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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14
PERJURY CHARGED
IN ARBUCKLE CASE
District Attorney Says Show
Girl Changed Testimony.
POSSIBLE INDICTMENT HELD
Grand Jury Takes Recess to Give
Officials Time to Probe the case
Further.

~ E"''N WI
Officials Time to Probe the Case
Further.
San Francisco. Sept IA statement
EXPRESSING conviction thai perjury mad
been committed by oil" OF the chief
NfrinSse> for the prosecution at the
gralnl jury investigation of the death
of Mss Virginia Rappe. film actress,
for whose alleged murder Roscoe Fat
~ Arhurklc is under arrest. was is
sued 10y District Attorney MauheW
Brady.
Til" statement came shortly afleI
the grand jury had concluded five
near consideration of the case and "d-
iournrd without voting an Indictment.
District Attorney Brady also charged
thai he believed undue iniiu"hc" anc
pressure. of Il sinister character has
been brought 10 bear" upon certain
witnesses. Whether or mol Hn arrest
would he made i'll connection with hi"
charge of perjury, he said. would de
pend on further dvvyI"ln :rt't~,
IL his statement, h:~!r.''. Attorney
rad. charged lhal Ms, ; Provost,
-. hIu.Wn Hs Ney '!rr"'.. i;;td chang
q l.,.. testimony before the grand jury
r., oFs;,; She had :.iNth previously 10
tiIn g. zee ami officials of In" district
!1iur,i~y'>. cIlicr that Miss Rappe had
toll her ArhuchIp had caused her in
iHi'i,>. II was reported Miss Pyvron
refused Ia <;gn statement that Miss
Recipe hail told her this. and later, it
was said. she denied that 81" had ever
made The assertion concerning Miss
HupI,,, Brady said
District Attorney Brady also charged
i'll his statement that Miss Alice Blake,
another prosecution Nitue:,s. WAS miss
ing. His statement follows:
we have sent Miss PIvrom home
under surveillance. The Girl changed
her story completely before the grand
~ Whether or not We shall arrest
'.t' ;i::H charge her with perjury will
depend on further developments. | an
convinced. however. that perjury has
been committed by her.
Il am convinced that undue intlu-
ence aud pressure OF a sinister charac-
ter has been brought To bear on her
and other witnesses. one of Wh"n
Alice Blake. has mysterinusiy diSHp-
l.c..r. i: rom her home in Berkeley. We
have been unable to find her
In spite of these efforts l." thWart
the ends, Of justice the StiGation
will proceed and Ii" effort vii! iN' spar
ed 10 bring the guilty ones I" their
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14
MIGHT BE HIS CHANCE

The college graduate" said
President Hibben of Princeton at
tea-'the college graduate sets out
from college to conquer the world.
Yes, he sets out with a very big opin
ion of himself, but he soon get TAX
en- down.
"A college graduate, the day af
ter commencement, staggered into
a bank and asked to see the presi=-
dent. He was told to wait in an
anteroom, where a small boy was
chewing gum.
Boy he said, after a bit, do
you know if there's an opening in
the bank for a college graduate?'
The boy, chewing grimly, an
swered:
- 'Dere will We if dey don't slip de
extra fve-spot wot I'm asking fur in
me next pay envelope, see?'
Use Devoe Paint for your Fall
Painting. Herbert Hearn HdWe.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14
The Source Of Motor Trouble
is not Always Under the Hood

veloping motor fuel which is
not only properly balanced,
but is the same day after day
-to n last ounce-wherever
H. . ' ..~72over you buy it. 1t
starts he motor in a hurry,
burns u, cieanly, and delivers
exceptional pulling power.
We have never claimed merits
for o;r products which you
could moi prove for yourself.
WcTccoDsmend that you get
thankful Of "Standard" Motor
Gasoline ard give it thorough
trial. You will quicll y note the
Advantages of a completely
balanced gasoline.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14

. Use Devoe Paint for your Fall
Painting. Herbert Hearn Hdwe.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14

The Ladies Aid Society of Brook
view. NJ. P. Church will hold an oys-
ter supper at Shiloh Camp ground,
Wednesday, September 18th, 1921.
Oysters will be served in any style
and any other food that comprised
delicious meal, also ice cream, cake.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14
Will Sell Himself For $1,000 a Year

WITT SGT TTFTTs0TT Vt WV q WIT
Chicago. Sept. 14.-Syd Carl<ten, q
student at the University of Illinois.
ptrered To sell himself for one year
tor 5000 to any one who advances
him the money to complete his college
course this year. He said he would
sell his services for any purpose and
would try to do anything offered.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14
You'll enjoy the
sport Of rolling
EN- with P. A.!

LIRST thing you do next
/ go get some makin's
papers and some Prince
Albert tobacco and puff away
on q home made cigarette
that will hit on all your
smoke cylinders!
No use sitting-by and say
ing maybe you'll cash this
bunch to~orrow. Do it while
the going ) good, for man-o-
man, you can't figure out
whatyou're passing by! Such
flavor, such GOODNESS, such
more-ish-ness-well, the only
way to get the words en-
phatic enough is to go to it
and know yourself!
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14

And, besides Prince
Albert's delightful flavor,
there's its freedom from bite
and parch which is cut out by
our exclusive patented proc
ess! Certainly-you smoke
P. A. from sun up till you
slip between the sheets with
out comeback.
Prince Albert is the tobac-
CO that revolutionized pipe
smoking. If you never could
smoke a pipe - forget it!
You can-AND YOU WILL
If you use Prince Albert
for packing! It's a smoke
revelation in a jimmy pipe
or a cigarette!
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14

candy and cigars will be for sale.
Come and join the crowd for good
time. We need your patronage and
will do our best TO equal the suppers
we have given in the past Tickets:
Adults. so cents; Children under >
years. IS cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
Us = -lrdF w irNET M me T'T''V II
ar. n. genera, fka'"res:
A, 10 ,nG of January ui~t,- ,fo-
WESTERN TENNIS STARS
INVADE EAST THIS WEEK
Attempt wul Be Made IN Cop Both Men
and wouen's Champion-htp-
This Season.

A. eastern i~"as'o'. ~ |a.'"r'lh 81
s'r.r,crI - ..,, 'N -" r;"r> anc
s,.~.sn.~ HA.'.rs, ..hnrp nshI7s. b.E'rs
49,, .,.a> v''r n. departure tr'7n TIE
.iac,f.,, coaS' . I, ~" ~ the -'"S; ian
Gus h.ars IVA, s:.'- Gains. N-s. MAJ
Su.,or Rurdy and NsS Mar" \. R-oWn"
'NNN hav" H~"- - training To- snme
mo - 1-~pl ra'j"N 'Nr no ""rnenN
-haarpicn-h AZ" .~ariTS Los Ncss'Ns
- :i:,>a - rearH Nm YORK 'ElS week.
Thy N.'N entered 10y i'c "" YAK
S;a'- W"rrH'~ Championship =; me
= .as,'s2. ~, ..'i.. = 80. .'!.% IS
Y N. 49, - = " f'r>' eastern ar-
>. ~a,,~ ~ Mrs. Buriy to~ several
'Aa-s ard y, MSS Browne since lHic
tc..nwe-> a.: tennis VII ~ particularly
>~sr - see - they have retained mo
''class'' tina, torm-rlv carried 'h@m -
saan,p .oa>i'ip heights. SO sAr,vd a
,YIza of y.awars as F-ed Alexander NAs
written - friend. n the cast St,.-
n.:rh.aE Them p.a:. 'Nat ne sees 10
5a;l'~r ntt N the~ same. Mrs. Louise
Williams pho accompanies Mas FrnS7e
- 1917. p.N aEa'n ~ with her. Another
Southern ''ahrer";l player TNo hAs
-s.~ scan - r." eas' is Mrs. waiter T.
- -" haS O,r"a+' forwarded So -
-, - 'hA wo'rrr's a17nie0shi7 which
HeS!-~ a. F'or"sc Kills - AuEns' IS. THIS
24,rr me r,rst -n~.ivAd tor that rvsn-
~ ,h4 United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
cIat!0-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
|NACKS WAL[OP
NEFF LEG|ONS
LOCAL NINE ADMNISTEEBD
SBVEN-Two pEFBAr TO LIZ
GIONAREs SUNDAY.
Came Bach After Cambria Game with
vsngeanoe-ht for Twelve
HAfette1.

After hitting IN. dust AT the HANDS
Of the fast Cambria Galleries nino on
the Shadrsidr grounds SATURDAY after
noon. uh.n chey lost Is. tha M"|on-
h.vs .,agad a comeback yesterday AZ
,n-unon Against TN. Seffs, Ohio tnnri-
can Legion nine. and handed them -
GrUbbnK.
TN. Macks were in good trip until
tn. "Ikhth inning. when tho homo 'ads
ra'h+r.t iheir tWo runs off BuTsharht =
del. cries Smoke" Miller replaced
MIN. and saved the day. The Macka
altered - hts while thh Le-'"naires
a"r" abb - Get but eight. IT," ScoLe
~ innings: H. r. r..
MeC"nk.ys ..l2l n ]:
NrfCs ..,........n o9o o o
Ba,;rricS--B urkhardt. Miller and Nea-
oman. Howiuck and O'Maliey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
CAMBR|AS LOSE
To VICTOR A. {.
REDWOOD LADS TAKE MEASURE OF
CoWQUEGoRS OF m'CoNHEVS
6 ~ g.
Second 6Hme II sui-crtse 10 ehAdyslie
IAds--Anothex Is Being Scheduled.

r. -utNi',i~s arG t"'pla tug 'At'r p
9on.-.t - a. s'ok"S =, The gar. ~
'4s' Victor A = r're o't'a'"'. -
h,rh, tou'ed ra~-er,a roN"-i"~ -
,..dp. ,f-a,-ocr ~ r"A Shed: 49,.
grounds by the seorr ).
Camer,S defeated re M"'orkrNS Sa'
ur4av "A sr1 ncrs "nurd1r: 50 "tr'
INK Yesterday Nrh : ~. R'0"rNfitHs
iur,1-! ., '".n rnr -" rurs - ;"'
sr., ,ari-r ava II" no." IN ~ 'a'; !
49, rrr. No., upra aiken ~ suTpr:'' o
Put att.- rha' sA'ri"d i"YI - erh'
hRitlA NTH ntdk tA,or,rg NJ ''s't'r-.
Ire score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
GOLFERS TURN IN
SCORES IN SEVENTIES

FashlaEtcr. July l1.--Golt"rs play
!7E ., The co,"n'3.s conn.,. t1ns near
oeJt 'a-4s' IT, Y--paca'i-~ - tn aa-
ia ,;ir .ranIe rsh.? ~h!cn Starts
ykr -. ,.-ia1,t-., ,~'.--s II. sds". >N"'
h.or-s - &c. = - So N'':
Rotnr' Ior";. y. "-7.'k a'1:iHar. -
.t.s7a S~ck. "a, ,-..-sc -"r"-. '"'.h ,
.,ra e 81 -. "a" 49,. n.ior s?
r.-eet "a Jo&es. VII VaS paving us
frs, rrI-S &C. -. ccG-S' ~7s ra!ret
r',~ T>--as = Ar-Qu. a. Amateur
.,mar: .y'S sss,'sri sni-s: Ti'"e
cTFl-i e.es-l \. Cr2!"AsHs7I. ~ Es-
s.S se.SIY Nm re-s.". ". ers.e4-s
at.sl,ea ;Ae fpsstssIon.'c :" :.
ncE 49, --7 ~ >7aJ"'s zen tsr;aa-
.~.s, as. rec. - 'I-r-I - st1r"S
80 az -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
WIN
. At FLORENCE
NY Yr BALL PoM TWELVE SAFE.
NS AVID SHUT OUT oHIoANS
or HOMR LOT
a4-s was Yast AAd Interesting Al
MerEA one Ndsd-Score was
Htght-Eothtng

Rsters I 'a-Es ard nrtNus'a st!c
reyp 81 .arS - LabeN" \ =. 1Ine
:! lie Seu,h SD. Ge'eatsd -" Strong
T.ore5ee A. =. yes'.'dey afternoon ~
.ss s,c-s.ce grounds. shutting -,
as--e ,ea- cut without score.
Cartga, tor the locals. was ~" r'rl7x
!S-nea ks,;lnS thea o,nSiaS N f~ur
mrs Ana seer!ra tric-. Ions ci'"he!
fpea YaEe Tor LaRe'ls tanning So
1sc. 5ns lea! kNys seem ," NV" n't
heir stride tSaIn ana shoTed soo1
t-er rsSteyaa" Tn Sccre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18

noon a. o'clock. and the final Will b
e-artod promptly AZ O'clock.
In the final M.ss Elizabeth Hu6ue and
Tom Reatiie NEE: the winner Of the
Mss Fritz: S,!fel-Hu6h Fleming -.
Miss Ann Nueus-Eoh.r: Riley match.
this Afternoon. Mss HuEus and Nr.
Peat,in defeated Mss Leoanna HUBBARD
and Trm tummins Saturda? afternoon
i-3 and I'll. and are farther advanced
t., ,bc s.,ni-f.nals than the others
Indications ar" the Husus-Beattie
,or, hjra-'on will enter the finals the
,,vn-i,ns as the. have heen t:spesinE
of S7rnn ~ the best com b!nit'ons In the
,,.YrrirN.r' and ar" expected TO take
III. Oh. nrI0nshLP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
CARDINALS WON

TIE FAST Cardinal \. =. T'ro a4i~d ar
ctheT victory 70 - steadily growing
string Yesterday afternoon. D. ttfsat:nS
tho fast EdgEonG y e I've -. The
SH'rn vas narkst r.. r~~ Na-T h"'ir$
al fast fisidirS - ne 'ardS. stew
az and N,ckerSOn formed the battery
!or the EdEwonh!t.s while Schaffsr and
Arnhru-'S performed '"- ne Gard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
WON IN ninth

A largo hitting rally that netted two
runs gave the fast LeGrange 4. {. nine
II Brilliant. 4 victory ovAr the Minso
Athletics in the first "A OF series
Of five yesterday afternoon On this
MinSo grounds.
The score stood 20 at me Aer'nntnE
OF tho ninth. NJ. Sch!liinE drove out
liner that Noted nj three oaSss. from
whore M was ero-e4 ~ a single. FTank
;ointr1t4,. ~ this CITY. then doubled
ard ti~G on th!-d himself.
S~crt D. innings: F.. n +
Rv'liIan; .....-i Q q =
Mirko .........l 90 0 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
RACES AT KALAMAL 90.

kalamazoo Mich. Irtv -. "7' { -.
best sra7d circuit ~,H"'i-S. er'- Ia
i sNr~",e! N"rs 'his Te"f On 20"
strength e -" s;"~d d.~pia god a. To
lido ~ nf ~" r0-s%S nat competed
At To'-A~ Nar> ror,' h~vH - ~" ,.,7'.
?airr thai ops, Tuesday. Tn" rI"t'-
.nk s - ccntinG- through Fr:tal. Nth
seventeen events Thvrs1a" = 20 ~
go b dan. Ul,N five -ar"S
Eca,ur" Avtr's ~ The program inc.-d.
80 81 7A"e ~ Tuesday To- tn" s. hon
Ta-E American 7ursa. 80 ST.A'. T'c7cr
Vols 1u-S. for EOS 'rnttr-< % NAdn,>.
la. a-i rho Is '-o' fo- ~ 8 400
N.''Hr"h'a ?urs" o. Thurs+>-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
CBALLE NOE

IT,. CAS-. Virginia 4. G. OF the keuth
SIDE could TX. to hear from tAA mama
GERS : the ExHirhs. lmpe-ials. Tytaoel-
,n s-r.mr, cancs for future dAtia. Gail
e.tn.M, Wheeling and ask for Tom or
Waiter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18
TENNIS FINALS
PLAYED TO-DAY
MISS RUdU8ToM HEATTH DE.
rEATED MIBS HU1BARD-ToM
CUMHNS SATURDAY.
Other Semi-rinal Between Miss Stifel-
H Fleming Va MISS Ann
HuguS-Nobert Riley.

Af;er being delayed 4 dav ny the
heavy rain Of Friday afternoon. nc
members Of the Wheeling Tennis Club
who have reached tho s"n>i-f!raI Class
IN the mixed doubles cham plorship tour
nament will resume play this after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18

Rises - pals: or 4 Hs,A-T:"I. 2. ~
Ne~a". !: o.s R-ras. :. So" H'sss:
Nectv Fert r. <oc1. We. W"S'>--
w.ekr Sacrifice n:s: T-:SS Nt-TS-.
II; By Pitea.4 ba"s. F-:s0ck Ruv3s'.
struck eut: a. Ru-ns. 5: BY MEGA. y
sy wss,A-SirE. ; ur7.-s: TouShN-ty
- Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18

rvo-ba>a ,i,s- N NaSn--. EMIN'H,.'
Eo-ii, rniuS,i r,r)o"k. -, NAEn"
sarr!nces Sm:'h. Rn'Isr :. ellison. ~; ~
- StrucN ou;--Ry Wsgner ~ VI,
Miriam :. ~: - pitcher " a;N"
Left On IA ~c"--TtotorS > oaWoR" =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18

rye base MS: L!ads,e!. STATS. Aunat
Hbensf. sscrtrct rrr~. Loas, AIaaS
'|ys~rcs,e! Larisn. S2se "a eaHs
osF Pare-so- = Sr-urs ogt. :, t.orr
-, Patt.r.or / l.fl - oas-e. "A i>-|le
Flersnse ; -rN'~7 AdS' S"hra n -.
>-lfer-eys-, l'arr-N. N'l's-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18

Uerear "a. quality .Ttrghar1,
and Te-raif Aprons OF st:1p'd
xlsghs~s az arured percal.s--
all guaranteed tas' colors; very
h..t siyl-s: all sizes in The lot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-18

Vor--7's Fh,rs 'lsrth's Si.r;s
Fl fnn 9vslrtr n'~r.'- -aG s. BAR
dimes. ,vills and surf ea,irs--
-ery latest styles. fancy poc.~'
srd h-lt trimmed. ali sizes N
the lot
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
ellis Wins Cole
Case in District Court
Important Point Settled IN Action
brought b. T.. X. Cole Against
W. l.. Brown

The jury Ia the ease OF l.. X. Cole
against Walton l.. Brown returned a
verdict ia the district court ysster
day afternoon ia favor OF Cole. The
jury was out about twenty minutes.
The case was an action in election 10
recover possession OF farm sold I'M
der contract By Cole 10 Brown. The
former alleged failure Of payments
according 10 terms OF agreement. w.
ID. Glllis Filler attorney. represented
Cole In the proceedings before Judge
W. A. Babeock. Homer c. Mills was
attorney for the defendant.
In the same const today Attorney
Giilis Is representing the plaintiff.
O. w. Blakeslee. Ia an action brought
against IL. A. Frame. involving pos
session OF a farm north Of here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
WINTER WHEAT
CROP FORECAST
TAKES TUMBLE


A drop OF $1,000. 900 bushels Ia
the forecast 81 production OF the win
ter wheat crop as compared with the
estimate made month ago. featured
the June crop report OF the depart
msnt OF agriculture. The crop was
forecast from June conditions. At
s7s. 900 900 bushels. while from May
1 conditions u Was estimated al go. =
900 900 bushels.
The heavy decline In the produe-
ton estimate Of winter wheat caused
by conditions ia the important grow
Ing states of Kansas Nebraska and
The coui,ry's chief win
ter wheat state. Kansas. showed de
crease OF $4,000 900 bushsi sincs the
May forecast. Nebraska showed a loss
OF 1000 900 bushels and Oklahoma
q loss OF about 100000
The sprins wheat crop promises 10
be $4,000. 000 bushels larger than
that OF last year.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
Commissioner Provide
Sum for Reclamation
One Thousand Dollars To Be Made
Available As County's Share
Of Expense

A petition carrying around hun
drsd names OF Twin Falls and Buhl
business men was made the basis OF
q request 10 the county commission
era for an appropriation OF $1,000 as
the share OF this couney Ia the ex-
psnss OF operation Of the Idaho Rec
lsmation association.
After q careful hearing and close
scrutiny Of the law governing In such
cases the request was granted by the
commissioners. 5000 10 be made
available Ia July and the balance Ia
September
The action was the outcome OF a
meeting held ia the form OF lunch
son at the Rosefson when the advant-
ages OF the cooperation OF southern
Idaho In the operation OF the assoeia
tion was gone into In detail
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
Testing Association
Meeting Here Tues,
Business Meeting Of Those Interested
In New Cow Tescting
Association

A meeting OF those interested IN
the COW testing association will b.
held here Tuesday evening. according
TO an announcement made this morn
ing BY l., 8, Otto. local dairyman.
and livestock breeder.
II IL stated that the reorganized
association will commence operations
July 1. An official tester has been
employed and will be here Tuesday
night. lie comes from California.
There will be several members
here from Bahl. some from Twin
Falls and Kimberly. and Il Is hoped
that all In this community or In the
county will make an effsrt to be
present to assist In the work that IA
considered 80 essential 20 good dairy
ing.
The meeting will be held either at
the Rural high school building or
At the village offices.
Mrs. Leonard Wood returned home
Monday from Twin Falls. where she
has been reeupsratinx for the past
ten days from = slight illness.
Mrs. H. u. Hsmmerquist enter
tanned fifteen guests al her home Fri
day afternoon Ia honor OF Mrs Marie
OF Farminsdale. 5. d.
Who Il Visiting az the Hammerqaist
home for an Indefinite period ii
Marion. the young daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. y A. Dwight. Was ser
Ioasly M at the family home here
the latter part Of last week. but Is
now fully recovered.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
01hE q
AGQICAN
LEGION
lcsgk ~ Ihs o.s.nm.... s.gs.i.e ~
WOULD PROBE LEGION CLAIMS
infsrnsflonsi Association 81 Rotary
cIuhs shocked a. Reports, Orders
Nation Wide Survey

Aroused By charges Of the Amsri
ran Legion that the government hs'
failed la IT, duty toward disabled vet
.rlns u the World war. the board u
directors Of the International Assoeia
tion Of Rotary Clubs has ordered a
nation. vide survey Of the situation
10 prove whether American Lesioa
reports are based Oh hystsEis OF upon
actual facts"
The Rotary organization has In
dorsed the LsxloD's consolidation pro
gram for the relief 10 this disabled
aud viii support the Lsgion's efforts
~ obtain ifs enactment Into Law. se-
eosdinx 20 chesiey II Perry Of chi-
cago. secretary general Of the Rotary
clubs organizations.
The 5000 American business and
professional men who form the 800
Rotary clubs % the United states,
have started out 10 gather the actual
facts Ia their respective communities
with regard 10 the manner Ia which
the United States government IL
handling the canes u dispblsd sx-soi-
disrs." Mr.. Perry stated 10 . letter TO
y. w. 0albraith. Jr.. commander Of
The Legion.
THE Hotariass have been shocked
BY the disclosures made By the Am~ri-
can Legion regarding the circum-
stances surrounding the rehabilitation
Of Uncle Sans disabled sx-ssrvies
men. Each Rotary club IL appointing
special committee 10 investigate
conditions 10 Tee community and re-
port TO the club Every club win then
report to the headquarters once Of
Rotary In Chicago. The result will be
that from 800 communities Ia every
part Of the United States will come
evidence Of business ard professional
men TO prove 20 the American people
or not the American Legion
reports are based on hysteria or upoo
actual facts 90 revolving and heart
rsndins az 10 cause me whole Amsri-
an people 10 rice In their might and
10 Justice 10 the men who sacrincsd
themselves for their country"
Tia .LssfoI's national commsnds<
asserted that HE organization win
welcome the Rotary Investigation.
Il hope lts nndInss will b. given
he widest publicity" he said. IT
WI be found that the Legion has ndt
'vssssstsd the esss Ia any particular"
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whats in Z Namel"
~ MI. DRIED MARSHALL
Psess sboas ysss name; itshlssoryi mean
Lns, ~bsa<s IL ~ss derived. sisniEeaaess
YOU lucky day And lucky jswsL
ELEANOR

Z LEANoR. signlfying light. is de-
Il rived from Helios. the sua-god.
Sho according 10 Greek NEUROLOGICAL
legend. drove his flaming chariot
around the universe day by day. Helios
, furnished the Teutonic adjective inean-
ing bright or clear, which eventually
evolved Helen. and later Ellen. through
abolition OF the aspirate.
The I.atinized form OF Ellen was
Elena. feminine name that won great
popularity IN Italy. In the Romanesque
population or Provence the name be-
came Alienor. This so seized upon
poetic fancy that the name received all
the homage the iangue doe could pay.
Allena was the next step Ia the eyolu-
ton and the first famous woman so
called Was termed Eleanor by the
French king Who married her, and IL
Was she who became the grim Eleanor
OF the dagger and bowl. the Aquitanian
grandmother who handles words with
Constance Of Brittany In Shakespeare
King John"
Her daughter carried the name to
Castillo. where she became Leonor.
Her descendant. the daughter OF San
Fernando. brought the name back to
England as "our good Queen Eleanor
and gave IL renown which largely coun-
teracted the bad impression left by
the Provencal Allenor. wife OF Henry
Ill. Eleanor was popular royal
name under the Piantagenets IL was
later spelled Flinor and sometimes Ell
llnor. Dame Eleanor Davies gave the
name quaint notoriety BY construct
lag out OF her name the prophetic ana
gram. Reveal o David" But her
contention was disproved by Arch
bishop Laud. who showed that the
words also spelled ''Never 80 mad
ladie" Italy calls the name Flea
nora Germany makes her Eleanor.
and ireland, Eileen.
Elsanor's gem Is the jaelnth. which
Is a tallsman against accident or dis
ease II Is said 10 pale In color at the
approach u danger. aud Is proof
against lightning Sunday Is Eleanor's
lucky day and s her lucky number.
tcopsrishtl
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der bosnba r,insot By tbs enemy .
guns" darins the Msess-Arsoons Of
febsiye
Mr.. ksndriek was educated Ia the
public schools OF san Francisco aud 10
engaged IN tbs selling u real estate
and dssslops~st % agricultural lands.
Commissioned . captain Ia the Ne
mount service Ia August. 1917, Mr..
ksndrses trained at Camp pix. ". J..
aud VAS ssas overseas 10 July. 1918
attached 10 the rw~ety sixth divtsioo
a. r~saoans o<ne~s lie served With
that division during the 81 hlhisl
drive. aud 81 the ep~oinx " the hsuss-
Aryonas pash ~.s made rvmoont ON
Ger u the rifsh Armr eor,~ Aftsr
the srmlstle. he Was promoted 10 na-
Dor and disshsrr~d from ~r,fes ~
February. 1919
Nj ksadsseks devotion ~ Legion
Affairs tgrlnx the Tins he Vas . mem
bee u the state executive eonnistss
led 10 his selection - representative
u cslifernis % The nssieaai body.