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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
after Midnight

IIARvEY HUNT picked up the tele-
II phone. The voice that came to him
over the wire was that of County. De-
tective Adsell. -. :,
"say, Harvey, II you haven't any
thing to do this afternoon come on out
|hsre to Branchtown. Got murder
case without single clue. Looks mys-
|tcricus-the kind you like. You know
besides I'd just as soon have your valu
able advice anyhow
"All right" said the criminologist,
ION condition that you don't drag ME
into the limclight. ] don't want to get
a reputation among the police depart
ments for 'butting in. II you'll just
|l.t me act in advisory capacity I'll be
slad to come out. What time does the
next train leave?"
Adsell met him at the station.
"Im on my way to interview chap
named Boiler" he said. $50 / won t
take you up to Kidder's house right
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

is regarded as stepping stone to the
chanccllcrship. Nominations for. this
post include Harry Unger, OF New
ark Henry G.. Conover, OF Adclphin
simon Fish, OF Newark J. X. Hackett.
q Kearney, and Raymond Anderson, OF
High Bridge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

Roller ras the murderer ond fhof Ne
oRbi With Brdoefcid pos q n,onufdc-
furcd ones
The anspcr wli appear tomorro1.
Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Coz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

Champagne for Wedding Seized
Buffalo, Feb. IA basket Of cham
payne intended to be served at wed.
ding party here last night was seized by
the police as it was being carried into
n hotel where the wedding ceremony
was to be performed. The man who
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

was carrying the wine was locked UP
nn charge OF violating the state liquor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
Factories we built in 1920

The strongest endorsement of The Steele Idea of In
dustria Construction is the number and the enence OF
the clients have served and their satisfaction with the
plants we have created for them.
Below we list fifteen Philadelphia manufacturers for
whom built total of al buildings in 1920 valued at
S1O125OOO These of most important jobs last
Not only the number however, but the standing OF
clients is significant. ~.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

LXXXI .'s
Can you solve this problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
DEATHS

MCCALL. Alexander n %. as Summit
ave. ".
Psynsntsr. DulciA -. 1881 sstA ava.
= w.
Blladssa. rsssis 4. sesshA iiss
J.nssn Alice ~ q. ssis Nissr ava
n.
Hsssinsssa. EmnA a. 81 ~. sara
o.
saiiivsa John. -. 1913 W. seth se
hecissn, Eaymesd H. 10. 7tes Ninth
ave. ~. ~
Kramer. Clyde. ~ ana woodland
PARK ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

nathev. n g., Everett. giFi.
haksi. r.. els Eighth ave. H.. Eisi
.oEasawarA~ NJ. sss dearborn 81. boy.
''. IN to, James. 1914 ssna ave. n.
pu!gsson, Eric n. Fourth ave. and
w.,sxerhous. W. c. sias 10Th ava r.
Tastan. Nathan. Corvallis. or. girl.
Mac DonaS4 Allen. sssi corisss ave.
xech. A. r.. sosi Juneau IT., girl
Farrell. Theodore. 1907 u. Harrison
Duff. John. ssss AMI ave-. boy.
itsseiis Ernst ass pensmore ave-.
MsKnisht. Ray. sis STAT ave. r.. boy.
Moaning. Martin. 1864 Atlantic a.
w,Wsiifss, ss Michael ssss 'stA ava n.
Palm, IA. tsis ssnd ave N. W.
xrass. >, n, pos, Bisk.,.y. boy.
stafmenL Leon. sss Olympic pL.
x!sptsss,.,a G. l. 1919 n Lynr st.
s. I's,s c p is' o'ymp'sa Ap'..
ustska A. l., tssi Garden st., boy.
Rudd. w. y. GOO beacon ave-. twins.
Brighton. hsrasrd. s4ss nth ~.
Ms,hsy Robert 1915 Cambridge St
H. W girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

Death CASE
ma TANCIE
Governments Jurisdiction In
Question; Federal Courts
Nay Drop Matter

1he tve men accused ~ siayers
e MAJ Alexander r. Cronkhite
uny never he tried IN federal court.
cnpe Robert Rceenhluth and Ser
sent Roland X. Pothier. now
logually chsrxed IN Tacoma with
~ swiliuul murdey- % the army
eff1ese II Camp Lewis on October
o. isis. may never stand before
ony federal tribunal to answvr for
tholr allsged crime.
n Ill depends upon the date the
fe1eFal eoverument acquired legal
tuE1poickion over Camp Lewis.
WHARF ths death Of the major cc-
euFFe4
n ara hint q this newest
onGio . tho cass came from news
papoe 1lnpntches from the East
Whea approached saturday on the
ooojecl unised States District At
onruoy Saunders admitted that he
~ ths matter under consideration.
on1 expected to make . full report
q washington within . day or two.
SJurlpdtcfion follows certain facts
q NV Saunders explained. Fed
orol Jurisdiction ~ 10 crimes on
looRal properties. such - military
~ naval reservations. depends up.
- ne date OF acquisition BY the
oovernmeut and the ceding Of juris-
obsetsn b. the state.
There b no question a. 20 the
Cnmp IAwis site being given 20 the
oovgrnment BY Pierce county. The
Q0outioo remAins whether congress
oocepted the Camp Lewis site and
4 he actual title TO n was trans
DDgFed 70 the government before "
o11ne October IS. isis.-
CAPT Rosenbluth was scheduled
- - aSralgned before . United
onens oommkstcnsr In New York
saturday. He 10 quoted a. saying
~ = bond n accepted be win
oeoeoa1 70 Tacoma ~ his owu ex-
49, n an attsmps to clear the
o1nfyes against hisn
osrgsant Porshier b stin held IN
H1Vvtdsnce. Rhode Island
Contemplated transfer IL the pei.
ouogo - TncomA viii nov BE- sus-
Du01ed untn the question OF Juris
G1s<1sa b settled. District Attorney
onnn6ess SAID SATURDAY.
Whethsr the prosecution Of Rosen-
oneh and Pothser would rpvert 10
- oeAtsl ID case Il y decided Tie
ODv1enmsut has mt Jurisdiction.
unnn1oss declined 70 discssna
IN concerned only with the
4o1og~l ang1s Of the cass.. he sxid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
UNEMPLOYED TO
SEE PRESIDENT


SALT LAKE CITY. March 10
We may send committee 70 Wash.
ingson TO visit President Harding
and ask hi mwhy II IL that there are
I, 900 900 more men than there ARE
jobs Ia the United statrs." declared
James Eads How. millionaire hobo.
iast night, at a meeting Of ths un.
employed Of salt Lake City. The
committee may ASK why u IL that
thousands Of dollars can be spent 10
relieve suffering abroad and yet
there can he 90 much misery here at
home"
How h the leader Of the Intsrna'
tionai Brotherhood association. He
IL a native Of ~. Louis. a Harvard
graduate. and q millionaire. lie
drrnses and travels ~ . tramp.
we are going 70 enlist the aid
and sympathy Of the clergy, the
newspapers and others who are In
q position 70 give thought 10 the
prevent Unemployment problems.
said How. we are going 10 form
organizations Of unemployed all over
the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
+ SKIN BREAKS
OUT and HCHEs
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Men.
tho-sulphur TO an itching, burning
Or broken-out skin. the itching stops
ana healing begins. says a noted skin
specialist This sulphur prepare.
ton. made into q pleasant cold
cream. gives such a quick relief,
even 70 fiery eczema, that nothing
has ever been found 10 take its place.
Because Of It's germ destroying
properties. II quickly subdues the
itching, cooIs the irritation and heals
the ECZEMA right up. leaving a clear,
smooth skin In place Of ugly erup.
tons. rash. pimpIes or roughness.
You do not have to wait for i'm.
provement II quickly shows. You
can get . little Jar Of Mentho-SuI.
pbur at any drug store.---Advertiso-
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
FILE UTILITY
REFERENDUM
Committee Goes to Olympia
for That Purpose

Fov the purpose II nlias . vsser
sndum petition agasnss The csrtif1-
cate Of nsosssisy hin c u. Bosar.
Aua James A. Haishs and Council
man o. =. rrssksea vsss - oiyn-
pa SATURDAY.
Ths rsfsrendum hes bsss is1esssd
b. the SEATTLE and SPOKANE oounczls
and By tsading civic srsaniA tons
turnout the ssats.
The certificate of nsessn1ty msas
urs. Il y declared Vim place the
enormous hydreeieesr4e resources
81 vAshsnsson under the control Of
the water power trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
BOOZE MOORED
OUT IN Lake
So Says Negro VINO Ar
rested Himself

While deputy sheriffs werV scours
ing tfs city for him. william Smith.
coiorcd proprietor Of housetoat off
Madison park. In Lake Warrington.
walked into the shersfrs Office yee
tersiay Afternoon and arrested HIM
self. gave bail and departed
The househoat wps raided tAst Sat.
uriAy night after complaint had b<sn
made. Sheriff Starwsch nAid. that .
university gsri had been lurea into
the house and drugxesi Smith was
not at home whom The raiders ap-
peared.
Two auto ioads ef gueues ana .
smaii quantity ~ bar and whisky.
we're taken IN the raid 0mftA ems
reported 10 have had hrxs cache
of liquor. which the deputies wsrs
unable 20 md
'-Is vAs tied - . buoy cut In tire
lake. Smith eonfsded when hs gave
htmseif up. Tut The buoy ain's
thers now. It's been moved"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

A statue ~ Dsnid Webster =
soon 70 be unveiled Ia AthenA
Greece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Kelso Man
SANDER Damage

KEfAo. March 3ss--cAri Hays. Of
Ksiso. vas today awarded $500
damages ana costa against DIR. J.
Ballard psonsrr physician, for sian
der.
The uass aruss evsr the dispositicn
u money rnised for . destitute fam
w. which. The testimony showed.
Hays turned over u ~ Red croas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

Daddy. bring home some Of Boidts
French pastry.--Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

shs orvsk shrsns woai1 - nAAA Il
b rspartsA Madam Mama aAngh-
~ II former Aids d camp Of King
Constantine. was . youthful friend
Of AleuandR& Ths marriage 90.
CURED when Aiexander's chances az
succeeding his father. Constantine.
scanned remote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
City Still Blocked
In PooIroom Case

The restraining order prevsntins
the city from closing George Gayies'
pool hall At <zss i4th ave. was con.
tinued In effect by Judge Everett
Smith Friday until the case can be
heard on liz merits April II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Col. J. J. Morrow Il
Panama Canal Chief

WASHINGTON. March aes--coL
J. j. Morrow was today appointed
governor general Of the FnamA
canal xona. Il wss announced II the
White House Morrow. Who has
been acting governor general for
Some time. succeeds CnAstes Har-
ding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Daughter Il Born
to kin9's Widow

ATHENS. March ss.---A daughtAs
wss born yesterday TO Madame Aspa.
sia NAnos. morganatic widow Of
King Alexander. II the child had
been mails. . claim az succesdcn 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Bureau Of
Mi ssing
Relatives

- - assass =. ss.1ns I, - -
- fs1saAA ~ epassons 3
Sa . - ~ -; -, -. 80, - - =
s - na11ng - Dv1es1 - ssDwe
- posnsoDss 0ssse1v - ~ -.
- ~ oay nnsv ~ wA9~nsssD
-: - - : -. 49,. =
: se.ss - No.: = IN Asssss
- EseA@ a Cscn Hen2 Who
= ooAsching for him tlfru Tn
our0a. may po1fbly gut trace Of
- ~ communicating with the
- ossvjes bureau Of the United
oentss shipping board w. H.
Camphen who vas In war emp
eDunnunify ssrvics With the sea
eervtce hers during the war. so
o4vised The Star today. He said
- knew young Hicks when the
~ Vas In the service here He
Thinks Hictrs has never been dis
chArwed and probably h stiTl with
X He advises the mother to ask
the 80 service bureau To trace
her boys whereabouts.
p. d. Lewis disappeared from a
rocming house ut GIT South Il. st.
TAcoma. March q He was formerly
employed In . Seattle hardware
house, but had gone to Tacoma 70
look for . job. Mrs. J. w. Inger-
soll, . relative. Evans apartments.
Renton. Il seeking Lewis
To Nay ~Babe- Ella.
Your mother u dying in spo-
kane.
She wants you.
Mrx r. K May, rs Kansas ave-.
Hotfon. Kansas. IL searching for her
niece. Virginia Upton. thought
10 have arrived here from Alaska In
November. 1918. during the Flu cpl
1emic- Mayor Caldwell was request
- today TO investigate cemetery
records and police reports Of missing
perSona- The girl was an orphan
and was going TO Kansas TO live with
her aunt
william BirD Kosixi. -, last heard
from Is months ago. honorably dis
charged from u. q. shipping hoard in
spring Of 1919. His mother and sis
ter are worried about him. Write
Mrs. G. Tom. McMurray, Wash.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
ARNOLD WILLING TO
FORECO FIRST TRIAL

'pcrsnuul}y. | would prefer :" have
W. "IIully' Griffith tried FRS II Mar
shall county irr tn" murder Of Heinz!
L,M,- Ia" engineer a IN" West Virgins
J. H;cnj.,rr. on the n!cH' Of GrIfiiihS
..srrpc from the institution sad Prose
.l.:us attorney Lloyd Arnold, of Mar
shall county. :" an Int"l':E"nc"r report
.r 'as, evening. Il would Like to have
o.. Satisfaction - trying The man and
-.i.dnrg him L" t,tc Eallows."
"II"wc,rr. IN III" interest "f quickly
...n@. uE tho man 10 Justice Mr- Arnold
continued. - Will readily consent I" his
..ri'y. or immediate trial in Mason CUun-
- .u~ tho murder "f Ira Eou$h.
4 rdcr iho circumstances, i seems
hardly r"e.ih !o tn secure tho .ndI"tm"nt
nC Griffith N Nar~haN r"un'v ;mu,th-
.t;.h. IuGr" Mrrri. - nov holding
,.rr. ~ Tyler county. or rather Will
r"nycnr the torn ,hrrr tomorrow. aud
cur that reason Il would scarcely h" n"t-
sih}c 20 convene n, Marshall county
Grand urv ~ once oar regular court
term IN Marshall docs MT ronN"nc untl
T. March. and | d" rot go how IL would
hr convenient to to'" Griffith indicted
hs~" lcfn-" tn" regular March term.
"lirr TIA, reason. l an willing L"
have" Gr,rfh r~;,d ii-s' IN Ma%"n r"un-
- for ia" r'urtnr a." la k"uNh. IN 'nSc
h" - ,~ui'.l,G ticr" an that "haTG"
S,,"Uld 'rN Mason county grand jury
f. - frGjrt ham for tho E"uNh mur!"r,
V, can S'.n rr,,"H' Gr.Ti'h's case. on
~" I..w -. murG.r charge. :" tn" Mar
shall county rraHh jury in March.
Il think il is a',o->jh'r lk~l! mat
60. T;th VII hc tried first in Mason
county. # The evidences IN tho hands 81
- 3 800 n = -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
Prominent NEW YORK
MAN PRAISES TANLAC
F. Hyatt, of Albany,
N. Y, Is Relieved of Sc
we're Attack of Rheuma-
tism of Many Years
Standing.

Il am now sevcnty-two years Old and
lust getting rid Of n!i""n-Nfdr cas-"
of rheumatism that had me 50 "r!rpIeu
up could not walk said John +
Iiyatt. ~ Pearl ST. Albany. y. Y in
relating his remarkable" experience with
:rnnIaC. recently. MIR. Hyatt was chair.
man Of the committee in charge ~
luilding the Albany county courthouse
and was four times elected u member o.:
,i,r county board Of Supervisors. AT
present Mr.. Hyatt * assistant sup"rIr-
I. ndrnt OF tn" Albany county c"uF-
house. with offices in Lh" building.
Il don't hrllrvc,' he continued, ANY
than | did. and my case was of such
long standing l didn't expect to ever
70, over II. I WAS unable to walk
except for a short distance. supported
with a ranc. and even then IN" pains
struck me every time ! took a step.
Mn legs, hIpS and ankles hurt some
thinE awful and my joints were sun
and achy. ! couldn't cross my leg. WIFI
ont having to lift it mp With my hands.
and To turn over In bed, why, the pains
nearly killed me. -.
MY appetite was gone and the sight
Of food nauscatcd me-. My stomach was
out IL order. and ! had a sluggish.
heavy fcrliuC all the time. ] was weak.
of in weight and discouraged so that
il looked like ! might as well quit try
INK 10 cv"r get Will.
II hah ma idea Taniac would relieve
my rheumatism when l began taking
il last Spring. l took II because l saw
where IL would give n fellow an appe'
tito. Well, sir. | was the most sur
rriSad | ever was in my life when thu
rheumatic pains began 10 case up. o
seven bottles IN all and. it's a fact. |
didn't have an ache about me, was cat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08

Some one asks me e do not think
IL is Il queer thing that W" dream so OF
ten % people whom We seldom So" anu
Of whom We may not ha\" thought Tor
u long time.
The mere fact that We dream or pe"-
ME that We do not often 50" does NOT
seem StranG ~ me-, FOR with most OF
Us there are among those whom We sell
dom meet som" who mean mu"h more
To- us than th"s" We -" every day !
think no trurT word waN ever pun !hio u
pot card rhAmc than IN" l.ttl" verse:
''Thrrc'S sume folks "" cant miss
And some folks "" just miss a PIE
But the folks that We can't MISS we 80.
lots.
And tn" other folks onC" IN 4 wii!". ,
These people are the p""l!" "" ""h'i
rnunSr 1" b. with II "pnGrnihI't! '"''
not circum'taurc. governed our 'h'H'
And when We pass int" tn" dream NE
whore outward rircumSt'n'" hAS no
sway. VIC Just naturally iurh /" 'hc'''
The People Who Really Count.
There Al" Il few Of my Old c"Ii"E'
ard EiSh school ANA nc"$iti"F iri'"Y-
ny whom dream over AMI over "S'Ih'
These ,r" tho personalities maj nv"
m,ruf murh to me. amt ia" l'''' INA,
We both ar" busy ana We N'i'i'"'
wcrr' dos not prc,rnf 'h"m from nay
ing more share n my uhc"nS'I""H M
ont uf which dreams evolve. ina" man.!
with whom speak daIIy.
Sometimes | almost feel - ! lh"''
we're an underground IrINSA&" h'l""'H
their suhrruS"i"uSn"NS an" "'"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
TRIAL WILL Be HELD
Continued from Page ons.)

-
supreme law Of the state OF West Viz
Cinia. provides tina every person &C
cuscd Of a crime within tn" b"rdcrs OF
this state must be tried IN tn" county
m which the crime was committed.
Trial in Mason County.
"Trur. Judge O'Rricu did intimat"
tins morning inat Griffith might have
10 h,. tried in Marshall county for III"
l;ouSh murder. should lie h" indicted
ON that charge. aud cited tn" Jaw which
.,:rms To- provide that ane couN!c, must
10, tried in the Marshall county circuit
,"Gri.
Tut. in tnr arguments when ensu"d
today. It was brought GU that this l!w
assumed that q convict, committing q
rr.m, would do So while within he
,r:sou walls. or a; least within tn"
hnrIr., ot Marshal, county where the
pr,.uu mud prison property arr all To-
Gated This assumption cannot y" h"'i
Z, aprly t. Griffith. II" had escaped
from TIA" prison. and. II guilty Of III"
ENuSh murder. h" committed tho crime
m Mason county. not in the pcnitcn-
'.Iry.
because Of this situation. Griffith.
# u" is indicted for the murder "t Ira
Euush. must necessarily II" tTi"'! ~
NIlscr county. The constitution SGT
c., thai i,"iut definitely. Ana We hay"
the OPINION II Attorney General Z. 7.
ENGLAND. that Griffith can be- tr'cc n
MaSun."
I, WI net he necessary. attorney
sad. t. have Griffith present IN
court wait. nc grand jury Is d"Ih"ra'-
irg On his cast. His prcscnc" Al the
trial. however, vii! hc necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
CHICAGQQ OPERA
SINGER. ARRIVES
MISS MIN YAGER Will SIEG II
swan AND SEE-AkE
TONIGHT
Treat y store frr rIrSic Lovers al
First Tre5by tc<i>n Church.

III, An, H.. ,I-n.... ,,. g.. IT,.
..-sr,., u,,rr, .,,rr,r.. ,I., val b..
.,,. - 49,. s....,. -. ..r:. ,,va.. .ouI
- S.,l,r, " .n, r.,u,r.uG ..,...,.,. 81.
,., r~.*.r,rd ,n,. ~.,,u.l. e, r.,
Handel II,t,u ,.ll o.. Nr.. "a. r..!
E..trI, b.r ,ud,nu,c N.f1 a..- 81. Y..-!ur
Voice. 'I.i~ arr,.;. Nhr w.t. born -
South I,.T. II spout NEST at ,r: l"&r--
- drvs n llIrrru, scr;i"nS rl that
S'rtn. and from the ':lu, Il" VI; sly
lars Old sh.c sluv. ar,! at .n ,ar'. -,
took nm the study OF voice m earnest.
When twelve Years old she began DOING
Solo WORT IN The Method. Jet Epis."paI
.Lur.b N MITCHELL : l.. M,rr. n,r IA
,pn: was raster Mitchell. a; that ;tm"
was \ town Of prrblh,y tarn Thousand
ard ,uo Methodist church l~uast"'l The
'.rcr=, congregation rr any church n
.i,. :nid!lr west. nrmhcr.uE from 400
I, 1900 members Mss I~laEcr', brother.
ais, = musician. kept his sister busy
r!av:ur difficult score. which ~ frat
ne trnroughly dctcStcd. bus later grew
T., c-,nr pcy UqC,r was Also musiral'N
,rl.p,d b,. .f.,. nntLrr WAS artistic
, ,,h,r limos h.iur ,,ir,cr If no lit
-. ,,I.r, ,-1 bn,in~ spcr.,' an,$tudo
for 3m,,crr thca,rira,<. in which lnticr
.-,lI -, ~,,ba.v.a No l..,f,. fam, "a her
.r,,c.
Cong 20 chicago in 1917. Miss Iiar"r.
,uir-rl ui,"ra IN 1870 and ne" latest up
r,4"qaccS have. hcru in Suor Angelica.
;ar Maslu, rlll. MtHn"n and That's.
tnrr with other noted pruluctj"n.
| ~-t NuYcmh,r srr lang In tho Mnnnc-
.unl,~ Symrhoul. Orchestra and is frank
= sayinr rrar ,nr really prefers CON
,rrl WORK and sinking with orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-08
DUE WITH PRISONER
Deputy Sheriff M2nard on way From
Connecticut with Clouston

Deputy sheriff Edward Min1~d is eN-
acct"d ia arrive h'r" thls evening from
bridgeport. ,'onn. bringing back with
ain Cr,Il " tlou$t"m charged with
and embracing from III" kal-
bitter Packing company money and
other valuahl"s amounting n $500.
ClouSton d~isap1"ar'd from this city
about two weeks ago. and was arrested
several DAYS ago in the Connecticut city
hv the police N n warrant sworn ont
here. Deputy sheriff MinarI l"ft Sunday
evening and viii arrive her" this evening.
ClouSton is charged with having taken
money entrusted tn him while working
for the Ka!hitHcr company as n driver.
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BACK TO TWO CENTS

BuNaIO. =. =, FND I~Th" FTNIIhIN
Commercial. which 4 year ago reduced
lts street sale price I" one cent. r"-
turned TO the two cent price today.
The announcements Of the increas" SAYS
that qualification costs haN"N hc"n ma
rerially increased. and AZ this tim" s""m
To- b. pcgGcd a. their highest known
altitude for An iudCuniic UrriOd.'
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ing fine and simply felt like l had been
made over again. $50.
Il have been in the best Of health
ever since. with only a slight twinG"
Of rheumatism at intervals. ! do not
need my cane now. but as | had been un-
able to walk without it for several
years ! got into the habit Of carrying
il. and so still takc it along. l am en-
oying life and health once more and
can Couscicntiously recommend TanlaC
as the greatest medicine I have ever
run across In AL my experience"
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by R"ge-
Davis Drug Co.
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81, / & s! 3! TTalks; Il
on DREAMS OF PEOPLE

through which the force Of each passed
to the other. Bat that - stepping INTO
- realm of thought and conjecture IN
which | am too ignorant To dare ven
tIr".
Tell Them About It.
| Once" IA a while after ! have had an
especially vivid dream OF on" OF these
friends. amuSe my SclI-and them
Ivy writing and tell them about il. Try
Il some time.
As to the dreams of the merely
80 sually person Of whom We have not
consciously thought for some time,
whom "" perhaps me- but once or
twice hut did not fee! especially i'm
pressed with. il may have been that
iuat personally had some Stronger ar
unity with ours than We realized. or
1 may simply be that something that
Nnpprn"d during he day has brought
back to the SuhCOnSCious mind the CON
dit:"nS under which We saw the indi-
liduai. and that the suhC0nSciouS mind
going on thinking along that line. has
evolved the individual in Il dream.
Too Big a Subject
, am a student of dreams and 4 -
surn q big. and according to tn" pSy-
rh"l"cIs,s. SICh "a significant subject.
THAI; | am almost afraid | should not
hav" sand as much aS | have.
Anyhow I'm rather glad myself that
! hay" them and I pity rather than
envy IN" person who SAYS so triumph
,autly. Il never dr"am.' | don't spec
tally fancy nightmares. bat I'd I've sorry
rather nan otherwise To have no more
creams.