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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
WITH SCISSORS AND PASTE

Ask your grandmother or
grandfather If they ever kept a
scrapbOok. Chances are they did.
Perhaps they still have theirs
tucked away IN q corner of the
attic, forgotten.
some day you may want 20 give
a party. Then you'll want TO know
some good stunts TO spring on
your guests. But, at the last min
ute you find you can remember
no good ones.
Or some time you may want 10
entertain some friends with a few
sleight-of-hand stunts. But you
know Of none you can do. And
right at the moment you may
know of no place where you can
get any.
A scrap book OF articles, fiction
stories, cartoons, and so forth,
that appear IN these columns will
prove of no little value many
times. Ii will be valuable as a
reference book, and equally as
valuable as a book Of entertaining
reading.
Are you keeping one2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
BREAD M JELLY"
SsiaE Tale Ct SPuds. Whitsy. asd a
Sies 81 Brcad "a Jelly.
(Contlnued 90 7esferd,rl

IL really wasn't much Of light
not a hight with fists, al least. Il
vas more OF a wrestling match.
Eew blows were exchanged, and
then only when one OF the two had
the other firmly gripped about the
neck with his arm, holding the op-
ponents head IN a convenient way.
The two lads were IA such a posi-
ton. and Whitley was about 10 try
TO poke his fist into Spuds' right
eye, when. 10 the dismay of
Whitley. and much 20 the relief OF
Spuds the latter's mother appeared
at the back door Of the Barthcimew
home
Richard BarthelmewP she called.
AT Richard" Whitley dropped
his hst lie looked sheepishly IN
Mrs. Barthelmew's direction. He
quaked His arm loosened about
Spuds' neck, and Spuds rtgsIued
his balance.
Spuds was just as surprised as
Whitley 10 hear his mothers voice,
but he kept his surprise under con
troll nc did not turn IN her diTec-
ton. but slared hard at poor
Whitley who was now cdging
slowly toward the gate 10 make his
exit from the Bzrthelmew premises.
See, now, what you've gone n
dOneY" said Spuds fixing all guilt
TO Whitley. Gone n got me into
trouble, that's what. What va goin'
10 do about II annahow, huh" The
tears began to spring from Spuds'
eyes.
"A.w-wP replied Whitley. and
with a quick dive he dashed
through the gate and hied himself
swiftly up the alley.
By this time Mrs. Bartheimew
had arrived on the scene of con-
f1iot
Richard Bartheimew."
Richard turned. On his face.
streaming with tears now, was the
most angel-like expression Spuds
himself knew he had assumed since
the Fourth of July two years be-
fore when his father had accused
him of tying a batch of baby IRE
crackers to the cats tail and set
ting them of.
"Yes'm," gulped Spuds.
Looks Ike Spuds Is 'fn for tt
en-? Bot Spuds is a clever scheiner a.
YOU viii see In tomorrowrs install
ment1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
George Long is HOnOred
" 18th F dreWeH Banquet

Members Of the First ETaug, Ideal
y Dung Married Folks Bible GLASS
gave O. farewell banquet a. the d
". q. A Tuesday night 90 George
Long OF that church who leaves to-
day TO join the Pettic0rd Evau-el.
cal party Al Napertllle III Violin
and cOrcertina music wah furui She'd
during the meal and 80 attended tha
party. George HolsrCu acted a~
toastuaS-er. lIr Long is scheduled
-o hold his first servic. with tls
Petticord TevivaliS.s at Dstrol,
Mich. Mex Sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
'WOoDMAN, SPARE THAT
TREEW Is THEIR CRY

ONAHA. NEnR-Members OF the
advanced botany class OF the
Omaha High School have denounc-
ed the wholesale up-rooting OF wild
flowers ia Omaha parks and nearby
forest preserves. and have pledged
themselves 10 the conservation Of
ting city's natural beauty
The class is also opposed 20 the
reckless telling OF trees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
SAYS HE COULDN'T
STAND The COLD
Blood was thin. liver slug
gish. stomach kept filled
with gas. Declares Dreco
relieved all these troubles.
Il am 70 years old. so can't expect
: feel very it. but I've had more
- r,z- ahn=a - gf,~a- 81 ho--,1s

Il am 70 years old. so can't expect
49, feel very IL. but I've had more
than my share OF liver and bowels
trouble said Mr.. John ". Bowman.
"a well known blacksmith who lives
at III ". Bowman St. South Send.
Ind
Everything 7 ate disagreed with
me and I was always bloated up
with sour gas I was so bilious my
head spun around like a top and
hot. bitter fluid came up in my
throat NV food didn't seem to do
any good 50 1 grew weak. My blood
was so thin that I didn't dare ven
ture out after the November win 3
started 20 blow FOR felt Ike I'd
freeze and couldn't get warm
"My blood must be very much
risher nov for I can stoOp around
in all kinds OF weather without feel
Ing chilled. Ny stomach Is ia such
hne condition that I can eat big
hearty meals and enjoy them I
sleep like a TOP and feel better IN
pleased with the change IN my con
dition ihat she has started the treat
ment and is shly pleased with
DrecO."
Dreco - being specially introduced
~ the Central Drug Store and
American Drug Store and sold by
al Druggists IN South Bend and by
.rhe Red Cross Pharmacy 3Isha-
Uaka- ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
INTRODUCES BILL
FOR COURT HERE
Bowler Puts Measure For Sec
ond Superior Court
Before House.
claI Do The News-Tlmes

special % The NeWS-I IN 81
INDkAEAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 90
Provision for another superior court
in 81. Joseph county is made in "a
bill introduced in The house az roL-
resenJatives Monday afternoon by
Rep. otto Roy BeyleT. of South
Bend The court, which would be
known as st Joseph's superior
court No. - would be filled a the
next election.
Provision is also made 20 grant
the prosecutor. the clerk and the
sheriff, $500 more each year for
performing additional duties impo5-
ed by the new court. The bills were
referred 20 committee on Organiza-
tiOn OF courts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

blonde star who has won so much
favor In South Bend. heads the cast
~ the poppy romance Her First
Islopement" which IS being shown
today at the Castle. Assisting her
70 Jerome Pauck Nell Craig. Luz
Glen Littlefield. and other we'll
known players as well "a a number
~ beach beauties. The plot is laid
along the seasnore and all the gaiety
and frivolitv OF raSort cities has
been caught in the photoplay
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
ORPTIEUNI.

The bill which closes its engage
ment at the Orpheum vaudeville
theater tonight, shares headline hon
ors between the rural classic "Rube-
Vile" and Jack Trainor and COM
pany in Help" Alder and Dunbar,
comedy couple. Lester and Moore IN
eccentric dances. the COrtez sisters.
international song and dance artists
and Watsika and Understudy, train
ed seals. complete the bill.
The new six act program starting
tomorrow is topped ny a delightful
and original revue entitled The
Brazilian Heiress." Sylvester and
Vance. I'm satirical comedy and songs
James Silver and Helen Duval. pre-
senting The Star BOarder" Willie
brothers, eqilibrists. Mont and Parti.
musical oddly and Time and Tile
in q cycle OF fun. round out the bill.
''HER FIRST FLOPEMENT."
Wanda Hawley. the beautiful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
.TAKE II TRoM ME-,.

South Bend BE- 80 have an oppor-
iun.ty OF witnessing the musical
comedy triumph Take Z From
Me- which comes 90 the oliver
theater for three days starting Feb.
This is the show that made the
S-udebaker theater in Chicago the
most popular playhouse Of that cen
ter. playing there TO caIacity houses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

lots IS and 81 in Commissioners sub
division. 81.
Stanley Chelminiak &c John Nemec
and wife. lot Ill in Summit place.
81.
Edward Seiferth and wife 10
Christopher Seiferth, S60U. lot eight
In Dunn and Myers subdivision. 81.
Christopher Seiferth 10 August
Geissell and wife, lot eight In Dunn
and MYERS subdivision. 81.
Dan Pyle TO William Boyer, lots
10, Il. u. l., and "a in the village
of Mount Pleasant. $4,000.
Union Trust Co. 10 Michae. Balint
and wife. lot IS IN Arnolds and Fish
ers subdivision, 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
Recorded Jan. IL.

The Independent Ice Co to Hol-
IngswOrth Turner Co, part Of lot
80 in original plat Of Lowell. 81.
Ralph Arehart to Oda MAY Are
hart. part ~ lot 122, first subdivision
II River Park 81
Francis Jennings and wife 20 Ar
thur L. Jennings lot q. Pleasant
View subdivision, 81.
Arthur jennings TO Francis Jen-
ninGs and wife, lot q Pleasant View
subdivision, 81.
Joseph Mackowiak and wife 20
Martin Mack owiak and wife. lot 1875
third plat Of Summit place 81.
Helen Silkey 20 Edward NOWak-
oWski and wife. part OF lo1 90 in
state Bank second addition, 81.
lsiah Miller and wife 10 Fred
Wood and wife lot Z In Keasey' 5
addition. 81.
Louis Duck 20 Armiue Hubbard.
eighty acres I'm Olive township. 81.
Jacob Rough and wife 70 Herbert
Shaffer. part Of lot I IN IdsteRberc-
er's FIRST addition. 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
OLD MAN PUZZLE

Add a letter and change a heavy
weight into a sound: a thin piece Of
wood into a stone; an animal into part
OF the body.
(Answer 20 yesterdays: Bather-
breath; porter-repOrt; caress- scares:
depart parted).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
Recnrded Jan. g

AfEo Stark and wife 20 NIishavaHa
Trust and Savings CO.. lot II iu
Deu-Hrrs securd addition, 81.
Mishawalla TRUST and Savings Co.
CO. Milo Stark and wife. lot 10 in
FowIers first addition 20 Misha-
waIa. 81
AcuilIe Colpaert 90 Colpaert Rea'-
~ corporation. lots 50 and 90 IN
Campbe..s plat addition to Misha-
waka 81.
Frederick We,tzieu and wife 20
Wladys.aw Lukasiak and wife. part
Of OF 20 IN or-s-ua. plat OF South
Bend 81
Jacob Pitu.a and wife 10 Lot Man
gus lot in Arnold and Fisher
subdivision. 81.
Whitcomb and Keller 20 Delbert
J. Beck ey and wife. lot 3s1 Vassar
Park addition 81.
Anna Annis 20 Mayme Annis. part
OF lot Is In Cottrell first addition 20
Lowell. ST.
Frank Zatarga and wife 10 Katar-
zyna Zielinski. part OF lot IS second
pla of State Bank out lots. $3.50
Christian Seisler and wife 20 J.
Elmer Peak part or lot 10 in Listen
bergcrs first addition. 81.
Elmer Peak 20 Christian Seisier
and Wife part Of lot 10 IN Listen
herEers drst addition 81
David ". Hos-etler and wife 70 G.
Knowlton twenty acres In Liberty
township. 81
John n Si0GlinEer 20 Mary NJ.
SindIinCer. part Of lot eos in the
original plat OF South Bend. 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
Recorded Jan. If.

william A Biland and wife 70 Al
bert Eiling-r and wife. lot - Ford
ham addition. 81.
Stanley \. Beczkeiwicz 20 Bronis-
law Magiera lots 14s and los IA
Realty * Construction Co. addition
WilliaD Happ and wife 20 Fred
Futter. lot Is n Happ * Taggart' 5
first addition. 81.
The Municipal supply Co. 20 Amer
lean Trust Co. a tract OF land IN
Portage township. $4,000.
Dewitt Ingleright and vile 20
Cecilia Turnock, lots p and 23 in
Judies first addition. 81
Joseph NJ. kring 81 al TO Earl s
Showalter and wife. a tract OF land
In Portage township. 81
I'm Seuss and wife TO Volney ..
Reinebold and wife. lot 90 In List
ers subdivision. $500.
Aiaude steele and Alive. her hus-
band 20 Howard =. Rensbertger. lot
272 IN Fordham. 81.
William Boyer and wife 20 Robert
Sanders and wife, part OF lot u" In
SwyGarts second addition. 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

4 recent Invention is c.s- pEar-
ocraph needle. made from dark
Ied or chocoiaJe-c0lored sbaIe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANS
FERS

Real estate transfers for the first
two weeks Of January. taken from
the records OF the Indiana Title and
loan Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

Henry Slot and wife to Antoni
Foricki and wife. lot 80 in GOrsuchs
nth addition. 81.
William Jackson 81 al 20 Peter
Sorensen. lot SO in Hackson's sub
division. 81.
Wincenty Zmjdzinski and wife TO
Szczipan NOwaczewski and wife.
twenty acres in Olive township.
$1,000.
Ed Neddo 20 Charlotte Duffy and
Roy Duffy. lot Sc in Fishers south
side survey addition, 81.
Louis Carl Knott and wife 20 Del
mar Leer. lot "a IN Demlers second
addition. 81.
Cecil Anderson TO Raymond An
derson. lot 347 in Porcelain add
ton. 81.
Fred Keller and wife 10 Hungar-
ian Episcopal and Trinity church
q tract ot land IL Portage township.
81
Edmund Burkit ard wife u Roe
co MargrOotta. lot SO Ia Burkita
first addition. S400.
Leona and Susan TeeI 20 Charles
Weidler, part Of lots 96 al 81 IN
Commissioners subdivision. $40.
Charles Wcdler and wife TO AIez
Langel and wife, part OF lots SO and
81 IN CommisstOners subdivision. 81
Alex LANCER and wife 10 Eli +
Seebirt and Daniel Schurtz. part Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
Recordcd Lnnnnrr ard.

Recorded january 3rd.
Thomas Ffte and wife 10 Fred
Cook. lot three in Mill street addi-
ton 20 Mishawaka, 81,
" lizard Johnson and wife 20
Frank Herring and wife, lot eight in
JohnsOns subdivision. 81.
Harry Erazy and wife 20 Herman
\. Tohulka and Homer A. Taggart
lot 80 in Post Place. 81.
BENJAMIN Dunn 20 George =. Ken
nedy and wife, lot SC in Dunn's first
addition. $1,000
Calvert II. DeFrees and wife 20
Rudolph Kagel. part OF lots 81 and
O. in Orchards Heights second addi-
tIOu 81.
James Milliken and wife 20 Orville
Riner end wife. seventy two acres
S. Warren township. 81.
- The st. Joseph Loan and Trust Co.
&C. Olive Studebaker. part Of lot 19 in
C0ttrells first addition, $3.50.
Elsa Johnson 20 Olive Studebaker.
part of lot Is in Cottreu FIRST addi-
zion.
Bessie Hafner to William Lorne
w oodruff. lot 16 IN EgRlestons first
addition 10 River Park. 81.
lydia NJ. Sawyer and Catherine a
Tw0mey 20 Sarah Bell. part Of lot IL
IT. T'ogarty's subdivision. 81
ferdinand Ran 20 AntOni Butuer
aud wife lot 81 IN Linden place ad-
clifton 81.
Recorded Jan. 4 ..
3fishawaka Trust and Savings Co.
L. Earl j. Alleman and wife part
az Tot 90 IN Lawrence and Battell :
addition TO Mishawaka. 81
Elizabeth Murdoch 20 Charles c.
Rondurant and wife. part OF lot one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

Seven members OF the Boy Scouts of
SOmerville. Mass, acted as messengers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
Recorded Jan

Laura II. Peters 20 Arthur J.
PEERS. part OF lot % in State Bank
addition. 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

Arthur Peter and wife ct al 20
Laura Peters. part OF lot % in State
Bank addition 20 South Bend, 81.
William Notice and wife TO Jacob
Retiring. lot So I'm Fowlers addition.
81.
Adam Culp and wife 10 Edward
Getz, tract of land In Liberty
township. 81.
Adam Culp and wife TO Edward
Getz, lot 261 IN BOwman's sixth ad-
dition, $1,000.
Homer Taggart and wife ct al 70
Margaret VI. SJull, part OF lot 10 IN
second plat or out lots Of South
Bend
Thomas Berkeley 10 Edwin Turn
ock lot 275 in third plat OF Park
Place, 81.
Willis Holllngsworth 20 Martin
Boyer and wife. lot SIX In Bulla Pat
tons addition. 81.
Alexander Paege and wife to
Sophie Aslin. part OF lot 90 in first
plat OF out lots OF South Bend, 1900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
WHO IS HE7
Hamlet" and
"A Midsummer
Nights Dream"
are two OF his
works.
. . Z

yesterday: Sir
Robert PeeO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

Why Is a mailman equal TO two k1en7
(Answer to yesterdays: 'TWhat are
they which. though always drunk. are
never intoxicated T'-ToaEtS).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26
Recorded Jan. ,

ST. Joseph Loan and Trust go. TO
Marshal H.. Mccoy and wife. lot 351
IN FOrdham. $685..
Pearl Funston and husband 20
Charles WeidIer, "A tract Of and In
Centre township. ST.
Marietta ". Krcighbaum 10 the
trustees Of the first Church of the
Brethren, lot 81 ip second plat of
oak Park addition also lot 80 Wen
ger and Kreighbaums addition, 81.
George NJ. Seifert and wife 20
John A. Seifcrt S.31 acres in Por-
taEe township. 81.
Warner Wise and wife 20 Harrie
T. Funston and wife lot - Gushing
and Liudsey's addition. ST.
Mantle q. Trowgridce &c - -
John HOke. twenty acres IT, Penn
township $50 aDA
Solomon III. Thornton and wife 20
Otto r.. Oils. part or lots 90. o.. SO
ir O'Niels addition TO MishawalSa,
81.
Aurora ~ Parsor and her hus-
band 20 Nellie BerEan. part of lots
50 and 9o iE original Plat Of Low
ell 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

In Wadhams survey, 81.
II. Russell Stapp and wife TO
WhitCOmb and Keller. lot SO In In
diana avenue addition. 81.
Fred J. Cook and wife 10 Thomas
+. Fife and wife, lot FIVE in Mil
street addition 20 Mishawaka, 81.
Willomene X. MOeeison to Samuel
NJ. Robinson, lots 236, 237. 23S La
Sale Park. 81.
Louis B. Duck TO Building and
Loan Assn, lot 2l5 BOwman's ad-
dition- 81
Building and Loan Association TO
Fred c. Klein, lot 215 in Bowman's
addition, 81.
Mary II. Reynolds Ct al 20 Fred
G. Geek and wife lot s6 in original
plat OF New Carlisle. $3.50.
Pliny Nave and wife 10 Florence
Hass. lot 1865 in third plat OF sum
NIT Place 81.
jeanette James 20 Oreu A Fulker-
son and wife. lot Il In Dunbar and
Company's subdivision. 81
Francis Bozewicz to Victor Rpze-
wOcz, = part Of B. o. L. 90.
Leslie Whitcomb 90 Leo Swank
lot 12S in y. W. addition to South
Bend. ST.
St. Joseph County Loan and saw
ings association 10 Harvey KOOntZ
lot JS and part Of lot 81 in Cush-
/ ings and Lindsey's addition, $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-26

HER FIRST ELOPENIENT."
Wanda Hawley, the beautiful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Iron Industry Shows
Increased Employment

Washington. Sept. "a The number {
PERSONS employed IN n!a- major 'rdus-
tries showed Increases IN August over
July. while decreases Occurred n nIr,
acCo rrllHg T. figures made ;.r@.'. '"Ui+H'
by the department OF labor.
Iron and steel industries. with ?T."n2
persons employed ~ July increased l."
49,. '.">. or "a per cent Manufacturers
ur hosiery and underwear. who employ, 4
c6.5&? IN July and ESQ" employees III
August Mems ready made clothing
employees who numbered 22.j95 In lulr
hal Increased - S4.3l3 in August. Boots
and shoes !ncr. aSe,l from 6N.207 u 81.
zoo during the month.
Tho automobile industry showed The
largest decrease. dropping from 1S?0S
IN July 70 74.oS3 In August. The next
decrease was In bltuminous Goa, mining
which dropped 70 cl.4lj II Aurust from
%t-54 In July.
In o,even Of tho fourteen Industries
Tho a-nou0, ~ money ra'd % employees
Increased n August oyer 'hn amounts
paid In July.
In iron and steel this Increase Ms
l5t percent: IN meas clothing 80 pc
cent. hosiery and underwear rs yer
,.en' and ~ hi'um'no"S coal mining
IL per rer, = decrease o. 81 par cont
occurred IN tho aUtom"hil" Industry %
Pc con- In COTTON rauutarturinE.a and 1.3
per cent IN wooden manufacture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Will Guard Interests
Of Russia in Conference

Washington. Sept. 10 tssurtrc" that
"leg!tinato Russian tr'cr",'s" w -"
carefully guarded A. the ar'rHrl"N' aul
Far Eastern conferences htN" l""u co.,.
vevcd 70 tn, Russian i"Nr,a 10y tn" sta'"
department.
The assurances No." contained in
message Witch vas directed 10 the an
.hor!t;na o. tho Far Eastern republic A.
Ch.ta In response ~ tho request ~:
tho repuhl!c t',,: s. r"nr"s"niSt!v"s h"
admitted to ~" rn"r"r"i'o. Tho 10
rar,ment announced 'ndlN hat "S TO
plv. delivered through ~" American
minister AZ rek:rG. "rnh,d'"I the "hs"r-
vntior- Of the United States government
on tho general subject ~, :" Russian
position.
The Chita governments request was
handed 70 tho American minis AZ
PekinC. bat the American government
made 10 CnrvHa! r"p'y sim" "a" so-"a!l-
rd Far Eastern republics haS no. boon
reroCntzcd ny no United Siot"s ~ other
governments The Am"r."nn minister
~ Tnt:rr. however vas instructed ."
convey tho American y:"w~ wNi"h W"r"
paraDhrasc u IN acknowledgements " u"
department today Is follows.
In tho absence e Il SIM" r"rocui1"d
Russian government. ~. 1ru'"'''i'n -
legitimate EuSSli! interests must Ia.
rolvc as moral ru'',,"shi; ui".u ~"
whole conference l. Is r"cr"''el A"
that Tho conferences. i"r rna sons GNi'o
beyond m" control of ~" pHrtiriDa tinr
powers. IS - 10 Ityr.I"J - me aivaH'-
age - Russian cooperation IN It's H."
lihcrat1ors. h'i' = - NJ - he corNc'T"r!
that u" r,nt"ren"e W. TAX" decisions
preIudic,ai 20 leEi'tma'c Russian inter
ests or which wNU'1 IN any manner
violate Russian rights.
Tt is tho h"pc and expectation ~
tho government 90 the INH"d Sil'rS
that the conference viii establish gen.
eral principles or International action
which Will deserve ard hav" ths sun-
port e the people - siberia and &c az
Russia hy reason sc th";r justice and
efficiency IN tho sc'''"u,"r' ~ Ours'sud
ing diiii. Ul':"~."
The state department. has recently
soHt t. th::l John caldwell. n .nn Sr'.
rnr 'ewpu;4ry service WITH ir.'r'."il"nS
70 observe and report - IN" - I.tr:'u"1'
developments in that r"gir'i = WIS
declared, however. thai Tt!dw"l"s pros
~n"e IN Chita d'd mot IMPLY r"coEn'-
lion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Mrs. ArbuCkIe Asks
Square Deal for Her
Accused Husband

Ssr F~arcIsr~ Sept 10 Mrs Roscoe
c Arhuck,e. ,N'nta purraep arrived IN
San Francisco early today from New
York 20 assist n defense ~ her actor
husband aeaius; murder charges prefer
rod AGAINST him Toy IN" dasth - Miss
Virginia Rapp". film actress. M's7
Raprs IS declared - have died follow
ing Injuries incurred Il, 4 PARTY STAGED IN
A-huck,e'- suite At ~" Hotel So. Francis
hers carly IN September.
Charles Brennan and Milton Cohen. at
torn.Ss tor tho fin star. met Mrs Ar
buckle At Sacramento and d"Died her to
All lrtervi~vs-s Mrs Arhucki~ N lion
~ hnirE !r'"rE;~w"d Cnv" ont 4 state
rran; IN which 49,. asked ths people %
San Francisco 70 be fair" with her hus-
band ard 10 give him a square deal"
Il know. and his friends Hnow. that
lie IL innocent |he statement said
The statement II tn. comedians wife
declared -hat only one side Of the case
had been mad" known TO ~" public and
story had been untnld"d. my husband
Will bs completely "Nonerated and his
good name thoroughly cleared. and that
~ agatn will take his place N tho hearts
- the American people"
Mrs Arbu"k's was accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Flora purf"". 81 Los
Angeles.
The Arhuckles have been separated
frr five years according 20 friends. she
residing n New YORK and hsC husband
ling IN Los Angeles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Won't Permit the Mingo
} Operators to Dictate

Ird;araIo,is Ind. S.pt. la.-'TnIl "1-
ys-atr-S = the MiuEn COUNTY,. WeS. Nlr
..lria. Gold are not gotnS 20 ha allowed
- dictate - ~" coal TiHers OF that
risG wha, ,ahn- organization they may
irin' Sqiuu", ITSCoe. Ashland. Ky.
,,~esidenc - DiStr:r, 81. Ur!'"i N!ns
Workers @: America. who = n ln!iaa-
apolts 20 attend chs GI,i"na! r"0v~n-
tion Of rho union. said ,oHight
Mr. pascoe sad thN American People
will not allow Few corporations %
Industry 10 tell them what th"y must
do or what they shall not 30 Tho "nA
great question confronting th- Anert-
, ran people today IS wh-'h"- N" blk In
terests may take away from them that
Nor which the.r t"-"ta'h"rS f0usht---the
int 20 xovern themselves BY gov
pent FOR tie peopl-. lie said.
r. Pascoa characterized ~. "pcn
SHOP plan ~aS - trav-Nty on JUSTICE
and n menace to liberty loving Anert-
can people" He advocated joint ,"l-
lective bargaining between employer
and erhrlo%e as Il means Of settling l,-
Dor disputes.