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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-29
Grangerburg

Mrs. Harley Drushsugh is spending
few days in Akron.
Mrs. Pelz went Monday to spend
couple of days with her sister, Mrs.
Baum, in Akron.
Sidney and Fannie Uhnick spent
the weekend in Cleveland visiting
relatives there, returning home on
Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Irene Nettleton from Cleve-
land spent Xmas vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hazen. =
Finley Anderson and family spsrit
Xmas at Duane Baird's.
Howard Hatch and family and
Fred Anderson, Sr., and family of
Risley ate Xmas dinner at the home
of John Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hatch are
confined to the home with toTsilitis.
Miss Cora Root spent from Sat
urday until Tuesday with her parents
in Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pelz and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Baysinger spent
Xmas at Schuyler Wagar's.
John Tighe and family are spend
ing month with relatives in Mary
lard. Fred Anderson is helping G.
l. Miller thru his absence.
Fred Tighe and family are also Wis
iting friends in Maryland for this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young cele-
brated Xmas at the home Of Ralph
Andrews in Bath or Monday.
Be preparing to attend the Farm
ers' Institute at the high school build
ing Jan. 13 and IA. A good attend.
ance is looked forward to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Graft, DR.. Cum
berworth and family and Carl Graf
and family spent, Xmas day in Me.
dina with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Codding.
Fred Davis, Jr., and family were
Xmas visitors at Will Warmers in
Weymouth. ~
E. J. Haight and family spen',
Xmas in Medina at Andrew Haight's
Ralph Smell and family, George
Graft and family and Miss Daisy Da.
Wis spent Sunday in Client at the
home of Earl French. Mrs. Celia
French and baby returned with Miss
Daisy to spend week.
Fred Davis, Sr., entertained c. I
Miller ard family and Earl French
and family Monday. Mrs. Miller
furnished a real plum pudding, which
Miss Daisy said made excellent eat
ing.
Chas. Grabel and family from Ak
ron spent Xmas at Ben Pierce's.
Mrs. Fisher came with Thierra Gan
yard when she came home for Xmal
vacation, to visit her daughter, Mrs
E. M. Ganyard.Jay Fireman and fami
ly were also entertained there Sun
day.
| Chas. GaEyard and family will
Mrs. Wolcott spent Xmas in Akrol
with VIM. Hammonds.
The band concert held last Frida,
night was very good. The "Y" boy
surely have been making good pro
gress. 1t is treat to hear bant
Of this kind.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Durham, Avery Dun
ham and friend, Miss Fern of Medin,
were Xmas visitors at Don Ganyard S
John lndoe, Jr., Of Medina, Fre'
Indoe and family, Clare Smith an,
family of Worden, Misses Esther AM
Ethel Indoe of Cleveland, Alber
Indoe Of Medina, spent Xmas q
John Indoe, Sr.'s.
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The Coterie club viii meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Q. Y.
Neumeyer.
Mrs. Lulu Eastwood will enter
tain with family dinner on Satr
day.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-29

Monday, o:3O A. M.
Invocation Rev. A. Trickett
Song School Girls
Presidents Adress Lewis Peck
Music, Genevieve and Frederick
Jaeger
The Secret of Happiness DR.. Mary
E. Anderson
Song Ladies Trio
Reading Charlotte Singerman
Preparedriess--The Word of the Hour
c. R. Wagner
Reading Ethel Fuller
Monday. 100 P. M.
How I Earned My Trip to Columbus
Walter Crum
The Adolescent Boy and Girl
DR.. Mary Anderson
Discussion Led by Mrs. Arthur
Bowman.
Poem Iva Ashdown
Essentials to Permanent System of
Agriculture C. R. Wagner
Discussion Led by Theo. Chapman
My Trip to Columbus Leonard Gibbs
Address County Agent Halderson
Music
Monday, ZOO P. M.
Music
Reading Minnie Singerman
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TWO INSTITUTES
FOR NEXT WEEK
CONTINUED from page -

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-14
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HOTEL 0Rm0ND

A. II Carter of Lebanon, ~ H., en-
tertained a party of eight at the Ho-
tel Ormond on Saturday for dinner
and dancing. Among TIE guests were
COLI and Mrs Woodbury. Of Daytona.
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Or
mond include: Mir and Mrs Murray
w, Sales. Miss +. l.. Foster, Brooklyn,
n. Y, Miss Mary c. Smith. Brideg-
port. Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. g. Nc
Carly Williamsport, Pa: ii. a. Evans.
Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. ". G.
Park, Arlington, Fla. Mrs F. T.
Brown. A. Lawrence Brown. Boston
A. H. Carter (party eighp Lebanon,
n. H.. Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Lindrock,
Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs G. H.
Day. st Petersburg Fla; Frank r.
Tracy, Daytona. Ruth Fisher, Belmar
\. j.; Fred s. Weatherby. Boston (;
Mason Breton, Mrs. f. $ Laughton,
New York.
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RIDGEW00D HOTEL Z.

This has been a week filed 10 the
brim with pleasant social activity az
the Ridgewood hotel On Wednesday
evening Airs r. T. Woodbury. fgave
the third of a series of parties when
she entertained about forty ladies at
bridge and sac Ten tables were artis-
tlcalty arranged IN the pretty Green
Room and there VAS a profasiun oI
floral decorations consisting of sweet
peas and marigolds and the beautiful
greens that abound in and about Day
iona Orange sherbet Was served
Prizes in 500 we're won By Mesdames
c. Marshall Of Philadelphia. G. Rich
OF Boston, Charles Loring, OF Boston
In bridge the prizes were won by Miss
Blevney. Mrs. r. ". Nardwell, of
Cleveland, and Mrs. Plave OF Gioyers.
Fllle. A.. 4.
Thursday evening the weekly card
party was given BY the hotel manage
ment Ten tables were in play in a
pivot game Those winning a prize at
each table were MIS- Foster Mrs G..
r. Loring. Mrs l.. A. Dreyfus. II. ID.
Henderson, Mrs. Marshall T. T..
Woodbury.. Mrs VESSEL. AIRS r. T.
Millard. Mr. Wells and Mrs Place
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs +.
p. Woodbury. OF the Rideewood enter
tanned a few friends in a most de-
lightlui manner There was a boat
ride On the Tomoka and a picnic dim
ner both of which were yerv much
enjoyed by the. following guests Dr-
and Airs. Hawleg OF Burlington. Vt:
Nh and Mrs A. H. Carter of Lenan-
on. ~ H AIRS Eiazen Col 1eman.
Miss Elsa Woodbuly and Mt and
Ms " 1. Gardiner Of New York
Saturday evening sir. and Mrs A.
II. Carter of the Ridgewood entertain
81 81 dinner party al Ormond. Their
guests acre Mr. ana Mrs f. r. Wood
bury. mr. and Airs HaWleY. Mrs. Ha-
zen and Miss Elsa Woodbury..
Col Frederick n Dow. of'Portland.
Me- arrived Saturday at the Ridge
wood hotel Other week end arrivals
al hhe Ridgewood were: J. G. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Bordy. Mrs Max
P0liaek. Of New \ erk. Viola Brownell
of Asheyille. \ C.; CYNTHIA Ifeshce
ST NAugustine: Air ana Mrs " +
Baird Sputh Orange \. j. Mr. and
Mrs +. Lederer. Providence r l.:
Mrs Lucinda J. Miller and Mary Y
Miller OF Akron. O.. Mrs. r n Vooch-
ting and AIRS NJ H. Vootchting. Mil
wankes. Sir and Mrs. Louis Brown
ana Miss Lillian Lange OF Brooklyn
G \ Ration and l. W Easton. OF
Chicago; air and Mrs George f.
Bates. Of Altamont Fla; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Wing. Mrs Wiliiar Dau
Roy Willis. Z. A. Hedges, of Cincin-
naiti: + Edmund OF Denver. Coz
ana j. r. Nulf. OF Milwaukee.
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ACUTE INDIGESTION
SEIZED HIM SUDDENLY
Well again in less tan an hour. Saws
Digest Well Tablets probably
saved life.

While driving home in my car from
big reunion dinner, / was suddenly
saiked with acute indigestion. ana
thought my end had come Ny fam
ily couldn't drive and we were many
miles from a doctor had in my
pocket six Digest We'll Tablets. which
look at minute intervals. Relief
came very promptly In . minutes
! ielt a big Improvement In less
than an hour / felt about 100 per cent
again. They saved me from serious
Illness and probably saved my life
80 A. Bradoek Warsaw ind
You have never taken anything f5r
Indigestion acid stomach or gas pains
that We believe gave such quick, sure
relief as Digest Well Tablets. Lei
them help pat your stomach in eo06
shape. So yuu can eat ana 1--we u
comfort Il your druggist eanno
supply you. send 5ue ior a pdckag,
prepaid Money back il hey fan you
one bay Doctor 10 bourbon. Ind.
Advt
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!. HOTEL DESPLkND


The weekly invitation putting match
held on the green at the Despland ho-
tel Saturday morning attracted the
unusual number OF enthusiastic on.
lockers and the usual number of play
efs TO enter the contest The prizes
iWere won by Mrs w r Dormitzer,
OF Philadelphia; y. r. Springer also
III Philadelphia, ana /. Z. Nell of
Ithaca y y we're tied or the men $
prize ana the play-oA vas won by
MIR Springer.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Despland We're ethe following: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Nickng of Mendham, n. j.:
q 5 Kennedy. o. New York CITY.
Mrs. ]. NJ. HAYS and Miss Frances b.
Hays Of ST Louis; l.. W Dasch. OF
Albany \. T., and DR. and Mrs. II b
Ormsby OF Albany.
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Leading Hotels of the East Coast of the
Great Winter Playground of the World

assured Of Good Service
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-14

*Whipped Cream Rolls at A. b. C.
Bakery. 343-113.tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-14

|Smoke Sentilla cigars.
569-2-24.30t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-14

MIR and Mrs. George Schroeder are
the proud parents of baby boy,
weighing 9 5-i pounds. born at the
Daytona Beach residence this morn
ing
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pAIM arAoA nnrEl

PALM BEACH HOTEL
Royal Poinciana e. r. Station, over by
the sea. Modern, holds 400. AdIoins the
largest hotel. Less formal with more mod
ern rates. Handy TO golf, bathing beach.
and outdoor concerts. Stop In the resort
proper. Costs no Amore. Our eniarued
capacity allows us 20 assure you Of nice
rooms for the big time here February 20
70 p, and St. Patricks Day Ball. Enqaqe
now. Also central to all attractions for
the great sun Dance Festival, March 2.
8, 9. 10. Open Into April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
GRIFFITH DENIES
MOTORBOAT MURDER
WHEN ARRESTED
Taken Single-Handed By Po-
liceman Nelson, Though
Armed With Four Pistols

Special Dispatch to rh" lntciiiE"nccr.
Circcnwuod. :. &, Fob. l.-c"mpl"ic
confession that Il" j. AN escaped con-
viCt from the state p"nnitrntHry at
Moundsvtlle. W. Va, wh"r" II" WAS
serving a HE sentence for murder, was
made by W. II. Griffith. alias A. O.
MAYS, to Greenwood and Ncwberry
county officers in the Ncwhcrry jail to-
day.
Griffith ki,ied a fellow convict aud
burned his way 10 freedom recently
when hc made his escape from the West
Virginia prison. II" Is ais" believed to
have killed Il motor boat owner, but re
fused to ADM, any Knowlrds" Of the
deed.
Griffith. is regarded as Il desperate
character Ivy police officers. When
captured here las, Friday 10y Police
Officer G.. y. Nelson. SinG."-hanI"d, n"
had in his possession four pistols. all
loaded. two razOrS ana two pocket
knives He at once admitted IN" recent
robbery Of the poSt1if!C" and express
office AT Silver street in Ncwh"rry
county, and turned OVER 4 sack contain
ing five pounds ut pennies and quaint
ity Of stamps.
Griffith Is Is years Of age. Sin feet
one inch tail. weighs $50 pounds, Il" !
brown eyes and ha!r and ruddy COM
rlcNiun. He readily admitted that no
was W. II. Griffith when confronted
with information furnished by West
Virginia officers. acknowledged the
murder for which he was convicted IN
1915. hut disc!aimed knowledge OF MUIR
der Of n river man. or Of killing his
fellow convict on the night OF his cS-
cape.
Since being imprisoned IN the Now
berry county jail Griffith has repeated
w tried TO escape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
VIOLENCE FEARED
IN KIDNAPPING CASE

Los Angeles. Calf. Feb. IA spHci2
squad Gr deputy Sh"ritfs today guarded
the county Jail whore Floyd l.. Car ana
Arthur W. carr. cousins. who confessed
70 kidnapping Mrs. Gladys With"reI'
we're held after their plea OF guilty IN
the superior court last night.
Hints Of bad feeling n IT" Hollywood
district where Mrs. Withcr"u lives
caused the sheriff 20 take every pr"'aN-
ton against possible mob violence he
said.
,The Carrs pleaded guilty about thirs
teen hours after Mrs. WIthcr"ll was res
cucd from a ranch near Corona, amour
seventy miles southeast Of here. where
she had been kcrt L prisoner since last
Tuesday night.
Authorities had planned TO have th"
CIrrS taken from town last night had
they been sentenced, hut the DEFENDANTS
requested time in which to present
mitigating evidence" in tho hope OF
reducing their sentence.
Tomorrow was set for passing SEN
tcncc. and the public defender. acting
as counsel for the Garrs, said he desired
been unharmed while in their custody
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
BODY OF UNIDENTIFIED AMERICAN SOLDIER
TO Be RECEIVED AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY

Washington. Feb. 1.-The return from
Flanders fields of tho body OF an un-
identified Suldicr for intcrm"nt in the
new amphithcatrr at Arlington National
cemetery was approved today by Sec
rotary Baker. General Pershing and
M jor General John \. Lrjcune com
manGaut Of tn" marin" corps, and ono
of the Wartime commanders of the fam
Gus second division OF marines and
regulars.
In Il letter road 20 the house military
committee. cons iGcrinE resolution for
this purpose Secretary Eaker said he
could conceiv" Of no more hitting inaus
uration ~ the use of the ainphithcater
than tn place there tho body of Il SOL
der whose name and identity are lost
hut who will represent the imperishab bic
part W the sacrifice which hc and his
comrads made for their country and
their country's cause
Predicting that ultimately tho Airing
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ton aninhithea;-c would become the
Westminster Abbey Of America : her
ole dead. the war secretary said no place
could be more suitable than II for "this
significant and symbolic interment.
which would be Il national tribute to
tho great aggregated vaue OF our army.
and being d!ss sSociatcd from the name
OF any individual would become n COM
mon possession Of all who contributed
10 the victory"
Appearing before. the committee in
person. General Prrshing approved the
proposal as n fitting national tribute
to all Americans who fell in the KreAt
war. He suggested that next M0merial
day be selected as the time for tA0
burial Mt Arlington. He explained thaG
he favored interment at Arlington -
ther than in the rotunda of tho capitol.
as has been suggested by some. because
OF the sentiment which attaches to the
national cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
HENRY FORD SUED FOR
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS

chicago. Feb. THE pracCtpe IN a
So NO0. 900 damage suit against Henry
Ford aud hts paper. the Dearborn indie
pendent. WIS filed IN circuit court to-
day by Morris GeSt. theatrical producer
wlu alleged that IN arttc!" IN the Ind
prudcnt on January %. 1911 contained
"iihHlUuS. slandrruuS and false state
,n"utS'' concerning Mr.. Cost and certain
stag" productions h. had handled,
The article mentioned In the suit was
sad to have attacked "Nphroditr' and
"Mrrc;l' in particular. tcrm!ag them the
'IuoSt >alac!ous spectaC'cs ever shown
IN America"
Gcst'S a'trrnavs h"f" announced II;
hal hcNn planned % file similar suits
In Detroit today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
CAPTAIN ATHEY TO
BRING DESPERATE
BACK TO MOUNDSVILLE
Arrest Occurred Last Week,
But News Withheld From
the Public

c, =. Nelson. Il Ion" policeman down
in tho town OF C;rrcuwvud. South Caro-
lima. without aSs'St"nxC captured w.
H. Holly" Gr!rit'T m" FTnNt"n
county murderer who ESCAPED from the
Wcs, virginia pcuitrnttIry the evening
OF January L. after m"rtally w"un"in%
Nenry Lewis. the prison engineer. and
severely woundng MeiGs MrEray, the
prison electrician. who tried 10 prevent
his escape. Information 10 this effect
was included in the official statement
concerning the capture OF Griffith. is
sued last evening BY Warden !. Il. Ter
reN.
Deputy Captain Of Prison Guards l..
W, Athcy Is on his way TO Nrwh"rry.
South Carolina. 10 return Griffith 10
the ,penitentiary. The time of the ar
rival at the institution OF Captain
Athey and the prisoner will not be an
nounccd. save for the statement OF
Warden Terrell that it will be some
time this week.
Griffith was arrested at Greenwood.
South Carolina. on Friday. January rs.
according 10 information furnished
Warden Terrell just after hc mad
robbed a store and express office. III"
Rad four guns on him. il is said. when
arrested by Policeman c. T. Nelson,
hut mace none bl tnr ucSp'TSt' StI NS =
gle against capture that 1t had been
80 freely predicted on all s'Ges he
would do.
Information that Griffith had h"cn
captured WAS received by Warden Ter
-cll on Saturday and was confirmed by
wire on Monday. after the warden had
forwarded pictures Of the fugitive 10
South Carolina and mad tho prisoner
fully identified As precautionary
measure, Warden Terrell! guarded from
public knowledge the news ;hat Grif-
fifth had been captured until the an
nounccment was made from the South
yesterday.
Credits RouSh Murder Theory.
Gr!frith'S capture in South Caro!inn
bears ont tn, theory OF Warden '"crrell
and his staff tnat Griffith. from the
first. was making his way south. How
ever, not all Of the links IN his route
TO Greenwood are known. Warden
Terrell. in his statement. !nd!caCcs that
ne is still OF the opinion that Griffith
had some thing to do with the theft OF
motor boat and the murder OF Ira
Roush. ~ years lid. OF Antiquity. near
Point Pleasant. Onio about January i%.
Warden Terrelrs statement covers
pretty thoroughly, In Eenerar way.
the story OF tho capture and itcnt!fi-
cation OF Holly" Griffith. as we'll "a
the progress Of the search made for the
fugitive. During the manhunt. of
course. Il was best that the warden and
his assistants should not reveal the
information that they were working
upon. The wardenS official statement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
0H|O SENATE PASSES BILL GIVING
ALEX SOLDIERS $40 PER MONTH
Governor Davis Dcnounces
Practice of Evading Refer
endum By Labelling Many
Measures Emergency"
nirlllErM,nr

SPECIAL p!Spatru to lutrlllHcnr"r
Columbus. . f'rh. The senate To-
day passed the SOidirrS bonus proposal
and PASSED the Norwood bill TO modify
greatly the intermediate" sentence !aT,
while the lower house passed an cmrr-
g.uCy measure. the Taft blll. authorizing
cities To i>Su" deficiency bonds To meet
Currcu, operating expenses
Denounced BY Davis.
Governor i,Jyi. came uu; with Il
staI.m.,., d.srouraEinr The pract!cc or
the assembly to declare MEASURES rmrr-
senclrs. Thereby rakiYg aNay the pos
s,blIity of Referendum. when they are
not rmcrCrnci"S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02

Williamson. W. Va. Febl.-There
WAS lIttle action today in the Mat"w'n
hattie trial here Few spectators were
present, and the monOtony Of routine
questioning Of veniremen dullinS inter-
est
only one incident served to hGh,en
the tedious procedure. r. II. Hau. mill
man residing at Kirk. begged TO be eN-
cused on the ground that ha could not
hear well. Various tests were put 10
him by the court. state and defense
counsel to ascertain the extent OF ms
auditory ailm"n'. Finally the court said:
You rnaE hc excused" and the tales
man acted with such alacrity that j. j.
chniT. for 'hc defense. remarked dryIE
10 the nudge that th"rC was one word
everyone could hcr"-- excused. y IauGh
went over ,he court room but died down
without tn" necessity OF deputy rap
p!nS for order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
Attempted to Escape

Greenswood, 5. G. Feb. - Sheriff
Bleas of New Perry county tonight re
ceived a telegram from Warden Terrell
Of the West Virginia penitentiary. say
ing that an officer had been sent here
70 obtain possession OF the prisoner. The
officer was said 10 be bearing check
FOR the amount Of, tho reward offered for
the apprehens!on of Griffith and this
will be turned over to the Greenwood
policeman who made the arrest.
Similarity between the man arrested
near here and the photographs OF Gr!f-
fifth sent out from the West NirGini ia
renitentiary, the authorities said. led
them to question the prisoner and his
alleged confession. II was stated. fol-
lowed.
Sheriff Bleas said that the prisoner
attempted TO escape from tho jAi! sun
day night but that the attempt was
frustrated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
BOMB 5CARES
NANUF UFACTUREl
SENSATIONAL CHARGE
BY NEW YORK LAWYER
Alleges Private Detective
Agencies Were Keeping
the Pot Boiling

Washington, February. 1.-Priyate
detective agencies were suggested today
bv Charles Recht. New York lawyer ~
having been partially responsible Tor
bomb outraEes in the United States. 9dA
declared 1t was to the interest OF nleh
agencies TO keep the pot boiling" ana
called attention to n confession which
he asserted was made to a "reputahO
Chicago lawyer" by an employe OF
private detective agency in which thD
confcssor said he was employed to WrttA
threatening letters.
Mr.. Recht had occupied the witne11
chair before the senate judiciary COM
mittce for more than two hours when
he referred to the private detective
agencies. He had spoken with reference
TO the France bill providing for gen
eral amnesty TO prisoners held for vto-.
lation Of the espionage act. which is ee-
fore the committee. Mr.. Recht said he
had acted as counsel for many Of the
drported aliens. including Ludkig c. A.
*. Martens. the deportcd Russian Soviet
agent, and testified to his belief In the
innocence of those whom he had dc.
Tended.
Tie Bomb outrsgss.
Senator King. Democrat, Utah. sud-
about the bomb outraSes?"
IF some instrumentality could be
found" rpplied Mr.. Recht. ito make a
thorough and impartial investigation, I
have good reason to believe that the
outrages could be traced to entirely
different sources than those suspected"
Later the witness said he referred to
private detective agencies whose inter.
, est. he charged. was TO keep the pot
| boiling"
"a confession OF one Of these private
! detectives" he added. came to my at
tention recently. 1t was made before a
reputable lawyer. In this confession the
| cmnioye OF n private detective agency
stated that h" was employed to write
| threatening letters
Charges not Sustained. ..[se
Charges of cruelty on the part Of de-
partment of justice agents toward those
arrested in the departments radical
round-ups were denied so far as the
| Philadelphia district was concerned by
! Francis +. Kane. former United States
district attorney at Philadelphia. Who
was another witness before the commit
| tee. Mr. Kane. who resigned about q
! year go because he was not in harmon?
I with Acknowledgement Palmers courae
! in proceeding against radicalfsm. satd
that department agents at Philldeiphia
were '.as fair as could be-" ffs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
POLICE CHIEF
SHOOTS NEGRO

Pittsburgh Feb. Moody Camp.
chief OF police OF Forest Hill. near here.
shot and seriously wounded Il negro
prisoner who attacked him with 81 black
jack late today. The chief had arrested
the negro on suspicious character
charge. and was conducting him to Jail
when. the prisoner struck him on the
head with u billy and tried 10 escape.
The negro ravc his name as Joseph
Thomas. Of Atlanta, Ga.
Forest Hill has been the, scene OF
many robhcrics and attacks on women
recently. 4 few days ago, u negro. ar
rested as a suspect in connection with an
attack on 4 woman. was attacked by the
woman in a courtroom.
She pressed pistol against his hack
and pulled the trigger but the bullets
failed TO explode. Feeling In the town
Is running high.