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Evening journal., 1921-07-25
FIRE WAS IN HEATER.

Seeing clouds of smoke emanating
from an apartment building near
Fourth and Shipley streets last
evening, scores OF persons expected
to see fire burst forth. It developed,
however. that the smoke was caused
by the janitor building a fire in a
hot water heater preparatory to the
tenants wash day today.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
DIVINE RIGHT.

TNHE former Kaiser is kicking against paying income
and poll taxes in Holland
Tue business OF ruling by divine visht was very
probable to the kaiser. He stn has yearly income n
S6OOOOO ''"o u
Divine right proves 10 be the only gvt-r4oh-uuick
swnde that ever continued 10 be profitable 70 its pro
moters long after the scheme was exposed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
The Revolt of Vera Sanderson
yERA's TACTFULNEss BEARS FRUIT
By Jane Phelps

, What. what should l do?
Keith was wax IN his sisters hands
Ch,,, I knew lie loved me- OF that
had no doubt. AS far as other women
went Meter should be jealous again
| knew Allc,. De Iisie was often nj Mar
garet's when he was there: but ali
feeling against her had long ago lett
ne II was Margaret, and Margaret
only whom I had 70 fear.
The next time Keith went 10 her on
any other than the Might he had prom
.sed called up Erma.
. ; I'm coming over VIII Jim be too
tired 70 ;ake me home"
NO indeed, Come right along. We
are playing cards now. Tom Renedict
- here.
I wen; over and had a pleasant eve-
ming Instead OF remaining AZ home
alone did not remain late and was
at home quite a little while before
Keith came In.
~ have had such q lovely time to-
night" | commenced. Il went over to
Erma's and she had cards. had Tom
Benedict to make Il fourth. We had
some salad and then Tom brought mo
home I told Erma she could count on
me for anything she had on hand w1en-
ever you We're over - MarRarcts. It's
so silly to SIT here alone when l might
be having a good time.
There was no answer.
I smiled to myself as I turned OF tho
light OuarrelIng did no good. fault
r,rding did less. Rut | SURPASSED Keith
had no, planned that should And en-
Ioyment when he left me for Margaret.
Yet he could say nothing. Also knew
he was chagrlned tia: Erna should
know OF his promise.
Gloria and Irene came over tho next
day but one.
Talk about your money-and- parrot
time. Vera. You should have heard
Uncle Keith and mother when he came
IN last night. He Went for her good
about the way shs Is acting toward
You. nd she gave him as good az he
did hor II was great sport, I toll you.
He said her demands upon him were
driving you 20 seek your good times
away from him; that YOU were too
young 20 he left alone so much. TO get
enjoyment where you could. and lot
or things Ike that heard them go
Ing Il hot and heavy so l hid on the
stairs and listened"
You shouldn't do that. dear" child
ed. my heart beating fast. Had Keith
a, fast stood UP for me?
Tomorrow Vera Learns 70 Enjoy
Herself without Keith.
Protected BY George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
HUNTINGTON MAN
BENEFITS BY WILL

Special to the Intellisencer.
Richmond. Va, Sept. 2S.--By the
terms Of the will Of Mrs. Willie Bufhng-
ton Tenant. widow OF David Brydon
remnant wealthy tobacco manufacturer
OF Petersburg. Va. just probated here
her brother. DR.. Edward Stanarc BufnnH
ton, Of Huntington. W. Va. II 10 get
tho income OF $4,000 trust fund for
HE. At his death the fund r"vcrts to
her five children. the principal benAh-
Charles of an estate which Is valued at
s2i2.Oon No provision was made for
smother brother. Peter Cline Burlington
md sister Mrs Frank Enslow. both
also OF Huntington. Mrs. Tenant was
born in 1913 near the site Of that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

Chapter iv6
Keith was delightful.y huSprah,e n.
the week Sal,ie was WIKI US. There WAS
nothing left undore tcat h" c"U'" ~
for her pleasure. thought he was
irving perhaps 70 make up Ger the per
tectly miserable zine she ia" "hr" she
vtst. ed Ms before y; - kept Ills "2-
s',remert w..h Margaret faithfully
through the eek. anG the second sun
aav h. also let Us % spend the Gay
with her We wero Al! thing but ."ne'E'
though.
Because OK Salue. lad asked jim
and E.rn,a - dine W.ch me. and or
course. Jack Underwood ErnIa saiu
Ton, Benedict had said he was Goins 20
call. and or the spur ~ the moment |
invited him also. g, course tod
Keith
It's too bad you cant be with us,
dear. am gO.nS I" have an a"fu!iF
nice dinner. and then We are going 10
have some music.
He made no reply. but when he oa"e
me goodbye on Sunday before Ioihs
over 20 Marsare,'s imagined ne looked
a bi. regrettul: as X he would nave pre-
ferred 10 remain at home
We had perfectly lovely time |
rod him all about /: while he prepare"
for bed.
'I do wish x had been possible for
YOU 20 have been with US | remarked.
as il knew i, were Impossible So
would rot ind FAULT. I was trying deS-
pera.cly - be tacttuI
Sa!lie hal gone. was once more
s1on, IT,. week she LETT Keith spent
three c.~rings with Margaret.
What should I do:
vrs POSITIVE - was lime % assert
nysa'" Il wore 70 be happy. AMI II |
vrrc not 20 allow Margaret get her o'd
nscendacy over him.
'.f,u haze ,crt me for Margaret three
evenings this week instead or one |
sad 20 him. =,
Last week when Sallis WAS here |
on.v saw Margaret the one evening ana
she se.t very mach hurt
You kept your promise"
Yes hut she considers I should do
NOR. than thai"
Did vou toll her you promised no
.ha, he other evenings should be
mine"
Yes"
.when I. - nothing 20 break your
,,-,.r,;S.. - me-" don; want 20 NM
r7u,'. kern. hrc :suf promise 70 ne
- sacred - oGe 70 Margaret
ooh V.rs.' Please don; commence
ending raur." lie went out and closed
the door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

which attached general
California THIS OF the
and
having the sho and making ew
the Far West
buildings burned the ground his farm Wr Chester
him ard abou $500
The left their homo
ireigl 2 Of York City
twelve miles and
splendid condition.
healthy rugged looking They Paving
Mr.
kind OF shoes for his oxen made local "ry
hold rubber pads which MI !eranS
cswln 'htInw
southwark the winter and Mr.
Be expects TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
THE HABIT OF. BLAME

7: 80 word Eau. and any synonyms
:. nav pcssess though l ch'"i mono q;
them are SO annoying "a tNat word
m.sh, be stricken ouc - the family
vocabulary how much more family hap
a.nrss here would be.
And Z Tho thought fault might TO-
,u,. we should surely be nearing tho
millennium.
What mean by tue thought fault i
H.. neal habit OF .ry!ns to PIN every
thing 'ha, soes wrong N household
IN >rru. member u <.
Us y,ur faui;" How much argu-
ng..a; and contention and resentment
and irritation :" tue family comes ont
q tho unnecessary Use 81 that phrase.
Each Tries TO Pin Things on tho Other
Il: S.n.c :d:;i,l!.s Re- Sr"ias 10 de-
,,.rp .u.o = gam" N wE.Ch each fees
that T." '.as 4r"r"I Nv"rv ''m" Ia ca"
lama alarhsr sor ~'urth!'s hn: hAs
gri." wro".
IN other 'a0. los soule On" n"rah"r.
ssGal's "a =. ~. ans Is h3tmo monopoly.
AL To rvs, Z - family *; us"d %
h~.nE h;a"."I 'oT ANYTHING an" every
49, 49, a:.t w''1,.., ""aS"".
'
traits @ul CO... to-. a." writes an
ssssf.st - .r. d.".r...l,s = married
re. one Ok ''":n VAS 70 tc."k TIA;
e,ery;h!nE hn'.s-'"':e that Ha?r":"l
70 E,n was ny ;"E.'-
MANY u Is have met ;ha' mans
brother or -; east hts hrs, Cousin
Why HIS Wife Ia co Blanc.
And 4 w.t;y cSstY!s; q -" pr"SHa,
dsv sreaGs II man who's" vito IS -
blame for the ir"u0veTien. whrn the
water was turned ~ by re water il
partmeu,. because her aunt was Il
fresh: t,.r:aa-
- '.,ulS.. = Is possible TO cultivate a
s,a,n y. raind from which such blame
rnii. n@ H. the chan - =
II nothing Csc can 20 done. that IS
tn w.se way Z treat II.
But wha. az InSU.t It Is TO man $
s.r~e os fairness and Ms Intelligence
e. have - q, ms. cannot SEQ how.
a g. {" ,ar r"al.y respect her hIs!aH nj
j.,.:. ~" las - make u2 her mind %
IT, KIND e.. injustice.
Ne, how Il iudu an respect himself
w%,n he : uI'.ty OF II.
~ cour-. ..af'" are rr'"n guilty %
.,r'trg !n .,,.~ whiCh ia Inrouvcnt"nr"
n'h-r ln..,i.gS u the family. and which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

Pattern 1876 supplies r.'~'' thre" do
sirabl" models. cut IN -IH"s. Small
medium. large and cNt.., idrEe II WI
require q yard FOR o"r pair made li"'
No. l. Is yard FOR No. :. and y yard
for No. 3.
Any pile fabric. also wov,en malerfn'
denim. outing flannel. f"l:. bI Dad ClutN
muslin. drill or crash IS su,tahl" FOR
these designs.
pattern OF this illustration male
TO any address on receipt Of IL cents I.
silver or STAMPS.
Write name and al !rcss plainly. Send
IL cents 70 lntelli.rnrcr Office. Wheel
ing, W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

the others have a right TO protest
against.
Mistakes or Accidents VIII Happen
But there is AL the difference In the
world be,wceH sUch 4 protest and the
hab!t OF careless blame. and fault-fnd-
ing FOR things which are only mistakes
or accidents or tus: mtsrortunes.
Men have this habit toward women
because women ar" weaker and women
often have Il toward children because
children are weaker.
The woman who rnsen.s this habit N
her husband should be mighty sure
she does 10: blame her ch.l6r"n IN
Justly for accidents or mistakes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
Answsr 10 Yesterdays Puzzle.
Tho rcNus represented MANGO.

Somewhat embarrassed he sided up TO
tie department store glove counter
4 WuU,l Ike 10 80" MISS Green" hs
s.au'w,:,d.
Tn" dissent minded salesperson 'o"ke
zap ,angu:",E.
Miss Gf-,u IS nut." ~" sald. hut We
hnNc i Miss White who Is very nice
a." Miss Rack and MSS brown. who
80" Very POPULAR this season Town
Topics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

"Ths New Generation" BY Jane
Phelps, Will follow Tho Revolt Of Vern
SandsrBon," by tho Same author, which
ends tho week OF October l. This Is
another OF those human seor1es, tonSe.
gripping, for which Mrs. Phelps II
noted. Don't miss tho opening install
uent OF "Ths New Generation"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
NEWS Of THE
OHIO CAPITAL.

Special TO The Intelligencer
Columbus. Sept 2S.--Belmont county
has paid into the state treasury $3.50 ~
n" states share OF fines assessed IN
the county against vtolators OF the State
prohibition law. State Auditor Tracy
sad today This sum represents ones
half the total amount collected In the
county. the other half remaining with
ne i,"iit!,a! subdivision assessing the
fine. Jefferson county has sent in i7,-
so: Columbiana, S34?5; Harrison S62.6o
Guernsey, $4,000. Monroe and Carroll.I
nothing. The total amount received by,
:he state so far as Its share OF suchI
fines is ;249.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

Henderson Randy OF Columbus. SEN
i"nccd ~ life Imprisonment for the muir,
der o: Homer Day. taIiCab driver. must
serve his full sentence. the Ohio 'su-
preme court today refusing TO grant
him n rehAaring.
Judge Henson W IIough OF tho Ohio
supreme court ii commander OF the.
!Gfth Infantry g.. the Rainhow division
has received word OF his election as =
33rd degree Mason at the Scottish Rite
Conciave in Boston.
state Fire Marshal II. A. DykenAn
today cll.ef upon rho press. pulpit,
schools, civic associations and Women'S
clubs TO observe Oct. :. National Fire
Prevention Day. The day is the nftieth
anniversary OF ;he Chicago fre. Clean
ing up OF every ire hazard before win
ter was urged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

One Belmont county school teacher!
clara Pauline Ewing Of Bellaire. IS in
cIuded IN the list Of Ohio teachers who
hav" Just been granted life teaching
certificates By the state department Of
education, Others are Letha Bates ana
Mary He'en Bullock OF Cadiz; Bertha;
Martha Elizabeth Lippman Of Steuben-,
Vile: Dora Beshore. Mingo Junction.;
Sister Mar Justine Pollack. Cambridge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
4 Minutes to Answer This.
BY GENE BYRNES

Take IL European. add that which
feeds II flame. subtract once moro. add
ingenuity, add some feathcred reTna les,
subtract that which n!eans IN the com
IIHE 81 and resulting letters w!E spell!
N" surname OF a famous English move
1T who - rOpuiar with Americans. NJ
though on one occasion no pcnned some
CIus'ic comments on The Yankee
Answsr 10 Yesterdays Puzzle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
Health Talks
\ By John D. Huber AM,MD
BE WISE IN TIME

which the man over 80 exhibits: ] have
OFTEN urged the man over forty L. have
hia body examined once n year: have
ur'cm enpha sized that the human body
IS Just n series 81 mcchaniSmN 'hcart
rtc.J. and that. IKE ;he whole human
machine horo:mcs unsoUId. ard u! .u-Sr
am gong g. keep on reminding my
roal.rs from TIM" 10 tine OF Su"h facts
THIS = Why / have. by permission of
rhr Saturday Evening Post reprinted
The above paragraphs IN this column.
Circumcision
VIVA, por cent of Jewish babies d:" as
4 result uf circumcision? WHY q" go
many doctors try 20 avoid It and what
could !e the dangers:
Auswer--I do not know. When per
formed ascpt!cally Chat is with proper
nt:cut.,n to surgical cicanliness) there
shnu.d 10 no danger. DID not know
there were Any doctors vi" would avoid
IT," operation. I personally think very
VOL ., :, as do Of most e the Mosaic
sanit3ry code.
All Inquiries addressed u pr. Huber
in care of the "Hnalth Talks" depart
mrnt vii, be answered IN these columns
IN heir turn. Tlis requires consider
rhie lime. however. owing T. tho great
number received. So z persona! or
Quicker reply is desired. sthm:"! and
sc,I 4 ,!drcs:cl rnv"'QTe mas; lie en-
closed with the question The Editor.
O-P-P-O-E-T-T-N-I-T
tNrrI.IIGEN0I.H WANT ADS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

Suit will be filed soon In federal court
here by James A. Devine. secretary Of
the Ohio Building & Loan association to
test the validity OF tho income tax as
sossment against building and loan as
eOc.at:ors. The internal revenue coliec-
tor ut Washington recently held that all
building and loan assoriat!cns are sub
icct 10 tax on incomes from loans to per
sons other Than stockholders or menu
bers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

O-P-p-O-E-T-T- N-I-T-Y
WANT ADS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

More rigid enforcement OF state laws
having 10 do with weights and measures
was urged upon county auditors today
BY r. NJ Black OF Freeport Belmont
county. chief Of the state division OF
dairy and foods Chief Black told the
auditors that there is evidence OF lax
fly IN enforcement Of these laws I'll,
over Ohio and declared that this
NOTHING: short II a crime" I leave Iii
to you" he added. 10 place the guilt"
with the arrival today Of large dell
egal!on Of prisoners from Cleveland,Y
the ropua ton Of the Ohio penitendafyI
was swelled to 23lS the largest IN thOl
institutions history. Among the news
arrivals was Salvatore Gala. who waSd
convicted with Mrs. Eva Catherine
kah.r Of the murder 81 The latters hus-
band. wealthy Lakewood publisher.
Gala. ,:ke Mrs. kaber. is sentenced for
life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-21
For Fairgrounds
Artificial Cherries VIII be Sold on
Streets TomorTcw

Artificial cherries will be sold on
the streets tomorrow by a committee
Of young ladies and boys to raise
funds for the Fairgrounds .Associa-
ton. Tais is in accordance with a
custom adopted several years ago
by the committee in charge of the
Fairgrounds. Funds derived from ths
sale of the cherries will be used 10
help operate the Fairgrounds for the
kiddies during the summer months.
All are urged to help the cause.
Headquarters of the committee TO:
tire distribution Of the cherries will
be at the Office of Graham and Ogden.
A committee will 60 to Mt. Vernon
during the day, 10 sell cherries to the
pilgrims to Washington's tomb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-21
Washington's Birthday
nav viii be Marked by Suspension
of Business-No Public
Celebration

There will 5e no public celebration
her tomorrow in observance Of
Wash;ngtons' birthday. The day will
be observed as holiday and most
places Of basineys will be closed.
Banks, city arG government Offices
will be closed al day and many stores
also will close.
The members Of Alexandria Wash
ington Lodge Of 'Masons will celebrate
the day at nigh: in the Elks Hall with
speeches by ous Of town speakers and
the members Of the George Washing
ton National Memorial Association,
which convened here this morning, in
the afternoon will make pilgrimage
to Mount Vernon and place wreath
on Washington's tomb.
A wreath will be taken to Mount
Vernon by committee from the
George Washington Birthday Asso-
citation.
Members 9: Fitzgerald Council,
Knights of Columbus, will attend an
nual memorial mass tomorrow morn
ing in st. Mary's Catholic Church.
a number If patriotic societies CT
the city have arranged special pro-
grams for the Fay and a number cf
parties and dances are planned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-21
NEW DEMOCRATIC SECRETARY

Washington, Feb. 2l.-Appoint-
ment Of Burt New, on attorney Of IN
dianapolis, as executive secretary OF
the Democratic Nationa! Committee.
was announced yesterday by Chair
man Hhit>- The appointment was
made under resolutions adopted g;
the meeting here last Thursday Of
the national committees executive
committee.
Mr.. New. who Will have direct
charge of the party's national head
quarters here, will assume his duties
March |. During the last campaign
AFR. New was setting chairman Of the
Indiana Democratic State Central
Committee, and he acted as secretary
Of the same committee during the
1912 campaign. He served as legal
adviser to Vice President Marshall
ghen be gas Governor Of Indiana
and clso to Governor Ralston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-21
ST Years Old
Knights of Eythias Attend Services at
Second Presbyterian Church
Last Night

A service Of unusual interest was
held in the Second Presbyterian
Church last evening when the pastor
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison. preached
special sermon and the choir rend-
cred a fine musical program, it being
the 9th anniversary Of the Order Of
the Knights of Pythias.
The members Of Oriental Lodge
were present. DR.. Allison spoke OF
the founding Of the fraternal order
by H. Rathbone in Washington, D.
c., on February 10th, 1864, and Is
rapid growth. He took as his text
John 1913. and alluded to the story
Of the friendship Of Damon and
Pythias, two citizens of Sicily, in the
ancient city Of Syracuse and ernpha
sized the principles of friendship
charity and benevolence.
He forcefully urged al! to be true
Knights in their obligations to he'll
the needy, care for the widow, edu.
cate the orphan and champion ths
right.
The committee on arrangement:
We're j. W. Reeves, !. S. Groves anc
W. ". Clements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-21
Held For Grand Jnry
Merchant Where Peach Extract
Found Arrested

A third ward grocer today was
charged in the police court with hav-
ing about two dozen bottles Of peach
extract al his place Of business. Po-
liceman Magner, who cited him to
court, testified that he found the en-
tract in hall in the rear Of the
store.
Through his attorney, Carl Bud
wesky, the accused waived the form
ality Of a preliminary hearing and
was held for the action of the grand
jury and the court fixed his bond in
the sum Of 500.
The wife Of the proprietor was
changed with ahusiye language to The
officer She denied the charge and
was acquitted with a reprimand,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-21
Internal Revenue Tax
Exemptions Explained

Income tax exemptions we're eX
p!ainel last week by officials of thi
Internal Revenue Department here
in answer to number cf quaries
concerning the regulations this yeal
Few changes have been made, but
The following exemptions are orch.
ably rot generally, known:
The value of properly acquired a:
gift ~ will or by Inheritance. The
income from such property. however
IS taxable.
Proceeds Of life Insurance p5l:cieS
Returns Of premiums en- l:fe insur'
ance, endowment or annuity contract:
Amounts received through accident
or health insurance, or under work
meas compensation acts, plus tht
amount of damages received, whether
hy SUIT or agreement.
intercs: on Obligations Of any Sta:c
or any city, town. county. or village
and the District Of Columbia. Inter
est on obligations Of the United
States is exemp. from taxation, ex-
ccpt that intercs. on obligations IS
sued after September l. 1917, IS cx-
empt or!y 20 the extent provided II
the Liberty loan acts.
Interest on securities issued under
The provisions of thG Federal farm
loan act Of July i. 1916.
Interest on Liberty bonds 10 tt<
rsr value CT $4,000 is exen7c from al.
taxation. Holders of large amount:
Of Liberty bonds are advised to con-
suit their bankers or collectors of III
terna, revenue as TO their exemptions
Salaries paid employees Of State
or "pclitieal subdivision .hc:eof.' such
as city. county, town. or han1le: arc
also exempt from taxes. This apple.
10 school teachers, policemen, firen,trE
and al. such employees, BIZ: does no.
/ apply to employees Of Federal govern.
men4 or to employees Of the District
! Of Columbia. part Of whose salary !:
| received frcm thc Federal governments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-21
Firemen To Attend
Many From Here To Attend Dcd:ca
ton cf Engine House at
Cherrydale Tomorrow

A large number of firemcn OF this
city have planned to attend the ccrc-
mcnv incident TO the dedication cf
the s35 900 fire engine house at Cher
ry:iale, Arlington county, at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Many firemcn from Washington also
will attend.
The speakers on the program m
cludc Representative r. Walton
Moore, Former Representative Chas
c. Carlin, Former Commonwealth $
Attorney Crandal Mackey. OF Airing
ton county, and Chief Watson. Of the
District cf Columbia Fire Depart,
ment.
A big parade and three days car,
nival are on the program, the parade
to be hcld tomorrow morn
ing 9:30 o'clock. The carnival viii
be held from ) to 8 o'clock eac!
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-21
.RECAME \ BANDIT
TO FEED HER BABY

Chicago, Feb. 2l.--"hy a woman
became robbcr VA recounted yes
terday when Mrs. Elizabeth Crowe!'
and her husband. George 3. Croweli
were arrested for holding up thf
pharmacy Of y. L 'Masor ut SGT
Tontrosc Avenue on the night q
January %. They obtained $50 anc
TWO books Of American Express Co.,
money orders. They were tra'leo
through the money orders.
What made you do it?" Mrs
Ciowell was asked.
Robert" she sad, pointing tc
ner ) year ole son: Robert was
without shoes ard clothes. That
wasn't so bad, but We weren't eating
regularly and he had to go 10 be-
hungry. H would cry. That made
me-"