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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

of representatives in voting against an
increase in its membership at this
time. When the proposition was first
advanced 1t appeared that there would
be little opposition. Many OF the states
were entitled BY their increased popu-
lation to more members. Most or inc
original opposition was based on the
contention that larger membership
would be unwteldy. but this lost its
force when il was pointed out that the
British house OF commons has 'O' MEM
bers and is not unwieldy.
II was also advanced. in opposition 10
the plan. that it would Increase national
eXpenscs by about sl,5O0.0!o year. NJ
nrst this was not regarded as an in
surmAuncable obstacle. but following
the decision Of President-elect Harding
on the inaugural ceremonies II sud-
denly took on new importance. In the
final discussion and vote. economy was
the deciding argument.
Under the apportionmcnt as voted
yesterday the total number OF members
remains the same, but IL states VIII
lose u members, which will so To eight
others. This is based upon the new
ccnsus figures. West Virginia would
have gained one member by the pro-
posed increase. but under the final de-
ctsion neither gains nor loses.
All the circumstances indicate that
MIR Hard!ng's decision 70 save the ma
ton $4,000 on his inauguration. with
the marked approval that followed. was
all .tru cd
the president-elect acqu!esced in an eN-
pensive inaugural display, economy adj
vice corning from him would have lost
its effectiveness. Now the force Of his
example makes words unnecessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
CHEAPER CLOTHING
Producers Will Revise Prices Downward
80 to so Percent

New York. Jan. 19-Makers Of mems
clothing say they do not expect much
sales activity IN advance models for
spring until the latter part OF this
month when formal pricIngs for suits
for that season will be announced to the
retail trade. Many OF the larger pro-
ducers have revised the prices Of their
less expensive spring models so that
Wholesale markings range from $l6.I5
to ;22s0 each. Manufacturers making
suits OF the better qualities say prices
FOR these garments will range from
s275O TO $40. These prices are approx
ima;ely $3.50 to 500 under those pre-
yailing for suits for the spring OF 1920.
4 number Of carly arrivals from out.
of-town are seeking popular priced"
spring suits and overcoatings Tor Inn
mediate deliveries. Producers say these
huycrs are placing conservative orders.
They point out that although buying
was somewhat irregular during the
early part of last Week. SAFES were ap.
prox!ma tely $3.50 better than those OF
two weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
RIPPING RHYMES
ANTI-TOBACCo.
BY WALT NASoN.

Crusaders say their plans are ripe.
they've hitched their wagons to some
stars. and soon they'll take away my
pipe. and shut me off from long eli
CARS. When l am smoking I am N i'd.
] never raise fuss or rant. am rs
gentle rs child. and harmless as my
maiden aunt. 8ut when they take
my pipe away l fear I'll train with
savage men; l really am afraid 10
say what tragedies may happen then.
Our lives arc full Of ugly curves and
what We suffer no ono knows: tobacco
$nothcS the tired mans nerves and
gives his jaicd soul repose. There's
peace IN forty million homes because
Tired Fathers puff and puff: with
wrrathS of smoke around their domes.
they know tobacco Is the stuff. They
do not care 10 beat their wives or
break the crockcry and chairs; for
smoking "a Inns their troubled lives,
as it would heal sore heads Of bears
In moral FITS. 1T divers times. I've
thrown my trusty pipe away: then I
wrote pessim!Stic rhymes and scrap
ped with ncighhors every day. Td
stcrrly say. mo stack OF pelf will
ever make me smoke again" and then
I'd sit and hate myself. and also hate
my fcllowmen.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
HARDSHIP FOR AUTO
DEALERS

That an automobile dealer who has
sold a car on the partial payment plan
loses his share in the machine II 1t be
used by tho purchaser to transport
liquor illegally is the substance OF an
interesting decision just handed down
by the supreme court. Hundreds OF
automobiles seized last year are af-
fected.
The case was hard fought. the con-
tention Of tho auto dealers being that
they were innocent OF any ofrense
against the law or Knowledge OF such
ofrense. and that their equity in seized
cars should therefore be exempt. The
court held, however. that this would aid
in violation OF the law. as bootleggers
would always buy cars on time. and thus
lose only a small sum In case OF arrest.
An Interesting feature OF the case is
found in the fact that the supreme court
,cited the old Mosaic law TO sustain It's
decision. In Biblical times it was held
tha, IL an OK Eored man 20 death the
animal should be killed and its flesh
not eaten. The defense commended that.
under such u construction. a Pullman
sleeper could be contlscated il a pas
senger took n bottle OF liquor aboard
illegally. and that the same would ap-
ply TO a steamer on which liquor was
q illegally transported withou, any guilty
knowledge on the part OF the owners.
The reply Of the court was that It was
, not called upon 20 consider such cases.
, Justice McReynolds dissented from
Q the decision. and there will undoubtedly
be many who win aFce with hts
opinion. II IS at least Apparent that an
, injustice will be TO many who have sold
cars on tho partial payment plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
SENATOR HARD|NG'S CABINET SLATE
WILL INCLUDE few PROGRESSIVES

Nevertheless. 4 prevailing "old Guard
Cabinet is going 10 cause good ueal
of discomfort: and it IS as certain as
any future thing can be that there Will
arise in the West the coming year i
sentiment Of discomfort so strong thA'
Il will menace the party in power as
much ms the old Progressive rartY diH'
Senator HardinGs way Of going about
his Cabinet making has among It's al
; rpntaEes. the disadvantage of causing
! just this kind of fractional protest |"
arise. Not only are the old ProEresSlvcs
active. but many other groups as wc.I'
strong representations have hecn mndc
that the South should nc given an ap-
pointmcnt. that the Pacific Coast should
be given one. and that the democrats
should he given one. Some Of the advo-
caCy behind certain names rests on the
theory that the Cabinet should include
q Jew.
Catholic urged for Cabinet
Harding has hccn strongly urged I"
appoint some one who Ia Cathohc, we
urging coming from party leaders who
arc not themselves Catholics. Their ar
, gument IL based on party policy. After
the election. Il turned ont that not only
did the Irish Catholics vote for Harding,
hut also, in New York CITY and else
"f'Tf, quite StU'IiIAe TEN ''NS''' ~ 80
Republicans. which Is more s!gnifl-
cant thing than merely voting for Hard-
ing. The Republican stratrr:Sts say this
means the Irish Catholics. after half "A
century at anchor in the Democrats
party. have determined To try the Re-
puhlicans a while. ard they urge that
Harding should give them a sign OF
welcome by putting one Of them In the
! Cabinet. If Harding should decide 10
follow this advice. the field in which 1t
would be most easy 70 find q man who Is
first Of Ali leader in his line. and also
an Irish C'atholtr. would y" in the Sc
lection Of Secretary OF Labor.
Harding by now has got all the hem
Gifts 70 he had from this sort Of wide
spread discussion OF trial balloons FOR
the cabinet. and has experienced some
unexpected embarrassments that attend
( It. The trouble with Il Is that the dis
cussion It provokeS lays emphasis not
on ability. but on availability. Poten-
ttal names are discussed in terms OF eS-
pcd!ency.
From now on. Harding may be. en-
pccted 70 tend toward the DratlCcs OF
his predecessors in Cabinct-makinG. He
has said that he would follow the adj
, vice OF those who claim u" should an
nouncc thr state and Treasury appoint
eos early: but the balance 81 tho arma-
mcnts will probably ~ reserved until
March 4. There may he ono or two SUR
! priseS in the final list. In connection
with Wilson'S Cabinet-maktng these
! two incidents happened: On March
TWO leading citizens Of st. Louis. David
L Francis and Franklin Houston. rod"
together to Washington and goSSip"d
about politics on IN" way. The next day.
March 5. Mr.. Francis read the name or
Mr.. Houston in the newly announced
Cabinet. That was the first that Mr..
, Francis or any other outsider knew
about t.. And two weeks before Franklin
Lane actually sat In Wilson'S Cabinet
the two men had never met
Copyright 1921. by y. Y. Evening Post.
Inc)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
PRESENT CRIME WAVES RECALL FAMOUS
MURDER ENIGMA OF Pike COUNTY, OHIO

come up and examine the body Of Lewis
Sartain. supposed TO be shot OF murder
Cd" called the constable above tho
grooming witch"
\ dcathlik" silence cnshrouded the
church. rs the suspected man walked
down the aisle and touched the body.
Fresh blood did not How. Laughter
followed fear. and witch craft forever
lost its sinister influence. al least III
that part of tho state, when SartainS
body was rcinttrred.
\ year later. Amos Williams was
MORALLY wounded in n hro!l with Je"
Mounts. Dr. ELLIS. so the history re-
la,cs, attempted 10 raise part Of the
fractured skull Of Williams with an
augur. Death resulted. Mounts was
sen, to the Ohio pcnitcntiary, according
to- the history.
Who killed Sartain Is still mystery
OF Pike county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
possuM IN ORGAN

Raleigh, N C.-The congregation OF
the Clayton Baptist church were on
tho verge Of discharging their orsanist
for his inability to create anything
but weird groan!ng from the organ
when they decided to investigate first.
From one Of the pipes they drew Q
nine-pound 'possum. So the orGanist
was reInstatcd and the 'possum was
made into 4 stew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
SOUSA IN CLOSE RACE
AS TRAPSHOT VIRTUOSO

P!nehurat. Jan. l?.--John Phillip
SouSa and Isaac Andrews. South
Carolina capitalist. are doing their best
to down each other at the midwtntcr
trupshnotinG tournament. Mr.. Andrews
won fifty-thrce cigars from Mr.. Sousn
and tn" latter won fifty-two from Mt
Andrews. IA the net result or los
tournament duels in which they !ndulg-
cd up 10 III" end cr 1920. hut Mt S"uSS
won at Camden last week and rvcned
tn" score.
Today's $50 targets marked the be,
ginning Of the rubber. SO To speak. ana
Mr. Andrews drew first blood. Win III
breaks. against III for his musical OPP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
YinS0n Boosts Northcott
For Federal Judgeship

Special dispatch to Intelligence-
Washington. D. c. Jan. 49, Taylor
F!nson. Huntington, was one Of SEN
ator Sutherlands callers today. He
talked in behalf Of Elliott Northcott,
Huntington, who Is candidate for APP
pointmrnt as federal Judge in the south
ern district when the appointment Is
available. John Marshall. Petersburg.
was another caller at Mr.. Sutherland's
office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
TO MUCH HISTORY.

Paris. France-,A reduction Is being
urged in the curriculum OF French sec
nndary schools. In one year French
boys OF l3 and II arc At present re-
qured 70 study in history OF Egypt
the Chaldreans jews. Et:uscans. R"-
mans and Greeks. together with That OF
Gaul generally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

In future all women tried in Chicago
will be prosecuted by q woman attor-
ney. Feminine criminals of the Windy
City had better watch their step.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

Here's word Of good cheer for the
rums bounds: "russyrno," Johnson says
the United States will never be dry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
SIG a month had been granted him. the
increase to date from May 20, 1919.

Senator Sutherland's office: Claim
for compensation filed at the war RISK
Bureau for Joseph b. and Louisa 4.
Francis Of Moundsvillc, parents OF
Oliver Earl Francis. deceased soldier:
award by the same bureau 10 Willie
Ferguson, Williamson. temporary par
tial disability, s23.75 month from
June ., 1920, and temporary total dis
ability award OF sos month from Sep
tcmbcr !, 1920; taken up with the Pen
sion Commissioner to expedite decisions
the claims OF Theodore Crum Of Wheel
ing. Gale Triprett OF Glenwood, and
Chas. II. Payne Of Falrmont: eXamina-
tion for rural mail carrier on route 3.
Cameron. announced to be held at that
place on the 22nd inst.
Recent visitors in the capital: w. j..
Baker and w. G. Wilson Of Elkins.
John Lee Coulter Of Morgantown. Jo-
scph Gray of Elizabeth. John Gibson
Of KinEwood. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Kinlc" of parkrrsburE. and Robert D.
R"Egcss Of Elkins, who was enroute to
Florida.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

course. The weather IS getting too cold
for them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

The Yaqui Indians are on the war
path again. But since the palcfaces
made their warpath around the world.
there's no kick IN that Indian stun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

LenIne IS reported To have become
insane Whadda va mean. "bccUme"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

A million crowns are reported to have
been stolen from the QuakerS' relief
offices in Vienna. Must have been the
reserve stock of the former emperor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

Read and use Intelligcncec Want Ads.
You'll get what you want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
RESULT OF A GOOD EXAMPLE

Rather surprising. but nevertheless
,asasnaalAhiA - lie action Of the house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

Fontnn Luther Barrett OF Martins
burg has been notified hv Congressman
Bowers that an increase in his SOL
diers compensation from IS 4 month to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

Commissions rs poS'mastcrS have
been issued to Jnhn i. Il. Gregory.
Becchwood. w. Va: Wayne Henderson.
Macnunn: Frank p. Parker. Millburn.
and Edwin Capcrton. Mincar. The lat
ter IS n newly established office in
Fayette county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

Robert Rafilr. VIII" told the police
that his home Is at East Liverpool. o.
hut VINO registered at a hotel as from
Wheeling. W. Va. while Stro!linE about
seeing the sights Of the capital fol- IN
with two pleasant strangers. Later he
fen In with their suggestion to ma tch
pennies Robert told the officers thuI
the two pleasant strangers victim.zed
him out of $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

4 marriage liCcns" was issued in
this city to BYRON Il. Rose of Fl"m-
lngton. W. Va, and Helen y. Allen Of
WASHINGTON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

While paying his Offices IN New YORK
n visit last week. Senator Davis Eiklns
contracted severe cold which caused
his doctor tn order him TO remain III
his room until next Thursday at the
least
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1047 Main St.
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u. u. purint"n. former president OF
the state university. is here from Nor
gantuwn 80 pay 4 visit to his son. john.
who holds Il government position. 7.
+. McIntir" is another visitor IN the
city from MOrgRntuwn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
Jufy sth. is3t.

July 9Th. 1871. 7
aSescloek i. =,
ln ~aee0fdanea With Seton 2l3S Of the
ccmpiied lewe 81 1914 and laws slnepda-
tofy thereto hAs D0Ard scf County Ccm-
net e. RaArdspf Eluaiisa-
FrAseat: Chairman uaanhy commis-
f Zen l Hosssn, PTeupsfs. TFssssen and
!, s IS ss. sssu A. sos,a .a,earpsd until
e8osstook ..
assIs ss rs - 81
Present: chsira.a udaahy, cemmist
stonsrs Ael9sa rcnporst rfssetcn ~
s1ain. sasrsslestsss ssssssrnsnts 81 the
sosas returned ~ the several ~
On motians the Dosra .dtourned uhttl
: s'ciack g. n. July sth, 1921,
q oc1ook j. j. 81
= Ine ne zpurssusiatSst o adjourn
Present ghssa,Hssa udenby, Com.
HoNaen.SSR oupore and TRACE
ton absent Commtsaionef Eltt, N
eq1afize farm lands, lbassd onl5the re
ICED By the towHslip boards Of review,
and adjusted ths sssss g sfsfsss:
Farm l.na sesssds S,thia N. INIT.
e .:Y ~ !. silisss sssiis.a !. Yer.
10 paAse,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
WARD THRESHERS
CUT CHARGES FROM
20 TO so PER CENT.

Minot, N. b. July 3o.-A reduction.
of from 40 to 80 per cent from last
seasons threshing charges has been
agreed to by thrsshermen and farmers
lof Ward county At the annual con-
ference held in#Minot 1t was decided
to adopt aSschedule for threshing
per bushGl In View OF the short crop.
The schedule agreed upon is az fol-
lows: For threshing with ten teams,
two spike. pitchers and cook carr. $23
an hour, .deducting $1.50Aanshour per
team fcrfless than ten teams and adj
ding the same amount per hour for
more than ten teams. These same
terms apply Ito spike pitchers II less
than two are used. If wages for
are increased, ,%threshing
charges will be Increased commensur-
,ately. The charges for threshing
without crew range from IS an hour
for 24-inch separator to $40 an hour
for .s6-inch separator.
John Fletcher, in charge OF the
state, and federal labor bureau in
SM1not, was present at the conference
and discussed wages with the farmers.
The schedule agreed TO was 40 cents
hour for men and 40 cents an hour
for teams, as cents an hour for spike
pitchers, engineers and separator men
Sc to $8,a day and cooks So. II
threshing is delayed more than one
day on account of rain, men will be
required to pay IS cents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
Blue Sly Board Delay,
Action On Two Request.

Bismarck, N. D.. July so.-rhe
state banking board, At a meeting
Yesterday, took no action on the re-,
quest of the Farmers Finance $corpor-
The Foreign Finance corporG
alton for permission to sell stock in
the state. Bot are to be reported
upon by the attorney general
The Farmers Finance corporation
Is an auxiliary of the United Grain
Inc. according to a letter Of
petition of the company. It Is or
ganlzed under laws Of Delaware.
Blue sky board representatives, II was
understood were considering the fea-
ture' OF n corporation which provides
Tor Of 500, 100000. of pres,
1erred stock without voting power and
lodglng voting power in 81 shares of
common stock without par value.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
Expert Jail Breaker
Placed In Inside Cell

jamestown. N. D., July 3o.-An in
sadesssGell Of the Stutsman county Jail
has been assigned to Brick" Ander-
sOn,ShAbitnal Jail breaker.
Anderson was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail for resisting
an ofneer. He was later paroled and
thenSrearrested on an immortality
charge.
Taken Ill, the prisoner was permit
ted TO sit in the courtyard. He
ESCAPED, Arrested some time after at
Carrlpgtcn, Anderson took the Of
heeFsA gun and escaped, but was cap
tured by the Foster county sheriff.
He is now completing his original
yentence.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
WARD COUNTY TO
USE NEARLY COOL
MILLION On ROADS

Minot. N. D.. July 3o.-The Ward
|county..board Of county commissions
ers~ Friday took action that will mean
the expenditure Of $960,000 and the
building OF $50 additional miles OF
fine hard, graveled roads in the
county in the mex four years UNDER
the federal highway aid law. H. K.
highway commission. has been in the
city this week comforting with the
commissioners and the matter was
practically decided upon Thursday
with final ratification deferred until
today when the entire board could be
present. Commissioner A. s. Spicber
was absent Friday but all the other
commissioners were agreed in favor
Of the project.
The plan is to apply for $3.50, 900
Of federal aid to be distributed over
2 next four years. The county must
add an equal sum to this under the
federal law. The stake will help the
teounty's part of the enterprise to
Certain extent, at least $4,000 q year,
i is understood. and it Is hoped $10,-
600 the first year The work under
this new project will begin next year.
The sections of road which the
board has decided to Improve under
the new project are as follows, Chair
man August Krantx says:
Mlnot to Kenmare, thence north to
the Burke county line.
From point two miles east of Bur-
Hngton, through Des Laos and Berth
Old to Mountrail county line.
Minot to Max.
Minot directly north to the Renville
Minot to Sawyer, thence to the Nc
Henry county line.
These roads will be in addition "a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
NEW OFFICE MGR.
FOR AUTO AGENCY

The Overland Agency at Valley
City, N. D, needed a combination
office manager and bookkeeper
htely. Like hundreds ofprogressive
firms, they called on Dakota Bus
mess College, Fargo, N. D. K. K
Rutherford was sent. The Slope
County Abstract Co, Amidon, N.
D., also wired thu popular school.
for . capable office woman. Lorna
Cunning got the place.
Follow the SucceSSfuP' to 4
good position. D. B. G. Summer
School will have you ready for work
when office help is most needed.
Write F. Z. Watkins, Hes., SO6
Front S., Fargo, N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
THREE KILLED IN WRECK.

Mason City, Iowa, July 3o.-Three
persons were killed as the result OF
a. head-on Collision between two
freight trains o. the Rock Island rail-
road yesterday. ls/5
"A. L. Moody, engineer, and his fire.
mar. Frank Curran, were severely
|scalded and both died last evening, a
few hours after the recovery. The
body Of Dave Slater, brakeman. was
recovered from the wreckase only
after his legs and arms were ampu-
Itated. All three Of the men killed
were or the south bound train, the
crew at the north bound train. which
slowed down, saving their. lives by
EjQfnping. u MS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
Fargo Soon TO Adopt
Single Light White Wav

Fargo. N. D., July SON his -
port to the city commissioner. Robert
I. Jacobsen, city engineer, said hat it
VIII be within a short time when
Fargo will change from the five uxht
Q cluster system Of white. way orna-
mentation, to the single-light system.
according to the city engineer, the
single unit has many ADVANTAGES
yer the, hve-light cluster unit, and il
Delns opt almost universally for
Id street lighting installatinns
The city engineer claims thai tbe
single unit is more artistic and that
the appearance Of a street or Avenue
- enhanced by such a system, az
white way lighting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
Hard Times Blamed
For Brew Business

Bismarck N. D., July ao,-.Inl ~.
pear N court without being arrested.
ssmarkea BurleiEh county farmer
1s..sr ~utnor1tfes had searched His
omcials, impressed BY the mar.
story OF efforts to provide fnr rs.
iamiiy and realizing his crops needed
harvesting, informed the farmer fhat
ms word OF honor would stand.
q the man had sui,
Tered reverses and used home brew
e a means to get clothing for his
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
IDENTIFIES DEAD
YEGGSMAN BY PHOTO

Minot, N. D., july so.-R. A.
Pritchett OF Minot, former resident of
Denbigh, N. D., today informed Chief
OF Police Larry M. Byrne that the
unidentified yeggman shot when he
arrest near Minot May 80,
aftershe and companions had robbed
the Martin State bank, was Charles
Howe, who conducted a livery barn
IN Denbigh In 1906. Pritchett iden-
tined a photograph Of the unknown
corpse as hat Of Howe.
Howe and one Dan Rome conducted
the livery barn and gossip connected
their names with the robbinK Of a
bank in Denbigh in 1906. Mr., Pritch-
EFT states.