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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-31
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

Tho following deeds have beer
filed with County Clerk Lee y
Satterfield:
John F. Phillips ct al to Hood
Straight. real estate at Hlghlawns
Rivesville. $500.
]. Clarence Hall and wife to An
dra L. Wilfong, two lots on Hun
alley and Peach alley. FairmOnt, 81
John NJ. Hagerty and wife to Ra
chel Alice Talkington. real estate
in the Parrish addition, Farming
ton, $4,000. sTSl
Paw Paw Coal Co. to Thomas a
Hopkins. real estate in Paw Paw ad
dition, Grant Town, $3.50.
William N. Fleming TO Ethe
MerrHield, real estate in Fairmon
Independent district, So.
H. II. Staggers to Walter a. Mer
rifield, real estate in the Eight
ward, Fairmont, 81.
Clarence D. Robinson to Walter
Mortified. real estate on the Mary
land and Ohio River turnpike, Fair
mont district, 81.
H. II. Staggers and wife to Wal
ter Mortified, real estate in thu
Locust Point Farms addition, Fair
mont. 81.
Robert r. Hunsaker and wife L
Rush Ford. two lots In the r. z
Harr addition, Fairmont. $500.
A. H. Seaman and wife to Geor6t
Clark Jackson. two lots on Pala
tine avenue. Fairmont, SIS.
Charles Wilson to Minnie Thomp
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-31
Senate May Hold
Night Sessions

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3I.-Re-
turning today to its more than
month old battle over the tax re-
vision bin the senate had to dis
pose of many minor proposals be-
fore it could hope 20 bring tie
measure 10 final vote.
In addition there was promised
a renewal OF the fight over the
corporation Incline tax rate, the
income tax rate. the inheritance
tax sectio nand several others who
had been disposed OF.
Senators on both sides we're
agreed that this ,constitutd for
midable program containing ele-
mcnts which might bring on pro-
lonEed debate but they hoped the
bill could be put through this
week. II was the plan of Repub-
lican Leaders, to get vote by
Wednesday or Thursday by the
latest and they were prepared TO
resume night sessions if neces-
sary.
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Theatre Notes
Al The Nelson

DISTINGUISHED casts have become
a taken-for-granted fact In connec-
ton with Cecil B. De Mile pro.
duottons. but In this respect
Something To Think A6out"
which comes TO the Nelson Theatre
for four days commencing today
excells even the high mark set ny
why Change Your Wife," ano
MALE and Female"
Something To Think About
boasts OF a quartette OF principals
second to none in the world OF the
silent drama. Elliott Dexter re-
turns to the screen in the leading
male role after an absence due 70
illness Of almost a year. Gloria.
SWANSON the beautiful leading We.
man OF four famous De Mile pro
auctions; Theodore Roberts, one q
lire finest Character actors Of Inv.
screen. and Monte Blue, who has.
won high rank by his work I'M re-
cent Paramount Aircraft produc1
lions, complete this list OF notsS
bles.
equally high cali9er. Claire Mc.s
DoweIl portrays an important
character role. Theodore KoBloh,
famous Russian interpretattve dan.
cor. contributes satirically hum
orous bit OF pnntomimic acting.
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Iron and Steel
Report for Week

R. G. Dun & Co, makes the fol.
lowing report of Pittsburgh iron
and steel for the week ending DC.
tober 29th:
"The situation with iron and
steel remains comparatively quiet
buying being conservative and the
threat of railroad suspension has
not hurried shipments to any de.
gree, excepting that fuel move.
ments have been slightly stimu-
lated. An event of significance is
the reduction announced in steel
rails of 81 per ton; this being
about the last of finished products
to be revised and the action is
viewed by the trade in connection
with the entire matter of freight
rates and the more active partici.
patton of the railroads in the pur
chase Of steel supplies.
In the ConnellsYille district the
leading steel interest has ordered
the firing of additional coke ovens
and the impress is that the extreme
JJw point in coke output has beer
passed. Foundry coke has been
trifie firmer, few consumers
urging shipments but the market
as a whole is not better than
steady with no exceptional interest.
Furnace coke is quoted about 1925
at oven and foundry at $3.50 and
S4.75 at oven.
"Irregularity is still noted in
quotations for finished steel pro.
ducts; requirements being appar-
emily kept down to the minimum
and prices questioned as matter
of course, with further CONCESSIONS
not accepted as impossible, should
revised freight charges materialize.
Merchant steel bars have been
scaled at $3.50 Pittsburgh and on
the heavier descriptions, structural
shapes and plates carrying conces'
sions on desirable specifications
The scrap market has been moder.
ately active between dealers but
the interest of consumers is hard
to arouse; quotations being about
stationary at $14 and Sl4.50 Pitts.
burgh district for heavy melting
steel and other grades in proper
ton. There is not much change in
pig iron; though the steel interests
have since the first of the month
added a few stacks to their active
lists. Merchant output is still
limited. The usual quotations re-
main at $50 Valley for Bessemer,
$3.50 and $50 for basic and SCI
Valley for No. foundry"
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Pathological



| What was the first disaster
that befell Job?
What brought John the
Baptist's public Ministry TO q
close?
3-Wheu Moses perceived the
suffering OF his people what did
he determine TO do,2
Whose family did God find
faithful?
Slow many years was the
ark under construction?
6-What was the "stono OF
Abel?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
LIN various places In the
Bible, the ten Commandments n-e
called: Ten Words. Testimony and
Covenant.
God did not allow the people
to como to the top OF Mount SINAI
while He was speaking to them.
God commanded Aaron to
assist Moses ns I'm Interpreter.
Gain was Jealous of Abel be-
cause God had accepted Abel's Of
ferlng Of sacrifice and. had reject.
ed his.
5-DavId was called to the
court Of King Saul, TO chase away
the Kings madness.
6-Gaillee was very remarkable
for its fertility Of soil.
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ACTIVITIES FEW
,csn.laped ,roB paw oosi
meet at the church Thursday after
no,r ~ O'Clock

meet at the church Thursday after
noon at 2 O'Clock,
Choir rehearsal Friday evening.
First Presbyterian Church.
The Mcfarland chapter, West
minister Guild will meet in the Ia
dies parlor Tuesday evening n.
$50 O'Clock. The meeting will he
in charge Of Mrs J. H. Beckman's
group.
Mrs. George y, Welsh and Mrs,
A. E. MarshallS divisions of the
Presbyterian Legion. Will sew fol
the bazaar Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. ]. s. Hawkins, 40
Renont avenue.
Mid.week prayer servtcr We'd
nesday Mt 7:3O p. m.
Mrs. Frank A. Kelly ami Mrs. n.
T.. Rightmire's divisions Of the
Presbyterian Legion will sew for
the bazaar Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs Phil $. Bentel.
SIS CASTOR avenue. from 2 TO 8
o'clock.
The praise Meeting under the
auspices OF the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary society. will be
held Friday evening in the social
room ut T:3O O'Clock. The members
OF the Westminster Guild OF C!arks.
burg. will present very fine page.
art. The Same having recently
been given before the Synodical
society OF the ctatc,
Central Christian Church.
The Official board will meet Tues.
day evening at 7:3O o'clock at the
church.
Nid-weck prayer service Wednes.
day evening at $50 o'clock. fol.
lowed BY a haptismal service.
Thursday afternoon the Woman's
Missionary society will meet at 2:3O
O'Clock at the home of Mrs, F. D.
Batteager, los Maple avenue, for a
business and social meeting. A
splendid program will be rendered,
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Morale Building
Program Outlined

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.--MoTaie'
building and enheartening leisure
time occupations such as games
of All kinds, community singing,
and neighborhood parties are to
he employed in the war against
unemployme r. This Is to be
part OF tha activities OF the may.
ors' committees formed at the suE-
gestion OF President Harding to as.
sis: Secretary OF Commerce
Hoover in hi sattack on the prob,
lem OF finding Jobs FOR the jooless
and raising the cOuntry's workers
out OF the present slough of bust
ness depression.
Joseph Lee. president OF Com
munity Service. in a letter 10 Sec.
rotary Hoover offering the aid and
cooperation OF 200 Community Ser
vice committees stated that the
unemployment problem had three
phases, the need for work, the need
for food. shl;er and clothes and
tho need for morale. He said that
there Is constant need for courage.
sympathy and morale and n need
TO let the workers know that. while
Industry for economic reasons has
no present need for them as work.
ers. yet the community, making
every effort to obtain work for its
members. does value them as Tel
low citizens and human beings.
Secretary Hoover IN his reply
agreed on the need for morale
building effort In connection with
tho other activities OF tho mayors
committees and suggested that
the Community Service commit.
tees get to wSSk at once with their
local unemployment relief commit
tees.
1T should 10 great encourage
ment and stimulus to the Mayor,
many times overburdened with
many responsibilities" he wrote
TO find activa, self-startIng citI.
zen support and leadership ready
to work with him on this big
problem"
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EEEI0H BOYS
- O. = -

office In the Legion or IN any de.
partment or post thereof" be ex-
tended to include appolntiye Of
fees. He added that ne felt tina
mo person in public life in com
munity, state or nation. should be
allowed TO speak for the Legion
and that the Legion may " allow
ed to continue TO speak for itself
when issues involving service men
are concerned, and then in terms
which all the world will under
stand"
Commander Emery paid high
tribute to the late Commando
Frederic ". Bailbraith, Jr.. who
was killed in an automobile acct
dent. he said his one aim had
been to carry through the great
program which Commander Gil
braith had left unfinished.
4 notable public service of tbs
last year, Commander Emery
polnte dout, was the Illustration Of
a nationwide German propaganda
campaign in the United States.
This. he said. was to start with q
series Of Rhine Horror" meet
inSs
"The notorious propaganda,
Won Mach, believed he had 30 cley-
erlv concealed his motives that he
asked Galbraith TO speak al The
first Rhine Horror meeting at Mad.
ison Square Garden" Commando
Emery said AS YOU will remem
Der, Galbraith did not walt that Ions
before'he spoke. lie told Won Mach
on the spot what he thought Of him
and his project The Legion pre-
nared Immediately TO organic
counter demonstrations whereye!
the pro-Germans might cary out
their pre-conceived program. Most
Of these meetings were never held
however, for vn nMach abandoned
his scheme after one disastrous at
tenn. II Madison Square Garden.
The greatest Legion achievement
OF The year, Commander Emery
said. was won for the disabled SER
vice mon, its vigorous efforts re
grlting in creation Of the veterans
Bureau
"The last national work under.
taken by the legion has been ior
the relief Of comrades who are un'
employed" Commander Emery con
tinued. 1T is a duty Of the legion
TO extend every aid 10 these com
rades and a duty which | know tue
legion will not fail TO perform, ne
said
abroad. Commander Emery re
ported that movement was on
foot in France to consolidate the
numerous veterans associations
there into one united and effective
body. at is singular tribute to
us that the name proposed for the
new organization IS Legion Fran
caise," nc noted "In Great Brit
ain. too. the American Legion is
the pattern aftd which the eN-
service groups are being reformed
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CHARITY DRIVE
CONTINUED from purr OnSl

shoes. Several OF them need med
ical attention. What IS there to be
done2 The Associated Charities
cannot stand by and permit suffer
ing and in this case help must be
given. That's why your donations
are needed so badly this year,
needed worse than ever before, for
the Charities cannot give without
funds and the funds must COME
from the publIc-trom big, tender
hearted Fairmonters who can put
their hands In pockets and pocket
books and draw out a bill or two
and never miss 1t.
The Charities has calls OF all
kinds and varieties. A number OF
widows plead for attention. De
serted wives ask for Just n wee bill
Of help until they can find work OF
a place to put that dear, precious
baby where can see him Just
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Mine Rescue Car
May Visit Here

According to reports received
here the United States mine rescue
car No. s is coming to Dakota from
November SO to 10th. Whether the
cur willgstop at Fairmont has not
been learned mp until late this ait
ernoon.
The West Yirgiuian communicat.
ed with Or. 4. c. Callen. head OF
the department OF mining engineer
ing at Morgantown, but the seized.
ME OF the car has not been posted
at the university. The car has its
headuuarters at Huntington, but IS
usually on the road. From last re-
rorts It was in the. Thomae sec
ton.
Because OF the mining school In
Fairmont tho interest IN rescue
work has been on the increase ana
II is hoped that the car will make
stop here.
Verdict In Suit.
In the Monongalia county court
at Morgantown last Saturday c. L.
Ayres Coal company, Cleveland, o.
received a verdict Of S5,0l7.S0 for
the loss sustained for 20 cars OF
coal which he alleged the A L,
Black Coal company. MorgnntoTn.
failed to furnish. The .Ayres inter.
ests we're represented by Attorney
/ Frank c. Raymond. Fairmont, and
Judge Frank Cox, Morgantown.
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and brought together under the
name of the British Legion.
Tomorrow morning" he con
tinudl. there will be called to or
der in Kansas City, another great
CONVEX jon. convention which
means the dawn OF a new day in
the making OF better America. The
Women's Auxiliary Of the Amer
lean Legion, with possibilities un,
bounded is about to become au
accomplished fact independent anG
safeguarding, a worthy cumpa
trlot Of the Legion.
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1ice In q while" NeaT 81 de
serted wives have babies ~ Older
children. none OF them BIS eno1g8
70 earn money. Some vefS pit0
cases are on record.
Just now the demand for work 5e
not very great and many families
End themselves without emp
ment, the winter coming on and
groceries high and no Nancy q
any kind. Some % these pgople5
arc thrifty, persons who have 90
ed the pennies and have rarely
managed on their salaries so thai
when work stops suddenly, they
arn In a sorry WAY indeed. The.
Charities must heir in these IN,
stances and how can this organE
Tstion do so Il youF donation ID nopj
forthcoming. Send IN your contr
button today and make your cheeb
pHvAhle 10 Otis G., Wilson, treas
urer, Associated Charities, CITY,
Building. THANK YOU.
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TODAYS XVIII

81
Answers to Yesterdays XVIII.
fla Goth was q member OF q
Low German race that overrun the
Roman Empire in the third and
Fourth centuries OF the present era.
Z z. a gourd Is a Inelon-like food
With a hard rind; the vessel, or
dipper made OF It's she'll Is also
called a gourd.
"a. Sir Christopher Wren t1632
1921 was an English architect, par
ffcularly remembered for having
Resigned st. Paul's Cathedral, Lon
don.
4. IN Roman mythology Pomona
was the goddess Of the fruit trees.
.. A poncho Is a blanket nth a
hole in the middle for the head, it
Is worn by Spanish Americans as
nTeloak.
s. Nova Scotia is n maritime
prnvince OF eastern Canada.
~. The Netherlands is king
dom OF west Europe. often loosely
termed Holland.
9. Napoleon Bonaparte was born
ii Corsica, a large island Of the
Mediterranean, a possession OF
France.
8. Maurice Maeterlinck is a Bel
gisn-French dramatlst and poet
1.-THE Bluebirdr Is one OF his better
known plays.
10. Tho Crimean War lasted
from 1853 to 1855.
New Questions.
Il i. What is Pasteurizatlon?
= o IITan sJtsrnNn hnnTn hoy and
SOM"
3. Who was Paul verlaine?
y 4. Who were Damon and Pythias'
4 5. What is parismony?
s. Where is Damascus?
= :. What is a cuivert?
8. Where Is Timbuk;u?
ipe. What Is the facade ot build
ipS?
= 10. In Roman mythology, whit
was Vulcan?
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown US during the III
ness and death OF sister and aunt,
Mrs. Lydia Shackelford.
we also wish TO THINK them for
the use OF their cars and the beau
tiful floral tributes.
]. w. HALL AND FAMILY.
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roh: arcsl OF land Ii tll y Jackson
ddition 10 tho .elG o. FairmonE
Cons Iteration $3.50.
John W. Conway and wife 70
Eleanor Beatrice Durham, parcel
OF land IN the Fox addition to the
town OF Harrington. Cousidera.
ton. 800.
Celia II. Satterfie!d to Ada L.
Hawkins, parcel OF land on Hick-
mans run In Union district, con-
sideration.. $500,
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Paula, the daughter of Admiral
Horthy, regent OF Hungary, played
a big part, perhaps unConsciously,
In the latest vain attempt OF ex.Em'
peror Charles to regain his throne.
ii was because or Paula, shown
here full.lenEth, that Empress Zita
Guset) goaded Karl on to attempt
his luokless quest for the throne In
the fear that Horthy might marry
on his daughter to some other
branch OF the royal family and thus
put her on the hungarian throne.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-31

COD is JUsT:-BehoId. Cod
will not cast away perfect man,
neither will he help the evil doors.
Job $40.
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s7ry This on Your Wise Fricnl
I. There is a certain number
from which If YOU subtract 10.
multiply the remainder by three.
fnd the square root OF the pro-
duct, and from such square root
subtract 10. 8 is left. What is
the number?
Answer to yesterdays;
Jim, 5; Johnny, 3.
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biireh avenue Is ready for the lay
ing 81 the BRICK and brick Is be-
ines asaembled there at thts time
for the work.
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SGt cut tao p;ctETe IN 81 .cdl
sideS. Thea carefully toiu CoI.ed
ifns its entire length Then
iIotted hno 3, and so on. Fold each
sction underneath accurately.
AFheu completed turn over snd
spu,n find surprising result. SsSe
iee pictures
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THE WEATHER

West Virginia
lain tonight anC
Tuesday.
Local Readings
freed E. Bolysrd
Obs sTVer
Temperature at
s A. NJ. today
81.
Yesterdays
weather clear (;
temperature
rnpTiIn1tu1 &C.
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At Hospitai-Paul Beamer OF
Aforgantown avenue is a medical
patient at Cook hospital. hrs.
Frank Kuhn OF T13 CASTOR ave.
nue. underwent a major operation
yesterday at Cook hospital.
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Quarterly Mceung - FairmOui
Lodge 8, Loyal Order OF Moose.
will observe its Quartely meeting
on Wednesday c''cI.iEg.
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~ PythIans' SIeetings-In Incident to
,krmistice Day appropriate obssr-
TanceB will be made by Marion
Lodge 81, and Mountain City
Lodge, As, with special programs
6aing rendered. The observance
xiii be held incident to a proCla
nation issued by o. ]. Rife, grand
chancellor of the Grand Lodge Of
West Virginia. ArmIstice Day will
be observed on Friday. November
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-31

Rev. Mitchell nl--Rev. Charles
Baird Mitchell is q victim OF ton.
Btlitis.
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oradIngt FinIshed-The grading
on Maryland ayenu ehas been COM
blstedS land isaTeady for the con-.
srate Only bad weather wlll5pre-
lenE 6e roncretesfrom being laid
SliBsTeekS Dearborn,street Is also
EradBd. andkwilitsoon be conereted
sfidthE work OF grading Raymond
Itreet4wilI SOON be- begun. Pitts.
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patient at Cook hospltnt. nrss
Frank Kuhn OF T13 CASTOR ave.
nue. underwent a major operation
yesterday at Cook hospital.
Or. Murphy Here-Dr- John
Murphy Of Cumberland, Nd. Is the
gusIt OF his mother. Mrs. Wini-
frede Murphy at her home on NC
Kinney street.
marriags Lfesnses-Marriage IL
censes have been issued by County
Clerk Lee n. Satterfield TO the fol.
lowing: Neville j. Nutter, %,
ClarkSburg, and Margaret Lawson,
"a, Fairmont. o. J. Jones, 20, Fair
mont, and Roxy B. Hess, 90, Farm
ington; D. NJ. Jones. father OF the
young man, appeared in person and
gave his consent, and w. L. Hess
father OF the girl. gave his in writ
ing. Antonio Dunka, %, Riyes'
Vile, and Anna Zahora, IL, Mon
tana; Mary Zahora, mother OF the
girl. was present and gave her con-
sent.
BOY Scout Tests About twenty
boys reported. Saturday afternoon
at Boy Scout headquarters TO take
their second and frs. class out
door tests. The boys under tho
leadership or Scout Executive
Tnte. liked to the old fair grounds
where they passed their tests in
fire building. tracking, cooking
and the various other tests that
ard required to be done in the out
Of doors
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Job ~

iaiairialn: s.; precipitation 10.
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{, European RelIet-At the church
Shrvfces at Qesace Lutheran church.
pnt Sunday the sum OF S67 40 was
raised ,for'ths European REFLEX. e.
tort $wiII be made to increase the
amount by the close OF the pres.
entpReek.
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RaissdS =un5-At a meeting OF
Mo1ntainS City Lodge 1898. G, ",
% AF.5Son Sunday after.
roo5i assMounttzIon Baptist church
e150SwssiraIssd for the FTaternsl
Quilting sAsBociatlon fund. Seventy
i've people, attended the meeting,
itich, WsSf addressdd+ by Rev. ],
q .&Browna Of TrinityJM. E. church.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-12

alter. declined to comment upon the
cancellation. No explanation raj
made when another film raj substi-
tuted for the Arbuckle picture.
No Arbuckle films were advertised
by any local theaters today. At the
Famous Players-Lasky corporation,
film exchange, distributors Of Arbuckle
films, it was stated there had been no
cancellations as far as was known.
there and at present It was not con-
templated. to discontinue booking
them.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-12
Wcmen's Middle States
Tennis Championship
Meet Opens Today

Philadelphia. Sept. 12.-Play in the
women's middlestates lawn tennis
championship started today at the
Philadelphia Cricket club. Many Of
the country's leading players, includ-
ing Mrs. Molla B. Mallory, holder Of
the women's national title, were en-
tered In both the singles and doubles.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-12
J To Aid Proeecutlon.

New York, Sept. t2.-Henri Lehr-
man. motion picture director. who was
engaged To marry Virginia Rape, the
Aim actress for whose death Roscoe
Arbucklet Is held in Jail in San Fran
cisco, today said he would devote
every moment he could spare from
business to press the comedians
prosecution.
MI. Lehman said that he would
supervise funeral arrangements after
the inquest In San Francisco Thurs
day. Miss Rappe,. he, said, had no
near relatives. Burial will be In Los
Angeles.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-12
MOOSE sw1Ms HARBoR.

Superior, Wis, Sept. 12.-Driven
from his haunts along the south shore
Of Lake Superior by recent forest fires
q bull Moose swan through the su
perior entry to the local harbor late
yesterday and fell dead after reach
ing a handber. Fishermen who close
ly watched the antics Of the moose,
fearing that he might attack and up
set their craft, believed the moose
died from exhaustion.