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NINsLOW BILL HELPS
TONE OF STOCK MARKET
N'actionary Tendency Develops
Late In Day--Less Than 800
600 Shares Change Hands.
Two BOND ISSUES TAKEN
Opening of Negotiations Hctwccn
representatives OF Mexico and
hahhers Stimulates Dealing in
Securities Put on Exchange.
TWO BOND ISSUES TAKEN
mY nKOAnAN MALL


NEW YORK, Feb. y-pasango Of
nc Winsiow bill. which calls for
narV,ui ,phymcnt Of the $3.50. 1000 900
2"cd the common carriers by the
iI,S" states government. together
Nlth the establishment OF II call
N"hcJ rate OF Z per cent an dag, i'm
IhTtcd better uudcrtone TO the
''ooh market most OF today's @cSsiOn.
y r"actiOn3r? tendency developed
i"ie Ia the day In which a substNn-
''a! part ~ the Improvement vas lost
nhn resulted in an IRREGULAR close.
iSss Than 100000 shares changed
h"hHh. Tho churnIng operations o.
nc various rools failed 10 induce any
aptcnlItioa hy the public.
i"AstS" Of til. Window hill VIII
MP u" credit situation. inasinuch
'hnc"l some of thoir debts with the
.hhuStrldi companies, "hO In turn XIII
-" Hvi" 10 pay SON" of their indcb
."uncas 70 IA" banks. Railroad men
N"cd b? IN" railroad companies. so
nat th" banis VIII be the chief re
Anicn,s indirectly of tho funds.
lilo $50 issues Of equipment cnr-
l'r'd - bankers yesterday wore
lHk"n ir about ono hour. thur H.
'EStrhtiuE IA" ease being experienced
us IN" ars'-clas6 roads In securing
'Inds for rolling stock. Another is
nc Of equipments. approximately
'sptG.py", Nh probably be announced
Jy prominent bankers today.
Tin" opening Of negotiations be
iWccn representatives. Df the Mon
trau government ana local bankers
,gith "a view TO rcaiJust.ug Mexico
nnnicd Indebtedness. j. stimulating
dealings ~ Mexican government Sc
rITiticS. The Mexican government
~ which mature In 1923. ar" selling
i've points under tn" 5s, which ma
t.rc in l945.
tumors chat the Reading plan Or
aggregation will provide for the re
lrHnrut ~ the general mortgage {
pr cent uruds has stimulated buy
INK OF thoav securities by hopeful
"pceuibtoTs There ar" S3G,5@i.D0C Of
these bonds outstanding. and they
DIR mar
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I. $. cIncurr counr OF APPEALS

the United states Circuit Court OF
Appeals rcconvcncd yesterday morn.
ing at 10 o'c!cck, with the ialIowina.
Juusts ana officials In attendance:
C!rcnit Judges Hon. Martin \. knapp,
~ MIashinIton ID. G., and Hon.
District judge Hon. John c. Rose. OF
Ha!iimor", Md; United States Mar
S mai J"nn 9. Saunders, and Clerk
asses Argued Yesterday.
~" 1867 &C. * O. Ry &C.. appel-
,ant. rs. Fred h. Jones. etc. appel
ics' appeal from the District Court
William Leigh Williams, Of Norfolk.
va. Tor appe liant. and by George Nj,
tanning, OF Norfolk Va. for apncl-
lee: and submitted
NO. lH1j.--LOu Frazier, adninistra-
triN: plaintiff in crrCr. VS.. Interstate
10 tn" District Court N Big stone
Gan. Va. Cause argued 10y William
~. Wcr;h. Of Tazewcll. Va. for plain
tin In error, and by j. T.. Rullitt. of
philadelphia. Pa. for defendant In
error, and submitted.
Admitted to Practice.
George NJ. tanning. OF. Norfolk Va.
torney and counselor OF the court
Case in Call To-day.
No. lS76.-Jalte Holmes. plaintiff in
error. vs.. the United states. defend
ant III error; error In the District
Court At Charleston. :. G. To be
argued by George Il. Zimmerman, OF
Lexington. s. G., for plaintiff in err
states attorney. OF Columbia, s. c..
and j. Watics WarinG. ass!stan; Unit
ed states attorney. OF Charleston, 6
c.. for the defendant in error.
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PROVISION MARKETS..


MEM YORK, Feb. :.-Afte- opening /
ONT higher 1" the sam. lower. the mar
kct 20" coH"o cultures sold w = or 3
points on covering by near. month shorts.
hui '"t"r "hsrd OFF under renewal Of
scattering iiquidation March sold of
rom c2y to co. and May from 6.75 20
holidays there were no Official miIrci.
Quotations from BRAIN and no fresh news.
iacior was discussed around tho ring.
IN" Close was to points net low, r
Closing bids. March, 6cj. May, So: .Iuly,
~; S"iiembcT, 10, October. 1.ig: pc
ccinbcr, 7.S:.
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SIG y

NEW YORK. Feb. ?.-rhe raw sugar
narkct Was firm ana prices were higher
closing At cents for Cuhns cost AMI
freight. cuuai I" o: FOR centrifugal. Rnsi-
ness. however. was light the only sales
reported being Il lot OF 1900 bags of
Cubhs to an operator Tor February shin
h'hi with offerings light. holders APP
r"fent!y being disposed TO hold OF and
the new plan ar iisposing the cuban sugar
crop through committee. Nothing n. "
hhs developed In this connection al
though II was said that local rcfncrs have
sent q protest to Washington against the
cstnbIlshment Of any ouch comlm!itnt.
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-! Southern hogs sold subject 20 in.
tion. and when .att and oily.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. g-D!sparage!nent OK
ta!k about crop damage from green bugs
"a the Southwest tended 20 make wheat
prices today average lower. Tn. marl,e.
:G'tuaf"d RAPIDLY and closed nervous At
,'.e net DECLINE 20 i.c advance with March
- % Ley. and Alay Is 10 i5.I, Corn
i2't = to &c: oats L. u Sc and prov.
slnns. % TO &c
Com nni oats pariilele.l the action o,
wheat. Hears pat special stress on the
INCREASING stocks uf corn ana On the
"h.sncc OF any urgent demand.
W'nEnc~s IN the hog market had a de-
f,ss.hg influence on provisions
l-ttliug futures il~p.t
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,Iumin,un Mnrkrt CIu,,cs

MOBILE. ALA. Feb . Three CIR
goes of aluminium ORE arc tied up I'm
81 ,'WcrS her" in the upper part Of
Mobile River on account uf the con
ditior of market h.iug vv"rstOrll"d
The carEocs. the first o: their Kind
10 come 10 a southern port. came
from Georgetown. British Guinea.
aud are consigned 10 the Aluminium
company or America. at Kin.sport.
Tenn
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IWI out tNIs alIp. .noIovo WIN 30 L.
Foley e Co. 2s35 Sheffield Ave. Chi
e"go, III. writing your name ana ad-
Dress clearly. You viii receive in re
urn trihl packAec containing 70
ley's Honey ana Tar CufupounJ for
coughs. colds and crDup. Foley Kid
ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets
-Ahv.
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"Grcea Army" chief E>ccu,cJ

RALAK LAVA, CNjMNA Fob q
Madame RADIO. chief OF band in the
womcn'S military organization IN ne
Cr!mca known as the green army
has been executed, together with zen
other members of tn" band I. is an
nouuc.d here
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SEW ORLEANS. la. Feb n-Highcr
prices In thc cotton market today were
mainly ing 10 coyysr!ng Of the short IN
i"E"-t, bgy!ng % his sort being -tiuIWlatjE
ON the opening By Yesterdays strength
~ tn Se,v York market, and afterwards
hy Increasing evidence ~ the irt-rlnInu-
iinn IN The belt 20 reduce acreage Ia a
~ tstic manner. WIKI" private reviews NJ
ne new crop oUtiook stated that sO'ne
cotton "'rHat: was tcing planted I'm thu"
very earliest sections Of Texas pl1wlur
on ne whole wa, said 70 To-: rather back
ward. For while reports II better
'upt demand 81 Oklahoma had the e.
i"rt ~ increasing the inquiry for CON
t'ac;s. but later on there per. kilograms
"SpluiuinS that farmers were selling at
lh- enyanc" and they caused rec.sSious
from ~" highest ~ IA" best ot tn" day
the trading months wsr" II TO q points
over thc hnal prices o. Monday. with
Match ~ TO 90. Last prices showed !.t
g.!n' ot d 10 g POINTS, with March at
while cables were very POOR. they haI
hut ltttla eject on thr market. and m
!''HTab.c JanEaiy export returns on cloths
and yarns from England caused only Z
iiiia selling. sithrgEh they conhrmc,: rc-
cent private cables from Manchester %.
very poor itatg. Exports 81 cloths wcr"
put a. $1,000 yards against Ei.>o,p9a
Il January last y"ar, and ~! yarns a.
lH,sg pounds. sgulEAt !gIDLC1
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK TS.


NEW YORK. Feb. ?.--cottun goods ruled
uni"' today IN the heavier qualities In
nrst hands. Print cloths were steadicr
on basis Of ilic for Ssh inch Gixr0s, hut
yarns We're dull Some ~ the leading lines
Of wool knit underwear were opened FOR
fan at about three quarters above the pre-
war pric" level. which is considered very
low In the trade here.
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Ia CROSSE. WIS. Feb. s-pilots
W l.. Carroll ana Roc and Mechanic
I'M wer" instantly Killed in tho col
lapse OF their aerial mail plane here
late today.
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COTTONSEEn nIL

NEW YORK Feb 9-Cnttons,s1 oil was
lower under renewed liquidation OF Mnrch
and scattered selling by locals and ih..
West on the heavy tons OF lard and the
setback in grains. Trade demand wa =
Eoor all around. Closing bids were I. To
- points net lower. Sales. 1900 barrels
frlinc crude, So. sales: prime summer
yellow spot. as: March. 7.72: May, S2G
July, SIS. al! bids
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SAVANNAH. GA. Feb 9--Turpen,Inc.
quiet. ?2,a; no saies: receipts. CT: ship
mcnts, 10. stock. l5,liS. Rosin, quiet; no
sales; {eceipts, IS; shipments, 375; stock.
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NEW YORK. Feb. s.-f.Nlstimr
prices and wage scales OF tho UnItcd
states Steel Corporation are to con
,inue, declared Ebert H. Gary.
chairman OF tho board. at confer
en2c with newspaper men today
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EGGS SELLING AT 81 CENTS
PER DOZEN IN CHICAGO
Buttrr Has Also Taken Downward
Trcnd, Being - Cents Fer
Pound.
~ UniversaI S,VvIcc ]

CHICAGO FEB. s.-Mrs Cackle
thought 1t was spring instead of win
ter. She began working TWO months
earlier than usual. poultrymcn said
today. and produced an ovcrsupply
OF GIGS.
EGGS were wholcsaling in Chicago
today at al cents = dozen, a drop Of
- cents in less than a week
at 30 cents there. Consumer were
buyi-S -eSs here today for a. cents
instead OF tho So they paid week
ago
Butter has dropped also. It is re-
failing at - cents u pound here.
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CURB MARKET.

,3.:oi. Quote: u. ID. L. f. q. H. l.
VI =. VIC. WV. llpl
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Union Stock Yard.
IEchmOnd Va, Feb q l..i
'"mh'ks: Market auil on all classes OF
IL. u. Il - L..
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FEARED HE'D BE Forced
TO QUIT WORK FOR GOOD

g:t,. III" al! sorts 81 ;."uh!" and every
thing a." ~""u"d - turn acainS; me.
i had i stubborn case OF Constpa-
ON AMI otter had bilious spells and
~, ,.uup">i"n turned yellow. My back
a..h,'l n!;,hi and day and I actually had
- WALK al! b"nt "T"" 10 stand the pam
|. h.In', knew what 81 good nights rest
ua- and N Tia" morning was st'f all
or..- and IN, kn."s athcd so ] could
r.,rd.y -"t """ut.'
"run-- io"k"i rr ny g'o"my and
ural.y IT,: w;f" i"on matters n nor own
lrrud.. ataI went down town and got IN"
~.,:Ii.. T..n..... Wei. sir. tx Il fact 30
y"~y rr~i "r'I'" turned things r'sht
a",rnd G"r M aud ] kept picking up
an, I.aw ~. friends on al sides ar"
ire. I'D =" ~.... me looking 80 We'll anH
,irnr" T,"I;'. mas uId" a clean sTccp
nr :i ~. :roIbi. :rri ha"" picked up
" w....i.r AMI i".l X" q brand-n"w
mat rnu stand IN under a$ heavy
work a. "~or r":Ih IN my life. and
gnfll,ii,', 49, - i,' e.. better health.
Tan.a.. j. ~",i "a Wh"'i.ng by HoGc-
I..v.~ l'rU- 80
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tho Soviet minister ~ war. Is reported
in a London T!m'- dispatc from
:S;ucklrI'n. :" hc masking new overtures
Tor rl,. caIliuiatiun "t tn" krOnstadti
fortress. N.'iInuGu = las he"n reportcdI
that h. pIrp"s"h - nI:uE an ultInnatumi
80 krUn-radt. tHi' if inc fortress re-
m:,:u.d "hdurit" u would lie stormed
auG ~ ideI. HI: n"w terms would not re-
Quire cap.tu!at:on. but The signing OF
an armistira and the assembling OF a
mixed commission 10 settle terms for
:, peaceful agreement. according 10 the
dispatch. those holding III" fortress are
decidedly against dealing with tho COM
In'r:st%.
Command Of til" Soviet army which
Is negotiating with kr"nStadt has been
given 20 General Tuchaf schewski. fome"
commander Of the Polish front. who de-
clarcS thai il" soon viii reduce the
fortress i iGc rrl-. o,>r!Gres are re-
fused.
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UNIFORM RULE
BILLS KILLED
IN ASSEMBLY

SPECIAL dispatch t. Intelligence.
'",u:uhu,. o. MIR. Il Thrr" e.: half
4 dozen h;i.s 60: the advocates %: ;hr
Iaiform Rule "a taxation were N.i"i
to-day 0y he lover l.vT.." -: IL" G"H"r-
Al Assembly. II all "r most @: th"m Wi
taE. as I : believed ;h"y VIII! n"
h"us. lrN1'!on commute" VII recon-
m"ni 4 constitutional, amendment along
ia" '!r' OF that formulated 10y Governs
n Davis citizens COMMITTEES.
At,"r tn" uniform ru.' Im"asT""' 40
disposed -. Ii" hoIs" Wiz prs> ~"
administrative" reorganization h.H wh!'h
vas p,a, ed on the calendar ;"c.lN. N.m""
n cope h.i. giving tan officials pow"
:" eN2wtnc bank and building and loan
-"'"rhs came M for passage. tn au-
;hur moved 10 r.frr ( a. "a" committee"
~ ta\r':ou. Sry"ra. u,u.h"rs ot III"
COMMITTEE" asked him = i" understood
'hac would Mi ne h.!l p"rmnn MY. II"
laid u" lld Tn" motion carried.
Til" Fouts b:u 10 pr"hib!t G'du. i:or
nr liabilities from credits n 'a\ ':S'-
w 49, defeated. - - - to3 h"!HE
reQu!redD
w. Robson "rt>rr", imposing I
i"n:N;I "qHr! :" =" p'~ cent 90 m"
va,u" q" rr"r"r;, ""t HS;rd f"r AMI
Ion "a. voted down - - a.
R.;-r-:~ :" the ~ta," aUd.'n-. Showing
that balances >uhj"r, 90 drar, III ia,
genoa -cy,uu" f,:..L ~h~aGk from 3 -
oo0 ono :" Jun" al? :" si.@nn."q" -
Ju:.". l9-". rN,iu.r:uE ':'ho- :G"r"a 81
revenues - - rrurE.tr 5Ga;."u of "dnniH-
iS'-a' ON - ,ou>v-," present -'N"nu"".
Mas r'Nrn 10y tao h"G.' -""rr; " "a .u@
committee to-day a "~" rrL-'" "hh e
attach"d ~ cu""Grl'", r.aI~' - IA"
p-rp"~cd Adr:n.~trnl,'. ,rd" / t.
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that Mr.. Mann VIII hc named as amhaS-
%alur either Ia Spain or ltai!.
Virgil l.. NighilId. Republican Ia
U"nai committeeman from Wcst Viz
Einia, and Republican STAT" chairman
NJ T. White are expected IN Washing
TON Friday TO confer with Senators
sutherland and E3Ik!ns on party matters.
particularly patronage" They w"r"
"riI;.rai!y Scheduled a. com" h"r"%fuc"-
day for his conference. hut the dal" %
th"!r visit was moved uN /" cuahl" Them
/" be "A charleston wh"'. Ill" Legislature"
converted today.
Eoh"r; P"ncnEarGcr uc charleston is
a visitor in the capitol today.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
WHEELING TILE COMPANY
SToCKHOLDER MEETING.

Tn" BOARD 0r lir". j"r~ ~ i..N "t'"'.
INK Tie company has 'h..oi a genera 7
meeting Of The StoCkh"'d"r" l." IL" hc'd
at m. n~fIC" Il III" company. Us; ami
E,oC; S;r",..S. WhrrlIne. ". We" ON
Thursday. March g. 1871. n, tH" "'cI"rk
p IN. FOR t." trlu>a"t:"n - genera.
business. and the boar! vii! tuen submit
for consideration and action "! IL"
Stockholders . resolution e. InCC"a:'" ~"
authorized capital stock o. The '"Olrany
trom four thousand shares HEE~rEhtInE
four hundred thousand dollars. to *
thousand shares. agGrcEHrnE ~ nun
t,rcd Thousand dollars.
:. -. I.AuGIIiiN.
mr-IT-o4-2l President
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.

TIE property ~ eth and Main 81.
1851 Main 50. = being rcnode!"d fey
hote, purposes. Tier" vii! i" 30 rooms
with no. and cold water and baths n
each room. and telephone S"rv,cr also
Free garage for PATRONS Al M uotcl
This hotel vii lee known n the Bel
moIt huic,. ami VIII h'' rI.rn by ihc 1T
0: April. Everything modern.
For reservations Sc
MRS. \. l.. VII son.
@f6i Man 50
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WEST VIRGINIANS SEE
SECRETARY HUGHES
IN BEHALF OF MANN

Speclal p'sp1i.h - Tnt".'g"rver
WaxhIns.sn 9 - Mar,h Is isaac
= Mann. Rr2'nW".. auI Washington.
millionaire coal "ir,ra'"~ and IN" hun
Grrd pr cent Republican. heard himself
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Threats circulated.

t-dnurr. March - Tic" were "iu
rrou, reports about til. county iI'ldn:
hrr,. Tins attr~in"n -; threats lrIio
against state counsel AMI III" I"rf.
should 4 verdict Of guilty BE-. returned
against rlari Harmon. on IrIal hoy" r"r
IN. murder OF Lak" |. llaT"n. mi'li"n-
air. poliiIr,un and al nH" Sh' rifi
Buck ';nrr,t ~:,Id. h"w"'"r. that n" such
reports had rc.r'h'd hiw WIN an" "\-
,"irlnr that Of = latter "rlit :" !
member rf ih,, i"I"u$" ru'inN'il n "i;I'
- Warning was given Of r"sNihi" Viz
l";C. to- the defendant should Sh" l."
HruuIf;..d
II II Brown. SPECIAL prose- N'"'. '";i
d.,i,..rru~ threats lad hc.W mad"
AGAINST hru hat h.. w"Uid M =" int
81, tIllS
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FOR sALR-PoULTRY

FOR SALE. Eggs for hat"h.rg from
bred n iay S'nsl" Comb Whit" leg
Norns. 81 ~ per - Rob. MNil 7"2
Main St. Film Grove. W. Va. mr-lS-l
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Garr"t ana ba Scmcnt hold many dis
carried articles that can he turned into
cash through IntC!i.Senccr Want Ads.
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Tn. Courts Charge.

Tn. ,nnr, W. r!l:r" -" jury IN
:rrr. ~ MS. Mur,l,". wh:rh. HH"n con
>;r,,on word curry :, sentence Of d"a:H
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wANrEp-WaShiNE and r."lN:nS 70 do
10y da? Brown Rim. BON 2SS l.. ,.
u. Ne. .. Mhcehng. mc-l5-.
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Continued From Page Cre.)

80 Mrs. Sm:'H, IN" u"th"" # ''ar'. 20
whom Mr.. Er"vn f"-r"d E.s:'~''.'> -
''rr ODD ""lrAu.
MIR brown d"'.,d "a E.ai,Ai .,Nt
Ur.t"d States h;>iu'., nm I'm e" e.
point ,i- 49,, Of du;, :" IA. ;Grn>.
- nr ;,;v-r"l - .inrr." ".., e ..
DYING ~'a'rt"n' 20 Il" de- = y. ir" 80.
quoting iltn,"', ~ hay K sa'i " o..
i,-ca,.. ~ st." co. ~" 90 .'an l..,"l'.
o. ii" "ld woman NJ, Ei.m"' to.
vld"w. >"hl,'d alNud
F2trl,rr in tn" Ga' agra" n,.r.' i. i
b,.,,n rrarhcl that ~.,h - >, ,'iiL nn' .
~. hours 70" arGum":.i .'r! -. m": N
L.; thu d"f'u." Il, N" ri">f - Mr..
Accused Woman Grtlled.
rav.ag the way ~ Attorney 'i"n.. -
IRE. i.uu'> chasing ar..urn'H' ~. =, e..
sam" iiur" asking thti 'h' I"Hn% i To-
PENDANT h. ,OnVi,.''d MI. Brown ;S"-
0u,nt,y Ior,I.i,d t. Nj. .:,k" t.. 'iam".I
tliir. and L, r',c d.. rit:.i, a..L r",,',i
thar Tho jurors III thor "Nn rr'nG" com.
par, tn" iw". ;hr ur" with i .""k #
goodness AMI honesty IN h'r '"'' NJ
"a" Other with I'ainl'd l.''". ""i1 i1''.
or"i with h"au'ifu! ir5S.'
NJ Brown asserted thH' t'Hrl h.
,uru'e >'rr, % ;i,, sh."'!u-: g ~. llr-
mol her :"rru"r hd-ra"d. Iu'. ''r'
" uum SnS l'>''i "it;h' + Wy" wars. -.
'n,I from m. Wl'h"s> t"~'"rd'. l. 1"
s,.',ru'"l tragic '"ir".
~" prosecutor =" ''td" r'",' "H H
contrast hrtvr..l NJ EnrI"n ma! 'lar"
introduced - ,'Nh"n'. N"e,'r'L... 'r /
:l,,nydirE 'n which Su" We :" WORK '"r
Nj Iianruu fo~ So q "l"k. iruH,d' 4
;nai should - rh3rG by or .':~'. hr "'''
r.,N" So week.. h' raised Ia tho
ft,h..r and snare "a ;h- llAu."u "SjH'..
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoSr-Iad:rS Diamond ring. ir,wr"'.
Twcnty-,h!rd and Chapl;ur and Nori-
mans grocery. Twrnty-n;rth 81. Return
70 l4S Merritt; 81. Reward. mr-lJ-i
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ron SALR-HoRSES.

FOB SALE Farm horses. Charles
i:.dgicy. PhoH> @o5-w Elm Grove.
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SALESMAN WANTED.
WANTED Salesman
wANTED-AGENTS.

wANTEp-l~,dy 90 gentleman. As aS"n'
20 S~cur" names rt r"-,,N> who dcSIr"
20 get fire :0>U-au," At abo"t nnH .half
- tho regular b.. tEtii %J6?-M Wh"";.
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CARROLL-A: nor -"S T"%u''". No. 10
Nilsson :tveru" Washington. "a. On
Wednesday morning. March -. iH-l.
at $50 o'cl""k. MNR'iANET. "'dnw
% the .atc Jrnc> \. Carroll aged 81
years. Formerly Of Wheeling
Funeral fro.;l the -"sid'uc" ~ ida; r,'rH-
ting at = r..!p,k. itruu:"m uN.:a% n 49,"
r'hurrh OF thr Imn;H' uii,t" '"nCr y; ON.
n waSh.nS,or. ~ $50 U'clocN. Inter
mont IN Mount CALVARY '"in','ry,
W.CClinE
kindly omit flowers
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wAHrEp-HousE OF ApARrHmHr.

wANTED-To rent ~" room house o.
apartment centrally located n Wheel
'nE. by family OF two: no children.
Phone Martins Ferry S39-W. rAr-l6tf
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Nrgmoie. okla. Ma - L'l;'E'
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wAHrEp-wAsHme, cLnAnrNo,

wANTEDNNCrHrs None, saving nrnn-
"s.::on. Nutv.,ro Mtg. Co. "Sl7 t,oCE
AL 5 70 !. m. :" : 2. n. ur-l6-,
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Trotzky's Overtures
To Kronstadt Rejected

L"ndcn. March ID. - 1.'on Trot"Ny'
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wANTEp-FEMALE.

Cor general h"uScw"rk.
CAN Elm Grow" 10 X li mr-ic-:
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MooRE-On MonInay, March II. l92l.
az lOl5 O'clock ?. III. 1t H. home.
stop 5. West Wheeling. on tn" E"iI'.r'
mn JESSf: MOORE, SIR. IN his N9tn
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funeral services at his hNm" Thu day
afternoon At O'Clock. Friends ~ ~
family respectful! 'm",tvd I" attcnu.
inrr-rnrnr a. Eo.> Ill, cemetery.
,St,ubrnyi,lc. OHIO. papers please @"py }
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;ED,;GH X r. GIl.IFiNIST.
Secretary. t-Hi.m-. 800
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-22
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR WILL
RESTS! ARREST ATTEMPT
By The Associated Press.)

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July p. -
Contending that Governor Small as
chief executive of Illinois is immune
from arrest on charges of embezZle-
ment. conspiracy and engaging in con-
lidence. games, that chaos in state gov
eminent would result from his ar
rest and that the Governor has the
power. if necessary. to call out the
state militia to protect him at the
point of the bayonet, counsel for the
governor today appeared in Judge f.
S. Smiths court in an effort to per-
suade the court tosabandon the charge
against the governor.
The constitutional rights of the gov
ernor, they claim. are above interior
ence from any branch of the state
constabulary. ~ Ssh
Following advice of his counsel
Governor Small issued statement in
which he virtually declared he would
resist any attempts to arrest him.