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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

though a body could not sleep for
your noise"
We are going 20 finish our house. -
retprted Mrs. Woodpecker- We build
our own home. Were not like some
folks ! know, take the leavings of
others"
Fof a minute Mr. Owl did not reply
10 this hard thrust Of truth. for IL was
i well known fact in Woodland that
Mr.. owl often took the nest Of Mr.
Crow or. even that OF Mr.. Squirrel,
- he hifhkcd a minute and then said:
Are xou going 10 stop that hammer
Ina tonight on not?"
Mr. Woodpecker let his wife do all
the talking and she replied that il
they finished their work they would
stop. Otherwise she would go on ham,
msriug until the place was as deer
as she wanted 81.
Mr Owl could not see very wei
but it seemed 20 him there was much
moro hammering to be done beforC
things were as Mrs. Woodpeckei
wanted IL.
Now Mr.. owl had heard Mrs. wrer
and her husband ehattering on q
Amh Of the tree that morning about
un0inE a place 70 live because two
very rude sparrows had taken ths
place they had the year before and
though they had scolded and threat.
ened they were not able 70 make shs
npafrows move out.
II viii tell them about this place,
Thought Mr.. owls "The hole They
hnNm nov will he plenty big enough
fof The Wren and they won't hammer
nay head of as these noisy creatures
arc doing.
II ~s not easy Tor Mr.. Owl 60 ge
about in daytime but he managed I,
md Mf and Mrs. Wren ard told then
aboui tae fine place they could hav'
u lhey could drive away the Wood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

Mr.. Owl is a very wise bird all the
wood folks knew but when he manag-
ed % rid the big tree where he lived
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodpeeker he was
looked upon. as being wiser than ever.
Mr.. Owl had been kept awake all
day and nearly all night and the next
day. by hammering Of the Woodpeck-
ers. who had chosen 10 make their
home IN the tree where he lived and
ne was sleepy and cross--NIr. Owl was,
] mean.
cant you people stop that noise
70 dWnue and let a fellow sleep" he
asked. II faye 10 be out at night to
make my living and here you folks
hammer away all day and last night
] was SO sleepy ! could not go out,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
SWOrmSVrup

ITO children an nngei of mercy.s Where
directions arc followed. III NEVER FAILS
Despite scarcity and enormous cost Of
sANTONTN, IT contains fun dose. Stood
Sixty yeevs' test. Sold everywhere or BY
mail. SOC a bottle.
Est @ A. Voorhees,. NJ. D.. Philadeiphis
Tor sale by N. B. Danforth, Druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
Hymn Writer Leaves $500 900.

Chicago. Oct. 13.--Edwin o. Excel.
hymn writer. evangelist and associate
OF Dwight l.. Moody and Ira ID. San
key, left an estate of 100000, accord
Ing to an inventory filed in Probate
Court yestsrday. Mr.. xcell died June
|10. The estate includes copywrights
OF many OF his famous hymns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

II would have given my self up six
months ago if I'd known / could smoke
cigarettes in JAIL" said Yves Plummer
who wuz brought back from Iowa
t'day { answer t tn charge o. murder
At tn big git-t'-gether meetin' al
Melodeon hall, last night, Hon. Ex-
Editur Gale Fluhart spoke fer almost a
minute, combining himself closely Z tn
wonderful record o. tn present con
gress.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

Motherhood creates almost a
new state Of being for a woman.
Az result, new nerves, those
heretofore restful and quiescent,
spring into activity. they cry out,
they tingle, they burn in their
unrest.
The network Of nerves across
the abdomen, the Ioins, the back
and other parts now become super
sensitive. All thesc nerves are
being called on to perform unusual
duties.
These nerves must be paci-
fed and comforfed; must be
put in condition for the crisis
that is pending.
Jf these nerves arc not soothcd
and quicted, they may set up
aggravated nerve tension, incress-
ing in severity from month to
month, sometimes even culminat.
ing in nervous paralysis Of the
back and limbs. This leaves ths
mother-to-ige in a condition whcr;
she is unable, fully, to meet thu
test when the climax Of maternity
arrives.
WARMING. %g1f4 0sfUg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
NEW PIANO AT WHITE HOUSE.
Presidents Wife Says She intends 10
Resume Practice.

Cincinnati, Oct. 13e--Mrs. Warren
q. Harding intends to practice an hour
a day on new piano which was made
here and is to be installed in her pri-
vate apartments in the White House
HoraceIG. Williamson left for Wash
ington to superintend the delivery and
placing Of the instrument.
II was to Williamson that Mrs
Harding communicated her intention
Of daily practice. She gained hoy
musical education in the Conservatory
Of Music here.
How many people are there in tow
..n...- ~.nA kA~ nf-~~an~A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY. Laura A. Kirkman

spots in very weak ammonia water
but first test this treatment on sample
of the material before risking the coat
itself If these two attempts fail TO
remove the spots, apply gasoline or
naptha on the chance that they may be
successful, take care not to use these
fluids near heat or flame.
Tomorrow---Two Good Dinner Menus
All inquiries addressed TO Miss Kirk
man In care 81 the "Efficienl House
keeping" department Will be answer,
in these columns in their turn. Thi'
requires considerable time, however
ing 70 the great number Sceived
So If a personal OF quicker reply Il
desired. a stamped and self-sddresses
envelope must b. enclosed with tn,
Question.--Tfe Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
THE SANDMAN STORY
POOR MR.. OWL.
BY Abble Phillips Walker

Copyright Mcclure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

10 YOU wish to know how thousands and
- thousands of women have gone thru mother
hood without knowing some Of the pains and dis
comforts incident to childbirth? Listen to this:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

Read the classified ad news. too
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

Mothers Friend Is sscd extern.
ally as q massage; and its purpose,
thru daily use, is 70 gradually.
gently and effectively relax the
muscles and nerves involved in the
function Of child-bcaring; 70 make
the skin soft, piiable and elastic
80 that II may expand easily and
naturally as the abdominal parts
enlarge thereby relieving the ten
sion and strain on these muscles
and nerves Of the otherwise severe
distcnsion before delivery.
Mrs. c. ]. Hartman. SIS Palm ST.
Scranton, Pa, says;
n am willing and anrious TO tell
any mother about Mothers friend. !.
II did me 50 much food that I
wouldn't be without ~ II II cost
$500 bottle. With my first two
children had a doctor and . rurse
and then they had 10 use fnsfrb-
r1enfs. but with my LAST two chill
orsn I only had nurse wo had no
time to GET a doctor because Il wssn' Z
very sick--onIy about zen or fffssn
minutes"
Many doctors ard nurses recommend
Mothers Friend. II contains no mar.
coties, or hsbit-fofminz drugs and 10
perfectly harmless. All drug stores
carry Mothers Friend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

How many people are there in town
who never read the classified ads7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
HAMILTON STUDENTS
FORM STUDY CLASS

Last night 4 number Of young men.
subscribers 10 the Alexander Hamilton
Institute business course. gathered at
the Owl Print shop for the purpose q
organizing a class for group study and
informal discussion. Mr.. J. SterlIn!;
Moran. local representative Of the insti-
tute presided over the meeting and
offered many he,rtul suggestions.
Although the Alexander Hamilton In
stituee course is offered FOR ind .viiUal
study. number % classes u this kind
have been formed In cchcr cities ard
have been conducted with great benefit
20 tho members.
II was decided 70 meat every Monday
1t the Owl Print shop between n"
hours OF 100 70 p. n. II was 50.
decided 10 limit the size 81 ;he c'asS :
fourteen. tho plan b"lrg :ha, when the
fifteenth man apples FOR membership In
tho class the last four enrolling Win
Join with this man and torn n new
group. leaving the orig nal class at ten
The meer!nR was enthusiastic AZ
through. II ~ expected that several
now mon will i0tn the class az the nH>t
meeting. which VII be On Eovcmhn- y
C. ". Laue was unanimously ni.c.ed
secretary Of the class
Those present last evening were. y
A. Dorsey. Louis Levy. g. W. Rahr. w
G. Richards. Glenn D. Simera!. {. W
Laue. and J. Sterling Moran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Marines Were Prepared
To Dissolve HditiGn
Constituent Assembly

WAshingtun. Nov. iI,--American ma
rines In iult We're prepared 10 GisAo'i
the Haitian constituent Assembly "a
1917. II ths president OF the repuote
failed To do 81. I;r4HALler Genera! Ell ~
Cole, or the marin" corps destined lodhS
before senate Investigating commit
tee under cross examination h} Erhe"'
Angel COUNSEL fer srOnp % u" ~
HaitienS General Cole coIhmahneu t'c
American forces Of occupation ~ ths'
time.
The constituent assembly sa "a
General Cole. "wus not prepared 10 III
corporate In the I.:w constitution su"'
aRteeS which we're deemed neCcSs"i
for Americans and II WAS thought their
wNrk should We si"prcd.
The American forces lid not ACT. neh
eral Cole continued because the lthItI"h
president fearing Impeachment lssus"
Il decree of dissolution. General Cole
added, however. that when Er:HAhlcr
General Smrdlty - liutler or the ma
rine corps went t. the lIsitlen capitn l.
he had 4 military decree for use II tAsE
did not act.
cole tod The committee that unhsl
American ocTupat'or the HAiiiens en-
ioyod peace ana security they hada
never known. In lsl7, he snid. there
were fewer murders in Haiti over i
given period If 10 days than In the
STATE OF Georgia "ThGts commen-
tury on our civilization" he added.
lteIlHinH I, question b. senator
eddie. RerupliCan. Nevada General tne
sIG Il never had hcen necessary 10 de-
tails marines TO guard tho malls In
Haiti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Last Vestige Of New
York'S Famous Curb
Market Ordered Off

New Yorh. Nov. l4.--Th" last vesttE"
o: New Works. world famous "Grh mar
he, Just below the Stock ex"haugr. wee
ordered or the streets tn.,.ay as an
"Unmit!gr,ted rui>Luc"' n Il temporary
injunction granted 10y supreme Court
Justice l.yd"n.
The decision. unless So; aside. will
put an end "a Il business that has flour
ished IN Eruad street FOR $50 years as
one ~ the sights oE New YORK The
Justice declared that II the police did
their duty 1t would rot he necessary TO
apply to the courts for an Injunction
The New YORK Market Association
left Broad street several months ago
and went INDOORS. hut other brokers or
gan!zed as the curb Stock and Bora
Market OF New York. Inc. and ""ntin-
ued IN the street. II was against the
latter organization that the injunction
was directed.
Justice I.yd"r ru!rd that the defend
ants cuulu acquire no rights TO trade
In the street by successor. because
their predecessors really had no such
right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
DIVORCE GRANTED TO
RIVER CAPTAINS Wife
;n.cla1 Di,na,ch to nm. 1nt.IIEcncer.

Special Dispatch to The Inte'ligrncer.
Cincinnati. o.. Nov. 14.--Mrs. Gay
Runaway. aged IS years. resident Of
Spencer. W. Va. was granted divorce
in domestic relations court here today
10y Judge c. W. Hoffman. from William
f. Dunaway. aged 10. captain Of the up
per OHIO river packet General Wood
operating In the Wheeling trade
Sne testified that during the last ten
years her husband had not contributed
more than $50u to the support o. her.
SELF and their seventcen-year.old daush-
ter Her wcll-to-dn parents paid her
hrls on considerable debts contracted ny
him. shc said.
Dunawqy. who gave his address as
the Grand Fotel. IN this City '"r court
records, had sued ut previous date
for divorce but his petition MS DIS
missed when he failed I" prr~nt any
testimony. The decree WAS granted m
the wI;e'* c,oss petition asking hhSo-
Lutte divorce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
DENY MOTION
OF state OF North Dakota Against Rail
roads In Rate Case.

Washington. Nov. l4.-Chier Justice
Tai. announced today that tho supreme
court would deny the motion made BY
the state OF North pnko;a aEa!ns; The
ChicaSo ard Northwestern and other
railroads. involving ine right OF the In
ters,ate Commerce commission 10 ihi
crease rates m the state. The motion
was TO cancel the recent order setting
the case for hearing.
The ett-c, az ;he courts action Is 10
deny the motion which the stnte made
70 have tho date hpret"tor set FOR hear
ing the case cancelled ~ that tho case
could - argued with the Wisconsin rate
cas-. leaving before tho court tho RIO
;!or made by the railroads TO dismiss
the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Dismiss Women Taken
At Birth Control Meet

New York. Nov. 14.---Mrs. Margaret
Sanger and Miss Mary Windsor were
DISCHARGED Today b. City MAGISTRATE
Joseph F. Corrigan when the police Of
HcialS failed TO produce evidence in
court 10 suhStantiate the charges upon
which they were arrested last night
when they resisted the efforts OF the
police 10 break up a birth control
meeting.
Captain Thomas Donahue, who or
dered tho arrests lest night. was sum.
moned 10 the hearing. and on his fall
ure 10 aNpea" ~ III" hour set, Magis
trate Corriean freed both the defend
ants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Air r-Te||egan
Martial Differences

White Plains. ~ Y. Nov. 1.-The
marital difference Of Geraldine FRrrar,
Metropolitan opera star and Lou Tel
Logan actor, will he thrsshed out In tho
courts Of New York IN accordan" with
the wish OF the diva, who today won
her fight for n change Of venue In her
husbands suit for separation.
Jpsticc MurBchAuser granted the sing
er's plea on tho grounds that neither
plantff nor defendant lived In West
Chester county. Mr.. Tellegen's action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
WOOD-FORBES REPORT
TO PRES. HARDING

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE final draft
OF IL. report Of the Wood-Eorbes mis-
sion which investigated conditions IN
the Philippines, was submitted todny 10
Secretary Weeks md later laid before
President Harding. hr. Forbes dis.
Tusscd the report with Mr.. Weeks ana
accompanied the secretary to the White
House
Tire report was understood 10 contain
tba mission. recommended tons relative
to filipino pleas for Independence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
WRECKED
BY TWO Time BOMBS

RurEe'tstovn. la. Nov. 1.-Two
bombs timed 70 explode within Ave min
utea @! each other i-' 60 In the base
mont 81 reStaGrart here early today
and wrecked thS establishment Miss
Emily G.esSn~r might operator a. the
telephone exchange wnS thrown from
her cot in a building adlo!rtnG bu' waS
MT seriously injured \ former en-
p!oye Iot the restaurant has been
arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
VANCE gcrooL OF MISSIONS.

The Vance Mcm"rint church VIII h"'n
their second session ~ the school ~
missions tcmrrruw evening at Ia"
c'clnrk. Tho adult class Is the 81 MIN
!Shed business nt N. Presbyterian
Church ~ America" The topic fo- this
weeks discussion Is. The diminished
OF the church among the Spanish speak
Ing p~orle--MeAi"ans. CubanS and Porto
Ricans."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Joseph Speide| River
Expedition Passes
Port Of ParkerSburg

parkershurg. ". Va. Nov. l4.-Eh-
route south with Sew Orleans as ther
objective J"s"i'h Speidcl and Mrs Spe'-
do, If Wheeling. with several r,Sl'oTs
"u h",rG. Ia%srd down the ohio river
here late this evening in u motor Eacht
which H. one nf the finest that has ever
been scen on the ohio river.
They expect 10 spend the winter Urn
vers.nH the different rivers In the south.
The boat IS fully manned with ere"
and has all the comforts f-hnme.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
LOCAL MEN OBTAIN
RUBBER co. CHARTER

Charles. ". Va. Nov. II. charter
was :ssIrd by thu secretary 81 state
today IT, d y H. Til. sad Rubber com
Ia,ny. Wh"rllu:. Tn rali"sl stock -
Ei,u"u. uud tl.v larorl"rutorS arc Hc't|'
l.. beans. James II. l'"RnH. George IT,
bauer. Mrs. t;eprhc l;aucr and q. NJ
Rodgers, OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
COTTON PRICES SOAR

New York. Nov. 1&-Be,ter feeling,
inspired by the armament conference IN
Warrington. caused tho cotton market
TO Jump about 81 a hale today. January
contracts advanced to 1892 and March
to 1895. There was heavy speculative
ouytnE and . big demand from spot
housSA which were partly supplied by
nouxAAaA selling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
proxA1Hp POISONING FATAL.

parkrrshurg ". Va. Nov. IA. J.
D.Saughan who with his wife. was
stricken with what is believed 70 he n
form Of nIoro!"e poisoning Sunday
evening. died rly this afternoon and
the condition OF rs wife is sail to he
critical althnu..h her recovery Is con-
sid4red possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
CALL
FOR INFORMATION
ON INCOME TAXES

WAsh!ugtun. New II. --' ti"I"" ana
senate c.nl-reeS uu the tax r",''i"n hi'i
agreed today ~ elimlnh'i"i ~ t"e
senate amendment gang congress
authority Ia call un the ,r"'s.ry dr;'art-
mrn; for inrnrl" tan rr:ur!:s OF c"ri'nr'
atoms and :ndiNi'!u:l,s.
Th:s wn< ne "g several hundred
dis;r>-,I &C t"dH! by tie
rnn:rrrcS. hai u,lrr ~ the !..h spots
uf the :ue.,sure WAS taken III under tAe
agreement 10 r"~crN" h!-hly r"ntesIei
points for tn. las SU"H i"!nts passed.
over today !u'.tdc -" = per cent cor
p"ration Income tan provision ana the
r"neal -. he $2."nN norma! for corpor-
i ttons except. N case, wuevG the capital
Is SIS nnn or Les.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
ARMED BANDITS MAKE
HAUL IN DETROIT

Detroit. Nov. 1.-Two armed bandits
today held up E. d. Grant auditor OF
the Detroit Motor Bus company. neer
the companys offices In East Jettst;
son avenue. and escaped with . satchei
containing t4.7Uo. The money Vas be.
ing taken TO a nearby bank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

and tho ono for divorce begun b. MIS-
Farrar 1T was said, will be tried 0n'
ultAneouSly.
The Washington times., 1921-09-10
FEDERAL PROBE
. Of DRUG VESSEL
PLOT UNDER WAY
Officials Expect Many Indict-
ments a. Result Of N. Y.
Narcotic Raid.
ny International New. Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10-A vigorous
Federal investigation was under way
today into the plot to smuggie vast
Quantities of contraband drugs and
liquors into this country which re-
suited in a battle between Federal
agents and sailors on board the
Greek steamship King Alexander and
the seizure of s1,0o0,Oo0 worth OF
contraband.
The Federal authorities believe that
they already have evidence that will
result in many indictments.
The death list 10 now put at two
In addition to Frank j. Fitzpatrick
chief Of the New York office Of the
narcotic division, who committed sui.
eide after the raid upon the steam.
ship. the Greek vessels fourth Off.
Ger, Sabbas Mentinhs. is missing and
Is believed to have been drowned.
Members Of the crew said that the
ships officer was seen to dive over.
board after being shot. He carried
$4,000 in his clothing. All but
thirty Of the 326 members of the
crew of the King Alexander have
been released. 1t is believed that all
OF the men wounded during the re-
volver battle on the ship will re-
cover.
Col. o. @. Forrer. executive assist
ant to the chief OF the narcotic di.
vision headquarters in Washington,
was expected here today to make
special investigation into the suicide
Of Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick had been
sick and his friends said he had
threatened suicide before.
The Washington times., 1921-09-10
| F|[I)[ay|1Ya
Says Olive Oil May Be Beneficial, but 1t
Never Helped Sardine Any.
BY John p. Medbury

Doctors say that olive oil Is
one Of the best things In the
world to bathe in. This may be
true, but the bottles are SO small
you can't get in them.
Olive oil may prolong life, but
Il never helped a sardine to live
any longer. .....
They'd have been much better
off if they'd stuck to water.
Your wife goes in to the
kitchen and finds that the bot
tie Of olive oil is gone from the
shelf, and she doesn't know
whether you're making mayon-
naise or taking a bath.
If you bathed in olive oil
you'd be 50 greasy that you'd
have . hard job keeping your
socks from sliding down.
Olive oil may be alright for
lettuce and tomatoes, but who
wants to look like a salad?
It's hard enough standing up
In the bath tub now without hav-
ing . lot of oil on the bottom
II il.
Olive oil may be fine for max
ing mayonnaise, but nobody
wants to bathe in it and have
to scrub themselves with an egg
beater.
Dressing comes after the bath.
not with it.
A woman wants her maid to
fix the bath for her, not the
cook.
A busy man couldn't afford
to bathe in olive oil. He'd
waste too much time getting the
cork out of the bottle.
They say that olive oil 10 good
for compilations. II this IL true
then the druggists ought TO put
Il in the compilations before they
sell them.
The Romans used to bathe in
oil and they were a very healthy
race. That's nothing, the Rus
slams are healthy, too.
Imagine your maid saying to
you: "Pm sorry, madam, but
you can't have an oil bath TO-
The Washington times., 1921-09-10

Mrs. Borden Harri-
man Discusses Wo-
mems Part in the
Reconstruction of Bel
gium.
The Washington times., 1921-09-10
ALLIED TROOPS
MAY Be SENT To
WEST HUNGARY
New War Menace on Danube
Created by Austro-Hun-
garian Controversy.
BY International News Service.


LONDON. Sept. 10.-Allied troops
may be sent to West Hungary to pre-
vent an Austro- Hungarian war which
would involve the Little Entente" 1t
was reliably reported today.
Hungary has sent a communication
to the Allies, which, instead Of amel-
iorating the situation. has added to
the new war menace on the Danube.
The Hungarian note has created
the impression that nothing but a
display of force can induce the Hun
garians to respect their treaty obli-
cations" said the diplomatic CORES
pondent Of the Daily Telegraph.
In the event that troops are re-
quired-and that is contingency
which can no longer be ignored
Italy and Czecho-Slovakia could fur
nish forces for the Allies"
The trouble between Hungary and
Austria dates back to the treaty Of
.Trianon which granted Austria ter
ritory which Hungary refused to Yield
Hungarian irregulars crossed the Aus
trian frontier and II was reported
that from q military movement the
activities Of the Hungarians were
swinging toward the restoration Of the
Hapsburgs.
The Washington times., 1921-09-10

What Wrecks Mar
riage," by Lou NTelle-
gen, Husband Of Ger
aldine Farrar.
The Washington times., 1921-09-10
coNNIPTIoN BUGS BITE
BUFFALo'S BEST CITIZENS

BUFFALO, Sept. 10.--Conniption
bugs. immigrating here from Chau-
tauqua, are biting some Of our best
residents. The bugs, also known as
hell devils and fiip-flaps, are dark
brown, two to three inches long.
Although the bite Is not serious, Il
is painful, and Health Commissioner
Fronczak. the Buffalo Historical
Society and City Chemist Hill are seek
ing the breeding places of the insect
to destroy them.
The Washington times., 1921-09-10
MADAME MAETERL1NCK" Continues Her
Enhancing Story Of 'The Most Extraordi-
nary Romance of All History"
That Half Million Dollar Comic Section in color.
Editorial and City Life Section, Containing
Arthur Brisbane's Remarkable Discussion
of a Subject Close to the Heart of Every
Man and Woman.

Searching for the
Sacred Cup in Which
the Saviour's Blood
Was Caught.
The Washington times., 1921-09-10

WILLIAM J. BURNS, New Chief of the United
States Secret Service, Uses Psychology in
Trailing Lawbreakers to Their Lairs