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The spectator., 1921-09-13
By George Agnew Chamberlain
PART ll!-Continued.
The Bobos- Merrill Company
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When all the rubbing is done, even 10 the last rite where they divide the fragrant flood into two waves falling over the bosom and mercilesSly knead the damp ends between folds of the dryest hit of the towel. she drops that implement and runs into the big room where the dying open fire blinks itS red eye as though . had been waiting up for her.
 The writer-who is privileged. for the benefit of a large and growing public. to see her in his minds eye as her pink bare feet pad up and down the room, racing every time they come to the home-streteh between the un- peopled grandstand of the couch and the fire, and then doubling suddenly, so that her wide eyes may catch her hair still on the wing. for all the world like a kitten chasing its tail-does herein affirm. by the collective man. hood of the earth, that she was alto gether lovable and beyond the reach of sullying thought. Now let her curl up in the bed and sleep.
 Slumber meant nothing in Pamela s life. That statement should be taken not in the sense of the common slang of the vulgar. but at it's literal face value. What is meant is that when this young lady slept it was like tak- ing chunk bodily out of life and putting 1t in warm storage. As a con sequence. when the od-fashioned clock on the mantel blurred a warning that if was thinking If striking the hour of nine in about two minutes, she opened her eyes and wondered through what magic night had been suddenly replaced by broad and smiling day.
 Not for long did that lifelong and for scarcely had 1t occurred, through force of habit. to her awakening thought than her startled eyes fell up- on the tall. stopped. gray-headed figure of man, clad in livery, and stan;Nng unstably poised In the doorway of the room. His eyes. naturally deep-set. actually protruded from his face as though they were determined to come halfway to meet Pamelas wondering orbs He looked like n solemn raven which has carelessly alighted on live wire.
 He hello." stammered the young lady.
 "Good-morning. miss" said Tomlln- son, in sepulchral and censorious tones. Where Is Master Robert?"
 You mean Mir. Randolph" asked Pamela. little breathleSsly.
 The old man steadied himself by seizing the door-jamb and bowed con firmation of her supposition.
 "I don't know where he Is" said Pamela. more calmly. "The last time l saw him he vas limping west" A twinkle came into her eyes. Why do you ask?"
 "Why do l ask?" he exclaimed. Miss, do you mind telling me who you are and what you are doing In Mir, Randolph's apartment at nine o'clock on Friday morning."
 "In November" supplemented Pam ella, as though she were supplying a very important addition to the facts in
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the case. "I am Miss Thornton" she added. with as much dignity as Il maiden, tumbled of hair, flushed of cheek. and cuddled in young mar s big bed could summon.
 The effect of her words on Tomlin- son was electrical.
 Miss Imogene Pamela ThorntonT" he asked. as he suddenly strengthened and let go of his supports.
 Yes" said Pamela gazing at him in undisguised surprise, How did you knowf'
 "Why, miss" said the old man. I'm Tomlinson. Excuse me for saying so." he added, pale flush in his withereu cheeks, but many time in the old days Maggie let me take you on my knee. A mort of worry you have given us. miss"
 Quick tears ross to Pamela's eyss.
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An AdUenture Romance


father. and left you an income of ten thousand dollars a yeay."
 Pamela sat up very straight, and then sank slowly into the pillows at her back.
 "'Ten - thousand - dollars a. year." she repeated slowly.
 Mir. Milyuns nodded.
 Beginning with today. There is no accumulation waiting for you, be- cause. by the terms of the will. Mir. Randolph was allowed the entire in come up to such time as you should be
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CHICKENS THRIVE ON WEEDS
ners Make Good Eating for Confined Fowls.

Every summer one can find lot of weeds that are going to seed in fence corners. If certain hens or chicks are yarded. 1t Is good idea to pull up these weeds and throw them into the pens. The birds will eat the seeds and leaves ct lsast.
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The Brioht Side,

The warden of Ohio penitentiary says that this one is true. Recently a negro prisoner, in for life. was brought before him and in the conversation the warden said: Why. Rastus. you are In for life. aren't your With . broad srin the negro replied philosopbically, sOh. no. warden. juse from now sAs
The spectator., 1921-09-13

the two. The blind ditcheS" of stones or poles covered with earth have been practically abandoned because they are not permanent, usually becoming clogged with earth in few years. Open ditches are usually less costly to construct, especially when large ca pacity is required, and water on the ground surface will flow into them more readily, but for the smaller drains tile has number of advan- tages
 Open ditches interfere with cultiva- ton, especially where large machinery Is used. but tile are buried deep enough to be out of the way of farming opera tions. The whole field may be culti- vated when underdrains are used. but a system of open ditChes necessarily takes up much tillable ground.
 Before any expenditures are made there should be a careful survey and examination to determine the source of the water to be removed and its amount. the most economical arrange ment of the drains, the grades obtain able, the proper sizes of drains and the amounts of tile and of labor.
 Sometimes only few drains are needed in the lowest part of the field; sometimes uniform system is re- auired with parallel lines underlying the whole area. In the latter instance experienced Judgment is needed to de eide what will be the proper depth and spacing for each kind of soil.
 Free Flow From Outlet
 Of prime importance is the outlet, which not only must be the lowest point of the drainage system, but so located and arranged that 1t will dis charge water at the time when drain age is needed and not be useless be- cause of high water in the outlet ditch or creek. The construction work should be carefully done, under the supervision of someone at least quali- fled to see that the tile are laid prop erly It is advisable to have com petent surveyor or engineer to aid in at least the leveling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
DI 1ELLA CLAIMS he AND MAzRI
WKAE V1LD Up AND SHOT
II TWO MEN
Yeltes Seoaa Houlup Theory and Believe
1Fothsrs-tn-Lav HAD
YtSht

Sheriff Dick Lynch and A>s!staH;
Troserut!nE Attorney lirrb"r; Mltrlrli
OF 81. CiairSv:.,e. rh:". 'I'T" - It's
city Yesterday afternoon - an in;"~'i-
= cation into tho shooting which nrc'rrcd
at Aetnaytiie carly Yesterday u!"rr:aG.
They called At the hospital where SNms
pl8elia who suffered sun shot w"Und
IN the hand WAS taken 20 tho city hU..'A
ing. and later taken ~ the Couaty JAIL
at st. tiairsv!iie. Ohio
The other victim. Frank Mari. is re-
ported 20 be suffering with = w"und II
Rie right breast. which. according -
/. The physicians. penetrated II" lung. Ia,
N.h!s ten eye shot OFT. aud - badly
beatan about the face ard head A.
cordlrS 10 thu officials the mans Cnn-
diticn IS such that he is no expected
20 live.
Officials OF the city and comfy ~.
tempted to Get statement "u; % M%zr
i.as TO the reason for tho shooting a"d
tho details OF the trouble. m; - X
claimed to have refused t. mae aHy
, stateTen: regarding trouble brtwr"I
himself and his bruthHr.in-law III B"l.a.
> Di Bslla's Story
The men are reported - hHI" been
coming 20 this c,iy IN the major track
ot d! Bella vest, rdav morning shortly
after $50 O'Clock. AMI according L III
Bella. they wer" held ~? A. Il p"!H.
near the Aetna..l.e hr!dS". wh"re S".-
erat shots were fred. when ~" police
: from Martins Ferry and Er.dg"port ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
.SPR|NGDALE AUTO
CRASH HURTS TWO
James Lindsey and Miss Pearl Grimes
Painfully injured When Dodge
md Ford Collide

Two persons were severely injured
lat" yesterday afternoon in an auto
mobile collision or the Naiona! T'Id
hill 1T SrrneLalc. just this side az
E.m Grove. Tie Injured AT" James
l.!Hd>ry q cracraft avenue. Elm Grove.
and Mss Pearl Cranes. az View l'oint.
The automobile hsuring in Tn" crash
were tho Dodge sedan Of 4. Il. Paxton.
driven =. William Roberts. rnlored
chauffeur. nj IT," Ford roadster N
James Lindsey. Th" slippery condition
OF IT," fV"!wIy. resulting from tho light
rain g; u" N'G afternoon. Is said tp
hlY,. hr-H tn raaa" Of the wreck IN
which I.iUdS"!'i H"rd was badly used up.
Lm:N"y's injuries included bad CASH
~ Ia" h,.,d his m"Uth VAS torn. one
/ AMI badly rU', aad 10 WAS otherwise
A.WiSrl ami suffered lrcI:ly from shorE.
Miss Grimes Md both knees torn. her
mouth was torn AMI bruised. a"d shH
SuIi"! Cd Painful cuts and bruises on the
h"dy
Ter. john e. IlNTN. of Elm Grove. was
Summoned anil attended IN" injured neo-
pc. who. after receiving treatment. we're
hb." u 80 20 ;ir!r homes.
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WHITE SULPHUR
MAN MAY LAND
FISHING JOB.

Special dispatch 10 tho lntcl,lg"HCer.
Washington. \. e. oct. ia.--R. *. Rob
tnson OF tho Davis Stuart school f"r
orphans at LewiSburg. West virginia.
IS applicant for appointment as ttlted
States Fish Commissioner. ACCOMPANIED
hy William L. Hines OF White Suliher
Springs, he called on Senators Sulher-
land and Elkins today and before re
leaves ;he city VIII be presented TO
PRESIDENT Harding.
Fer twenty years he was ;ha super
!utcudrnt OF the Government Fish
liatchcrics AZ White Sulphur. II" has
the endorsement Of both Senator's and
Of Representative EChols and Bowers.
The latter. who was United States Fish
commissioner under President Mckin-
ley. Roosevelt and Taft. pays this high
tribute to Ny. RohinsVns qualifications;
He was the best superintendent or
Fisheries In tho United States when
was commissioner. and ls In every and
all respects qualified for tho highest po-
eition In that bureau"
Mr.. Robinson Is believed to have more
than nm even chance 10 land tho plum.
The nomination " J. {. leSagc TO
l." postmaster IT Huntington needs only
the signature Of President Harding 70
BE- transmitted 10 the senate. The post
office department certified II 10 tho
White House today. but tho President ID
out OF the city and Will he until Thurs
day. There Will be no hitch in this ap.
puintmcnt. II Is a forcg"ne conclusion.
Mr.. Lesage IS IN the city attending a
meeting OF Scottish Kite MasonS OF the
Southern Jurisdiction.
Representative GoOdykoontz arrived
this evening from Clarksourg. where no
delivered an address To the Chamber OF
commerce on Monday. He motored back
tn Washington with Alfred J. Mac
tguic.S In the iatters car.
Fred Faris. Of Wheeling. was among
tnNaYS arriYAll 1
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ATTORNEYS FOR NAIL WILL
CLAIM SIdFERS HAVE 1ND1-
GATED BELIEF III GUILT.
Say 1000 Signing Virtually Same as
Evidence OF That Many In Court.

Attorneys f"r Bcsscner Nah. CITY
fireman VII" goes "H tri%l ~ 'T'n'ha'
'"Hrt This morning h'i,';" Iu'!r" AIhh
II. Rpl"rs"u. VIII sNrlns E"rir'~" ia
again a'%!Hg 10Y 4 r'angc * N"fU". as
they did In the cas-" Of Rurlry Th"nI'
son. Nal WI rH'c Il rhnrE" "r election
fraud growing cut OF tho sam" case As
that OF Fire C7Ict H"r,ry Thompson.
The surprise tn l." sprung tv N't"T-
n"NS J. Bernard HaEd'Hn. James II. k''H
and J. J. r ORri"u wii! !" the ra!!I;
To tho witness stand Of "lNic"n PERSONS
who have taken an activ" interest IN
circulating recall petitions for the
memherH az council ard city manage.
NAH Is Il flr"mAn stationed at tie Fort
lI"ary engine house IN East MCC"ll"'h
street, The voting place Of Precinct NJ.
OF the Second ward Was IN .lAs IRE
house ht the LAST city election, Nall. a
fireman stationed there. :"rvct az
clerk on the election board.
To use Dinerout Claim.
At The recent tr.ai Of itr" Fh.'f A
hurley Thompson. charged with fraud
In tho election. charles III. R"llNi,l". who
served rs n clerk with Nail In Precinct
No. OF the Second wnrd. testified that
hs signed between 3Jh and 3f6 ballots
several nights before the election; that
Burley Thompson CAV" him ne ballots
and that on tho nicht uf the election h"
and Mil. along with Thompson. "p"n"
tho ballot box and took ont tn" official
ballots and substituted III" "n"s signed
by him. The Jury in the case disagreed.
At the Thompson trial three days
we're spent in pressing motion. Icy IN"
defense. frr 4 change "f venue. hut Il
was "vcrruled by Judge Roh:uS"n.
number "c citizens were called n by the
defense In an effort 10 show TIM; the
public sentiment was against Thompson
and that he would not Etvsn 4 fair and
IMPARTIAL trial.
The evidence 10 be introduced by the
defense IN the Nail trial In support or
the motion for n change az Venue will he
different from that submitted In the
Thompson trial.
signsrs Of Recall
Sixteen persons taking an active In |
terest in the circulating % recall petit |
lions have been summoned In criminal ,
court today. They WIZ be asked 10 tcs- !
t.fy as 70 how many siEncrs have been |
secured In tho recall petitions. The de- !
tense VIII claim that this lumber OF ,
sifners have Indicated they believe III" !
defendant guilty by having signed tho /
recall In this way. instead Of bringing {;
into court about twenty persons TO tHS- |
tify that they helIev" the defendant !
would not bn given a fair trial. rs was !
done in tn" Thomson case. the d"Cens"
believes that II 1000 people have signed |
the recall # IL virtually tho Same as I
having the 1000 people called int" court
aud saving they believe the defendant
guilty.
This claim OF the detcnSe,!s ha9"d on !
the fact that the recall petitions Mt tho /
top state that the undersgn believe I
tho members Of council and city man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
COMMERCE CHAMBER
REFLECTS OFFICERS
Arthur c. Stifel President FOR Another
Year And Corcoran u Renamed
Manager

Arthur {. St!ftl. for the past TPar
president Of the Wheeling Chamber OF
Commerce. Was rr-clcrtcd 10y the MEM
bers az tho board OF directors Of the
organization at An important meeting
held yesterday at noon at tho Fort Hen
~ Club. pr. John l.. n|ckeH was re-
elected vice president. while Fred ].
Fox was again named :rca surCr. II. T..
InrcOran waE renamed manager.
Two committees. tho committee on
committees and the fnance-budget COM
mittee woro also named.
Yesterdays meeting was most inter-
est!ng. The recollection Of tho officers
nf tho past year WIS expected. L. N.
Neigh was re-arpoInted traffic comrnIs-
sioner and assistant manager, while
Miss Hattie Myer was again named
credit department manager.
The committee OF committees appoint
ed by Precedent Stifel waE as follows:
". +. Stone. chairman. J. J. Holloway,
II. r. Fields. George y. Maxwell. \. +.
Brady The finance budget committee
appointed was az fnllnwR: u l.. Kitchen
chairman. Otto Schenk. Fred J. Fox and
w. ". Abbott.
The board will again meet IN two
weeks, 10 complete the organization and
to pnss on the appointments made by
the committee on committees,
Mr.. Stifel Is now serving his second
term AS president. while DR.. Dickey is
also serving his second term. Mr.. Fox
IS treasurer for the third time. while
Mr.. CorcoFaH's appointment IL his third.
Mr.. Neigh's appointment Is his fourth.
while Miss Niger Is serving her second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
OIL SHIPPING EMBARGO
OFF IN SOMERSET FIELD

Parkersburg, W. Va, Oct, 19.--Loos-
ening Of tho embargo which has sur.
rounded producers In the transportation
or their oil from the Somerset field Ia
Kentucky Is shown In new order which
has just been ISSUED by Forrest VI. Towl
of New York. president OF the Cumhrr-
land Pipe Limo company. TO the affect
that tho Immediate transporta ton
order has been withdrawn. but there Is
a provision that nuless the producers
continue To Cooperate the order ~ &C.
tober !. which requires tho immediate
transportation OF the production. may
be re-!ssued. according to report re-
ceived hero tonight.
The order OF October ]. under which
the rire limo company required tho I'M
mediate transportation OF tho o.! from
the field, meant that the producer J
must turn the oil into tho lines and dis
pose OF II ut once or Il would not 10
taken from tho field. Under the new
order tho same condition practically
exists. though tho pipo line company
will not insist upon It unless the pro-
ducers refuse TO dispose OF their product
The notice says:
The order for immediate transporta-
t!on, effective October !. 1921, issued TO
withdrawn. The company thanks those
producers Of Somerset oil who by their
hearty cooperation have made tho
withdrawal OF this order possible. Tn
less shipments continue 70 be made
promptly IT may be necessary to ro-
Issue tho order"
Since tho Cumberland Pile Limo COM
pany IN Kentucky Is the same as tho
Eureka Pipe Limo company In West Nlr-
EiniR and tho Buckeye Pipe Line COM
pany in Ohio. II IL probable. II was said
here tonight. that a similar order Will
be issued regarding the running OF oil
in this state and southeastern Ohio.
However. there was no order OF that
kind issued hero tonight ut headquarters
OF the Eureka Pipe Line company, nor
at Marietta, which IL tho principal place
Of business Of tho Buckeye. according %
tho of1!cialA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
FAIR AT MARr1NsBuRa

t!nsburK's first annual fair. promoted by
the Berkeley County Farm bureau and
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ID BELLA IS TAKEN To JAIL;
MAZR| MAY DIE; WON'T TALK

rtyc,I on the scene. NtGri was t"uhI
Ia tie body - IT, tr'."i> III u POO! ot
blood. Win az" bullet w''iad ;h:"':Sh
the r,.:ht breast. and the other through
the let, eye. lie WAS rushed - the
Mar,,n., Ferry Cry hns.;tal wAr". Or.
=. i. M,s.irriy VAS called t. arend
him. III Eci.a WAS taken IL the lirtdgc-
r"r: Io., wii"re Il" Mas iuund - hc Suff-
cru, from Il bullet wusid In the hand
non has arrival at jAe scene ph!cor
MGh,riua,, e.! ia" Martins Ferry police
I '-,'n :nW:,l Il rvv"t,rr .y.aS beside the
body .! Mari N lhs motor track. anil
.lsD = H.'vGy hammer. the "Hiy tool on
III: tr.:ch. which had Hprar,nttE been
used - beat up Ike Lead and face OF
the NIc:.!U ii B,,L claimed ~ Chief
Mechanically OF Eridgsrort that thy
were he'd up by :Mu men ~ the point
wh.;r 'hc track vas fruud. Another
rUi.. sawed IN revolver with blood
~'u'ars covering 1t. WAS fvu"d rear the
scene.
Iroa the arrival q the sheriff. ii
Bella Was ordered taken 20 tho Martins
Ferry city hospital whore his wounded
Hand MAS rI>eu attention 10y Or. Mes
serly and he was left there under guard
: =
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DR.. Leonhardt Says

External treatments seldom cure ri.es
Nor do surgical operations.
The cause IS inside had circIlation.
The blood Is siagnant the Veins
Nahby
D. The bowel walls arc weak. III" parts
Y almost dead.
To quickly and safely rid yourself oc
piles yol mus, free the circulat on
send a fresh curreat through ;he stag
nant pools. Internal Treatment is tho
one safe methoI. OinimcntS and cut
ting won't do 70.
J. $. Leonhardt. N. d. 4 specialist.
set NJ work some years ago ~ ind
real internal remedy tor piles. He site
ceeded. He named his prescription
HEN ROlD. and tried :, in 1909 cases
before no was satisfied. Now HEM
ROID Is sold by druggists everywhere
under guarantee. II ~ Il harmless tab
lot. easy to take. and can always he
found IT G. y. Griest & Co. ami drug
EtstS everywhere. who will gladly re-
fund the purchase price 70 any dtssai-
tshed enthusiastically
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
BIG INSURANCE MAN
HERE ON SATURDAY

John l.. ShuCr. Of ''inrnn president
NJ tho National life fnsurInr" tn,!, r
, writer's Association viii address IA rrc"t
Ing OF Tn" IVES: Virginia branch nr tho
Assoc .at!ou 10 bc held Saturday morning
. in III" Mrf.ur" hotel
Mr. ShuF - an abe speaker. and ht@
talk will ha attended b. 4 largo mum bar
It 10 anticipated Nc & I've wire In
the business and Is known :, b. ono
ot the biggest men IN the came n the
country today.
clyde q. Law. Of this city Will preside
over the meeting
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ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS EN-!

4 V0Ip the misery Of racking
~ pain. Sloan's sets right down
4 \ to the aching spot and relieves
your pain and you wonder why you
did not use Sloan's first. Have a
bottle OF Sloan's Lniment handy and
apply when you first feel pain.
Use freely and don't rub. oi u
penetaks and you will be surprised
to find how quickly it eases the pain
and sends feeling of warmth through
the aching part.
Fine, too, for rheumatism, r"uEalg,a,
sciatica, sprains, aches. pains, over
worked muscles, lame back.
For forty years Sloan's has been the
standby as Imminent in thousands OF
families. Ask your neighbor:
At all drugSists--3sc, 7oc, $l.i0. !
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Family Battle. Police Think

The motor truck was taken To bridge
i,f,. wherr 4 was an object ~ interest
I" ,uDtrSds &C II" c"ri"uS al day yes
friday Drr Of tho mysteries - the
ARRAY - the fact that Il steel yHCketed
h!,lct was found lodged in IN" roof or
tho truck by Marshal Mechanically. but
..xncr;a dc> lare that tho bullet could
huv- been !ired from the revolver found
Police ~" inclined - scout the theory
(: hn.d-uv. and freely express the
np:.tnn that the two mcu engaged In
family haiti" on their way home yeSter-
day mnraiuc. u! Bella IS understood 70
have been very anxious TO know whether
or not MARI had talked about til" ar
fair after being taken - III" hospital
III" guns found. aS we'll as the bloody
hammer. have been turned over 10 the
assistant prosecuting attorney ana
taken t. 81. CpaIrsv.l,e TO be used as
evidence IN the case,
BAh q the mon implicated IN ne
trou,,lr have been residents q; Hurting =
ron and Cemetery Road in the north end
AVID are hro;hcrS-!r law. The city ami
county rtf:y:nis have determined I" gft
10 the bottom or the matter. AMI inter
es;inS developments are expected IN the
near future.
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SIXTY-FOUR ALIENS
GET HEARING TODAY

] Sixty-four aliens will BE- given a hear
! Ing this morning In federal cour, by
Judge w E. Baker. This will be the
! largest number ever given a hearing at
| one term OF court in Wheeling. There
will be - more to be given q hearing
! tomorrow.
! Those to be given a hearing today are :
| Austria-Hungary.
John Zcmljarich Joseph Stohlinsky
Desc K"racs Thcodor Janosik
Jan Domin George F7anjak
Joseph George Simeon Palkovich
Bruno Clement George
II Frank Bober Carrie
! lgnats RorEner Peter VIshno
August Baumgart josef Matusek
Joseph Fsoer Jr. Albert Chenciecx
Louis Dombo John Buzas
Frank WojoIo Michael Guti
! LOWS Hluhany Charles kl!ma
: Mike Sklnto Franz Slaterik
Tmra Ralborsky George palcio
{ John fatkovtch Nicholas Stabchek
Anton Knechtsl Frank Rykowski
Stephen fop9rad Stanley Owoc
! Samoila Miles I.sdIslar Yanak
! Albert Deputch W!ncenty Front
/ George Paulovics Stefan Sladek
John Zc!Eler Paw-i DnpIaga
: Lad!slav kscerors SKI Waco Pale
John HAtzcl ITl!asz Pat.crnak
Jozef Kovar.k Andv Navy
John Kun1k
Greece.
Demos 7. Cara Tom T.. firammsH
vaIchis Louis Neina
{ George Lucas.
Henry Joseph Vnlembo!s.
1oumAnIa.
Nathan Lazares.
Netherlands.
Jacob c. Endhoven.
Switzerland.
Edward Ciroux.
Great Britain.
VIM. Horny Thomas Reese Evans
italy.
Antonio Munafp.
Germany.
, Hermann Sw!erkosI Edmund Srhauh
Teoril Tcnp'!u Joseph Th"rHnH
Ere W. tier Wihelm Iir"rIra5
Lima E.ege!
Those who MI he given a hearing Oh
October 3let follow:
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Will IRGE RECALL PETITIONS
AS CAUSE FOR VENUE CHANCE

agor :;h".l'd u" recalled because of al
i"t"d iraud nd !r:, aI,arii."s commute
ted - tn" .a"' rl.'''.,i, and that the
rEi..fi> Tr., holding office under au"s-
ton as to the lre,iiiy It their election.
q. VII" can inHE'H" the feeling az y
foo, bath J.. B!E. Devil. Ah-h-h-AdV.