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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
ANOTHER BIG SLUMP
IN COAL PRODUCTION
FOR WEST VIRGINIA

charleston, W. Va. Feb. GA d..
crease in mining and marketing OF coal
throughout the Yves, Virginia fields !:
noted in figures announced by the KAT
awha Coal Shippers association for the
last week Of February. 1t ranks as "omc
If the worst weeks in the last decade IS
;n PRODUCTION and sales, there being 4
Iar.c falling off in the volume Of COD.
loaded AMI shipped" according to 1
statement by the association, which
continues:
The middle Of the month seems -
haze been n l.nc OF dcmarCatiOn. for
after tho fifteenth tho market went !,
r:crcs to n greater extent. and addition
nj mines were forced 10 suspend uperr-
tons or ~curtail shipments. which. f
course, neccsSitatcd limiting operations
The surplus coal on the market and
Tho curta!lmant OF shipments tended -
drrress prices. not only,in the high v'..
a;l!c nnldS. but in the low volatile fields
rs well, reducing m!nc-run srnoke!e>s.
rs an example. to So a ton. the nri'n
flurtuating between hat figure and -
with smokcless stock absolutely unnar-
kc,ablc. Contract inquiries, while bcimr
made on Il growing scale, produced -
ne DuSIHeSS.
, In the New River field Mondays oU'.
rut was only 1900 tons. declining -
tn, week progressed. II Is said, Tho
: mine run brought between 80 and 81 a
ton.
Production in tho winding Gulf f";i
declined about As per cent. with mir"s
not entirely idle, running one and two
days during the week. Some tonna-,
was sold as low as SJ.7J at tidewA,rr
an 50 at the mines for inland deliver:
pIilncss in the Logan field was more
marked than ever In its history, -
cording to comparative figures %announc-
cd. Mondays production. for instanCr.
vas only 1000 tons. Because of the
low prices. producers were making nc
effort 10 sell coal. Il is said. Considering
conditions in the northern part Of tire
state. the statement concludes:
There was an apparent slight tcni-
porary Improvement In northern We.
Virginia regions at tho outset Of the
week. More cars were ordered and NOR.
miners were at work on Monday than
DUNG earlier weeks OF the month, but
such improvement failed TO East NOR
than n day or two. Coke business Wa
on the decline.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Worlds War "Vet'
Gets the SIS, 900.

Ilcyworth. ILL.,. Feb. 27-Paul Draper.
world war veteran, today was planning
what he would do with the $40. 600 re-
ward he received last night for the cab
tur" OF william Dalton, Chicago bank
rObbcr.
Dalton was arrested by Jack Draper.
tn" village constable, and the father Of
Paul Draper. after the latter had tried
in vain to induce the town marshall 20
take the fleeing boy into custody.
"Tll bet 500 he Amt Dalton" the
marshal declared at the time, but today
he sorrowfully admitted his error.
Young Draper. who was wounded
overseas. is an amateur detective. ha"-
ing taken a correspondence school
rnurs" in the art Of catching criminals.
II" intimat"d tonight that he would give
SiGO OF his reward to James Dennis.
his "huddy'' in France. who first called
his attention 10 Dalton.
Both Young Draper and his father
were busy today posing for newspaper
r~hntrgraphcrs who were aided by Mrs.
prapcr. the wife Of the constable.
".Pa. pin your star on the outside IT
YOUR coat. so they Will know you ara
an officer OF the law" was her 2
ton and Draper lost no time in comply
TE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
BASIS OF FAIR RENTS

ii Gh rents arc Il subject 0r severe
criticism in practically every city "r
IA" country. Judging by reports from
various places. Cond lions in Wheeling
arc FULLY As bad as the Average. In
other buildings have been guilty e.; do
mands bordering closely on cxi"rt.on.
In many other cases, they have been
reasonable.
E,,-yon" W.. ad;n.i hat rHn'-' e
buildings should have \ far return "U
their investment. l. IS unfortunately
true. h"w"v"". that u large number -
lHn,l,ocdS ar, figuring rentals on -.
pIacrmCn, values instead oC on their
actual Investments. ThI, Is. Il nan
who bust a house IN 1914 for $5nh"
docs not base his rental on that iigurr
but "a the sl0,hoo or moro Il wouli
tch' :" hu.'G his properly today.
\ practical hrr,s f"r determining a
far rental has b"rl prepared by w
burke Harmon. a r"ll estate" r\r"r'. f,~
;hc Nmc-'ca" Tr',>, Tnm?nrr @; \"H
York. Nj Harmon rr",'ods on tn"
,c-v Reasonable" 'A"":y hat tho man
NEo invests IN real estate should haze
4 return "Quai 20 rnnt of III" investor
"a stocks. I"Mts and ulN"y form 60: Toy
SuHal property.
.Nf;cr Er:nG into tho srbjoo, thor
"u"h.'. 10 rcI,! Z III r"u|lUS.on that
l',. r'r' "u my 1"asr - "tf"~ hrt'11. >
.h-u.. l." ,Hou=L 20 give the owner a
- .'iI'" # 4 S E"r con-. besides the
cost Of taxes. repairs. insurance and a
Moderate allowance for depreciation.
This FUNDS liberal enough. In fac. il
IS 4 higher rate thar may reasonably he
expected from other Investments. hut
real estate. Of course, requires more
managerial care than St"oE*.
Any landlord or tenant. then. may
easily Ind out whether lie Is charging
or paying 4 ~rcas"nhhl" rent. by taking
us per cent OF TN" cost Of tho property
and adding 10 this III" cost Of repairs.
:aNcS. insurance an! depreciation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
MODERN LEARNING.

Tea cher--"Jimmlc. when did Colur
bus discover AmcrirH.'
Jimmie. iyn'j hurW. MA I'M. hG'
can toll yor ihr make Of that car
boar coming up the hui, an second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Only two things ar" crtain--doath
and taxes. Except income taxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

RIobhs-Did YOU ever nave a girl ael;
for your hand? Slobbs-Every time
have my nails r.anicured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Fr"ttY good mons socks aro down 70
- cents n pair. Normally Is on the
way n: last.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Is il possible FOR L man?->.dod man 10
absolutely square"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Secretary Tolby's not" 10 the Allies
slap the Jap. Give us zap"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Mr.. ami Mrs. Alfred J. MaClanic =
ani MIR. and Mr.. David Carter. -
tEtrkShurC. are at the llllcigh Hot"i
for inauguration w"eN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

The world IS running on Tho rims
while the chauffeur tries 10 pick out
tho right garage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Mr.. Merton l.. G:bhcns. of r,rh"re,
burg. J. the guest ot friends i'll Wash
.EgtCn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Mortality among prohibition enforce
mont agents Is high. We'll. they're not
compelled TO drink Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

r. W. ever hay" tho misfortune -
lose a cas-" IN tho Su;.r"Ia" .uIrr. ~"
hop" I Will be- by uaaU.mou dc"!sl"n.
Nothing would got our Gout mo-" thor
ouEhIy Than 30 know 'ha' pa Of tho
members Of IN" las: court this lido Of
heaven were certain that W" wrrc r.ch'
and could prov" it 10 II" world con-
rinr'nSly. and Yet for som" mysterious
reason Guild not proven, tn" "th"r FEY
10" from getting n bare majority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Mr.. Harding picked Hughcs and Hoo
F"r Cor his cabinet against tho wishes
OF all politicians. That shows who will
be president. doesn't It"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

BY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Switzerland has turned a dear ca 70
Ro,Sh"Tism Th" Swiss know tla. a
cheese which looks perfectly solid on
the outside MAJ have a million holes
IN II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Congressman Reels ufilr"-.h $50 a
month pension granted 10 Mrs. Mary s.
Mrrgur. OF Alter. starting May %.
1912. and accrued invalid pension due
her late husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

C"NE-ossnrr W~o"Gyaris c:f.""--
Pension award - Mrs. Hannah Wells.
widow Of tho late IitorE" W. Wells. "f
L';Ir;. $50 ii month from december 3.
1890. and accrued invalid pension du-
her deceased husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Commissions as postmastcrs have
h".m ISSUED to Edward T. Lilly. at Tip1-
Ter: William +. Roger, at Brrryburg:
and lanes \. Mc.h!istcr, at Van. Acting
pos'mast"r* have been appointed in the
persons have been appointed IN the p"?-
sons Of Walter &. !tathhon" at Ow!ngs.
and Harvey :. Nelson at Meetings..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Woman may rrU.a"H m"n IN the world
uf work bat whru = -" :" hoh"!nE
the male has u mnuop"'y Huntington
Advertiser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09
DEFIANCE TRIMS
LORRAINE PLAYERS
oillespis's Catch OF coyis's
Drive Features Game Before
1000 Fans.

: Before a crowd estimated close to
1000. Defiance handed Lorraine their
fourth trimming OF the season. TO 9.
in well played game last night that
was featured by series of brilliant
f1eldink.
The game was fast from start to
finish. both pitchers displaying won-
derful form. extra base hits being as
scarce as decreases in rent, Taylor's
vicious double to deep left in the NTH
inning being the only extra base hit.
Gillespie and Brand pulled the field
ing features of the game. Gillespie's
catch of Coyie's drive in the first In
ming being probably the best catch
seen on the local lots this year. Coyle's
drive was a savage belt between Gill
lespie and Walsh. both men starting
for the ball at the crack of the bat.
Gillespie. while still on dead run
his shoestrings. barely avoiding a
headon collision with Walsh. who was
also heading full speed after the ball,
completing one of the catches that
should keep the fireside fans talking
for some time.
Brand came into the lime1ieht when
he pulled down Gillespies savage
hing the brilliant left fielder of a sure
double
Defiance sent their counters across
by doing all their hitting in two in
nings The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
rHE SCREEN.
Matheson Lang Mt the Aldinc.

Some of the best screen acting of
the season is unfolded I'm Carnival,
the current attraction at the Aldine
Theatre, Market at Eighth street,
Matheson Lang, who is seen In the
role OF Silvio Steno, 'sthe great Italian
tragedian," is considered by many
English critics to have stepped into the
shoes of the late Sir Henry Irving as
England's leading actor. Mr.. Iang's
interpretations of Hamlet. Shylock and
Lear have won him high praise. At
present he is appearing at the New
Theatre in London in a production OF
The Wandering Jew" which David
Belasco intends to present in New
York some time in the fall. Mr.. Lang
is co-author with III. c. NJ. Harding of
the stage play Carnival which of
course was the basis for the screen
production. Mr.. Lang appeared in his
stage play and supporting him as
Simonetta. the neglected wife, was
Miss Hilda Bailey. Miss Bailey also
appears in the screen version. She
too, is one of the big favorites in
London in the legitimate drama. In
fact. MFR. Lang in Carnival" is sur
rounded by cast of unusually capable
actors.
Constance Talmadge at the Savoy.
up The Road With Sallie," adapt-
ed from the novel of the same name
by Frances Sterett and presented by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09
BRlTTlNGHAM FANS EIGHTEEN,

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Georgetown. Aug. 9.-The George
town Athletic Club defeated the
strong Frankford team on the latter S
grounds Saturday afternoon. to 4.
Lefty" tHerald) Birmingham. OF
Lewes, who has been signed by the
locals and who last year pitched great
bali for the Greensboro. Md, team
and was offered position with the
Baltimore orioles. struck out Is men.
Every man on the Frankford team.
including two pinch hittcrs, were fan
ned by him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09

LGwA ]. Sclxnick.s with Constance
TalmadRe in tho stellar role. had It's
opening presentation at the Savoy
Theatre yesterday and will be contln-
ued for the balance OF this week. This
photopisy offers the captivating come
dicnne a role In which she can be as
capricious. as vivacious and as lovable
as may be expected from the delight
full Characterization she has shown
on the screen In tho past. In addition.
Daniels and Snub Pollard in "Biiss''
kept the audiences In constant up
roar.
Dangerous Business" at the Parkway.
Dangerous Business with Con-
stance Talmadge as the star. opened
q three-day engagement at the Park
way Theatre, Delaware avenue and
Adams street, yesterday. II is adapted
by John Emerson and Anita Loos
from Madelnine Sharp Buchanan's
story, THE Chessboard." II is direct
ed by william Nelll. The star plays
the role of Nancy Flavell madcap So
ciety girl. who is always falling In
and out of love. She is about to marry
one man. when at the very altar. in
order to escape a distasteful marriage,
she declares she is already married
woman and the wedding is Oft
Louise Lovely Mt the RIalto.
Rialto now shows Louise Lovely in
While the Devil Laughs and the
twelfth episode OF The Son of Tar
zan." Today is the last day for the
presentation. Tomorrow Edith Rob
erts will commence a two-day run in
her picture Thunder Island" This
fascinating little mink has n new role
that Is filed with opportunities for
her ravishing loveliness and genuine
dramatic ability
Irwin Cobb's Story Mt the Queen.
Boys will be Boys" no matter what
their ages. This is Irwin Cobb's belief
and the one that he proves in his
story which forms the background
for win Rogers picture Boys will be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09


Boys" The latter In now playing Mt
the Queen Theatre. Cobb wrote an
original story on the theme and per-
sonally prepared the script for the
screen. His titles are expressive Of the
richness and the wealth OF humor that
80 ovcrflowS In American characters.
The thing that makes the success Of
the story further assured liz win
Rogers conception and deiineation OF
Peep O'Day its happy-Ro-lucky hero.
Rogers Is the ideal Cobb character
Wallace Reid 1T the Arcadia.
The speedometer on Wallace Reld's
automobile explored new regions of
velocity while the star was making his
new picture Too Much Speed" Just
how much speed II did discover will
be disclosed at the Arcadia this week
while the picture Is on exhibition.
"Wally' Is at home at the wheel. He
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09

knows how to step on the gas and
step on II hard. Hs can skirt the edge
of corner practicnlly without slack
ing his speed. In other words he is1
Just Il. adept IN driving an automobile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09

AZ he IL IN acting. He combines both
to make the new picture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09
Foreign Wars Convention.

Al g meeting of the jacob Ferdi-
nnnd Speer Port. No. 6ig, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, in the old City Han
on August 10, two delegates Will br
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09

Call 1900 IT reaches every ad taker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09

elected 10 attend the reunion ~ IN
national organization ~ Detroit
Mich. from september "a TO -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09
Score BY InNlngs

| ASFatAtite " v y " " ~
Lorraine ...s... 0 q 1 o o o.
Summary: Two-hase hit. Taylor
earned runs. Defiance. 4 base on balls
on Bell. 3. struck out. by Bell G To-
bin. 3; hit by pitcher. Gerstenberg
stolen bases. Shields, Brand. Mnsten I;
umpires. Wingate and Reeder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09

ry .n Every evening wan, Aav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09
Irwin Cobb's story at the Queen.

Boys will be Boys" no matter what
their ages. This is Irwin Cobb's belief
and the one that he proves in his
story which forms the background
for win Rogers picture Boys will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11

How much are you making, Yes.
YOti Is IL three dollars and fifty
cents a day or IL ~ five dollars.
SIX dollars. seven dollars. ten dollars
or fifteen dollars Are you satisfied
with III or do you continually
grumbl~--withoutd doing anything to
make IL more7 But maybe this isn't
your fault Maybe you don't know
Lots Of people are that way NIL
Hons OF them. Yes. rniiiionsi And they're
not 20 blame either. They'd do more.
they'd earn more. II they only KNEW
How-rixht down IN their hearts they're
willing enough They're Just as anxious
and ambitious. and thrifty. and hopeful.
and earnest as they can be Only they
lust don't seem to understand thu knacs
Of making more wages
The reason you know IL can b done--
your proof that YOU can do It's simply
the fact that OTHERS are doing ~ Did
vcsi ever stop 20 think Of thatf what
rsrht have you 20 believe that you
can't 10 what OTHERS can do what
rirh, have you 70 continually oslit'is your
own ability in your own mind7 Maybe
you've been doing this for years, uncou-
sctousiy or otherwirs. Maybe you've been
the euiprit who's robbed you out Of the
bigger wages you could have earned
these many years. It's Just like fellow
pIisertnr from himself. day after day.
Nov. the whole thing depends upon a
fellows ENERGY. His energy Of mind
and body. Yes. your energy r. the secret
Of u all Your energy Ia the factor that
decides whether you will always earn or
binary wages per day or two or three or
ten times that amount per day. what
10 Energy" you say What IL the thing
really Tou KIN what tho word
means. you have often heard II mention
ed. even heard ~ explained by high
sounding talk. perhaps But even now
maybe you haven't figured out What I'm
cry really consists of--and why. It's
the whole foundation upon which rests
every mans individual destiny.
That thing called your energy II just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
AW0NDERfUl way TO GUARD
AGAINST failure and WANT!
How-How Do They Do II. It's Easy Enough to Talk
About II but the Thing Is-To Do II

like one Of these dummy engine. you've
seen hots,inx loads Of freight to the deck
Of . steamer. The energy !. fit,is on.
gins In the body istiis engine with big
power IT'S THE THING THAT HOtsTH
YoU JUST AZ HiOu As YOU WANT TO
90 IN LIFE.
WILTON, this Engine Of Energy you can
never earn what you are entitled to. fou
may think you can. but you cannot. And
In the end you will fait You viii fail a.
surs a you live. No sick man ever
makes much OF . success IN llfe And
most stick men don't realize how stick they
are They are the great semi siek ma
jorfty. They 60 aloag from day to day
with a number Of petty ailments that pes
ter them and impede their progress In
life.
There are thousands OF women IN ths
sans condition Many OF these ere
bright. Intelligent, ambitious people who
have ali the necessary determination to
GO ahead. who have loads Of ability. but
who lack the necessary physical back
ground--ths strength. tho ensrry. the vi
tality.
Many Of these peopis are realizing
what ~ II that has HELD THEM DOWN
and many OF them have been lucky
enough TO stumble across the big truth
that u IL MORE IRON THEY NEED IN
THEIR BLOOD. organic iron-such as 10
found In Nuxated Iron.
There 10 big reason why millions
have taken Surstsd Iron. This hix r.s-
son deserves your serious thought as you
read this article. This big reason 10 tina,
real organic iron II the Great Magician
that helps Transform weak. wtshy washy.
anemlc people into vifile human beings Of
dynamic force-peopis who go after the
things they want In life because they
have the Test and Zip to DO n. SUxAT.
ED IRON II composed Of real organic
iron and not metallic or mineral iron.
You want more pEPi Buy a package OF
Nurated Iron today. Bold only IN tablet
form, with the initials ~. T." on each
tablet ny all druggists in tablet form
only .--kdvertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
MISS BOTTOMS
ANKLE winner
Adiudged Prettiest: Mayor
Casts Deciding Vote

Marjorie Bolton. n fashion model,
wins the 500 cash prize aA tho pos.
SCISSOR OF tho most amazing pair az
ankles displayed AZ las, weeks auto
show
Five girls ran the final heat of the
contest Saturday night Ella Thomp
son crowded Miss Bolton closely for
final honors. Mayor Caldwell finally
tossing his vote TO tho latter when
there seemed danger OF deadlock.
Lillian Jenkins. Annette Hatla.
baugh and Mevo Smith. winners Of
three preliminary contests. were de
feated In the finals.
Police chief Soaring ana Lieut..
Gov coylc. who wers TO have Judged
the final contest. failed 10 appear.
Tho judges were Mayor Caldwell.
pr. III. l.. Moon. w. w. Connor.
George W. Allen and J. J. Cameron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
War Veteran Dies
After Car Hits Him

Because Of tho dcarth OF witnesses.
IL will be difficult 10 hold an inquest
into the death 81 Alton n. Burke. ~.
overseas veteran and mechanical in.
structor AZ the Y. ". e. A.. who was
killed b. street car Saturday. coro.
n.r w. n. Corson said Monday.
John Mccullough. motorman Of
the one man Green Lake car. IL the
only known witness. The accident
occurred at westiakc ave. and Caller
st. at 1910 p. m. Burke died In
Providence hospital at ai0 .. m. lie
lived with his wife Mt tos Wall ~.
He had charge OF a naval airplane
repair shop in France during the
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11

WASHINGTON. April ff.-Donai
o'Cailaghan. lord mayor Of Cork.
who arrived In Newport News In Jan.
uary as n siowaway and without a
passport. must leav. the country.
Secretary OF Labor Davis made this
clear today in a formal statement
", announced that Secretary u
State Hughes had denied the plea OF
o'Caiiaghan 10 be allowed political
asylum In the United states.
o'Caiiaghan's status IL that OF an
alien seaman. Davis showed. who was
allowed 10 land only temporarily
Willis searching for n berth TO re-
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
Jap Seaman IL Shot
in Prohibition Raid

JACKSONVILLE. ria. April Ii
ono japanese seaman lies wounded
in hospital here today and i, cases
OF oontraband whisky are In govern.
ment poasession following a raid by
dry agents on tho japanese steamer
Erie Maru.
when the raiders boarded tn. vcs.
sci. II IL said. shot was fired n,
them by n mofnbcr OF the crew. They
returned the fire. woundins the sea.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
Children's Week
Starts on April "a

with its underlying motive the re.
ligious education OF the little folks.
tho seven days beginning April "a
have been designated chIidrcns
week. The Seattle Graded Union Of
Sunday School Workers is In charge
OF the celebration for the week. un.
der tho leadership OF Mrs. j. +.
Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
Hotel Clerk Found
Unconscious, Alley

Found lying In the alley between
Second and Third ayes. just off Pike
st. unconscious. early Sunday. J. T..
Mullen. so. who claims TO be a clerk
In tho Hotel Washington Annex. was
brought 10 the city hospital. A gun
was lying beside him. He said he
had been hit over the head After
being attended at tho hospital. he
was taken to his home. 32i Broad
way ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
Four Drove When
Drunk, Is Charge

Four men. drivers OF different au.
tos. were charged Monday with driv.
ing ~hllo drunk.
Barney Durham. al. engineer,
David l.. Wood. -. clerk: c. W. Lu.
non. IS. and John Materioll. 20. gro
Ger. are tho four accused.