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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
WOMAN WILL
SUE GAMBLER
Mrs. Debouchel Returns to
New Orleans After Ire
mendous Ordeal.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct. 1o--Mrs. Onezima
DebauChel will return 10 Atlanta with
in ten days or two weeks 10 institute
legal proceedings against ASA G.. Cand-
Ter. Sr.. Atlanta capitalist. and others
for alleged defamation OF her Charac-
ter, according to statement by
Harry Gamble. her attorney, before
the two boarded train tonight for
New Orleans
Before her departure. Mrs. Debou-
chel said she must have rest The
ordeal has been tremendous" she
said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
J. FRANK TEEAT.

Fargo, y i. Cct. IL. Eg"n;, Tr'a'.
- Fargo. former imr"rial r"'"n'at' -
Ancient ami ARABIC Odrd'r. Males &C
the Mystic Shr,:rr. d."d h"rc 'n-i@y.
w. W. Irwin. Of Whc",rC who * 40
4 former imperial potential" Of Tho MHs-
tic shrine, said when informed "f 'lr,
Treats death:
TIN" news i ccria'r'y sh0"I - ~"
knew Mr.. Treat well With pr. q. ~.
Rurda;s. l visited ut his homo several
years ago and We had u p""a; t!rIr TO-
cr,hcr on fishing trip. Mr. Tr"a: was
well known and liked by ShriH"rS II!
over the country. lie visited the Osiris
temple her" several Years ago and mad"
4 large run,.,'r Oc friends In Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
Arrest Three Middies =.
On Charge of Hazing

Anrarol'S. Md. Oc:. l".-Thrce mid
sh!pmcn arc under arrcS; n the Naval
Academy here and ono is in the hospital
az the rcSul. of alleged ha2inC ~ IN"
institution within the last two or three
DAYS Those under arrest are first class
men. The m,dshipmru IN the hospital
is n fourth class man.
Authorities AZ the academy declined
to divul:c the name Of the m'uship-
men in thc hospital. ana Il" Informal
ton as To who he 70 had leaked ont OF
the institution NJ q late hour tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
DIR. L. d. M,CUrcHEoN.

Fleetwood. W. Va. OCT l@-!T. Leon
ard y. McCu;ChNOn. one II tn" most
rromiucr, physicians of 'R."hwond. -
dead Of diabetes. Ills funeral was
held today with Rev. \. f.. 0'DcN. pas
tor oc the Methodist Episcopal church
South. and ltcy. Nj. Cathcy &c tho Pres.
hv,crian church officiating. Ru:!al Wds
N ODD Fellows cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
FLETCHER SERVICES

Funeral services for Mrs JUl'a
Fletcher. who died Wednesday evening
following brief illness. w!ll Ne held
Saturday afternoon a. the home %! her
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Evans. lG% Elm
street, EdSwood Ruria! WI be made
in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
DEATH RECORD

Gorge w. Adamson. 60, Or ElK'ns'
W. Va
capt. John l. Wade. OF New YORK
DIR Leonard D McCutcheon Richmond
W Va
Miss Stella Marsh, yesterday N S"c'-
rard, " Va
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Building 4"Nl@0 f.. cor.
3ist and Union Streets. E.iaIrc.
Side track and elevator. Inquire GEO.
.. Robinson. %&S-%@d 81, Beliairc. Ohio.
OclT-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

FOE SAI.F.-Shortwall mining machine
Sl@nO. Goodman Locomotive @JON-
sl2cun Tjpyle Scale S6J.Ho. Several
cars. new II. Fan $>5.no. Pumps.
HOSTS. etc. All bargains. : ddrcss Min
ing Equipments care lnte!!!gencer.
Octll-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
DIED

FLETCHER-ou Wednesday, October
IL, 1922 at s O'Clock p. m. at the home
or her daughter. Mrs. Arthur ;.
Evans No. los Elm ST.. Edgewnod,
JULIA K. wife OF the late CaptaiG
John Fletcher. in 50 year.
Funeral services on saturday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock. Friends invited to
attend. Gntermcn; private Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
LOST AND POUND

kOST-Septemher IS. neck piece OF Ger
man Fitch fur. Please notify Miss
Nevada Ernst. MoundSv!lle. ". Va.
p%tlS-i
LOST-l-3xl2 Brussels rug on National
Pike between ST. ClatrsN!lie Ohio and
Millners Grove on October ;. Finder
please notify Russell zimmerman. Beth-s-
da, Ohio. Octlg-t
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Address!n to do at home
nights. No Job 10 small address q.
II. care Intelligencer. Octl2-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
FOE SALH

FOR SALE-HolStcjn Buli. eligible 20
registry. Il months old. He'll phone
Woodsdale ?tl@. tS't"-'
FOR SALE electric meat grinder u
HIP. electric Toledo scale. cash
register. | double counter. | plain c"un-
ter. Call Wheeling 26ll-J. Octl--i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

FOR SALE-Ncw Corona Port
able Typewriter with carrying
raSe. VIII sell very cheap 10
make quick sale. This is real
opportunity ~ get new mach
!sc very cheap. Address LII
Gaze lulr.giScucer. OCtll-t
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wAHrED--FENALE
wANrED-sALEsMEN

Statesmen - Experienced lu"S!CatinS
oils and grease statesmen 70 sell
PENNSYLVANIA oils. Exclusive protected
territory Liberal commission. ke-
public Products Co, Prospect SldG'.
,,Ievsland Ohio OctlS-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

FOR SALE~Chevrolet 400. Inquire
Harold Jarvis Garage. 929 Market st.
Sept2S-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

FOR SALE-Nery cheap,
rs X. z. Cooper Corliss
Engine and equipment. in
first class condition. John
w. Beltz. cor. 18th and Eofc
SITS. Phone So. Sept29-SUt
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wANTEp-SeSe complete crews FOR
sheet mill work. also matchers'
catchers, pair heaters etc. steady work.
Call a. the office or address Can"n>nurS
steel and Irpn Works. tanonsoure'
Pennsylvania. ''''"-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

wANTEp-Ex cook. GLOBE
hotel Bella.re, Ohio. 'S'l'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

WANTED - Machine shop foreman
state experience and wakes. Address
r. L. e. Box 30 Wheeling. W. Va.
Ortl1-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

wANTED-Colored man Tor h"uSe""FN'
Mrs. W. ". Holloway. s. Maple H.e,
Wuodlawn. pSSA'-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

NANTED-Thrce lahorers. Apply at
The Concrete Products and building
Co, 10 10Th Street. Warwo"d
Octtc-!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
STATE OF TRADE

taiI iI'sonha scnn d'mHnd for merchandise q,
mos, "",r"nM,h'd By diminished Lomn,,a T.,
isrls,'.' y, 'hhdn"'s, are the usual chnr.n" "
CLOSING ~, Il' III" business wOriI win III.
Dun poINtm,h rf the year, according n.
men, 81 """r 'r'r0oraturcs and d,yc,o,.
ef vnoa ""."dF requirements III" n,oyc,nsn,
favnraLi ~ CONSUMERS Is rypanIir, mi
skadow.1 !, n,lI In this field nrn fnrn
ftren, ,, ~ Is an inventory period in d'r
much in nIh'f| markets, however ara NO.,
hr ia ~, 'U' way Of new action in This ruar
vHld ho I' '@n'"l"d for tho prcscnt ,rbc,o
nuSi ar,,rs'r ,"rs'r hu,tns now, even vim an
somr Ii,,, ,"f ~ progress, If need. for
IN MAJ ' "h"td had not been VOL ,nyornJ
difficult ny recent commitments or II
curing S,, n"' not being cNpcrj"nc"I in 80.
brad, I,n'.'s OF certain cum,nUditi,s -
olc, Ia '''' S"AS IN nart: liza thrr marc
but M law "ud Uauufnciurrd ,extIIc.
those n,.rH" r"" '' M'ahu"ss IN prircs fcn,urr
Gasonai" This work Raw wooi nn'a
!, fii ar Dn"'l.ns, hTt WHIST sales Occur arc arc,
ta,urcs' VI mlShG" prices. In cotton gnoLs ~ ~,
tes, .rL ',' 'h' strength of most rnn,mnii
tre,t "r hnuHnn"omont By tho lonIium H.
ysnce s.,Ehnm pricos al "A sliuh, al
MSS IN non r,', nnd steel rather marked wsan.
ihtdr" r's ron and scrap, and 4 aiiSSt
stufes." :" some steel pr!ces. are the fea,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
Reserve Banks Discount Rate.

craI Kes.r,e' r,'hrsrount hunt rates 1T the twelve Fed
N'"'''e p"ilks are hs follows -
IehS. INh l'Lln.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
MUCH BETTER TONE
T0LOCAL MARKET
Fears Entertained Of Threat.
ened Hostile Railroad legis.
lation Regarded Premature

Tho"e was not much of local mar.
ket today. but it was n big improve
mcnt over the preceding sessions. With
The exception Of Pennsylvania Railroad
and Z. &. T.. dealings were Of small
calibcr. There was a good inquiry for
Pennsylvania Railroad, lifting the price
TO ~. compared with 4jis. made earlier
IN tho week. L. q. l.. after n dip to
40i1. mndc another late rally. reaching
par (S5W.
Some Of the inactive issues made sub
stantial advances. Buffalo & Susquc-
hanna preferred was taken at "a. an
advance of 81. points from the previous
sale. Philadelphia 1nsul ated Wire
showed gain Of IA points at 20.
American Railways was up - at IL
and American Gas made the same gain
ut ~. These advonces were scored ON
very. light 'rnnsactions.
Electric Storage Battery reached
jSH. or within Y Of the years top
price. The Philadelphia Electric shares
rrma ncd firm. hut i. X. i. shaded
frartionnlly to 32I.
Banking and rnilrond officials re.
garled as being well posted on pros
pcctivp Federal legislation consider the
apprehension recently manifested con.
ccrning coniiscntory laws regulating the
transportation industry Of tho country
as somewhat premature. IN their opin-
ion, there is little possibility OF any
radical bills bcing introduced or passed,
at least for u year.
In this connection. they pointed out Il
recent speech made by the father Of the
existing transportation act. which ap.
pnrcntly was overlooked by many. in
which he said to deny the railroads a
fair return is n violation Of tho cOnsti-
tutional rights and Ovcrrides the Su.
prcmc Court. There are n dozen SUI
premc Court decisions. they assert. up
holding tho rights Of carriers TO n fair
return and reprimandng those who at.
tempt to deny this.
In all events. according to Washing
ton advircs. there is not much Likelihood
Of any railroad legislation being pressed
during the coming regular session. The
newly elected members of Congress take
their Office on March I. and unless the
President calls an extra session the
more radical element will be compelled
to hold their plans in allowance until
next December. In the meantime. cond-
tions and circumstances are likely TO
be such as to impart an entirely differ
ont aspect to the transportation situa-
tiOn.
October earning statements coming
to hand this week disclosed the shop.
mems strike was very expensive and
cut deep into the operating income of
most all the systems. This expense.
however. has been wiped off the slate.
and based on the reported record load :
ings Of freight cars. the net operating
income in the next few months should
show an appreciabl" gain. such as was
expected in October returns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Window Glass Machine Com.
panN,, quarterly Is. per cent On pTc,nrred
ana Ia On common, both phNante january
. to stock Of record December :.
Pierce ManufacturnS Iunpanr, cash divi-
dend Of SIS u share aud quarterly VI. "A
total Of $50 Il share paid this year.
Park Utah Mining COMPANY quarterly IL
cents. payable December ~ to stock Of
record December ~.
Detroit Edison Colnpsny, quarterly per
cent, pay able January 10 10 s'o'h OF record
December 20.
Great Western Sugar Company, 81 on new
common. = per cent on preferred both
payable January to stock o' record De-
combcr -.
Southern Colorado Power rompany. quar-
tSrlr ~ pcr cent on prHirrT"l. payable
Dcccmber ii TO stock OF record S0venlbor a.
American Exchange Securities CcsporatieS,
quarterly = per cent on C,ass a. payable
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02

+Net change made by cornna 'sor with ,ast
saIc on New York STOCK Exchange.
Tota. sales. 5,33 shares. compared with
$3.50 shares Iester'aN. Thus far this week
80 aQr shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
PHlLADEIPI,I\ bonds

Total. $4,000, compared with Sbs.bOo y.s
,rGdS. thus Tar this week. Sl9O, 500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
STERLING HITS NEW HIGH
Cables Quoted at 4.52A-oecIine In
Francs

Scw NOvii. Dec. 2.--.The market Tor
foreign rxrhnng" today was restricted
i'm volume owing 10 the usual SATURDAY
,lullnrss and IL also reflected III" tech
ural nd Just mciIts over the month rnd.
Sterling was conspicuous again. mOv-
ing TO the extreme high record sine"
1910. up Il further fraction TO l.J.,t
Tor cables. from which there wns -
cont rcact ion nt the end. Francs lost
Z points. I,plgians 4. Swedish = and
Danish aud Norwegian declined n pVin! ::
lire gained ~. Swiss and SpuniS Sh
and guildrrs we're unchanged. Marks
were unHltercd also.
Sterling cables were I.:2",, d"manh
4.52as: franc cables 1.0:'l2. checks
7.O2a, Belgian cables G.o3. ch"rk.
G.52,. lire cables 4.s7i:. checks 4.ST /:
Swiss cables 1878. checks 1919;
pcscta cables lI.in. checks 1J.3S {;
Danish cables 20. 40. checks 2O.3j: Nor.
way cables 1893. checks IS.IS Swcd-
ish cables 2G.3G. ch"rks 2G9l: guild"r
cables m.Gl. checks 1886; marks
.O1 5.1f.
The Central Europe exchanges wcrc
irregular today. Finnish and Bulgarian
gained . points aud C2och"- Sloyakau
] point. On the other hand. Greeks do e.
clined ) and Rumanian "a. Quotations
were: Eu garian. 20; 1tumanian,
.G3i4 Serbian. 1.3G: Greeks. 10
Czecho -Slovakian. ais: Jugo. Slavia.
"a : Polish .OOGO: Finnish. 2.JJ: Au.-
trian. .OOlIi2 IIungarinu .OOOl 30.
New York exchange in Montreal to-
day ruled at n discount Of | GA per
cent. Canadian funds in New York
were unchanged at a premium Of -Gi
per cent.
TODAYS OPENING QrOTATioNs
Sterling Francs Lin Gu,llrrs
Demand i525s I.p3ia sIi2 80 ~
cables ...... a.a2'. Io+'i J.Ns 80 80
CLOSING orOTNTipNS
Sterling Francs l.irn c:Ui',!'ra
Demand ~ !o2 ~, Z" 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
eANk ClEARlNcS

Eani cIcnrinss today compare w.tA cor.
responding DAY ioa. !as' Two isss,' ,oo
Phi,a. Sloi 0O0. 900 SO. .OOO, 900 s,O ;Ss, "a,
Boston Sl,ooO,o0O 50. 0OO, 900 '5i,oSi MS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
For the Third Consecutive Week
Deficit Of Legal Reserve Re.
uurements Shown

For the third cOns"criiv" week the
wcckly statement Of tho New York
Clearing House institutions showed
they were under legal roscrv" require
m"nts. \ gain Of $3.50, 600 in reserve
tredi, ut the Federal Reserve Bank
was offset by tho increased liabilities
through tho expansion Of SO .i2G 900 in
demand deposits. In consequences. III"
deficit Of legal rcSrrv" requirements wHs
increased {" SI..l12.1M I.oanS and
discounts showed an increase Of s..
3SJ 900.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
BANK CLEARINGS DECLINE
Exchanges by Local institutions g.
p. c. Below Same Week Last v..,

\ d',r"aS" in bank rlcarings, due 70
I'll" "crnrr'ncr Of the THANKSGIVING
holiday, is shown in the figures for tb"
week complied by the Commercial ana
Financial Chronicle. the aggregate for
all ii" cities Of tn" United States bciuc
SO, l>.22;,,.I>l. compared with 81,
112,GNo.''G' this week last year, or n
loss Of H.; per cent.
Exchanges hy banks Of the local
Cl'ar!nS ll"u>" Association were of
81 per '"'I. The total being S3lG.uOO.
600. against N'JO. .Wm.OOO the CORES.
ponLlng Wrrk las, year,
I),,uII, follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
US. Certificate, sN1 Tressvrv ~

Exempt from Federal normal income tax.
fAcrcptabic FOR payment OF income ID 4
due date OF maturity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
Fair Activity In Raw SUGAR

New York. Doc. tho raw sugar ma.
se' Ia 'nIri" active h~f strong. with CUM,
FOR December shipment oYu'cd u, ro,,,s
"ust and ;;r.tsat and Tor, January sr'..-
lLcut n. ) '. GEMS cost and frcIEhl, .arn
Yesterday an OPERATOR purchased 1000 ilrs
6Ubas for loading nest ITue ~ 3 80 ce.s
:. y. Arrivals ~ ra%v4 innIudci /. goo
BAGS Cuhas to 10. An.er1ran SUGAR Roinlrg
company. and il 200 bags Gubas - N"
Warner sugar Refining Company. Thr lurI
refined market is fairly active and unrharG,
"d, with r"fners' list prices rangiug from
cash,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
Federal Reserve Ratios

Washington, Dec, ".--Eatios OF total r"-
serves to net deposit aud F"icra' Reserve
note liabilities combined. for tho twelve
Federal Reserve banks and tho entire sys-
TEN. as Of November 90. compared with
the previous week aud year asp follow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
Paris Bourse Quiet

Paris, 1'." :..-Traiing WAS qu'r. OF IA,
RoIrE" t"d"'. Ihrr" = = cent rcn'"s ~ o.
So. "\'hdtE" on l.uElun - f-. SO: :: ro,
r"n' Joan - faars. 40 ccntlmcs The Gu
il" vas quuici At ~ rr.. zoe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
Steamship Movements
F,EIN-E

NFtTN1N I'D
Queenstown. Dec. Pres dent Garfield.
New YORK
Plymouth. D"" = @--Rocha mbeau New
York.
SAILED
SOUTHAMPTON. bee. l.---Orbita New York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Legislative Boycott
Proposed to Bring
Home Rule in India
Extremist Chief Recently
Out of Jail Looks Forward
TO Asiaiic Federation to
Attain Peace and Liberty

AMRAoTI, India, Dec. % (By The
Associated Pross).--contlnuatlon Of
tho non.eo-opsration program, With
special emphasis on obstruction Of the
legislative councils. is the policy urged
upon Indian extremists By g. r. Das,
former president Of the Indian Ma
tional Congress. Mr.. Das was unable
20 presido 40 the session Of the con-
grets last year, being then in prison.
In his advice concerning what should
be done by the congress AZ its annual
sosgion opening at Gaya December %
he maintains that the most effective
method for the attainment OF home
rule Is the boycott Of the councils,
both from within and without. He
locke forward 70 cooperation with
other Asiatic peoples In the formation
OF an Asiatic federation for the main
tcnanco Of peace and liberty. His
proposed statement, in part, follows;
Congress agencies should be ostab-
llshod IN America and in every Euro
pean country. have hardly any doubt
that the pGn-Islamic movement which
has started on a somewhat narrow
basis, has given way, or Is about 10
give way, to q federation Of all Asi-
attic peoples. Il is the union Of the
oppressed nntionalities % Asia.
Ut should be the duty Of the con-
gross 10 boycott the councils moro ef-
fectively from within, ss also from
without. TO end these councils iS the
only effective boycott.
"Wc must regard khaddar (home
spinning) as tho symbol OF Swarai."
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
ntH w azrp8
NUHEN it happens to Be q great :

NXTHEN il happens TO be q great d
w box or a beaufii-l basket
Cashs mee-tes Nuts, Il certainly meal
a very merry Christmas for you.
you receive il, the merrimeni Is all YOU
And when you give such . welcome 81
the merrimsni Is dov5'sd Il Is yo1
and bis or hers or meirs-as the "a
may be.
This is the last day 70 &c, your christrn'
supply Of these wonderful ns'A pf'
IN At any one ( our stores and mi'
your selection for ,our own ChTistri
table and also 70. Christmas Gifa :
men. women and ehild.sa Remsn's
cash's mee-tss Nuts are always "d
conc By people Of all ages, felisio'
dispositions. tsmperaments, aud ear
training. MIXED nuts-in the az
shslleo or salted-sre more popular %
any one kind. Democrats, Republics
and vegetsrians-all Ike them.
II you have forgousn someone u'
the last moment donr make the ~
take Of sending the conventional tA.l
that any one might sead-maEs he =
Cash's mee-tee Nuts; then that Sonif',
will be able to say, Just WI"
wanted" and really mean H.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
-hild'S Prayer to Klan
Answered With Irony
sglolal Dls5oiaA % ~ Trlssss

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22,-Tks
'Toyer OF little Lcota Richards, three.
'esr-eld daughter Of Tom Richards.
hat her father might come home for
,hriftmss, wss granted tonight But
BE cuilds faith withered under the
rim rca ity Of that home coming. And
ho lronie horror Of 70 has steeled
acns hearts to the resolve that the
lAsked terror ahall no longer Be per
ait'cd 20 sacrifice mans life and
hild'l feith % lts whims and ride on
.nscathei.
Leota was with her father last Au.
usf when be stepped from his garage
B-tsop into the midst Of a band
Z masked men. who showed the child
.sido and took Richards with them.
That time he was permitted 20 return,
lpt the little girl never forgot the
Incident And lt was not long there
fter when her father was again taken
and this time he did not come back.
Lcota never lost hope that sons day
tf daddy would be returned BY that
amo mysterious band that hadsnatehed
lm away. A few days ago her mother
au her scribblinR with q lead pencil.
"Nhst are you doing| she was
.sked.
aIm writing % the Ku-Kiux % send
81 Dad home for Christmas" the little
III ansWsrcd.
To-day--three days before Christmas
the mulitstel unreeognizable body Of
ON Richards was brought from Like
fonscAo 70 lie Ia the Mez Rouge
gfl1t.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Typhoid Deaths Increase;
Rhode leland 8 Rate Lowest

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Tho typhoid
death rate increased fro - per 100.
900 Of population In 1927 10 nine in
1921 Ia the death regislfstion area,
which comprises thIrty-four states and
90 per cent Of The popelation Of the
United States, the Census BuTesu az.
nounetd to-day. The number o. dsaths
reported ,'om this cause iotalsd ncft
than 5000. oaiy nine states show1nK
lower rates h 1871 than IN 1920. Rhode
Island, with 20 per 100000, had the
lowest rate last year and South Caro-
lima, with 2b.5 the Highest.
The states which itported declines
y 1921 were California, Connecticut,
Maine. Michigan, Montana, Nev Harnp.
shire, NORTH Carolina. Ysrmont and
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Government Opens III More
Bonded LiqUar Warehouses

WASHINGTON Dec. 22.-D.signa
tion Of eleven additional concentration
bonded liquor warehouses was an.
nounsed to-day by conmis6Ioner Blair,
Of the Internal Revenue Bureau Ten
OF the eleven are located In Kentucky,
tho single exception being the ware
house Of the Corning Distil. ina Con-
fany, at Peoria, lllf.
The other warehouses are thosi o.
the Kentucky Disiilier.es and Ware
house Company. "a. sDnnyhf0ok Dit-
tillery Company. the G L. Redmon
Company and X. L Watheu a Co. an
Louisvllle; r II. IA lor 4 Sons. n
George I. Slagg Company and the
Frankfort Dlst' .-ry Company. AZ
franksorti the Glenmoro DiEiiilerits
Company and he iii. & Hill Distil-
Ing CosPaEy, at Owobfbor0. and ths
!. s Ashbrcck Dlstillsgy Company, q.
CVnthiana.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Harden Appeals Verdict
Protests Light Punishment for
His Would-Be Assassins
By Wlreleis 20 me Tri5ane
IDyrlght. 1919, Now York rrlOuns inc.

Copyright, 1922, NoW York Tribune inc.
BERLIN, Dec. 22.--Maxlmilian Har.
den to-day appealed 20 the Supreme
Court for a revision OF the verdict Of
the Berlin District Court against Hsr-
bert Weichardt and the bookseller
Grentz, who assaulted and severely in
iured him sons time ago. Both men
received light sentences, despite their
admission they intended to Kin Har-
den.
The verdict, which was rendered on
basis Of mere assault and .attery. IL
regarded in republican circles as one
Of the most glaring illustrations OF
miscarriage Of justice IN favor Of
monarchist extremists since h. begin.
nine Of their career Of ASSASSINATION
against republican leaders. The So
eialis.s declare they will press their
interpolation on he matter whom the
Reiehstag reeonvenes, while Harden's
attorneys vow they will push the case
L.til the would-.e assassins are &C.
corded greater punishment.