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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
AMERICAN WOMAN IS
ACCUSED OF SWINDune

Berlin, Jan. 1s.-An American wom4n
and two alleged accomplices IN a ewin
ding operation have been arrested hs!s.
The woman's maiden name Is sstd %!
the police to have been Virginia F1trfAx.
Tney assert that she married GertneA
named Mol. who died . year ago.. MA
NoI Is declared to have como 70 0Af-
many nine years ago and since that tins
she has resided here. ..-... -
The woman and her accompliees, A.
cording 10 tho police, under the prste1t
of organizing food relief bureau with
The aid of American funds, . year 49,
succeeded in obtaining duty free tmvert
licenses for more than 100 carloeAs or
roodstuffs OF these supplies 10 obc1f'
loads are declared already 10 have enter:
ed Germany and transferred to private
spectators.
1t is. alleged by the police that fno
woman induced some high 'offfetalI.ef
the customs administration to oSIe,yA
that she had unlimited sums Of nsenU
which had been placed at her diSpeaI
in the United States for relief work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Fireman Killed, While
Passengers Escaped

Cleveland. E. Jan. l6.--tf-emar ]. J.
Iollister was Killed and Engineer Harry
lynch. both OF Cleveland. seriously In
iured when the engine on Biz Four train
Number IL, westbound. from New York
20 ST. Louis, left the tracks a. Linndale.
near here. early today, plunged down a
thirty-fooc embankment and turned COM
pletely over. pinnins the fireman under
lSath.
Passengers were piled Up IN the ears
b.c escaped Injury.
The engine tender stuck IN the side
II ,hc cmhanGmeni and prevented Il
combination baggage car and coaches
md 4 pullman from rolling into the
ditch.
The wreck was caused b. an east
bound freight train engine jumping the
tracks and s!deswiping the passenger
Nngiua.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
JUST REBUKE. FROM
PRESIDENT-ELECT

Topeka. karS.. JAY. 10 Mss LGcv
rage CASTOR. o; tHicago. representing
me National Anti-t'garcttc League. an
hounced to-day that she had rccc!N eG 4
reply from Pres!dent-c;rct Harding. in
response TO a letter. in which she had
n*hed him 10 rcfra in from tie use o.
Cigarettes as an example to the ogth Or
tho land
/ mink it e fine 10 save the youth
O: America from the tobacco habit"
says Mr.. Harding's reply. II think.
however. tic movement ought to be car.
ried on in perfect good faith. and should
be free from any any kind of hypocrisy
or deceit on the part or those who are
giving 1t their earnest attention"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Cold Wave Predicted
For the Eastern Section

Washington. Jan l6.--The cr"0 or
blossom:ng dSndclions and budding
trees. always incident to mild winter
is endangered ny frost. n" weather
bureau tonight furcastinG cold wave
for the eastern portion OF the country.
Cold weather already has made It's ap-
pcarancc in the. states lying in the cast
Of tho Mississippi river. the weather
bureau said. and the cold area Is eX-
pected TO reach the AtiHTtic coast from
Maine 10 Florida by tomorrow night,
Temprrnturcs throughout the eastern
half Of the country, the bureaus fore
caster said. probably viii he IN" lowest
or the winter. the thermometer Solna
down to around ten and Il degrees above
zero In New York City. Is TO 20 degrees
above IN the vicinity Of Baltimore and
Washington and Sill lower IN New
England.
The cold wave. however, VIII not last
Iouuc- than TWO or three days, tho
bureau said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

MAN SLAIN
BLACK HAND CRIME
AT STEUBENVILLE
Victim Receives Three Shots
In Body From Unknown
Assassin

Spac!al Dispatch 10 The lnt"l;Genocr.
Steubcnville. O. Jan. i6--On the eye
Of his departure for Italy where he was
TO have been married. Giuseppe Ietrelio
so, italian of FoIIau%hcc. W. Va was
shot TO death on the streets "r this city
tate last EiEht. an assassin stepping
from a hiding place III an alley ami fir
ing thrcr shots into his body at close
range. The murderer escaped and the
authorities have 10 clue.
Pcire,'u came here last night and
made arrangements for his trip to Italy
Intending to leave today, and then
started for the home OF relatives on
South Seventh street. Within square
OF the home. he was slain. One bullet
went through his left ego. another
;hrouEh his neck and the third lodged
in the shoulder. Police believe the
blackhand responsible for the crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
CROWN PRINCE
IN HARD LINES
CAN'T RETURN TO
THE FATHERLAND
Neither Can He Live Again
With Crown Princess or
Reioin His Father

The Hague, Jan. 16.-Fredcr'ck VIII
liam, former crown prince OF Germany
In an interview given the editor or
German weekly published In The Meth
crlands. gives the reasons why ne does
not return to Germany. why his WIG
does not join him in his sojourn at
WierIngen, and why nc does not JOIN
his father. the former German en-
pcror. at Doom. Frederick William also
sets forth his plans regarding the edu-
cation Of his sons.
Naturally would he glad to return
TO Germany. and I would be happy II l
could devote myself to-agriculture' par
ticulariy to horse breeding" the former
crown prince IS quoted rs saying.
would rejoIec TO associate with the
learned men 1T Breslau university and
regain what ] lost during the war ard
at Wieringen. would like to use what
little power have 10 help build up the
fatherland, but that cannot be.
9rippsd In wise Of Duty.
"My many friends IN The fatheriani
and abroad would see my hand in every
deed which others. naiSht~begin, but OF
which I, perhaps wuutd know -nothins :
at all. Unrest would follow, and "ir
poor fatherland needs rest.
Why. does not my wife come here? Be-
lleve me, she would gladly do so. But
there is no chance OF such happiness
and good luck, as we are gripped in the
wise Of duty. She has the training Of
our children at heart, and must direct
it. Our sors must learn to make
themselves useful commercially. Will
helm and Lula (the latter Il pct name
for one Of the sons) are now going to
the gymnasium at Potsdan. Tie eld n
one wants TO become an expert farmer
and 20 later to an agricultural academy.
Lula feels that he has The talent for a
mercantile career. and Is planning a
tour OF the world in a German merchant
ship and TO learn the modern languages
have nothing against their plans E
they result In the boys becoming useful
man. They are Studying hard and have
no time for amusemenrs or sport The;
need fathers care. too, but that cou
not be.
Can't Join Ex-Kaiser.
II cannot go to my parents at Do ,rl
Our opponents arc continually trvi'.-,
20 put US in the position Or being rc .dy
10 set the world on fire. and II we v-e..
together. then IN the eyes Of our upI;..-
nentS the overthrow Of the word wuui,,
he 4 question of but short time.
AS for buying an estate in Hoi.rnd,
There would | get the money. part!cu
'arly In view OF the low rate Of Licrn7a:>
cHchange?"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
ACCOMMODATION IS
HIS MIDDLE NAME

Eastl .cw, \. Y. jar. i6.-Har-E
ONeill's middlc name is "ArromroG"-
ton" Sentenced 10 three month" tIn-
pr!sonment for conviction "C = minor
offense, O'Nciil WAS anachlcd 10 20
liccman at PhiliipStoNn last might.
They started ~ police ato'aoShc tor
IN, penitentlary here. An hour after
midnight the policeman stopped the IVA
chine in tho midClr OF wooded So
,lon OF Westchestcr county.
LOST" asked the prisoner '.r'
m" show you the way.
Officer and prisoner changed seat
thirty minutes later the latter brought
ihc machine to a stop In front OF the
urison gates.
Thanks" said the officer.
Don't mention H." replied the pr:S-
Nucr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Unsuccessful Attempt
To Stay E1-SherIff
Unknown Assassin In Murder
GUS Attack On Former
Mingo Official

Williamson, ". Va. Jan. l6.-An un-
successful attempt to assassinate ~ :.
Blankenship, former sheriff OF Mlnso
county, was made n -i'uefeid tooay a,
noon. when an undermined man pu'ns
ris u.ay IN the former sheritf's side ana
Irvclcd "A pistol Mt him. blankensnlp
struck his assailant's arm Just as inc
gun was discharged. The shot missed
him. but the former officers face was
badly cut by the harrc! Of INC weapon
The attack occurred at the ~ ".
railway station jus; ~ RlanKensntp
vas about to board n train for Matewan.
In the confusion which followed ban
kcnship's assaiant escaped. The FORMER
sheriff returned to Matcwan this after
noon, and tonight said he was not sefl-
ously hurt.
Blanken.hip said he could ascriO' no
,,,o.iye for tho attack His term or rl-
lice as sheriff of Mingo county eXp:eA
January J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
NURSES DEATH
IS MYSTERIOUS
NEGRO SUSPECT IS
TAKEN IN CUSTODY
Naval Board Probing the
Killing of Harriet Kava-
naugh at Annapolis

Baltimore, Md. Jan. o. United
states naval academy authorities to-
night caused the arrest IN this city OF
Henry A. Brown, colorcd. Il dcserter
from tho navy. in connection with the
murder Friday night last OF Miss Har-
r!rt ktYanaugH, 4 nurse AT the navy
hospital, Annapolis.
Brown mas been absent without leave
rom the training ship cumberland at
annapolis for IL y days.
He admits hay < been n Iaticmt II
The academy huSr al nearly Il year ;>S".
bat denies that q cver saw Miss K:tvan-
auEh during tit period Government
agents aver that Brown was seen skuik-
'ng near tho Sc"ae of the murder short
time before the crime. The prisoner
maintains that he had not been out o.
baltimore for nearly q month.
When arrested. he was still attircd
IN Z navy uniform. flo was mess at
Iendaut in the navy.
Anna polls, Jan. 16.-!Th" IrySlcry oi
the tragedy is as deep as ever. naval
academy authorities said tonight. after
the second day Of investigation Of IT,"
murder of Miss Harriet NJ. k:tTanauGh.
Il naval nurse, who was found Friday
the government reservation, and who
died at the naval hospital Saturday
morning without regaininS conscious
ness. No arrests have been made. nor
has the board been able To gain u tangi-
bic clue. despite reports that two men.
one colorcd former enlisted man OF
the service. were being held on suspi-
cion.
The Investigating board az which
Comma nder Edward W. Washhurn IS
president. is probing every report. Com
mander Washburn said tonight ihat al
though the board has been unsuccessful!
SO far. hope Is held that something sub
staniial VIII be unraveied by tomorrow.
He would not say that the tact that
The probe IS being conducted with Sec
srcy as Is the case in all naval invest
CATIONS.
In addition 20 the fact that Mss KAY
aaauSh bade goodnight 10 Miss Oblcr-
der. another naval nurse al hr OKLA
nona street entrance 10 the gVN crninent
reservation a. 9:l5 U'c.ucl; Of the night
she was attacked, Il was learned today
that she had been seen about other
places during the evening. Among
these was jewlry store where she was
known by the proprietor and his family.
and whore II is stated she purchased Il
small diamond ring during the Christ
mas holidays. Miss Kavanaugh lett
this store at S:41 Friday night. saying
that she intended 20 return To the hos
pital, 80 that only an hur elapsed
from that time until she was tound In
dying condition at the foot of Cemetew
Hill. The ring was on MISS kaVahauShs
finger when her body WAS found.
The body OF Miss Kavnnaugh VIII pc
buried in the naval cemetery here TO-
morrow IN Difference to the wishes OF
Dr. l.. NJ. Dooley, OF Buffalo, y. Y, who
is T. cousin OF the dead woman and her
nearest of kin in this country. MI
Dooley. accompanied b. hi? "ile. az
rived here today. The funeral vii! DO
from st. Mnrys Catholic church ut n'ne
o'clock in the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

New York, Jan. 1.-TWO CASES Of
homicide. numerous hold.ups, robbeftsS
and increased police activity, were re.
corded today when New York's wave ef
crime, abated after the Christmas holi-
days, apparently broke afresh. ..
Shot during night in West 18th
street, Edward Markle, clerk. died IN.
route to a hospital =, An acquAintaHas,
Frank Bond, was arrested later cha1bod
with the shooting. which he denied .
An unidentified friend. with when ha
had\ quarreled, lay in wait for JaNt6
Sullivan early today and shot hf4S&9.
death as he walked from an East 6t4&
saloon. The assailant, brandish3nG q
pistol in the faces Of crowd that SAth-
cred, escaped.
oh1osr subduss 1our
Four Of six men who entered . Grt1p-
&ich avenue home today were captured
after fight with William RoyAn. ,hA
wife and daughter. A policeman, at
tractcd by their shouts for help, ctunood
the four into submission. The othAE1
he'd. Those arrested were. held in, 9is-
500 bail each for examination today.
The renewed operations Of outf1WU
resulted in the detailing OF 16o recruit
to special police duty in Brooklyn Sahd
sections outside the business district IN
Manhattan
Police Commissioner Richard EnIiEhi
who denied reports current yesterday
that he had resigned his post, has been
subpoenaed to appear tomorrow with
Mayor Hyland before a special Eran6
Jury in connection with Former Cox.
ernor Whitman's inquiry into alleges
corruption in the city administrations. 81,
Police books, papersAkhd records VIII
be used by Mr. Whitman In the exAmtT-
otfon Of the officials.
Tenants Capture Burglar
Residents Of Harlem apartment
house armed themselves with clubs to-
day and captured q youth who said he
was John Robinson. He was found Nd.
ing behind an airshaft IN the baSenent
Of the building, and was areHteA
charged with having entered and rohboA
one Of the apartments. He was hsloIa1
$1,000 bail for examination. q
Police .raiding squads operating late.
last night along the bowery, In Harlem
md the lower East Side arrested more
than $50 men. All were CHARGED either
with gambling or being suspicious char
acters.
Attacked by unidentified men as he
entered his home in East Ninth street
to-day. Alexander Lukin. salesman.
was clubbed into insensib!lity. He was
taken to a hospital and had not recoS-
cred consciousness tonight. .L.e
After beating young woman ticker E
agent to the floor. q man today roppsu-
thc box office Of a West Side motion
nicture house, ran ints~the theatre AM
escaped through = rear exit -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
CORNELL HAS WRESTLER
WITH ARTIFICIAL LEG

Ithaca. Jan. ia wrestler with an
ar;ificiai leg vas revealed to-day in the
appointmcn; %: A. ". Snedei;"r as
mr,nh&r az ,'ie corrci University wres-
tiinE :"aT'.
S,otr1 Tsi,nG. suffered the araputatton
- his right :"g hr,"w the knee IN his
hoyhooG. despite ;E!s physical hanGi-
cap nc has Develops, into skilfU wres-
t!"- in the '45 pound c.2ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Fortune Telling Stays
At War Time Prices

New York, an. l5.--Mrs. Juan Iu.:a.
S5 years old, o: 100 Elizabeth street, who
described herself as a "PcruN ian S%psE.
vas fined $40 yesterday D.! Magistrate
S,reetSer, in jefferson Market court on
4 ,.hargv o. fortune telling.
Mrs. Julia WAS ARRESTED b. i;ae Moo
!o;ti and May ,'ooney. women detectives.
Ml$s Nicoictt. -.tid to Mr.. pa "a = -"
Of 81. SIC sad. ar. "..S tod I" HrNi,
$50. "A Dozen eggs. II pound Of hutt"- and
AN empty Lotll, - she Sis&cG I" avoid
being in very hard lack. ,..
You're the one that's n na-a luck,
said the detective. flashing nor 'aGSt.
Mrs. Pulla in court testified tina; So
was not :, fortune teller but phTcnolo-
gst.
"I read the bumps she said.
We're going TO bump you for SIC
said the Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
CRIME WAVE IS Z 4
RAG|NG.|N n. I.
TWO MURDERS AND
NUMEROUS HOLD-UR
Plucky Police Officer Clubs
Four Would-Be Bandits
Into Submission -

New York, Jan. 1 A report
that a new police commissioners
would be appointed within -
hours to succeed Commissioners
fnright. which came from
source said TO be authentic, but.
which could not be divulEDd,
gained wide circulation here to-
night. ! The informant made n
plain that the new appointoe
would not be Fire Chief Kenlon.
whose name has been associated
with earlier rumors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
CARDINAL GIBBONS
REGA|N|NG STRENGTH

snecial Disra;ch to The Intelligencer.
Baltimore. Md, Jam 16.--Cardinai
Gibbons is crgain!nG his strength. This
morning shortly aftcr arising. he walk
cd 4 few steps In his ROOM, and 'uttSr
doing so. the prelate remarked that ne
was once again beginning TO feel like
himself,
The cardinal is quite thin and has lost
quite lot OF flesh.
Latcf IN the day he was wheeled IN
70 the cathedral. where he prayed tor
nearly an hour He expects to he ao!r
70 take 4 motor ride this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

San Francisco. Jan. 16-URited
States naval Seaplarc NC-S one
or the fuur;ceu planes on tho
San Diego to Panama h!gh:. -
adr.gt IS miles off San Juan Del
Sur. according to Il wireless FROM
the destroyer Munt"rd, The
crew IS safe aboard the Mum
ford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
wANrHD-PAPES GOWNS

-v!sburS, Pa. Jan. l6.-The STATE
department. OF health IS cRd"avor.nR SO
ind q paper gown that can he made and
sold at 2 rate and be effective for use
',y, doctors handling diseases classed as
tranSmissibie. In \ statement; issued
today from the office OF Cot. Edward
Martin. the state commissioner r'
health, tho states invent;'" %rnius j,
aupra,ed to cor such 4 gown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
THE WEATHER.

Wsss ytrgtnta-Fair. much colder,
-tth . cold wave Mosdsy; Tuesday fair.
Ohio ana west Virgtnis--Fair Monday,
sxoopt snow DurrisB near Lake Ere,
vnreh colder; Tuesday fetr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Wilson. Taft. Cardinal O'Con-
nell and Other Prominent
Men Join In Voicing Sentl~
ments Presideut-EIect
Harding In Sympathy With
Movement

Bennington. Vt, Jan. ia protest
against anti-~..nii,c propa raudn IN tho
United States. bearing tn" lanes u
president Wilson William II. Taft, Car
5inal O'C.unrc.' and Ii6 other widely
known men and women of Christian
flitL, was made puhl!r h-rp tonight by
JChn Sparg". socialist wrlt"r. 1t cX-
l.ortY parttcul:.rl, HOS" who are "mou;-
dcrs ~ public upiuons--thc clergy AMI
ministers OF all Christian churches
public!sIs. teachers. editors and states
men 10 strike at tins un-Arlcrtcan and
uu-Chrislian agitation"
We regret cxcc.diaGiy." the protcs'
. said. Tho publication ~ 4 number OF
hooks. pamphlets and newspaper art
clr$ designed to foster distrUSt and suS
yicion ni our fel!ow-c!ti2"n% OF Jewish
ancestry and raith--distruSt ana susp!
c;ou uF their loyalty and their patriot
ism"
\ uew and dangerous spirit. II asst eit-
ed Is being introduced into the natior.t!
political III, hy these publications.. chai-
icucins: and mcna"lng American citizen
ship and American democracy. Men amd
women uf jewish ra!;h. IL declared,
should not be required alone to light
THIS cvii. hut that It is in 4 very spc.
c!ai sciiSc the duty Of citizens VINO arc
no; Jews hy ancestry and faith"
To MIR SnarGn's request for his ap-
provo! Of the protest, President Wilson
wrote:
II have yuu- letter % December 80
and am heartily in sympathy with tho
protest against the antisenitic move
mcnt. h"g that you will add my name
20 the SIGNATURES"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
STRONG PROTEST AGAINST
ANT|-JEW|SH PROPAGAND DA
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS


DoN. y. IT,. ian. l6 H>'t"a'"" 81
n tic ~..yiucur. o. N-u.ur !. curtis
r,-c ,rd;ly h!ir.d i,,u :."'"I, chsJrrn
:. hu bu,-dcJ ~ -. n".!:,. uurH"l
Mrs. rl~.'$ c seriously mat she di"u
soon aftv-. mJur, j two ~urhn'r Sriu
wrecked the house,
--.--..------.-
Eclfas', Jan. lG. ..-Nrowu forces on
Saturday swcp! through With great
tr"-ouuG Nn"sS South Armagh. IN"
,iyi,ir.. Tro"p, and cunS;Abuury Of
,br IIyt,r "surcIaIs" coopcraicG
Ev,rv ruad vrus under supcrl isiou.
Nor. ,h,u aon r-lsonrry were. .takca
j., III, ,..,,.;,,,y ,,,,s I'm, after \ r'go-.
',,,, ,,or,ir,Ii,,, ,ury an n,rsnns ,yy-,
,,.id in ~. miI,,or,. bu-rurks
-
,..yrj,,oJ. O.. Jan. - T:c .ale
S,ruJ;r,, nm H.. CORNER oi West Sixth
,t.,', a,,J r-o,,,r,r. ,vrnu,. o,.runlci
r,. s,,enrol .,,,,hI,r manufacturer:
,,:i,r ., nron.r,v I,.;s IN building and
.,,,,r. n,.,;,.,,,od g. unu.ords or
snnn noo ,r,,o standard Tai'orjr..
, 49,, .;r,.irn, lo.c- ce.t-
,,',.as e.. ,ms. -. ,rno n06
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
Mr.. Harding Sympathetic.

rrexid .n.-c'cct Harding. "a .ctt.-
made public BY M-. Spar-sr. declared
h.e d;saprrovll e! a'.,!-&"IaitiEm h:.t
expressed Il desire tu avoid creating &?
precedent by signing the protest. tir
wrote:
~ am SIRE yoG c:ti understand why.
IT ;Nc present time. | am seeking ihc
avoidance cS undue publicity and reluc-
tan. To- maze publ" statements rclat!n (
To- any uf oar peudiuE problems. ! an,
10 less surs thtI You already know. and
t-a. t'r American prop'" already b.
I've. ;rat. :,m CLING. no S:..cL.un 70
fCcrttrue1 % rale El.rcrl
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fCcrtirue1 % rale El.rcr.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-11-18
ENJOYABLE Surprise Party.

A large number of friends and
neighbors surprised Mr.. and Mrs. A.
P. Wingate at their home on South
Fourth street Tuesday evening Of last
week. The self-invited guests arrived
unexpectedly and took possession of
the house. The affair was in the ma
ture of q masquerade and an exceed
ingly pleasant time was enjoyed by
ali. The time was spent in music az d
games, and prizes were awarded to
the lucky contestants. Duting the
evening delicious refreshments were
served
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-11-18
Newark Taxi Line Pays Damages.

In a jury trial before Judge Bolton
Wednesday afternoon of last week, in
the suit of w. H. Black VS.. Joe Mes
sina and the Newark Taxi Line, for
damages resulting from Messina's col
lision with Blacks machine on the Ma
tional Pike last summer, the verdict
was returned in favor of Black for
500 damages.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-11-18
Death of Harry Schrumm.

Harry Schrumm, formerly of New
ark, who has been living in Cleveland
for the past four years, died in that
city last Friday. He is survived by
his wife, six sisters and three brothers.
The remains were brought to Newark
and the funeral was held from the
home of Mrs. Geo. Glassmeier, 400
West Main street, Monday afternoon.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-11-18
Death of Glass Blower.

After an illness Of complications for
the past three years, Jesse +. Turner,
a glass blower, died at his home, 254
Elmwood avenue, Thursday evening
of last week, aged fifty-three years.
He leaves to mourn their loss one
brother and four sisters. The funeral
was conducted at the home by the
Rev. Geo. Bohon Schmitt, Saturday
afternoon, and interment made in
Cedar Hill cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-11-18
Fire at Lumber Co. Office.

A defective flue caused small fire
at the office of the White Lumber Co.
on Clinton street Thursday evening of
last week. The department promptly
responded to the alarm and extin-
guished the blaze with but slight
damage.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-11-18
Bicycle and Auto Collide.

AS Charles Haslop, clerk at CRATER
& Brashear's store, was riding his
bicycle on the way to work Thursday
morning of last week, he collided with
an automobile which unexpectedly
drove out of the alley adjoining the
K. P. building on East Main street.
Haslop was thrown violently to the
ground and was badly bruised, and
his bicycle was considerably "stove
up" The automobile came out o. X.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-11-18
Mrs. Trace Brought Home.

Mrs. Ernest Trace, who has been a
patient at the Radium Hospital in Co.
lumbus, was brought TO her home on
Spring street last Friday by Fitzsim-
mons ambulance.