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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
DOCTORS Use
CALOTAbS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like Ordinary
Colds, Require Calotabs, the Purified
and Refined Ca1omsl Tablets That Are
Naussalsss, Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mild cases Of influenza
often lead to pneumonia and other seri-
Gus complications. They say that every
cold should receive immediate attention
and that the first step in the treatment
Is to make sure that the liver Is active.
For this purpose Calotabs. the perfected.
nausealess calomel tablets are the sur
est, best and most agreeable laxative.
One Calotab at bed time with a swal-
low OK %ater-thats all no salts no
nausea, and no upsetting Of the diges-
ton and appetite. Next morning your
cold has vanished. your liver 10 active,
your system is purified and refreshed
and you are feeling fine with hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what you
plcase-no danger.
For ..our protection, Calotabs are sold
only in original sealed packages. price
thirty-five cents. All druggists recon-
mend and guarantee Calotabs and are
authorized to refund the price IL you
are not delighted with them.-(AdvO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Dictionary at Meals.

Columbus. O.. Jan. IS. - Bringing
French English dictionaries TO meals for
surrcptitious reference probably will be
popular among Ohio State University
students. VINO are not quite up on their
French. If they join the Trench table. "
to ha e.artcd at the University next
semester.
Tn table vii! he in charge OF NJ and
Mre. Robert Fours OF the University
faculty. French only will be spoken
during meals. If Il student spies n lus-
cirus piece Of strawberry shortcaRe, and
has forgotten the French for II. his
cravings will go unappeased, according
To No rules OF the table.
r-rCcs~or r. lockwood OF the romance
nrEuagr department at the University
described tho table AS a read oppor'
,url,y 10 acquire a speaking knowledge
Of French
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count.
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation of the year IN tho drur
trade j. Aspirunr,. the tw"-Inlnute colo
and cough rrllcNCr au'hnritatNcly Iuar-
anteed BY the laboratories. tested. APP
;rovcd and most enthusiastically en-
dorScd hy the highest authorities. and
proclaimed by n" common "ropic ms ten
times as quick aud cftcctiy: us whlSk"v
rock and we. or any other cold aud
cough remedy they have eyer tried.
All drug stores arr now Sur"liCd VI ~
The wonderful new elixir. So al YuU have
TO do TO get rid OF that cold Is to steU
into ne nearest drug store. hand the
clerk half 4 dollar for 4 bottle OF As
pirOual and tell '."l TO serve you two
iNaspooufuls witt .uur tCaSpoonfuls OF
water in u glass With your watch In
your hand. take he drink at one swal-
low and call fer your money back in two
minutes IL you cannot feel your cold
fading away like Il dream within the
time LIMIT. Don't be hashfuI. FOR all
druggists invite you and expect you 10
trv i. Every b1dy'S doing IT,
When your cold or cough iS relieved
take IN. remainder OF .he bottle home u
your wife and babies, for AS1ironal Is
by far the safest and most effective. the
easiest 10 take and tho most agreeable
cold and cough remedy for infants an''
Children.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
BELMONT BAR
HONOR OF ATTORNEY j. c.
HEINLEIN, WHO WILL GO
TO SOUTH AMERICA.
Judge J. b. Sommervllle, Of Wheeling,
and Other Prominent Jurists Adj
dress Lawyers Gathering.

The Belmont County t0h!o. Bar As
soCiatioRS annual banquet. hcld - ,"e
E,kS Club dining hall 1t Martins F"rry,
last evening. was in honor of Hon. j. &.
Heinlein, Of bridgeport, who VIII lcar"
soon on q trip to South America. NJ,
and Mrs Heinlcin have planned I" make
an extensive pleasure trip i"to in"
southern continent and the Neimcnt
county lawyers last night wished Mr..
Heinlcin Il Pheasant trip.
The speakers ~ IN" banquet last
night wcrc Judge !. L. Somnrrrillc. Of
Wheeling: judge John {. Lynch. Of 81.
C,a!rSyille; Hon. ! &. Ienlein. IF
bridgeport: Judge John Pollock. Of III"
Belmont county court az aDr"a!s; Judg"
y. W. Worlry. % Cadiz: Judge Car =.
| smith. Of Struhc}vili", and Judre JOHN
! c. Nichols. of the Nroba'" court Of Be-
mont county. Hon. Gordon Kinder pre-
, sided ably as POSTMASTER.
! About fifty lawyers attended the ban
! ouct. Two big busseS a. the st. Glars
/ VILE Wheeling nus service. brought IN
! the attorneys from the western part Of
! Belmont county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
INTEREST CROWS
IN The SERVICES
IN SOUTH SIDE
DR. PAIcoNER PRESENTS BEAUT1'
Fu1, WORD PICTURES OF CHElST'
LAST EVENING
Last Homo P-syG- Meetings OF the Ser
les This observation-disclosures Meeting
sunday

The ATTENDANCE, at tho SNcT!ai "Nth-
gr,istic services a. tn" Third PrcSSNt'r-
ian church SC increasing every night
and tho interest in The service haS rea'h-
I'd q high ?n'Nt. Dr. J. y. LcNeno'TE'r'
rAStor and tho church officials arc very
much Cratlnod over the success or the
meetings tn date.
Last evening, the evangelist. Ut ron
~ Falconer. took his text from Luxe
1850. PRESENTS soma very neant''"'
Word pictures Of Jesus" Or. FalcoHeT
hogan by saying that he does NOT pro-
rcgs 20 Ln AN artist but the most beau
,ir,,l ricturc Of Jesus OF which he can
conceive IS IN" scene showing the biinH
men at the rcot Of Jesus. illustrating
humility and faith. This and number
If other word pictures were eloqu"ntiy
presented.
The" is nothing worse" said I'r.
EaiCoucr. "thau To- see man VINO IS
spiritually blind.
",rhorc is no trouble with Christ, or
his ability TO save. thr trouble II there
IS any. lies with US.
al can ind n" place in the hibi" where
we arc told 70 seek religion. bit rather
III" GOSPEL tells us to sock Christ.
"Yor cant h" Il Christian and not
:oyc Christ Faith always brings us To
tho feet OF Christ.
We too seldom hear re"T}" TALKING
f his matchlcsS !ovc: "" GRE too "l'en
wrapped up N everything e's' nut
christ
! "Chr!st vii not pas Ia ~ = our
hearts ar" "n,u :" HIM.
Tho ,i.r-,n .lrr... lr''|"i 10y Mr..
, Crar'.s u. Drn'oay. added greatly I"
. IN. spirit of IT,. Try. cN last nif"t with
l.e h"au,ifu! singing. \ speed musical
numhc~ Wa \ vocal g., lection hy ladies'
quartet composed "r Mrs Harry ". Han.
Nlro ,'H"r',,s = Powers. Mr.. tllw""d
i'r"drriCks and Mrs.. n. q. Murr.n. Miss
Bertha Hasol. tho choir organiSi. played
tho accompaniment for ~" quartet.
This morning here will b" held the
asst q" tho hrm" prayer meetings -; IN"
special series, In the homes announced
through III" 1nt"lligrnc"r !"S'"rI' ~
morning 1t j.; expected that thr au"n-
dance at these prayer services this
morning will be the largest OF The se"-
les.
Services vii, be held each remaining
,, night or this week Sunday. Tie closing
dar or tho rvanC"listic scr!e<. the pub
lie services FOR miv"d audiences morn
Ing and evening, ana spG".a' meeting
FOR men a. 80 o'clock Sunday after
room
Th" church choir will sing special
rrmhcrs 1T the morning and evening
services. \ male quartet will sins at the
rnen's meeting N me afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Guards1neu to Meet.

Columbus. O.. Jan. "6.-IWo huhdreu
and nifty officers OF the Ohio Nati"na'
Guard arc expected TO be IN ColumouS
February II and ~, for the meeting
Of the Ohio National Guard nssocla-
ton. The meeting will be the hrsr that
has been held since 1915. the others
having been called off during the MeNi-
IAN border trouble, world war and or
gan:zatIon Of the guard.
A movement on foot now to admit Of
icers OF the United States Reserve
Corps TO membership in the association
will I've considered at the meeting.
Other national guard issues will be dis
cussed Lieut.. Col. ]. X. Persons OF
the Fifth Army corps. Fort Benjamin
Harrison. will be in Columbus for the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
OHIO NEWS


C'o,pnhus q. Ian. 26-Thc Central
OlSo Community Choral Association
, Conference, TO be held February l, IN
connection with Farmers Week at Ohio
State University. January 81 70 Febru-
arv 4 is eyncctcd TO create great inter-
cst II Is the first Of the kind. Dele
gates have been appointed from ABOUT
so central Ohio rural towns to attend.
! Tho rurpoSc OF the conference. &C
corting 10 announcement is to AWAKEN
greater interest and enthusiasm IN COM
rnun!ty singing. rs we'll as IN other coHi-
munity activities, in which an organ
!zed choral society may take the leau-
ing rart The associations purpose -
4 to assist IN organizing and maintaining
community choral societies In centrai
ohio. NOR" especially in those communi-
ties ccnetring around the smaller towns
In about 20 counties of the state.
It is planned by the association TO
devils, ways and means whereby choral
: societies Of various communities may
rnlnc together in social activities, choral
contests and concerts. Plans Will be
made for the various community choirs
TO unite at least once year in giving 4
program Of c.lntatas or choruses IN
, Columbus This will mean a choir OF
from J coo to 1000 voices, depending
upon the number OF singing societies
entering into tho membership Oh the as
ISOLATION. Choral societies may become
members Of the association, II they nave
a personnel OF Thirty singers or more
und are properly organized.
The morning session will open at y
o'rlocE Orville +. Barcus. OF Sunoury
director of the community choral So
r.e,y ;hcrc, and who is the prime insti-
gator in the movement to organize sucn
societies. will talk on the plans and
nrrnoscs of the association. Rev w. G.
Munson. Of Frankfort. will talk on
How started 4 Community Choir"
| At the afternoon session. Proless"f
| IT c. Ramsowcr. director OF the aGri-
| cultural extension department or the
university, will speak on Tho Place OF
Choral Society in Rural Life" Pro-
! fcssor l.. O. Lantis Of the rural eco
; nom!cs department will talk on Com
munity Singing" .
! DR.. ". o. Thompson, president OF
the university. will speak Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes a Real Remedy for
the Disease Has RSen Pound.

Hheuma. the wonderful rheumatism
remedy sold BY druggists ercrywhEr".
gives quicker and more lasting roiie!
than other remedies costing many times
AZ much.
Rheuma helps pass tho deadly poison
Gus sccretiors into IN" bowels and
kidneys. from which they are quickly
thrown off in a natural. healthy way
Read what 4 rrpUtHhlH physician says
about RNruma: Il have made Il most
careful investigation "f the formula
employed In the manufacture" Of
Rheuma and | heartily recommend IL
AZ :, remedy for all forms Of rh"Uma-
tism. find Rhcuml TAR n advanc" o.
IN. methods generally employed In the
Treatment, Of rheumatism. and alto
gether different in composititrn from
the remedies usually preSCrihcd."-pr.
NJ. G. Lyons.
This should give any sufferer from
rheumatism confidence to try Rheuma.
c. II. Griest & Gown supply YOU and
guarantee money refunded IL Rheuma
does rot give complete and lasting re-
lief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Co-operative Bookstore.

Columbus, o., Jan. 26-Ohio State
University students next fall will be
buying their textbooks right on the
campus, from a store founded and main
tanned by they themselves, IL plans COM
pleted now 60 through.
Agitation at the university for the es-
Enlistment on the camus of a cooper
alive bookstore, with minimum OF
overhead. and small profit. giving stu
dents the opportunity to purchase books
at the lowest possible price, has result
cd in tho drawing up Of plans calling
for the Incorporation Of $4,000 con-
Germ. Stock will be sold among students
and faculty members.
No one but a student, an alumnus, a
faculty member, or an administration
officer of the university may own stock
in the proposed company The board OF
directors will consist of even members.
one TO be appointed by the president
OF the university and the other six.
elected by the common stockholders.
Many bookstores. some Of them pr
tentious, will be put out Of business. T.
the cooperative store is founded. 1t ~
predicted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
SKULL FRACTURED
Chester Horner VIII Be Taken to Hos
pital for X-Ray Examination.

Chester Uorner Of l02 Fifteenth,
stree; was resting IA we'll as could he
expected at his home lale last evening"
after suffering n fractured skull NcSt"r-
dav morning when the automobile in
which he was riding struck telephone
pole at Ninth and Main streets
Mr. IIornsr. with his brother. D. \.
Horner. were towing n disabled auto
mobile to Earase Yesterday morning.
with the latter driving the first mn E
chine and the brother N n" othor.
While rounding tho corner Of Ninth and
Main streets the latter maChin" b"cam"
uncontrollahle and hi the polo.
II is thought Mr.. Horncr Will bN r"-
moved TO a hospital this moru!NC. w1"r"
an N-ray picture and examination viii
DC made.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
uAsvEy's GREATER M1NsTpEIs
Excellent colored Organization at the
Court Twice Tomorrow

Having l""u '"1in"l Nr1 t-'stcd In
tho urws2;,Htr and circus business II
- no. st-auec that Y VI. Harvey. the
'huud"r os W1-vSN-S Cr""t"- MiUstrels,
should hn sIccassful II the collecting
81 m unusual array of minstrel and
vaudOv..in Hcts for his comp1ur OF fry
r""r'c. E",d and y't cautiously Scrut!n-
ing. ready o. take q chance on Il hiS
salary "rd VET certain - know what h.
s. Grin.: THIS m!nStrc! ulaC3at~ s""rs
ah,s. to retain the Same when they have
become members ~ his company.
Th,. Australian waits, without n doubt
tn, worlds most daring and wonderful
xh:Ncrackrrs were long associated with
Mr.. Harvey IN the circus field and APP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
SUPPLIED DRUGS
To NHE:ELINGITE5
STEUBENvILLE DOCTOR DRAWS
FINE OF $500 AND COSTS.
The Inspector Alleges Re Had WIDE
Patronage Including Beunire
and This city.

pr e. l.. Walcman. Of St"uhrny.llr,
O. wa fined $500 and cos's Wednesday
after H. hud entered 4 plea Of -ui!ty in
LHst.," ro"nSr'S court L. iW1 charges
Of selling morrhiHr Illegally. TIE affi-
d2v.;s Hrr" flied a@:'inS' him by STATE
Inspector r ". Eoh:uson. Of The stat"
department. Of agriculture. who says
that tho doctor has been supplying adj
diets with tn" drug, his customers com
irg u"r" from Wheeling. E"l!a.r'. East
Livcrp"o' Pittsburgh and as lar away
a. Eufca.o.
Tho inspector says h" found that p"c-
Scrip;.uNs for large amounts Of ih"
GrW.. written by the local doctor. w"r"
t.'l"t 81 To"kvr!!c drug store, The
owner or wh,.h vas recently arrested
and. llurd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27

American loss was killed 20 privates
and five officers; wounded, "a pstvates
and Is officers.
1t was the most decisive defeat this
tribes had received since the battle OF
Pt. Pleasant. fought just 20 years be-
fore, and to the Revolutionary fame OF
Wayne was added the honor Of the con-
quest Of the Ohio Indian Confcderecy.
The attlegroundb was named Fallen
Timbers because the land was strewu
with rows of dead trees Of former
thick forest, over which a hurricane
some two years previous had swept.
For three days and three nights.
Wayne's forces '.mopped up" to make
sure that the drubbing administered 10
the reduen would have lasting effects.
The tribesmen gavo the victory OF
Fallen Timbers the name of the Tor
nado, or the Whirlwind. Indicative OF
the impetuous and destructive force
with which Wayne and mis- soldiers
swept down upon them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
KTWANIS CLUB
VIII Hear Address on "Jtnsly," by Prin
cipal Guy E. holden.

Pror. Guy T.. Holden. rrinriral o.
Liu~rr institute. will hc the princirai
rr"lkrr ~ todaN'S meeting of IN"
Niwanis club, speaking on tn" subject
"l.iuslv."
T. 7 Rarrv. Tho secretary, has rrnm-
ised there VIII hc Nlcnty Of good music.
good prize and rl"ney of business ~
addition To tho usual good luncheon, ana
n good Attendance Is anticipated.
Thu meeting will he held at the Nc
Lure as usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
IRA ROUSH, MURDERED YOUTH,
HAS RELATIVES IN BRIDGEPORT
MRS. ELoIsE RISoR, VISITING
NUrsE OF WHITAKER GLESs-
MR. COMPANY IS COUSIN OF
VICTIM.
Receives Letter From Soy's Parents
Giving Details Of Foul Deed CT
Prison Fiend.

, Mrs. A!tan;l 'l.uu.n oC I.r:dS,ror;,
4 the mother Of Mrs. Eloisc Risor. tn"
visiting nurse ct The Observation-Disclosures
! ,omuauy branch Of the Wheeling Steel
! ,',rrrrulinn. received word Yesterday
/ hy 4 special delivery letter OF IN" draih
of her great nephew, Ira R"uSh, n"
unfortunate young man who WAS SUI
/ pu~cdIy murdered 10y William II. "ll"i.y
! Sr,rul. a." murd"r"uS ii'nd, who "S-
..lrrl from 'hc M"und5vitlv Tc0!trnuary
: oi = evening Of January &, :ti;er m"r-
d,:luy ll,ury Lewis and ma,uiHE M"GS
! \Ir,'rc:l, .Wn other convict prisoners.
Lives with Daughter.
Mrs AIbiua Eoush resides with h'r
: daughter. Mrs. f!oisc RtSOr. on the Cadiz
! Pike. but a short distance from the
/ street car tine. la speaking OF tn"
tragedy If winch she lad bat the mcnIrr
detail written IN the letter received and
what sac had read in tho news t"lc-
! grams, Mr.. Roush stated that she had
! visited her nephew. George Roush. N"
father ur lhr murdered boy. and left
there iust prior /" January To- lhe DAY
! young Ira disappeared.
! The aged lady suffered a severe shock
when Sur read the terrible news and
.
a. the train WREN she LEFT.
wanted A Motorboat.
Tho boy, she stated, was possessed
rr the desire To own = mOtorboat and
had often spoken Of his intention L"
build or buy onc.
Mrs. Rsor who i u cousin Of the
dead boy stated that he was OF most
loyablc disposition and II il supposed
was an easy prey for the hcnd as ne
WAS so homes, US to be unsusn"rtlng OF
those with whom he had any business
dealings.
\ peculiar part Of the affair L. That
Mrs RiSor has taken deep interest III
the escape OF the ucui Griffith ana IN
conyersng not long since. OF the TACT
tina, he had been irailed 20 q point on
/ the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ny
hloodhoundS. which was verified by
Huuing his pen knife at the spot where
,hr hounds had lost the trail. SAID she
hopcd, that. if lie WIS not caught, lie
would murder n" more human beings.
Terrible Awakening.
. An then. as q fash from the heavens.
! cam, the news tina; her own relHtN"
! had been nrurrlly murdered. by 4 m.n,
( who is undoubtedly The escaped G"N !!
! In human GnlSe.
! Mrs RouSh has been so wrought UP
| eincc SrcccirjaG the tidinTs she can't
converse about the matter and h"r
! daughter. Mr.. Risov. begged last eN-
iujn- that tie aged lady be spared from
spcakiug at any length about IN" matter
: Ms RouSh is Il pioneer OF Nhrci'hS
! district and tells mary interesting
stories Of days o: h"r gtrlhood. during
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Million Mark REACHED.

! Cincinnati, o.. Jan. 26-Permanent en-
! dowments to the University OF C!n"'n
! natl within ten years have reached the
/ million dollar mark, the Endowmen
Fund Association announced recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
THAN
NH!SKEY FQR
COLDS ANDFLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
. Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro,
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27

Rcad and use Intellgcncer Want Ads
You'll get what you want
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-20
KIDNAPPED CORK
MAGISTRATE RELEASED

Cork. July 19.--(By The Associated
Press )-Magistra Patrick Brady,
VI no was kidnapped by unknown arm
ed men from his home in Ballyhckey.
West Cork. on July 6, was released
today. His Captors brought him to
Il spot near his home in motor car.
Magistrate Brady was d witness OF
the killing OF Canon Magner. Parish
Priest of Dannanway, in December
last by Cadet Harte. who later was
found guilty OF the murder but was
adjudSed 10 have been insane when
the crime was committed.
No news has yet been received OF
Mrs. J. ". Lindsay. the widow of a
landowner and justice of the peace.
who was kidnapped from her home
in Coachford, county Cork, in Feb
ruary last by three armed men. Her
sister has issued an appeal in her be-
halfs through the newspapers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-20
NORTH AUGUSTA

The lawn party which was to be
held Tuesday night at the Knowles
home, was postponed. because of the
rain. to the first fair evening, this
evening if pleasant.
Miss Bertha Sprague of Mehose
Mass, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Minnie G. Arnold.
Percie Fuller of Rockland, Mass
who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs
Lester league, has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Lester league, Mrs. Nathan
Grover, Percie Fuller and the Misses
Hazel and Amy league, recently
made a trip to Skowhegan and Pitts
field. where they were guests at the
home Of Mrs Groves son. ROYAL
Groves. They made the trip by auto
all enjoying a fine time.
Miss Eelma Knowles is visiting rel
atives and friends in Boston
Mrs. Cora Hopkins and grand
daughter, Doris Hopkins are VISITING
at Mrs. Hopkins home at Ninalhaven
Blanche Dutton is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Neva Prince at Oakfield.
Reatrice Chipengail who was oper,
ated on for appendicitis at the Angus
ia General hospital is slowly gaining
Mrs. Jane Wade is visiting at the
home of Mrs. F. J. Philbrick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-20
Bouck Whites Wife
Wins Annulment-
Red Talk Bored Her

Poughkeepsie. \. v. July 10
Supreme Court Justice Morschauser
today handed down a decision in
which he granted an annulment of
marriage to Mrs. Andre Simon
White from Bouck White of MARI
borough.
She met White in Paris, France.
where she lived, and after a speedy
courtship they married and hurried
to America. Following a short stay
i'll New York. White. self-styled pro-
gressive thinker and X-clergyman.
took his bride to shack on hiil-
size near Marlborough. Trouble
with neighbors arose when White
was accused OF insulting the Ameri-
can flag.
The young French girl was driven
to ennn by her husbands persistent
cxpounding of radical theories, it
was brought out during the annul-
ment proce edings. At the time they
married, she testified. she thought
he was a good clean man without
any isms."
She contended that in Paris White
had posed as a man of letters and of
wealth.
He blamed the domestic discord to
the brides inconsistencies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-20
Cruiser Frankfort Lies
At Bottom of Atlantic

Newport News, Va, July 19.-The
former German cruiser Frankfurt is
on the floor of the Atlantic, with the
six other former enemy craft dispos-
ed of in recent bombing and target
practice off the Virginia Capes, as the
result OF a successful bombardment
by army and navy flyers yesterday
which continued al day before the
cruiser was sent to the bottom. Sur
viving eleven direct hits, six with
small bombs of $50 to 300 pounds
scored the first phase of the attack
and five with heavier bombs up to
500 pounds, the cruiser received it's
death blow from a 500 FOUNDER hurled
from one of squadron of six army
Martin planes which proceeded to the
attack from Langley field, Virginia,
late in the day.
Although failing to hit the target,
the bomb, as observed from one of
the naval vessels at the scene, ex-
ploded with such terrific force on
striking the water a few feet from
the starboard bow that the Frank
furt was literally lifted several feet.
AS the vessel began to settle grad
ually byt he head, the end was has
tened by two more 500 pound bombs
placed to the port bow by another
plane The vessel disappeared %
minutes after the fatal blow.
In all s bombs were launched at
the Frankfurt by naval and army
aircraft which came IS miles from
Hampton Roads and Langley field.