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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-11-10

NJ. REESE HATTABAUGH, ATTOR-
-Av at Law. Office upstairs in
Sea- Bldg.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-11-10

A. S. HARDY. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practices in all courts. Office in
First National Bank Building,
Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-11-10

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, BUFFALO
Hump lodge No. 30. Meets every
Monday. Visiting Knights always
welcome. William MacNeill, @. c.;
NJ Refvem, K. of r. and s.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-11-10

DIR. D. j. POWELL, DENTIST, FIRST
National Bank Building. Phone
9s1. Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-11-10

DIR. s. A. ROE, PRACTICE LIMITED
to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. Glasse- fitted. Over Beach g
store. Lewiston, idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-11-10

NJ Reese Hattabaugh, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Residence and Postoffice adj
dress, Grangeville, Idaho. 25-5
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-11-10

M. w. A. CAIdP NO. $40. MEETS
First Thursday in each month at l.
o. o. F. Hall. A. M. Ecker, Clerk,
Pacific Phone 1871; F. @. Spencer
Consul.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-11-10

DIR. VIM. MACNEILL, DENTIST
Phone s51. Grangeville, Idaho.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
Borough Of Brooklyn.
Borough OF Quecns-sale or Rent.


BUILDERS-Llberal building and permanent
In Arlegh. between Ditmars av. station and
East River Park: BIG DEMAND FOR
HOUSES. 80 sold rapidly as completed; I;
MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS imme-
diately available: very attractive proposition
to large operators. RICKERT-BROw
derbilt e4S5
BEAUTIFUL house, half hour Manhattan: !:
wide boulevard: steam heat, fireplace. TIL
easy payments; $1,000 cash. Telephone La
fayette 1003f.
FLUSHING.
$4,000 modern, twelve room house, three
baths, hot water: large rooms: stucco and
asbestos shingles: corner plot. fS2x230 n. .
house 10 years old: numerous trees; shrubs
and Towering bushes of 30 years growth.
ASK MIR. HALLERAN.
Halieran Agencies, Flushing, N. Y.
HOUSE. new. tax exempt: s12. 1000: rooms
and garage, on Sutphln rd., 100 feet north
Of Shelton av.., Jamaica, L. l.: electric
lighting. steam heated; the best and most
convenient location In Jamaica. Inquire at
13s Shelton av. Phone o409 jamaica.
: WOOD GARDENS and ARIEICH HOUSES
six, seven and eight rooms. and two
tiled baths; tiled kitchen and heated garage (;
only 1J minutes from a2d 81. and 10 minutes
from Queenyboro Bridge; 10 years tax
exemption. GOING FAST los already sold
branch of elevated road to Grand av. sta
tion and turn right to Norwood Gardens. or
follow elevated road 20 Ditmars av. station
10 Arleigh. or take Interboro or ". v. r..
Broadway subway train RIcKEuT- BROWN
REALTY CO.. % Vanderbilt av. Tel. Van
snfl,
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
Washington Heights, Above 1s5th ST.
West Of 8th Av.
Borough Of Queens.

BRIGHT APARTMENTS IN NEW BUILD
,,a-,2, WEST 227TH ST.. ROOMS WITH
1 BATH; ROOMS WITH BATHS:
ROOMS WITH BATHS: S100 TO $lmo PEH
MONTH: YEAR LEASES: SECURITY RE
0TTfREp. AGENT ON PREMISES, 1922
WEST 227rH ST; BLOCKS FROM 22oTH
ST SUBWAY STATION. ALL SEND AZ.
PLICATIONs TO A. n. GrrTERMAN' 2so
MADISON Av.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island-sals or Rent.
LONG BEACH. L. i.

LONG BEACH. L. /.
House to sell, or rent. with option OF sale:
most beautifu: exclusive bay section in Long
Beach; splendidly furnished; double car ga.
| rage; six master rooms. separate servants
quarters, four bathrooms; artisticaliy ar
ranged dining room. parlor and sun parlor.
Unusual opportunity on r,1 asseans G OF MnA 9MnsTs
10 West 5ath ST.. New YORK
LONG BEACH corner plot. 100xi00. on Mag
nolia Boulevard: bargain; act quick.
REILLY. 324 East 5oth. Plaza 74t4.
PORT WASHINGTON. J.. I.-Fine homes
near bay and etation: 5000 and up; easy
terms MONFORr HEGEMAN.- Tel. 152.
sACRIFICE-9 room house. good order; a
big store. ice house and barns, garage: on
State road, minutes depot; $1,000: value
$4,000. Come at once. UNsER. Mineola.
1. !.
TAX EXEMPT
Must sacrifice beautiful new O room house,
decorated, every Improvement. small cash
payment, balance monthly payments $l1.-
600; Marathon Park, Little Neck. l.. L..
20 minutes from Penn. Station Office on
JOHN II. RIEHLE-
6s william ST. Phone John 4343.
WEsTDuRY, $1,000, unusually beautiful
home. real bargain. new strictly modern.
fireplace double garage. near station.
HENRY PIERSON. Maple near Ellison avs,
South Jericho Turnpike. -
WOODMERE.- Modern house for sale or
garage. Phone Woodmere 1923. VIM. A.
JUCK.
Westchester-Sale or Rent.
A SACRIFICE for cash over mortgage
Of $1,000; ready to move into;
new seven room stucco house, everything
the best: open fireplace, parquet floors,
glass enclosed porch, steam heated garage;
704 South 5th. ay., Mount Vernon
westchester and Boston Railroad; blocks
north of Boston Post Road.
BRIARCLIFF
House, desirable rooms all improvements.
comfortably furnished; rent till May or
June. $50 per month: Inquire MARTHA-
BEECHMONr, New I,ochele.-lrwo fine
Residences Phone New Rochelle 330sR
FOR sAIE-NEw ROCHELLE.
Act quick. Fine small residence. Just
finished; best restricted secto,. price about
$500 N. HALPERN, room 1852. 10 u.
45th St. New York.
HASTINGS ON THE HUDSON.
VERY ANXIOUS TO SELL.
delightful. artistic home. rooms
and bath; plot nearly 10000 So feet;
shrubbery. its un lawn eA' gSrden; ~ excellent
river view. For quick sale. Price has
been reduced from $4,000 to $4,000.
Il IiIs F. zSd st.. New York. Tel vsnderbilt ioooo.
LAKE MAHOPAC. N. Y.
Bungalow rooms and bath: large attic;
manent lake rights; minutes to station.
SYLVESTER FROHOCK, ~ w. 34th St..
New York city. Fitz Roy 1o7O
RYE-Rent unfurnishcd. or for sale spacious
house, every Improvement: garage and one
acre; convenient location.
STEWART G. SCHENCK,
81 Z. 42d ST., N. Y. or Forest av., Rye
woRKINGMAN's home: built easy pay-
ments: Yonkers: subways. elevated, troll
leys: high ground; gardens; chickens.
BELDEN, 2f3 West 125th.
New York State-Sale or Rent.
NV country home modern. committing. 70
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

ments Yonkers; subways. elevated, troll
icys: high ground: gardens; chickens
BELDEN, 213 West 125th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

GOTH ST., SO East.-Apartment, newly deco
rated and artisticaly furnished; two bed
room, bath and dressing room. Seen by ap-
pointment. Plaza S439.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
Westchester-saIe or Rent.

A SACRIFICE for cash over mortgage
OF Sc, 500: ready to move into;
new seven room stucco house, everything
the best. open fireplace, parquet floors,
glass enclosed porch, steam heated garage;
704 South 9th av., Mount Vernon,
blocks north Dyre av station,
and Boston Railroad, . blocks
north of Rnsfnn Post Road.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

LAKE MAHOPAC, N. Y.
Bungalow rooms and bath: large attic;
on large plot; garage, electric light; per-
manent lake rights; minutes to- station.
SYLVESTER FROHOCK, Al w. 34th ST.,
New York city F'itz Roy 1870.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
New York state--sale or Rent.

MY country. home. modern,. committing: 72
minutes; " acre, corner; $4,000. j. CAREY.
142 West 125th ST. Morn. 750.
351 ACRES-ORANGE COUNTY,
A Home, q Farm, place to rest and play.
IS years In the making by a gentleman
withhold his reason for passing 1t on at
substantial sacrifice.
Elizabethan house Of IA rooms. 3 baths.
every improvement; cottages with improve
ments. Equipped dairyfarm buildings for
100 head.
May we send you photographs and par
S. S. WALsTRUM-G 4 FoRNIAN,
Ridgewood. N. ]. Tel. 555.
New York: rs Maiden Lane. Tel. Beekman
f414
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
HOUSES WANTED. UNFURN1sHED

HOUSES and apartments wanted: immediate
possession: waiting list; hundreds OF
clients. Write particulars. 278 Decatur st.
Lafayette 5312.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

52D. "a E.-Exclusive apartments, between
Park and Madison, combining comforts OF
home with advantages of best hotels eie-
vator. maid. meals served in apartment II
desired; one room to four rooms and bath.
500 to 800: possession October I.
o67f
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

RYE-Rent unfurnishcd. or for sale spacious
house. every Improvement: garage and one
acre: convenient location.
STEWART c.. SCHENCK,
ri 7, 1cd or V Forest av.. Rive
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
New Jersey-Salc or Rent.
BEAurrrryL q ROOM BuNaALt

FOR sale-Caidweli: 8 rooms, baths. 2
sleeping porches. large living porch. glass
porch; tennis court; garage; fireplace, hard-
wood fl0ors AZ o pouGa
HERR, 81 Cedars road. Caldwell. N. j..
,relphone 147M Caldwell
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

TO rent. unfurnished. Attention. brokers !!
Fine country home. town centre; IL rooms /;
modern conveniences: committing distance !;
rent reasonable. SHEPARD. Bethel. Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

HARRISON Av., 1ss1.-Two family house
garage; finest location in the West Bronx
price $4,000. NICHOLAS +. PETERSON
1881 Harrison av. fremont 4130.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
Observation-Disclosures.

AN exceptional opportunity tor discriminat-
willing to pay reasonable price: large pri-
vate home apartments OF one and two ex-
ceptionally large rooms FURNISHED. unfur-
nished), private baths: every comfort; newly
decorated. BEAUTIFULLY furnished: splendid and
convenient location; references. 125 West
S0th 81
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.
Borough Of Queens.


ARTISTIC corner residence. West Bronx.
near N. Y. u: built of steel and stone:
all modern improvements; IL rooms md
beautiful landscape garden; 2 car garage,
plot 150x150. Apply 1857 Macomb's road or
telephone Freemont s22.
HARRISON Av.. 1ss1.-Two family house,
garage; fines finest location In the West Bronx;
price SOC NICHOLAS +. PETERSON,
1881 Harrison av. fremont 4130.
OPPORTUNITY OF MANS LIFETIME.
AND 8 ROOM HOUSES.
All improvements: all year round house; hot
tion Pelham Bay, corner Schley and Harri-
son av.. Bronx, Throgs Neck section; price
$500: pay so much down, balance like rent.
For further particulars. NICHOLAS +.
PETERSON. 1881 Harrison av. fremont
TWO family tvacanD brick 25x100; steam.
electricity. 13 rooms; price S13.500: near
subway; INSPECT. 1888 Longfelow av. u72d
st.l. Apply sNowBER. 500 9th av.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
DECATUR ST.. a7s--Four story and base
ment brownstone house. 3 to years lease,
parquet. electricity. tile bathrooms. income
S4s5 monthly as furnished apt, including
apt. to live in Tel. LAFAYETTE 5312.
FLATBUSH-one family. rooms and bath;
garage; hot water heat. electricity. par
auet floors throughout. hardwood trim. en-
closed porch; excellent condition. price
Si4. 900; cash "a 900. Flat. OTIS.
INvESTMENT-New corner store property;
600 cash required. oTTo SINGER, Kings
Highway station, Sea Beach subway.
AND . FAMILY houses at bargain
prices: also lots; stores. properties.
OTTO SINGER,
Kings Highway station. Sea Beach subway.
40TH ST, 645.-For rent or sale. vacant
house. II rooms, 2 family brick building,
all improvements. For information phone
Canal 26o or Orchard 1925.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
New Jersey.

AT BRADLEY BEACH, N. ].
For Rent-Attractive furnished cottages for
winter months; all improvements; moderate
rents. Apply II. McNEELY AGENCY.
Phone 2OS Asbury.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
Tlorida-Sale or Rent,

To rent for winter season.
~Pretty bungalow, completely furnished.
write $40 N. T.. 25th st.. Mi
ami Fla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
WEST VIRC|NIAN IN
PLEA FOR HONESTY
IN WOODEN FABRICS

Washington June 3.-ManufaCtursrs
who buy raw wool hav" legally created
standards to protect them. but conSunNs
ers who buy their textiles have nothing
in law to assure quality and content.
Gray Silver OF Mart!nShurg. w! Va.
representing the Farm Bureau Fedora
ton today told a senate committee
considering the "truth-in-fahrtC" hill.
Its provisions. which would require the
branding Of cloths with the actual per-
crntagcs Of content. would help both
growers and consumers, he said.
Charles ". Holman of the National
Milk Producers Federation. seconded
the argument made by Mr.. Silver.
Unless there is 4 law assuring the
honesty of goods" ~ said. the honest
producer is subject to price competition
OF the inferior goods. and finally forced
TO meet il by using the shoddy In his
own products and selling It as wool
Dwight Lincoln of Marysville. Ohio.
representing sheep breeders said the
bill simply gives producers 4 chance to
do business on the merits OF our wool"
J. NJ. Mcdowell. representing sheep
associations In Pennsylvania Ohio and
West Virginia. said that honest men
won't object to labelling their goods
with what they actually contain. while
other fellows ought to be made to Ito
IT,"
DR.. Genevieve Trucker OF Davenport.
Iowa, appearing for womens club. said
that women got tired of buying wooden
underwear for their children only to
find after laundering II few times that
the garments are Shoddy and that the
filling has all washed out. leaving moth
ing but cotton mesh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
FOUR SLOW ROUNDS
FOR THE CHALLENGER

ManhaSSct y Y. June 3.--Four slow
rounds Of boxing and rope jumping
session were tho extent of Georges Car
p"nticr'S training this afternoon. a
crowd ur several hundred mon ana wo-
men who had hoped to see him at his
best left tho camp disappointed.
The challenger SPARED two rounds
with Paul Journcr and did not apPca r
10 hr WORKING hut rather indulging In
n series Of slight lcfts to the jaw. re-
ccivlng as many rs hr gave. Then he
PLAYED two rounds with the plump little
cook. Marcot. lie jumped the rope in
a lStlcSS manner and worked his
hardest for tn, camera mon.
In tn" morning he spent two hours
in the woods jumping fences and sing
Ing. HIS Sparring partner said that tho
challenger rs entirely free from worry
and doesn't show any fear for the
coming fight with Dempsey.
Jack Goldberg. Of Panama. the weller
weight. who gave Georges his best work
out on Wednesday. did not appear today.
Manager Drsramps announced Carpcn-
tiers weight as liz pounds and his
measurements as follows: height feet
ILL., inches: wrist ~ inches: ankle S's
inches: neck l6@, inches; biccps l4-
inches: chest normal Al inches expand
cd 42x inches: waist 81 inches: reach
80 inches: thigh 25 inches and calf
lG54 inches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Hoover For Seasonal
Rates In Coal Traffic

Washington, June 3.-Plans FOR q
voluntary agreement between the rail-
roads to establish seasonal rates on Goa
10 relieve congestion and consequent
high prices during tine winter months
are being worked out by Secrciar
Hoover with the carriers. 1t was said
tonight.
According to the secretary's views
changes in the freight rate structure &c
effect n more even coal movement
: throughout the year could be ordered
by the interstate commerce commission
without n general disturbance of rate
levels. upon agreement between the rail-
roads.
, The administration is understood 'c
have advanced the argument that since
the government itself is heavy pur'
chaser Of coal, the effect of the move.
ment Of its fuel at seasonal rates "oui'
stimulate the summer traffic and at the
same time reduce the winter tonnage.
Further steps towards seasonal rates
II was said, would probably be taken al
4 conference here next week or repre-
sentativcs of the coal industry. Secre'
tary Hoover and Senate: FTelinGhuy'
sen of New Jersey. who has measure
pending before congress TO reduce rates
,, on coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Former Sutton Admits He
May Have Killed Girl

Philadelphia. June Chester B. Hall
held as prisoner on charge or murder
ing Josephine Howard, an eighteen year
old telephone girl. early last Saturday
morning. today admitted, the police
say. that he might have fired the shot
which Killed the girl. but he declared
ne was drunk at the time and could
not remember anything he did until the
following day.
The alleged admission was made after
long questioning by William BclShaw'
head of the polio" murder squad. Cap
tain OF Detectives Soudcr and others.
Hall, who the girls family say. was Il
former sutton had been drunk since the
day of the crime. He gave himself up
in Harrisburg last night and voluntarily
came to Philadelphia today. In his
statement to the detectives he is alleged
tn have SAID lie and the girl were to he
married: that she had said she would
go to New York with him. but had
changed her mind: that on Friday night
they had Quarrclled and he went /" Il
place where he drank some liquor. after
which he remembered nothing except
going 10 n motion picture theatre.
The girl was shot while walking along
the street with University of l'cnnSyl-
vania student. who was cSCorting her
home from n dance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Armenian Who Killed
TaIaat PaSha, Freed

Berlin June 3.-Solouron Tetlirian.
the American student who In Marcn
last shot and killed Tsllaat FaSha. form
er grand vizier and minister or nnanCe
of Turkey. was acquitted in the Assize
court here today.
The trial opened Thursday. Teilirian
IN his defense asserted that his mother
who was murdered in 1915 during the
;1nassacres IN Armenia. had appeared
lhctore him in aS;ision and eNhorted him
ITO kill Talaat in revenge for the mas
ss,cre OF 100. 900 Armenians.
Talaat was killed in Charlottenourg'
a surburb Of Berlin. The Armenian &C
cpsted him in the street and shot him
dead. also wcunding- ralaat's WIFE.
Their destina ton is the void Pro-
.1rssor Lepsius. the Armenian leader.
told the court today. were Talaat
.Pashas instructions when ordering the
deportation Of the Armenians into the
SieSopotamiau desert.
Professor IcpSiuS. n his testimony
tfnr the defense. unfoded gruesome
haie OF how tens % thousands OF the
deportees either were' maSSacred or sue
scumbed to starvation and exhaustion.
The Turkish gcndarmeS.- Professor Lep-
rsius asserted. frequently lied ten or
twenty Armenian together and threw
them into the water.
Another witness ,rStitiedtthat ne had
seen 4 telegram from Ta!2aT TO high
Turkish official. which said:
Wire me- how many ar" dead and
how many still are alive.
Five messages signed with TIA laat's
name were introduced in evidence. one
Of which contained orders to "rHmov"
the children from orphanagcs in order
70 eliminate future danger fromA an
tagonistic elements"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
FOR j, N, ", ORGANIZER

charleston. W. Va. June 3.-The state
supreme court awarded writ Of habeaS
corpus to-day. upon petition Of A D.
Tav!ude-. an organizer OF the United
Mine Workers OF America. charged with
Violating 4 section OF Governor Nor
gan's proclamation OF martial law In
M:nxo county.
The writ - directed TO william Hat
ri.'d sheriff OF Mcdowell county who
Ia instructed to release 1.avinder from
custody. and appear with him before the
supreme court 70 show why he Is de-
tanned IN ;hc Mcdowell county jail. The
wr: was made returnable June at
!" Il. m.
I.avinder was arrested by state police.
who acted upon oral instructions from
Major Thomas B. Davis. acting adjutant
general tho governors persona? repre-
sentative IN the Williamson region.
charge OF carrying 4 revolver was placed
against him and nc was confined in the
Mingo county jail without bond. Be
cause OF the crow ded condition OF the
j,,u at Williamson. I.arindcr was trans
tered 20 Mcdowell county Jail at WEIGH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Elaborate Program Of
Mimic Naval Warfare

New York. juno 3.--lnStructions to
tho fleet for the joint navy and army
hattie operations against surrendered
German war craft and the obsolete bat
tleship Iowa off the Virginia Capfs
from June - 20 July 20. made public
''h'v. r"ve:,! IN elaborate program OF
mimic warfare.
Inc enemy vessels to be destroyed by
aircraft and sunfre include tho C-ll7
C-140. TIN. CB-4s. the deetroyers
G-102. S-132. T-43. the cruiser Frank
furt and the battlsShip Ostriesland.
The former German craft will be
brought TO the firing point and ar
csored in position about Atty miles east
OF Cape Charles light vessel In nor
r"sS than nifty flthomS Of water. II
more than one ship of type 10 he
hombarded is in tho same vicinity the
submarine or destroyer To be bombed
will be distinguished by red, white and
blue circles on the deck 10 avoid con-
fusion.
Opening operations against the C-1l7
viii be launched By seven divisions Of
naval planes using 1863 pound bombs
Attacks by all aircraft will Dc made at
an altitude of not less than four thou
-and feet and at maximum speed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
DISCUSS PROBLEM OF
RELIEF IN BUSINESS

ashinEton. June 3 The problem OF
relieving the industrial situation both at
home and in E-r"pe WAS discussed AZ
length again to-day by President Hard
ing and his cabinet. Latest reports re-
garding conditions abroad are under
stood 70 have been submitted 10 the cab
met. but there was no indication of any
definite decision.
1t is understood one of the troubles
encountered by the government in the
reha Utilization OF American industrial
conditions is the tendency on the part
OF some business concerns to look too
much 20 the rov"rnmeN for relief from
their difficulties.
Administrations officials arc said 10
have counseilcd private business con-
Germs that they first must do every
thing in their own power I" take care OF
themselves before appealing To III" gov
ernment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
simon Baruch

New York. June 3.-Dr. Simon Raruch,
noted physician and father of Bernard
NJ. Baruch. flnancicr. died at l:l0 this
afternoon from an ailmcnt Of the lungs.
complicated by heart disease.
pr. Raruch had been i'll at his home
here for some time. He was 81 years
old. =,
DR.. Baruch was regarded both in
Eurnpc and America as an expert on
hydrotherapy. the treatment Of diseases
by the use and application of water
internally and externally. His writings
on that subject were translated into
German and French.
He was born in Germany, where he
was educated At the royal gymnasium
of rosen Coming to America he re-
ceivcd a degree from the medical college
of Virginia in 1867.
Immediately he joined the Confederate
army, serving as 4 surgeon in the field
with the forces commanded by General
Robert Lee. Twice he was captured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
SHELL FACTORY
FIRED BY IRISH

Dublin. June 3.-The national shell
factory. which was established during
the world war for the manufacture OF
ammunition for the British army was
set on fire at $50 o'clock this evening.
Shortly afterwards the building was
blazing fiercely.
The manufacture OF shells on tho
premises had been discontinued for some
time. but inside ten building were large
quantities Of military stores and auto
mobiles.
The factory adjoined the military
park. and the gate was strongly guarded.
Late tonight Dublin Castle announced
that owing 10 the efficiency or the tlre
brigade and the assistance rendered by
the troops. the fire eventually was
overcome. \ quantity OF stores was de-
siroyed bu, the repair shops were saved.
Dublin, June 3.-While cricket
match was in progress on tho Trinity
college grounds this evening. six pistol
shots were fired from Nassau street.
which skirts the grounds.
Miss Katherine Wright. spectator
was shot in the breast and killed