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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-03-25
SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon for the County of Lincoln
John NJ. Rennie and Eersitta N.
Rnnnin Plainti1fS

IN the Circuit court CT the State OF
Oregon for the County of Lincoln
John NJ. Rennie and Eersitta N.
Rennie, Plaintiffs,
VS..
N. ]. Moore, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution and order
of sale issued out of the above entitled
Court in the above entitled action to
me directed and dated the 11th day Of
February A. D. 1921 in favo1 of John
M. Rennie and Bargitta N. Repnie,
Plaintiffs and against the above named
Defendant for the sum of $58S.42 with
interest thereon at the rate Of per
cent per annum from the 9th day of
February A. D. 1921 and further
sum of $50 90 attorneys fees and costs
taxed at $4,000, and costs Of this writ
commanding me to sell the following
described real property situate in Lin
coin County, Oregon as follows, to-wit:
Lots Six co. and Seven CD in Block
Forty (4O}, Agate Beach, Lincoln
County, Oregon.
NOW, THEREFORE in compliance
with the demands of said execution
and order of sale | will on Saturday
the 2nd day of April A. d. 1921 at
o'clock p M. at the front door Of the
County Court House, in the City of
Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, all the
right title and interest of the above
named N. ]. Moore, Defendant,
in the above named action in the
above described property to satisfy
said executiOn and order Of sale in
torest, costs and accruing costs.
M. Simpson,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Dale of first pub. March 4th, 1921.
Date Of last pub. April 1st, 1921
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
04953
Department of the Interior

department OF tne InteTluF
u. S. Landoffice at Portland, Oregon,
March %, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs.
Mary H. Walton, deserted wife of
Grover C. Walton, Otis, Ore, who, on
Jauy. 8, 1918, made Homestead Entry,
10. O4953, for the E1a SEA Sec. 81,
T. 6 s., r. 10 w., and Lot 1, Section
6, Township South, Range 10 West.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Three-year Proof
to establish claim to the land .bove
described, before the Register and
Receiver of the United States Land
Office, at Portland, Oregon, on the
10th day of May, 1921. The entryman,
Grover C. Walton, is notified that by
submission of said proof, his wife,
Mary H. Walton, seeks to obtain pa
tent in her own name.
Claimant names as witnesses:
ia. West; Joseph Dick; John Muir;
John Moore; all Of Otis, Lincoln Coun-
ty, Oregon.
Proof made under the Act Of Aug.
Is. 1894, and October 22, 1914.
Alexander ,SWeek,
Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-03-25
SUM MONS

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
oregon for Lincoln County
Frank S. Baillie, Plaintiff,
VS..
IT DeClark, Defendant.
To r. DeClark, the above named de-
fendant:
in the Name of the State Of Oregon:
You are hereby notified that Frank
: Baillie. the holder of Certificate of
Delinquency numbered issued on the
I'm dav of April, 1917 by the Tax
Collector Of the county of Lincoln,
state OF Oregon, for the amount of
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-03-25

Ninety-eight cents, the same being the
amount then due and delinquent for
taxes for the year 1915, together with
penalty, interest and costs thereon upon
the real property of which you are the
owner as appears of record, situate In
said County and State, and particular
ly bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot 2, Block 20, Seal Rock Resort,
Lincoln County. Oregon.
You are further notified that said
Frank S. Baillie has paid taxes on SAID
premises for prior or subsequent years
with the rate of interest on said
amounts, as follows:
Years Date Tax Re- Amt. Rate OF
Tax Paid ceipt No. Interest
1916 Apr. 7, 1917 2259 .39 154o
1917 Apr. s. 1918 3O33 "A $50
1918 Mar. 13, 1919 542 SO 1870
1919 Feb, "a, 1920 223 IA $50
Said T. DeClark as the owner of the
legal title of the above described prop
erty as the same appears of record, is
hereby further notified, that Frank ,.
Baillie will apply to the Circuit Cour'
of the County and State aforesaid for
a decree foreclosing plaintiffs ieln
against the property above described
and mentioned in said certificate. And
YOU are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days from the hrst publ
cation of this summons exclusive or
the day of said first publication, ana
defend this suit or ply the amount
due as above shown, together with
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O4927
Department of the Interior

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore.
March 18th, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Jacob
Orton, of Siletz, Oregon, who, on Oc-
tober 18th, 1917, made Homestead En-
try, No. O4927, for the NJ Of Lot No.
8 and NE Of Lot No. 4, Section s,
Township 10 South, Range 10 West,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make threeyear proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the Clerk of the
County Court for Lincoln County, Ore
gen, at Toledo, Ore, on the 21st day
of April, 1921. o..
Claimant names as witnesses:
Bensell Orton, of Siletz, Ore.
Albert Martin, of Siletz, Ore.
Louis Smith, of Siletz, Ore.
Clayborn Arden, of Siletz, Ore.
SILETZ:. Act of August 15, 1894.
Alexander Sweek,
Register.
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Sale of Indian Lands

Sale OF indian Lanes
list indian lands ] Located for on 4 the uSdsr Ss' e1Sae nan
until qfs s sis, :,s NJ on on
So As @ 9s DaTn @ r M BE Be
placed nothing else No @ bidder will be SuIoss
desire o pulnass uS mere than
4. sS:ss value sPss s ses se sss sas
@ % s.s hs sS % the vi" @
deposit ha' S R esess che ON
cs @ M Ssrfornnes ten BY w The
. BID 's ass s ai
sh % BID % sre nes s e The % %91sy Of the a
bid will be called
the SO addition his bid 1 for the land and and a 3 hi his pOrHn o,
evidence that the
% .5 Posi9s vi o the sss sgss.
ans n sS PsS
ss; Ds: s;s e, s.
% sa:s @ the % sas 5 @ a as % @
by the payments intended For further nOTma-
ali lids EaTia @ es @ @ S,ta sst sasss 11s
above the opening OF
'"' 'N EDWIN L. cHALcRAFr, Superintendent
Susan ns il " :s % ss ::. S" 81 Sc: 5 Sec "a.
''S Dfa r. 10 W 50 appraised Carmichael
2s % 2s 81 Sec 10 10 R 10 W. so Acres;
SO cia pVst? cay ro~ner VIZ SEA
Sec Is 10 10 W 50 Acres appraised
s'D & s - ,r...
lis Sarah asd SassR s a u smith, h w. ss
sl' George 1es rs?' sppsssa Shs ss 1sse @ Rs & 1888
2s5 Emma ppcd 11n lHT value IT, Sec ~ l.
s'' s'? sea s " s1 x e. NV"
Pts Mary KLAMATH 3 h w aa'sf s d sqs w 50 Ae appraised
ss Harriet % sSss S7' r H"s S& sss hers 10 20
value s11395O Issac Washington, heir
m Melissa 70 S % ;s ] sss 81 s 1S ,5 as,s ssi rs T
500 Eva Sane s. R. s. Acres; apsd
m n5 3s 49, .s, j. 2 g Sec p ss . Al. R. ,s
sW sw! sGI Nw Sec 80
9 e., IS + 10 W 50 Aere''
se u e ,,r.:H 10 R. ,a3 10 W 1926
m Clara Nasg Payn E sW, appraised
SIS John v1ss Ess.ss ss!''ss '5S s@sS E.
R. 10 v 7s Ss appraised value S.c5's5
as Anna Ross ss sW1l Sec T. appraised
1872 King Rppn W. NESl Lots
" R% 81 s s Is ! o t Is M E sg sE I @ sso,ssd w Lot v,us
10" ''' R Acres; s1SS5s5
AS S Ts sE sss s hsss, Sci Is D a. s A''s'
'' f'""GSi value ss4o5o heir
49, Mary ps s1 Sa '''' ACRES,
AZ Foster vae u@S s5s5oc wian M Umaa heir " '" V
%,:51s5 s Ss sTSn % Sv STs s
T. Lot 25 Sec l. 7 10 s. r. 10 w so Acres appraised value
Mary jss9
" H 2'e so As9ss % a 3 S
suetz dian Agency, sIetz March 4th 1921:
Nneveigbt cents the same being ,+ d od tn+t m m WON,
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euro for Dyssntsry

"Nhlle L was n Ashland. Kansas, .
gentleman overheard me speaking OF
Chamberlain Collie ana D!arrhoea
Remedy" writes William Whitelaw. OF
Dos Mo!HNS. Iowa. He told me IN de-
tail OF what /, hai don. for his family.
Dat moro especially his daughter VIII"
was lying ~ the poin, OF death with
q violent attack OF dysentery. and had
been given up by the family physician
Some CT his neighbours advised him 70
give C'hambcrlain's Cole and piarrhoea
Remedy. which he did. and fully be-
lieves that by doing so saved the lie
OF his child lie stated that he had
also used this remedy himself with
equally gratifying results" For sale
by all dealers
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Simultaneously

simultaneously
with the best stores m
New York, Stifel's are show
ing the new" in Millinery.
For the past two weeks
Stifel's Millinery Buyer has
been in New York selecting
Fall Millinery for Wheel
ing's discriminating women
folk.
Daily the charming Gre
atoms arrive, each bearing
the stamp of approval from
their exclusive source
Wheeling women now
have what is practically .
New York Shopping Service,
for even New York women
do not receive the advance
modes sooner.
Entnss1 Alsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
LOCKHART SPEAKS
At union MISSION

Or. George F. I.ockhart OF the " nee
Ing Raptis, Temple spoke last evening
at the Union Mission on Water street.
before an exceptionaiiy large conS'
ton. His sermon was OK intense in'er,
es, 70 all and contained a message OF
hops and good cheer which was most
inspiring. Specia. music Was feature
Of the meeting and. Altogether, this was
one OF the mos; successful services
hsIa AZ the Mission IL many months.
Sunday evening =; Riverside farK
Rev. \. c. Rasche. .; 81. PauES Evan
gel,cal church. vii deliver the message
nd his sermon VIII De one % greatest
,nneal 20 h:s audicacC. John Lee. or the
" & O. y. VI g ~, will lead the song
ssrv;ce and NIL sing number ~ beau
ami solos t'Nr this occasion he has
manned 4 number Of Old fashioned
'.nspel hymns which WI He sure 20
,,ieaSc. There viii Re Chairs FOR every
,;..i,rr md the general pubic - eN;en!-
cd an invitation 20 come anu worship
Superintendent, C.. W. Cory ~ ;hc Nis
sion viii be III general chArge @: Sua-
DAYS service and is do!nc everything
possible 10 assure 4 pleaS1Teao.e and
profitable evening.
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CONDITION VERY GRAVE
FOLLOWING OPERATION

The condition Of Frank Culley OF VAL
lev Grove who was operated on FOR
appendicitis at Ohio valley General hos
pItal late Thursday evening. is about
tho same. and remains very critical.
Mr. Culley. who Is proprietor OF Cherry
hin farm. was taken i'll while at a SEES
sion OF the Valley Grove school ooard
Thursday evening and vas Eusned I'M
mediately 10 the hospital. 80 serious
was his condition from he very stari
that his four brothers all doctH"S' were
summoned hrme--Aloert. an !ntH-ne al
the Cincinnati hospital: Charles, OF
Klievcs. OHIO: Walter. OF Bethany COL
lege and Raymond. Of Cleveland. MIR.
Cullcy'S father was killed less than two
weeks ago when he fell from haystack
At his farm near Cameron. The sick
man IS very VEL knu~n in this section
having lived here all his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
HOLD FOREIGNERS FOR
TRANSPORTING LIQUOR

Joe Curry and Fcely MoviCh. "f Weir
ton who were arrested last week on Il
charge OF transporting thirteen gallons
OF moonshine liquor IN a Maxwell tor
ing car on the river road near Foilans-
bee. We're given a preliminary hearing
yesterday afternoon before 7. com
missioner John II. Conrad.
Both OF the men waived any claim n'
having owned the wet goods Whit" Joe
said that the automobile was rs PROF.
erty. Both were held under $500 bond
each for their appearance before III"
Federal Grand Jury at Martinshurg on
September 20. Federal officers Confs-
Gated the wet goods and arc holding the
automobile. Just what will &c done
with II is not known as Il is up %
Judge W. f. Baker 10 say wha: shall
be done with the car following their
hearing.
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ELLIOTT AND DUlS
BACK THIS EVENING

Major Malcolm Elliott. in charC" or
thu. United States Engineers office IN
this city. and his assistant; g. &. lulS'
VIII" left last Monday on an inspection
,r!p IN the lower Ohio river section
ar. expected 20 return home this eve
nInE.
Both mcn have been very busy in
s2cctInC the various locks and "th"r
government property along both SLICES
Of the river Upon their return they
viii submit report 20 the authorities
at WashinSton for the purpose OF nav
ing certain repairs made.
Some Of the government dams arc IN
excellent condition while others ne'u
CONSIDERABLE" fixing up before Trey can
be uperat,d property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Put Blue Devil In your bath tuo-ne
will promptly steal the rings.
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Labor Assembly to Meet

The regular semi-mon:hly meeting or
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
senhly will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at their hall No. 1915 Mar
ket street c. E. Bartleoaugh. presi'
dent. will preside.
At this tim" a number or important
matters vii. be taken up. A fuIl at
tendance OF the members is desired.
Reports Of the various committees
which have been busy during the past
several weeks on various matters will
BE made at this time.
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Horton Ends w. Va. Tour

Al W Horton. national representative
Of the American Legion. who has been
conducting a campaign throughout the
state in conncct!rn with Legion work,
last evening addressed members OF pos.
No. Is OF the American Legion at Par
kershurg. The meeting was very large
~ attended. and many exserrice mon
who NJ present arc not members Of the
Legion enjoyed his address. which was
interesting from start to hnish.
Mr.. Horton viii como back 10 this city
and will leave Monday for the state OF
Florida where ne Will conduct a SINH
lar campaign during August.
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COUNTY COURT
MarriaRa Licsnaea.

Marriage Licenses.
Paul Anest. 81. and Elizabeth Creston.
80 both Of Wheeling.
Ellsworth Johnson. 81. OF Charleston.
Ohio, and Edna Yates, 81, OF Sherods-
Vile, Ohio.
Clarence Rrohosky. e2 and Elsie
Springer. 90. both ~ Darlington. Ohio,
Deeds.
clara Smith arH husband 20 A!hr~'
Denneston and wife. parcel OF land In
Trjad".phia district.
Herbert r. Belle,nan and wife to
George W. Cunningham and wife. lot
on East Twenty ninth street.
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CHARTER IS ISSUED
TO HILL TOP FARM

Tho Hm Hop Farm OF wheeling has
h.cn Incorporated at the Office OF the
secretary of state at Charleston. This
institution ~ located on Top OF Key
mann hin. and the charter has an au-
,horized capital stock o: S'nH 900. with
the following incorporates Anton Key
mann. Paul Q. Rcymann. William Cafe.
Thomas F.. Thoner and J. Bernard
Handlan. The present business OF H''I
Top Farm. which includes the breeding
and raising OF Ayrshire and other dairy
cattle and an extensive datry'nS ousi-
ness, will be continued.
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BODY OF AUTO VICTIM
SHIPPED BACK HOME

The body OF Ray Edwards. who died
ut Glendale hospital yesterday morning
az SIX o'clock as the result II q" auto
mobile collision In Cameron Friday.
July 90, was shipped to h's family at
Hewitt Ohio. yesterday afternoon. The
young man was 5 years OF age. and mad
been employed as a hnem2n f"r the belI
Telephone company in Cameron. HIS
mother and TWO brothers survive, all
living at Hewitt.
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UNUSUAL ATTRACTION
AT FIRST CHRISTIAN

The Sunday morning service At tho
First Christian church will be featured
by an unusually attractive musical pro-
gram. Miss Gold Plan1. talented e!o-
cu,ionist. will recite the Holy city.
She will be accompanied at the organ
by Organist H. F. Stupp.
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UNCLE SAM TO PAINT UP

BIDS were opened yesterday at the
United States EnEinccrs' "fIic" FOR SOW
cral thousand pounds Of paint ana
large quantity Of oil etc. which VIII
he used in considerable painting WORK
70 be- done on tho various government
dams in the near future. The spec!hCa-
tons called for ESQ gallons of raw I'M
seed oil. 80 gallons OF turpcntine- 2soo
hounds OF white lead. 1900 pounds OF
dried lead. 80 pounds Of lamp black and
q few other minor ingredients.
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"Nama. this paper says that cattle
when with other cattle eat more ana
ratten better than when kept alone
Yes. my child. guess that Is right
We'll. mama we must be like cat
tie"
why. what do you mean. child
I'VE always have more to eat and eat
more when we have company. --Chica :
20 Ledger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15

til" CDllmhus robbery: Allan I'nhcrtoh
inquired hs wire.
"uuahl, - obtain definite lnforma-
rion." inc back the reply. but he was
not III chicago"
Trail him ""sr!y and arrest him Inc
ins;an, he attempts /" lea:e IN" city
werr the Telegram hcd directions which
folio" cd
Early the following morning. less
than thirty-siN hour, after the crime In
Columbus. Henry Barker WAS arrested
a., route 10 canada. and $4,000 vas
l",iiid n III" llnin. Of his Naiis". Later,
after having been given a taste Of tho
famous l'inkrrtUn silent cure he re-
yra'rh the hiding place of the other VS.
N0n Ird ia" details OF tho whole affair,
which NE claimed his brother bad PLAN
ned. Oh. scheme Nas simplicity itself.
John E,rE - hri administered chloro-
form IT, his *i""pirs assistant. Then no
up,nrd tn" Outsid" door. admitted his
brother ant opened Tn" safe. After
.irrwinE paper" al over the floor.
Henry Barker placed Il cloth saturatcd
in ,.ilnrurOim over his hrnther'a noStTils.
stuffed III" cash in his pocket and left
frs, bending b1rk the bolt on The door.
Unfortunately. however. lie had Oscn
!iiilr too thorough in attending TO this
it.; detail and had left "A clue which
enabled PinkcriUn TO start the two men
toward the pcnitcnt!ary within forty
,,Sh, hours after the discovery OF tho
rthbCry
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<Sids}; T@lMs' 4
by Rldtf1 Cameron ~
WHEN WOMEN HOLD THE PURsEsTRINGs

'rlIuE WIKI he work ara persuaded HIN
rr give L Up so ;ha' they could Gravel
Whenever She wanted to Ey"a:@JN" ~"
hr.:i tn, S.orL. Thrr Wrr" ~ -, hahi'
%" making an a..-:,.E 81, '"1 t~nm heir
acme IN New YORK 90 49, H"' i1@rri4.
TIA, basy. Who UHG h""H 1t .G,T g. IA
Iu,nage ln.e-tsrrrd WIN r. no he's
= l"-2 on the 'ra'c. Tnc:,sCye she SCI:
ucr husband win me - - matr and
baby one u.rh,. 4:d como over hcrSei;
n" Following n.Eh.'
II | were n.1 and hrG NJ, .h"!ce
netWccn II. ,uh "I >ion. s.'.sh.UE IA
he road o. 5"'nr 'Ac HUsh..5d o.: = w:sc
With Uu&,t and w.ihrI; III. feelings.
think Snoud moose ;"" .ormeI
Hard 10 Be the wife.
TN n" o;ner raid. | do 10; think g..
auuId te e.sv 20 be ire We with
money. |, VOID Lake i.nn,'e ;act and
S-n~i,.yru.sS ~ -. me position grace
:u..!.
~ wrote. have been wond"r'r:;
whether tho possession Of none makes
woni"n any harder han E; DOES m"a. q:
whe'A"r tn" hardness shows .;r more
N .n..ya~j % :en.G:ly. And h.,-. t"-
. .d~I ,hl. - does 4ctI,..; NIX. "'"r..''
ha ,drv. B.t taat $ not IN any Say an
a-s Jm"n, TEai"s; 49," "n.;"n' ." C N'''."n
ti.tn tn" business ;..I. nag a" -
merely b"caus, they have b""a Gn"n-
,!aUy starved 80 in!rS tina, ,h"> rrar, y"
violently. | be,!el" greater "rnu' M"
.u..rrsa,!sa,e lnr women = SOM ;"
Ir.aE y read ,u>:nPu' % pow"r I'D "tE-
eaton that VIZ. p" better Tor botn s"A"H.
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one w,ro trying TO f"- their way In
WAS the door .nr,.. f.. impaired rink
cri"n.
i, was and h",',.d. d:dn.; pay
any attention To- the matter |" muse.
VIII" wr d.d have soon N the +.,tr 600
80 D"" 80 - ~ I"."nu" StaInnS- w. h'h
"frrn :'wardcd good deal more. ADD 7
though; The nri," had been made b.
.unC"u. VITO rad stumbled against IN"
door a. tn" darkness. Then. .'cf"i"
| got r,,liy "Hai.r. | heard thu bolt
EiN". "rd tE,. mkt tEins ! knew, ~'r'"-
one had p:nonrh my arms and ciu,;ht
Il Whit a. something Wn."h r'c"cni@'I
- chl"roform | struggled. hut It va
u" u~r. When cane -. Irn-Sina N"
messenger. WAS bending over me and the
whole place ioOk"d III a <H".orC had
struck IL The ;inGOn IT. rt.u VA
gone bat ,h"v hal "'"rlorkci ar de-
uLCraicIy l"f, jh.. 81 nn" "a stamps
lirn'rt"r riaG,. NO comment ~ II"
time. bat continued In, examination g.:
The room Hh'r. the robbery hLi i..l,"n
place y careful s,rIi,ny ~ tn. door
revealed twq interesting iLrts. tie bolt
had been bent as Il II had b,, III p.ar"
when tho DOR was for cd bat - was
bent fr- m"rc than Was Necessary t.
secure an entrance - the l""u AMI
lhcr" were no sra 'rh'S or OTHER SiSEE
"f violence ON tn" outside Of IN" dror.
M tho evidence appcarCC to point TO
the fac that To-. job had been riaurilrH
from the inside and IinhrrtOn mmrdi
atc'!y ordered The arrest ~ both BARKER
and his assistant The two men pro-
tested thor Innocence. bot admitted inlr
appearances WCr" Z? gains them and
seemed TO hc sincere in their requests
thar rinkcrton rontiuu" his out idc in
Nc~tIEation with Il view to discovering
whrr" tho money had disappeared to. for
= WAS certainly not concealed IN tn"
rOuIn.
| pom looking into Rsri.crS nntc'"h-
cuts Plnkcrton found Ihu' the express
clerk had a brother living IN Chicago
a man who was reported 10 be quit"
wealthy, and whom Barker stated would
willingly go OF his bail IL permitted 20
do 50. But tho ,'hIraEO branch Of the
FInrCrtun agency reported that the Other
lLtrHcr was not only wealthy. hut Was
prominent IN the life "f tho underworld,
having married the daughter uc the pro-
prIotress Of one Of the most rptorlnus
dives in n" city.
Where was this man on the night Of
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hing had happcurd. something distinct
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II, ~ VIA cnnrusinu All over the Moor
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
HOME ON FURLOUGH

Howard SerIS. who for tw" years has
been cadet NJ the West Point Military
.trsdcml. j. spending two months fur
i"uEh ~ tnc home ~ his parents, Mr..
AID Mr.. William Srrir. Ohio street. He
v III rcruru :" Wcs, Point August IL and
Vii Ec stationed Il, the barracks OF
that place.
sir $cTic graduated from Wheeling
Hi.h ."h""l ~ the class OF 1915 at
which place 10 played center on the
W. Skc,h;,li learn f"r Il number % years.
~ West Point he was member Of the
basketball suuai and tho baseball tea n.
lie no; only tahcs an active part In
athletics but * 4 student in all sense OF
tic word. ana stands high in grades at
the military academy.