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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
japanese Not Excited
Over TN|0Ck RIOting

~,Ei, Iuly ;. I'll" 1dyan"sr Tor
AZ, rr,,o. !. N.,s announced tu-t,y.
VI. r..hI no ,r:.n' ~ C"rn"r':"n win
,h,. "-rrur d.noi'ati"n - 'H"An"Nr
workers from to nerves fields At Tar
inrN. ,4If.. trNuud requesting an N.
.rs;irot!ru Ind u -''N"7t IN m" ~.
den cr0Yl Ia, lapau"h" consul ia - -
r'r,rr,srp Furr'sI office nffirlIiS O.
,lArod hoy regarded the in'id"N'
local affair and expressed """i'G""
that the American auih"rlieS "o'..
ainvt an measures necessary.
I. vas added ny the orfirials tina ;t'
occurrence OF such incidents ser" -
.crrrtah'" and Liable 10 pr"E"h" nhG"@'r
Able agitation ut the inv when IApnn
and The United states were earnestly
>rnL Ing I mutual IN i"rSt.'nIirE
R"yond ,TInSinE editorial protests N
ycvrra. 81 the wslS,r"r. -" FHr'"'k
incident caused m excitement h"rv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
BoyP. 0. EmpIoye Is
Held Up By Bandit

pttshursh Iuly Is. \ innsA"H bar
Iir carly tn r,u:a.rg heidi UP an! r"o.
bed :, Sevcu'".,1 yH.tr-rld boy ciHr4"y"d
a, Tho postufncc Of N'lkinsourE HHo
r,.h - two mail pouches containing
rr.;.strr"d ict;"-S. according 1" = II.
Ehinn!.rt .IcI,rt agent - n" wilkins
burg railroad station. The l"'s - IN
shown. county detectives AMI 'lN'S-
Inch noII.e Nav, BEN :lsS!l:u"i L. 'H''
case -
The bandit. ac,"riIug 10 Nn'""h,'r''
held up N" boy. Henry Hoffman "h''"
he vas transferring III" r"uchrS rom
'hr station 20 u" p"$to'h"c iH' 20"
Lc- held tho hry 4, bay with ris'"'
whtle ~ rir'cI re pouches. which 30
"a. open WITH = knC" and placed re-
;e;rreG mali - a 81 tease.
Warming II ,'.m.,H H"i :" n,">" i":
rC.,en minutes. ~ h.,r'h' t'I rEt
-, hny ran - the railroad station " .
soon as he y",.h''r disappeared ana
-ronrted the huldup 10 Ehin"hart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
RIVERSIDE mill IS
ASSESSED HIGHER

An incr~a@e or $4,000 II IN" asSrss-
ed valuation OF the Marshall CUupty
property % ~" National Tub company.
located ~ Ton~ood VIII D." made rs n"
result Of IL Conference he'd before N"
MARSHALL county board Of review -
Nound$vtlle yesterday by Juds;" Fr'nk
w ScSoitt representing Tho Sattoral
Tube company. and Attorney George =.
Benek". acting as representative" Of
tho So" tax commissioners nfncc
las: year. II WIS stated !ast night.
me BHnwood property Of me National
Tub works was assessed a S2.6l7.o25,
while this year Z will be 81 3GT n IS,
under the agreement made yesterday
/, was sad yesterday thp; -" Ma
tional Tube company. with its mill IN
Renwood last year paid n taxes s36T.-
sos as compared with S3o5.095 9rltf -
the Benwood property Of the Whrctin.
Steel & Ion company.
Action on ne coal aSsessr"n's IN
Marshall county. set FOR Yesterday ar
ternoor at Moundsvillr. was postponed
n Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
TRAIN IS DELAYED BY
LOCOMOTIVE. TROUBLE

Wh,"ling \ Lake Erie naSseng'r train
NJ. iui which lra."s WhCel"E 1t As
n n waS delayed for over an hour !aa;
evening AZ the local station, duc 10
trouble IN tho pLStonH Of the locomotive.
The trouble was not noticed Until the
engineer ATTEMPTED 10 pull out when Il
was found tina, the engine refused 10
start. Aft"r An cIacIination Of the
parts il was discovered that the valves
N ta,. cylinders 'iat h~rnrr, ci""Ts"i
with waste. which Kept M. steam. from
10 cyltndarS .t.tsr an hour" delay
the rain go, under way Ntter hn!din:,
~ several switch engines and ioEInG
mach true for the yard eng nos.
You become older .vrry day lui ;hcu
30 dos everybody else.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
CONSPIRACY CHARGES
HAVE Been WITHDRAWN

Sharon. Ia. July 2S.~CharEea ~
conspiracy and attempt :" -NtN7
against Mrs. Eva WLrsor. Cleveland.
WHO surrendered 10 polio" here hast
night. aftex sh" sNid 81" had lsarr ed
she was wanted IN connection with mo
case Of Thomas n Randolph. hav" seen
dropped u WAS announced by aHth ri
lies here '.niSN' She was released
under $500 bail. however. 10 appear Ns
a witness cEJiUSt Randolph. who has
claimed rN.,t ~, was ahtuc;"G and held
.or t5r.,"0 rau4oT. R7uu"!HN Is h~inS
he'd I, Mercer ro- lack OF bond under
snl.-.' charges Including tho nSc o.
~" ;,..iS In an attempt to d"(raud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
NEGROESFIGORE
IN MURDER HERE
ypRN GREEN IN JAIL C9AsHho
WITH THE SrCRDER OF WI
BRANOr-BoTH WERE
DRINKING.
ropo,r, CONNECTS INQUEST
gvrpyNc- N CASE WOULD T.
prcArn SELF pSFETSE'
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST VIZ ID
ERED THOI VARIOUS scC 4ESHS
N couHry SErRoPoILS.

Jc-r ,rn,. - ,.l ,N'n-Nd ~Ns N
The R,ri,,-, ~. las a:Gh' aad ,''' b'dY
nj William I-aGO:.. =. $50 - ."r'f \" Is
a. rho ,;-ar-rr rnnr-,l". Hn'.> '"%: 49,:
Green. Va q warrant .'su"t In SP"'"
Frank : NhSNT'S C"u:'. - 'N.tr.,"I va
r,urdn- R-Nunr WIS N'i.L a. ''r""'' -
home ~. Ut-derrtc!n hi "ar': y"S'rr-
day u.rra'@g.
Co.uas~ ,Hytr G Hardest Cd; Fringe
pcr, h"iI an inquest y"StN"'H} ."''';-
nnon - ne city bu'.tiaS and = va
h-nush. NJ. ;!rat H''h men lad H''"
sr.r4iaS nace previously. = vas
earn. ,;.."n sho h,L hU, r"r ."g.
va. badly he.trr ~ By HroT"u And
police We" .Ai,ed
Green aud Ms w'F". VII" were ~ ne
room where The killing N,curr-d t"st'-
ned that Branon rad come {" thor
house early Mo0day morning drunk. lie
had been 20 WhCei'nS. tGrS said III
entered The hoIS" ard ''stlcd ''rrHn
vile names and ;hNa struck him several
times, knoCk:uc mr.; down. 'fr""". mat
dened a; nv Slows A",0E deaf; on: by
the ;atruder. Eraab"i SOM h:r& hc
hind HIN rs y, LAY a.;'',S; -" wa
frcrl a hlow from Hra1r0 e. ii
strucA Br,n0r ,ar-oS% =" sor"h' L! mo
b. feli. ';r~~u s&a!E struck a'"' t"d
pouncrd OF HIN
Police Nav. pick ~rnr;,rcd VIA
blood and a butcher hu.te. II IS be
lieved Green used these - kIi 'iran"n'
although ne said ne does no; rrr,en'b~r
what Ae uSeI.
Green CAV. himself az 10 OG'"cr
Duntee, not Knowing al :he ;iw" that
he had killed HrauOn.
Rranon had several holes IN ais fore
head. presumably Put ;Acr" hN Bows
from the PICK a2d his throa; "h$ OK.
presumably from thr butcher kr:'".
Green sad that ne had been dr:nN'nS.
but was rot drunA. HN said that ErHn"n
often Gan,e 20 his Aou&r. ard always
pushed him around. Vie ban" rUuGh"r
than usual jest" riaS m"rn'EG Gree"
told IN" coroner. and :" Sait h" had 20
act 20 save his Own lt'".
Gr~"a Il married. but h.is chi idr"U.
Hc said he had 'ahore.! - local gas
houses lie came from IVES: Etr@iU:a.
Rranon worked n tho metal yard az
the Carnegie mill before that plan; sus'
pended.
Branou'S BODY was taken 10 he Graf
ton morGue.
Several persons were visiting at the
Green home wber tho trouble started.
They all testified they were ~ n"
porch. and when tho trouble started i"tt
the house. without Eo:ng inside To see
what WAS wrong.
In the saue hoQse on Hardanstein ht.l
where yesterday mornings murder Oc-
Cured foreigner was killed by another
about i've years ago. 4 pick handle was
used on the former occasion.
AZ the inquest iaSt night, Green md
his wife testified that I;r.lnnoa ATTACKED
Green. after which Green hit LrVrnOr
with pick. Miss Lou Williams. a w.
itor. said she and Others ~ thr hnU sc
loft when the TWO ner sNs'tn Gulr-e'
ing. Green was hold on a rharEr Of
murder and taSen To the 81, ''-1lrSvIi lie
jail.
We have guaranteed TS-pswrI;crS 'rni1
$1,000 up ". :. Stoddard Il l2'h 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
NAMED BY MORGAN

Yves, V.rSiuiIns hive been designated
BY Govrruor Morgan :" represent th'
state at -" arnUg. moe n: or th'
S,u'hcru Education association TO b.
rrld =, Neh"v'Ii". y -. August Is
IT,, r Miss iIn'N" TuHor. Hunting
'a,. y. { Yale N.u"n-ii. J. FRANK
Marsh. Charleston: Mrs. II u. Rumme!
hxr.aslnr. \. j. l'c'~rN b"Ck'"v X. A
Wiy-Ea Wrt'rG Gu!R: J.. J. liansifa"
Welch. rr. Henry Z Mcp"nald. her2r-s
Ferry. r. + Murphy. clay, Mrs. Na'''
II Gardner. Encrh"rAstown. Mrs Mar
RarSc' +. MS'!uug. rCaw!ey.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
No ReCeiverShip For
Bank at PaTkeTSburg

Park"rsourr ". Va. jay . y n"vS
dispatch S"rt from tins CITY SUNDAY
-!.sh.. rHn"urrlnS :hI' ,"CetHcr had
h.."u uau,~d FOR th" Central Bank and
Trust ~nmpSny. erroneous. 0cf-
..iai> OF n" Central BANS and Trust
rumpNny and state @"ukinK officials
today denied that a receiver hu! ben
appointed tOr that institution. and
pointed out that there had been no re-
cant bank failures IN I'ark"rSburs or
n thr ..u;.-r state - VEST EiTg!nlT.
The receiver n IucSt'un. wa In md
for the CltiXSnS Trust Il Guarantee
company OF FarkerShUr6. III" latter
Institution is not a bank. stat" bSnkInT
:. SriciaIS S;Ad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
NINE

orsan.st OF ST FauIs and g. StspA>n
churches Of this city. has bsAn ep-
pointed orEanist OF the FrH Ca11soAn
church. ard bar accepted the appoint
nep,. Mr. Stupp - we'll known n
Wheeling. especially In music erss
and his many friends Will BE- ElAd 10
hear Of his appotntm at this popohS
church. hr. Stupn In hts younger dASH
vas sonx writer. which coutrioono
largely to his success but he drop1sa
M. rn account Of other duties when -
deemed as b"!ng more important N
heinz taken care OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
Delegates to Conference

The christian Endravor Society Of
th, Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church IL sending TWO delegates 20 the
Young PopleS conference which Is to
be held a. Salisbury. ia, August 6
TO II.
This conference Is for the purpose Of
studying methods OF Young People \
work AZ well as mission study wo-k.
This Is one OF the many conferences Of
this Mid being conducted by he Pres
bycee!an church m the various scc'i0Ns
Misses least" Cox and Sarah Nckouu
vii hr IN" local Delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
SHORT CREEK FARMERS
MEET THIS EVENING

\ uea'inE given under the auspicr-s
of N" OHIO County Farm bureau vii
he h"iN this evening Ut Short Crnek a.
which timS all farmers from this dis
trick are urged TO attend. NJ. Hun
ter agricultural agent will have charg'
Of tho program. and will also deliver
= short and Interesting talk. This viii
D" followed by several reels OF moviHI
pictures which have been furnish 81 BY
the Y. :. department Ot Agriculture.
Following tho meeting The LADIES' "a!
SHIRT Creek will serve dainty and lie
itcinus refreshments 10 ali thosa tina
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

II am ia nv r"ic'h year. hut sIn'"
taking "N-'!tvon" frrs7iptNI W. |
am as healthy AID strong Rnd can CO
as much work rs | "cuh twenty five
ycars ago. declnred Mr.. c. J. HIM
Gaslian Of Az Elm St. Amcsbury.
Mas
For tie last SIN Years ] have SUI
f.red untold ram. day and night. ut
t,rncp so bad ,ou'i NOT sleep. My
lesrs surilvd 40 | cuuii hardly walk.
81 saw b. tho papers what IN"
work 'NrutrUnc Prescription ~ was
doIp.- 10Y other rh-urnatn>s. 30 | got
r.,Iac. J, DID me- good right from the
stLrl All the aches and pains left
me. th, swelling IN my h.rs went
down. and | feel Ike = young nal
aE.ln
"'E"ut-"nr Prescription sg III VII,
M, r,c on my fret again, and I'm
glad OK 'ho chance to tell everybody
about -
"T-u'. one PRESCRIPTION 'ss" now
comes In tablet rs we'll as EGuM
form. whichever Ii rreterroh.
leading druggists N,rywheru.
G. II Grlcst < %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
Hal KING KILLED

Providence r. 7. July 2S--Frt ghteu"d
by I locomotive whistle rs \" was oc.n-;
loaded onto train A. EaS. 'ir"enHi"h
hits afternoon. Hal King. noted PAGER
with rscord Of 2:llA. broke away.
-21 about mile Up the railroad tra"&
and was killed ny the Shor" Lin" t.N-
.rsSS He was owned By Thomas Quinn
u 'hls city. ami WAS - hc sh!TirH ="
Worcester. whore ~" waE :" begin r1"-
rig on The Short IN p rtrcUtt next
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
81, ..n-,. SUNDAY might foiioN
-Al11 y

Hl.,' '..-,. Sunday u!6Et lohoS-
e. 80. Illness q. s~vrra! weeks, WIN he
-,,l his AFTERNOON at > 30 o'clock from
he home Of his grandmother AIA
Martin Norris. No. Ills kIon street. WIKI
&c., lodges VI The 4. 81. II. church, IN
'.Arpe. In'eTuent Will he made In Pen
Sui cemetery. In addition 10 his par
- n" lite boy ~ survived by three
ter" and one brother. The father
veil hnurrn ca;..rcr Of Wheeling. h.:S
Sc. hvrn;vlrhy Of lis many friends and
,l,in;anres n his bereavement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

New York July - a temporary ~
Junction reg,r1 inlnC N" United H'h'""
shIpr!0S Board. nc emergency 'Hrp';H'
ian a1d tho United American nee
rr.m interfering with The Operation -
=. ah!pn seized F-'daY from ~"
i.n,e, Gta,cs Mail Stra mfhip "ImpanY
vac ,~:-ur., nero ,od.y ~ Judg" "iilltm
=. Ru-r o: ITO sat" Ru?r"Tn" court.
Tho temporary injunction vi! l'c ~
crfe~t Until Thursday y vas :sSu""
Of Application OF Ra'nhr'dSs ." 10y:
formerly .rcrctary Of s;a'", who Ia now
rou.titHx law WITH Woodrow Ni'N"n
Mr. ,,olhy appeared n court VIZ
l,eIancy N!colL who also 10 routs"i ,"r
Tho co:nrany The Injunction !s d!Te";
- aUains. A y. l.askcT. chairman or
,nc shipping board aud rae six C'h"r
members. as we'll az United S;a'cs MAJ
xhal Mccarthy and officials Of me
United Am"ri,a,a ines. 20 which 10"
:or,rv Up, ration ~ the s"iz'd ships
was psslrnrd .y no beard or Sltur.
day. Ilr "'""c, 'Dr il !"w days - .eas'
Si,l h. t. 'H-'urc Np""a:io0 "t n" ships
20 :hr i'rl'od state MAJ company "a
they wryr before :he seizure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
NORRIS CHILD'S FUNERAL!

Funerai services Cor littis nnug',e
five wear old son OF NJ. and Mrs. Waller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

BUY WAR SAVINGS srA~s-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
HARRY STU2P

uarrv T.. Slurp. yell known musician
Who for :he pas, several ycnrs has been
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Judge Landis Denies
Runor Of Resignation
Refuses TO Say if He Is Thinking
of Giving Up Seat on Bench
at Future, Date

CHICAGO. May 4.--Judge Kenesaw
M. Landis in formal statement to-day
denied reports that he had resigned from
the Federal bench to devote his time to
his position as baseball commissioner.
81 have not resigned, nor have said
anything that could have been construed
into statement that have resigned" !"
the statement said.
Tho action Monday Of the Senate
Judiciary Committee In indorsfng Sena-
tor Diaps bill making it an offense for
q Federal Judge to accept another posi-
ton of pccuniary profit while ON the
bench had again aroused rumors that the
judge was to relinQuish his Federal po-
sition.
Judge Landis refused to say, however
whether he was thinking Of resigning al
some future date. He said that the
present rumor about his resignation
probably had arisen through conversa-
tions he had with Charles Nagl, Gus
todian Of the Federsl Building.
II told Nagl that when I left this
court wished to take some Of the chairs
with me, as they were cherished by me.
They belong to the government and I
asked him II could purchase them," he
said.
Judge Lands would not say why he
had refused recently to set any cases
beyond June Is, fact which caused re-
ports that he would resign in June.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Dredge Bucket
Scooped Up Body
OF Mrs. Ranki1le


The $500 reward offered for the re-
turn Of Mrs. Annette Rankine. dead or
alive, shortly after the wealthy widow
disappeared April l, may bc divided
among the crew Of the United States
government dredge Atlantic, which WAS
at work on the East River Tueaday OF
Red Hook, near the foot OF Thirty
ninth Street, Brooklyn. The woman's
body was scooped from the bottom OF
the river and brought up in the bucket
Of the dredge.
The crew, ignorant OF it's identity,
took the body ashore. 1t was removed
to the morguc Of the Kings County
Hospital, where that night it was idcn-
tilted by Miss Laura Sphinx, who for
many years kept house Cor Mrs. Ran
kline at Ia East Sixtieth Street, and by
Frank Clouting, her chauffeur.
Yesterday any possible doubt was
dispelled by an examination Of the
filings of her teeth. Benjamin v. Nor
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Chiefs to Crack
A Safe and Test
EaurOt's Skill
Deputy Police Head 10 Take
Finger Prints Of Every
Man at Convention 10
Detect Who Does the Job

Every resident Of the Jfnited States
ara .vsrv s...I,,
's- s"" 1Aus sneer'ns snou'o
ne nnger-pranted And the records yept
in Federal identification bureau in
Washington. accordinv n Third ncnxtv
police fsa,,.,,,;..;.a. 49,. ESss fss
,N''' p Nv. ao'eA soscph a. : rAulo''
wao addressed zoe delegates to the first
national conference 81 chiefs and super
intendents os n,.,;ca vastarr,ar
NJ
ne scohietence oegsH ON tuesday
~ tne tommodore ana was, continued
yesterday in tho east ballroom Of that
hokel Commissioners EsuroN .no,s ~
s.s--:-..s, Y.-~s.c sP.Ao ="
ss4:a s:nan1. i1snsinsation, PRESENT Con
Sas.ons. Hr. l.s raiiufes anu the Remedies
ranan;.;
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

ent of the New York State RefornA-
tory, and John s. Kennedy. president
Of the State Prison Coznmisxion, made
speechcs IN which they advocated
closer cooperation between the police
and prison authorities with view to
checking the movements Of released
convicts.
Special Deputy polica Commissioner
John A. Harriss spoke briefly on trafiac
regulations and said that the signal
system now in use on Fifth Avenue
is proving. successful. He urged
standardized regulations fnr all large
cities throughout the country as one
means of simplifying thes driving Of
motor vehicles.
After. the luncheon the delegates
were taken on an automobile trip
through the lower part Of Manhattan,
and through parts Of Brooklyn and
Queens. This morning at q o'clock the
delegates will visit Police Headquar-
terra, where they will inspect tho daily
line-up Of criminals. Two hours later
they will visit Mayor Hylan at City
Hall.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05

ton, assistant secretary Of the Fifth
Avenue branch Of the Guaranty Trust
Company and Mrs. Rankine's brother,
accompanied BY operatives sf the Pink
erton Detective Agency, who had boen
retained to search for her, went to the
morgue with . chart obtained from
her dentist.
Tho filings as recorded on the chart
were compared with tho Filings in the
fseth Of the body. They. vera Identical.
Harry Scott, Of the Pinkerton agency,
said this test was conclusive. Mr.. Nor
ton, too, was satisfied that it was his
saister'S body.
Although the police are investig gat-
ing the absence Of jewelry which Mrs.
Rankine is said to have worn, Mr., Nor
ton and Mr.. Scott declined yesterday
to entertain any suspicion that she was
murdered or robbed. The loss OF tho
rings, Mr.. Scott said, could be at
tributed to the action Of the water.
Yesterday afternoon the body was
removed to Fairchild Sons funeral
parlors at sc Lefferts Place, Brooklyn.
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row st the home of Mr.. Norton at
Pelham Manor. Burial will be at
Niagara Falls, N. Y, where her hus-
band is buried.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
pital, where his condition was .,,. 81.
asst night to be serious. '@aa ~
Priest Must Pay Her s3oo !
Protestant Girl Says He Ad,,..,I
Catholic Not 10 We'd r.

spse al Dispateh to The T,s5xx.
ATCHlsoN, Kaa.. May 4.--Dsn...
sotaling $500 were awarded Miss $,
Ramsey, Of Atcbison, by jury s ~ 5.
District Court here yesterda, -. ;. sas g
Father Lawrence Theis, cssk ',:s
priest. Sasno!ie
Miss Ramsey, who is a pr,,..... !.
asked $4,000 damages allegips ~ sss'ls, !,
fheis told Catholic man - asnsr
not marry her. - SHOULD
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05
Higginson Left S2. 5oo. SOD,

BOSTON, May 4.-Henry L. Hig-
ginson, founder and patron Of the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra, who died
several months ago, left an estate
valued at $2,6es,564, according to an
Inventory filed with the probate court
to-day. His personal property In
GUIDED instruments and scores in use
by the orchestra and many works Of
Qrt
New-York tribune., 1921-05-05


or transportation after the storm be-
gan.
Coney Island suffered from the high
tide and driving wind. many important
shore properties were Inundated and
damages Of q minor character were ro-
portcd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-23
CASSXILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens re-
turned last week from Rochester
Mrs. Stevens expects to go back for
Miss Belva Stephens was home
from Dubuqe Sunday.
Reiner Adrian and family occupy
the Esser house recently vacated by
John F. Bausch.
The mems supper resulted in a
success socially as we'll as finan-
cially.
DR.. and Mrs. Blackburn visited
relatives in Bloomington Sunday.
Misses Celia and Christine Adrian
some time in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. U. Jeffers left on
Tuesday for Chicago for few days
ana then on to Los Angeles where
they will visit few days before
sailing for Honolulu.
The r. n A. entertained at their
hall Wednesday evening in honor OF
Mrs. T.. F. Andre who left for her
new home in Polo, ILL.,, last week.
Mesdames Fred Wood and George
Groom gave parties in honor of Mrs.
E. It. Andre the past week.
JOS. A. Bossert spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Harry Bossert home
in the country.
The NJ. E. pastor and congregation
are observing Passion Week by
meetings every evening of this week
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Louise Wetter returned to
Sitter Monday after attending the
special services at the Bethlehem Ev-
angelical church Sunday evening.
County Clerk Webb has received
notice from the secretary of state that
no special ballot boxes will be re-
quired for woman voters at the COM
ing election.
Judge and Mrs Aldro jerks of
Dodgeville, returned to their home
Saturday morning. Mr.. jerks is pro-
bate judge of Iowa county and had
been here in connection with the John
NJ. Swingle estate. Mrs. jerks is a
sister of Judge Goodsell.
A shower was given at the Charles
Tiedemann home Wednesday in hon
or of Miss Pearl Galloway. The com
ing of friends with covered dishes
loaded with good things to eat and
their arms filled with presents was a
complete surprise to Miss Galloway.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness writes her
aunts, the Misses Schmitt, that she
is enjoying life in Coblenz, Germany,
where she is teaching history to sol
diers who aspire to higher rank. Miss
Lisherness spends holidays and week
ends touring the historic and scenic
points in France and Germany.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-23
BAGIEY

Charles Dancliff went to Platteville
last week to visit relatives and old
friends.
Mrs. Charles Plondke is having fine
luck with her chicks. She has 152
and two incubators just Matching on
Saturday.
The Bagley teaching force attended
the teachers convention at Madison
last week.
Herb Strong of Patch Grove has
purchased the Clyde Brookens farm
Of Lee Kolb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer and four sons
of Dubuque arrived in Bagley last
week with their household goods to
move out to the Paul Humphrey farm
but owing to the bad roads they had
to store their goods in the Aaron
Moore house until the roads settle.
Mrs. Roda Willard went to La
Crosse last week to have an opera
ton again but had to come back and
wait a week.
j. T. Clifton was in Dyersville, Ia,
last week on business.
Grandma Glass in in very poor
health with but little hopes for re-
.covery. Her children and grand
children are all here or have been
here to see her.
Mrs. Gus Pohle got a message on