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The New York herald., 1922-12-06
PLANTERS HOTEL CLOSES.

ST fotrs. Dec tAssoclatea Prcss)
Tho Planters Hotel. for the first time
IN i05 years. tonight stopped receiving
guests The "Old Planters House" will
be converted into an office building NJ
ter January !.
Among those who signed the hotel
register were Presidents Lincoln. Grant
Cleveland. Roosevelt and TAFT Martin
Van Buren. King Edward NV. the
Prince OF wales. Charles Dickens and
Gen. Lafayette.
Mnite sulphur Sprirgs-Ciorious now for
rest and sport. h5oif. tennis. horsebac1 Ia
nous baths. Csernisht from ~. Y.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
Insist on Delivery of Ma
terials and Destruction
of War Machinery.
PROMISE ONE CONCESSION
Will ReOrganize Commission
and Exercise Only Nominal
Rule Over Factories.
BY LINCOLN EYRE.

Special Cable to THE New York HBRArp
Copyright, 1929. by THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Berlin Dec X
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

CALExtco. CAL. Dec. 5.--Chief OF Police
j. II. Hardwick reconnoltertd the Mex
lean border near here to-day from an
airpiane IN an effort 20 Illustrate any
attempt by Mrs. Clara Phillips TO enter
Mexico at or near this city. An airplane
Is being held in readiness 10 pursue any
strange aircraft heading for Mexico.
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Continued On Page Nine.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

THREE CENTS
WITHIN 200 MILES.
FOUR CENTS ELSEWHERE.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
THE BEST IN ITS HISTORY.

The New York Herald, with all that was
best of The Sun intertwined with it. and
the whole revitalized, is bigger and better
and sounder newspaper than ever before.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
CLASS

Township 8 No
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

Policeman A. d. Healy. of the Ninth
precinct, who was sent to serve a
warrant on James Henson, .colored,
20 years old. 1910 Wylie street
northeast, for alleged threats to
take his wife's life.
Healy stopped Henson at Four
teenth and b streets and ordered
him to drive his automobile to the
station house on Ninth street. be-
tween K and r streets northeast.
Then the policeman entered the
machine and the mad race began.
Down to Thirteenth street and
Maryland avenue, to Ninth and q
streets, where Healy managed tenn
porarily to subdue his charge. and
headed for the station house.
/; With one last effort to free him.
self Of arrest. Healy said. the negro
raced out Twelfth street to Mary.
land avenue.
He let the steering wheel of the
car go. They fought in the ma.
chine. now with no driver, until n
crashed an electric light pole
20 the ground and coilided with a
tree. Henson escaped, but not Tor
long. He ran into a group of pedes.
trians. who held him until Healy
arrived from the wrecked machine.
which had pinned him to the
ground.
Henson Is charged with assault.
failing to have an operators per-
NIT and legitimate license number.
and threats.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
SEEK 'SKY LIMIT"
FOR WALKER HOTEL

Application of the Allan E
Walker interests to have the build
ing height limit raised from IS feet
to no feet for a part Of De Sales
street northwest. adjoining connec-
ticut avenue. site Of their proposed
giant hotel. is expected to receive
early approval.
The change was discussed al
yesterday public hearing Of the
District Zoning Commission. Rep
rssentatives were present to ex-
plain the hotel plans. The change
in height limits will increase the
capacity OF the hotel by rs rooms
Il was stated
The proposal to change the zon-
ing of the square bounded by Thir-
teenth, Fourteenth, G and H streets
and New York avenue northwest,
from first commercial to second
commercial was withdrawn.
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Continued From PAGE One.
that a strike of 1900 men on grain
and coal boats on the lakes had
been ordered. This strike will af-
feet 400 freight vessels running be-
tween Duluth, Buffalo, Milwaukee,
Chicago and other big lake ports.
Cuts on Shipment.
The coal situation in Illinois
took on a much more serious as
pect tonight when Robert NJ.
Medill, State fuel director under
the new Federal arrangement. an
nounced receipt of orders from
Washington cutting off all outside
shipments of bituminous coal.
Chicago and the State face a
most serious situation Medill
said. illinois Is now absolutely
up against It,"
The orders from Washington.
coming through Secretary Hoover
and Henry s. Spencer, mean the
elimination, according to Medill, OF
any shipments of coal from Ken
lucky and Tennessee fields that
have been relied upon for opera
tion Of street cars. gas. electric
and water power plants throughout
the State. The only protection as
sured is to the twenty-six State In
stitutions.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
BANDIT, BESIECED,
KILLS3AND SELF
Wounds Detective When
Sought for Murder of
Woman.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.-wai-
ter Caster. fugitive from justice.
wanted for alleged completely with
Henry Wilkens in the murder of
the latter's wife. today shot and
instantly killed two detectives. se-
verely wounded another, shot and
killed Mrs. Robert Caster, his
brothers wife. and then turned his
gun upon himself. committing sui
eide.
Detectives surrounded his moth
er's house and rang the door beiE
The door was locked. Casters
mother answered the bell and de-
MED that Walter was there. As
the detectives pushed past her
Walter appeared in the door of the
kitchen and fired two shots which
instantly killed Detective Timothy
Bailey. He then ran to the back
Of the house. and seeing Detective
Ernest Jarble, fired and killed him.
Believing Mrs. Robert Caster had
informed the police, he rushed back
into. a bedroom and shot -her
through the heart. He then shot
himself, just as detectives rushed
the room.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Hopkins, Taxi Man,
Pleads Not Guiltu

Archie L. Hopkins. taxi driver.
who was arrested on complaint Of
Miss Helen NJ. Caynor. 42s Kenyon
street northwest, pleaded not guilty
to charges of assault and over
charging for fare yesterday in Po-
lice Court and demanded a Jury
trial Judge Harrison set the case
down for August II.
Miss Caynor. who is employed in
Navy Department. claimed that
Hopkins annoyed her when she en-
gagged his taxi. last Tuesday morn
ing at Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets northwest to go to her
home
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
..AFRlCAN GOLFERS
SPEND DULL NIGHT
ASDENS ARE DARK
Monte Carlos Of Maryland and
Virginia Again Closed
Tightly.

With the six gambling houses in
Maryland and Virginia closed.
devotees of the dotted cubes" are
waiting anxiousiy for the .trouble
to blow over" which will result
in the reopening of the gambling
dens. according to well informed
habitues.
Scores of persons who usually
spend their evenings around the
gaming tables embraced the oppor-
tunity to spend some spare time
last night by journeying to Berwyn.
where several boxing contests were
scheduled. but when those bouts
were called Off because of threat
ening weather they were forced to
return to the city.
On the return trip, however, sew
eral stopped at "Jimmy's" on
Bladensburg road in the hope that
through some chance the place
would be open. But they were
doomed to disappointment. for the
gates at the entrance of the place
were locked and bolted and the
house. which only a few nights ago
was the scene of great activity,
was darkened and quiet.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Hart New Quartermaster.

Col. William II. Hart was nomi-
mated yesterday by President Hard
ing to be quartermaster of the
regular army with rank of major
general to succeed Maj. Gen. Harry
l. Rogers, who completed a four
year term July %. Gen. Hart is
now in charge of the quartermaster
docks at New York City. At the
same time Col. Benjamin Alvord
was nominated assistant adjutant
general with rank of brigadier
general. Col. Alvord organized the
adjutant generals department for
Pershing in France.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Hit hY Automobile,

Knocked down by an automobile
at the east end of the Connecticut
Avenue Bridge, Charles C. johnson
colored. so. Ninth street and
Florida avenue northwest. was
treated at Emergency Hospital. The
driver of the car, according to the
police, was Mra II. C. Schmidt.
$500 Connecticut avenue northwest
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

The League Of Women Voters Of
Prince GeorEes County 10 the
latest organiaation to rally In the
movement to suppress the gambling
dens. A eonmisses from that or
ganization has been appointed to
urge the county. authorities to rec
ognize the State police.
Gov. Ritchie 10 expected TO issue
a statement on the gambling sit
uation within the next few days.
He recently declared that IL the
existence of gambling IN the county
was called to his attention he
would take action. A letter ask
ing his aid In suppressing the dens
has been forwarded to him by the
Prince Georges County Federation
of women's Clubs.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
MARRIAGE
M LICENSES.

Unless otherwise specified. all the follow
Ing applicants are from this city:
Frank N. Medley, 30, OF Lincoln, Neb..
and Rose Murphy, %. Rev. @. u. FuItx.
Thomas II. Rivers. 81. and Teresa J..
Riefle. 50. both Of Baltimore, Md. Rev. E.
N Bergerstock.
Grandson Mead. 65, adm Maggie jackson.
60. Rev. A. H. Catlett.
Roger p. Smith. %. and Lillian D. Sears,
Is. Rev. T. e. Davis.
Frederick Friedlander, 80. and Anreline
Di Gennaro, .. Rev. N. NJ. De Carlo
Felix A. Linker, 50. and Alma r. Price,
2s. both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. A. y. An
derson.
John W. wilborn. 20, and May Jacobs,
"a. both Of Augusta. Ga. Rev. w. h.
Brooks.
IDwndes Lloyd 20. and Emma r. Bach
man. 20. both Of Baltimore. Nd. Res. c.
A. shreve.
Charles r. Gates. 20. and Mabel l. Frank.
lin. 10. Rev. @. c. Bacon.
william J. Anderson, %. and Lea b.
Lewis. ID. Rev. r. Anderson.
w. Floyd Evans, 81. Of Falls Church. Va,
and Estelle J. Peguese. 81, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. Rev. G. W. Powell.
Stuart p. Johnson. 4s. Of Boston, Macs.
and Maryan Johnson. 81. sf Philadelphia.
Ia. Rev. T.. 3. Davis.
Leonard Greene. a. and Gladys Greene,
20. Rev. @. csntee.
Thomss J. Hornsr &C. and Bertha J.
Aarkiey. 20. Rev. W. o. Csrringtop-
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Camp Meeting Opens
At Washington GrOUe

ROCKVILLE, Md. August 3.-Un-
der the direction of Rev. John r.. Ed
wards, of Washington. the annual
camp meeting at Washington Grove
began this evening to continue ten
days.
The opening exercises were con-
Quoted by DIR. Edwards, after which
Rev. NJ. A. Lineweaver. pastor of
the Methodist Church at Laytonsville.
preached.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Zoo Park Bus Lines
VIII Start Sunddg

The opening of bus service into
Rock Creek Park and the Zoo will
begin Saturday. according to Will
lam F. Ham. president of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company. Permits were recently
granted by the Public Utilities
Commission.
The Rock Creek Park line will
run from Park road and Twentieth
street northwest to Milk House
ford in the Park via Pierce Mill.
The Zoo busses will start from the
Harvard street entrance and run
as far as the Lion House.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

Car, Running Wild at IS Miles an Hour,
Crashes Into Post and Tree.

A driverless machine raced forty
fve miles an hour over the road.
then broke down an electric light
pole and smashed a tree while its
occupants. negro and policeman.
fought to conquer one another last
night at Twelfth street and vir-
ginia avenue southwest.
This Is the thriller" told by
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04


Sutherland Leads OGDEN.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Aug a.
with three-quarters of the States
precincts reported, the vote in the
West Virginia primary TODAY stood.
For Republican Senatorial nomi-
nation. Senator Howard Suther-
land. 4S.161: II. c. Ogden. 43.saa.
For Democratic Senatorial nomi-
nation. former Representative M.
NJ. Neely. 47.453: Mrs. William Cav
Brown, S1.254.
Bill Blizzard and Fred Mooney.
under indictment for murder in
connection with the Logan County
mine war last year. stood third and
NTH, respectively. In a field of Hx
candidates to nominated by the
republicans for the state Senate.
Senator Swanson, winner of the
Democratic Senatorial nomination
In Virginia. yesterday sent n tele-
gram to westmoreland Davis, de-
feated candidate, accepting Davis
offer to throw his entire support
to Swanson In the November cleo
tions.
1t will be a pleasure to accept
your offered aid in the coming cleo
ton.' Swanson wired Davis.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Former Senator White Dead.

B1RMINGHAM, Ala, Aguust y
Honored by all members of the To-
cal bar and with hundreds of friends
present, former Senator Frank s.
White was buried here today.
White. a captain in the Confederate
army. former U. s. Senator fram Ala
bama. and one of the best known law
yers in the State. died at the age Of
rs. Death followed a short illness
from pneumonia.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Peggy Periled in Air.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Aug. 3.
Peggy Maren, internationally
known dancer, and four other pas
sengers flying to New York by air
plane. were forced down in a Sc
we're storm at Beach Haven. N. J..
today. The descent was diffcult.
but the passengers escaped with a
drenching. continuing the flight
la ter in the day.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Unidentified Man, 55,
Dies at Local HOspital

An unidentified white man about
55 years old died at Casualty Hos
pital last night. He was taken i'll
in downtown hotel. He was
dressed in a gray suit. brown hat.
white shirt. low black shoes and
black silk socks. He had a cane
and wore glasses.
Deputy Coroner Herbert T..
Martyr will hold an inquest today
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
LONG FORCES GIVE
UP HOPE AS REED
HOLDS ADVANTAGE

Continued From Page One.
labor as well. while Campbell de-
pended largely on the vote of the
farmers.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
WESTERN STATES
FACE COAL FAMINE
IN THIRTY DAYS

Continued From Page One.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-14

Mrs. Annie Roach's Sub Division of Portion of Lot
Section "a, Twp. 155, Range IS
Lot Block Benefit
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Notice of Special Assessment

We the undersgned Special Assessment Commission DO
eos Of fonsrpetng improvements in the city Of Mno
Of the properties therein described the best Of
as follows
Preserving planting and maintaining grass
Of following
City o
Eighth Avenue ~ Street 10 Street
N. Z.
Seventh Avenue N. It
Alley east of Sixth Street N. E.
Fifth Street n. E. Seventh Avenue Eighth Avenue
n, Il.
Sixth Street N. L. Avenue Eighth
n. e.
Engineering
Advertising
Per Diem Special Assessment Commission
J. c. BLATSDELL,
w. MONTGOMERY
G S, REISHUS,
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Notice of Special Assessment

he Special Assessment Commission, do
hrrrl he
of improvements the City OF MinOt
Norh ter described
described best
our m incud
ed in The to the
as
following described street
and n Minol:
StrectN Il point
feet north of East
Hey Original Plat of Minot.
exc feet Il he
O st
and
riising $500
I..rU N
~ ~ - " j. G. I;I.AISlDEII,
". MONTGOMERY,
S. REISIiUS
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Notice of Special Assessment

We the undersigned Special Assessment Commission, do
hereby certify that following
cost OF constructing improvements the City
North Dakota described
sessments of properties therein
and that the items Of and
ed the total amounts which levied
as follows p
Paving n District 6, Hanlon 4 Okes
contract
the following described
South Main Street from Third Avenue to Eighth Ave-
8. w.
Second Street NJ W. from Third Avenue Fourth
Fourth Avenue NJ
the Mouse River
Cost Of work in Paving District No. --$25, 36815 ~
Assessed in 1921 Northumberland 2,163.S7
Engineering and Inspection ---------------- 232o43
Special Assessment Commission --------
Total cost Of work Paving District 2563471
J.. BLA1SDELL, :
, H. w. MONTGOMERY,
@. 8. REISHUS,
Special Assessment Commission.
Sub Division Of Lot g, River Addition
Lot Block Benefit Asst:
knut' l. Dokken 1.a;s.as 7ai1a saaoa $4,000 10000
m Block Benefit Asst.
MARY Wheeler .....----.-.------- 2 10000 10000
Ida Hagen --------------------- sssis $3.50
NJ. w Hostettler -------,--.---.5 10000 10000
$50 Lot Block Benefit Asst.
T. I. Jacobson - 1O625O s5VV9
T.. T. Jacobson I50.Uu oUUUeo
A. W. Crary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 toV.Vo oVooV
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Section i3-I55-S3 .---------- 1850 $500
Notice is hereby given foregoing Special AS
levied that the file
in the City Mnot, North
inspection interested parties their
notice hereby given that
Special in session the City
Hall, in City Mnot Ward County, North Dakota on
the day September 1929 Of 10 o'clock
said day, objections. which may be
made to such assessments
after such hearing such assessments
Board Of City Commissioners the City
Minot, North Dakota. IS L. =
J.. C. BLAISDELL,
=. w. MONTGOMERY.
g. g. RE1SHUS .
X @aS Special Assessment Commission,
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Notice of Special Assessment

We undersigned Special Commission, do
hereby certify following
Of constructing improvements
North Dakota hereinafter described
ed in the total amounts which levied
as follows:
Preserving, planting and maintaining in
parking following
Central Avenue Street S. to
end Of Central Avenue.
S. b.. treet to S.
Second Avenue s. E. from Seventh Street Ninth Street
Riverside Drive l.. from Sixth Street Ninth Street
Sixth S. Avenue Riverside
Drive
S. L. Avenue S. River
d. .
5ss. Eighth Street S. f. E
side Drive
Ninth f. Riverside North
Mouse River -
Special Assessment
- ~ - j. c. BLAISDELII ~
%s.ENGr- II. W. MONTGOMERY,
S. REISHUS,
Special Assessment Commission.
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Notice of Special Assessment

We, undersigned Special Assessment Commission,
certify that the following special
constructing in the City Of Mno
hereinafter described
the Of
Judgment and that the items Of and ncud
8 follows:
Construction Sanitary Sewers following
City Of Minot: (,
II North Main Street from Tenth Avenue to Eleventh
seventh Street N E. from Second to Fourth
n Seventh Street N. Fifth sixth Avenue
Avenue N. W. North Main point
$50 feet North Main Street E
Sixth Avenue N from Fourth Street the Alley
Of Fourth Street N. E.
Engineering Inspection 56S6S
Special 5000
-. - = i A J. G. BI4AIsDRII. '1'o''
w. MONTGOMERY, &
Special Assessment Commission
! ! perhett Lot Block 9 ssas9 Al Asst &
A. Torgerson ---------------- 206.25 l66.00
Helen B. Conklin 4ASS 1850
Miller ------------------- 2s9.O6 1886
8 9, 1iooE ), Iaks View Addiaon " -
Christ Rudd Estate lO3.io 1880
Christ Rudd Estate )
Division 4, 3 Laksview Addition
G. F. Britton ------------------ 2sS.1s $3.50
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Notice of Special Assessment

We the undersigned Special Assessment Commission,
hereby certify following
of constructing improvements
correct
Of
expense incud-
ed in which o
as follows
Widening Fifth Street S. E. Avenue s. E.
to Fifth Avenue S. E.
Total of purchase
s.itmesiins anu inspection l2G.00
Per Diem Special Assessment Commission
j. c. BLAIsDELL,
H. w. MONTGOMERY, .-+i
G
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Moee is hereby giyen that the foregoing Special
the oee Of the city the City Mnot North
sgens ana noce hereby given
b the city Of M WaEd Coupty North Dakota
A. Of SAID day. to hear objections any, which may be
sons interested therein their agents and attorneys and
certified to the Board City Commissioners the City
Dated September LIST, 1881. ~-'4slE =;
-~yNEwr H. W. MONTGOMERY
Special Assessment Commission
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Mor" is hereby given that the foregoing Special As
the Office Of the city Auditor of the CITY Of Mnot North
agents and attorneys and notice is hereby given that the
Special Assessment Commission will
Hall in the city of Minot Ward County North Dakota
NJ OF said day to hear objections if which may be
made to such assessments thereof. by
sons in therein their agents and attorneys and
after hearing will be confirmed and
certified to the Board Of City Commissioners Of the City of
Dakota.
Dated September LIST, 1922.
j..
H. w. MONTGOMERY,
G. S. REISIIUS,
Special Assessment Commission.
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Notice is hereby given That The foregoing Special As
have levied that the
in the office of the City Auditor of the City of Mno North
inspection
and notice is hereby
Commission will be
Hail. City Minot Ward County, North Dakota,
of September, 10 o'clock
a. NJ of said day, hear objections if which be
thereof by
therein their
hearing such will be
Board City Commissioners Of City Of
Mnot, North Dakota
Dated September 1st 1922
J C.
Fl. W. MONTGOMERY.
G. REISHUS,
Special
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Torbsnson's Second Addition

Block Benefit Asst.
ermaH Bor IN srs slS IT. a = i2sS 80
@ havs been levied and that the on hs
aEota and are to by parties ter
Special commss9n viii be in session at the city
the 2ard day Of September 1922 at the Of 10 o'clock
made to such any part thereof by any
after such hearing such will be confirmed and
certified to the Board Of City Commissioners the City
Minot. North Dakota.
Dated September 1st, 1922.
J. G. BIIAISDELL,
H. w. MONTGOMERY,
G. S. REISEiUS,
Special Assessment Commission
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Notice is hereby given, that the foregoing Special As,
office the City Auditor Of the City Of Min9t North
and notice is hereby given that the
City Mnot. Ward County, North Dakota on
said hear objections. if which may be
therein, their agents and attorneys and
hearing assessments Will be confirmed
certified Commissioners of the City of
Dakota.
Dated September LIST, 1922
j. BLAISDElL.
H. w. MONTGOMERY
G. S. REISHUS,
Special Assessment Commission.
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Ra,nstad,s Second Addition

Ha1nstad's Addition
Laura 2 v IIumphreys, p SO it. $50 59a
3 Bayou Addition
Lot Block Benefit
MOI thern States Power Co: -----l $3.50 1900
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The Independent carries the lars.
est volume of advertising of any week.
ly in the state. There's reason.
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~ Lot Block Benefit Asst
H. B. Emerson W. 72-75 IT, Of -
g. Portion Of NEa SWa =. ,
Isadore G. Neukom, Out 8,
D- - Unpstted ana Out Lots
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
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