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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
Carpenter Drinks
to ConQueror's Health

New York. July 5.--GeorGcS Carp"n-
tter and Francois DcscampS his MANI
ger. were guests tonight ~ dinner
given 10 visiting French ami NritiSh
srorr writer's by The Editor AMI iu"-
fisher. Tribute was paid 10 the sports,
manShip OF the American press tnN
public by Ben BenniS"n. ~ The i'"nd"h
Da}Iy Telegraph. speaking tor IN" Rr't'
ish writer's and victor Br,yer. poNinE
critic Of Echo De Sports.
Carpentier. responding TO 4 t"nSt N
his honor rendered one 10 Jack pemp'
sey. his conqueror. ~
For the past ten years. II has been
my ambition u box Tor the world :
ehamptrnxhip." he said. but on Satur-
day I met the man whom | think the
greatest boxer tn tn" wor,a 40 not
wish TO drnS that Was under great
emotion wh"u I entered TIC r'nc a |
saw about me great mr'r'ud"S 80 Nm
erfcan pcNp,". and When | h"hr| tA"'r
ovat ton, | thought they We" All t'r":'h.
! wish tn extend al my ;Aauks - the
American people. and especially % ~"
press. for IN" manner N " hlch have
= been treated and | now drink toast
10 the health OF Jack Dempsey.
Before entering the rirr SATURDAY.
could not win. ne desired 20 go down
with cnl"r> fiy;ng." VI. DeSCampS saul
I'VE talH"d = over and Carpenter said
there Shnu,d hr no sponge. n. said :"
let thu loser 20 down with 4 blow on
the Jaw.
Percy Ru,len ~ "a" London Daily
Telegraph. and president Of IN" NS~"C'l-
ticn OF Foreign rr"sS Correspondents
In the United States. vas t"a Stii,l S,Cr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
OPPOSE Education In
Public Welfare Dept.

pes NolncS, Iowa, July 5.--pppoSin"n
10 the Inclusion ~ education as one OF
the subdivisions in The proposed feo
anal department. OF public welfare was
expressed by pr George y. StTayer OF
New York chairman OF the legislative
committee OF the National Education
Associat ton at tonight's session OK the
convention here.
The legislative committee he r"p"rt-
Cd Insists that IL the Department OF
public Welfare IS created. education
should be taken out 81 X 80 that 'ri"nnS
OF education might be permitted TO con-
tInus efforts for an independent depart
fnent OF education.
DR.. Strayer reported that tho COM
r,,ittee had met with powerful lnnu-
ences that were intended TO defeat our
purposes In supporting the Sni'n-
Tovner bill before the last session Of
ConxreSs. The bill provides f"r IN" ere
ltion OF separate federal department
OF education
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06

was n guest a, n" hH"'c OF her aunt.
Mrs T. f.. Ferguson. IN" !ltter part Of
the week. having '"r:r I" attend N"
webbing Of hrr cousin. MES Tam.rn
Merritt at l'ninutnwn IN Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. {. Moor" and guest,
Mrs Frank Ewing of Fairm"nI W.
VI. were callers ul. Wednesday evening
with friends IN New .i;h. MS and Flush
Ing
Miss Dnrotha Armstrong nf Morgan
town w. Va. ami Icon Armstrong ~
Kent. o.. have 'd'h returned 10 their
:. spcttlvC homes after q hrl"f rtSit at
the hnm" ~ rhr.r hr"tECr w. |. Arm
strong. I"yiur ,rin" n attend the
Merritt and N".hitt wedding IN Thurs
day.
Tho many friends # Wayn" l.. Hayes
arc glad tn know n - recovering after
his recon, operation for appendicitis in
tho Wheeling hospital, and IS visiting
with friends IN West Virginia.
Mrs, Leo Murphy NJ Lloydsville. and
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Roone. Of Penn
sylvnnia. who is tho guest OF her daugh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
CUT IN sALARDS.

Altoona IA July = The ;. naSyira-
ma Coat 9nd coke Corporations. ,?"ra-
ting 81 nitum'NoES m!"cS in the Central.
pennSylva,l. f'.,d. announced tonight
tina, !. has mad" ~"mri"'c revision
and reductions :" al salaries. 1S"racinS
abou, 20 per cent.
The reduction. tn" officials state. Hp-
plies to all "!S"rrS. SupcrIu' ""d"nIs.
forcmrn monthly N"n. clerks Iri S'ono-
srapherS. al, "p"ratnG departments. a.
well a. the genera, otto" IN Nv YORK
are affected
A statement BY "ffi"IniS N"vS tha,
only nine uf The thlrtN-icTr r'ru"S are
operatInr OWN. >" n. :mp"~slhlltv
OF meeting competition n OTHER f:",i>s
operating on the 1917 seal. % wages.
The nine mines operating ar" oH.y work.
lnE from one 70 four days w""~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06

e p9hr i,;"r @: Moth = nyr'iI'n'"
ri.i lrlr"ycl md -. 49,! "rd''"d
Edna II S"rrs. d''':".. I'r'."' -;
iuhl, ariuu ~ motto" "f oIi' .'n'n.""t ~ j.
apvr Y. ..isd r,."Th ordered
Thor,,, r!rn. a'!'tnr~'"a'"r -
MARI r.t' e.: A. Su"'"'E.' -"'nrr"H
Ard nl"h endorsed WIN r-""i ~ scr vice.
Ga.h. NC lHnR'o. ,l",'a7'd. A'kn"w''
r.Ir"'nr,t ~ receipt If inheritance tan
Nudiug i,i,l Nv taV r"u'"'iSFl"n,
i.rnirn ,ra'E. A",cNard .NrNr'N =
,d-r"n. 90 rcrc'p, "f ,"h"rl'"rcH IA
nndine ul,,l =: 'ar c"m"'|rat"n
Realty Deeds Filed.
'h~is W 1Io'' lri w.t.. - T.. ~. ~
vira. land ~ r"azc iowrshln, *H"'
I."n l'ritch arA Wtf". :" TT" fT'>
Mcrhuh i hui,h "f N"r'h America.
land IN Tcas~ township. - 90.
8. u. t'r"zirr I" Ncrt 10y! and VIC.
land In ST "latrsvll'": s. "o.
AdaIi0c t'a-r"r,cr ,n T. NJ. 'arpcn-
ter. lana In Wayne township: Sl.'"'
Isaac McGcc and wife, - I"S""h En-
tairaak and bora Nataic=aN, land IN
TultncY township, 5000,
Minnie q, Robinson. =, al. to sarah
Mal"nc". land IN I'"'la'rc. N.o',
Marriage Licenses.
John Dnr'c, AMI Mary lit'mln' h"iH
Of Glon""'.
r:ol..t vauvhn and Nellie n:nner'
bot IT G''nr"".
Frank liav". md Georgia lI'nnahs,
both If Inrn".svil,H.
Entire Nous Club
Mrs, John l>urrr ME- entertain ~"
En;rc Sous civil. IN T"nr~!lv "v"ninS
at her home IN ~; Main street,
Pref2.
Thomas Tichrr,"n md W.T." spent
tho Fourth Win rrIrn.," It E,th"''1,.
F>ri Cochran rrd 'a1'iiN e Lisbon
have r,rlr,.rG e.. 40 p No'uc after >p"na-
ing ,hr week Ind at tn hom" ~ Mr.
Ala C",N raN.
Harry Cochran ard We" ~ Fn'rmort
have returned AFTER iiSit VITA n"
formers mother. Mr~. ALA cochran.
Mrs. Minerva Clark has r"'urn" -
columbus nfrrr spending f"w days
vita local relatives ard friends.
Alfred II. Mitchell, l.. n"i wifi, y ""
returned to their hon" - Martins t"r'
~ aftc- 4 few days NiSit with i"".
relatives.
Ross l.. Fowler md VII" and !, T.,
Shepherd and Wifi. have returned a't'H
a r"w days stay ~ Columbus ma
RurkCyH Lake.
Wharf HUNK ana i"ilIE 'i' NN..' ''r
relatives In ti"'"linG.
Joseph lurSr,oNr and Family "F 'f"NH-
land arr VISITING rrlI'Iv".i NJ "a" home
Of David VMrsrl"N". "asr Of town.
Glen l;uyd AMI wlt" ~ Maih"r'. IA
have rrturncd honl" after ~'"n"INc Il
few ,ia,s with Mrs. Hoyd'S S''t"r, MISS
RucnI NikuiaUG.
Missionary Society.
T,be Ynunr InII,.S' VI .unarV SnClc-
~ ~ ia. PRESBYTERIAN rIurrh Will mr"t
n, The home Of Mrs. David FrrsS'oE"
on Monday evening". 1u'Y YIN.
st. Clairsvtllo Chautauqua-
Great interest Is being mnu.i"$'"d In
IN" rhiutauQul which comes '" ~.
t'!airS,I'rc On ~" 18th, lHh IN" l'th
Of July TIL" pr"gr.S so this wear con
,ainS very a'trartiv" Numh"rS. bong
4 community benefit i should y" +''-
corded cordial support from -" ,"orl"
Of 81. ClaIrSvilir and vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
City COUNCIL TO
RESUME CONTEST
HEARING TONIGHT

City council WI rect 70 night N ~"
criminal court rooHr % ait - jury N
the GiI,igan-Thours"n election contest
which was started iast wrrN artN- tNN
days hearing Of evidence and then post
ponemcrt taken unt.' tonight
TwentY-n;rN Of ~" 100 witnesses '"
be called 20 testify A. m" rrNh" wcT'
examine dias. week dGrtr- ~" 40 DAYS
Attorneys J. ]. t"nt:t. John / NtTnz.
Carl C. Schrth. and San'u"i Ny y. rep e
resenting Charles t;iiltSan "h" MAS o.
feated on the face Of me r"t"fnS ~
Chester &. Thompson. AT n" c'ty "'r'-
ton held on Nav 81 last. SAY 'h"f a.
ready ,o proceed With prob. nc VIZ
nesses that Will reach ab1u' tar'e
times the number O.: votes 'i'''Ean -
cejvrd IN one rrr.lnCt. :" Sw"ar tf"F
voted for hiu, Nf''T 'rtS ~ '@';"
they viii Prove 'ht Th"mrs"n "A>
elected by fraud
The contest ~ T'n''.rSon'S scat n
council created Cnn~lir'.tl" interest =
local politics. both sessions last We
heiny held hc:"r" an audl"""r ma
crowded the criminal court room I" the
doors and durIn: witch on" woman
tainted and Magyar Thomas Ia"n't.
on several occasions d"'nInd'nf ~,
the spectators remain quot or the court
room would be cleared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
THOUSANDS WILL ATTEND.

Huntington. W. Va. July 5.--S"v"rd,
thousand school teachers % Mes Hir.
gsnia will attend the Stat" Educational
associa ton 10 be held here November },
4 and ;. according 70 Supt. =. |. WrlSh'.
Plans are now being mad" by the state
executiv" committee and they vii Gs
announced In Shor' time.
Speakers Of national r"pni" VII. adj
dress tho assembly. Mr.. Wright said.
During ne course. Sprclal lectures On
manual training. conducting Junior h'Sh
schools and other SpecE,, work will hs
given 70 those especially interested in
lhh WORK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
IrontOn Gas Consumers
Get $4,000 Through
Ohio Courts Decision
- -

Special F.sTIl,h :" TT" lnt"l'igruCcr.
C"!uTuu" -. lu'N o. I'll" 'h'" IT
pr"r," ,rgr' ,"iaI hIni"i drwn y L.
.riSIoU ~ 40 ,I',,. = - lrH"d 80
Gas ,.,.u:,nr, ncLrrs' H." bhio S'LtC
luhl'r Iul;ti"E commission f hHl'.
Tt" ru'lr' iold ~" COMMISSION h"h -
Iurtv,ljs.!.r u thhrg, tao prl'" q GHN
~ ir'r'"n. .. in view - tw"u:N-h>"
r'r-: ;~duch,-c 1t, ptcl ~ the COM
rany,
.I supreme court Erart"d III" IN
iuurfloU 'rdHI Thr d"cls ar In r'tc't
is 'Ha' ~" stat" rN0l'nlS- tor nd ~"
,uriSdlr;'nN. hI'lrG h""'i 'r'rt"d af'"r
N" lghi'ur contract haI been mad"
Tn" company asked th' t-rurhls" &c
dN,larrd ',irlN - to, "a" "a" r\"a
fnr mu-" than rcu r,tr& THO court
h"lI :hAt ~" C"nlpd%% h@Nluc "p"ra'"i
for 'v...'-v-'w" '".,r| urdt~ 'hc "cr""-
me-, '''! U"t make. ''r ris,"r" hu'
huud',. tNi MY 'hnLs I"I !"'i.r. vi"
hc '-.und"d +" gas r"u-umc's of Iron.
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
sUCcUMBED TO HEAT.

TIt.shurEh. July 5--The hrst death
h...i","d to nave been caused by n"
heat VAS rcp"r'cl 20 r"nc" today. n''rr
ora lIuW". ;tT"d -. dr"i'I,d dead IN a
North side rr~'..UrAn'. How" was A.:
,r,r,p,'l' # l., ~" companions who t'l!
IN" prlu." "a" former NaI complained
q ~. t"rt shortly h,f"r" entering TO
restaurant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
NANEp By MORGAN

Charleston. W. Va. July 5.-Appo!nt-
ments announced today by Governor r..
F. Morgan include L. Mason Htte II
Marion county. who - renamed on tho
Rlate board " dental examiners. ard
Homer Aaanon OF Huntington. as =
member OF tho same board 10 succeed
DR.. II. II. SmalirldSe - Charleston. Both
are for terms % Ave years each.
The appointment 81 II II EL:icy =
Montgomery as superintendent of the
Colored Orphans home a: Huntington.
succeeding Isaac VI. tarpcr % Charles
lon. was also announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
Meet AT YouNasrowH.

SteuhenNilln o. Iu,y The .rt-state
confercnr" ~ Painless Decorators and
Paper Hangers brotherhood was brought
to close her" with the Sr."c'!"r ~
Youngstown AZ the next meeting Nii''".
The meeting Will he held n" frs N""A
IN January. There w"r" about l|n ""."-
gates here from Eastern ONO. Western
Pennsylvania and Nest Virginia.
]. ]. Rilrr. rresid"n' 90 "a" 'rl->'ai"
conference. was endorsed f"r "i"C':"n
as FIRST Vice president % the ntfa"Ht.
brotherhood. There w"r" iArc" d","ra-
lions here from rairmon;. t'iark%UIrS.
Huntington. Wheeling and Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
coErEssEs arn1,s MURDER.

SprlnE'r.I. nj. July N."|F UII'WT0E
his confession at kliilDE Beatrice Kin
,aId. t"n-yeIr-"Id dIIEnt.r II James
kincaid. a farmer residing near VIM
chester. H.. Sund'y night. I'd Muudy.
20 was brought ~ SrrlnEn' ID today f.r
&ttc kecr;uS. Munhy ~aln h" 'h"h"d
IN" E.ri and placed her cody ~ 4 water
trough because she screamed when he
Il $50 nj 'N,l hrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
SCHOONER DAMAGED.

NlnrY' ri Haven. Ma -. July j.--The
British s'hooner ~hits~dy. lumber lad
en- anchored near Vineyard Sound ilch'
today. Sh" Wa dana god. II VAS under
stood IN collision last r'-h' with IN
NupSnn Inc frrlChtcr MlITaihrr The
"aptain OF the Munalhro reported i1r
collision by wireless today. saving MS
vessel was not seriously damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
rAYoILE AT WHITE Rouse

Washington. July 5.--Marshal Fay
ail. and other members e IA" tr"n'
commission. wnn have been ~ 'hHti2
20 rNurrSS II" French E"N"rnln"nt =
gratitude 10 rhr Canadian Trui'S Tor
their aid N the world war. phid = "sII
u courtesy 10 President Harding. my
were presented formally - n" Nhi'"
HoiS. by Mr.. JuSs"rLnd. the French
ambassador
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
ruw MINES WORRIED.

Pittsburgh. Kansas. July S.--O7ly
seven deer r1trCs operated BY he larger
coal companies we're IN cpcrat!on IN
the Kansas coal Fields to-day. The
Miners are protesting against tie con-
yictlon % Alexander Howa:. president.
and August Dn-chy. vice president %
,he Kansas Miners Union. ~ Columbus
last week. according 10 union officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
RAIL LEAGUE DISSOLVED.

Cumh"rlAnd. Md. JuTN 49, III" 'NEl-
h"rland and Georges crock RIsCS1l
.eague VAS dissolved here TO-DAY af''r
permission TO riaH in the ;ncai park on
Sundays had hsrn refused. The PLAYERS
Contend"d that N" w-ck-'la games
vera 80 poorly attended that hey CoH'H
not hoP" u receive any money for their
services at tho end OF the sea son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
hammock
Entertain Club.

The members of IN" l..,d'"s' Fancy
Work club ais" S"N"ral guests VIZ"
J,urhtfullv entertained hN Mr- W 7.
Caldwell and daughters. Misses tih"!
and Sarah n, their h"r" IN town IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
TO TAKE STRIKE VOTE.

DAYTON o. July ; EMPLOYEES - Day.
ton Street Railway Companies ~. t,n'
a strike vote ~ O'Clock Wednesday
morning II IN" ncr vote 20 STRIKE all
lines in The ri:y Will b" tod up W"dn"s-
daY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
MIDDLEDOURNE MAN
DIED AT 0. Y. HOSPITAL

Harry Edkrr. q: Muid!rh"urn". W. Va,
l."d q, m" ohio J.i"S GENERA! N'Nu',Al
mis- morning 1T = 81 ",-l"rk following
= i"nurhv lI'r,~- Mr.. Rak"r u tn" son
.ut & 4 lakrr. 81 N:Ghl"hourn" To-.
body vas taken :" III" R"rtschy m"IGu'
~ N, NJ NArrh for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
MESSAGE TO VENEZUELA

Washington. July "a message ~
on the anniversary 0r IN"
trdcr~nrit Scr Of EenrZrtls Vas srrt hy
President Harding today - ~ = Mar
queI Bustiilos, provisional president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06

Ter. having come 70 attend the Boyd
reunion on Saturday. were guests on
Thursday at the homo Of the !AtteEs
hrnthcr. Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Boyd, Ioea!
residents. y.,
Ms E:,drrd Lodge and Kenneth
Lodge we're Wheeling shoppers on
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. McNary, local
residents. and guests, Mr.. and MIS- =;
guests IN Balr,mor". Md. being former
urEnrv returned home on Monday even
ing. :, c,a,rsys1,.
W, rPl,,,o sn.rt FRIDAY NJ the home
~ rnr SISTER. Mrs. Earl Gossett' local
Mrs, John Caldwell was visitor IN
ST. ,.airsvilia on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06

Women never will he able TO undet-
stand why two lawyers IN court loot'
r.i," toco-,o en- vIcIcn, as 70 start throw
inr ink bottles and then walk out OF the
room arm-in-arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
Missionary Society.

Great interest Is being nau.i"$'"d IN
tn" chAutauqmI which comes :" -.
r.airSyl'r" On ~" 18Th. lHh N" l'tH
Of Julv TIL" pr"gr.S this wear con
,ain$ very attra'tlv" Hunh"rS, being
a community benefit il should y" i''-
corded cordial support from -" n""ni"
If 81. ClaIrsviIir and vicinity.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-23
BE AN OPTIMIsT!

Think. talk and act optlrsssrnt err=fae 1 frsn
invesses vii s1s asltsrs ts yasr pruperfy
it IS the sisd hand saa ne warm hssrt sAzs 81
keep thss The Best Pizee = L'~s sh- yssr
Round"
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
HAROLD MCCORMICK
ADMITS SEPARATION
Butler Tells of Estrangement
Of Chicago Man and Former
Miss Edith Rockefeller.

Special Despatch to rHn NEW YORK HmALD.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.--"Mr Harold NcCor-
mick presents his compliments and begs
to announce that the report that he and
his wife are living apart is true"
This message was delivered by tho
butler at the Mccormick home in Lake
Forest to-day. Mr.. Mccormick. presi-
dent of the International Harvester
Company. spent the night there.
Mrs. Mccormick. daughter of John d.
Rockefeller and patroness of the arts in
Chicago. is staying at the Chicago resi-
dence, at 1000 Lake Shore Drive. She
returned to this city yesterday after an
absence Of eight years in Switzerland,
where she was q pupil of the famous
psychologist, Dr.. Carl Jung, at Zurich.
She drove from her Lake Shore Drive
residence to the Drake Hotel early this
morning, stopped at the hotel for short
time and entered her car again and
drove away. She said she had nothing
to add to her previous statements that
there was no truth in the reports that
she and her husband were contemplate
ing divorce.
With Mrs. Mccormick on her return
to the city yesterday were her darTN-
ter Muriel, DR.. Moses Hartman, one of
the Jung school psychologisi nurse
and several servants. Mr.. Mccormick
also had arrived from New York. but
on another train.
The fact that they did not reach Chi
cago on the same train, although II
previously had been announced they
would do SO. caused comment among
their friends because of previous re-
ports of a separation. yr
Through his butler last night Mr.. Nc
Corunick had issued this statement:
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
ANGELA O'LEARY, NOTED
ARTIST, KILLED BY GAS

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 3.-Angela
O'Leary. As years. a prominent Provi-
dence artist. died in the Rhode Island
Hospital tonight She had used gas In
an attempt to commit suicide in the
studio of Sydney r Burleigh. In
Thomas street
John r. Aldrich, an artist. called to
see Miss O'Leary at the studio Satur-
day, but received no response to his
ring. Later he became concerned about
Miss O'Leary and caused the studio to
be forced open. She was found lying on
the floor with gas tube in her mouth
and was sent to the hospital. Fear OF
cancer Is given as the cause.
Miss O'Leary was the daughter Of DR..
Charles and Louise (Dietrich) OLeary
She was born in Providence in 1877
| She attended the Rhode Island School
of Design and then placed herself under
the tutelage of Mr.. Burleigh. She COM
pleted her studies in England and OF
| the Continent under the instruction OF
| Dutch masters. Many Providence per-
sons own examples of her art, which was
mainly landscape and genre painting
| in water colors. Her works have beer
exhibited in many of the country's bes
| galleries.
| Miss O'Leary is survived by two sis
ters. Mrs. Henry Strasbough of Aber
| deem, Md. and Miss Julia O'Leary Of
= New York
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

w. J. Richards. President,
Phila. s. Reading Coal 81 Iron Co.
G. i. Huber, President.
Lehish 6. wilkes Barre Coal Co.
w. A. May, PrsHdenf.
Pennsylvania Coal Company
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
DENIES COCHRAN HAS
GROUND FOR DIVORCE

Although both sides made no move
yesterday in the controversy between
Nine Gamma Walska. opera singer, and
her husband, Alexander Smith Cochran,
the manufacturer and yachtnnan, 1t
seemed probable yesterday that the next
step will be made shortly by Dudley
Field Malone. counsel for the singer.
Mr.. Malone admitted that he had under
consideration action to recover furniture
and furnishings worth $4,000 which
were replevined by Mr.. Cochran from
the house on East Ninety-fourth street
owned by Nine. Walska. Mr.. Cochran
put these furnishings In the house short
iy after their marriage year ago. The
house belonged to the second husband of
Nine. Walska, now dead.
According to Mr.. Malone, his client
intends to stand pat" as regards any
divorce action. ''Mr. Cochran has abso-
lutely no ground for divorce he said.
MRS. Cochran will get divorce when
and where she pleases. IL she decides to
get one at ALL
Questioned as to the possibility OF an
nulment of the marriage on the ground
that Mime. Walska's divorce from her
first husband was irregular. Mr.. Malone
scoffed at the idea, and added that not
only was the divorce obtained In Russia
strictly legal. but that the singers first
husband died year before her marriage
to Mr. Cochran.
Positive denial was made by Mr.. Ma
lone that Harold F. Mccormick, presi-
dent of the International Harvester
Company. who is living apart from his
wife. had any connection whatsoever
with the Cochran case. He said that
he had never conferred with Mr.. McCor-
mick about it. although both men reached
this country on the French liner Paris
on Saturday. and that he had never dis
cussed Mr. Mccormick with Mrs. Coch-
ran.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
BANK PRESSES CASE,
ALLEGING ISLANDER
Guaranty Trust Company Re-
sists Efforts of w. Il. Bell
to Gain Liberty.

The Guaranty Trust Company is push
ing criminal charge against "one OF
the men circulating notoriety about the
bank" it developed yesterday when
william L. Bell Of s71 Summit avenue.
West Bronx. sought by habeas corpus
action to have the charge against him
dropped.
Bell. a one-time steamship operator,
was before Supreme Court Justice Was
servogel on a habeas corpus writ issued
September 23 by Justice Lydon. while
his attorneys argued that a law passed
in 1912, which opens an avenue for Grim
inal prosecution for slander. il uncon-
stitutional Justice Wasservogel held
differently and rernanded Bell to the
Tombs, where he has been since his
arrest on August 10. A bail bond OF
$500 was presented. however. and Bell
was given his liberty until the case
comes to trial in General Sessions.
Attached to the papers that accom-
panied Bell from the Toribs to the court
torney Swami This stated he IL being
held under q section of the penal code
which makes it a misdemeanor to utter
false statements about a financial in
stitution to injure it's credit Bell 10 ac-
cused of telling James g. Dunnett. an
accountant in the trust company. whom
he accosted in the street, that the bank s
officers were a ''lot of crooks" Charles
H. Sabin, president. being mentioned In
particular; that the concern Is down
and out, busted; was the cause of our
paving 27 cents pound for sugar lost
$40, ,0O0, 900 through w. r. Grace q Co.
and would have been compelled to close
its doors but for 500. 100000 obtained
from the Federal Reserve Bank" Bell
summed up, 1t is alleged. by remarking
sit would be good thing Tor all OF US
If the company had busted.
Dunnett was in Liberty street near
the bank, when Bell accosted him and
expressed those opinions. It Is alleged
Dunnett called the banks special police
man and Bell was arrested on COM
plaint sworn to by Matthew T. Murray,
Jr., secretary Of the Guaranty Trust
Company. He was taken before
magistrate and held.
According to the accountants testl-
mony before the magistrate Bell pointed
toward the Guaranty building and said
"I had $500, 900 in there and they closed
me out because 1 didn't put up $1,000 9
day / was in the shipping business and
wanted little credit, but they wouldn't
give it and told people that owed me
money not to pay It" Similar asper-
sions were cast on the American Inter-
| national Corporation and the National
City Bank Dunnett testified. before Bell
was arrested. When the policeman ar
rived, ne said. Bell said it was all mis-
take and apologized. but the bank Of
| ficials insisted on his arrest.