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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
k|DNAPERS To
CALIFORNIA PEN

Los Angeles Cal. Feb. 2.--Arthur w.
and Floyd l.. carr. cousins, were start
cd from Los Angeles TO San Quentin
rcniicntiary tonight under guard TO
serve sentences Of from ton years tn
life for the kidnapping Of Mrs. GiAdA s
Withrrrll.
The m~n said just before Leaving ,H"t
they were ready to take thc'r
m dicine.''
Floyd said hc hold 10 resentment
against his cousin because Of the frus-
tration Of their plot by his confession.
and that Mrs. Withrrcll was the whit
est person ! ever met.
[IS said the kidnapping VAS planned
primarily for the sake Of money. hut
Mrs. Withercll was selected AS the We,
tim because he had AN old SrudGe
against her fathcr-in-law.
No direct plea for cl1mency VAS lndhe
BY the Carrs when they appeared icr
sentence.
The sentences were imposed today o!
Judge Sidney Reeve OF the superior
court after the Carrs had repeated coii,
fcssions that they lured Mrs "lthereii
from her home in tn" H"liyoTood Sr"-
iion January 25, and kept he: prisoner
for six nights and five hays. during
which time they demanded S2n.cOu for
her ransom. They pleaded guilty Mon-
day TO an Indictment charging kiahap-
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
NOW ADMITS MURDER
OF FELLOW CONVICT
Officer Nelson to Get the
900 Rewards Offered
for Griffith Arrest

! Special D,spLrrn 10 The intelligence.
Ncubarrl. :. e. Feb. 2.-Dcpn,v zap
! tan t.: w. ithey OF. tho WrS; NirEin
pcn!t"ntidry guards. arrived re ."daN
for the purpns" nr taking OAK - west
| rtrgin.a ". II. Griffith. The escaped
! iirr tc-mrr. who murdered a fellow
! convict and fired the state nrn!'rnlmrY
a. Moundsr,llc IN CfcctinE his escape
cary N January. He was captured last
Friday at silver street. small town
n"Lr here
Grinith's Refusal
.l'pon tho arrival Of captain Ath"y.
Griffith refused Ia return 10 West NIr-
Gina wilHou, the formality Of ,rqu.s'-
tion ra p"rs and a. result Athcy docs
rot Cxpc.; - rcr away on the return
Itrip 10 MuuudSvi,l' before carly mex
wc.s AthCs wired Warden Terrell a.
| NouudSy3l'~ his afternoon. telling of
,;rifr.th's refusal. and asking tha; the
wa rden take tho necessary steps At
d charleston :" haze Go,ornNr CornNcil
issue a rrqus'r,oa for Griffith upon the
| GOV crnor. o. South carolina.
Admits lewis Murder.
Cantan Athcy ,'s,icd the NeUbcrry
jaI this afternoon and interviewed
Gr.iIith. wh" ls declared to have admit.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
BOLD HOLD-UP
ON MARKET ST.
Negro Assaulted at Midnight
In the Business District
Near B. & D. Depot

Police headquarters received q re-
port that Oscar woodNff, . colored
man, had boeR hold up on Market
street, Just north Of Twentieth street,
at IL O'Clock last night. woodlff
was hit on the head, according TO his
story, by one OF two man who had
guns. He was attended first At the Of
flee OF pr. o. M. stats and th5n
pital whore seevral stitches were put
In his head. He later left the hospital
The case was not reported 10 the po-
':~- rntil after the man left the hos
p1tal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Gen, Aliens Son to
We'd FrenchWOmdn

rnhrcnz Feb, The marriage of
Lieutenant Henry +. Alien. son Of Briga-
der General Allen. commander IN chi"t
OF tn" American or"Up"tional forces. 10
M2damo!Srlle Juliet" Do SnuZ!. is an
nourc~d for February 8. At the that"au
t;ayrole NontjCny-Sur-Aubc.i in the Cote
Dc'or.
General and Mrs. Allen and a number
OF tho American officers on the Rhinc
viii attend the wedding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Uncle Sam Puts Ban
On Liquor Withdrawals
Order Applies to the Entire
Country-Based On Opln-
ions From Palmer

Washington. F"h. floors UC d.
,'!ler:cS nd bonded Warehouses III every
state IN the rnioa. Hawaii and Porto
Rico Ucr" ordered Indefinitely closed
against liquor withdrawals today by
Prohibition COMMITS +iunrr Kramer. NJ
hc Same time, wholesale liquor Gca.-
crs w"rc rIl"d oUt ur further part!r!-
prI!uu In the St.c OF :HtoN!,1thiE bgN-
rraEcs %" Nitoiu-y-Grnrral Palmer.
tnmtn!ssl"nrr kramc:S drastI' order
STOPPING the flow -! !iQHnr from Stor-
ago aud the attorney generals inter
prcta;ioa " tho NolSt"ad act. prom hi
zion uff.ria!s said mean tn" elimira ton
al IN" Who!r>a!c liquor dealers ana
I0akr possible prevention Of bootleg
gins" through forged permits and IL
i"g.I disposal o' !ntoN!Cants
Extension OF order.
S'rppaSr of liquor wIthdra walls all
over the country and - two Of the
territories "t> ~ extension o. IN" or
dr.! issued last "rrN putting a ban on
r"r,ovnis al New Nora. rennsylNania
Maryland. MasS"chHs'us. 'onncct!cni'
llote Island and New Jersey.
The order dNcS not app 10 with
drlwaIs Of lndustr al alcohol or reason.
nhlc quantities o. S7rramtntal wine. and
makes An exception "a thc case q, re-
,ail druggists w.o are permitted TO
make Withdrawals Up 10 I'VE CaScS OF
liquor At a time.
Warning aEa!nS; att-iEntS 10 oota IN
whiaNrI. despite t1C aai!on-widc ban
vas sent ont ny COMMISSIONS" Kramer
who directed al owners Of d.si:,l"rt"S
ard warehouses; not % honor permits
for whiSkNy withdrawals "nurport!nE 10
hr issued by any state director lrrr"-
rce.Iv,. a. the da:c surh permit IS ss'
sued r. app,o, ed 10y the director
Palmer's Opinion.
Nj Ta.nlcr'S opinion was made pub
Ic nv lnt~rna! Ecvcnue Commissioner
Williams. and was said b. revenue hu-
rcau officials TO constitute the authori-
y upon which ;hc sweeping closing or
derS wrrc isSurd
Who!cSair liauur dealers. The att"r-
rcv-gclrral he'd. &-c entitled 20 DIS
nose Of tuo:r warehouse receipts for
LIQUOR stored in bonded warehouses; 10
manufacturers and wholesale drLcGiS'e.
"bu, tlc right 10 withdraw sad liquors
from hnrd~d warehouses g granted -
manufacturers and wholesale druggists
only.
ON tn" question % - authority o'
,hc uroi. ;oi,t"r oG.m:Ssonc- 10 'S'I"
nnrlni;S 20 sell liquor N Hhoic n ="
o-antitice tie sr:rrHcy- R"0""h A"id
that rover wae ,:0si'rd 30 n:N7a:"ctur-
rrs and who'asaic druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Women Not Eligible
But Negroes Qualified
To Serve As Jurors

Charleston. ". Va, Feb. Women
are not eligible to serve as jurors In
West Virginia under existing laws, At
torney' General Z. T. England stated to.
night when his attention WAS called 70
report that the circuit court at WIZ
hanson. which is ryfng the MateWan
battle cases, was considering the pos
sibility Of summoning women and ne
sroes for jury duty.
On the other hand, there is nothing
on the statute books Of the state TO
prevent he summonlnG Of negroes for
Jury service. the attorney general said
Leading Charleston attorneys agree
with the attorney general that women
are not eligible for jury service. accord
ing to their opinions. as expressed to-
DAY Mr.. England said he based his i'm
preston on the provisions of section
one chap ptcr 1l6 of the code. which gov
.rns jury service. and from which he
quoted as follows:
Al, male persons who are over Il
years Of age and not over so are re-
Tuired to serve as jurors, except as
here: tter provided" etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Mrs. Harding Secluded
In n. Y. Shopping Tour

New York Feb. Tempting invita-
unaS 70 many social gatherings failed
to draw Mrs Warren q. Harding away
from her hotel suite shopping ~IIaN.
Her companions said that the wife or
the PrcSidSnt-rlcCt would neither call
upnn fr,cnds nor hC isitcd during the
remainder Of her stay m New York.
society folk. IN the t"a rooms OF the
E!z-C'arlton. chatted over many runors
OF selections made for Mrs. Harding'S
wardrobe. They learned nothlng de=n-
ltC. however. No word came from the
suite. IN which she hid herself. even NJ
meal time. and tho designers and mou-
ISl"s who visited hey said they had
been pledged 10 secrecy.
Tonight the distinguished visitor
quietly slipped away 20 visit a theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Increased US. Trade
In New Fields Shown

Washington. Feb. 2.-Incrcascd trci Eht
traffic with Gernany South America,
the. ricnt. West Indies and North
America. accounted In large measures
tnr the record bratkinG foreign trade
OF The United states in 1890.
\ Comp:lut:on Of American exports
and imports last year by countries. Is
sued todny by the department Of com
merce SHOWS that exports TO Great
Britaia. France and Italy fell Off sharp
". ThoA" countries however. increased
their shinmcn,S 10 the United Sta;"s.
as did practically all the other important
nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

Charleston. W Va. Frb. @.-Opera-
tions OF the United States Naval
ordnance plant nt South Charleston
were formally begun .oday when the
nrst steel for armor plate ever produced
hy the navy was turned out.
In the presence on navy officers. state
and city officials, plan; super rintendcnts
and several hundred persons represent
Ing tho public. workm"n this afternoon
cast the first lingo; Of steer at the plant
to be used for the protection Of the
nations great hattlcships.
A. tho huge electric furnace was
elevated 10 an angle Of s. degrees. amid
sparks Of white hot stecl. a - ION ladic
was allied with clcctriCally heated metal
in the open hearth building OF the armor
plate plant. carried nifty fee; By mann
moth overhead crane and poured into
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Chairman White Names
Executive Committee

Washington. Feb. 2-GeorGe White.
c1airr,an OF the Democratic pationa,
C"mm;ttne. today appointed an exec
live COMMITTEES OF the national comm
rec and called II 70 meet in Washington
February y for the purpose Of obtain
i1r its advice and counSei' in the re-
orran;zAt!on or the party's machinery.
The executive committee IS composed
or sixteen members as follows: ". T.
Sanders. Alabama: Homer :. Cummings.
t'onnectIcut: Miles O.. Saunders Color
ado. Miss Julia f.. LAnrerS. Indiana:
Mrs Campbell Cantri. Kentucky: Mrs.
lula n. Rriscos. Maryland: William +
Connolly. Michigan: J. Bruce kremer.
Montana. Norman +. Mack. New York:
Mrs Rcrnica \. PykC. Ohio: Mrs. H. 4.
McnouCaI Oklahoma: MISS Rose fIcnin
oregon: Joseph r. Guney. Pennsylvania: {:
CordeN Hull. Tennessee: senator Carter
Glass. Virginia. and Angus VI. Mclean n.
North Carolina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
France Fears Influx
Of American Coal Will
Be Fatal to Industry

PARIS Feb. 2.---The Frerch Govern
ment has fixed new maximum price
OF So p-- ton FOR all American coal. free
on board. Mt French Atlantic ports. This
IS the lowest level American coal has
eaChed s.ncc Il began declining last
October when the figure was $a2 PEI ton
The new price for American coal Wa.
made necessary. according 10 govern
tncnt officials through fear that France
would be E!utt-d with American coaI
a nd thereby he forced I" suspend partly.
or wholly. It's mining industry. There
now Is more than SIX months supply
OF ronl in Franc. wit: poor prospects
of an Industrial revival for absorption
OF tho surplus stocks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
GERMANS REFUSE TO
TURN OVER SLEUTHS
FOR COURT MARTIAL

BerlIn. Fec. An EberSbach dis
patch says that an officer representing
the American army has arrived there
to attend the trial Of the two Americans
arrested while attempting 10 take into
custody Grover e. BrrSdo!l The re-
quest that thek be turned over to the
army for court ~ rtial has been dcfinit-
ely rejected The IRA Kill proceed be-
fore German court and the charge
probably will be urSurpation Of au-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
FIRST STEEL POURED At NAVY'S ARMOUR
PLANT; PRODUCT IS DECLARED PERFECT

the mould. and the fist piece OF arnlor
plate. Weighing appronim imatcly 10000
pounds. was cast. y
II was history making event. in the
opinion Of naval officers. who declared
that II marked "one OF the greatest
= achievements In the history Of the United
Stats navy" The steel itself is said
by experts 10 be nearer perfection than
ever attained by any concern In IN
country. privat or otherwise" A. the
metal was being poured, the visiting
naval officers lifted their hats.
Among navy officials in Attendance
were Gordon Woodbury.. assistant secro-
iary OF the navy: Admiral &. B. McVAy,
Jr. chief OF the bureau Of ordnance:
Captain r. T.. Bakcnhus. chief Of yards
and docks, and Captain George r. Mar
v"ll, inspector of ordnance. who Is in
charge Of the new plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
THE WEATHER.

west virginia-G snsrany fair Thurs
day and Friday, not much change In
temperature.
ohio-rair In south, cIoudy In north
portion ThurSday and Friday, not much
change in temperature.
Western Pennsylvania-Cloudy Thura-
day and Friday, not mach change in
temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
CR|FF|7H REFUSES To return
WITHOUT EREQU|SIT|ON PAPERS
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

YOUNGSTOWN. o. Feb. E"lph
,'ovnc 10. Il victim of sleeping s:%N-
ness. died at has home here t"uA! lie
fell INTO a deep sleep TWO weeks ago
Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. "--Arlhnr
W. and Floyd l.. Carr. cousins; con
tossed kidnappers Of Mrs. "l!"H :
Ni,hcrcu. today. wrr" sentenced I"
serve sentences Of from ten years 10
jiCe n san Quentin rcn!tentiarE. ThIS
vas the MAXIMUM penalty proN!heu
by the law.
Wasainston. rch @--HearinEs VII
he held b. tHc shipping board F"n-
,r,,ary y 10 discuss with r"pr"N"ntt-
lives ~ the iaciflr coast ports INC
Embellishments of trace route ana ana
the alteration Of vessels ior 'h"N'
routes from Pacific coast PoT'" l"
ports IN the Orient.
WashinCtnn. Feb - Term. nation
within thirty days Of the present
agreement between the shipping board
and crews Or government merGhAnt
ships on the Pacific coast governing
waS Scs and working conditions was an
nuunccl tonight by Chairman Henson
WASHINGTON. i'eb @---ConSress!onal
lnvnst!gl;iOn TO determine whether
Judge Lands il permitted undr7 law
10 continue IS {" leral judge OF the
northern Illinois district while acting
ms arbitrator So organized hasehaN.'
=, an annual - larry OF Sf".50h. Is pro-
posed In resolution introduced today
hy Representative Neliy. Democrat.
Ohio.
Ncw York. Feb. =. - The lowest
prices recorded N more than two
vcars wee established IN ;he raw
sugar market today. when cuban sold
n; -, cents. cost ard freight. equal
10 .ti2 for centrifugal. \ small lot
If Porto Rican sold at S4.tI for centr'-
fugal.
New York. Feb. ".-Empl"yes al all
Of tho crcHncrieS OF the standard on
,.ornany Of New Jersey have Noiun-
,ari,v accepted reduction Of onC-hah
of .hcir cost OF living bonus cn"ct'Fr
February Is. il was announced mere
;oda, az tac general Offices "f the
connauy. The reduction ~ c0uNaieht
10 Ten per cent Of their wages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
sIe wH1SHY HAUL.

rr.shurgn. Feb. : Thieves oE;e-"d =
:o"erN:Nrr' u0n""d "arcNo"SN h""'
v.hIskcv v lYni at sl9.W0h. TIC robbers
TssL Il trLsK TO carry the liquor away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
APPEAL TO cHURcHMEN

WashinEton. Feb. . Episcopal par
isbcs All over the country wcrc appca led
10 bv Bishop Harding of Washington
today. 70 max" donations on each as
ccns;cn day toward the construction OF
the Washington cathedral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
WARNING FROM
GEN. PERSH|NC
PREPAREDNESS IS
STILL NECESSARY
Favors Disarmament Through
Agreement With Britain
and France

WashtrgIou. Fen. - 'onGr">S ~
rtSsrd disarmament tnd;,:. bu' "eh!
ah.ad with consideration of larc" hr'
propriaiions for the army and navy ahF
Incidentally received The views OF rest
dCn;-elcrt Harding on tho nat!onS Tut
u-c military policy.
Chairman Kahn Of III" military com
u,rtcc. ,old III" house toda! in DEBATE
=, tho annual military Appropriation
bill shat ne had been Informed b. MY
IiYrd:r.. at 4 recent conference" 81 Mar
ION THAT the prrsidcnt-clcct ra|or"d
reru,ar army Of 7i.Nh0 men FOR the
nrCscr, and also legislation pr"vidIhf
for the voluntary military training ol
80. 600 mon aunual,N.
Rcfprc tho house mrl iis naval CONT
mi,tcc received from General P"rshinE
= warning against fostering naNoha J
srir!t Of pncihsm ard unp:epa redneSs
This warning tempered the generals
approval ur worlds disarma ment cor
Ference and wa accompanied by
declaration thai until al n" wor.d
prwfrS mad agreed on d,S1rmamc0 ~
polr,y. i would BE- "unwise ard IN
safe for the United states % d.sc"h'
rau> EARRING out 49, army an! May
pol."ic
Get Naval Btu.
Preceding daba', un the army bal the
lous, received from the ap1ropr' at!oh~
committee the annual naval bill with
lis provisions for continuing work on
seventeen supc- --drradnouGh;s and hat
to cruisers and other Cratt. A. tin
,ar,c i!rnr. Senator CORY Of Rhode ISL
land, Drmccrniic member OF the nav2l !
committee. broke into the tariff dcba'>
70 oppose Senator Eorah's resolution 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

YOUNGSTOWN. ., Feb. E@I2h
roync. IT, victim of sleeping s:'H-
ness. died at has home here t"ot! lie
fell into a deep sleep TWO weeks ago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
CITY JUDGE FINES
ANNA ROSEN $500
Defendant Appeals From Con,
victiOn By Omacht of
Liquor Possession.

An appeal to higher court was
taken in the case of Anna Rosen, 521
W. South St. charged with unlawful
possession of two quarts of whisky,
when found guilty by City Judge
George w. Omacht Thursday morn
ing. A fine of 500 was assessed.
Hardly had the words announcing
the fine come from the Judge, before
Atty Gilliom, representing Anna,
rose and announced an appeal from
the decision.
Two weeks ago officers entered
her home and removed a partly filled
quart bottle of liquor from beneath
her pillow and another full bottle
from her dresser, according 10 testi-
mony brought out at the time the
case was triedsseveraI days ago. Po-
licnmen who took part In the ia
testified she had broken one Of the
bottles when it was in the hand of a
policeman with a view Of destroying
the evidence.
Judgment in the case was set for
Wednesday morning but postponed
until Thursday due to the absence Of
Atty. Gilliom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
JELLISON TO BRING
TAR-FEATHER CASE
BEFORE GRAND JURY

Pros Floyd Jellison made it
known Thursday that the St. Jo-
seph county tar and feather case.
in which Albert Krieger, a farmer
near Glendora. Mich, was brought
over the state line into Indiana Fri
day night by u of his neighbors AID
forced to submit TO a coat of tar,
will go before the county grand jury
called for Sept. 3.
Investigations now being con-
Quoted by st. Joseph county and
Berrien county officials will prob
ably unearth the facts in the case
and determine the names of some of
those guilty of the crime before the
grand jury convenes next month, -
said Pros. Jellison, adding that he
thought it probable Krieger would
come to South Bend voluntarily and
tell his story TO the jury, so as to as
sist in the investigation going on oy
ST. Joseph county officials.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
GREEKS NEARING
TURK CAPITAL

ATHENS, Aug. 1S.-The advance
guard of the Greek army on the
Anatolian front is only SO miles
from Angora, the Capital OF the
Turkish nationalist, said advices
from Greek headquarters at Smyrna
today. The Turks are still falling
back, pursued by the Greeks. Tt Is
blished by aerial reconnaissance
that the Turks have only about So
900 men and go guns, the dispatches
stated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19

Textiles found IN the prehistoric
graves OF Peru are remarkable for
their beautiful and permanent col
ora
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19

One hundred colonies Of bees, un-
der favorable conditions. will pro-
duce 221z tons Of honey in one sea-
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
Getting the boys ready for school or colleG

This the time do it. and this store the place do it.
Big shipment Fall SUITS opcoats, overcoas sweaters
hats and haberdashery for him have been coming the
past few days-wide selections for you to Well be
glad to show you any day now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
SIS, $50 and S65
$50, S45, $40 and SIS

That's real saving for you It's the wndup of great clear
sales The fine quality of these clothes and the very low
prices will speak for themselves when you them All we're
going say money back you're satisfied Many
of the weights and coors suitable for Fall style for and
young
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-07

= I, ? ( 1 - u
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Backer, and
little daughter, Betty, accompanied by
Mrs. Francis Bastian, and the Misses
Anne and Hertha Mueller were visitors
in St. Paul, Friday. Il;
Mrs. Alphonse Gruenenfelder Of
Marshall visited with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wellman last week.
Mrs. Wellman has not been enjoying
good health for the past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CASTER, their
son, George, and daughter, Dorothy,
motored to Glencoe, Young America
and Chaska, Sunday, returning Mon
day evening.
Miss Beata Krook, who has been
visiting with friends at Aitkin, Brain
erd, and other points in Northern
Minnesota, the past several weeks, left
for Hutchinson, where she will teach
Latin and English in the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bittner, Mr..
and Mrs. George Schmiesing, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Radtke and families,
all of Walnut Grove, wers visitors at
the Fred Radtke home on North Wash
ington street, Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week
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With this issue of the Review it
passes from the management OF Mr..
John H. Woebke who has had it in
charge for the past two years under
that of Mr.. Martin L. F. Eyrich, who
has been the editor for nearly that
length of time. Mr.. Woebke has not
yet announced his plans for the future
but since he is bright, capable young
man there is no doubt he will make a
place that will be credit to himself
and his education.
Mr.. Eyrich is too we'll known to
New Ulm people to need any intro
duction. He will have associated
with him in the business all of the en-
ployes who have been with the plant
for years and the workers will operate
the plant for their own advancement,
the owners being paid for their in
vestment interest in the shape OF
rental During the past two years the
owners have taken no part whatever
in the control of the plant but the
present plan is to operate the business
by means of council of workers and
owners who will consult together on
all matters of business policy. In
other words, the owners will act as
advisors but the workers will be re-.
sponsible for the actual conduct Of
affairs and it's success will be the res ult
of their efforts.