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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
GRIFFITH WILL
FACE TRIAL IN
MASON JUNE 8

Sprr.n, 10 The Intc!liGcnr"r:
Point Pleasant, W. Va, May 90
JudE" O'Rri"n. IN circuit C,ur: here to-
day fixed Jun" ? as IN" trial date for
W. r. ,Hn!lyO Gritf.;h, Who is now
Serving mo !irr sentences In III" West
NirEinl1 rcnitcntiary at McundSri'l"
Griffith VII! go IN trial h,rc on shat
dat" charged with the murder "r Ira
EouSh. uf Antiquity. Ohio. on a house
boat oil 'hc Obi" river within the bound
ari"S oc Mason r"Enty.
Griffith Is alleged 20 have murdered
Rou>h while AZ lb"r': from tho state
pri iSon AZ MoundSv:lr from which he cS-
capped tho evening ii January !. AT
wh.rh limn he murtally wounded Henry
Lewis. the pr;Suu engineer. Gr:It!th
has since BEEN convicted Of tho Lewis
murder in Marshall county. and SEN
t"arrd to serve life. upon recommends
t!un Of tho jury al MoundSvi!i". At IN"
limo Of his ESCAPE hc was serving Il HE
sentence for murder in BraNton county.
Attorney !. II. Holt questioned the
rtrh, of Mason county to bring Ii-t I'm
10 Pnin, IlSasant for tria!. hut III" sly
p-cnc court. since tiridfith'S escape
from tn" death penalty at M"undSNi!ic'
has decided againS' tho alleged Sia!"r
of Rouse on that point.
Prosecuting Attorney Robert l.. it"Es
will ask the jury in th" Mason r'rHui'
court for verdict carrying the dcAth
penalty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Woman BaniShed From
Jury and Jailed on
Charge Of Contempt

Cleveland, Ohio. May 25.-Mrs. Ellen
Griffith, tentatively seated as Juror In
the perjury trial OF former Judge VII
liam H. McGannon was banished from
the Jury, fined $50 and costs and oGn.
fenced TO ten days in jail by Common
Pleas Judge Florence E. Allen, late TO-
day, on a charge Of contempt OF court
Mrs. Griffith was accused By Miss
Cathcrin Chambers, a bailiff, Of saying
it would be worth $500 to an oreant1e-
tion Of which Mrs. Griffith Is . mem.
Der. IL McGannon was found guilty.
While being ordained as tentative
Juror. Mrs. Griffith swore that she had
not talked with any one concerning tbs
case.
Judge Allen called Mrs. GSiRith, Pro-
secutor Stanton and Special Prosecutor
David in private conference At the
conclusion Of which Mrs. Griffith was
placed on tho witness stand.
"Am correctly stating the case when
I say that you informed Miss Catherine
Chambers that an organization to which
YOU belong, will receive $500 II Judge
McGannon is convicted7" Judge Allen
asked.
You are," replied Mrs. Griffith.
1t was on this that the contempt
charge was based.
When court adjourned late today three
women and six men were Tentatively
seated as Jurors to try McGannan.
He is charged with giving per3uSed
testimony during his two trials for tho
killing Of Harold c. Kagy. OF which no
was acquitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
R|N D|NG MATERIAL MEN FINED
S25,150 FOR ILLEGAL COMBINE

New York. May 25.-Justice Vernon
". Davis of the supreme court today
imposed fines totalling 325,l5O on ten
individuals and nine corporations, men,
bers Of Il dealers association in masons'
building materials. who pleaded guilty
to Illegal combination.
The fines given the individuals varied
from s%00 TO $500 each. The corporl-
lions were lined from $1,000 to $4,000
each. Tho total fines imposed on mem-
bers Of the building material combines
since III" Legislative committee started
its invcs igation now reaches &?9 $50.
In imposing sentence Justice Davis
crttizcd efforts OF certain individuals.
improperly and unlawfully, to influence
the decision Of the court In these sem
t"nccs. while, tho court had them under
consideration"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Wheeling Globe 1rotter
Goes Free in Court;
Lettering Charge Off

Cincinnati Ohio May c5.--When Police
Judge S. l.. Manson OF Covington. KY
questioned a Wheeling West Va. globe
trotter, Paul Robinson, today In his
court on the charS" Of mitcrnG. Reg
inson told a tale Of a sojourn In many
,ands and reiterated q desire to get back
To the srnncs Of his Wheeling Childhood.
He had made too long jump by rail-
road In his attempt to get back. home
and ran out Of cash. thereby falling In
70 the hands OF the CovinCton. KY.
police. In his efforts to raise needed
sum for railroad fare to Wheeling Rob
iuSon attracted much attention on ac-
count Of his SIX feet AMI seven inches
OF height and attractive physique gained
nc said. as Il seafaring man on ocean
steamers As his record was clear and
his temporary poverty no disgrace.
Judge Manson wished him Godspced
hack TO Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Uniontown Suspects
Not the Bandits Who
Robbed n. Castle Bank

Gra.nsburg. Ia. May @j--- l.; Nj.
.:sors.. au cmployc Of the Union Nation
nj Rank OF New Castle. PrnnSE1Fan"
md :, patron who was IN the inSslt"-
ton when five ar'u"d bandits held NJ
,h. :ra... lat" yesterday. said tnat
he tive mon. arrested E"Hr tnionto~n
81 ,,,.ht were not th"' robbers. The
uvn men. held for !:lv"stiGNtIoa III CON
rrrti"u with tn" hold ur. w"r" fined 10
;.,h ga a charge al carrying concealed
weapons auA then brought '" N" state
.,"iir.. larrarkS here.
r:,i;..i Ecrhsr' Smith. at IN" state
,n,i,,... "rd"r,d n" live mcr conmttted
- ia. w.. M"r"iand county jan tor
further i,t> .~t;yatI"n. II" sad the St'.tH
,.,,i.,,. v.r.. invrSiiSat.ng il. an effort i"
ascertain Why the rn"u had ScE'a
,,!~tolS a rin". som" ammuE:tI"n ana
NO st, - autotnob!ic license plates in
heir machine when arrested last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Cuardsnlan
andTrooper
Meet Death
FATALITIES MARK
FIGHTING IN MlNCO
Special Train Made Up to
Garry State Troopers
to Nolan

Williamson, W. Va. May 25.-stats
police headq quarters here received re-
ports tonight that . west Virginia
state trooper ana Kentucky National
GuAryismAn were killed at Nolan, west
OF here, when fighting In the Tug
river battle zone was resumed.
Captain Norton Of the state police
sent the report Of the Killings to Cap
tain J. n BrockuS, tho latter said.
Private Kacklsy, = West Virginia
trooper, and Manley Vaughan OF the
Kentucky militia were killed and
George Crum, . civilian, was wound
Cd, the Advicss said.
When word Of the shooting was re-
csived, gtats police officials ordered
the Norfolk 4 western Railroad COM
pany to prepare . special train for an
immediate trip to Nolan Nolan IL
located ON tho wsSt Virgin1A-Ksn-
tucfy border, on the Tug river oppo-
site the Line which divides Pike md
Martin counties, XJ.
Captain BrockuS said that his report
from Norton indicated that two mon
Victor Elkins and clyde rper. ha'
been arrested in Ccnuec' With tn
fight. They were CHI ii with carry
ing arms, the captain said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
RADICAL MAGAZINE
ADMITTED TO MAILS
BY P, N. GENERAL

Washington. May 23.-I.aws safe
guarding Tho integrity "r the freedom
OF III" press must and shall be also
Srrupu,nu>iy observed" Postmaster Gen
cr,I Hays declared today in Announcing
tn" granting "f ;Ln Application of the
l.!IrrIt"-. I monthly magazine of Ne"
York city. for SECOND class mailing rri-
v:lrges.
Th" application has been pending
since February |. 19lS. tn" date Of It's
founding. and the postmaster general
said the records of til" department
showed every ISSUE sine" then as offered
monthly for mailing had been accepted
at the third class rate uf postage.
The Liberator will hc refunded {lt,-
go, the diffcrcnc" which il paid over
the second class rate. Tn" publication
Is edited by Max Eastman. who was
also editor of The Masses. which was
denied the mailing privileges in 1917.
The postmaster general announced al
so that Th" Call Of New York. and Vic
tor Hcrgcr'S paper. The Leader. hah filed
applications for rc-cniry uuG-r tho SEC
und class mailing privilege. and II they
were found I" comply with tho law the
applications would be granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
CONSIDERABLE INTEREST SHOWN :
IN MUNICIPAL ELECTION TODAY
put over a ticket seems to be that Of The
Taxpayers League.
Predict GOOD Vots

put over a ticket seems to be that Of The
Taxpayers League.
Predict GOOD vots
City officials predict 4 good vote At
the election. The reEisteration shows
approximately 3O.400 eligible to cast bal
lots. or these 400 have registered since
the primary The number Of late regis.
trations indicates that Interest in the
election is becoming more marked.
All election preparations have been
announces. The judges In the various
precincts total 1853. while IL: clerks have
been selected. The polls will open at
4:37 a. m. and close at 7:17. In con-
formance with the state law which
fixes sunrise and sunset as tho time OF
closing.
The following candidates seek cleo
ton:
Councilmen-at-large- - IT. o mas f..
Thoner and Joseph H Reass.
First ward-W. T. Otto and Ross T.
Chew.
Second ward-Chester G. Thompson
and Charles p. Gllligan.
Third ward-Dr. E. S. Bippus and "a.
E. McConkey.
Fourth ward-John Kunz and Albert
kress.
Fifth ward-E. s. Taney and q R
Metzner.
Sixth ward-William Hopkins and q.
NJ. Vance.
Seventh ward-D. A. Morgan and ".
c. McGregor.
Eighth ward-L. F. Nolte and n. 8.
Cunningham.
Ninth wari-Jacob Hilton and J. G.
Villains.
Tenth ward--C. r Ambrose ana
James II. Beans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Wreath for the Judge
Who Sentenced Thorn

Washington. May c5.-A wreath WIN
n mrsslg" Of sympathy WAS sent ny 81
prisoners at the district jail to-day t"F
the funeral Of Ashley NJ. Could senior
Justice of the suircnr" nurt oi thc Us
tric, Of Columbia. M"ny or the pr'H-
onrrs had been sentenced by the JudE''
but remembering his just!c" ana lar-
ness they joined in contr'ou.inh
amounts ranging from PENNIES I" 1u'tI
tors with which the tribute was pur-
chased.
The card of sympathy read:
:, sm,l ,ributE from those IN trouble
In whom Ashley NJ Could consistently
displnvcd Il lust ard helpful interest.
His was the mind and his was the heart
that led the Offenders on the helrluA
way"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
BOMB KILLS 18;
REDS ARRESTED
Women and Children Victims
of Outrage By Bulgarian
Communists

Sofia. Rulcnria. May g.. ,l!l ihr AS-
y ,,.iutrd l'r"sS "a bomb thrown mt" 4
procession ot ....h"nl children VINO were
observing the National holiday TODAY
caused eighteen casualties. SrN"f'tl. "i
tho wnuuird are expected 10 dr. All
those hurt were women or children.
Communists VIII" had expressed hos
tile sentiments with regard to the rar-
ado are accused of having beer rcspona-
lblc for the outrage. Many Of thc COM
muniSt leaders have been arrested. and
i mob has burned the Communist club
70 the ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Find Abandoned Car.

I"uugsl"w;i. -. May %1.---\n aut"rno-
l.;I" found ,h,ud"n'd IN Il street h"r"
TODAY j. h..i..y",i L. hailc been ia" ON"
!,-cc >.>t"r'!.., 10y !;suhitS VIII" held up
,n. [ ui"i. N.,ti"r.d hauk at NV Castle.
rrnnSy ylL.lu.a. TIL" 'ar answers TN d.
-rrIptiun II th' b.,nhirS hu'utn"bil" ~
very par, i,u,;.r. police said. In il wcr'
found :: brown cap and two h"N"S half
Iui-d with empty r"Eplv"r cartridges.
The car hor. Pennsylvania l;c"n>'
.,tat..~ Nuiut.~ r"HGuy. r"lr"" ar
searching the city for the men VII"
.,n,uaou.,d II They h'ii,'.. thsi gang
~ ruhh"r, i;,y hrN" It's quarters her"
and may ha," bon responsible for III"
hold up "S III" Farmers N.rnt"u.l hank
a, I'antlnlI. ohio. last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
State Fire Marshal
Gives Resignation

Charleston. W. Va. Ma! "j.--John :.
Noran resigned today aS iir" marshal.
n letter addressed tn State Auditor
Iiond and his resignation was accepted
3 Letters exchanged between Mr.. Huran
anil Auditor Bond. under whom the state
lire ma rshal operates. expressed cordial
feelings" Nt each toward the other.
II desire 10 T, sum" the practice If Law
here n Charleston. and my successor
has M hes wishes says Mr.. lioran
In his le' ter "r resignation. With the
provision for t"1ching tire prevention
In sch""ls.. recently enacted by the stat.
legislature. and .l... adoption OF uniform
municipal Inspection ordinances. am
added strength" h" .diS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
AWARDED DIVORCE

Huntington. W. Va. May IS - Mary
Hop" Harv"ly Hammond of this city.
daughter of W. II. (Coin) Harvey Of
littln Rock. Arkansas. was today award
ed an absolute divorc" by Judge Graham
Of the circuit court a: the conclusion Of
her chancery action against John G.
Harmon OF New York She was also
awarded the custody ot hor children.
Mary and John Hope Harmon. and re-
stored to her maiden name.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
S|NN FE|NERS ATTACK AND BURN
DUBLIN CUSTOMS HOUSE:BATTL
RACES; MANY SLAIN Or WOUNDED
Rebels Driven From Burning
Building Un der. Machine
Gun Fire and More than
One Hundred Captured

Dublin May -. I.G(By the Associated
Press l-Th, Dublin customs house Is
:, ,,,,,. .oriu ,, -, ,r, ,,,., inn.
Po''""' uoSu''e"'S "1 'ne S"N'' "''e''
relating 10 Ireland. together with papers
and records th, vaIuc or which cam
NOT ~, as,ipoted ha,, bc,n DESTROYED.
This nuhIi, ,,,s,I, ,fn,,i,lly announce
es. is ,hs work of Sim t'ein forces.
which, AZ ap.. .ar,y hour this afternoon,
made the most furmir,tb bic attack
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tory and insure safety to the port OF
kiao-Chau. the japanese government
will take further steps Of proposing that
Chinese gendarmes replace the japanese
police and soldiers who have been
guarding the port itself.
The Japanese viewpoint, as expressso
here. Is that Japan has waited two yeefa
for China to begin the negotiations fer'
the return Of Shantung. and In tho
meantime has been under attack for hSf
occupation Of the peninsula The new
policy is framed with the expectation OF
bringing the subject to an issue
Some diplomatists here believe that
some inkling Of the plan got out N
Toxic in connection with tho as0omhly
Of provincial officials and led 70 tho
report that Japan was about to turn
over the whole Of Shantung without At
tempting further to induce China t.
open negotiation provided under a.
treaty Of YerSailleA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

STRIVING - also tn" IriZ" tor wnf' h their
competitors az" working. and If they win
out they must exert every effort pos
Sihle during IN" present stages Of IN"
race. For. in n" Circulation Drive as III
other contests whC 30 effort. energy and
u little pep ar" required. il matters not
how one runs during the early stages
If they becom" "winded" and SLOW down
they are certain TO be passed by the
more persistent ones. and are equally
certain to br listed among the also
rams when the Nnal announcement IS
made. Fortunately for all concerned few
"qu!tt"rS' hay" h""n found in lii" ranks
thus far. The prizes at Siak"'arc To"
valuable for on" {" entertain thought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Nine. Curie Too Tired
For Pittsburgh Welcome

Pittsburgh. III. May - M""'''''
Marie CNIri". c"-dist"Ne!"r "I rA"'u'"'
who arrived here today from lh:Elh''-
nhia failed 10 take part in the program
OF entertainment arranged for the noted
I.olish Scientist Nine. Curic COM
rlained Of being exhausted by travel
and reception Cer'monicS.
She has. however. "Npr"SS"" III" WISH
,n inspect thu big r;td'um plant at an
nunshurg. Ia. Friday where IN" gram
Of r:.Aium. presented I" her by The w"ln-
rn nf America. WAS extracted from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

Saturday night will wind mp the
biggest week Yet for the members IN
IA" big race. with the closing of III" gold
offer AS the time draws nearer inc
end ono and all realize that work. ana
work ;,l"n". VIII win. Several members
who seemed hnpcl" sSly out Of the race
are catching up this week and have
placed their names right among tho
h'ad-l.n"-S. One and all realize that
tn" prize fcr which they hav" been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Got OF with $50, 900

New ';.-ti.. t.. May @h.---hii'"E,i- i
nf IN. I'rl"u National hank, looted l.!
IN. u,tn;,~k.,i h,mlitS her" y, ST. E'iH! !
,f,rrnn"n ia, I.thi. morntaS. thar tn"
,,rouut ~...ur.G w,uld total appruNi-
mattel, $Eu.r"r az this amount *I-.""V
VAS ~ cash auH u" s"St negotiable 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
WRIGHT ONLY
AMERICAN To
REACH THE 9Th
DEFEATS EX-CHAMP
BALL IN THE FIFTH
Jones and Evans Declare
They Will Not Play In
Open Golf Event

IIoIylakc. England May 2j.--(By the
Associated l'rasS)--After defeating Inc
veteran cx-champion. John Ball OF the
Royal Liverpool club. on the home
course today. +. J. Wright OF Boston Is
the only American remaining for the
sixth round Of the British golf cham
p!onship tournament tomorrow. Wright
had previously taken the measure OIL MS
team mate. w. G. Fowncs. Jr., OF lhtts-
hurgh. winning from him in the fourth
round. thrc" up and two 10 play. He
won against Ball in the NTH round. TOUR
UP and three to play.
The day started with three trans
Atlantic survivors. including the At
lanta star. Bobby Jones. who fell before
the pruwcSs of Allan Graham OF the
Royal Liverpool club, six up and five to
play.
J. II. Douglas Of T"Xas. student at
Cambridge, although playing brilliantly
WAS finally wOrstcd by Rail In the fourth
round On the nineteenth green. while
Paul Hunter Of Los Angeles. tho Call
forni3l amateur champion. won't /" the
NTH round only to lose I" B. Darwin OF
Wokine. two up and one TO play.
Youth W. Age.
Youth won over age In the Wright
Ball match. the latter's 5S years telling
upon him in the swclterinG heat against
the Bostonlan'S Yigor OF % The vet
eran had completed a trying contest
with Douglas OF an hour and 4 quarter
when called upon soon afterwards to
clash with Wright.
WrGhts precision and carefulncss
with every stroke. even on the shortest
puts. was widely commented upon. and
1t was evident from the start that he
WAS very flt physically.
fonsy Eliminated.
TIL" elimination Of Cyril TOlley, the
British amateur champion. came unex-
pcCtcdly carly in the day at the hands
Of J. u. Hcddard OF Pennsylvania, three
up and ono to play. Bcddard is a clerk
at Wclvrrharhpton. and gets his practice
on the Pennsylvania common at that
place. He won the Midland counties
golf medal in 1918. He was the first
winner OF the Frank Carr memorial cup
and was the Midland amateur champion
in 1919.
wrght's Hard Games
The sixth round tomorrow morning.
IN which Wright meets Darwin includes
three other pairs, II. s .. Tubbs Ot
SunninGdalc against Beddard. Graham
against J.. G.. Harrison Of Formhy and
". l. lluntcr Of Walmcr and kinGsdown
against h. W. l.. HolderneSS or walton
Heath
II Wright wins against Darwin. he
will meet III" winner OF the Hunter
Holdrrncss match in the scmi-hnals In
the afternoon. Holdcrncss has been
among the faNoritCs. while Graham.
Hunter ard Darwin are regarded as for
midabl".
Asked this afternoon regarding the
declarations of Chick Evans and fohby
Jones that they would "r' play In the
open tournament. though entered. Cap
tain FuwncS said he believed they would
ultimately play. and that he was bending
every effort to induce them to do 50.
The American champion had only words
Of praise for the rourtcSirS received
at the hands Of the british and tho man
n"r In which the tournament had been
conducted. Th" members of the Amrri-
can team. he added. would separate after
tho conclusion Of the tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Mnsrs 1see 70 Wort
ro1 1xp11A1 coHE1ox

West Baden. Ind. May 25.-Deyelobt
ment, business need and the federal CON.
troll of aviation was said to be the most
important topic before the Society OF
Automotive Engineers. which II holding
its national midsummer meeting here
today.
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Of giving W with II" goal In sight ON
tn" oth.r hand nearly all the members
ara r"d"uhiing their efforts and are more
Gri'rmiu"d now than ever In gain the
priz" for which they have Strivcn 81
inI.LIi,nllAlN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Civilians Slain When
Attempting Dynamlting

puhlin May 2J.-S0id."rS SurrrlHen Il
marty of civilians dyramitinr IN" Btl'E
carthy Bridge near Tr'Ii"r. To-Day. C''r
OF tho civilians WAS killed. Nv" W""hued
and nine captured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
GLASS PLANTS RESUME

Purkers Lan'ling, Ia, May 2I.-f'ur
blow plants of the Wightman Bort" x
Glass company here resumed op":at'"HS
today after Il suspension of iiv" weeks
for repairs. The shops will operate on
two eight hour turns daily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
$500 In Gold Extra Prize.

$500 In cold Extra Prize.
After this week just lhrr" weeks
remains before IN" Drive ends. That
big day Is June 18th. After that tim"
all the subscriptions in IN" county
would be of no avail Ia Il member. 1t
T. the minutes between now and that
tim" that will spell success or defeat
Three weeks is n mighty short period
and will be here al! too soon for the
energetic ones. AZ ON" c"ntcStanc
stated last might. II am just htting my
Stride In other words this young lady
is just beginning 70 fight. =" /" speak.
This is III" spirit that wiNS--thr taInt
hcarl"d seldom ever succeed In any un-
i"rtaking The winners Of tn" big auto
mobiles will b" those who burklH an
new armnr and gn ;nto the night dHter-
inir"d. /" win at -! hazards. Big prize
are at stake. ANY one Of them Is VOL!
worth tn" effort.
Five Automobiles.
There l. S".674 Chandl"r touring
car f"r Ia" mos, successful v"t" rrtt"E
"f them al. lust think OF II person get
rlug such 4 splendid priz" for their
efforts in securing subscriptions during
a few wcokS ,im". IG this w"r: the
only prize il in :t>"if should warrant
at least on" hundred 0"rS"nS makinr
d"trrmu"i effort 10 Sr'Hr" II. Rut--
there are iiv. automobiles. There are
many other things NStcd. Get into III"
race good and strong. Tho time T.
growing shorter with onch day fhat
paSsrs. and WHOM the rae" ends you d"
not want to h' rI,. "f thoS" to be listed
among The also ran: Now is your
opportunity.