought
against him. Burch refused and he
was led into a private room with the
rev witness. What occurred within
was not revealed but Burch came out
noticeably shaken.
Mrs. Madelynne Obenchain, COM
panion of Kennedy the night of th... I
Staying, who was reported early yes
terday as knowing something which,
* she cared to tell, would permit her
immediate freedom, denied late last
night that she had made such state
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14

well groomed stopped his sedan car
and called to her.
"lll give you $40 for one of your
curls," she says he offered. display
ing a pair OF shears.
AT first | reused Anita told
detectives yesterday, But when he
insisted he would give ME $40 for just
one curl | consented.
"He took hold of my braid and
clipped it, but l didn't know he took
nearly all of it until | got home.
"He asked me to wait while he
had a check cashed to pay me and
told him | lived at 40l6 North
Thirty-fourth street and he could
bring me the money there"
When the man failed to appear
police were notified.
Detectives say man of the same
description has been accosting girls
in other parts of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Boy, IS, Hanged Self Trying
"To Grow Big and Strong

Butte, Mont, Aug. 13.-Physical
culture literature describing methods
OF neck stretching is believed by po-
lice and county officers to have
caused the hanging of Charles N.
Roberts, l5-year-old son of DR.. c. M.
Roberts, chiropractor, whose body
was found hanging to transom in
his room yesterday.
A friend, Jess Daley, aged 10, said
young Roberts had an ambition to
grow big and strong and had been
reading closely physical culture lit
erature describing how the neck
could be developed.
The father of the boy is being
held pending additional investiga-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Vice President and Wife
Congratulate DIR. Harding

Marion, O., Aug. l3.-Congratula-
tions from President Harding to his
father, DR.. George T. Harding, on
his marriage yesterday to Miss Alice
Severns, his Office assistant, at Mon
roe, Mich, had not been received last
night. Fluctuations were received yes
terday afternoon from Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Stranger Steals
Little Girls Hair
Man in Sedan Offers Her $40
For Curl; Clips Entire
Braid and Drives Away.

1t cost Anita Crabb, II, her long
braid of curly blonde hair Friday
to learn not to trust a stranger.
Anita was walking near Sprague
street in Creighton boulevard in the
afternoon, when middle aged man,
smoothly shaven, dark haired and
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
To Law Cornerstone

Alliance, Neb., Aug. 1.-THE cor
nerstone of the new Methodist Epis-
copal church here will be laid Sun
day, August 2S. Ceremonies will
be conducted by the local order OF
Masons. A public program will at
tend the laying Of the stone.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Soviet Russia Grants U. S.
Citizens Permit to Leave

New York, Aug. l5-Official an
nouncement that soviet Russia has
granted permission for all Ameri-
can citizens to leave the country,
if they desire, was made by George
Chitcherin, soviet minister of foreign
affairs, in a cable message received
today by the magazine Soviet Russia.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Squaw Man Kills Youth
Who Courted His Daughter

Norfolk, Neb., Aug. l3.-Percy
Steifel, %, of Niobrara, married, was
shot and killed at Pierce last night
by Gus Barr, squaw man, who told
witnesses that Steifel paid attention
to his daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14

To hold flash light on a persons s
arm and leave both hands free is
the purpose of wire bracket in
vented by a Pennsylvania
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14

When a new sunshade is closed it
becomes hand bag, the handle dis
appearing within it and the carrying
being done with loops.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
a fen of the volues offered:

101.50 Barbara Breakfast Set of Fumed Oak
decorated in blue, Table and four Chairs,
Complete Ol .OO
$500 Duxbury Breakfast Set in Old Ivory,
Table and four Chairs. ....... .63. so
77.00 Windsor Breakfast Set in Mahogany,
Table and four Chairs. .........5 $500
71.00 Windsor Breakfast Set in Walnut,
Table and four Chairs. ....... Is, 90
103.50 Yarmouth Breakfast Set in Blue and
Ivory, Table and four Chairs . i. .S9. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
ADVERTISEMENT
Doctors Recommend
Bon. .0pto for the & YES

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as safe home remedy
in the treatment of eye troubles and to
strengthen eyesight. Sold under money
refund guarantee by all druggists. 2.
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can middlewelEht and also Knocked
out Hubert Roc, a Frenchman.
The victory over Willie LOWS
forcefully impressed the worth Of
the French boxer in the minds OF
ring experts both in Europe and in
America.
Lewis and his manager tell an In
terenting story In connection with
the Lewis-Carpentier bout. They
met Carpenters manager, Descamps
early In the morning 10 arrange for
the contest and in a few minutes
all details except one comparatively
minor point had been settled. They
argued with Deseamps until three
o'clock and then went out for lunch.
Returning at four. they found Des-
camps still gesticulatig. Through
an interpreter the argument was
kept up until 2 o'clock the following
morning and then Lewis. with Des.
camps still talking, gave IN the
ship" The inciden. is eloquent tes-
timnoy Of the careful manner in
which Carpenters interests have
been cared for by his shrewd man.
ager both inside and outside Of the
roped arena.
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NOTICE OF MEETING or poaEfSs
OF REVIEW AND EouAEi.
zATloN.
To Whom II May cottehtn.ii

To Whom It May concetn.
You are hereby notified that ths
Board Of ReyieY and Equalization
of Marion county, West NirEinia
will meet in the city Of Faffmnht
at the court house Of Said count !.
on Friday, July LIST, 1891 fof AZ
purpose Of reviewing ana euuatizlnz
the assessment OF said countS "a
returned by the assessor, and VII
continue in sessioniuntil said wor.
is completed, not, however, ex6eed
Ing twenty-five days. J
Tho land and personal propefty
books Of said county for the, Sdttf.
rent year will be then open for h.
spcction and any person NAV a..
amino the same and have any a.
rors that may appear In the aSsess.
ment Of his property corrected and
do such other and further thines
that may be necessary to protect
his interests.
Given under my hand this 20th
day of juno, 1921.
LEE n. SATTER EtE1il1l
Clerk Of tho County Court and d.
ofticio Clerk OF said Board.
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The home OF MIR, and Mrs. Welza
Kennedy was the scene of prettily
appointed gathering last Saturday
6Yening the occasion being in honor
et the 21st anniversary OF Mrs. Ken
,nedy's birth. Many sincere wishes
fas veil as a number OF presents
were given the young hostess. A
merry evening was spent in so.
cial way and delicious refreshments
were served. Those present we're.
MI. and Mrs. T. w. Musgrave and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Lias Kennedy, Mrs. Hes
ter Ann Kennedy. Mrs. Blanche
Mortified, the Misses HazcI and
Grace Eddy, Pearl, Ida and Rhodd
Reed. Meta Eddy, Messrs uuy Oar
rhh. Sterling Ammons, Carl Camp
bell Miller Amos, Clarence Eddy
Gail Mason, Willie, Wills, Junior
and Ralph Eddy, Johnny Reed, Mr..
and Mrs Welza Kennedy and daugh
ter Faafla.
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colin district. Consideration. $3.50.
Robert Downs and wife to Willie
Downs, a parcel Of land In Lincoln
district. Consideration. $1,000.
B. F. Gaskins to H. C.. Hixen.
baugh. a parcel Of land on Elkins
street in the city OF Fairmout. Con.
sideration, $4,000.
Albert Ammons and wife to G. E.
Salisbury. a parcel OF land in the
village OF Fairview. Consideration,
s1.O0.
Maude e. Lindsay to Jacob j.
Smith, parcel Of land on Eleventh
street in the city Of Fairmont. Con,
sideration, $3.50.
Celia R. Cox to Walter E. Fenton,
parcel Of land in the Third ward
Of the city OF Fairmont. Consider
alton, $3.50.
Trevcy Nutter. special commits.
sioner, to Celia R. Cox and j. 7,
Hamilton parcel OF land in the
Fairmont independent district.
Consideration, $4,000.
Celia h, Cox, j. W. Hamilton, ct
ux.. to Northwest Development
company. a parcel OF land in Fair.
mont district. Consideration, S..
1884.
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Ring Bouts Of
Carp and Champ

DURING 'l'e lournes "S' sI',,. tHG eum y,
tinent dempsey was estapIlal,lHs
record whlcn ~ou.u nave maue the
name one ROUND 9s, Deulpse , not ~
appropriate nc Fcc"F" "uoh ~
cites win HOMOGENEOUS Ies4 G.,.i
his list OF knockouls' iiomeE omI ni,;
/. round; JIM flEllh' ! round h'tl
Brennan. . ROUNDS Hull sauce, |
round; rom Riley ! TonnI, nan
Wetcher. rounds, Arthur felSeS'
! round; Nid Mceartn!' l round
Eob peVere' ! ronna' lorky flyhn'
! round; Fred FUTON, ! ronnu' JACK
Moran J. round Carr MOTIFS !
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days here on account OF the illness
Of her sister. Mrs. pelbert Drum.
mond Of Murray avenue. Mrs. Drum
mond has been suffering from mas
told trouble but is improving at
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton and
daughters, MIR. and Mrs. Jack Bentz
and children and Miss Agnes sapp
motored 10 Warrington Sunday and
enjoyed MONDAY dinner from a
well-filled hamper which they had
taken with them.
Mrs. Fay Everson and children
of Pennington were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. David sapp on pennsyl.
vania avenue Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Parker and sons Har-
old and Charles. Charles Abel and
family, the Misses Eva and Louise
Renner and a number OF persons
from Fairmont formed a picnic par.
ty who enjoyed Sunday at the Abel
farm on Valley river.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins who
have been the guests OF relatives
here have returned TO their home at
Morgantown.
Herbert Beard who has had a sev.
eral days attack OF appendicitis is
recovering at his home on Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Gus Thompson OF Hammond Is
the guest of his niece, Mrs. John
Gerktn on Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Veda Arnett OF Warrington
is the guest Of her cousins the Miss
es Florence and Lois Rutherford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence are
guests of the lattcrs parents Mr..
and Mrs. j, a. Hess on Bellview
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence re.
side at Canton. Ohio.
Mrs. 7, A. Richardson came home
the first of the wee kfrom Pitts.
burgh where she had been the guest
Of her daughter Mrs. Paul D. Coch-
ran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Murriner and
son ana MT. and Mrs. Don Cunning.
ham and children Of Hundred spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Vandcrgrl!
OF Liberty avenue are guests OF
their son George vandergrIf Of
Shinnston.
Mrs. Harry Moore and little son
are leaving Friday for Hominy
Falls where they will be the guests
Of Mrs Moore's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. McCutcheon for several weeka
Grover Wilson of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue has returned home from a
visit with relatives on Pennsylvania
avenuc.
The members of Mss Helen Ru-
ble's Sunday school class were en-
tertalned yesterday evening at the
homo Of Miss Rublo's aunt ON Penn
sylvania avenue.
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BELLVIEW
-cltrs party

y The members OF the senior Bible
Sass Of the Highland avenue Sun
dry school we're very pleasantly en-
Ieftainhd on Saturday evening at
Sfhe home Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Astegens on Murray avenue Deco
Fatietts Of sweet peas were used in
the living room and the home look
cd very attractive. Mrs. W e.
psnis was also hostess with Mrs.
.;teyens. The usual class business
was adjusted and plans for a picnic
tostake the place OF next months
rnAsting were discussed. Mrs. Ste
yeng was assisted in serving re.
tfeshments Of Ice cream, cake and
coffee by her two little daughters
Mary and Thelma. Those present
Hsre Mrs. Winfield PscKius, Mrs.
Clarence Mortified and children,
NH Il. 9. Meserve, Mrs. S. W
Rutherford, Mrs. Virgil Morris,
Mis-. Martha Grub, Mrs. W. E. Den
,pis3 Mts. George Stevens, Mary,
(Thelma and Ada Stevens and the
,teaeler, &. o. Parker.
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Kingnont Lost
Hard Contest

The Valley River club OF King
mont was defeated in very fast
game Of baseball on their grounds
last evening By the score OF 81 by
Grant Town with Braithwood and
MCGOWAN as the battery.
The contest was a pitchers bat
tie until the seventh INNING when
an error on the third out gave the
Grant Town team a run which tied
the score and then two hits netted
them five runs and the game,
WEIGH for the Valley River boys
pitched superb ball and should have
won the contest. Brentwood also
had about everything on the ball
and pitched well.
Neithe: team earned u run and
the contest should have been score.
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Bsiiview Is enjoying small build
insSboom. Among the houses going
up st the present time are the new
homes OF Jesse Lynch and Z e.
Fields on Bellview avenue. DR. Bal
ashthas also let the contract for a
Handsome residence at the junction
OF Bellyiew and Pennsylvania ave-
nueb, while Carl stutler and A. E.
Thomas are each building residenc-
es On Highland avenue This is
the second house for Mr.. Thomas
this year as he has just moved into
j newly completed residence on
layraan street.
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Business Meeting

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
)Htghland avenue church had their
regular business meeting on Mon
daysbyening. Owing to the absence
~ the president, Mrs. Frank S.
White, who is out Of town. Mrs G..
Of Parker presided at the meeting
which was held on the church lawn
Plans for the box supper to be CIV
en- at the church on Thursday eve
ming were completed and the oeca-
sion gives promise OF. being a most
'S4ioyahle occasion. Ice cream. cake
nd lemonade will BIO offered for
aleYas well as tho box lunches. A
speeial program has been prepared.
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Mr.: and Mrs. John T. Gerkin, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence HiggInbotham,
Mrs, Guy satterfield and children
were 3 party who journcyed to Big
Rock Sunday after noon and enjoy.
ed 8 pleasant outing and also par.
ticipated in picnic supper before
returning 10 their homes,
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RihIe Class

The Worth While Bible class will
meet this Wednesday instead of on
rhutsday evening. The meeting
VIII be at the church and the Worth
SlShilss will meet at the home OF
Mrs Julia Rutherford and proceed
from there to the church at s
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Personals

Nj. and Mrs. j. W. Parker of
Newark. Ohio, are the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Charles South.
ard on Highland avenue.
M and Mrs. A. b. Moore and
daughter have returned from WIS.,
with relatives in Paden City, W.
ts. s. g. Douglas and children of
Bsliyiew avenue left last week for
4 months visit with tho formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mechanic Of
Salem
MI. and Mrs. John Wolf Of Meats
vile have returned homo after
spehdings a few days with the fam
III 30 Mr.. a. G. Polling on Bell
view Avenue.
Mrs Clyde Holt Of Baxter has re.
turned home after spending several
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To Dynamite Club

4 The members OF the Pollyana Sun
day school class will meet at the
Sunday school room of the High.
land avenue church at 1850 Thurs.
'day evening. The purpose Of this
meeting Is to organize what will be
known as the eight weeks club.
Miss Lulu Good will be present and
assist in the club organization.
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Among those from BellyIcw who
attended the military funeral OF Ar
liea Hausht at Basnettsville on last
Sunday afternoon were Mrs. Mar
garet Ammons, Mrs. Martha Grubb.
Mrs.. John Fisher. Mrs. ". Z. Den
mis- and Miss Weltha Gunoo.
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

David NJ. Hartman to William B.
Bennett and wife, parcel Of land
on tho West Fork river, Lincoln
district, $3.50.
+. L. Sturm ana wife to Emma
Robinson, a parcel OF land in Lin.
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SPECIAL .NorlcEsi

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 81
pervising ArchItect's Cttfcc
Washington, D. G., June II, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS WIN ne Srs,
ceived at this office until 10Ba. III.
July II. 1921, and then opened, tof
remodcling post office screen 10
the United States Post Office, laif.
mont, w. Va, In accordance Sith
drawing No. 2e7and the specitita.
ton, copies OF which may So ma
at this office Or at the office 81 the
Custodian, In the discretion az sthl
Supervising Architect. Jas.
Wetmore, Acting Supervising Afchs
toct. 6;2s.a4.25ss7.2s, III
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To Baltimore

David Nixon, passenger engineer
on the Connellsville division Of the
81 g D left Monday evening for Bal
triate, Md, where he will enter a
hospital and undergo a surgical op.
GRAFTON for the removal Of diseased
! tonEile.
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VTAE9 ss-'-'F' ''V4 . Y > I ~ .
Bases OIL balls-ott Braithwood
/; off WcIch. .. Hit BE- pitcher
By BraithwUod. 1; by WEIGH, /.
Struck out-By Brnithwood, &; by
WEIGH, Z.
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Son Born

M. and Mrs. John Robey OF Penn
sylyanla avenue are the proud par.
vents Of q little son who made his
affIyal on Monday morning of this
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20 HOW TEEY
81 STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago, .; Pittsburgh, /.
Chicago, S; Pittsburgh. 6.
st, Louis. 4; Cincinnati, 3.
New York PHILADELPHIA, wet
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Give your bath tub a surprise
battle with Blue Devil and leave no
rings.-Ady.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Completc set Of black
smith tools including electric
blower a.-d material. Will be sold
as whole or separately. D. o.
Robinson, Worthington, ". Va,
62S 3t-1SSA
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The rainfall around the Caspian
sea is only 10 inches a year.
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Georges Carpenter, fighting from
the bantamweight ranks to meeting
first class mlddlewetghts, scored
his first great sensation in 1919,
when he won the European middle
weight championship from Jim Sui
Ivan an Englishman in two rounds.
The bout was fought at Monte
Carlo. English sportsmen. conf
dent that their man would easily
defeat the Frenchman, journeyed by
hundreds to that famous sporting
resort TO wager thousands OF pounds
on Sullivan.
Witnesses Of the bout declare
that Carpenter with his clever foot
work and spec d,was the winner
from the time the first blow was
struck. Feeling out his man in the
first round he started with the gong
o fthe second to administer terrific
punishment which the Englishman
could not Withstand and took the
count. The result made Carpenter
the most talked OF boxer in France.
In tho same year he scored 90
round victories over George Gun
Their aud Willie Lewis, the Ameri-
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have protected the Mihnesotan,
Dempsey raincd rights and let's 10
Fulton's jaw. Fulton went down un
der the furious nelting and stayed
down.
The Minnesotan tried in various
ways to explain his poor showing
after the bout but to the spectators
the flasco only gave one more indI-
cation that Dempsey was the prop.
er challenger OF Jess Willard for
the heavyweight championship.
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