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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Crime a Disease.

Columbus. O, Jan. 21.-In an address
before the Chamber Of Commerce here
Or. H. H. Goddard, head Of the stat"
bureau OF Juvenile research. declared
the present crime waves are not mere
conditions of unrest but are war, wnE-
cd by those OF low mentality against
society: q war just the same Us the cor
ditiop in Russia is a war
DIR. Goddard said III most cases, crime
vas a disease. and in order Ia StoH
crime. cause must he hit. He laid III"
blame Tor most OF the crime Oh ~"
state. for not providing enough 'nstitu.
tons for the treatment of children OF
low mentality TO cure them Of the inn
pulse to commit crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
FIRST PUBLIC VIEW OF
THE XII KlUX KLAN

birmingham. Ala.. Ian. II Nor"
than 400 candidates wad"d kn"" deep In
water and Slush Tonight into IN" mv,-
tic cave or the knights "r IN" I'm K'uN
klan, mounted 10 ia" heights Of super
Tor knlghthoad. where they may now 81
among tho Gods of IL" EmrIr" Iuv.Gi-
BILE
This was the first tim" in history The
public has been permitted 10 wilnrsy Il
IN klux Khan Conrldvr. even from Il
distance. Newspaper mon wcr" permit.
ted to stand on a house top inside the
fairgrounds enclosure with gunrds OF
all sides TO see that they kept IN"
places assigned 10 them Tn" public
had to be content with a more distant
view
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
rRApPED BY MARKED BILL.

Two marked ten dollar notes proved
the downfall Of Bin Williams. resi-
dent of Beech Bottom, who Was arrested
on Wednesday by Sh'~tM II puvnl.
and charged with selling an unusually
hiFh-Grad whiSkey. Williams was sus-
picioucd By the county authorities. VIII"
heard reports that he was dispensing a
brand Of whtskey envicE hy other manu-
factnrers. so with tn" aid OF Il stool
pigeon. who purchased quart for $1,000.
the arrest Of Williams WAS brought
about. Al II preliminary hearing before
Justice G. h. Jacob. Williams Wa re-
leased under bond Of $3.50 " "N>o0r;
Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
GEORGE GUNDL|NG
We'll known Martins Ferry Young Man
Is Taken by Death

George Gundl!ng, wccl known young
man of Martins Ferry, expired yesterday
at noon at his late residence, No. 5l2
Crawford street following n short III
ness attributed TO complications OF dis
cases.
Deceased was born IN Martins Ferry
on August 81, 1892 and WAS twenty
nine years of age. All this time he has
been a resident Of Martins Ferry. He
was the son OF Peter and Barbara Curtis
Gundling, who survive him.
lie was 4 millworker. and for many
years has been employed 1t the differ
rnt mills in the Wheeling district.
Funeral arrangements were incom-
Mote At late hour last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
DECLARED IMpRA cr1cAHLE

New York. ia. fluctuations peculiar
TO New York City render !npracticahIn
Governor Mtlle-'s traction program FOR
q unified state controlled system. rs
outlined In his message 10 the ,cgISEl-
ture on Monday. 4 - assorted in Il re
port OF traction invest cations conduct
Cd by the cry Club Of Nav York AMI
made public tonight.
The report was prepa red by the clubs
committee on public service after al
Investigation OF traction systar>s
throughout tho country with particular
attention - the srrvI"c-at-cust plan
that has obtained in Cleveland. Ohio.
since 1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Hattie for Clean Teeth.

Columbus. o., Ian. @G.--An incorpo..
rated concern. with the sole object or
wag!nE battle for clean teeth ana
"hrLItIv mouths" has been formed by
fl rrnum Of men and women In Cleveland.
according to articles OF Incorporation:
approved yesterday by Secretary OF
State Harvey c. Smith. The concern
lprurpuratcd not for profit. VIII be
known a. the Cleveland Mouth hygiene
Association.
Nnnounced purposes are 10 educate
TN. ruhl!c in the hygitnic value o.
nra!thy mouths and sound teeth and I"
furnish instructions rs 10 the hest
methods OF Obtaining them.
Thr association will promote and
maintain drnta! clinics. the articles sale
and vii advocate local, state and ma.
InnaI Legislation in Me interests Of
public health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

Funeral services for the late william
James Bahama. well known farmer
whose death occurred Wednesday mora
ing. following short Illness Of pncU-
nonta. at his late residence =: Beech
Bottom. will be held SATURDAY afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. Fred Helfcr, pastor
Of the Warwood Christian church. VIII
conduct tho services. Burial will be
made in Short Creek cemetery. 4.
Deceased was So years OF age and has
resided in this vicinity for number
of years. He is survived BY his wife.
MARY ~ johanna. and ave daughters.
Mcsdames Emma I:rvmau of Woods
dale. Harry HeOn.up. Narwocd, Jack,
Clark, McKlnlcyv.lI". Mrs. Glenn Week
~. Beech Bottom and Mrs. Samuel Mu..
ray. WarwoOd; also tarec sons. VIA.
Allen, Beech Bottom. Alex Lee. Tan-y
T;roye and Shafcr james. McKinlcyyDlG
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mauv States represented.

tNlW'NNV@. y. INII. -'."-TIIIV 9."tT
University post IL the American Legion
SID to b. the largest university posi-
Ion I'm tho country, numbers soldiers
from Scyrn countries among It's Hi3
mcmbr,S. There are two frenchmen'
,hrrr l;r.tish"rS. thrr" Canadians. one
Erlyian. one italian and on PHILIPPINE.
tn. roster shows. Tw"n'y-c!Eni states
49,, rrnrr.entc,i by veterans from prac-
n,oIly every division formed during tn"
war. Ever branch of tho service. from
y.,s cSrvicc 10 the flying corps, Is rep
resent cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
MORE CANDID THAN
SOME EVANGELISTS

Camden. y. j.. Jan. 27.-Georgc A.
BRADLEY, a colorcd evangelist, today
asked the Camden county court to dciNy
its hearing in :; case in which he is de-
PENDANT until revival services which lie
IS CONDUCTING yield some financial re-
turn Bradley was summoned 10 the
court for on-paymcrt OF rent for Il
house he occupies n Matchtown. y. j..
near McrchantIi!le. He sent the FOL
lowing letter instead 10 Judge AyreS:
"Gentlemen. I hope you Will excuse
ME for not coming 10 court. hut was
held up and robbed u? $2N.%". l VII!
report as soon as l can raise the money 4.
am conducting revival meeting ana
hope to get aom" money from ~
THO judge complied with Erad'"y's
request 10 POSTPONE tn" case.
Rf-Y WAE SAVING STAMI' : -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
STOLEN AUTO IS >
SOON RECOVERED

An automobile belonging to Eugene
Cheek was stolen from the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad station square about
o'clock this morning. Detective George
Buchwald gave chase IN another car
and recovered the stolen car ut Glenn
wood. Two men. giving the names OF
James Mulduon and Vincent Burke, IN
the auto when it was recovered were
arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Is DANGEROUSLY Ill.

Tho condition Of Father \. Boutlou.
cr this city, who had been 4 patient at
81. Mary's hospital In Clarksburg for
the past two months IS very serious at
this t!mr and Il Is feared h. can not
survive long. Father Boutlou was
taken worse yesterday and suffered Sc
vereiy with pain III the back OF his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
OBITUARY
stsgsr FUNERAL Today,

Funeral services for Raymond Earl.
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl SteCer.
who died Tuesday will BE- held this att
ernoon at ; O'Clock 1T the family resi-
dence No. 3SlS Woods street. Rev. q.
NJ Barlow. pastor Of the Wesley NJ. r;
Church, will officiatc. Intermcnt viii
-, made IN Mount Wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

Columbus. -. Jan. 27.-Ohto farmers
have declared WAY upon the ''Eu!lshc-
yika" They are nothing more alarming
however. than scrub bulls. the appella-
lion heing bestowed upon tbem By TIA
rarners In CIcrnnnt ana Marion roun
tics. surveys ar" being conducted BY
the farm huronus 10 locate every such
animal Similar projrCia ar" expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
Services This Morning.

This morning at $50 O'Clock. At her
late residence No. 423 Main street. Ben
wood. will be held the funeral Vices
over the late remains OF Mrs. Catherine
Elizabeth Dixon. widow uf the late
PATRICK Dixon. who's death occurred
Tuesday following i short Illness. High
mass will be offered 1T o'clock at 81
Johns Catholic Church. IntCrrent Will
30 made in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
DR., W, ], Sloan.

Special Dispatch to The lntell'gencer.
East Liverpool, O.. Jan. 27.--Dr. W. j,
Sloan. SO. pract:cins physician here
for twenty-five years. died today Of
complication Of diseases arising from
an attack OF smallpox contracted four
years ago.
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head though was able to converse with
those about his bedside during the az

church. was called TO Clarksburg yes
terday byf his illness and returned here
last night, stating that the condition OF
the aged priest was serious. This morn
ing message received here stated that
he was resting easier though his condi-
ton rema med grave.-Fairmont West
Nirgln!an.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28

BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS ~-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
ROADS FILE BRIEFS IN
SUPPORT OF INCREASE
Il =. I. 70 Decide If Rates Shall BE
brought to Level With Water
Transportation.
lBy Associated Press !

| WASHINGTON. July IS-RniIroa,is
operating in the MiSsissippi Valley.
| MED briefs with the lntcrstatc Com.
mcrce Commission today summertime,
Il proposed increase of rrcirh, rates
IN mat territory. in which i, was
utc''rc" that the principal question
the commission has to decide in rhc
case Is whether rates To iutcrinr
points shall be- pulled down to the
icNci OF the low, watcr-deprcsscd
rates maintained to "a few water
competitive points" or made to har-
monroe with rates throughout tn, in ::
terror.
carriers, many years ago. were
sifch authority to maintain rates
IRON, Iron, ana TO points ON the Mississippi
i.Ncr' the Gulf OF Mexico and Nash
hic i"Wer than the rates to and
from intermediate points ON account
OF water competition. The commits
SION recently. however, declared thar
water competition is no longer 10 he
i'chohcu with in making rates 20 m,
i"'htS mentioned. and the commits
SION ordered them to rcadjust their
rates -
accomplishments proposed were on
hoScu 10y shippers in the territory on
inc grounds that the proposed rates
were arrived AT by basing them upou
me mig nest rates prevailing in in
terror points
In the briefs ,ilc,l today. tho chr
rierS sand: Under the proposed re-
VISION, substantial increases ar. con.
'ehipiatcd in the low. depressed rates
|" tht river points and the Gulf norris
an" Nashville. but il is not proposcd
J." nfinS them M generally To the.
lever OF the rates at the Interior
POINTS, although the rates to such
interior points are not above In.
!eNcl of the maximum reasonable.
rates"
The carriers also declared that tn.
rrop"sei revision would make ma
tor''l reductions in rates in effect To
interior nnintS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
BIG JEWELRY THEFTS
STIR PARIS POLICE

FAiIlS. July lS.-J"wcl rhelrs to
the value OF more than $4,000. 200.
which nave puzzled tho French po-
ne" throughout the seasons ON tho
riviera ana at Paris. have now been
traced 10y the famous surety General
To band of expert intcrua tioual
thieves led by a Spauiard named
Vogue, who claims American ma
tiouality.
Among the rohbcrics have been
gems To the Valun Of 3i5u.o00 stolen
ut Nice from Nine Doucct. wife of
the drcsslnakcr; Mrs James Robin
son, robbed OF S65,00b worth OF jewels
at Macmahon ral;.rc Hotel. Paris:
Mile. P"ia!rc, robbed Of a pearl neck
lac" worth $4,000: Lady Insbruck.
robbed a, Mcntonc OF the contents of
her gem safe, valued at 100000: Mrs.
r. itoia, robbed recently at Cla-
ridges. Paris, OF gems worth $4,000.
foqucz is believed To have fled To
Spain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
FIFTY CLERGYMEM JOIN
IN M0MENTOUS DEBATE

LONDON July lS.-Whnt was the
name OF King ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wife,
was II Amytis or uvakhsatara?
flfty carncst clcrgymcn-at the
central Hall recently gravclv de-
hated this point and incidentally tried
ais" TO settle once a-d for all tho
v"N"d question Of IN" real authorship
az the Book OF Daniel
Most OF them agreed. under tn,
persuasion of the ARGUMENTS uf the
Rev StN clair Tisdan. u u. that
whoever wrote the hook in Babylon
his name was probably not Daniel
Th"y dated It as written between lG7
and 1G5 Il. c.
This matter having hccn eet,lcd
The next issue for debate was whe;r-
ar the number OF Persian words need
IN the manuscript was fourteen or
fifteen. II looked for "a time rs if TIC
'hitcenS had il. but the verdict on
this ail-important point had to be
postponed until Il later date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
WISE STANDS FIRM
ON ENFORCING LAW
(Continued Eroln First PaEcD

CONTINUED From First PaEcD
come within the province of the Cor
poration Commission.
And" he said, "if. as AIR. Folkcs
says. he will use his influence in Sc
curing lower telephone rates In cities.
if such II thing should come before
the commission, would give both
sides a fair hearing before passing
upon the question:"
Adams Defends Himself.
Mr.. Adams defended hImscif against
the charge preferred Ivy Mn i'oikes
that lie had sidcsteppcd . vote on the
telephone rate question by Saying
that he had not given the matter
suiiicIcnt study Ia pass upon IL when
the commission adopted the measure
II would have made no difference
anyway" said Mr.. Adams. for the
other two members of the commits
sion had acted. ana my vote would
have made no change. | will always
consider fully any question before
passing tnally upon IT,"
Mr. Folkcs said the commission
could recommend anything "If rail.
roads are wanted by people in any
particular section. why should they
not be given the right 10 have them y'
He said the commission did not oh.
serve closely the provisions OF tho
Constitution in that II provided for
open session Of the body at all times
lie presented figures In his criticism
oil me commission in granting the
petition OF the telephone company.
None or the candidates for Com
monwcalth's Attorney Introduced
anything new. Thcy reiterated their
original stand. MIR. I8oschen said he
had not been given the prominence
of the other candidates on the sun
day observance laws. II" said h.
hhd introduced in the Leg isla,urc u
mn I" modify tho laws, bu, iac Din
had failed OF passage He would. II
elected 10 the office or Common
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
V|SCOUNT JAMES BRYCE
TO LECTURE IN AMERICA
III speak ut Williams College on,
Means of .Nycrting Wars-To
Call on Harding,
lHy United Nows.1

NEW YORK. July 1S.-viscount
James Bryce. former British nmbassa
dor To the United States. and one of
the most Jealous workers for Anglo
american amity. is back in America.
thls Time with no official mission, he
hectares, but 10 lecture before the
l"Stitui" of politics at Williams Col
ioEr. Williamsburg. Mass, on the
means OF avcrtints wars.
lie VIII. however. call on President
Harding ani Secretary OF state
charles T. Hughes before sailin- for
nom" In September. viscount Hsycc
S'id on landing here MONDAY tina. his
visit had no oiiicia! connection with
that disarmament conference. al
though his lectures. Of which there
VIII bc eight. deal with the problem
OF disarmament OF European nations
The former ambassador. appearing
t" he in splendid health and quite
vigorous despite his S3 years, was nc.
conlpanicd by NiscouutcSs Bryce. His
lectures VIII cover "intcruational re-
lations of the ola World states in their
historical, political. commercial. lc-
rhl and ethical aspects. including "A
discussion OF the causes Of wars and
tho means of av"rtlng them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

wcalths Attorney, cndcavor tn I,
terprct the law as generously az &C,
sistcnt with the letter OF the law
Not city Srrrrnnt's son.
Mr.. Sattrriicld explained that s,,,
Embarrassment had arisen over IA
impression that John l.. Sattcru.,,
candidate for CITY Sergeant. was h,
rather. This is u mistake" said Nj
Sattcriicld. Il honor the civ -.
gent. but have II dad whom a,
very proud OF. and would not chang
for anything on carth!'
He said he would cOustruc the !, -
from Il common sense vicwpoi,,
without Infringing upon auy,of ia
religious rights Of the people. II ~,
raised in "a religious atmosphere" \
continued. and | am proud Of tina
The laws. properly enforced. shoul
offend no one
MIR. FinmiGap stuck To his origin.
platform. He favors selling OF lr
cream. soft drinks. and tobacco o
sundays. ana could see no reason vyb
man should not he able TO got
shave or Il shocshine on the Sahhatl
Both Candidates Tresncn and Hos
for the Commissioned ~ Rcvonu,
spoke. and were well received !,
were Candidates Saunders ana Sa,
terrified for the city Serpcan,cy
Blanchard Forbes, represented CIT
Treasurer Pace, and SIR. iiulcc spok
in his own interest
Mrs. Durham led in the liz, OF cal
hldatcs for the House OF Delegate
and pleaded for Il housewife In tn
halls az legislation Tho other cnud
dates spoke hricny. as tn" hour ha
grown lat" aud the crowd hnd h.com
restless.
Candidate for justice of the pea,
wh" sr"k" were Robert T. Jordar
Wilhur j Griers. X Est4u Lows am
Emmett Andrews.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
SENATE SPEEDS WORK ON
SOLDIER AID LEGISLATION
VIII Devote Itself To Vocational
Education THIS Wcck-iios-
EQUALIZATION Next.
lEy Nssocintcd rrcss.l

WASHINGTON. July lS-Scckimg
t. expedite it's work. the Senate COM
mittoc investigating government
agencies dealing with former service
men. today decided To devote it's at
tcntion to vocational education this,
week and, ii possible. take UP hos
pitnlization next week.
The committee also decided to a.
Ccpt The services OF Myron Adams.
Of Chicago, and Dr. Thomas w. sal
mon. of New York. as assistant to
Colonel Cornelius ". Wickcrsham.
who is acting as it's adviser. MIR
Adams recently had charge of Ger
tain Investigations at Fort sheridan,
Illinois. and will examine the MINI
erous individual complaints reaching
the committee. DR. salmon, who is
member of the American Legion
committee on disqualification and vo-
caiionaI education and an expert on
the treatment of mental cases. will
be assigned the examination OF CON
ditions Of various hospitals.
The committee today agreed to
''''' ''''' VI 'ht hospitals, but mas
not adopted an itinerary. Walter u
Howe. OF Washington. who was at
General rershinss headquarters IN
france. viii assist the committee IN
IA legal capacity.
The American Medical Association.
Inc AsSpciation OF Medical Hygiene
ana the Anti-TubcrCulosis Association
We're urged by Senators Ia hasten in.
a.. l.,
port on various questions relating to
disqualification,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
MONTE CARLO PROFITS
BIG dot" FOR BRIDE

FARlS, July is.-A marriage dot
OF 4',ooO,o0o francS--,hc largest on
rccord--w IL he given To Princess Dol
ores baldwin, when she marrcs THE
summer Prince Leon Radziwill. her
cousin. The enormous dot is the re-
suit Of millions OF chancc-takcrs who
thought they could beat tn. bank
AT Monte Carlo.
Prince Leon is the brother OF the
Duchess Of boudcauvillc and his
mother was the daughter of NJ Blanc.
thc famous founder OF the Homberg
ana Mont" Carlo Casinos. Princess,
Dolores - tn" war widow of Prince
Stanislas Radziwill Prince Leon was
divorced In 1905 from his first wife,
Nine. Claude de Grnmoni, who il now
Princess t;alitzin"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
PUT WILSON LETTER ON
ALLIED DEBT IN RECORD
Told Britain L. y. Could MOI Com.
sider Proposals to Cancel on En-
change Indebtedness.
WAS CONFIDENT or PAYMENT
Expected Funding Of Demand Oh.
legations to DO More to Strength
en- relations Between Two Ma
tons Than Anything Else.
icy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. July lS.-A letter
from former President Wilson 10
Premier LLOYD George. of Great Eri,
tain, declaring that the United states
could not consider proposals To cancel
or exchange Great Britain's indebted
ness 10 this nation. was placed in
the Congressional Record today by
Senator Lodge, OF Massachusetts. Re-
publican leader.
Mr.. Wilson'S letter. dated I'm Octo-
Der. l32u. was submitted TO the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee by for
mcr Secretary houston. II said tina;
suggestions looking to the cancel!a
ton or exchange" We're made TO the
former President in Paris The COM
municatton apparently was the reply
I" the British rrcmi.r'S letter made
uhlic last week in the senate Finance
Committee hearings.
I. =. Position Not Changed.
/ Mr.. WILSON'S letter said that the
position of the United States had MOI
changed ANA 1t is not prepared to
consent - the remission az amy par,
OF the debt OF Great Britain to the
United States"
Mr. Wilson. i, appeared. urga7l
lloyd George tu fund tho debt. say
barra ssmcut OF tho Treasury would
nccossitato steps To coilec; unpaid in
tcrcst.
ENprcssing confident expectation
Of the payment in due course" Nh
Wilson added:
Strrnr,hcn Friendly UrlntiunS.
II is felt that tile funding of thrS"
demand obligations OF the British
government will do more to
strengthen the friendly relations bc.
tween America and Great Britain
than would ANY other course of deal
irc with tho same.
Secretary Mellon told The senate
Finance Committee today he thought
/, inpracricabic Ia begin negotiations
for rcfundiu. allied loans without
congressional authority to conclude
them. Reference 10 Congress for APP
proval OF terms OF settlement arr
ranged would materially "mhArraSS
the government and delay the nogo-
tiations. hc said. continuing his arSu-
incnI for the administrations biIl TO
give thu Treasury blanket powers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

Thoughts of u "R"om for Rcnt"i
- can't say like these spells
between roomcr>-i get sort at
lonely with nobody around. Al
ways great for company. wns--
and I've entertained some mighty
pleasant people i'm my time, too!
"M. Inst roumrr moved out yes
trrhHH. Guess thnt means won't
have nnIhndy in Tor three or four
weeks. remember one time I
was empty Tor nearly two months
i got - miserable tbnt my
boards began Ia crcak.
"iicrc'S my owner romtDu I'm
noN--nnd with two Young men!
she's show them how comrort-
able my he'd IL aud uhnt bIr
closets ] have. They're fine look
inu S"mng frIi"w>--ihr,'d crrtnIn-
!, make IL pleasant for some
room.
IL cnn'i believe II. They've
rented me nnd paid n week In
"hN"hrr. never hrnrd of my
'h'hE NE this--hov lid they
ever nm" "uf ah"ut the 80 sOOnt
''oh-thats dincrrut. I inst
hc"rh M. owner telling them that
WINS the hr-t dime she ever tried
'ho"m for Hcnr nd In the
'h>s'hcd section 81 The Dispatch.
might have known thstD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
MISS MtCSwINEN DECLARES
IRISH DEMAND INDEPENDENCE.

ny ll1lN''I ~. " :.
ATLANTIC CITY, July lS-War
VIII be resumed In ireland unless
England recognizes the Irish rcpub-
lie, MISS Mary MacSwip"y. sister OF
tho late Lord Mayor MacSwincy. OF
Cork. declared here today.
statements that tho dominion form
of government is being onsidcred Is
English propaganda" Miss MacSwi-
ncy said II ireland does not win
recognition as a republic at the CON
ference table, she viii on the battle
field"
Miss MacSwincy was the central
figure o! an Irish demonstration ut
Philadelphia sunday. she left Mon
day Cor Detroit TO address the ma
tional convention of the Ancient Or
der of IIibcruiunS