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Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24
Spo teo the Scenery

a certain clergy GymaH is great he
ueyer 10 The widening influence ~
travel Whcn he and bis w.fr SCI nf
last month for a holiday In SNttzer-
land they took their maid with them.
She WAS much envied 10y the other
girls Of the village and when She rot
back. one OF her friends asked Well
Gladys. what I'D you think Of SwttSer-
luud'"
Not much" was the answer. Il
couldn't really see what the country
was ike. The mountains got in the
way
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

NJ that am now able 70 do my work.
| recommend your Vegetable Compound
T. my friends who have troubles similar
o. mine and you may use these facts
A. testimonial. "-ArN CT PHILLIPS.
TJomsb1f1 Ga,
Weak. nervous women make unhappy
homes. their condition trritatrs both
husband and ch arrn. u has been
Gaid that nine trrths - the nervous
prustrston. nervous dependency 'ths
blues. lrritapility and tAgkachc arise
from s1mv displacement ur derargc-
mcnt - a woman q system. Mr.. Fhil-
lips' letter clearly shows that no other
remedy IL ~ succrssful H. overcoming
this condition as Lydia l.. PnkhAfn o
NrretAhle Cnmp1und
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

'tllT may HiihI ~
a dressing and
b. obi, 90 ldeu'
tlfy all the ln'
gradients but 70
put them tugrth
81 with the tang.
tle Favor aud
the TEN pflu I
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24
dSeDent.

Numbered among the preachers OF
the Disciples OF Christ (the Christian
churchl are almost one hundred wom-
en-. The ftrst woman mlulster oc this
sact was ordained AZ years ago and an
average of two women year has
been added to its ministry since then.
Illinois boasts 10. women preacherN
while Kansas ls second on the list
with eight
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

Wa - weak ana ncr-
vous ! didn't know
what % do. and could
not d. my work Ny
trouble was deficient
and irregular Irri-
ods. ! read IN The
papers what lydiA
T. PmkhAm = vege-
table Compound had
done for others and
decided ~ give u a
trial | got good
results from IL use
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

That itch and burn with hot baths
OF Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
suoinungs Of Cuucurs Ointment
Nothing better, purer, sweeter espe-
cislly II little OF the fragrant Cuti-
cura Talcum is busted on at the I'm
ish. sc each everywhere.-'AdveF>
tisefnent
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

la Amrrlea Wo understand - equal
~ not that Wt 80, all vguaIs 10 learn
iUE % Intellect ana ~ turin. but that
~ are AL equals 10 uhv power 10 10
god and honorable and generous -
SENATOR bulilFtf
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

take one tablespoonful
~ turIeutIuv 10 one gai-
Ion q wuteJ. and soak
the garment for three
hours 10 this solution be
fore IL Is WasheL II So
trrataSl the c0lprs VIII
not fade and the dress
will look Ike new II
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

The ioemss Gsi ~ iAs 'dsAi
And RHn-,a-ihs FarS "a hu Il,gtL
Cplvfsi k,gA ~ AR
4, CHARITY frorAy 'ors
The b-ars hart itai ioii ~ ror,
OF As White Ch1' STA y,..ar hI''
-LONGgELLOW.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24
so WEAK
so NERVOUS
How Miserable This Woman Was
Until She Took Lydia E. Pink
ham, Vegetable Compound

Toarnsboro. Ga. II suffered terribly
with baekAche and headache all the tima,
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

A head ~ lettuce with delicious
snlad dressing H. dlsh ~ tor king.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING

House dresses purchased already
frg9r nre often cutorrd with cheap
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24
n, Joa. olcslssos srTRuAs

IiF foregoing Nsrs" i Hr'HhT ~
LaagfsIlaN though yHg wa} 3"3H
o. Incidentally rt 10 surs" i.s'"r}
tsaa It is ysrss.
Alsa fa maHy ',.-1ss yea s'l fH'
'tr raull' x ss-l .a-Hk'Hs II.
fan .l savage t..ry aHi 1ri'r '
fsls uapf.Hu -I,a.u .H 'lrf f..r '.'
Dsagaa SruN ef" klH"' ""Hrrai
custer - vt#h ufr .H'.F
Wei fH raIHa,I >a's'3s re',H'
fa.k riuaukgf la1aas ~ fhr
N.rttar.f N,-N',r NHrtn s
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Senator Glass Asserts
Sims Opposed Subsidy

I.vnchhUrE Va Ssr' l7.---''nmmc~:
'rg ~ -" stniNmsrt Nv Rear Adr' rn ,
Wlliln' 6 SIMS 'hl' We was rl' 's,akon
when IN n -c,oD' senate d.hst" ~
riu"tHh no ma. n, officer as .IpresS:nC
cpprslt on In deN "lnpmcn, u mcr-
chan marine nv :Ee Tinted S;atHS.
S"ra,r" "ari"r g mas. ~ h,S hom" here
TODAY reiterated h,S ro"nInr .taicmrn.
PrI said hc recalled d'StiDr'lv what Ad-
I.l'rnl Sims had to'd IN IN th":r Lon ion
conversation.
II MAY ha 'h1r 7 was mistaken IN
Y hat Admiral Sims m'aui to .ay." the
Virginia senator said, "hu. vas 10, IN
IL, lcns' mistaken II what hc did saw
I rr,aN q: ,;:rriI' that whrn Admiral
:; ms urr'arch ~ = Nnal word on tho
subject fhat n" United States was ira
'Il'!oually opposed n a shir subsidy I
remarked ~ him. So have | been ever
,Un"" reading Bcn Butt"rUorth's speech
:" y0uEr"~a forty years ago hut. sub
sd, "r ma Subsidy, IN ro' hrl!nve the
American people vii ser again allow
th"'r country 10 be caught N IN" HT il
C"und ,'srlf IN at the ourhr""k "f this
war
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JURY UNABLE To
REACH VERDICT;
QUIT FOR NIGHT

Wr'iamscr 4 Va SEPT - Gee Tho
jury tn rhoss hans the rats - Eee"e
Chambers and F'r.d RurgraT charged
with killing W. J. Ferguson. on" of the
Soy.a Eald~tu.E .Eclts detectives who met
death n n" Matevan hctt,n in May
1920. tailed n return 4 verdict ION: Eh;.
T.. ,ur, naS r~t'rsI r.r ~" n'gh' IN
charg" Of cour, officers.
Js!ro U"lle! sa!d' TO- gu', rs'iref
ahou: O'Clock and viii report ,o ne
ah"u' nlna O'clock tomorrow r.a-Hjrg
rourt VII re'on' enc a. ;ra' me"
CITIZENS Interested IN the case 'nld tho
Associated l'ress that III. jury "Nvng'
"u n" - dom, presented ;ahin- a bal
10; Of S.A 20 SIX.
Before the "ase vas gwen I" the Jury
Arguments were presented ny "ppos! nS
counsel 10hn :. Marcum rt Huntington
opened for the state. he was followed
b. Thomas Wes, for the defense. John
j. Con!T for tho defendants AMI San, IS.
stokes prosecuting attorney. closed the
arguments.
\ venlre % Atty men from Monroe
county has ed h"re Ia take up the
case ot Calvin ,'oy and David rh:I-
lips indicted IN connection with tho kill
ing ot HARRY station n the Agh'Ing in
M:aSo last May.
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SERVICE COMMISSION HEARING
UNITED FUEL RATE APPLICATION
GAS Co~ANY ASKING HUNDRED
PER CENT INCREAsE-Two
OFFICIALS TESTIFY
AlsEs High Costs and Losses. bot
Admit Payment Of Hand
some Dividends.
Ey DWIGHT n. TF,TFE

Charleston w Va. Sent. lo-Ths
application NJ me ln:'ed Tunl Cos
Company Tor a one hundred per cen, In
crease In rates camo VI hefor" ,he pub
leo service commission today for hear
inE.
Thr DAYS session was aiken up ny
the testimony ~ two Witnessed tnr the
applicant. l.. 4 Sriffert. secretary and
treasurer ~ 'he United Fu~l 'ias Conn
pany. and Harry \ Wallace. y!cs rres.-
ienr and general manager
Ny scitfert testified a. length on
'hc rari"us expenses of the company
and exhibited eighteen schedules pur-
rortIng 10 show 'ha receipts. disburse-
merts. genera cNp.nS" labor expense
costs. maintenance .rrense and 90
for;N NJ. Wallace testified as to tho
r-0d"c,ior rNr' 81 maintenance efforts
on ~" company ~ enrand and increase
development. relative expense ~ oper-
alton now and he'orc the WAT the
ra 7idity With which the gas territory
was de7leteA md care other minute
md specific reason. for an increas. OF
rates.
Nr wallace said that the United FNuei
Gas Company had expended very large
sums in testing wild cat" territory dur
inE tho past year and tha; tho attempts
were generally unsuccessful. His tcsti.
mony was confined. as whole. TO gen
eral!ties Ho stated that there had been
practically no decrease In the cost Of
- h"r. az tho company lid not believe
thai living conditions had come down
enough 10 justify a cut IN wages. From
personal standpoint Mr. Wallace
sald that Na. himhelt could see no very
ma tsriai change In mo things ne bought
IN Charleston today from during the
ICON taued on FAEa 1ourosSn)
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FRIENDS Of kEENEY AND MOONEY :
ARE ANXIOUS FOR THEIR SAFETY
SAN NoHTdoMERY wnBS 1o3EO
THY WILL BE MuRDA110
WHEN TAKEN TO 1UH0o
COUNTY ,.-,
Attorney General EnS1And eayS S1Do
IL Grave DangSr-0ovsfncS
Promised Protection

considerable anxiety Is being felt t.
IN. raretv ~ Charles e. Keensy ~
Fred Mooney. president and secfet9+N
r.spec,!ycly ot District No. II. Untto4
Mine WORKERS.. who have been ta&e
from Thar on 10 Mingo county - -
tried on ind lents found against the
there f'r,cn1s NJ Keeney and AoSeeZ
frankly cypress tn. fear that they W1Q
ine,er come back alive but Will b 6lt1O
the same rs Sid HATFIELD and Ed CnaA
her. were in Mcdowell county.
II will NJ recalled that just b~6o9O
g Il Hatfield went 10 AcDoWsu eoUl1E.
threats were made against his M
Dcsptt. these. il was thought By ~
friends that the law would b aba -
protect him and that while he wss unaee
the pro,ection If the legally elected ofn-
rials he would not he In danger. In A1D
heller. he went and was killed by ofneos0
, 81 the Jaw on the steps OF the court
house
With this bloody incident fresh =
mind. friends Of Keeney and koooaV
are apprehenslve. Something Of W1Ae
is feI' - contained In the folloWi10
telegram received by The 1ntelaga10og
yesterday from Sam b. Montgomefy:t
"Keeney and Mooney have surr0o.
dered to Sheriff walker At Charleston.
! II is b-Iics ed they Will be murdered -
! taken tc Williamson. Attorney Gen.
eral England said there was gT1vO
| danger. Certainly they could not GNe
Z fair trial" -.
tSigned) Samuel B. Montgomery.
When Keeney and MOONEY sureA-
d"r.d. they were given the most POSITIVE
assura noes by Governor Morgan tAA3
;hsy would be protected. In order -
make protection absolute, strong GuaHS
would be necessary and would have -
stay with III" Two men every minute -
the day and night. a
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FRISCO GRAND
JURY PROBING
GIRL 5 DEATH
HEARS STORIES OF
ORCIE PARTICIPANTS
ArbuckIe S Wife in Affection
ate Greeting Of the
Comcdian-BeardSlcc
Returning.

san Trar"isco. ,'al SHp'. - Roscoe
Fatty" Nrhurkic. ard the VIC from
h"ri he las H"|n >"r rated for more
than fou; years had a reunion today n
the visitors room at the 'cit$ prison.
where Arhu,H'e is awaiting trial ON a
l"rrt@r charge. ETe is accused cC caYs-
ing the death OF Miss Virginia Earpc
t.r"uEh .n cy',"hr t 4 driukins party
IN I.- >ri'' =. Il uo:"t here.
Arbuckle cia>ped Mrs. M'uta l'urf'"
trrurki" ~ h.~ arms then arfectI"n-
ately greeted hcr mother. Mrs. Flora
nurfee The three with tin iriS"u"r y
brother. \. I. hrhucSle ~ San FianciS-
90. then sat down for IA half h"u" IN
conversation.
Tho grand Jury resumed is in est
xation OF tn" ArburHl" affair tonight
suOp"enaes ha,tng hc"n sent v%t for
I,r NJ. r, RumTcll N" attsNAirS phrsI-
Ian in most or Ms. Happe's iiin"1S ,
Miss Joyce clark. enc % IN" rar''">-
rautS in the patty; pr. labor livingstone,
and Regtudi% Merely. TWO men "h" W"re
reported TO har" some knOwlcdGc "C ihc
affair. and several ":h"r witnesses
Miss Clark" vas questioned by n'e-
,ric, Att"rr.y Matthew \. Rrady today.
hut refused To sign statemen'. and ac-
cordingiy was rrd"reh to appear nef"r"
tho Grand jury
Lowell Sherman ~ Los Angeles. a.Sn
suhpoenaeed Is "n-"Tto To Chicago.
Rrady said. ard ~ leGal means ex!s. to
hriug him hack sherman waS An """u-
pant OF the Arhuchle su:te AMI was
present AZ the party from which ~"
death o, Miss Rarrs resulted.
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WASHINGTON. Sept 9-Announcemcn,
or ,he names OF th!rty-si1 men anu
three women Who have eccepte"
don, Hardings invitation 70 tanN Par'
y, q national unemployment CONFERENCE
her. hegirninE next Monday. was ma"e
,orlrh, hy Secretary Hoover Nthee
names will be announced later he sa'o'
when NJ, tho -c1lics have been rece'N ca.
Tia us' includes Secretaries hoover
and pa,!s. Julius Barnes ot I'ulutn'
MINI. Samuel Gompers 'har'es NJ
schvah ond John l.. Lewis ~ IN" M'he
Workers The three women arc lha "r
h.u ~ New York. Mary Van ki""'k ot
x.r York. connected with the Russell
Sage Foundation. and tlizahrth 'nr!st'
r,,n ot chicago M officer OF me Ma
tlonM Women's Trade Union league.
Hoover II Chairman.
Hr Hoover has bern appointed by the
nr..id.r, chairman OF the conference
wbt,h :. was sad would M once dis
xnIv. i,scIt into special committees FOR
,h. rorn,u,aton Of definite plans for
.uhr,lsslOr 10 the conference as whole.
rh.s. committees Mr. Hoover assert
"a would no doubt seek cooperation
,ro,, othnr representatives Of labor. en-
rIov.rs and civic bodt"s. In the formula
ton ~ their views
I'm naming the members Of tho con-
re-.nrc" Mr. Hoover said. ":t has been
III, desire Of the president 10 secure geo.
graphic representation and at the same
t.me have regard 10 the definite elements
of tho community who arc interested
and can he helpful N the problem. with
out any attempt at proportionate num-
bers or particular groups. Those OF
experience in those industries whero
Their. !s the largest degree OF unem-
rioyment have been called uron In
larger proportion than from trades
where there Z. less Unemployment dtf-
fcuity II vas Impossible To include
representa- ton OF the whole Of sorne NIFTY
trade groups In tho conference. and hold
- tt,. within uorkahls lr-it'
N ac~nomIc ad, sorry oounr!r'.e ~
twenty was appointed in advance Of ths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
SENATE PRObEA5
ON MA ATE evans
BATTLE GROUND

Natewan. W Va. Sept. 1S.-SsnAtof
Kenyon's two-mhn investigating CON-
r'tec. still trying to get At the bottom
Of industrial troubles In the MtnGo min.
InG region. talked again today to scores
or people and Travelled over miles o3
country By automobile and train. Whsn
the committee quit work tonight ana
proceeded to Huntington. the two soma
tors, sitting a maze ot testimony found
(: difficult 70 put two and two togethsP
and make four.
There WAS M end NJ conflicting teO-
timony Spokesman ror m ners and op-
orators seemed miles apart as t. the
real cause Of long standing gr!evanesA
Tie trip was much like that Of jury
viewing murder scene, md many
murder scenes. by the way. were visited
during the day.
Here NJ Matewan. the senator's stood
on the SPOT where ten men fell In petr
t'e IN May. 1920. which seemed to have
spread The flame or mining warfare
Across the street they saw where one OF
,hr Hatfr'ds later was assassnAted ana
then thny Travelled over part Of the ten
mile battle l!ne where mach inc guns
were used They talked with every maa
who seemed 10 have Information o3
value. and in the end drew their own
conclusions. but kept them to them
solves
Hsar Both Sidss 49,.
Af.er series Of conferences At VII.
hanson, with county officers and A15oP
Tom Davis who has looked after thA
forces for Governor Morgan. the c0aAs
- -
CONTINUED on Page Touxtssa)
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Washington Sept; i7--The tax re-
rtS;on hi'i vii be sent to the presidont
~ 40 E,'tcr rarr 81 October. Chalr-
mar reryoSr p"edtr,rd today. In m
-ourcirg ;rat trc senate finance com
mite" had ro-Ha'', appro' I'd The h"u'e
measure as amended.
E.'th"r 'ha Sm"or manufacturers
-a'c@ taN r"- tho rS,',,cr proposal TO I'M
2"Ss 'ap nr 81 N \ gallon on all a'""-
hoiic liquors withdrawn r-o'1 bond 'o'
,,'h"r tl:,n :rH .aufa"tIri"E purposes. vii
be Included in IN" na-uro "a - viii be
presented n tho senate wednesday,. The
authors ha>e giveI I.u'lre. ho""v"r. ;hat
they expect - present these amend
rr.ntS on tho senate floor.
Senator P"r-"Sn said thar So Ear no
hu<In-Ss or NO senate wouih NarIn!t II
va ~ PURPOSE - take tho hill UP I'm
n.dtateiy and press for fna! action. H.
rE.d i.I.f s"frs features. partiCU'arlT
n. pr"H.- AK re?eal and tho proposed
reduction ~ 'hr maximum ir"nm" So
.a1 rate 70 :" g"r cent. world =" "r-
rord from ""~rtajn quarters hu' 'nat
hen seerrod =" =. general desire :"
., N~!'ts pa s>aE.
'TIAer 'hs7c ~rrr'i --raur"s - ~N'.
t!nuel "tHc~. C -ea%o-a bic .Ir-"'
'l"n ma, tho rrli ran ns Passed IN the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
TAX REVISION BILL TO REACH PRESIDENT
LATE IN OCTOBER, IS PENROSE PREDICTION

aenat. with Nv" weeks conE'dnraton
and ought NOT :" require NOR" than a
week IN conference. " rhat long = time.
1t ~ entirely SAFE therefor" for me -
predict that tho ht!l WlI. he seat 10 the
president during tho sat'er part "f pr-
tuh"r
II - c,trcm"lv desirable % have the
bI!l passc. soon .raN be. In
order iNa, IN" treasury officials ran
have ar'p'e opportunity t. frame and
prur,Glsato rules and regulations TO-
the new measure
Il think tho amendments % h" rrC-
scn,cd tho senate !n,r-o'e 'hr hr'. which
will IroduCe tho reN"ru" required and
contains many features ane,torattng
,.",iltI"ns nu~ hurd"r,"mo 20 tho tax
payer
While treasury -NTcrtS have Irf -
compete their hnai estimate AZ - iaa
total revenue that probably would hN
raised this hsCa year under The meas
urr as amendsd. t. was stated that tho
a,no'ir, would r"' n" $50 IVAN So. .hN 6.
nnn ono tho minimum nhr"h Secretary
v, '.r informed ~. ,~rr'ni',o" roniI
to rer-sst-N For TO now HS"a' ,c1r
g. - estimated -nIENi' 'Tai 'ho return
u.,u!d De a-"urd 1900 onn ono.
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MANY PROMINENT MEN AND WOMEN WILL -.
COMBAT THE PROBLEM OF UNEMPL0 L0YMEN7

conference and. Mr. Hoover stated. hA1
been at work on the preparation Of uls
employment data and upon a working
program for the conference This COM
mittee. he added will be among the spo-
Ctal committees TO be appointed 6y thA
conference .
Secretary Davis also has bssn o.
operating IN formulating the conferoeoo
plans. he said, ard has been directing
renewed survey OF unemployment
throughout the country for the use q
thr confercrs.
The conference. Mr.. Hoover continued.
Was expected to get TO work quickly u
order that the administration might"
n 4 position 10 combat unemployms
before winter. The presidents invttl
tons. he said. stated that Tho confsl
ence is called to Inquire into the volun,
and determine unemployment, to advto
upon emergency measures that can 6l
properly taken by employers local %.
thorities and civic bodies. and to e6n1
slider such measures as would tend q
Civ. impulse to tho recovery Of businA1(
and commerce to normal. ~
No Charity ProgrAsn.
In arriving At policy for -
employment. however. Mr. Hoover d
ciared tho conference would avoid an.
charity arrangements such as long hav1
been put into effect by mum
foreign governments.
while no announcement has
made as yet at the White HousA
considered probable that President
ding would oren the conference
an address outlining the adminiBtj
tions desire to remedy tho nations N
employment situation.
Among others on thu list are: ".
Carter Of Cleveland. president Of
brotherhood of Locomotive Ftremsn
Fnginemen W. X. Field Of Pittsbu
rresident ~ N. Pittsburgh Coal
pany. representing the Western
.ylvania coal operators IN central
ret,tiv. fields agreements and d
ro.,nr =, Columbus. Ohio. rrSsid
the New York Coal company.
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NO VERDICT RENDERED.

chester. IA. Sept. IA coroner :
Jury In the inquest into the bridge acri'
dent. IN uhj~l, tNent"-fouC Persons lost
their livcS. failed 10 render a verdict
to-day after learning from AihAr' r
Wj:Son. a Pennsylvania railroad hridE"
engineer ,iat the Eirder which caused
the collapse ~ m. bridge had been hol:-
"a instead 90 rtr"ted "h"H II va7 pu;
In pIare within the last YEA The jury
viii defcr rrr,ltot anti! .v.den". e
sdduced by the ,nroner sh"N!nS who Ia
respons,hl. for 'hN boiling % tho s!rder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
CONTEMPT 1s CHARGED.

Chicago Sept ls.--Thar."s t!'zm"r-
ris. genera! superintendent NJ ponce
went on 'r.a. before JudG" DAVIS 'onaE
In an HCtirN - show cause WI! re
should NOT he held 'or contempt ot
cn!r: rcr newspaper interviews 0Fit-
rI2!rg hearings 20 determine N" SAM
r carl WaTacrc- who was c'"' '''ten
r.r kili'1E his Vile. her Nnnorn 0n''n
md Jagged stranger whCn ne IN u
,mp,oyel 70 stagr fake hoio-uP'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
COLONEL HUSTON MAY
Be VETERANS CHOICE

pe.roi'. S~?t. l9-Thp Tv~nty-secorn
s-rua, coav~-t'on % The Veterans \,
Foreign Mars opened here today with
-.x;s,rat,on 2! delegates and Visitors
.rorr al par's ot the world The con.
,arrior rIll end SATURDAY
Tao rarads- reunions o. various DIV
Is.or< and s~'sral business meetings
srs e1rActeG ~ occupr each hour Of
TIE period not Sc, aHar' tor entertain
ren'.
Co'on-. TrilErEhast Huston one ot tho
o7-s-s 90 no N"r T.rS Ame-iCan
l..gu. haSeha'i Clvh md ."t"ra1 - ire
scsn;.l aud ""rt1 VARS was prominent
ly r,>rt'cr.d ,or national COMMA nde- "f
tAr organ':s.'rr Arr2nEeTsn'- IA I"
re, rad. 70 car. f"r - nnn convention
riS''cr%.
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ADDRESS BY MR. HARDING.

williamsburg. Va. Sept ~ Pes
dent Harding In visiting William sburG
next month. will attend and proh,d'
give an address a. II" ceremonies I" -
held in connection with tho irstaliu ION
Of DIT J 4 {. Chandler, "a president
of William and Mari college, II vas an
nounced today hr the '"'cS author
itteS.
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j, s, SUB IN
CALLS FOR AID
OFF FLORIDA
tcontinued on PHg. rourts.n-)

Miami. IA Sept. "a n:'"."'s
message from tho suhnar!n" E-t1. say
!ns she was ~ distress AZ . r"'nt lnn
miles nnrthons' ~ Nassau was received
today by EnsIGu W. II. k!appr"th. COM
naad.ng the sub-Chascr lIi. lrlrE h"rr
The message was SEN hroadcast Il WAS
thought.
Tie message tellinE nf the Suhma-
rul"'s plight was received This HnnrninS
No other message had been received up
t. a late hour supplenient!nI the bare
details uf tho first rad!ogcan
The suh-chaser l5t was urahle to
respond. having rammed a hole in her
how while giving assistance 10 anoth"r
boat last week.
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Funeral Of Victim.

Los Angeles. Srnr. "a. i'ur""a! >"-r-
tces we're held today 'cr Miss N'"C'r''
Ra;.p" melton picture actress FOR
chose al'srnd murder Roscoe 9. -
buckle +. held In San Fran 'ls"o RH''A'
N;,S in Hollywood rcm"t"rr III" Ep 8
.,or.l hurra' Scr"l"N was real.
Many friends attended. ~" crowd
which sough, adrrt;au"" 20 -" "hrnH!
hrlnC Sn large ina tho doors W"re
looked.
Motion picture actors ard rrodu"rrs
were the pallhearers
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DEATH IN NIAGARA.

Niagara Falls. y. r, Sept l9-An
woman was borne through
N. upper rarids and orer the American
falls :his afternoon after she was seen
20 jump into the river near Goat ISL
and bridge Tho name. Mrs. Wyantt
scribhlcd on a piece Of paper tucked in
10 purse. VAS found on the shore. with
rho address number 3J& East Utica ST..
RuHnlo. Tho pIr<~ also contained IS
cents.
The 'raSedy vas witnessed by a
s"ora or persons.
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Asardslee TO Return

San Francisco. Sert -. pr Arthur
Re- rdslee house ph. -ir,an ~ 'he liotrs
Sairt Francts and one o. ~" witnesses
IN Tho cas-, Of Roscoe {. ArbucHlc. &C,
cused q! murder In connection with the
death OF Virginia Earpe teieErarhed
District Attorney Rrady from Rridg"-
rnr, Monou county ndaN. that he
would he IN San Franc'sc" 'onn rrow
Tn. physician was located af'cr po'
Ice search had heAn ordered
Or. ReardsI". left tho r''y a''e~ 'NH
party In 'he Saiut Francis n which
Nrhuck'n - cnarr-d With having at
tackled and rataliv injured Miss Rarr".
Tho district attorney s"n' for Ro"'r'
H. Mccormack. assistant l-rtt.d S'"'"s
attorney genera In ,harGr or r""''h!.
lion prosecutions. I" pr~s"u' """ "yi-
denC. that liquor was r-"GEh' O." and
served ~ 'hc party IN the Sain' Fr1"rlS.
Mccormack nNn",''S - NreT"n' = Y 81
dcncA 70 'hN federal grand lGry ton or-
row night.
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THE WEATHER

west Notwithstanding cloud1nsss
followed by showers Tuesday Afternoon
or night wednesday, showers; sone-
what warmer.
settled and warmer, With probably
showers Tuesday, "wednesday, showers.