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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14
Grade Ordinance No. 496-C

An ordinance fixing and establish
 ing the grade of 43d place alley, south, from the south property
 line of 10th avenue, south, to the
 north property line of 11th ave- nue, south.
 BE IT ORDAINED, by the com mission of the city of Birmingham. that the grade of Forty-third Place. alley, south. from the south proper ty line of Tenth avenue. south. to the north property line of Eleventh ave- nue. south, be, and the same are here by fixed and established as shown on profile sheet No. 293 heretofore ex- hibited to this commission and now on file in the city, hall in the office of the city engineer. - Approved April II, 1922. D. E. MLENDON,
 President of the Commission. ss A true copy;
 L. E. GRAY, City Clerk. Ase-Herald April 14, 1922.
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Improvement Ordinance
 No. 1oO-D

An ordinance to provide for certain
 improvements on Alabaraa ave-
 nue, formerly Sd avenue, from
 the west curb line of 10th street,
 southwest, formerly Vine street,
 to the east curb line of 18th
 street, southwest, formerly Haw-
 kins street.
 Bc it Ordained by the Commi on of the City of Birmingham as fol- lows:
 Section l. That Alabama avenue. from the west curb line of Tenth street, southwest. to the east prop erty line of Eleventh street, south est, shall be graded.
 That the north and south sides of a 36-foot roadway along the center line of Alabama avenue. from the west curb line of Tenth street, south west. to the east curb line Of Twelfth street. southwest. shall be curbed with portland cement con crete combined curb and gutter. the curb and gutter to be six inches thick and the gutter three feet wide. That the west edge of 30-foot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice No Aazk

Notice
 No. 1875 Levy W. Foy, ct al. vs. Helen A. Dent as Administratrix of the Estate of George H. Dent. Deceased; in the Circuit Court Tenth Judicial Circuit of Alabama: in Equity.
 By virtue of decree heretofore ren. dered in the above styled cause the 10th day of April. 1922, l, Hunter Arm strong. Register of the Circuit Court Tenth Judicial Circuit of Alabama. shall proceed to sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, in front of the Courthouse door of Jefferson County, Ala, at Birmingham, on Monday the 18th day of May. 1922, within the legal hours of sale. the following described real estate, to-wit:
 Subdivision W: Lot in Block 1oi. ac cording ii the present plan and survey of the City of Birmingham. Ala, consti. tuting rectangle fronting 50 feet on the south line of Second avenue. north, and extending back southwardly of uniform width 140 feet to an alley. situated, lying and being in the City of Birmingham County of Jefferson, State of Alabama: to satisfy said decree.
 Witness this the 18th day of April. 1s22
 HUNTER ARMSTRONG;,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14
Americas Foreign
 Trade Increasing

wa.hinston, April 13.--Increase III the value of Americn's foreign rsae was reported today by the depart ment of commerce. with announce meut that exports last month nggre- gated ss32 .0oO, 900. the highest since october, 1921, and that imports to- tailed s2ss. 100000, the greatest since December, 1920.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14
LOCAL MARKETS
T'ouItry


 w. ". Garrett sons) FryersHbSd s5c.
 Dueks-zsc.
 Eggs-tresh, 23ez4c. Butler--Packlng stock. 1bo
 ' Fruits and Vegetables
 .AxrshaIi, Jordan & Keith) BaasAas- nlsEt-hand punches. so to ss oranses-Fancy California, 17s. 200 and 1i6, ss, i2s. lOo and ssO. s7.so: 100. 2ss Apyiss-- "inetap. extra fancy. leo to 1zs. x[25: meotuin S4; Arkansas Black. extra Ianry. 100 to lSS. $4.2b; medium foeaiuss--lrisn, sAc; Porto Rico sweet. isv-lp. seeks. 2%e io ,eaus--I4 4iifoIniA ilms. large. l1hc ID. 1; cs.norais ossy, i4he lp.; pink beans, ic lO.. black syeu peas. sc b. Michigan Pssnu.s-No. l Virginia. stock. % ib. ruasteu sack iUta sac b.; 60-lb. lots. wa.nuts--cslifornia No. l. ssc; No. !. Xlmo nas--Drake. Isc; Filberts, i7hc- ages to case. $s.so.
 pettuce--leeuurg. ss per crate. ,, Grape4ruit-e+ 70 anu 80, Sb.bo; s6, 4O anu ss. ss.oo.
 SAu,alts ysvI-tJb0 crate. Iszisins-.L- l.. S4.5v.
 lo.nAtoes-Esney. ss.7s; choice, ss.2s. New rotatoss-.,o. barrel. ss; No. q. ti To-, hc.
 ure.,I Drans-ss.7s@4 4.b0 hamper. Aes Pianls-$4.e0 crate. pen Feppers--$o.ov crale. SQuash--S4. crate.
 Caopage-Crale. Mobile. s2.5o; Lcuisi- ana. crate. $z.15.
 .-Ik klisn feas-$4 hamper. -oSs--ic
 AenH--2oc.
 Seiery--rlorlda $500 per crate. In-ese-ruli cream daisles, 22c. A.ScKerei--lU0 count, sS.6v. Lenlons-Caiifornia. $6. otrAw perrles-->&6V crate.
 lLyo DbOck
 (BtrniinKpani Live stock NarkeC Eeo stsels sood and choice, eh 0shc; medium tv good. 4A 0aMe; common 10 medium tat COWS. 4c, meuium COWS, SQ yhc, cuttsrA 1V1h he; canners. K 02hc; heavy bulls SwShc; iight bulls. z0sc; oxen, common. IAci lat y<arlings Be. nleuiuin ysaiilnSs <vSc. s.alers. choice. sUsnc.
 Aogs-Choice eorn fed. lsb and up Dc, lso to Ito lbs. sc, sv to lSb lbs. Sc, light pigs so IDS. down. 1c; best heavy rough hugs. ehc; sort and oily hogs from 1c tu ~S Der pound ssss than above kriSes-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14
LEGAI. ADvERTIsEMTE;N,T-

LEGAL AD EHTISEMENT
 The undersigned will sell at public outcry to the highest cash bidder. be- fore the Third avenue door of the Jefferson county courthouse, during legal hours of sale, on April 20, 1922. all the. sundry notes pledged to secure the indebtedness of E. R. Parker Motor Company. said indebtedness now being past due.
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BIR- MINGHAM. ALA, by F. S. Foster, Cashier.
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London, April 18.-The Bank of England today reduced it's discount rate to per cent. The last previous reduction wns on February f8 last when the rate was dropped from D to Al per cent. a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14

Norfolk, Va, April 13.--All direc- sors of the Norfolk and Western Rnsi- road company were reelected at the hnnunl meeting of the stockholders here this morning. samuel r, Bush Q. Columbus, O., was elected to fill the vacancy on the board caused by tie recent death of Joseph Wood of IfttshurE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14

Ford runabout. equipped with self-starter. good tires all around; top and upholstery in good condition; me chanically perfect throughout; bargain for $250; very easy terms If desired. Crawford's Used Car Dept, 2227 1st Ave. Main 439l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14

Aenl and kesdstuff
 (Smith Gram Co.) Mixed horse feed. S3S, old style hulls. &ls: No. eorn. soc; corn chops. S1.so; No. white oats, soc; shorts. $4l; bran. iss; .. $. meal PC. sn. hsa feed. isS lbs S2; timothy. $S4; choice pea Green alfalfa. t5S; Jehnson hay. sz1: wheat
 Hides No. 1 Green Salt Hides-7hc. No. I Green Salt Hides-6hc. No. 1 Green Fresh Iides-6c. No. Green Fresh Hides-5c. No. l Dry Flint Hides-10c. Mo- Dry Flint Hides-9c. Mo-. Dry Salt Hides-sc. Mo- { Dry Salt Hides-sc. Sheep skins--i0e te 4oc. Goat skint-ioc to 50c. Hok Skins-i0c to 1Sc. Morse Hides--Soe to e1.t0. Tkllow--3c to Sc. Beeswax-l3c to z0c. Clear Grease Wooi-1Sc to zoe. Clear Wash.- Wooi-25c to 2sc- Bury WooI--i0c to I4c- Ginseng-Wild. t 10 $6
 Butteffaf (Corrected by City Creamery Cal Butterfat-34c. Msrket fine.
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NORWOOD

SOUTH HIGHLANDS--Attracti we'll built, new brick veneer bunga allow. with tile roof, located on large lot. facing . paved street; all modern conveniences Owner anxious to sell: terms to suit. Richards. Mcconnell White Terry. Main 358.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14

FORD-is2i Ford touring, equipped with
 self f-starter and shock abeorbers, has white wire wheels and good tires all around; Decker lock steering wheel; perfect mechanical condition, looks and runs like brand new car; bargain for only s39b will arrange liberal terms; must be seen to be appreciated. Craw- ford's Used Car Dept, 2227 1st Ave.
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BUSINESS SERVICE (
CONTRACTING q BUILDING IS

NOW'S the time: don't DC siow; our phone is Main szs0; watch our service. w's the best; all We ask F little test; Hue lining. etc. Tiger brand finishing lime. k. A. AAcl-eod Kiasterins Co. lsls lst Ave.
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 Age Herald. April IA, 1922.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
S15,OOo,OoO ELECTRIC
PROJECT IN WEST VA,
Announced ny Eenh of Colum eta Cas- q
Electric Cnrporation--DHec-
tors in Cincinnati

,.e..a, =, ,ra.-N - To lnie' Scnre-
,'.~-.~Na'.. Ohio. Arr H"--rrnH'a'
s.5rAr.H. rav made hero ;oda" nv W.
". T-scr,7-. rr"s rdSn' =, On" Ir;"n
G;a1 < Fls-'r.,. t"rpn-ation. tina The
columbia Gas & Electrical corporation
or ilur:.uE'or. ". W, of which the
I-aar comm, .- suns diary, plans to
hviid = :ii nno nnO e'Ho;rir generating
Station y i Wrs' Virginia Goa mining
district N.t@iu tive ncIt Two years as
tho immense success "c tho vast new
re ;r;r rsrr-at:nr plan; of mo Trion
r;ns 4 r'cr;-ir i"r0Orat:on hcr" had
Gr,Alroc,! II e'"''t.~ currcn' con HSlntnS
business far br,ond previous calcala-
toms.
Tho ouc~..n on n' economy Will re- the
Only factor ;aa; can d"ciln against the
t.s new contemplated PAM being hutlt
otherwise than n West Viz: MIA. owing
!" tho extraordinary Goa, supply farul-
Tics ther"
TO Coiumh!a directorate. composed
mostly 81 Vow York Ci'r rnul:i-mil'ion-
. trn capitalists. were hero today. guests
~ Charles r. Taft. brother or United
States Supreme Court C1l!c' Justice
William II. Taft. and LETT t"r the east
later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
DEATHS 81
In the Flood That Devastated
Fort Worth and the Sur
rounding Territory.

Fort Worth. Texas. April Co
Continued reports Of dead and missing
in tho flood that has sripped Fort
Worth for two days. tonight had
hrou -ht tho list 10 siXtytwo. \ check
is not yet possible. and varificat'on OF
tho unofficial reports are held up
while the flooded areas are searched
bv rcycuers. TWO additional bodies
were recovered near the West seventh
street viaducr. bringing the number
in tho morgue N three.
Tho list of injured number twenty
nine according 10 reports from hos
atpi,ahs. The property loss is estlmat
Cd al 81. .nao hnn
Tho lryeo hoard plans 10 Investigate
tho reported dynamiting OF tho en-
haukment3 IN several places lat" Mon
da, night as soon as tho flood waters
rocrdc.. according IN VI. I. Mci.ain.
BOARD chairman BOARD members. he
SAID did rot believe that tho water
could have torn tho holes in tho levces,
which vern pronounced in excellent
crn6itiop recently.
Isaiah pe;iiS. 10. who was unacco-
united for today. was brought 10 the
Welfare tsoc;ation tonight. Hi7 res
cue ru; the LIST o. dead and missing
to &C..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27

For XXX.
DRASTIC ACTION
FOLLOWS SLAYING
Secret Order Termed An un-
American Band of Hooded
Cowards and Outlaws.

Los Angeles. April "S Warrants for
;hc arcs of Wa.'c- T.. Moshe- and
leonard EucEE. m"mhers OF a party
v7.-h conducted \ rad nj IEC!cwood.
last Saturday night, and said I" be
members of n" ku kIUx Khan. were Is
sued late icday.
District Attorney Woolwine later OBJ
tanned q search warrant directed a 81 INST
the ,nra' CN!ccr; Of tho HI kluI Khan.
Tio despatched IN ar.umob:i" load oil
deputy shcr'ffs and Investigators 10 the
rnic. Of W.i.am S. Noburn. Grand Cob
in. With INSTRUCTIONS 70 take possession
Of all looks. papers. documents and
oihe- evidence relating To tho activities
o. IN" M K!Gx I<lan in Los Angeles
county.
tn" officers SAID they found a largo
amount oc Kan ,!t"ralur" and equip
m"nt. which was seized. Included were
mar" membership applications,' It was
sad along with uniforms and robes
Tn, articles so.acd included the con-
trrIs Of 4 safe which was said 10 have
.cr,a med membership lists.
4 complaint sworn 10 by ". E. Dor
:". Gr?utv dIS'r;r; attorney. charged
Nosner aud EcuTG wl:h assault with in
is?: - comm: murder. E";h m'7, he
CHARGED. nrrd Uron Frank Wocrncr. dep
NY marshal Of 1rGlcwooc. when the
;a,;rr attempted 30 disner%r the raiders.
Wocrner had fred upon the party. KILL
,rc Constah," Mcsh"~. father of Walter.
and w"undins E'"EE and the younger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Today One Hundredth
Anniversary Of the
Birth Of Gen. Grant

Ulysses Simpson Grant. the world
Of the United States. was horn at I'oint
Pleasant. Ohi". on Apri: -. 1872. and
today the centenary viii he appropri-
ate!y observed IN the principal cities OF
the nation. He Was graduated from
West roint in lS42. and as second lieu
tenant OF his regiment Joined GER. Zach
airy Taylor in Mexico ar! took a prom
Inent part in the battles of ra.o Alto.
Resaca de Ia Palma. and all the battles
Of Gen. Scotts campaign. In 1851 when
he had attained tho rank nf captain. he
signed from the arm! and settled in
st Louis
When tho Civil War broke out Grant
was among the first TO tender his ser
vices ana uerame colonci nf tho Twen-
ty-hrst Illinois regiment and in August
was promoted 10 h-irHd,~r general OF
volunteers. In February. 1852. he cap
turcd Fort Henry and Fort Donelson
and nc>t won tho desperately fought
battle of Shiloh. In trri'. 1863, he won
the battles Of Port Gibson and Cham
rion Hill and drn.e the tunfcdcrNtes in
[" Nicksburg. which. after a long siege,
surrendered on July >. 1868. For this
hn was promoted To the rank of major
general In tho regular army.
ON March |. 1864. Grant was pro-
rp;ed 10 lieutenant general. He issued
his first order AS Gnneral-in chief oc the
tn:ted States armies At Nashville.
Ma-ch -. In the grand mt4~ ments Of
the armies in 1861 hn accompanied that
of thc Potomac. WIKI his headquarters
in L1c fed" and 5emaincd with II
un;I no s;encI ,hejartirirs g: ices
rapitulation at Ap7oma;;"K court House
or April ., 1865. In l&i6 hr WAS pro-
mnted 20 thr highest rank. general Of
tho United States army.
In 1855 Cen. GraIt was elected lresi-
dent Of the United States by III" Repub-
lican party. ami wa5 rc-cic"ted IN 1877.
After his retirement from office he
made a journey around tn" world, re-
ceivinE great .lnnOrs eTers where. To-
wards the close Of mis- life he was hnan-
cially ruined by an unprincipled part
ner. whcreupnn congress created him
general on the retired list To make
further provision for his family he un-
dcrtook the writing Of his Personal
Memoirs" although suffering from
cancer at the root OF his tongue, ana
completed the task two days before his
dcath, which occurred at Mount NC
Grego-. near Saratoga y. y, on JalJ
23, 1855.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
No SEPARATE
AGREEMENTS
So Announced By West Vir-
cinia District President
Kecney of the Miners.
CONTINUED on Page Tourteen)

charles Town, ". Va, April 1b.--tby
tho Associated Press.) West Virginia
pnion miners will make no separate
ssrccmrnt. =. Frank Keeney. president
Of Di4trirt Il. United Nine Workers OF
America. said tonight, Without regard
to what action may be taken IN other
states the men of Districts Il and 2?
will remain steadfast 10 the inter
national organization. John l. Lewis.
International president. was assured ~
corfc-cnccs with officials Of both Dis
tricts during the day.
with John II Srrous". nresldenf,
John Ga,hrrum. secretary. and other or
ocIals OF Distrlc: %. Mr.. Lewis also
discussed tho temporary injunction
against organization activities In tNe
Winding Gulf field and other inJunc-
,ions affecting that district. No an
nouncemrnt of the nature OF III" dis-
cussion was rradn after the conference,
for which Mr. SprouSr and Mr.. Gaihc-
rum camc to charles Town from
Bcckl"y.
Davis &. Fowler ot Scranton. an in
orEanizer and candidate for
rcolnr,ion 70 the Pennsylvania a7'
scmhlv. arrived today in answer to 9
call 70 hr witness in the trials or
uD:on officials hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
ACTION IN QUESTION.

Fairront. W. Va. April &c The Mon
orcahcla Valley Trades and Labor toun.
iii Of tAirmon,. today entered protest
against an action of tho executive board
Of the State Federation OF Labor. IN
con ,iruing tho date cr tn" annual con-
vcn,ion indcrintriy. after issuing tine
call Of thc convention fo- Ma slh. in
compliance with the constitution OF tho
orcaniza:lon The local coupcN QucS-
,ions the authority OF the executive
board n pursue hits action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
TREASON TRIAL DEFENDANT IS
WINNER IN FIRST: LEGAL CLASH
Court Rules for Anplihcatlon
of Bill of Particulars Pres
ldcnt Lewis - ,temcnt on
Charles To >ials and
the Coal Strik>.

Charles Town. ". Va. April g.
'Hy the Associated Press)--Trial OF
the officers and members OF the Unit
od Mine Workers Of America on
charges OF treason and other otenses
alleged 10 have been committed in the
marching and fighting last year prom
iscs TO be one of the great legal events
in the history of the country. said
lohn j. Lewis, international president
os the union. after visiting the court
today. Greeted by hundred or more
who foCked around him TO shake
hands, Mr.. Lewis sat with the union s
attorneys through the session To-Day,
and saw the defense win its fight III
tho case Of William Blizzard for am
plifcation OF the bill Of particulars
6led BY the state.
Tho bill. filed when court opened
alleged that Blizzard assisted in as
sembIing the forces which crossed
Boone comfy and battled with state
and county forces on the lnGan-Boone
border; that he induced officials o!
local unions 10 provide funds for arm
ing the attacking forces: that he d.
rcctcd them TO invade Logan and
Mingo counties. and that h" personal
" took Char2" of the battles around
Blair and furnished ammunition for
The fighters.
ScornfuIly Rejected.
On that portion respecting the fur
Harold Houston. defense counsel, de-
riared that moro specific information
was needed as to which Of the 6S4 To-
calls in districts Il and - Of the min.
ers organization we're alleged 10 have
furnished these funds. and was upheld
in this request by Judge Woods. An
offer by A. NJ. Bclcher. one Of the law
yc-S associated in tho state $ counsel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Vast territory ir DANCER.

Now Orleans. April 26.--UnleSs re-
sponse is made 10 The appeals OF tn"
TenSas basin and the southeastern Ar
kansas lever district boards for mon
10 guard the lerees in southeastern
Arkansas. all OF northeastern Louisi
ana is IN great danger Of being hooIS
cd. said a message sent 10 many Lou.
siana towns by the United States en-
ginerr in charge of the Mississippi
river food fighters in Arkansas late
today.
In RESPONSE TO m" appeal Mayor
Bernstein OF Monroe. Id. issued a
proclamation calling upon cv"ry aha
hodied man in Ouarhite parish TO 20
immediately IN Arkansas CRY 70 aS.
sis' in Sighting tho food. Similar ap
peals were Issued IN 2 great many
other northern Louisiana towns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Marshal Joffre Reviews
New York State Troops
Frances Hero In AWKWARD hngEAh
Thanks Guests At Reception
IN His Honor

New York. April "6. New fo7R
tnrned hack n war days for about
twenty minutes today when n proNi-
sIonal division Of state troops swung
in review along Fit,y-n!nth stree; be-
fore Marshal .Tofrrc of France
The marshal stood in a balcony ~
The ARM and Navy club. surrounded
r, his v'aN and the staff "f Admiral
HILARY Jones. commanding the Atlantic
fleet, While the $500 rcn. IN fall war
euu!rmcr'. with hayonets hI"d, gave
tho street a martial appearance L has
nor scen for man" months.
I'nr ;nr first ;in," since no has heen
in New York Marshal Jnffrc. speaking
a, rc.cption, broke into English.
II thank YOU all" he said.
Afterwards he said he had known
iittlo ENGLISH. hut never had dared
show II until Il just hurst out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Ex-C|eVe|and Beauty,
Daughter Of Michigan
Politician, Ends Life

ChcaEo. Apr:l "5.---MrS Janet Nick
e.. forty years Old. dauGhtc" of l. H.
Fletcher. q. Tay Cf;y. Mich, candidate
Cor the Rcpuhl;can nomination for gov
e,nor Of Michigan in the coming Juna
primaries. committed suicide here today
by taking poison.
Ms. Nickel. who was known several
years asr as ;hc mos: beautiful woman
In Cleveland WAS recently divorced from
her husband. william J. Nickel. s;ate
food administrator o. MrhiEan She
died az tho Chicago General Hospital
She was said 10 be cousin OF Rear
Adrrira, Fletcher.
Henry Fletcher is on his way 10 NJ
caco and will arrive tomorrow. mes
sage from Ray CIty aid today.
Mrs Nickel who was a graduate Of
Miami University. l;vcd in Cleveland
un:l wear ago las:sMarch. when she
cane 10 chicago. taking UP her resi-
Iencr on trc North Side. Two weeks
ago however. she removed to a room'nS
house conducted hy Frank Mckay. whom
she had met in cleveland.
Mr. MrKay >a.d today tina: Mrs. Mick
81 Rad been dcspondent recently. and
tha, his VIC had cared for her con-
s.an,iy since she had como 10 tho home
oven serving he- meals IN her room.
rnvs,cians at the hosprtal SAID Mrs
Nickel had ,yidsntiy suffered from Il
had r:ad- seven prev Gus attempts to
;aie her lie
Thc woman was found asst Saturday
#
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Two Pairs of Freaks Cheered
By 5000 Freak Spectators

Arlan'tc C;;r. y. j. April ~o--LNad IN
u"v,v inN"aicd sea safety su!t ns
wt;Or''ght materials. two wing cou-
r'c~ were 0Ir-irh an ;hc crest - the
ocean cG S.cet p'cr here :his afternoon.
,'f. krsgrG"- ilar"Hr" l. GoldenncrE
20 -fo-mirS nc ceremony. while crowd
- hye thousand looked on and chee-cd.
Miss Emma Cassidy. Philadelphia. be
.Lrrc the rea bride OF Howard s. Det-
p.tc- a c.c-k cnp,oycd n IN" ONO" ~
i;firxp Ero;h.-s PhlIaGc' pc a AMI Miss
Elizabeth o'Ec-fe. ~ .E-coAlyn. beca N"
The bride Of Frank J. Fisher. New York
.z,laSxuG1-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Belgian Forces in
Germany Strengthened

Brussels. April cs.--tBy the As-o-
ciatcd Fress) A certain number OF
Beir!an soldiers on leave OF absence
have he.n recalled 10 tho colors with
the object of strengthening the occuna-
ton troops in Germany. which. in view
~ recent incidents. are considered to he
~ insufficient >trcrEth New arrange
mertS 20 be made in concert with the
Frenrh command. we're discussed dur
inE the reccr, visit Of tho Belgian war
minister to Paris. and At a meeting he
tween tho French and Belgian war min
listers at DuI SburS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
WILL INVITE BRYAN

Coiun bus Ohio ipril &c Eetssu-
arrc ~ an il, :tdtion 20 villain 1cn-
n!nCs Bryan 20 speak at III" lnterna-
'uonaI Sunday school convention at Kan
Fas ,ity. ncNt Junc. va" decided upon
hero toGa". ~ meeting OF tho cnnren-
ton program committee. Withdra wa |
~ an invitation extended I" Mr.. Bryan
laet pr,cmh"- hrouEht forth numerous
nrotrstS and t"day'* action Wa taken
after consideration had been given TO
these protests; and presentations had
hpcn made ~ 4 delcEa tion from Kansas
CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
DEATH FOR SIXTY IN
CUSTOMS HOUSE FIRE

Malaga. Sra,n. Arril c6.tRr the AT*o-
cIated Prc>S.N- sixty persons me- dcath
to-day IN 4 !rr" which destroyed the GUS
toms house here. AT 'ut no persons
were lnjUr"h.
Several c,.runar:s or the building who
we're TRAPPED Il tr" upper stories wh"n
no narrow stairway leading from II
caught fro shortly after tho hiazc start
cd. jumpnd from window 90 feet 10 the
ground AMI were instantly h.H"d
The destroyed building dated from the
eCirrtccr'h century. II was construct
al oi Stone a,id Nr:"k. Nearby h":ldnSs
contained quantities of oil fuel and c1-
n,osiv.y Tho fir"mrN. loWCN"r w",e
ar'o - ,.r"r the f.amrS !rom comnGni-
.atias with them