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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
"PmInine Hobbies"


have taken the liberty I" no" "ut
d, .bIs column 10 cldSr!y GcNi,' thS
rlnasurahIc and ;hc ljfC-proi"ncln%
Mo ~ hobbies. Of which l have suS-
-,,,,1 so,,c
.,,3crl.. ,...n,iewcmen
~, 500, r.. al mems. loS.
-" go, -, ,,r,.. ny ,hrv royld vast
~ know a very nice
,"S'' r,-riol of her four
,"tS' WV" tH- ,.ro,,,. yood citizens.
~ ,,I ,orc ~ mem os
"",h"" ,o,,,.h c,- ,b.. Iau-h.
course may f"T" ,1.na =, ,,e., e,,oh
i''S' an" UT -. ,,or.bS a.,
"'uEn'sV "",e ,.,r ,.,,, who, tho
q 0''''' 'N"u 's o,r .vcrv
I'm" came ~. ~, ,,.,,.,t ,-a., him.
"'r y' ,,. rai,w,, So
SCI ",H",''9 u" 49,. .,,o oars. he.
-. So ,ot,r
,,rrr,y
Inns Ce"' ''t TO-, t,,.,,,,n.
WIN 'n",' ie'.o"o'
Moihsr' S"ou'u "'''H' '''''''' ~ '''N
mouse
''Why. who am ] ?" bay "Nat ne
should or shouldn't q" N h. own house
Let the dear man sm""" and 'hI"y MINI
seis' Or Go 20 his club ny sar-
tinly. would you expect ham /" ri'y
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Helen Hunters Husband
JACK REFUSES BARNES INVITATION
BY jane Phelps

ass on Helm Under hcc seeming
.,hi"'shrcss aud s"tiacSs was hard as
a,:.s Jack Hunter was "ciN Just awaN-
-n.rs - &c "a, iha' her padded paws
&c. sharp claws. and tina h"e n cat.
she wou,d us" tErm when she wiilcd.
llo trudCcd fl dnvn town, angry with
atrns,;r rerapxN he Mad allowed his an
~r- nf rho night before ~ proven; his
doing n. work n, had taken homo. an
yrv with Helen end maxim gall ""cis
: ,a.ca.s--tn his ,n.aG to wake her
-, to n ,oaSc.uasnsss that she must do
...r.srcn;
"trslio 1run.cr" Ho .urned At the
,.,,,I ~ ~. ,auc and Horace Barnes
,,,. ,irn r,,I cxfend,d Did your
o,.e ~,Iay M. hid ~ :. i.;'le suppc~ AZ
s,i~"'' he a-n.u rrnialy-;oo gcnIaUy.
,,,,. .;,.,.,..,.
Yes ~" '"'" me- ,.. .,,.
'No"N Join MS. Ja'N '"''T"' ''''
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lMThree.Mlnu1te IalesM
- ByAd! Schuster zsaz@4&l&4
SKIRTS AND THE SOUTH SEAS
ByrAd: Schusterl

rlace Tho happy man astoNished
crew by addressing an eXtravagnnt fare
we'll TO the island as It dipped into tho
sea.
when I come back" he said, II will
I've 400 years old and wear my whiskers
in bralds I'll ny over on canary bird
] will, and I'll stay thousand years
There goes romance, soft-eyed maidenS
singing al the moon. golden hours OF In
dolence. hvo million flies and knee
switching skirts.
For time the crew gave him wide
berth. Il have heard q fellow gets
that way with too much ukelele and
moon" one OF the men put It but Phil
was too exuberant TO mind. He was
going home.
When the vessel neared San Fran-
cisco Phil was calm and thoughtful. A
brisk breeze brought unaccustomed chill
and the sea- under high fog. was
gray lie thought OF those he knew
In Minden and, leaning over the rail-.
watched line OF land loom into defn-
tie outline.
"Will you be going back with us7"
the captain asked as Phil waited for the
plank to be lowered that he might be
the FIRST man ashore.
| III you walt for me you'll fall tn
pieces doing IT," Phil yelled, Il know
enough when | see It," lie ran down
the plank and made his way through
the dusk 10 the railroad station where
he took the first train for Minden.
An hour before the \. J. Taylor sailed
again Phil Airsley came aboard, smiled
In tho face Of the astonished captain
and went below. lie had no explanation
save a letter from the company setting
forth the tact that his old Job was his
for the taking. Three days out the
rartain corncred him and put the ques-
ton.
Aren't you the bird who was chirp-
ing he would never go back"
Phil regarded the other solemnly.
You will find me sitting by the
shore with n flower in my hat and right
there will stick until you can report
they ARE wearing them longer. again
In America
Tomorrow-A Temporary Engagement
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''FEMININE HOBBIES"

hobby SO az to make a success at H. an
all-around success. There are today
many hUbDies for women. Most or them
started IN THIS twentieth century. Tho
most exaciing woman Canno: ran 10
find one,ot Aer liking. or them ali. the
only one would care 10 recommend
is for the elderly lady to he just her
self. SuoyonScIously so. to make her
personal influence for good fcit upon
me- neighbUrs ard her neighoorhood.
Tomorrow | VIII give YOU an Instance.
(Tomorrow-A Hobby Worth Whl.e)
A., inquiries addressed TO nr. Huber
IN care ~ the 'hralth Talks" depart
mcnt Will bc answered in these columns
~ their turn. This requires considerable
time. however. owing 10 the great num-
hrr received SO !. 4 personal or quicker
reply is desired. Il stamped and SELF
addressed envelope must he enclosed
with the Quest!on.--The Editor.
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THREE; BANKRUPTCY
CASES DISCHARGED

Thrc" orders for discharge were re-
cnlvcd yesterday mt tue office 81 IN"
=. : Deputy tiorh I"hu II. Conrad
from IudE" W. l.. ElNcr THc orders
wore rrI Ito fu'luwiTt; J. !. turns ~
MnurdsvIllo. W. ). Swingr" 80 smith
Nc,d and l.nda r. Rogers "f rhis civ.
\ petition in bankruptcy was ais"
AIed. by ". g. Grow, proprietor az II"
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FOUR BIDS RECEIVED

Four bids were received yestsfdAy
=, m. ofroe Of the district U. 8. engl-
neer's office for 10000 barrels OF e.
ment to be used at L. S. dam No. ~.
now under construction near Hunting
ION The bids have not been awarded
"a vet. but in all probability the award
Will 20 to tho Weirton Iron Furnace
comnany Of Jackson. O.. which bid ST.
600
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What nm un5eautltul thing an un-
appre Tative child Is,
We have all had our experiences with
a child who Is bored with small gifts'
who takes whatever We do Tor MN or
give him as matter of course. and wnile
he takss what We orer in one hand looks
toward the other 20 see If there - any
thing more there.
And we~have also had experience with
the child who is delighted with the
simplest thing. who PUSHES about TO
show Il to everyone IN the house. who
falls on ones neck with kisses and
thanks that make one wish ono had
hrouCht twice as much.
What makes the difference between
the two kinds OF child:
Is it mater Of training or OF dis
position?
Both. think.
The CIT Of Enthusiaori-
No training can give nh unrnthusias'
tic child the Gift Of enthusiasm. but
training Will teach n child The habit OF
expressing appreciation.
A woman who had as her guest In a
summer homs the eleven year "ld child
OF winter neighbnr told me that the
youngstcr often used 70 say at The table
when she especially enjoyed som" dish;
That is delicious. MIR. r. wish YOU
would give me that receipt SO that
can get mother to make II" Tha' rM!ld
evidently did not lack Tor training IN
expressing appreciation either hN pro
ccpt or by the subtl"r Yet just az sure
method 90 example.
Would Prefer the Chnds scrawl.
We have all giI"n gifts to other
peoples children. ntcccS. m"pn"wS,
cousins. tho children OF friends. ct"
How many times have We rcc"iNe cd
thank notes from the recipients ot oU'
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MUSIC At
THE VANCE CHURCH
Choir to Sing Cantatn at Morning Ssrv,
ice-Solo Numbers In Evening.

Faster Sunday music at Vance Mem
nrial church will include beautiful num-
hcrs given at both tho morning ana
evening services. At the morning SER
ice tho Cantata. Lord OF Lords wiz
I've given and az the evening service tho
sololsts OF the choir Will render several
aprropriatc numbers.
Tho following program Will be sung;
Mcrning-l1 A NJ
Cantata--"Lord or Lords" Ply Graham
Evening-7:3o p. NJ.
ANTHEM. THE End Of the Sabbath
Speaks
Tenor solo. open tho Gates OF the
Tcmplc"--Nnapp.
Coutraltn solo. Hail Glorious Day
Cadmon.
Snrrano solo ATTENUATION
baritone soto. "thrist Is Rtsen"--Scnt
Anthem. AS 4 Began to Dawn -
Maker
In the singing Of the .cantatR the
urartct will he assisted by Miss Mary
<ortnn. The members OF the choir are
ms follows:
Sopraun--Flsa GurdlirCNuea.
Cantralto-MrS Edward Handy.
Tcror--Mr n. J. Waterman.
Paritonc--Mr. Walter SCEane
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
) Minutes to Answer This

asked tho sigr-makcr 10 make 4 eiRn
board exactly feet long. Then the TEL
low made a little sketch in his mem
orandum book corresponding to the
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A SIMPLE ATTRACTIVE FROCk
Pattern 1926 Is here portrayed. II
IS cut ina Sizes: II. Il and Is years
for Juniors. "a year size will &c
quire ~ yards Of q inch material.
Bingham. percale. calico lawn. or,
randy. crepe dc chine and linen would
be good for this model Thu vest may
Nv. Of contrasting material. OF tuckinS.
net lace or oreandy Tho blouse IS IN
slip over" style. The skirt Is mounted
on O body lining.
A pattern OF this illustration maileo
10 any address on receipt Of lie n s'-
yer or stamps
Write name snd address plainly. ssnc
I, cent? IN The Intsiligsncsr onIoA
whaling ". Va
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CONSUMPTION Of wines and liquors
has increased rapidly in Germany
since the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

The Ford motor company IS max
Ing 4 car every six aud half seconds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

American collectors in London are
eagerly huyinE United States stamps
drrictlrg Historical scenes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

McMechcn general store through his
attorney. y. T.. Bryant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
Health Talks
By John D. Huber AM,MD
this nation

Greater sense responsibility in the homcth what tins nation
calls for--Elihu Root
, 1922-06-16

at the very fingerups OF the young
inventor.
Interested though he would have
been at any other time, Garrick urged
haste Dick led him proudly to a table
on which was his apparatus.
so this is the Defoe Wireless Die
tagraph.' c-ompl.nented Garrick, pick
ing up the familiar little round trans.
mitter like that which he had used
so many times on the wired machine
As he packed h parts Dick hasti-
~ enumerated them. his sending set,
batteries. coils of wire. small portable
~antennae. and the receiving set
They at last had everything strap
ped in on the rear OF Garrick's car
and as they swung up toward the
turnpike they stopped for a moment
At the Nononwantuc Club.
As Dick hoped out. followed by
Guy, there was a suspicious silence
on the club porch as often happens
when the friends of an interesting
factor of the preceding conversation
draw nigh. Silence is Freudtan- Dick
wjnkedeat Garrick.
A buxom old lady. trembling for
gossip, was actually short-breathed to
get to Garrick before a group of flap
pers, Ruth's friends. reached him.
Mr.. Garirck-ah-h-h-Mr. Gar
rick"
Tho flappers won out. They
Iy always do these days "Hey-Dick!
Where's Ruth? Guy, have
you heard how badly she was hurt?
For heavens sake, get her
back here. The place is dead without
Ruth"
The old lady pumped down IN a
nearby chair to listen. actually with
mouth open.
with a smile on his face, Professor
yario OF the Radio Central at Rock
Ledge, crossed over to him to make
friendly inquiries.
"Going into town." inquired vario
when Garrick returned with a small
handbag from his rooms.
Yes" observing how Varto was
dressed-+"are your"
at was waiting for h club bus ia
AXE me up to the station Yes, to the
Radio Show at the se~venty-irst Regi-
Srnent Armory. I'm to give a lecture
and demonstration tonight of my new
wave meter"
wen, jump III
The professor was eager to assist
them in every way as far as they
chose to take him into their conf
dence. Garrick had met him many
tines at the Club and Dick and Vario
had had much In m in their
work. He seemed particularly inter
ested in keeping Ruth out of further
harm and very sympathetic toward
Mrs. Walden in her trouble
However. Gerrick Iii NOT propose
to discuss much with even Vario and
on the way he and Dick fell into a
discussion of their hobby, especially
on vario's lecture on his new wave
meter
$50 many amateurs" explained
vario, have difficulty in finding the
wave length OF the b-roadcasting sta
tons hat I have concluded that some
, 1922-06-16

THE MAN WENT sPRAwLrEG
BACKWARD.
OF selling service men that which Is
wetT
It was nearly midnight when Gar
rick in what seemed IKE a reliable
Htaxicab. concluded the training of the
man who had received instructions
from Curtis.
He had evidently been waiting until
the streets were sufficiently deserted.
Now he drew his a a big sedan, up
to the curb, leaving the engine run
ming. but we'll mufflcd. as silent as
Esleeve valves could make it.
Garrick dismissed his taxi at the
corner and began to recon- oitre. To
his amazement he saw that he was on
the block where vas the town house
of Yira Gerard's family.
1t was an added shock when he saw
that the a had stopped just in front
OF the Gerard house and that he div
err had entered the gate n was fumb-
tling with a key at the door.
Garrick quickened his steps. 1t was
NOW or never to get let In on this mys-
terry.
As he turned in ut the gate the
man at tho door heard him, looking
quickly as II expecting him. then
catching a better look uttered an oath
and swung on him.
GarTick parted and countered. The
man went sprawling backward on the
bit of turf OF the little front yard.
At that moment Garrick heard the
clatter OF feet from across the street
and around the motor. But before
he could turn. the other man was on
him. bearing him down with the mo
mnntum of the rush. He was a husky
but Garrick felt he could outwrestle
him.
The fellow sprawling on the turf
swore again as he crouched up on his
hands and knees, waiting to get a
hold.
Two were more than Garrick could
handle as legs and arms and heads
gut the turf. getting ever nearer the
sharp pickets of tho fence.
Continual In Our Next IsS1e)
, 1922-06-16
'n.inued From Our Lest Issuel.
CHAPTER VI
THE WIRELESS DICrAGRAPH

CHAPTER VI
THE WIRELESS DIcrAGRAPH
eeX/oUR wireless dietagraph7
BuIlyF" exclaimed Garrick.
Eve could use that little
mechanical eayesdrolper. Where is
it?'
in my laboratory"
Garrick's face fell. He glanced at
his watch and then at tho sun. yes
. I think we can make 1t =.
We must"
Two hours later found them in
Dicks w wireless workshop. It was
he boathouse on his sta where he
had dom some remarkable things WITH
wireless. 1t Was true thai De1oe had
some wonderful equipment in the
world would not have awaited him II
he had not had hat spark of inventive
genius inherited from his famous
father.
Outside he had a big aerial from
two steel overs. Garrick looked with
admiration at tho completeness CT the
workshop inside. the hack frames,
Nitro saws. cross-cut saws. frames.
chisels, gouges. files. vfsos. There
wero drills, hands. breast, geared and
twist. pliers with all sorts OF noses.
There was wire. copper. iron. alumni.
num-. plain and insulated. OF all sizes,
flexible insulated wire cord, enough
for n supply store Fibre board and
bskeiite. porcelain i~nsulators. tubing.
sheet brass. sheet copper, everything
, 1922-06-16

-Brooks' exclaimed Dick. who had
come over.
Then Jack Curtis came IN a car.
didn't stay long. went downtown.
1 think"
Rae had been fussing with the In
terror Of one car in the long line IN
the garage She vas apparently very
busy but Mckay noticed that nothing
escaped her. no matter how slight. He
had continued to watch some time.
Suddenly q cry rakish roadster
drew up n RAe looked out of the
sedan in which she was When she
saw Glenn Buckley In tho roadster
she jumped out to meet him.
Glenn greeted her with a sickly
rniIe.
Wen. you poor fshr' exclaimed
Rae You must believe in ghosts.
You look as though you'd seen one.
What r you doing here7''
Just looking . to sec n
there's anyone about"
Gee. Glenn. I'm thirsty. Let's
20 down to the Inner Circle. WI
you take me7"
Surely. Rae Always gfad to re
lievo a drought and be charitable to
my own at the same time"
Rae grabbed his arm and swung I'D
behind the wheel. They were off.
To himself Glenn had had to admit
that no one couid be bored in RAGS
society. No wonder vlra was jealous.
But he wouldn't have taken a dozen
RAGS for M Vira. He didn't like
-ooarseness and somtimos Rae did not
suit his tzstidious nature Viz with
all her modernity, vivacity and reck-
lessness never vas coarse.
Mckay had gone. properly reward
ed. and Garrick was pondcring OYER
what no had just learned.
"were they the three at the Parr
estate last night-Rae. Brock and
Jaek7" he speculated aloud at length.
But Jack could hardly have been
back then" hastened Dick. HE must
have been on the ~'Bacchante.'
"How about GlennT'
"or Georges7" PARKED Dick.
Perhaps . what of Ruth?
d. . Say. Dick. I'm going to leave
you hero with that wireless dicta-
graph. You can work 1t best any
how. I must ret a line on that gar.
age and do II right away"
Down the street in a lunchroom
Garrick caught sight OF Mckay again
and beckoned him quietly out.
" was thinking about calling you
sir. ~soon," informed Mckay. "I
was just talking to one of the polish.
ers in there. He tells me that Jack
Curtis gave rders to some driver
about the place. a stranger. t go after
something at eieyen O'Clock. He
didn't know what It was or where
II was but he give him a key. sir"
Mckay pointed tho fellow. a strang-
or. out, and Garrick reached into his
pocket for his ever.ready roll of bills.
Mckay seemed really offended.
Mr.. Garrick-please. I didn't feel
when you slipped me that other
five spot Mrs. Walden has been so
fine to me-I've driven her three
as you might say, seen
Miss Ruth grow up Say. 1 believe
I'd lose an arm or a leg to get this
thing settled straight"
Alone Garrick waited. It was now
half past nine. He had an hour and
a half to watch. AS he did so he
revolved the two robberies over and
in his mind. Each time his
thought led him to tho 4 path.
Who was the man higher up? Was
1t a Curtis? Or Bro;k? Might it
, 1922-06-16

The horse hat wins the great Eng.
lish Derby has cause to remember
1t. for people pull hairs out of its
tan as souvenirs
, 1922-06-16

not be Geon es7 What. after al. did
he know about Georges. since before
tho war and during III Easy violation
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& WANT Ads +
- AreIdk Business Cetas Everybody Reads Them
NEW NATL MONUMENT
PROCLAIMED BY HARDING

Washington. Feb. lo.-By procla.
nation Of President Harding. signed
January -. ss3acre tract In the
Nevada National Forest was sct
aside N tho Lehman Caves NATIONAL
Monument. For 70 years these caves
have been known locally. aud for
aome timc individuals have been
tying TO gain control OF them. but.
the action OF the chief executive re.
tains them safely for all the people
and prevents the destruction OF the
many objects of scenic and scientific
value. The area remains u part OF
the national forest. but the monu.
mcnt can bo used for no purposes
that interfere with It's preservation
as 0 national monument. II Is the
eleventh national monument to be
established In national forest and
the first one ia Nevada.
\ The act providing for the pres
orvstion OF such areas, that Of juno
s. 1906, authorizes the president. In
bis discretion. TO declare by public
proclamation TO be. national monu.
ments historic landmarks. historic
and prehistoric structures. and other
objects OF historic on scientific In
terost that are situated upon lands
owned or controlled by the govern.
ment, Tho establishment OF
monument prevents the removal of
any objects OF interest except under
the authority Of the secretary OF
agriculture.
The. Lehman caves are six miles
west OF Baker. White Pine county.
New. at the base Of Mount Wheeler
and at an elevation OF 1900 feet.
They are in light gray and white
formation on the eastern
slope of the mountain. They con-
tain stalactites and stalagmites. col
rmns and galleries OF rare beauty
That have inspired the people OF the
locality to apply to the various. parts
OF the caves such fanciful names as
The Pearly Gates. The Cypress
Swamp. The Portiere, Liberty Col
lmn, The Parachutes. Washington's
Column. Palace of the Gods. Pygma-
lion and Galatea (two columns),
Cathedral Of Rest. Eagles Gate, The
Snow Queen of the Underworld,
Angels Wing. Lincoln Column, and
Niagara Falls.
Residents of the nearby region
onr ago blasted out an entrance
md built stairways. The govern
ncnt will make such improvements
Is are necessary for the convenience |
II tourists who wish to visit the |
Monument.
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pat, oIIins . beat. the cIv's wireless
experts say. and 20 they have boon
experimenting with the shocking
plan.
Berlin. Germany. policemen have
been equipped with m eIxhtpound
wireless set which transmits q shock
wh,n headquartcrs wants . recipi'
ent TO run TO the nearest call box.
Tho instruments arc sewed In the
officers clothes 20 he has no chance
70 forget and leave them at home.
ily system Of sclective trans.
mission Chicago wireless engineers
believe Il win be possible to con.
fine receipt OF the signal TO police
men In certain areas. A general
alarm might awake all the sleeping
polrement In the city.
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WHEAT UP UNDER
FIRST CROP SCARE

Chicago. Feb. 10.--Somching OF a
furry in the wheat market resulted
from the first crop scare OF 1922.
The price Of July delivery of wheat.
representing the 1922 crop. ran up
6Ssc bushcl 10 si.16%.
Spectators who had sold In an.
ticipation OF normal crop, were
stampeded by reports of heavy dust
and sand storms In Kansas and by
word of adverse crop conditions In
Nebraska and Oklahoma. The price
OF the May delivery OF wheat, which
depends largely on immediate ex-
pert and domestic milling trade re-
quirements, was only affected to a
moderate degree by excitement re-
garding possible serious damage to
the new crop now In the ground.
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CITY LOANS WANTED

We to make all get you want to
pay of an old mortgage improve home
build new bungalow you pay
small monthly payments up
and get pay any
stopping the interest paid.
WHAT is THE BEST INVESTMENT MAKE.
One OF the greatest fnnce
vestment that be made
city property that real bargains you
when begins spring opportunity
to get them is now Don't delay seeu
TosTRADE
we have good five dwelling buildings
equity for an auto. This is an opportunity you
ON EASY TERMS
We have four
terms and several other dwellings they are
worth the money. fH
BUILDING AND LOAN INVESTMENTS
into building and loan from
dollar month sOoOOOO company about
savings account
INSURANCE
We write Fire Tornado. Hail. Liability
Saermen: Harry Goss loan in
vesments; A. B. Cochran
"A. B. COCHRAN COMPANY
First Natl 1Aa4 Bldg Phones 7sa Or s7e
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Criminal Smarter
Than the Police

London. Fob. i0.--CrImc is four.
ishing IN England today because the
criminal Is superior 10 the man sent
10 catch him, according TO Dr. Ber.
nard TIollander. expert crimInolo'
glst
THE criminal. whether burglar or
murderer. II more skilled than he
used TO be-" IIolIander declared.
''He rs usually man Of education.
II not scientific attainment.
The policeman. however. Who has
risen to the post Of detective may
have been excellent In the time OF
the Dickens type Of criminal. but he
is no match for the clever killer Of
today"
Only educated and scientifically
trained men. he said. with knowl.
edge OF human nature and social
lise. could be expected TO succeed as
doctors OF real crime.