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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
Lch Funeral

Funeral services were held yesterday
Afternoon at o'clock over the remains
Of Miss Regina l-eerh. who died in the
North Wheeling hospital Tuesday even
INK OF sleeping sickness. Miss LeeCh
Was tho daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
August Lecch and was In her twentieth
year at the time OF her death.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROFITABLE established business for
$3.50. Own a comfortable business.
Factory with Million Dollars assets
opening direct factory stores. Every
dollar guaranteed by merchandise. Fac
tory back right man for several thouS-
and dollars. as conditions warrant.
Quallfcat ions: honesty. Industrious and
$3.50. Write Is. l.. Hayford. Manager.
South Bend Indiana auE2o-H
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FLORIDA LANDS

TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY
FREE book about Florida. Tells the
truth. Monthly payments. easy terms
Orange groves planted Sylvester Z
Wilson. Dept KISS, Orlando. Fla. aX3o-G
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PoR sALK+NACHIHBRY

FOR SALE-No,ors and used machin-
cry. generator mining machine. piuns-
er pump. air compressor. bar pump. 20
mine cars. stone crusher. one IS Ga.
Dinkey locomotive. one garage battery.
charged. Motors. AC. and DC. new and
used. all sizes. Ohio Machinery and
Supply Co.. 1873 McIain Bldg. Ware
house and Repair Plant. Bridgeport. o.
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He-There Ia nothing like experience.
after all. She Is our greatest teacher.
She--And there IN no holding back
her salary, either.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

State Of Virginia County, Of
Commissi
2 Extra
"'ne ana estimate the several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

pending the arrival Of relatives from
baltimore" Maryland. but the funeral
will probably be held Monday after
noon.
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TO THE PUBLIC

wASTED-All persons having claims
against n. A. wilson or Wilson In
yestment Co. to communicate with y.
care Of Wheeling Intclligencer. agl7-tf
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Boston. Aug Ex-Governor Cox today
appealed to the people of Wareham
where three cape Verde negroes have
been arrested for an attack on young
white woman. not to let the mob spirit
rule Tic urged that they have conf
dencc In their court and promised that
the whole power Of the commonwealth
would ht extended to punish those guilty
Of so atrocous crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
wANrED-PEMALH.

wANTEr-At once. Lady stenographer.
Good position 70 right party. Write
Postottce Box Sal. Bridgeport Ohio.
auEi9-i
WANTED-Young lady for order clerk.
Mus, be able TO write good PLAIN
hand and good At figures. IN" axe. ~
perience. reference and salary expected
in Erst letter. a permanent position
with = large company IL y"d can meet
requirements. Address order CtcrH
care lntelligcnrer. auEl9-t
wAETEI-WaitreS Apply at Hotel
Wheeling Restaurant auglS-i
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REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED

wANTF:IN-N~at appearing. intelligent
person IN each Ci:y or community 10
act ~ our special representative AL or
spare time. \ new rlean-cut PROPOSE
ton that youth D. proud 20 connect
with. Easy 20 handle" Experience ur-
nercS:-ry References required Dept.
l.. Modern systems Co. lli6 l.ytton
Eld= ChiCaS" aug2o-S
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Warden Threatens Mob.

Al 2:3o this morning. Is automo'
biles whose occupants included wo'
men as we'll as men drove up 20 the
local jail. Others came on loot ana
they marched on the Jail entrance.
They demanded the three negroes,
John Dies, Benjamin Gomez and 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
GARD or TANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their Kindness and
many floral offerings during the illness
and death Of our beloved mother. ArA
Matilda Keller.
CHILDREN
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Soldiers to Rescue.

Boston, Aug 1s.-Ten members OF
the state police patrol have been Or
dcred to proceed from Camp In Franz
ingham to Barnstable, where a crowd
early today attempted TO take from
the Jail three prisoners accused OF as
sault upon a white girl.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell the Prote1
Automatic Stop Signal. Apply The
Protex Signal sales Co. 10th X Market
Sta Phone $50. "uCt?-l
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POI RENT.

FOR HE.NT-Furnished rooms Fer
wrcA 81 u1. Housekeeping rooms. per
week $3.50 mp. 1929 C'hapline 81.
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ATLANTIC c1r1 RESORTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
Attempt
To Lynch Three Blacks

BarnstabIe, Mass, Aug. 1e.-A
mob Of nearly 200 men and wo-
men carrying ropes early today
storned the local Jail, threatening
to lynch three Cape Verde Island
neoro prisoners charged with
highway robbery and criminal as
sauIt on a young white woman at
Ru1zard's Bay
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wANrED-SALHSAEN.

statesmen calling on general
stortS. Side-iine. Fast-Se'lsnG special
boys hycrar sample. Big commits
si0nS rrpca' orders. cincinnati over
all'Nfg. ,'nIIincin'Chti. Ohio. auC26-@
WANTEp--Two statesmen 10 travel with
manager Leave town at once. fn-
si;!on worth from 81 10 So day. Rich
ard Lon. Hotel Wheeling. auc2O-E
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WAH-ED-MALn.

wANTED-Hardware and auto Access
sorry statesmen to handle AS Stdellnc a
live patented speciality on commission
selling 10 ret;tl. trade. Address with
fun particulars. Manufacturer. Box b.
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WANTED
BSYS
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THE INTELLIGNCER
MORNINGS
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SCHOOL
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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
MAKONEY SHOWS
 NERVOUS SIGNS
Trunk Is Today Admitted as Evidence in Trial of AL
 leged Murderer.

SEATTLE. Sept. 24-Dr. Frank Wood dentist, positively identified the false teeth found in the mouth of the body in the trunk as those he made for Mrs. Kate Mahoney, whose husband, James E. Mahoney, is now on trial. charged with her murder. Df |Nood said there was no possibility of a mistake in his idcntifiactioH.
 MahOney appeared nervous, for the first time during the trial, when the trunk was admitted as evidence. This took place during the session this afternoon.
 Identified Clutched Hand
 Yesterday afternoon. at the trial of James E Nahoney for the alleged murder of his aged bride, Mrs. Kate Mahoney, Mrs. IIerminie Papineau testifyng for the state, said she identified the body found in the trunk by the rigid clutched hand.
 Ut was the hand of Mrs. Ma honey san Mrs. Papineau. "The hand Of a woman in trouble
 Those in the court room heid their breatb almost as the woman gave her testimony.
 Mrs. Papmeau said she had known Mrs. Mahoney for F years and could not mistake her hands.
 Mrs. Madeline A. Kleete, another neighbor of the murdered woman. identified tAa hands and feet of the woman as tHase of Mrs. Mahoney.
 pr. Jame Paul Clark, dentist. identified tHe plate taken from the woman's mouth as that belonging to Mrs. Mahones
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept 24.-The Senate, after continuous session of eight hours, adjourned last night with the prospect that further con sderat tion of the beer bill will go over for several weeks. Opponents of the measure separated on ob- structing. the measure.
 Senator A. Owsley Stanley of Ken lucky declared that similar contest was waged 1G0 years ago and was the lightning spark of the revolution which gave birth to the Republic.
 Senator Stanley said: Advocates of the antibeer bill think the morals of a community are worth more than the treaties of the people. The search of homes for evidence is worse than the Spanish inquisition"
 Tax Bill Report
 The majority report of the Senate finance committee on the tax bill, made public today, says the measure is estimated to yield $3,324 900, 900 this fiscal year or $S4.000,000 more than the measure as passed by the House The next fiscal year tax bill should yield $2,735, ,000,0 ,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Foreign Missionary Work
 Is Promoted by the Women

CHICAGO, Sept 24.-How exten- ave is the work promoted by Am erican women in foreign missionary fields is indicated in a report of ac- ,iyities of the Woman's Foreign Mis- sionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church which fvill be made at meeting of its general executive committee at Wichita, Kan, Oct. 25 to Nov. 1.
 The society has 620 missionaries in India, Burmba, Malaysia. the Netherlands Indies, Philippine Isl- ands, China. Korea. Japan, Africa, Mexico, South America, Italy, Bull garia and France, according to this report
 IL supports 994 boarding schools, 1,45S day schools, three college de- partments and nine English schools. II furnishes literature in nine Ian guages besides English. It takes care of 209,569 patients in hospitals and dispensaries.
 It's property in foreign lands is valued at s3,215.470.
 Members of the society in the United States number 328,950, the report continues, while auxiliary so- cieties bring this up to total Of 539,012. Last years contributions ran over $2.000,O00.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Says America Greatest
 Nation in the World

LONDON, Sept. 24.-The Rev. Reg inald J. Campbell, who has just re sumed his London ministry after his visit to the United States. told his parishoners in his first sermon at Christ Church that America was now the greatest nation in this world. stronger than ours, richer than ours, able to do materially what it likes, and to give spiritual leader ship to mankind if it chooses"
 Dr. Campbell said he had found traces of anti-British feeling, but warm and widespread friendliness, of which too little is heard on this side"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept 24.-It was made known officially today that the Harding administration will raise 60 objection to the ratification of the peace treaty with Germany with the reservations providing there be no American participation in the foreign bodies provided by the Versailles agreement which was without the expressed authorization of Congress.
 The text of the treaty between the United States and Germany follows:
 The United States of America and Germany:
 Considering that the United States. acting in conjunction with it's co belligerents, entered into an armi- stice with Germany on November H., 1918, in order that a treaty of peace might be concluded
 Considering that the treaty of Yer sailles was signed on June 28, 1918 and came into force according to the terms of it's article 400, but has not been ratified by the United States.
 Considering that the Congress of the United States passed joint resolution, approved by the Presid snt July ?, 1921, which reads in part as follows:
 Resolved by the Senate and House of Representative of the United States of America in Congress as sembled, that the state of war 9e- clared to exist between the imperial German government and the United States of America by the joint resp lution of Congress approved April 6, 1917. is hereby declared at an end.
 American Rights Reserved
 "Sec. 2-That in making this de. claration, and as part of it there are expressly reserved to the United States of America and it's nationals any and all rights, privileges, in demnities, reparations or advantages, together with the right to enforce the same, to which it or they have De- come entitled under the terms Of the Armistice signed November II. 1918, or any extensions or notifications thereof; or which were acquired by or are in the possession of the Unit ed States of America by reason of its participation in the war or to which it's nationals have thereby be- come rightfully entitled; or which under the treaty of Versailles. nave been stipulated for it's or their Dene-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Girls Start Crusade
 On Foolish Clothes

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2i.-Girls of the senior class of the High School of Commerce inaugurated a crusade against foolish clothing be- ing worn during school hours.
 No more silk stockings, silk dress es or thin waists. Plain business dresses. gnghams or simple sports togs. worn with cotton. wool or lisle stockings. will be the order of the day beginning Monday next. That was the outcome of q meeting at the school recently.
 When the issue was first brought up by the senior advisory committed the majority Of girl students scene, to be against il, but after discussion their attitude changed and the vote | was A. to 6 in favor of restric'lrl ! the apparel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
REED TO ASSUME DUTIES
 OCTOBER FIRST
Returns to Juneau After Trip to Nome-New Clerk Here
 Middle of Next Month.

Looking well rested from his sea Thomas M Reed. newly apponle1 judge for the Federal Court ot he First Division. arrived in Juneau his morning on the steamer Alameda.
 Speaking of the judgeship. Judge Reed said today that it is his iui en- tion now to qualify and take the po- sition on October 1 unless ne pressing matter should arise tha re- quires his attention when he would qualify immediately This a-.cc- ment was made between himselt nd Judge Robert w. Jennings, the pres ent incumbent. who is now on i've of absence.
 Judge Reed said that he met Jl ce Jennings in Seattle and had q bn- ference in which many of the q frs of the court were thrashed Ou' nl he found the court calendar has h'en practically cleaned up.
 John H. Dunn, who is to be rk of the court under Judge Reed is now at Anchorage and will pro ily arrive at Juneau between the tt and 18th of next month Judge E et spoke very highly of the fitne o MT. Dunn for the position to Yi cl he has chosen him.
 Nome Better This Year
 According to Judge Reed, caii
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
IS GIVEN LIFE
 FOR A MURDER
Second Chapter Written in Case of Killing of Wealthy
 Ono Publisher.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept 24-Sal- vatore Calif mia, confessed slayer of Dabiel Kabe- wealthy publisher. two years ago. vaa today found guilty O. first degree gIrder. The jury recom- mended merE as it was shown he was ignoran md tool of wonaa.
 Judge Dap 3. Call sentenced Cali fornia to Hfa imprisonment.
 Mrs. Katha ne Eva kaber. widow. was also fond guilty at d recent trial and is sOw serving a life sen tence.
 kaber Wa stabbed to death. Evi' dence subm ed showed Mrs. kaber planned the murder and California actually did z.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Married Man Eloped
 With Girl, Alleged

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Chicago po- lice were asked to look for Archie Blake of Corona. Cal. who is thought to have eloped with Margaret Jacobs. IT, of the same city. They disap- peared September 12 and are thought to have come 10 Chicago. The ro- lice were informed that Blake is mar ried and has a 7-year-old child.
 A reward of $350 was offered by George Lasker of Chicago, a rela, tive of the girl, for apprehension of the couple.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
HOUSE DOCTOR
 TEST|FIES IN
 ARBUCKLE CASE
Says Injuries and Not Alco- holism Caused Death of Miss Virginia Rappe. SHOCKING DETAILS
 GIVEN AT HEARING
Al Semnacher Testihes o. Scenes in Room - Ar
 buckle in Pajamas.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-Dr Arthur Bcardslee, house physician at the St. Francis, returned this fore noon from a hunting trip and immedi ately went to the, offices of District Attorney Brady.
 Dr.. Beardslee told the dstrc at torney that Miss Virginia Rapre showed symptoms of internal injury immediately after stricken during the Arbuckle party. He said:
 "Whatever evidence there ma. have been of alcoholism, this was overshadowed by her injuries re ceived presumably at the hands ot Fatty ArbuckIe."
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24 Al fred Semnacher's version of the Ar buckle booze party. which resulted il the death of Miss Virginia Rappc was heard in the preliminary hear ing of the murder charge agains' ,ht movie comedian.
 Semnacher sfria shat when he weni into the room where Miss Rappe and Arbuckle had been. he gathered ul the torn garments of the woman Some were in a waste paper basket Miss Rappe, he said. was unclolhed and as he entered the room she ex claimed:
 ''I am dying
 Semnacher said he put the to"1 garments, all silken lingerie, in his pocket to hold for Miss Rappe when she returned to her studio at Los Angeles. He said he took the gar ments back to Los Angeles witl him and put them in Miss Rappe's bureau drawer and then gave them to the police when the girl was taken II and died.
 Semnacher said when he entered the room Arbuckle was in paialals
 District Attorney Brady told | ws papermen he would produce evidence to show that soon after the party started, Arbutkle grabbed Miss
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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Polar Bear Is Forced Back to Prince Rupert

PRINCE RUPERT. B. C., Sept 24-The biplane Polar Bear, which hopped off from here yes terday morning for Wrangeil, was forced to return here when Aviator c. o. Prest encountered a severe storm about seven miles from Ketchikan. PreSt expected to arrive at Wraneell, then after a few days make his flight to Whitehorse, then Daw son, on his way to Nome and Siberia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
ASKS INJUNCTION
 AGAINST MINERS
West Virginia and Kentucky Corporations File Suit
 Tn Federal Court.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 24 - The Borderland Coal Corporation of West Virginia has filed q suit in the Federal Court asking an injunction against the United Mine Workers officers and members. The injune- interfering with the employees of the corporation in the West Virginia anl Kentucky mines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Fatal Accident on Creek
 Near Dawson; Brazil Dead

DAWSON. Sept. 24-RObert Brazil was fatally injured here late yester day afternoon when a wagon he was riding in plunged over :he cliff on the Bonanza Creek road. Driver Findland Galbraith fell 90 feet and escaped unseratched The horses were also uninjured. 4 box of dyna mite caps, included among the freight of hay and machGery, was broken open by the fall but failed to ex- plode. Brazil died during the night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
SUPER CuNMAN OF CHICAGO IS
 FOUND INSANE
Chief of Police Charles Fitz- morris Says Verdict Is
 Travesty of Justice.

CHICAGO, Sept 24.-Gene Geary. called Chicagos super eunman, twice known to have murdered his men, was today found insane by a jury and will be committed to the insane asylum instead of hanging for the murder of Harry Reckas, by stander, in saloon which Gedrv shot-up several months ago.
 Police Chief Charles Fitzmorris said the verdict was another tray esty of justice
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
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WILLIAMSON, w Va Sept. 24.- J. w. Mccoy was this afternoon found guilty of first degree murder in connection with the shooting of Harry Stanton in general firing The jury recommended mercy.
 along the Tug River on May 12.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Acquitted Man Confesses; Rust Is Absolved

TACOMA, Wash, Sept. 24,- Hugh C. Van Amburgh, acquit- ted last April of the charge of Kidnapping Arthur Rust, son of w. R. Rust, local capitalist. made a public confession today that he committed the act He absolved young Rust for any part of the crime.
 At the trial Van Amburgh de- clared Rust plotted the kidnap- ping. hoping that thereby he would get $25,0OO from his fath- CT through the fake
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Claims British
 Has Gone Limit On Peace Issue

DUNDEE. Scotland, Sept. A.
 Winston Churchill. of the Brit ish cabinet. today in an address declared that the British gov ernment had gone to the utmost limit in the offer to the Sim Fein for conference and that if the offer was rejected. hat nothing else to give.
 We have reached the end # the tether." said Churchill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
NINETY-FIRST D|W SION VETERANS
 GATHER FOR THE ANNUAL REUNION

SEATTLE, Sept. 24.-IIundreds of veterans of the 91st Division from Pacific Coast States and Alaska are here today for the second annual reunion and convention commemor- atng the entrance of the Division into the Meuse-ArgOnne offensive.
 At noon today there was flying circus.
 The zero hour banquet is sched- uled for tonight and memorial serv- ices tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Proposes New Plan to
 Aid Catching Criminals

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-Direetor Burns, of the Bureau of Investiga- ton. announced today plans for T Federal Identification Bureau here 10 aid police throughout the country tracing and identifying criminals. It is said that Attorney General Harry M Daugherty fully endorses the pro posal
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Eight Hour Continuous Ses- sion in Senate Is Barren
 of Positive Results.
MAJORITY REPORT ON
 TAX BILL IS MADE
Senate Finance Committee Estimates Three Billion
 Dollars Be Raised.
SEEKS APPROPRIATION
 FOR COMPLETION OF THE
 GOVERNMENT RAILROAD

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.- Representative Charles F. Cur ry of California, this afternoon introduced a bill for the apprO- priation of $3, 100, ,210 to com plete the construction and se- cure equipment for the govern mcnt railroad in Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
OIL WORKERS
 STOP PATROLS
Strikers in California Called of on Picketing- Are
 Told to Be Unarmed.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Sept. "A -- The striking oil workers union of Kern county announced this forenoon that the District Council ordered there be no more stopping of cars on the highways and that the men patrolling the roads as watchmen be unarmed The patrolling system ias been vigorously protested.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
TO RESISI injUNCTloN

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 24.-Dele gates to the United Mine Workers convention passed a resolution todal instructing the international officers to use every effort in the latter means to resist the issuance of the injunction against the union sough. in the suit of the Borderland Coal Company.
 President Lewis ruled out of or der motion for general strike Ol drawn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
Sharp Repartee

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor ad dressing the convention. said the in junction, if granted. would enjoin all activities of the union
 Turning to President Lewis, Comp CTS said: "In defense of that prin- ciple l would like to visit you in jail
 Lewis responded: "1 have every expectation you will be accorded that privilege"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
REUNION IN LOS ANGELES.

LOS ANGELES, Scpt. 24.-Thon- sands of the 91st Division veterans are gathered here for the Mouse Argonne reunion. The former trans port Harvard brought the delegation here from San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24
NO OBJECTION
 BE RAISED TO
 PEACE TREATY
Officially Announced Admin istration Is Satisfied with
 German Treaty. FULL TEXT IS GIVEN
 OUT TO THE PUBLIC
Berlin Agrees to Abide by Terms of Armistice and
 Versailles Pact.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Pres- dent Harding, in a letter to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, read in the Sen ate today when consideration of peace treaties was begun, declared that the pacts would "put aside the last remnants of war retaIiationship and bring complete return Of peace"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-24

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Evening star., 1921-09-29

terms of the work accomplished by
Col. Kutz, and said that II at the
end of his term he could feel that he
had done half as much for the citizens
of the District he would be amply
rewarded:
Twelve members OF. the Hagerstown
Rotary Club and six from the An
napolis branch of the organization
Were In attendance, while more than
twenty out-of-town ROtafians from
other sections of the country were
presented: