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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
MANY CHANGES WILL
Be MADE IN HOUSE
TAXATION MEASURE

Washington AuE lS.-Many amcno-
n.nts 10 th" Republican taN hiil VIII
he offered on behalf Of tho maJot'!
members Of the WAYS and means CON"
r,ittre before tho house takes ma!
vot. on the measure late Salurda!
Several changes were agreed upon To-
day hy the Republican committeeman
and UPWARDS Of half hundred othcrs
will he considered carly tomorrow Do
FOR. tho bill g taken up N me mousse
for amendment.
One change voted today by the com
nittre was elimination al INC Fr"PoHco
annual license tax Of so on Nendcrs NJ
sof, drinks. Under another aitcrA'""
Individual TAXPAYERS would pay I-'r per
cent on profits from the SAFE or capiIAI
assets. Il such Nroht& and tnc 'ahpa!-
er's ne; normal income eHcceord s-''vo".
Under the hsll before n" house inc!
WOULD he required :" pay 10 per cent o''
the excess o. ~ sto.O"h.
!, also w.s decided tentatively 10
exempt from taxation III" government
allowances received by Veterans OF the
civil and Spanish American wars or
,hcir hcrehriar:rs as we'll rs those re-
viewed by individuals under the war
rtsk and Nora,.onai rehabilitation acts
Other amendments known TO be under
cons Iteration wo9id exempt nanufac-
turcrs Of toNth paste and powder from
the tax on toilet preparations. ana
would define as foreign trade corpora
lions business organizations which de-
rive 80 per cen; Of their inrom" from
sources vithnu: the United states IN"
figure in the b,ll Is 50 rer cent This
class Of income would not b" taIah.".
There is movement before the com
m tic" tc propose creation Of Specia!
commission to devise some form OF plan
h, which incomes derii Cd from tax
exempt securities can p" taxed.
General debate on 'hc taA bills ended
tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
MOONSHINE VILLAGE
IN GEORGIA SWAMP
DESTROYED IN RAID

Savannah Ga, Aug. IA nsoon14iaA
village, located on a canal bank. dep
in swamp along the Ogeeehs ffv1R.
was destroyed by prohibition ofnesrS
Inhabitants Of the village ned into TIE
swamp The village had evsry appSPS-
anre OF having been in existence for ~
least year the raiders said. 800.
Ten big stills were In operation 1saS
the canal banks. There were I'll IN,
mcn,e-s. L5oo gallons OF beer" maas Of
blackstrap and meal. siHty-hve fve Ana
ten gallon kegs OF vhiskey. All Of no
paraphernalia was destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
NORTHERN WEST VIRGINIA COAL OPERATORS
FOR WAGE REDUCTION; MAY BREAKW1THU.M,W,

quoted as declaring himself for Wcs,
Virginia. first. last and always. and this
has been interpreted 10 mean that he
will look after its interest a; the com
ing convention and conference BY rca-
son Of the fedora courts injunction
there can be no negotiation a, the pres
cnt ;!mo between n" union and the
operators IN IN" Crn;ra. competitive
tirld. Nor Is rhr cr1,ra conpet titivH
field in the position IN feel keen low
nr'ced competition which faces north
ern West Virginia today The presra;-
dav problems Of tGc NO districts arc
distinctly separate. although they may
ne Identical Mt the time wag" neGn:ta
t;n-s arc ore1ed for r"N' S3- ag's agree
rtn', and definite action may he :akcn
by The operators prior % nat Tine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
Railroads Must Share
the Economic Burden

Washington. Aug. ls.--Eaiiroads mus;
,hare with the farmers and others the
burden Of tne present economic stu
ulon ey reducing freight rates secre-
a-v wallace said today before the In
N-s,air Co-m"rce Commission. which
. .lrysstiEa'inS rates on grain and hay.
High frciSh. rates practically have
rocpe4 production. the secretary SAID.
.dG:nS tna, II ire present situation con-
inu-d production from he farm. would
,r reduced materially.
Many young farmers purchasinS land
high prices during ,ime OF aonorma. .
rr,crS were rorccloSed when the de-
.rassrd came. the witness pointed out
a.s;n- = situation which should be a
,s,.Nr o. puol!r concern. because OF
cdlred production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
To||-Taker Shoots At
Banker Who Didn't Stop

steuhenYille. o.. Aug. 1s.-Locai au-
'rn-iitrS "r" today investigating
shooting affair on the Market street
hriGe" late last night when 1t IS allee-
ed that Ray Bell. night toll taker. shot
u,s times with a revolver at William
Stewart local banker. Stewart was
crossing the bridge in an nuto ana
tossed his ticket to Bell and kent o4
going, Bell il is alleged. was OF the
opinion that Stewart should have stop
ned to hand over his ticket. and whip
ping out his gun hrcd at the auto UNI
Stewart stopped and returned to mo
toll house. No arrests have as yer
heen made, owing 10 indecision as 10
local jurisdiction In III" cas"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
Wood County Murderer
Gets Writ Of Error;
Hanging Postponed

Charleston. W. Va. Aug. ls.-GeorSc
Price, convicted Of first degree murder
in Wood county. and sentenced m cir
cult court there 70 be hanged. was
granted . writ Of error today by the
state supreme court.
Price Is In the state penitentlary at
Moundsvillc. He was sentenced to die
September 30, but as q result OF the
action today OF the court OF appeals his
execution will be delayed until after
tho January term Of the supreme court,
a, least. il was stated by william x.
Matthews, clerk OF the supreme court
when ne forwarded payers In the cas-"
to &. NJ. Hanna. and T. A. Brown. at
,orneys for Price. wSo was convicted
Of the murder Of Charles Mcdonald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
i. 6. REVENUE CUTTERS WILL
FIRE ON THE LIQUOR RUNNERS

Detroit, Aus. "a. The United States
revenue cutter SorrIl anchored on
Ecorse in the Detroit river today pro
pared 10 hrr mon amy river rrar' tha :
fails To auswc! Chal'Cngc. TIE stcp
was taken hr the gOvCrnmen, in N
effort to stop the flow of l'1uor from
Canada 70 tho United States according
70 Captain Henry G.. Fisher. comma rder
cr :he cutter.
Machine Eunners were At their pos 9
aboard the vessel when she dropped
anchor and The announcement was made
those guns would be trained upon any
craft refusing 70 stop for investiSa tion
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Eairmont ". Va Aug. lS.-ln dis-
cussing conditions in northern Wes;
Virginia today George 5. Brackett, sec
re,arv OF the Northern West Virginia
CoaI Operators association. made the
.onor snS statement:
Northern West virginia Is forced BY
circumstances beyond It's control and for
business reasons 10 declare>itselt abso-
iutely In favor OF wage reductions aulil-
c'ent - meet the low priced Compett-
,;on 90 surrounding ron-uninn heldS.
The region Is suffering more keenly as
,he sea son progresses from loss OF
it's old business % competing fields. The
coal operators have no cthcT position
vo.ch hey can TAX" 10 better 'hcir huSi-
ness interests. Mr.. keensy has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
Sues For $4,000 Damages
To Wooden-Legged Horse

Hammond. Ind. Aug 1S-Jacob Dia-
rrond a peddler. today filed suit IN suPe-
rior court scr 31n.nn9 damages against
an .utomonIle driver wro ran into DIa-
mond > thrcc-!eSged horse and broke
rs wooden leg Tho suit alleges the
anlrrGl VAS bruised and humiliated'
10 that extent.
T?~ norxc. which has worn the
wooden leg for Ave years. has had p
troubled career. On one occasion the
leg caught fire and the flre department
was called 20 e1t!nSutsh II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
Bic 5 DEMAND
To CANCEL RAIL
GUT IS REFUSED
DECISION FOLLOWED
TWO DAY CONFERENCE
Western Roads Say Workers
Must Share In Restora-
ton Of Normalcy.

Chicago, Aug. lS.--DcmandS Of the
Pig Five" railway brotherhoods 10
wipe out the recent wage cut with
draw all further requests for wage
decreases and cancel all demands for
elimination o. time and ore.hah for
overtime in train and yard service
were refused today by the western
railroads on the ground that these
demands disregarded the public's in
terest in economical operation and
resultant lower freight and passen-
ger rates.
The decision followed a two day
conference between the executives
OF the brotherhoods and committee
representing the western carriers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
No Decision on Irish
Peace Problem Before
First Of Next Week

Dublin, Aug. 1S.-AlthouGh tie mem
hers Of the Irish republican parliament
deuberated at Mansion house for three
hours this morning and came together
again for three hours tonight. there was
no discussion OF the attitude TO be
adopted toward the peace proposals, and
the announcement made when the even
,ng's session was concluded indicates
that no decision relative to peace ca
he looked FOR before Monday.
There will be no sittinss Of the Dali
E,reann on Friday and Saturday. the
ornc,al announcement said. the time be-
Irr devoted to meetings OF sub-eom-
mittees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
AGREEMENT REJECTED

81. Louis. Aug. lS-Onlcla!s ot the
Building Trades CounCI! which has a
mc'"hcrshlp "( 1000. toia, ammo unccd
,hey had rejected an agreement lrawn
ur ny the master builders to adjust all
wage disputes by arbitration. and de-
signed to prevent strikes and lockouts.
Tho chief objection To thc agreement Il
was explained was clause permitting
the employment Of non-uniou men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
SENATE FINANCE COM M|TTEE VOTES TO =: "
EXTEND LIFE OF PRESENT DYE EMBARGO

niie. would exempt from the 80 ~
cent tariff voted by the house AL sOe0
stocks purchased prior to August IL
One group OF witnesses, seeking uh4'
amendment. said their purchaSAS -
tailed ;6.ooo.ooo. but gave NO so4mAlS
CT what shipments awaited eaSOo
space. =
Representatives Of the American
Farm Bureau Federation appeared Be-;
fore the committee and urged eliminA.-
.:or Of tho house tariff on amntontx
sulnhate NJ tlc ton. m. committee
viii begin hearings tomorrow on tS1
sartheuwar. and glassware schedui2 !,
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Washington. n c." Aug. lS.-The
senate finance committee completed
hearings today on the chemical schedule
~ tho permanent tariff bill, amended
tho house bill provision Nr an import
duty on re-imported war supplies sold
nv This government to France. and de-
cided 10 press for passage the house
resolution extending tho life Of the dye
embargo in the emergency tariff net,
Without urging It's own amendments
70 ron,inun ;hc entire emergency law
g. January :
Tho amendment affecting war sup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
DENIED BIZ CRE8SoN

Omaha, Nsb Aug. 1S..-rolone, c. E.
Crcsson. Of Fort Crook. Nebraska. who
prosecuted Grover Cleveland BerEdon
draft cvader. commenting today nn re
port from Washington that he had been
charged with conspiracy in connection
with RerSdou'S escape. said that he
knew nothing OF tho escape until after
Rergdcll had gotten away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
.DEEP-SEATED CAUSES LED UP
TO HATFIELD CHAMBERS CASE
BOTH WERE K1oA3D1D ~ -
cIAL CHA1P10NS AID 10 -
TEOTo1s or UNION "1
Were not "0unInsn" or ~1AA - -
Had Incurred 1nmit5 Of 8a1AVne
Hslts Men -.
BY DWIGHT II. r1TK1

Welch. W. Va, Aug. 1s.-ThS u1A1e>
living causes leading up to the mnfd0
of Sid HATFIELD and Ed Chambers Sf9
decp-seatcd and are worthy OF spocle%
notice and particular comment To gst
A; these causes. something Of the PEI.
sonal character OF Hatfield and Cha0.
bers should be known. -.
Sid Hatfield was a likeable sort OF Q
fellow living at Matewan unknowA
until the 18th Of May. 1920, when the
Battle Of Aatewan" occurred He Wa1
chief Of police at that little village &C
the time. and participated In the bA4.
TO-" What part he took has never bSen
determined. but suffice II to say ha
emerged from the contest with tho repu-
tation Of being ono OF tho leaders -.
this tragedy. Probably it Wa because
his name was Hatfield that he vas
given the credit for leadership, or prob
ably il was because OF his Official -
stion. However it may be- he became
one OF the most prominent figures on
Tug river. and soon began TO be referfso
to in newspaper articles as "Smihn H
Hatfield. tho two-gun man OF AAeo-
wan"
Sid HATFIELD has been made . hero.
martyr and a character for the younH
men to pattern after: he has been maAS
a sort OF demi-god by the Aingo ctN.
zens in and around Matevan. His haze
has been made more brilliant and ht4
soul is given credit for soaring alS&e
in the ncboulous rapors surroundMe
highest pinnacle in tn" most ipAccs0o-
able section OF the "hdnpy hunttng
grounds" I'D Chambers IL looked up0a
in tho same light, and his name Is hal
lowed as is that OF Joan dare N
no Il.
friends Of the miners and champions
of the weak and oppresssd
Gained . HspuaAtna. =;
Sid Hatfield, as chief Of police Of
Matewan and later as constable OF
Magnolia district, had achieved suck -
place Of prominence in the minds ~
the Matevan citizens that they came -
look upon him as their only prctenhee
and their veritable champion He WAS
not a leader Of the Hatfield clan In
Mingo. as some OF the moro Jealous
journalists would have him. but he EA3
the starter" That is, Sid Hatfield HDN
always one Of the first. II not the hfkt
one to become embroiled in any trouble
which came UP tniAGtewan. and he ySS.
Ably seconded by his Lieutenant"
Ed Chambers. They wsrc looked upon
as tho foremost public characters in
the town. By this Is meant they Wsss
the ones to whom any and every person
looked to when trouble began they
were always at the point whore tho
trouble generally started, and they were
the prototype Of what the average
Mings citizen would like to be connd-
ered-that is. brave. fast with = sun.
sure shots and justinably reckless. rhsy
were the synonym Of all that vas fast
dare-deyiIish and fearless. They Wsrs
the friends and protectors Of the miners
and the enemies Of the Raldwin-FSltS
detectives.
Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers. 6at'
more particularly Sid Hatfield. had
achieved a reputation along Tug rfvsf
that was enviable and at the same dms
" 80.
(Continued on PAES 1ou19
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
SHIP SINKS; CREW SAVED

Mobile. Ala. Aug. 18th" coal laden
schooner Planter. Philadelphia To Mo-
bile. went down thirty miles m Key
West during q gal" Monday accord
ing 10 a report ~ the oW1e- from her
master The captain and crew roo. 20
Tire life boats and made Key Wesr
safely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
THE WEATHER

wsss VirStn1s-FAr Friday; Sstur-
lay partly cloudy. not much change In
semperaturs.
western PsnnsylvAnlA-RAr with
lowty rising temperature Friday; Sat
a-lay partly cloudy and warmer, prob
ny showers neE-h portion
ohin-.ratr and shghtly warmer rrt-
~; SAt7-iAy Ssrtiy cloudy, probably
"A, eourivr sh7~-rs wrst And north
.nr1nnnA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
CANADIAN SHIP
To THE BOTTOM

QUEBEC Aug. lS.--The Canadian gov
ernnrnt freight steamship Canadian
E"r-u:t VAS sunk IN Stone Pillars
at the Traverse in collision tonight
u.:h the sea mSnIp MaSknonge OF the
Dom MON C";,i corn no n"'S service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
REED DENOUNCES
WHEELER, DRY"
: AGEN 7.
SENATOR ASHURST
IN COMMITTEE BOLT
Wrecking Of the Sterlin g
Amendment Declared Ger
! tain By Senate S Course.

Washington. Aug. 1s.-The Stanley
amendment TO the anti-heer bill--de-
signed 10 safeguard through heavy pen
alties q mans home and property from
illegal search FOR liquor-was regarded
tonight as the stumbling block in tho
uav o. The mea su-e's hnal enactment
prior 10 the recess next week OF con-
greSS.
The fight over this provision OF the
bill. adopted unanimously by tho SEN
ate. broke unexpectedly in the senate to
day. and prohibition leaders declared IT
was more than likely all beer legislation
would go over until fall. with the pos
sibility that the treas sury department
meanwhile might issue res0la atoms
under which beer could be manufactured
and prescribed for the sick.
would LegaNxe "Home Brew"
Because OF the evident intention" Of
senate conferecs 10 destroy the effect Of
tie Stanley amendment. Senator Ashurst
Democrat Arizona. "bolteG' the confer
encc. announcing that ne would take no
par, therein nor sign any report. unless
the amendment was retained precisely
as originally written. Senator AShurst
tod tho senate the effect OF tho house
substitute would leSalize homo manu-
farture 81 beer and liquor.
AZ the end ot an all day wrangle In
conference and in the senate. according
~ leaders,. the whole course OF the pro-
posed ant!-hcer legislation hinged up-
on hope Of agreement by senate and
house mana gers. While Senator Sterling
Republican, South Dakota. chairman OF
the conference. declined to indicate how
the members stood. the result Of tho
days deliberations was sa'd 10 have
lp~ ~ ND
mont from the shape IN which II re-
ceived a unanimous vote.
House managers were said 10 have
agreed TO leave II intact 30 far as II re-
lated specifically to the searching OF 4
homo on a warrant obta med under the
general law. with a demand that severe
penalties. put there az n means OF pro-
tectinS the home. he sharply cut.
Nay LsgnhEs Bssr
So pronounced VAS the opposition OF
house prohibition leaders 20 tho Stanley
amend uscnt that they Indicated private
" a Willingness TO let the beer reguln-
tions be issued rAtherstiaN accept II as
drawn.
The reported presence er Wayne r.
Wheeler. general counsel for tho ARG
saloon league, at the discussions oe-
tween senate and house eonferecS. which
always arc secret was denounced on the
moor Of the senate by Senator Reed. Dem
oerat Missouri. as urwarrarted and un-
mitiEated insolence. Both Senator Sterl
Ing md Mr. Wheeler denied that the lat
/. ter had participated.
After the Reed attack. Mr. Wheeler
issued o statement attacking the SEN
sat!on. which tF latter obtained and
read 10 the senate This provoked an
other furry. Senator Reed and others in
dignantly denying that any h,iouster
had been attempted by the senate 10 de-
lay passage OF the bin. Senator Reed
decla rcd that when ,he league attorney
charged hlousterirE h" knew III was a
deliberate. wiiful and premediated false
hood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19
Senator Reeds Charge
Against Dry Leader

Washington. Aug. 1t.---Thc presence
Of Wayne r. Wheeler. general counsel
OF the anti-saloon league, at meeting
(contanusd on PAEs Nins.)
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FAKE PR0BERS
Of MURDER To
GET THE BOOT

Chicago. Aug. lS.-Amatrur inNNs'!-
gators OF the KENNEDY -Obcncha n
case in Evanston will De "$hooed out o.
town" according 10 th'et OF Police
Ieggett. who says every nut ;"r
miles around Is digging into IN" past
lives Of the Los Angeles murder mNs'
terry principals.
The chief is particularly Interested
in Harry lawrence" who appeared In
Evanston yesterday. with inc ann"unc"-
men, tha, hs was tbr representative o.
Distric; Attorney Woolwine. ": los
Angeles Accompanied by an escort o.
reporters, Lawrence interyie W"d Soy.
eral persons who were reported /" haN"
said they saw Burch carrying gun
when ne left for the west.
After his interviews he announced 70
accompanying reporters that .Burch ana
Mrs Obenchaiu are innocent. | nave
evidence another woman killed Ken
ncdy" Some press associations carried
thu story. Today DEPUTY District Attor'
ney Eeyes AZ los Angeles. denied MS
office had ever heard OF "iAwrcnce.
Fully fifteen seif-aprsointed inrcs;iEa'
tors have called or Evanston families
and gained ndmittancn to their homes
to question them about college days or
Mrs. Ohenchain and Rurch. Chiet Leg
Eett said.
Los Angeles Aug. tS-InvcstlEat tors
:or the prosecution of Mrs. hada!Enne
Obenchain and Arthur G. Burch. Jointly
indicted IN connection With the Sla%InS
! August OF y. Relton Kennedy. brok"r
we're viewing with interest today the
pu bltshcd statement OF Ralph r. chen-
chain. divorced husband of the young
! woman defendant. that he had uncover
cd evidence that probably would )a''
another man within fiN" days and re-
, sult II, the" freeing of both prhoi'r>
They declined 20 comment, but indt-
Gated they were continuing with ~" r
work, which il is understood. rcNolNe>
around the past relations of tho two
PRINCIPALS in the ca 80 and their oonne"-
tion with the dead man and the pas,
relations OF KENNEDY mad Mrs. Ohcn-
chain.
The activity NJ the defense was FUR
thor manifested late yestc-day. Il was
learned. when An expected witness for
Mrs. OhenChain arrived here from Hon
olulu. In answer to Il cahlcEram iron,
Mra Obeuchain. The woman 10 Mrs.
frank Demond. Mrs. OHnchan's friend
who. IL is said. was with her rN to 4
few daHS lore th' Staying OF the
broker II was indicated b! "mEsc'
that she right throw light "n III" nr'S-
oners >uppo; I'd love affair with Ken
nedy.
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Sensational Liquor Row i'm Senate
ALEXANDER ILL.,;
UNABLE TO TAKE
THE SERBIAN THRONE

Paris, Aug. lS.-Princc Regent Alex
ander Of Jugo-Slav!a. son or the lat"
King Peter of Serbia, Is dangerously III
OF appendicitis and IS incognito In
Paris instead Of being about 10 enter
Belgrade. as dispatches from that city
have rcp,rt"d. The progress is favor
able, however.
1t is officially announced he would be
unable TO attend the funeral or his
father in belgrade
Washington. NTc. IS \ E"'rr"""
message today TO the Serbian legation
said prince AicAI1ur-. at Ir""' a.,
raris was suffering from an attack OF
Appendicitis and would not he anl" TO
attend the funcral of his late father'
King Peter. at Belgrade or 'ahe up MS
duties as king Immediately
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-19

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State of West Virginia.
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(oontinued on PAEs 1ou1S
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-15
DIED

NEFF-In Montvile, Oct 13. 1921, rank D. Neff, aged 25 years. ELDREDGE-At Wilmington Hill sud- denly, Oct. IA, 1921. Ida Allen wife of Clarence Eldredge. AIINAHAN-In Willimantic, Oct. 14, 1921, Mrs. Bridget Minahan. FARNSWORTH-In Willimantic, Oct 14, 1921, William Farnsworth, aged so years, formerly of Stafford Springs. BURROWS-In Mohegan, Oct 12, 1921, Frank Gallup Burrows, aged 55 years. Funeral at his late home, Mohegan Hill place, Montville. Saturday afternoon Got 15. at o'clock. Burial in Cedar Grove cemetery. New London. HOPKINs-In Danielson, Oct. II. 1921 Marcella Cook, wife of Timothy E. Hopkins.
 Funeral services at her residence Mon day, Oct. II. at D. m. Please omit flowers.
 HARGRAyEs-In Danielson, Oct. 13, 1921, Louise Hargrayes daughter of NIT. and Mrs. Harry B. Hargraves. aged , years.
 street, Sunday at D. m. ELDREDGE-At Wilmington Hill, Fri day, Oct. 14. 1921. Mrs. Ida Allen Eldredge, wife of Clarence Eldredge. Funeral services at the home of Edwin Eldredge, Wilmington Hill, Monday, Oct. 1T, at 1 o'clock. FITZGERALD-In Norwich, Oct. IA, 1921, Helen Mccarthy, wife of Richard Fitzgerald
 Funeral at her late home, 129 Cliff street, Monday morning at S.15. Solemn high mass in St. Marys church at o'clock.