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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-05

Bid from p. j. .Healey amounting to
50. 0O0.0 90 was the only bid received. which
bid was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Streets and Sewers.
Motion prevailed that bids for the paw
ing of Buckingham Avenue from State
Street to the Staten Island Sound be
opened.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-05

Buckingham I've 90 s.:
r-arts we're ordered drawn for the sew
mounts nv the following vote: yea
soaeid. waters. Patten. Mcclure. Ciark,
Riedy, Calvin. with the exception OF
Rooz bill which Messrs- Soneld ana rHeaS
objected TO the payment o.
Tbs following report of the State Com
missioner; On ,ass
Hon. Mayor and Common Council OF the
city of Prth Amboy, n. j.
Gentlemen: - ~
/ herewith respectfully submit report oi
sidewalks cleared Of snow at the foho"-
ing nroperties. nn
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ARRESTED FOR
FREE SPEECH
Pennsylvania Authorities Pre-
vent New Yorker Attempt
to Make Speech.

Iohns;ovu Ia, May cs.-'-As result
~ test case or n" right ~ Tree
speech. Arthur GARFIELD Hays, prominent
New York attorney. representing Samue!
T'ntr-r1ycr and III" Americas C!NN LIN
critics l'0.or o" New York CITY, ana ac-
>ompan!"i ny Clarence Loeb. Of FhiIa.
doirh!a. and Joseph Il. Rosenberg, or
%cw Yrrh. also attorneys. and District
Attorney !. !. Kintner. oF L""khaNen'
vas arrested by Nintodae mine
guards las, evening OF 4 charge Of dis
orderly conduct. tho result o. his at
'errpt 70 make a speech.
lie was Nncd s. and costs. after
Uh!.,h hr swore cut warrants Tor the
arrest OF I've employees o: IN" N'n'"h.
ia,a Coucry company. on charges OF
false arrest. and all GaNe bail Tor a
hearing nest Thursday.
He also announced that suits roT nam-
ages and impeachment pr"ceeoinE'
axaints Justice Rleweu ~ N'nt'Noale
will bs nled. and that NJ. 1,ntermEer
VIII come 70 this county to take charge
Of the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
QUEEN OF THE STUDIOS .
IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT
Audrey Munson Sorry Now
Alleges New York Clique
Against Her.

Syracuse, y. Y, May 2S.-Mtss Audrey
Funson, at one time noted as Queen OF
the Studios" and famous artists model
who swallowed a powerful poison Mst
night, with apparently suicidal intent,
today was pronounced considerably I'M
proved. and her physician expressed
hope OF complete recovery.
Her life was saved by tho quick ap-
nIication OF home remedies BY neighbors
at Mexico, Oswrso county. where she
now resides. To-day she said she deeply
regretted taking OF the poison and eV-
pressed a desire to live.
Miss Munson declined 20 say what
tmpelled her 10 attempt self destruc'
lion. Her mother. how&lFsaid that
rewspapers and motion turs cor
2oratlons were the cause G. all their
'-ouble.
The young model. whose likeness In
marble occupies pedestal after pedestal
IN the great art centcrs Of America hao
claimed that a certain clique In New
York was against her and had
,hwarted all her recent attempts n
calm a foothold as screen star.
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ParkerSburg'S WET"
Navy Again Loser;
Craft Captured

TarkcrshurE ". Va. MAJ "S.-nts-
trict Prohibition commissioner sum
rers IS attending to his feet OF conhs-
Gated boats. He now has two ted NJ
in the rarkcrshurE harbor and has h!s
official clc on a few more houseooats
and Launches that are under suspicion
~ l!Quor manufacture and ront"aoand
running in the Ohio and Little Karawha
rivers.
Following tho seizure or tho Ra'. tNH
!mrrovised packet -hous"h"s' captured
of RIcnncrhasset Island. Friday. 4" con-
fsca,ed an unnamed houseboat Satur-
DAY evening OH ths north shore OF the
same island and II Is now tied up along
sido the Bat here. In connection wi'h
the seizure Of the househoat he ar
rested Pearl Ritchic and Arthur h"at.
round on the boat. Upon arrival n"r"
10 placed Kent in the county jail and
released Rttchte on $500 bono for
hearing
In INC rIdlrE trip - N" island. IN"
prohibition officers and sta'e po.i'a
used the Bat. captured tho previous - Y.
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To POSTPONE
OTHER TRIALS
Blizzard and His Wife Have
Sore Arms After Hand
shaking Ordeal.

r.,.r,o. Tow. W. Va MAY 2S--tRy
,he Associated TreSsD D---"Wel. muvVe7'
,hey didn, hans daddy. did they.
surn vcrN the waking words OF
"Rilly" Blizzard. Jr. todaN. inciH"h =
,isllv u was the 0rSt indication tha'
,he,. apprpcIatcd the significance or 'ne
cour, room sccre and subsequent )uol'-
.;,nr Of witnesses last night, "hen
circuit cour, jury found his fa'ne''
william blizzard. not guilty on ~"
charge q treason under Which nc ""N
been on trial NNN weeks.
Havo Sore Arms.
pl,zzard and his wife exhibited to-
d,y right hands sore and somewhat
.,,.o1len from tho tiEht grip % hun
drcd. who crowded around them aft'T
,rn iurv returned it's verdict last n'SA' l.
and shook hands as they congratulated
them on Tho result,
\, that lime Young "Ri,ly" with MS
arms Clinging tightly about tho meek o'
Samuel 4. Montgomery, on" or MS
fo,h,r'q attorneys. and his heao PiI-
,o,xed on the broad shoulder. appeared
moro interested IN hore OF bed than In
,re excitement about him. but his words
,cda, proved he had Erasped It's sig
nhrance.
Tho El!zzards attended church today.
a. NgS been ,uHI" custom |.N'' NHo - '" !
begar. and again ran the gauntlet or
conEratulaiory hand shakes
To Postpone Trials
Attorrevs In ihN case VSerC toda" con-
v,dor;nE q prcroFsi that 'rlsls o. othr1f
~ the 10 men who were granted
change NJ Venue ~ this court from IL"
gan county. be continued until lat" y
Tho summer. with Indications that they
would coma 20 4 favorable aErecmcn,
7, was also planned % designate be
fore ad Iournnlent which casa would h'
taken NJ when trials are resumed, ant
the probability. according +" prosecution
counsel was that che or the mer
charged with killing Deputy Siberia
Tnhn Gore would be next for trial! Ne
rerSc attorneys also sought release or
hail Of the eight men SIN I'm jail will
Indications that this would be grantcC
asa condition OF tho adjournment
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VISITING CLERGYMEN
OCCUPIED PULPITS

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellisencer.
cambridge. O.. May 28;-The pulPits
Of ali churches IN the Cambridge dis
s,orcrs attending the siIty-fourth Cen
oral Assembly. United Presbyterian
church OF North America.
Moderator J. Kelly ,Giffen, OF tho
I,nited Presbyterian church. Sunday
The Second United Preshyetrian n
church, in which some Of the sessions
n tho assembly arc held, celebrated ITS
being delivered by Rev. John A. Wilson,
II. n. Of Pittsburgh.
Thursday evening. juno lst the First
= p church will celebrate its 10th ami
vcrsary. The church was orsa1iacd m
,s.o as an associate OF tho Presoyterinn
.Srrch, and in 1853 consolidated "iih
me Reform rreHbyterians under the
name OF the nited Presbyterian church.
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40l.0l0 RAILROAD LABORERS To
RECEIVE 5 CENTS AN HOUR CUT
Decision HANDED Down By
Majority Decision Of Rail
Labor Board Wages Now
28 to 10 Cents an Hour Re-
duced TO 3 to 35 Cents.

Chicago. May 20. cry The Associated
Press adjustment OF the wages or
approximately 100000 maintenance OF
wav employes OF the railways OF the
country, effective July l. in accordance
with decreases in tho cost OF living and
wages in similar outside employment
since the decision Of tho board last
July. WAS provided for In a decision by
tho United States Railroad Labor Board.
ana uade public last night.
The decision is expected to reduce
present payrolls OF the railroads about
$4,000. 900 per year and to reduce the
nay OF tho majority OF the maintenance
OF wa men five cents per hour, but
!m00r,art classes OF the employees were
r,sr = smaller cut. Under the ma
tcrt,v head wcre included track lahorers
an? other classcs usually designated as
common lahorers"
Dissenting Opinion
The decision was signed by the ihree
railroad members of the board and the
,irer members representing the public
Erour 4 dissenting opinion was filed
BY the three Members representing the
labor group The dissenting opinion
con,erded that tho wage scale provided
IN tbs decision was insufficient 10 sus'
,Air l,re on the ba sis Of American stand
-idr
r-r boards d~c3..or followed m"
(con+inped IN Pags TourtAar)
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REPUBLICAN TARIFF BILL
WILL Be BOON TO BUSINESS
Senator Lodge Issues State
ment Showing the Countrys
Need for Adequate Protec-
tiion of Its Industries.

Washington. May 2S.- Congress will
pass "a Republican protective tariff
before il adjourns. Senator Lodge, OF
Massachusetts. Republican leader, dc.
clared today in a statement ou5ininH
his views on the measul. how before
the senate. He predicted that toe
country would approve the bill "whep
tho time comes for the electorate to
pass judgment"
Night sessions or the senate VIII
continue this week under The tariff
program. with items in the metal
schedule the immediate businesS
when work is resumed tomorrow. II
was considered improbable tha. thu
move to invoke coture as an add.
tional means Of eXpediting the meas
urn would be successful
The Republican majority in the
?enatc," said Mr.. Lodges statement.
believes the policy Of protection IS
the surest road TO the building up and
restoration Of our economic interests.
That is the purpose Of the pending
bill"
No Adverse Effect.
Senator Lodge denied that the
rates proposed in the permanent bill
would have An adverse effect on the
volume OF trade.
Our foreign trade today is not SUI
fnring because of the tariff, and We
are living now under the emergency
tariff act. which has higher rates IN
many cases than those proposed IN
The finance committee BILL" Senator
Lodge declared. The Democrats seek
to give the impression that the In
crease in our foreign trade and IN
trade conditions throughout the coun.
try arc due to the Underwood tarih
act. whereas the figures quoted by
Secretary Hoover show increases IN
foreign trade which have developed
since tho emergency tariff bill became
law.
An Instance Cited.
One little thing is interesting and
will proyn that the resumption OF our
foreign trade is not prevented by the
emergency tariff During the past four
months We imported in Boston sixty
million pounds of wool. one-seventh or
the total consumption Of the United
States. This wool the importers ara
holding in bond, awaiting the passage
Of tho now tariff. which can get 1t In
under lower tariff.
This importation OF wool does not
indicate that the tariff Is going to
DESTROY our business with other coun'
tries But il docs indicate that the
Importers are tho very men who e1-
pect from the new tariff a boom IN
business. and they are preparing 10
take immediate advantage Of the pas.
sage Of this bill
1nder tho emergency tariff our
trade is becoming more nearly normal
than that Of any other nation. After
the present tariff bill becomes law
there will be an even greater advance
in our trade, both foreign and domes'
tic"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
Children Crusaders to
Picket the White House
Protest Against Failure Of the
Crusaders to See Pres.
Harding.

Washington. May 2S.-Pickc'!ns OF
the White House In protest against
continued failure OF tha children cru
sadcrs 10 sec President Harding on be-
,.,, Ct He war time offenders row in
n-son Will begin tomorrow. according
n ,he crusaders headquarters, despite
tie absence Of president HarHins' VINO
Is not cxpertcdsto return 10 NaSh'nE'"h
until Tuesday from his cruise GOWN '"e
Chesapeake.
Plans for the pickctinE proF'he lot
Two women and two oF the "iGer ch''. q.
dren 10 spend an hour in III" m'Hd'e "i
the day. and another hour toWarh ''e"-
Ing IN front - the White House gates
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100000 CATHOLICS
IN CEREMONIAL Of
THE HOLY SACRAMENT
Great Crowd Kneels AS One
Man As the Sacra-
ment Passes.

Rome Ma "S More than 100000
CatMo,irs Of nj, countries participated
today iu III" imposing procession carry
Ing the Holy Sacrament from st. John
l.atcrar {" the coliseum and back. Mon
siCuor Rartoiomasi bishop OF Trfest.
who served as bishop In the army dur
ir.- tnc war. celebrated mass In the COL
nso,Irl In tn" presence OF ten thousand
chI'dr"u hmJnG those In the process
sion we're the members Of the Sacred
rGl'"rr and art'hhishops and bishops
numbering more than 500.
T,, s.,CraIrcn; was carried At inter
y1,s bv Cardinals Granite. Merry Del
Val. pompilj Bourne and Vannutelii.
CARDINAL Nannutelli. who is dean OF the
Sacred college, proceeded. sturdy ana
erect. despite his SIS years and the In
tense heat.
Immense Crowd Knssls.
Tho immense crowd krelt as the sac
rarncnr passed and the cardinals I'M
nartrd Tho hnnedlct:on from various
altars. Tho rapal balcony on tho IA
cade ~ ST John Lateran overlooking
tho SQUARE. was crowded with over two
thousand ard MANY wers moved 70
, tears Large feoase. at Tn1AS EsSSSS,
, ,arah,ncnr~ and troops were stationed
=, various points to insure pubic order.
Tonight the whole Of Rome and the
rr'ncipal churches are Illuminated. the
dome OF St rcter's being especially i'm
posing.
Tas Benedieton.
The ceremonies reached their most
imposing character when the eenedic-
/ ton with the sacrament was impaired
: from an altar erected under the Arch OF
+ Titus on tho Sacred Way. and having
; ,r orc side the coliseum and on the
) other tho forum. h'rpianes flew over
, ,hn :-crc It is c%:iclated that half 5
/ n.,l.ion pcor!o krclt as the sacrament
rassad in procession.
American flags carried IN the process
son wrro greeted with cries OF Niv7
America"
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LOST
WITH 70 ABOARD
Sub-Chasers and Many Other
Craft Searching for the
Missing Swan.

Pensacola, Fla, May 28.-AII
available craft in these waters
including sub chasers from tho
navy yard, are searching Pensa,
cola bay and adjacent waters oil
the gulf for traces of the pleasure
steamer Swan, which left Camp
Saufley. Santa Rosa Island, at )
o'clock this afternoon, bound for
this city with about seventy pas
sengers. 1t is feared the vessel has
been lost in a storm.
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Mysterious Young Woman
Tried to Hire Waiter to
SIay the Millionaire, Ward
Attempted Assassination Was
to Have Taken Place Satur~
day Night After Wards Re-
lease Under $4,000 Cash
Bail, Under Charge Of Kill
ing Clarence Peters.

White Plains. y. Y. May %S.-Re.
ports that a mysterious. stylshly
govned Young woman had attempted
to hire a waiter in a New York res
tauraut to shoot and kill Walter S.
Ward, wealthy baker who has CON
fessed 10 killing Clarence Peters. for
mer navy man. was the latest and
most sensational development in the
battling case tonight.
This development. combiued with
the reputed statement OF a friend OF
Wards that the baker was shot at
his New Rochelle home the night pre-
cedlus Peters shooting, contrary TO
Wards statement 10 the authorities,
again has District Attorney Weeks
and the police working on new clues.
Seeking the Woman.
The Manhattan police are seeking
the woman described by the waiter.
At the same time the local authorities
are questioning closely friends OF
Ward who are supposed 10 have been
at his homo at a bridge party the
night preceding the shooting o.
Peters
Still another mysterious report has
come to the police. This IS TO the
effect that Peters had two $500 bills.
obtained IN some unexplained transac.
ton. on his person the day before tho
shooting Only s1.%2 was In his
pockets when tho body vas found. All
cards and papers which might have
served as Identifying agents also
were missing.
Two mysterious telephone calls
also are the subject of investigation.
The woman sought by the New
York police is alleged 10 have offered
A waiter in an upper Manhattan res
taurant $500 n he would Kill Ward.
According to the waiter. the attempt
ed assassination was 10 have taken
place last night. few hours after
Ward had been released from prison
on $50. 300 bail.
Tho Assassination Plot.
The Manhattan police told the
White Plains authorities that waiter
whose name has not been made pub
lie reported 10 them last night that a
Young and stylishly dressed women
after eating at. the restaurant every
day for week. had told him she had
Job she wanted done and there was
$500 in II for the aR~who had the
nerve to carry II out"
i've got the nerve" tho waiter said
he answered. WHATS the job"
There is guy in New Rochelle
7 want 10 get" tho waiter said his
strange diner replied
Get, how" the walter queried.
Get right I mean" she is said m
have replied You so and shoot h!m
and the $500 is yours"
who's the guy" the walter said 10
asked.
"Ward-Talter S. Ward" he said
she answered.
That's the guy who killed Peters,
isn't it," the waiter asked her. and
said she replied in the affirmative.
Wards Home Guarded.
The waiter told her TO return later,
saving he wanted 10 think It over.
Then he repeated the occurrence 10
the police. An armed guard was AT
the Ward home last night and TO-
night.
Mrs. Ward and her mother. Mrs.
Curtis. were hostesses at a bridge
party at the Ward home the night or
Nav Is. a few hours preceding me
shooting Of Peters The authorities
are tonight investigating Tho state
ment OF one OF the guests TIA! Ward.
Who bod dncIored he did not leave
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Harding Taft Speeches
BrOadCaSted TO World

Washington. MAY IS The addresses
oE President Harding ard '"tet Justice
raf, p, the dedication Tuesday ot ths
new l. 7cc!r Memorial w!ll Be broad J.
asr Hy -ad'o te'eHho0s 70 the farthest
parts OF tho world. u was announced
today.
The naval radio r'ar' At Arlington
VII j.e utilized fr- distribution OF the
speerhss 70 Eure:Er ,and$. using a wave
.nnG'h ot $3.50 ms'res. and that ~ Ana
costa VII send a, Az metres FOR do
mcSt'c points.
rh'At J%s,.cn Tat. as president Of the
Ltncoin Nswor.a! Association Will de-
Gysr tho classic marble ed!fce and
Presidc"; Harding VIII accep. Il n be-
half OF tho American people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
ARREST WOMAN FOR
SHOOTING HUSBAND

Nc-Eantowr. ". Va. May "S.--Rohert
Bowers is In hospital here suffering
FROM, three bullet wounds. ard a woman
giving her name as Temple Bowers, and
who saws she is his wife, IS in jail in
connection with tho shooting. Accord
Ink n the po'.rc. sAc said the man had
attacked her with a knife and tina. tho
shooting ro'Ionrd She was arrested in
the mountains rot far from OHaEe.
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o. s. SEAMAN DRowNEp.

Charleston. : e.. Ma IS W J
IONS q scar man ~ tho l.. s : t"rGrr
Bird geport. was drowned to-day otf SUI
MANS I~.ard K VI. Howard. fe!lo"
seaman. narrowly missed a lK" fate n
ar heroic at'An1t - ea-e him Lyons
enlisted az Baltimore but his former
home was New York CT. whore ho has
7 brother living. Tn rwo Wer" 'h'h ..
Ing in the surf when Lyons. wh" could
not swim vas caught IN an und"r'oT
His body was rot recovered.
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HoLD-UP MAN FOOLED.

Srs-d RAPIDS. Mich. MAY cs-C,ay-
tcr Nc|'".s ms theatre nanagcr. vas
Walking home With the dsys receipts
from 'hN theatre early TO-DAY Vneu he
vas ccn'-oFted BY ho'iVp man, who
gorcla'y rN,."vcd NJ Williams OF = small
.atchel The satrI'e'. however. contain
ed a thN-:Tos 5o''l". I'D 'h~ remnants
- Mr.. Williams bunch. Uh!ie the casn
repoSsd n MS poci-'
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MASS FOR s1NN FE1HD1s.

Omacr. ireland. May 28.-For tbs
t.r., ;::Ie In the history OF tho building.
mass was celebrated IN tho grand jury
room cf the >ragh court house this
morning for ihe Sim Fetners arresteo
i, 'Tst weeks raid All the prisoners.
Who are confined at special headquar-
,nrs. were marched 10 the city hall 70
participate.
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DEMOCRATIC SENATOR WILL
AID WAR-FRAUD PROSECUTIONS
Attorney General Daughcrty
Announces Creation Of
Board of Review in Depart
ment of Justice TO Guide
Extensive Prosecutions
Planned.

Washington. May @S.-Artorney Gen
srsl naugherty announced today the
aNuo!rrn~nt q former Senator Charles
: Thomas, OF Colorado n Democrat, as
one OF the special assistants TO the at
torney general to aid IN tho prosecution
Of war frauds, together with that OF
George J.. hUUrcr. OF this city At the
sA2,s tImo NJ. DauEhcr:y announced
'ho crca ion oc special tribunal with.
in the department: nt Justice, which viii
constitute" board OF review" 20 de-
termina whether :" proceed or abandon
suits according TO the probability OF
success
Mr.. Thomas. the attorney general
sad. viii have with him on this tribunal
such other speciar counsel as have
h"en or may hc employed in the differ
ent cases az thNy come uD for onsidera =
tion 50 that there will ~ at AL times
a complete and thorough Capitalization
or departmental knowledge with respect
10 every step that is taken or Is CON
t"rrTlatrd In tho preparation or these
war contract cases"
Tho former senator VIII hcSjr his
duties June |.
VIII AsgiSt Gordon
Mr Hoover viii to asso"lated Win
United States District Attorney Feytnn
Gordon Of tho District oS Columbia ano
IN effect will be a second district at
torney, " on account Of tho double work
in III. District Of columbia requiring
an additional grand jury. and additional
court service. and two court attorneys
Ny Hoover and NJ. Gordon. tho an
,ounrcncn, said will work on tho fraud
.,so- with ccusI au,hcr,,y
Mr Thor,as will hiring 70 m. dcpart-
n.,, NJ E.ur,bar,, ,,td
."'"' ~ ,o ;n
an unus"tl anu ,,IIn .n,
Pre'isNF 'n"Se W" "''! "'~
come h"iore n'n' ~ m.s INV t"'".''' ,
some u ~" ,'.'i-
MS WORK ""''' ~ '"' Ss""'' -"
dealt with in"Se n"''f's IN S'''e VI
their aspects
District Attorney Gordon and Mt
Hoover VIII coordinate lhe'T R"'tN"'es
in laying hefor" the spe"ial war frauds
grand jury cases which faIl within the
Venue of the PlS'r'c' or me ihs'Tict
Of Columbia. Mr.. nanShertF SAID
Criminal CaSeS
There are criminal cases growing oN'
~ some ~ thcSN WAY cou'r"''S' "n!'e
o'her4 naNe OH! Nv" '''I' P""Se' MI
laMGher'F s'a'''n4"' san
IN cHNne''''7 WIN cases II" INK p"'n
civil ana cr'mlNa' phaSNs' Mr, 'I"ruon
VII haVe charge N' mo criminal siae
and viii assist IN the ciNIi cases where
ther 'nt"r'""N' IN '''' "NhnH0''"N. rs
s's'ant ATTORNEY 'eh''" ''o,H W. H.
r'm. "HnS" F"Fn'a a'',n ia" ''"f o"en
'S'a'USn'H ~ "T '"''''7 ,"SeS ""' WI"
AAs 'h' ~ES ~ ,H' '''""'', "'"n. y ~
afs'''An' rr0era ATTORNEY - '"' ! n,'N'
taos VIZ a'o PSrI"''UHH "" nSS
',,. 80 ,,.. ~, ',,,,, ~,
ASSIST Nc Fr" -,HN
cases h"tor" 'he Er''0P lur''S ]" Z. I''S-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
BUSINESS woMEN MEET.

Falrrort W. Va. May Officers
and delegates arc arriving tonight .or
the second annual state convention Of
the West Virginia Federation of HUS:-
ness and professional WoncN's 'lUhS,
vhlrh opens Tomorrow for two !ars
session. Miss Nlrg. ma F"ulk ~ Hun
irs,er. the state president. is hcr" r''n
Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest. ro'ro;'. N:"1.-
gar. the national federation TrCs:,!'N',
and An rIc>uriyp session va hold to-
nigh; getting preliminary plans made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
Taylor Committee
Gives Unanimous
Ogden Endorsement

4 telegram received Sunday night
from Chairman f. +. Clark, OF the Re
publican executive committee Of Taylor
county. states that at largely atterded
meeting Of the committee held on oatur-
day at Grafton. the committee unani-
mously endorsed the candidacy OF H. 6.
Ogden. OF Wheeling. for the Republican
nomination for United States senator.
Taylor Is the third county in the
First congressional district IN which
rhe county committees have voiced en-
dorSements Of Mr. Ogdens senatorial
candidacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
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