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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
Petroleum Tax New =.
Element Injected In
The Mexican Situation

Washington, June "a new element
was infected into the Mexican question
today through formal protest to the
state department by American oil oper-
ators against the IS per cont increase
In taxes on petroleum, under q decree
issued IN Mexico since tho present ne
gotiatlons for the drawing or treaty
OF amity and commerce were begun. II
some circles the opinion was expressed
that this situation might have TO De
faced before hnal adjustment could be
made OF the more basis question OF
diplomatic relations between tho tH9
governments. n
Although uninformed officially Of the
statement issued in Mexico City last
night in which It was asserted that
President Obregon could not sign sueh
a treaty as has been proposed by the
American government as condition OF
recognition. It was learned that publica.
tion OF tho statement oc4Sioned no
surprise here.
II was Intinated In this connection
that Ohrceon's recent answer to the
proposals Of the state department. was
OF a similar character. This eornmuni'
cation as yet has not been replied 70.
and II was indicated would not b ex.
cent by George T. Summe1iin, the
American charge d'affalres, IN his con.
VIBRATIONS at the Mexican cApit4.
officials, It was said. look Tor tns
negotiations to be concluded SUCCESS
fully. Tho course which might b takep
IN the event Of their failure has DOT
been indicated.
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NATIONAL COMMANDER GALbRMTH H
Of AMERICAN LEGION MEETS DEATH
Davis Opposes Efforts
To Smash the Unions

Phi!adcIphia, .rur" 9---JlmcS J. Ia
Wis. secretary o: labor. addressing tac
National Hardwood Lumber Association
in convention here today. sounded 4
warning against "cffortS "n tho part
90 ,Hc big business 20 smash the labor
uno- =. The SECRETARY outlined the
reversal N Industrial conditions in the
last few yoIrS and observed that n IN"
rvi;ah,r rcldju>tm"nt. "th" farmer Was
the FIRST hit. and he should have been
last"
cared. arc n Organic growth Of the
times " y"u smash them. YOU Will
hay" IN ,,-!- place s"r-"t radical organ
.Yr.iou which Will lead directly to the
revoiutiun4r! spirit which : um*cttlinS
Europe"
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WITNESS DECLARES HENRY FORD Affected
TOBEL|EVE "GANC OF JEWS" WERE TRYING
TO CONTROL SENATE AND GOVERNMENT

upon Alfred IMcking. counsel for Ford.
read from TRIAL records book accounts
showing Mr.. Iiarnes credited with $iS.-
0oa. Frank ". Blair. Detroit banker,
who handled the funds, said that "A
clerk IN my off," made a mistake In
running off the figures" but the inVes'
tigatio left unsettled the exact source
Of the extra $4,000
William J. Nickel. q Democrat OF
Michigan. said he was given ts3S from
the Eewberry campaign to finance a
Democratic candidate to run against
Ford in the primary election
Il don't know how you can help your
candidate better than by helping me out.
with mine" he said he toA the New
berry committee. adding that he gave
Helm, n Democrat. who consented to
run. $50 a week for four weeks out OF
the money
laul King. manager Of the Eevberry
campaign. was recalled to the stand Just
before adjournment and Nr. LuctinG
stated ne intended to conduct = prolonS-
cd examination OF the witness to-n,or-
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
Capture Bandits Who
Shot Bank Officials

Fr-f Wayne. Ind. JGH" .. Two htC
H:cs whn carly mis- morning heal NJ the
State bank Il. Prcb.c. Ind ana. prohIhly
fatally wolndinE Cashier Clarence
Smith and slightly wtunding Assistant
Cashier Edna WerlcnG. yer" captured
tonight and have been pla"cd IN jail
hrTc. The men give the names OF Rus
sell RarTcnc. IS. and norlld Mcpaniela.
-. They cxoneratc eugene Colo. taxi.
cab driver who STc them to Freole
from this city. !.
The bandits ssfnred 10 .oo:
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KILLS TWO AND
ENDS OWN LIFE
James Kelly. an Extremist,
Gives Battle to Two Hum
dred Policemen

Toledo. o. juno e.--That James Kel-
icy. with one of his own weapons, sent
y iYllHt into his heart and thus tcrnin-
ated the tragic warfare between himself
AID .nO police to-day. was the find
ina: II Henri J. Herbert. chief Of police.
and p-. < ]. Heazicr. county coroner.
tonight.
After F'nn,cmen Harry Dowell and
Harold MoshurEcr had been killed and
kr;le:'s body Rad been carried from his
attic N.:Tirad", Coroner 1i'.7zlr- cS-
aTinad the hrdy. Thc-- wen machine
gun bullets IL 'Ec!!cy's leg. and l".t side
ri thr abdomen. hut ;hr bullet which
ru: ;hroGEl ;Ir brra"t and PASSED over
N" inart wa7 sc!f-inl.icttd, tie coroner
inund.
According tn tho police Kelley had
br"n known fu- lone years rs an eI-
;r"mr>t AMI haG hr"n rrnach!nE an
a"chism f"r srvrral months. and two
weeks ago when threatened with eytc-
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Skull Fractured When Auto
mobile Dashes Over En-
bankment - H a d Distin-
guished Army Career

Tho following telegram was sent
to Mr1 Frederick W. Golbraith, Jr.,
at Indianapolis, yesterday, by J. BY
ron Ntcferson, department COM
nlander Of the American Legion Of
West virgtnin:
ION behalf Of tho lcgionairos Of
wost Virginia permit mo to assure
you Of our deepest sympathy in the
great loss you have sustained. The
knowledge that Thousands Of brave
LIDS who we-e directly benefited By
your husbands labor Will grtevs
with you, Will I know, help to sus-
tain you In this sad hour"
In addition, MI. Ntckerson has no.
tfed all commanders Of West Vtr-
g1nia posts to make official an
nounc e1nsnt Of tho sad death Of their
national commander to Legion men,
bers- Speaking Of tho tragedy, the
west Virginia commander said that
!t was hard indeed to understand
Just why so useful nfe should DO
cut short at . time whom Colonel
Galbratth's MD Is 50 badly needed.
"The National Commander, In his
untirInE efforts to relieve tho dis
tress OF all disabled ex-serv1ce mon,
has been an Inspiration to oil Of ua,'
said MI. ry1ckerEon. "The entire de-
part1nent is sorrowtng beoause Of hts
untdmoy death"
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II IS u EcnerAIly ;,Gryptcd theory, that
coming events Ca: their shadows be
lore thcrn-and foresight places :: peg
son in Il position OF preparedness when
The event OCCURS. Many PERSONS AZ"
gifted with tine basic essential for lead
ershiH, but SOM 81 them fail to apply
III" g:tt 20 advantage.
Members wro d:Scc-n the rapid ap-
pru'ch OF ~ cad ot tAc Circulation
Drive are u.r"t.ng opportunity halfway
VITA G.Lai:c>t .srcac!ty. md fortifyiNS
tS".C rr-'plr""S Sufficiently to make o.
po-t.m.:" stick around until the cnd. To
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Sins Stands Pat

london. .3unn (R:' the Associated
'r"$sl Rear Admiral William s.
ms. l.. : y. Is quoted by tho Press
ASSOCIATION ,nfay as saying this morn-
Ns with regard to the sp""ch hs de-
yered on n" Irish cieTtion here
'aesday:
u stand by ali sad, every word OF
- Shant repudiate 4 Sinrl" word
said and 500 nnth;nS ua-American
! il. even il Senator Mccormick
Ioes
Admiral SIMS. who his morning said
'" had no. received Tho cableG7am re-
oorted . have been sent him b. Sec
-atary Of the Navy Denby. inqui-'nS II
'hc admirai w,s correctly quoted in
- press reports Of his speech. has
ranged 10 have mo cable message de-
'verNd 10 him as soon as X reaches
i.pndon
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Washington. Jurc "Details OF tho
1915 campaign expenditures made IN he
hall ot Senator Scrbcrry. continued To-
day In cnr-osS the senate committee
engaged N hea ring Henry Ford's contcS,
against tho sea ting OF the Michigan sen-
ato-. Witnesses were called in quick
succession and for com pa rat!vcly brief
p-riods, 10 supplement: testimony they
had given at the trial OF the criminal
Gaze against the senator n Grand
Rapids. MirhGan. The committee also
heard AZ second hand what pnrported TO
bc Mt. Fords theory OF Senator New
hcrrys campaign. from Allen Temple
man. OF Detroit
"Mr. Ford called me In after the cleo
ton" Mr.. Temple man said and told
me that he believed :; gang OF Jews had
Il general conspiracy to control the SEN
R.c and the government. and that they
had backed Sewberry. lie said a mil
lion dollars had been spent in the state
to carry the election"
4 Victor NArnes. a brothcr-!n-hw os
the senator, said no gave $4,000 to the
campaign. without being ao!icited where
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indianapolis. Ind. June a.-E.
w. GaIbraith, Jr., National Com.
mander of the American Legion,
was Killed. and Henry ]. Ryan, Of
Indianapolis, national director Of
the leeion's Amer'canlsm commits
sion, and Milton J. Foreman. Of
Chicago, national committeeman
q the legion. from Illinois, were
Injured. when an automobile In
which they we're riding went over
steep embankment here early
this morning.
The three men were returning
to the city from the Country Club
in Mr.. Ryan's car. The car failed
to make a slight turn In the road
and ran over the curbinq, across
the sidewalk and turned over sew.
eraI times, landing at the foot Of
a ao-foot enbankment All three
fror$1r1nA m para Yon-s~aN
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THREE TO TIE PEN.

Special Dispatch to the i~trl.!Gero"~.
ClarkSburE. ". Va. June ".--Threr
nc-sona -r~c;ved pcn!tent!ary sentences )
hero tr-da%. clyde walls drew term
OF .h-"" y,H-S FOR shooting and wound
irr Virgil n-pVdrOo., whoa 'hry quar-
relied OH Rooms Run. Robert Show WAS
sentenced /" serve two years for steal
;nE q hcycl" here. an! Lumin Stueh. a
negro Grc": = three "a" term for shoot
ing and wuunding Love Martin. ano:he.
negro. recently. a. the l.aira!cn mine.
near Sh.nnS;on.
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To Punish i
Admiral
lndiscrect Words OF Sims
Prove Embarrassing TO
Administration
Hv DAVID LAwREEcE.
lGv,:: ~; - The '.'-..., a,.r)

Na>u:-S:un. a." %. E%"-y;. Z: =
- r.;.c",i ,.,r.:,: IS n.aI'-:'.,, ;V1,':
.-..t .,-a (: ..,....>',:-,:,'. = AL I'LL
ra":si ID = \'!"Gra. .i.T" I"- his
90, II le'r.,..'' ..er!;.i.a-, ;ha: r">"!I.
~, ot ,oascr~; -" ;he lri>t question
ouId be :canr"t because :h'. trc -
!'nceG = ":...kas5 Su:r-' i" TIC
,nr-!c:.~ c'-St,rL,".
kd-uir... = t. -. b. ~ rchua"i before
\ R"puh.."a:. a7c D"rnHrtat:' o"u,H.%-
-a;:uuS T.. n. in,lScrr"t spoe. .lee. h".
Ne r>prialAaIS "G:h"'t take. t."
il-ttag administration is b".',; h'-
~s.d with 'aG!cnani petitions 80;
ut n. 2dr.'-f! - p'l3:SHicd TO- h'* !
"-ar"c. r-.S.,ICvt Harding h.S ,.si -
'sticc Of t., ii,,i-. but pre-. rs :" a"..;:
. outcome II the cab:cd request from
secretary D~nhy pt tho ta.'% deptr.;r' n:
% Admiral S;ru.; a-'.irS FOR s;a;en' u:
- to whether hE was correctly quot,
I'd An "xo!a'atioa ~ n" speech. rat
rqu:ry = - i;>' = ar :usp!.c:.i'oE n'
. %aprrp.-,
Position pificul.
Bu: The handling ~ ~" SIN, Sps' il
...,S n.an III ,Gc d"I1.S d:I.cQit for the
l.art,aE administration because !:
ely S.sw u. - sunCr oacr !nd!%-
~"t:n0 IN thr ST""cH ~ another Amer
cnirial ,.htca,i-A'ahISSaior ieor;S
'.g-v.y TnH ;atc"c ;"ld ~" British
Nnplc AZ pILiic dinner tha: .tm"r'-
'.us d:d0', enter th" war for huma ~
ian or ur$"lilsh purposes. but 10 "SaE,
- own skins" and he cv.ticiz"d IN"
aised States fo5 not rr:cr:rc tha 49,
oner than I; did. TAia speech ~
q. HG"d Il great body Of .Nn"r.&an ~
-"aS art particularly many incH;Er'%
., ;ac American Legion. some oi y:h n
opted -",oiu.i0a. c>hlu,; !'rrSi,.ra:
EardinS 20 -cc1N :hc ambassador
So the Hard .nS a,iui 'rlstrA;:ul - cu'..
-pnted WITH ;he problem Of rnuzz.in:
= Officials abroad. o. a, iras, auls:i1s
or cratDrira, !,,:rUlSrS II Sims is
huk-G 80 ruvN "ii.-nt 70 N2vc IIarrry-
...nr,n,a:d.i VII al,n ~, removed In.
.."S;:o.!ahi,. ;h., &!riS speech has TtIrre I
:, mora q, = hc-ur:'S rn-. And = 70
,-dct h..-o A. a r,ur', creator ind!scr.,-
,,n than hat ot Harvey. bu. tho T. .,
"c.:na,ioa pS ro.:.S hr.r - - tell not
MY fia-vHr and SIMS. h"t all ArnH-i-
IA oTIcia,s abro2d tc r.relin hcr"at,rr
ON commenting on tAinES iho, -,
ely to -eM!nd'" ~" fires ot PARTISAN
.."'p and controversy =, home.
Hornets Neat Stirred DID.
'' s'' Ting WAS .,"" '''"s "'.
=" "'t" FeSAsCt 10 H''t rs" '-e9 IA
N'''','"' S,'"" So - ''c'''e ~
~: "-'.. ."'S, r"C.on ""S t''' A'o'. -
10 80, n'. ',T- wa ''t,,''1
~ t.a.t,'o ,.t,,,
-. NV. .A' ,.', nnIs- -, v.n,n. a.
-. =. ra,',,,,to, 49,, Nm
,t - t.,o. -, ~, >,,;nna,. =,
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NOT N NEED or AID

s.. Johrs. y. f.. June q. TIC Rr:'ish
rreigh:"r S.arNoo! which "iS daTa@ni
by collision with an iceberg off IN"
NcVfound'-Ih coast yesterday. reported
toby that Size WAS making cool rcn.
gross toward thi% per-. Thc message
said n" S"ap"o! had been all" I" IN
pcrsc with tic aiI "f TN" Br!risi,
steamer l0Gleby which had ben
SiAmhinE h.
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End Of Circulation Drive Perlous|y Near;
Tomorrow Night Marks Close Of Best Offer

JUDGES NAMES WILL BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY AND ALL
IS IN READINESS FOR THE BIG COUNT-SATURDAY,
JUNE 1S MARKS END OF SPECTACULAR RACE FOR 900
PRIZE IIST-FIVE MAGNIFICENT AUTOMOBILES TO BE
AWARDED ABLEST CAMPAIGNERS IN EIGHT WEEKS
VIGOROUS DRIVE
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Haynes, Of Ohio,, May
Be MaHlpr Successor

Washington. Juno Roy O. Ea"7"2
or IIulShoro. Oh'". vas understood 20
night 70 be the administration" choice
for prohibitions commissioner 70 succeed
John F. kramer. also os OHIO.
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WOMAN FORTUNE TELLER ASSERTS
MRS, kABER ASKED HER, To KILL
HUSBAND WHO WAS MURDERED
Accused Wife and Daughter
Tuned Over to Ohio Ofhc-
ers at New York Will
Occupy Cassie Chadwick
Cell

G.cY"!.:ad. o.. June 9.-The f!lins or
sro!n statement BY Mrs. Mary J.
Wade. 4 fortune :clicr, "!th Prosecutor
lHtward =. stanton. :ha: Alr:. Eva Gath
crime kahc5 had lsl.rd her - Kill Dan +.
kaht-r nc- hush7nI. i wealthy publisher.
was The outat.,aIinS !oca: feature OF the
case 'iay.
MIS-. : al" na' Questioned by Prose
cu;or Stanton ard lily nd - un;.; 0cte':-
;!,'s fn- 'HO hour.. ~ first ~" vas
ret cic.t 4: taking about t"r murder,
Station said ou, fina!l! dr:!ar:i that
.,rr"ra. months b'.ore I%C murder. MIS-.
* .n"r r..In" - l."r home. Grclarcd she
VA N !uvr FSi;h another man AID re-
u'icrt,-! Mrs. Wade to xii! ltat"".
Mrs W.n:c wal h.. used rs q states
n,'n"sr. E:.,n,.a aid. ~ the tria. OF
Mr.. N,h.- c"r !ITst degree murder,
Occupy Caesie Chadwick Coll
N-<. kai,"- ,!I>,n :.rr arrival. will oc-
D.:;,l' lilo cr'l m ;.e county tail where
G.. ~Si. Chadwick. wh..'r SSindlinE Of a
:rn,lr o: bark :I"nt.' years ago rc-
suited IN ho- !3.pr!:"nm"Ht.
TO eel! ~. rat h,rI used FOR yHlrs,
hi; recently ;.:.~ r"furniSieh. Although
;Me cell l.; ur-,a 4; a! hours 20 the in
'pcctiun Of ;hc wu.ncn's ml.ron. as she
sits az her desk. because Of Two at
t"mptS 20 rnTn!; suicide In New YORK
Mrs. lt:th"r "'ill br kept under cont!nu-
o&S Eur.d 'Nh:lc n prisoner.
rurS&i; "f Il man, believed I" De one
nc Two ns-.,.<.nS hired - stnb kabcr TO
dcrth. continued tonight. One Of the
alleged hirru gents and n woman. be-
!,ryrt! to hovc "7Grgel the two men,
were held in Solitary confinement. No
attempt Wa made - question cithc!
OF ;hem today. hut according 10 rn"n''
b"r5 Of the prosecutors Office. tho pTtS'
onrrs will he subjected 10 severe cN-
animation upon tho ares: or the second
man.
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DECKER CASE
GOES To JURY
THIS MORNING
PROSECUTOR ASSERTS
CONSPIRACY PROVED
Declares Lovctt Was Slain in
Plot to Collect $4,000
insurance

W.:Saw. md. June , .'rH" ca" g
1i-.:' becker. farmer boy. charged with
IN" murlcr t.! Leroy LuN";i. Ms "..u.
ci:'". will be given t" the jury t"mr!-
VOW.
The ia, came 20 gH n.CIrt Cor",:-
S!uu 50 CHr as The submission .! ,ri-
,i"H,, W. ruucrru"d shortly atirT con
y"nia" "c court th:S Afternoon. wh"n
a'tnrn,.yS :"r n" h"fru.. :.nu"'.n"rd
they 'vrud w:iv" n" rMt1t:"u o.:
~ "rcn:Hg statement. ri..' T.! ON" VT
n",s ru the stand, and t.t"n rested their
.,.!N.
The "r,'-r rro","d'n ,Hr'"! !'Ss than
.c; minutes. Nor" thaH Twenty-Five
w!'u"~$"S Summoned {" testify by IN"
Ict"na" w"-c dismissed Th" action
r:,l.." - 4 complete #urPr,a" Tor tn"
state.
Tho Arguments.
Got.-; ;hta r'rc&Scd Cor ~ y ar. wh"a
artN'n,YS began IN" present. Ton "t ar
Eurcm;S tho opening arSumcnt being
hcinr r,ad" by ir"eccr'or Graham.
Thr"' hours wcrr allotted hy the court
20 each side. Mr.. G-nl:.m was fol-
owed by Robert \. Euhlcr, Of Fort
Wayne. for tho defense. NJ. Huh'"r
will b" followed tomorrow morning by
JulC" Francis BowScr. for the defense,
and l. Il. StooEcy. asstsian, proaccYt"T,
will close for the state.
Conspiracy Alleged.
Prosecutor Graham addressed the
Jury for m hour and 4 htlc.
y 'hiHk." he Said. that We Nave irH-
scented - You '-rcrutabl" evidence that
E'r.:I DCct"- 'hr defendant. struck the
blow which caused ;ho death az Leroy
Loveit IN the iit;le cottage OF tho banks
OF the Tipprrannr river. The facts
show IA, this WIS on" II II" most
hruta! murders ever committed IN this
country.
Tho" has hr"n presented 10 Won
hc"c md spur &br rviGorcc OF cnn>"'r-
ary h. tho Decker family 10 murd"r
:hq Young man. claim his body as that
Of NirS!, ItcCk"-. an! collect aprroNl-
ma:"ly $4,000 IN insurance money"
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TIE WEATHER

Ohio. weEt Virginia and Western
PennsJrvan1a-Partty cloudy Friday and
SaturdAy; probably local showers Sntur-
day; little change In tsmpcr1turs-
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MEXICO PREPARED TO
REACH AGREEMENT
WITH UNITED STATES

Mexico CITY. Juno s.-Msxieo - prs-
parcd to agree to the suggestions con-
ta.ned In the memorandum brought here
from Washington by Charge D Affahss
Summerlin. after certain nodin1fone
are made by tho United States govern
ment, which II is confidenttally expecs.
ed will be made. and the relations D.
tween the two nations doubtless VII -
most cordial according to . stAtsfnent
to-day made by Secretary Of Forsien
Relations Panni to the pubnshe-s OF the
newspapers In Mexico City.
t,on from his boarding house Tor faI-
ure to pay his bill. boasted to his land
lady Mrs. Nellie Key. that the world
owed him a living and that n he could
not get It no would die, but not lonA'
The police explaining the events lead
ing up to tho battle said tonight that
Mrs. Key early this morning asked Kel-
ley to pay his bill which amounted to
SIS. When he refused. she called tho
police.
Two detectives were sent 70 make
the arrest. They were mot by gunfire.
Police reserves with machine guns then
were sent to tho scene
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FatalCrash:;
One Killed
CAMBRIDGE SCENE
OF AUTO ACCIDENT
H. P. Bowen, OF Wheeling,
Badly Injured Arm Will
Be Amputated
.>ie,ial p.smtcA to Tn" ln:9I. sen.c-.

>i"vial DIs:rttch to Tn" lu:oL. gene.
Cambridge. oh!r. JUr" ?. Miss Mac.
Ga'ct MonahaI. aged %S years. of III;
ci:y. was Instant! kI'l"G ard II. u.
Row"E. Of WErcIinr. aad JOHN n"RE:",
OF this city. Hcrc seriously injured hr-'
At o'riock this afternoon when t1''
Dennis antrnIVhi" was struck .'y t.
freight car 90 -" Ohio latcrurhIu CON
PAM and coraI!"tc!y demolished.
I'll" irjw-''. rrcr ~" II ;h" Cat.
bridge C!ty Hospital. wk"rr ;I:t!' h"i"
- entertained !nr Tie r"'Sv"rS uG l)"'.
mis-. while Il is believed 4 VII Il" II, .r,.
sarj - a,npurol~ Dop."n5 rtcrt a";:
Dennis is SUFFERING :r"m .n:rr:G -.
iur.r$. Wall" Rv%cn IA. i crushed arm
L broHen rib. nnd = nuini-'- of c,!;+ In
bruises about .hc head and body.
The accident occurred Nhcn the ..''c.
mobile stalled on tho street H"r eros.
inE. The scene Of ;hc accidcN: i. a
sharp curve. and the driver r2ii"l -
SEQ the approaching street car. TIC
automobile was draEgcc more than ID
ice:.
Miss Nonahan was employed - ]
stenogr,rh"r IN IA" oxford POTTERY
company. Of which NJ. Dennis father
Harry DrnniS Is president.
The party was on rs way from tEC
pottery Offices 10 a bank when the acri.
den, occurred. Mr.. Bowen was visit.
,nE at tho Oxford Pottery company
Offices in the int"r"st 81 the II. :. Sanls
company Of Wheeling. which he IL rep-
re.emt;u: here.
\ numbr. OF witnesses who were
near t. rushed 10 the demolished ;,u'"-
mobile ard found Mis- MCMILLAN was
,!ond Thr Two men VIZ. unconscious
when rushed u ~" hospital.
N- Dennis is >. ycarS ot ago and
gr7;L:at"h from -" Canbridgn hiG
ychoo! May - with horrors. lie has
in, boon affiliated with the Oxford
Pottery compa!J.
Mr. Bowen Is travelling salesman
e tho H. &. Sands comTany and lives 1T
~: h"mc q" Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Short,
No. Ic2 I,GEinEtor Lan" hHdgwood
AZ Soor - word waH received be-"
cc ~" ar2idc:t. Hoy Ppftenh;.rE"-. ncm-
ar"r "t th' company. accompanied b.
Mr. Shot. Mr. Echsn. NJ. Ecdman, all
Of tho sand .-rmTanv offices. loft for
C:,mNrids" and had mr., returned 4. MD.
night.
\ !"nc-!Istancn r"!"phoHr call AZ u
o'rioc.I 'tst evening stated BNwcn= con.
G!ti"n is serious hu: hc Is eIDcr-rd 10
recover p"u7!s IS mid TO be suffer.
..,r C-om internal injuries. and the at.
,"n6antS ~ n" hospital entertain no
hopes TO- recovery.
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L He IN TELLIG EN- { t. r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State ct West Virginia.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-17

Calumet Waffle
Recipe
2N cups sifted past
ry flour, 3 level tea
spoons c alu m e t
Baking Powder, "a
teaspoon salt, 11s
cups milk, / table
spoon sugar, 2table-
spoons melted but
ter, 2 eggs beaten
separately. Th en-
mix in the regular
way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-17
to catch Harris at first.

TO catch Harris at first.
This marked the end OF the
lienryctta scoring until the eighth
when three scores were added
Thomas walked and went to second
when Robinson laid down beautI'
ful sacrifice. Harris singled and
Scott followed with n scratch hIt
OF the schatchIest variety. Harris
and Scott romped home when kell.
her. o'Rouke's new receiver. ham.
mercd out a double.
The game was called at the end
of the eighth TO enable the Hens 20
catch a train for Enid where they
open fourgamo series this after.
noon.
Dick Speer's Drummors arrived In
town this morning and are ready
for the first OF the fonrgame series
this afternoon. The game will be.
gin at i;30 o'clock
Speer has strengthened his Drum.
mers since they last appeared here
and he now has strong aggresa.
tlon.
After the Drumright es,ies. the
Chicks hit the road and viii not
return until after .he first half pen.
nant race Is ended Mike Jacobs
viii umpire the series.