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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
RESULTS REMARKABLE
SAYS new YORK MAN
Prominent Rochester Citi-
zen Tried Ten Years To
Get Relief, But Tanlac Is
Only Thing That Helped
Him.

or" ~ ia" latest To testify regard
;nr the powers Of TInIa,. IN" c"l"-
bra;-d medicine which has boon AZ
compljSh.nE such remarliahlc results
IS James J. RraSlcy. ~ Elmd"rf ave.
uu". Eurh"$;.r. New York. Mr.. B"asl"}
has been chic: record keeper for Ia"
department Ut water works. city IT
Rochester for 81 Years and is n we'll
known and highly r"Sp""i"d citizen In
referring To- the romarkahl" r"c"v"ry ~
his h";tlth hN IN" use Of TAulaC. MI.
RenSl''y SAID
Il hnv" h""n trying for /" years ~
iiud relief from Il "aS" Of dyspepsia.
Nothing ever h"lprd me- To- amount 10
rn!rh;rE until | rrt T1Hlac. This -
SAVING a great deal rnr did every -
thing Il seems tha, a man could d. to
and relief pf course. Mas hardly eyer
SICK enough to go - bed and MAS most
always abb" 10 k"e? going. hut just
never felt right. At Tunes during tuoS"
10 Years. m! stomach would h'r"m"
sour ike vinegar. would hav" An uu.
comfortable hl"atrd UP feeling att"
eating that would last for hours. %H'-
frrrl II great deal from nausea. ~
tunes my heart would tlurr"r ana rllp.-
tat. ana | would become alarmed OVER
my condition. My nerves were on "LE"
all tn" time and h"Cam" Irritable.
a"rv"uS and restless. I had no Str"nEiN
"r energy To DO anythinE. In fn'i |
wasn't like myself N all. Even Il w""N
or two az" II was IN effort for ~" L"
E"t our of my chair and | f"lt IS stiff
and clumsy as au odd work hnr>"
Il, - realty remarkable what TAnu'
has accomplished in my case. l. has
i"I"v.d me entirely "f indig' St!"n. |
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given :Eat. ~ u
meeting ~ the stockholders "f me Gi"n-
G".,. Goa. Company. corp"f"ttun ere
g'st and organized Wndrr The laws q!
Vest virginia. n",d II ~, "tt'C" 81 the
Corr piny. ~ WhcrilnE. YES, Virginia.
o. tnc went! -fif,h day { January.
lg-t the following resolutions We"
yL"rt"d:
Resolved FIRST. That tn" Gl"uAAl"
coal Company. u corporation created
aui urC.,iIzrd under III" laws ~ thH
S'l'" NJ West Virginia. docs hereby DIS
orHl,uUr business a. corporation ana
>urrrTtrrS e. said sat" its Cahctcr and
,"rpur,t" franchises. Tn" board u; az
r,.rturS vii frnc""G TO convert the prop
-. cho-rS N action and az assets "c
rni, corporation into cash. AID pay ofc
L.tG discharge AL It's d"6tS. liabilities
and bl.EatluHS: ana After fully dis
,"d-c.ng all such debts. liabilities and
uniiS..ilupS divide IN" remainder anon &
tn" stockholders pro rat. with their
several hoid:"ES "t stock. hut no such
p,ym"at shat \" ulaur {" any stock
holder unt;. after the pub!ivy:.un o.
the notir" hereinafter provided
R"S".N'd. ~,..r"HI. That tn" president
81 iniS corporation "ar,~" NOTICE OF Tn"
adoption Of in' foregoing resolution 70
he published ~ some ns~ ~pIprr al Seu-
crdl circulation. published near The pr.n-
opal office or place oE business Of th!S
corporation. once a week tor -FOUR sue
reSSiv" weeks. and that h" certify these
resolutions 20 the secretary ~ STAT" "I
the STATE - West Virginia. and deliver
TO ann :, ccrt!t!cat" showing the publ
cation Of said motto" a. provided b. Jaw.
CiINeu under my hand this twenty :
fourth day Of FchrUar: l"?l
l.. Z. HUFFMAN
President Of said Corpora ZION.
Attest:
GEORGE K 4 GIICuKiST.
Secretary. t2i-nr-3-lp-i7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
BOY SCOUT NOTES

Meetings Of SIX troops of the Wheel
ing council of Boy Scouts VIII be he'll
this evening at their usual meeting
places. The troop meeting are NO. :
at the First English Lutheran church
No. u. at the First Baptist church: NJ
10. at the Warw00d Methodist church,
No. %. at the Fulton school building;
No. |. at McMcch"n Methodist church
and No. !. AZ tho West Alexander Tres
bytcrian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
PURE OIL PREFERRED Al III
IDEAL INVESTMENT

The requirements OF tho most discrlrn-
mating investor are complied with in
this investment. comprising as II does
(a) security as to principal; % salts
factory margin Of earnings over and
above dividend requirements; (c) mar
reliability by which the investment can
BIO readily converted into cash.
Reference to the financial statement
and the earnings reveals an unusual
equity back OF the preferred stock and
ne: surplus earnings which hc a actu-
ally covered the requirements for pre-
ferred dividends twenty times over dur
inr Il nnrind Of The past five years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
CONVERTIBLE FEATURE

Holders Of preferred stock have tho
privilege until July. 1928, Of converting
each share OF preferred stock into two
Nharrs; Of the common stock Of the Pure
Oh Company. par value SIS each. Pure
oil Common sold rs high as 61h. y re-
rovery of the stock market to the for
NOR high record would give this pre-
ferred stock An equivalent value OF more
than $40 per share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

Last evening at scout headquarters
was held meeting of the father ami
son banquet committee. Arch Metzner
chairman presided and several plans
we're taken UP pertaining to the banquet
which will lie given some time in April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

Carrot and basement hold many dis
carded articles that can be turned into
cash through Intelligenccr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
Pure Oil
80
Convertible Preferred Stock

In point Of security ~ 20 pzf1cap0
and assured psrmaneucy Of income tns
sco convertible preferred stock OF tns
Pure OIL Company Is . superior invest
msnt, and We recommend 1t ~ such
This ;$su" OF preferred stock Is free
from all taAcs in the state OF Ohio ana
from the Federal Normal Income Tax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

headquarters at the Market AUDITORIUM
All members arc requested 10 DC on
hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
STRONG CASH POSITION

r." :iuhnca! statement Of the Pure
OIL Company. as shown by It's hooks at
t., close Of business December 81. 1920.
..r"als most Satisiactor" condition.
:.fnw.nC No; liquid assets Of slS.000.090.
The current labiliti": reflect COM
parnritcly small amount OF borrowed
MONEY. Con$ Of tn" tnancial statement
Will be- furnished on 'equest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

An important meeting Of thn cN"Iu-
tive board Of this organization will
meet this evening at o'clock in scout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
% 600 STOCKHOLDERS

FUR. Oil stockholders now aggregat"
over - ZOO. Of which $4,000 ar" common
stockholders and 4."uh preferred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
ITALY PREPARING TO
DISCHARGE HER DEBT
TO THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. March Airy tn" .\~'o-
ciatrd lress) -- I,aly - preparing.
through rrhah.l.tatinS hrr INTERNAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENr-FuRN1sHED ROOMS

SHORTHAND taught - mail. 30:
1903. Huntington. ". Va. mr-I-j
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NJ matter what YOU want 81 VI. So
you Iju" AMI m"nc% :" u" lNTEi"
LIliENCEE WANT AIDS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
wAvTEO-MALE

wAHTED-F'rS: ,,aS~ bread and r.,~t-%
baker, Address Quick. car" II imt".li-
genrrr rur-ln-tt
wANTED-Eien Lear" barber trade.
Wonderful demand and wages. i'OS!-
tons waiting. Write to-day Mn.cr
Barber college,. 81 ". 5th str. rfucin-
nat Ohio f-lG-l-mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

FOR RENr-E'urriShed rooms for ligh
housekeeping. Apply md floor Intel
l!Sencer Bldg. lJ"J Market 81. fiat
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wANTED-TEMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p"S,,iNut g."
NO competent. rNp"C'"H""d ~CIrnS
'~"S~',. In alterations d";9r'm"ni ';"".
NJ Sap"k 80 mr-tU-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
OKLAHOMA Producing and Refining had
PROJECTION FOR THE PREF11HED
STOCK

Pure ptI preferred AS behind u the
equity Of HS.000,Dno outstanding COM
mon stock. paying dividends OF 80 In
cash and SEC in stock. which AT its par
value is almos; four times the amount
ur preferred stock outstanding at 'ne
close Of 1870.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

wANTED-Whit.. SRI Cor general house
work. No laundry work. li@6 Chap
Inc street mr-9-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

N FONT or SECURITY AS TO
PRINCIPAL. AND ASST RED fERMA-
\t,Et'Y OF INCOME THE NC CON-
VERTIBI.F: PREFERRED STOCk of
TILE: PURE Oh. cOMPAH1 IS - 81
pERIOR INVESTMENT AND WE
RECOMMEND IT AS SUCH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
CABIN CREEK

t'ul!u Creek is on" Of tho most re-
uIarknh.r properties III ia" world. The
quality Of the oil produced is IN" high
cs, known. Instead Of dmini:hing. the
,,,ui continues - expand. There are
now 2li producing wells and the policy
of H." company is 10 take out only SUI
,.,.i,rt {, meet the capacity OF tho CABIN
creek Refinery Tn" production could
b., increased TO 1900 barrels per day.
hut Cabin crock is 10 Pure OIL e. great
reservoir. III which il stored vast guam
titles Of ni. as Il reserve for the future
only last week four Kew wells were
brought IN with initial production OF
90" barrels per day.
cabin creek is the rock on which the
Substantial structure Of Pure Oil 10
huj,,. It's value has been estimated as
sufficient 10 OFFS: Pure OTIS entire
stock capitalization for Pure Oil owns
The "ntire pool
The Obi" Production il $50 most
valuable" aS ia" wells are permanent and
like ,hn<. "f cabin creek.
Two now w-i': on the Oklahoma
proper. were brought in during the
week. having an initial production 81
500 70 hoo barrels each
1t should I've stated that rLrc Oil Is
now slowing down drilling operations.
particularly in the M!d-,'Ontinent heldS.
tn, wells brought in recently being the
completion "f drilling started prior to
tho cut ia crude.
stockholders should bear In mind that
tho properties o: Pure Oil give t. the
stock a potential value Ear In sxosss OF
quoted prices for tie common fharss'
Among III. properties which make
fer rrrr,au.nry of tine Investment and
Increasing value TOR IN" future is mo
romIauy'~ Investment in the ok1AhomA
Producing and RsnnIng Corporation,
which has 1865 wells in the Mid-Con-
Iinrnt Field. Oklahoma. Kansas and
Texas. with !. net production or o.aoo
barrels of 'rud" OIL per day: a complete
refinery uf 5000 barrels daily capacity
three. ca>InShrad gasoline plants. :Sl
,nnk cars. pip" lines and distributing
stations and * well fortified with UNI
dr,rlnrrd oil territory. The Oklahoma
PROCURING and Refining corporation 10
an rld-"stahIish"d rn;lramy. with s2'.'
ono. ana capital. rd!;n" Sc dlN!dends on
IT'S g. par vaIu" shores. and listed on
the New York E>chaHG"
Oklahoma Producing and RshninS had
net earnings in 1870 ~ 100000. De-
duct .ous Toy depreciation, Federal taxes,
IT,. were SI.3lS.:,00. leaving over
g. urn -. d. III, Id":.ds required somewhat
,rss ,i.nn s2.0OO.oOo. TIL" remaining
s.. o0u. ono surplus vas applied 10 deple-
ton and new development.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
DIVIDENDS EARNED 20 TINE OVER

The following table exhibits Pure Oil .
ne; earnings after deduction for Federal
and Stat" taxes. depreciation. bond in
trrcst and all other fixed charges. AZ
we'll as the actual dISbursem"nts Tor
III, idends on tho preferred stock out
Standing TIL" tab!" which follows COM
pri,,,.s III" Ii';raI years lal7-l920 and the
frs; ;hrco-quartcrs Of the current year:
Preferred
N,i surplus Dividends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

FOR sALE-Tsvo very desirable lpts At
Holloway. -. mar X of /. hall. VIII
build houses II SUIT purchaser on re-
quest. on Reasonable terms. Tn" Scot:
Lumber Co. :H:Ggv port. - t-li-3lt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
wANTED-A9ENTS.
WANTED

wANTED-La-Ss manutacturrr wants
agents To sell hosiery. underwear.
shirts, dresses. skirts. waists. shoes.
.oth;ng. etc. Write FOR fire." samples.
Madison Mills. sos Broadway New York.
G-l-eowed
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wANTED-A stem, Sr;,pHcr Apply IN
person 20 Mr. SCh~n"rir.u. ~ TN. Earle
Rogers Co. Twelfth and Main streets.
mr-p-j
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subscription orders may % ptAcsN
through you1 local bank or ss1s o1feSS
to
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WANTED -.I'Npah," and trustworthy
girl over - vars COR general house
work ard cooking. small family. good
wages PAID for service. Preferences r.
qu,rcd. Mrs. I. y House. "a 18Th 81.
mr-I-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-Ai' kinds Of fruit trees and
Shrubb,ry. from stark Bros. the larg
-; and best nursery in tn, world. Every
. ing crArtutrrl true {" rauc. prop
ne !. card and Will call 81 YOU. ISaa"
Walker. Salesman. West Alexander, Ia.
f-2S-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
E L NJ G. R o V E
r A r G. A I N S

Fly" "Noms and bath. modern. Garage
Tor Iw" r.r~. Level !"i, %uXlu". Posses
non 90 days S.Ipn q"
SiN r""u'N and hath. modern. rr'r-
:.,,Ily new. Level lot. 4jNl0". Posses
on May l-'. %G."0".h".
Terms thai VII >U!t A"u On "'th"" OF
go. IhoV" Irnr"r'l"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-tord EoIGS"ir. en-" cnHdi-
tirr. :ur ,:u;urd,aic sale 10y owner.
WaccUnS 6S. mrs;
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try hrEI". /. miles from pike. mILrhda :
m!zcd read. orchard. cement cave. good
uutbuj'd:ug. acre building ground.
I'r;rc rrISoUIh." quick Salr. prom" lilt
"r apply Nii Ma -krt -. mr-i-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-A butler, 4 cook. a house
maid and q house man who can take
care OF and drive cars. Only people OF
long experience and with references need
apply. MIS-. J. C. Mckinley, Wondsdale
500. .ur-9-k
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POSITION wANTEp-rEMALE.
FOE SALE.

PoR SALE 50 arr"s good land: wei.
w.Ir"rr,! no waste .LudS. practically
rnw nous" Borders IN town Fine
hea,;,.y rlare to live. Price r,a Sonablc.
Fox Huntsville. -. nr-9-!
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1t should I've stated that rlrc Oil II
now slowing down drilling operations
particularly in the M!h-COntinent fields
tho wells brought in recently being the
cumpleti0n "f drilling started prior to
iha rut crude,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-29
readers wi lie ngva pMa deH unsolicited
dh akOvAd m New gd 5mwmn9

DANIELSON & son
Advertising
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'No"nesa" 'oepeep' u4s9a~- .~ "1"n
Skowheg
MIR
exhibits detailed
tisuedby the Audit Bureau o CncLatons
way y" Say @ " ? ~ ne % = Wis., S nave p "
assemble and furnish speee information m medium and your field? We
look daIs in of this character
been o glad to
furnish, carefully foreeren
weekly remarkably
the in notso much
vel daily
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
kN|FE|SUSEO
AFTER QUARREL
INVOLVING GIRL
William Ensor Stabbed by Ed
ward Cruz, Police Say,
Goes to Hospital.

In fight with Edward Cruz,
twenty-three years old, 627 l. street
northeast, last night on III street,
between Sixth and Seventh streets
northeast. William Ensor. twenty
seven years old, who lives with Cruz,
was stabbed in the back and arm.
1t is said the men quarreled over a
girl. Ensor II being treated at
Casualty Hospital. His condition is
not thought to be serious. Cruz was
locked UP at the Ninth precinct and
charged with the stabbing.
George y. Servick, forty years old.
1905 Thirteenth street northwest, was
badly injured about the forehead
when he was struck with a shovel
by Torney Robinson, colored. 1912
Fifteenth street northwest. Robin
son was locked up at the First pre-
cinct charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon. The men par
ticipated in a fight in a garage in
the rear Of 1912 X street northwest.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
BANK EMP[0YE
IS ACCUSED Of
ENLIGHTENMENT
Neal Yeager, Second National
Bookkeeper, Arrested for Al
legged Shortage Of $1,15O.

Neal A. Yeager, twenty-four years
old. employed as bookkeeper at the
Second National Bank. and arrested
yesterday afternoon charged with en-
bezzling s1.15o Of the banks money.
was released on $4,000 bond in police
court this morning. He had been re-
leased from the First precinct last
night on $1,000 bond.
Following questioning at police
headquarters, Yeager is said to have
confessed.
Through false withdrawal entries on
the banks books, Yeager is alleged 10
have yelled cashing Of checks on his
own account. When the checks were
cashed elsewhere than at the bank anu
returned to the Second National. he is
said to nave charged the Withdrawals
to other depositors of the institution,
in one case a deceased depositor whose
estate awaits final disposition.
Yeager, a native of Brady, Tex, lives
at 1851 Mt. Pleasant street northwest.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03

In the vicinity Of . Federal Gov
ernment building near b. r. keith's
Theater.
At the intersection Of q street bear
ing an unlucky number and an ave.
nue. named after . State known ~
The Empire State.
in the Capitol grounds.
In \ park named after . famous
philosopher. inventor and preacher
Of the doctrine Of thrift.
At the intersection OF an even num-
bered street and an avenue named
after a State known ~ The Mother
Of Presidents.
II you are interested in finding
these baseballs tomorrow. you can
begin your hunt any time after s
o'clock in the morning.
Should you find one or all Of them.
telephone to The Washington Times.
Main $500, and give your name end
address and tho place where you
made your fortunate discovery.
II you do not find any of tho six
tomorrow, be optimistic. because six
more will be hidden every day for
the next week.
Here's luck to you.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
TWO BROTHERS
GIVEN 3 YEARS
F0RR0bbER|ES
Norman and Earl Hackley Con.
victed of Looting Military
Shop and Store.

Arrested October 30 for iooting
Meyers military shop. and Tophams
trunk store. Fourteenth and F streets,
Norman and Earl Hackley, brothers,
of Bren twood, Md. were given sen
fences II three years each yesterday
in Criminal Court No. 2.
Albert w. Krause. twenty-five years
old. already sentenced to four years
imprisonment on a charge of robbery,
was sentenced to three years more,
yesterday. He was sentenced with
Henry Connors. twenty-three years
old. and Raymond Clancy. who ad.
mitted robbing the haberdasheTy
owned by Maurice Schlosberg, SlG2
Fourteenth street northwest, of nearly
$4,000 worth of goods on August %.
Clarence z. Howard was convicted
on two charges of altering and forg
ing War Risk allotment checks. He
IS alleged to have forged the name Of
his wife, Mrs. Mildred F. Howard, on
the checks. Clara Farrow and Gladys
Boynton, indicted with Howard, were
acquitted. Towards sentence was de
ferred.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
SERVES TERM;
ARRESTED AGAIN
ATPR|S0N GATE
o. c. Youth Seized On New
Charge Just as Brother Is
Sentenced Here.

Shortly after his release from
Eastern penitentiary yesterday I'm
Pennsylvania, Robert ]. Clancy,
,twenty-four years old, who lived at
AS X street northwest, was re-
arrested on a charge of having stolen
81, 200 In Liberty bonds here in 1918.
Clancy was returned to this city last
night.
About the time Of his release.
Clancy's brother. Raymond Clancy,
was sentenced by Judge Frederick l..
Siddons to three years for robbery.
John Francis Connors, who was
said to have been with Robert Clancy
ut the time Of the theft of the Liberty
bonds, IL now serving five years at
Atlanta The bonds were stolen from
James Mahoney, 1858 Monroe street
northwest, Connor's brother-in law.
Albert w. Krause, Henry Connors
Nnd Raymond Clancy were sentenced
TO three-year terms yesterday for the
robbery Of Maurice Schlosberg's store.
31O2 Fourteenth street northwest
Merchandise worth $4,000 was stolen
After Robert Clancy was released
on bond, following his admission that
he had q part in the theft Of the
bonds. he went to Philadelphia. He
was arrested there for shop-lifting
and was given two years in Eastern
Penitentiary. When the police here
learned of his arrest they forwarded
n detainer to the warden of the in
etitution eva the authorities here
were notified Of the date Of his
release.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
BUDDHAS GAZE DOWN ON
JAPANESE DELEGATES

Quaint Japanese customs were not
left in Nippon when the Japanese
delegation and their troupe Of more
than a hundred experts came to
Washington.
The Japanese delegation head
quarters has been transformed into
a Nipponese mansion of the first
order. Tiny shrines of Buddha
grace inches in the rooms of the
high officials, and before one shrine
incense burns and curls upward. On
the doors leading to the rooms oc-
cupied by the four delegates there
are posted Japanese titles more
sweeping than the ones by which
they are known to Americans.
On the door of the room wherein
Baron Admiral Tomasaburo Kato
holds forth with his colleagues
there is a huge Japanese character
which, translated, reads Almighty
Chief
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
UNDUE INFLUENCE CHARGED
IN CONTEST OVER ESTATE

Mr.. Deborah higgins. of Bonesteel.
q. D.. today filed In the District Su-
preme Court clveat protesting
against admitting TO probate the will
and codicil of her brother. Dennis w.
Magrath. Of this city, who died a
month ago.
kfrs. higgins was left $500 out of
an estate estimated at s55 900, and she
alleges mental incapacity. She de-
clares her brother was eighty-one
years old and that undue influence
was used by some unknown person
when he wrote the will and codicil
Under the will the deceased distrib-
uted 50, 500 among local Catholic orphan
sylums and gives about $4,000 In
specific requests to nieces and nephews
In the codicil he changed the residu-
ery clause and gives all the remain
ing estate to a niece, Kate Schultz.
The estate Us represented by Attor.
ney Henry w. Sohon.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
1,755 TRAFFIC VIOLATORS
TAKEN DURING NOVEMBER

One thousand seven hundred and
fifty-five arrests for violations OF the
traffic regulations were made by the
police during November, according to
a report made to Commissioner Ovs-
ter by Acting Police Superintendent
Sullivan. The First precinct led all
the others in the number of arrests
with 435. OF the total arrests, 453
were for speeding, with 1902 for
minor violations.
During November the police made
1875 arrests for violations Of the Vol
stead act and seized much liquor.
Only eight arrests for making race
handbooks were made during the
month.