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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
noOZU CLAIMING TOLL.

Nut ouIy boz Amarillo. lut in many
of... communities the use ~ hooze
n claiming ia toll .u terms. or meas
o.. az human lfn Whom on Doe.
l,MusI takes nfD tue body alcoholic
that person .r Zoo measure or varying
degree irresponsible and iudcponlabiA
a., only b. tblH fruo but 600 such are
likewise iuuau1,.m,d for ih' beat
work ~ ehlrb thpy would otherwise
hc capable.
j, o. auorkra 20 think % un"
e,uz,ns 90 tHe community or arF
other rIt OF Ho United States VIII
Inrly pouring into their systems th'7
hcnlsh and uro.,ituine poison. To Old"
500 10 % invite scy.ror penalties 20 o'
physical. a v.u .s 'o 'He mental and
moral being
Death should la looked upon 'q a.
invited guest uh,u booze s willingly
tk,u Into tIa stomach TH"r. should
ha no surprise when tragedy springs
forward auI claims o. uoaze.llz,A b..
inr-r is n ra'lrl. consequence h0o1"
caamr tDI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
COME OFT TONIGHT.

Every man auJ woman Interested n
the water problem ly which Amarillo
is inescapably confronted. .s urged 'p
~ proson, This evening col, $50 o'eIoc.
IN tho district court 0ou g.. ,ho m=
meeting
This Is 'hr ..E,n- opportunity o..
hoar and ie hear. r.uur go. ha .U
impornu, alnn.' o.. Increasing 'H.
water supply N" va l,nuf,
training viii o." ure,ut .nU u 90,
program Cu Eulm,ol Jo... eIl n
there and there viii Boo n Hr hrd
Of the chairman th, recently completed
maps together with other yllmhl. data
barring GA the availability of water m
sufficient quantities gor Amarillo.
Tho people OF Amarillo have been
hearing about the shortage 90 water
FOR uum',r OF wears. bur the facts
as they ar. wiI, Doe placed eIar,N u,.
fore the citizens iu '.H..te meeting
u BE- duty chat al .. o., Tho com.
uun!ly 90 study Ha 4..up. boo tho
light o. every available l.t N-iurr
them Tho meeting U.ere np 90 vrt
20 this cod and 90 should nor Do. over
looked
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

w hundred feet IIr o. nn. bc1ore
morning The stump h,,, ISIS Qc full and
sh. m Do, luuuiu t'l over he prairi"
Burns sent you,
"Y,p Saws for 500 goo yet men ana
teams and sulpcp und gunuy sacks
and hvay, uuhcI- ult there rlHht
away. Many as you cam send
Crawford turned goo Bob. his iacc
lglov "NUro Iub. lo' Spread The news.
Rustic up everybody r. cJn gc'. Ar
rang, with the railroad grad" contrac'
tor 10 let as have all % men, tcarns.
and sriapcus till we gct her hogticd ond
harncss,d lilg wages and ven iesl
Tho whole OUTFIT free. Hire anybody YOU
AN find Euv 70 cuupll hundred shONes
and send '.m uu, 90 Number Three.
Grt Robinson io move his tcnt'rcs,Au'
taut uut there.
Ilnr nodded What about this job
at IA, Bend" he ASKED In low voice.
pave aud an attend 10 that. fon
bump con the Jackpot Job. sons. were
| rich. an three ct us. roin, Is 10 keep
/ from lusIn' that crude on the prairic."
Jackpot Number Tho" had come in
/ with roar that shoH, the earth fOv
! hnlf % mile. Drcp below the surface
there was hiss ana crac<lc. the
! shock of rcnding strata giving way TO
the pressure Of the Oh pool. Rocks. clay.
and sand were hurled into the air. 10
come down In . shower that bombardcd
everything within q radius og acvcral
hundred wards
With the FIRST faint s,rcaks ot day
mon came galloping across the dcsctt
10 the Jackpot They cam" at first oil
horseback. singly. and later by twUs and
thrccs \ blackboard appeared On tho
horizon. the driver leaning forward ns
he urged uu hts team.
There vas am immediate stampede %
mako locations TO- the territory ada
cent The wildcattcr flourshcd. Com.
plui-s were formed IN ten minutes and
the stock subscribed TOT in halt an
hnui From the h,uthlack 40 the hr<
a. the banker. everybody wanted sioce
In cy,tv company drilling within q
, reasonable distance uf Jackpot Number
Three
Meanwhile, tine oil boiled M in tho
lai,c and flowed ovvr It's rdgcs In
g . HIAfafNAf" IN "'...'N H" Wv Hf'N NN Aftff
g voir was ready The turrV Huif wa
s.ph.rcd into 30 from the original sum,
hole l'v the Time this was tul a thirt
n POOL was finished. and into 70 thu over
q flow was Inverted Bu' in spite 4 tn
GREAT effort made Go save the product
Z = the gushcr. thr sands absorbed many
thousands 90 dollars worth % pctro
, I,um
This end 90. th, Won s Vls under tn
E direction ~ is.b Hart For ten day
b be- did uut take uft Bots clothes Whe,
"a Pee slept o. $50. Boo cat maps. an hou
!. -nat,hcd nov and again from the fieh
J, with the rising tide of wealth tina
o. threatened 10 cuguf lbs owners lie WI
ID unsha,cu mhaihod hs clothes slim
y with tar and grease
ls AZ the other end Jed Burns con
-d Wand,d. onc after another he tried q
h, ihe devices hc had known 10 succcc
% in cappug cor checking Other gushcr,
L The Flow was so continuous and poprl
Co., .ul that none 90 those was effective
81 Continued In Our Next Is>ueJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
Income Tax Facts You Should Know

souc other company. cor some other
form ~ property. the uir ,Hur %, tho
property received .s to O., taken as tho
v,iur ~ an" dividend paid. and such
amount is taxable 20 ON individual re-.
r.,ug o. \ corporation which ~.
-rit,g % dividend u the stock n soma
uthc. domestic corporation may deduct
such amount from ia gross Income.
.tuu .G.. au entirely new prov.'
siuu sc thr income tax law, places
citizens oi the United States and do.
m,.'.r ooruo,a,io1s who's" chief I'M.
COME .s from sources within American
POSSESSIONS ou q moro equitable hasis
boz .nwpari.on with competing aliens
and foreign corporations Special pro
visions ~ 90, income tax regulation,
deal with The taxation AMI persona
exemption 90 dividends received from
such corporations.
Dividends or interest received lr 90
d.,idulls during Inc years l'-, q
lp-r. inclusive. from domestic huildins
guI loan associations. operated cN
cllsyc.y Cos the purpose ut maxim.
loans to members. are exempt iron
both normal 'aN md aur'nN no. 60 $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
Will NUt ~ THERE,

Toby being cvara',d m ANA.
70 a- 'H. .u..t'. aHtr.u. OF Boy
seol'F boz America r# Am.I. bust.
'f~ and Profession. m,r Ha., boon
ns@'a 'p ae-,uII. .H rua- a. th. ANN.
rio Hotel .,..t r, $40. O'Clock and
tafe the r.afr'..t scout r.-ire or
TnF.
Ms wac s.E-rs,.d fa .rrlrIar. clio
i.rs o. Am.uiI. Tn... YOUNGSTERS Oh,
n", aiwats srae uaf fl. aafa1. ..,
This community a.r .radflslr I..
hn then Tha OH. sometimes .rr..
irE. a. thrr thrs a1r. TOWARDS the
HFhi Of better or vofs. ching. Z.
N.l br ~ fleit benefit to fhen to h...
i'e asslrar.. uai t.s m,l of ANA.
lilo ORE behind ueu
y tun or today and h.,p ih.s.
iei1ns. o. vrar nfe-rrrr. win r1st vot
h' Afis lme and shsr .rd u, "a.
F'H' time uu horu.a fsr bows va,
eerlAf Amarino's men are duo m,
tais fhIs much of an Investment, ~
h ~ D. effected ln the general h.ns
o. 70 soc.sty. To refrain from ,,..n,
1fe-"n' today. without a rial ra.or
= 70 exhibit an Indifference 10 the 70.
~ 49, fhsi + hur''ul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

nh. .,,,,v t.ny ewes booked stralsh'
49,, an, brown ones II the girl We
t.,n I'm this county boy and man ~.
mos, fny years Any one that's "i'hn
A. tbinh m. "a cold.biouded murderer u,
This date. why. he's WELDON" 70 h"'u
any opiniun he plcascs. J don't give i
damn what ho thinks
"'rbc hcst explanation can give joy
is 40 find ou who held up th' stag
and killed Tim Harrigan. lis Inc o''y
one that will satisfy my friends
some one was rapping on th' iion'
door impcrntiv,ly The girl opened ~
,o lct into the hall man IN greasy
uycuns.
where's Nh Crawford he ue'
nandcd. cXcitcdly.
Here. In the sitting room. "ha' :
Vrung7'
"Wrorg, Not a thing" lie talked o.
ho followed joyce 70 thc door oi the
room. Except that Number Three
come In the biggest gishcr ever ! SCI
She's knocked the whole supcrslrue'1rc
gallry.wcst'
Emerson Crawford icapcd To- his ioct'
fOr once Nisibly excited. "Nhl' 10
demanded 'Whns that"
Jus like / say. The oils atpoutn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
LETS SPRrlD coon NEWS.

Tile president OF The chicago Live.
wocs Esch5rE. 1ys that fh, owner
% breeding cattle vU I. in O. efraglc
position within the next Few month.
Do. also saws that breeding cows have
I#sane,I f.om ti0 10 $50 PER head with.
.. post sixty days Th- - .rd.sI
@ news f1r the Roosevelt, County
.aeE farmers and atticmeu - the
...f TWELVE months That owners ~
..tHg outia ir this section 81 ne
uH'tre hrrr i,er Boz Ed .ias.c position
and il. have had 20 advlr." .Ht.res,
ates ava expense money aionr lu any
Instance. these advances h.t. *,
,..d.i 500 HeI bead -r..1'. Valley
News
The .suiemen Of th.s portion 90 tE'
country VII Dc dol.shtcd o. bel,,. ihi.
message TO- they've been pretty hard
hii dur.ng the past two srsrs This 6,
another evidence 81 the fact that thI
sllvery lining persists .u sticking on.
'hs darkes' clouds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
DnrTuQ
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

ANY erroneous reflection upon tn
haracter, standing. or reputation Of
any individual. firm, concern ur cor
poration. thai may appear ir tho col
lmns Of The News. will b. gladly cor
rected, when called 10 he attention 81
the editor II IL not the Intention ~
this newspaper 90 wrong'ully use, o.
lnjure any individual firm concern o.
corporation. and corrections ~ill ho
made where warranted a. prominently
as was the wrongtully published refer
snce or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
PART OF D. S. D. ROAD
IN NATIONAL SYSTEM

CANADIAN. fei. The state hish.
ga, commissions of>Fotas has Just al.
.i.cd p.' u highway headquarters here
.h1t the p',b highway from Red Rly.
.r when. b. enters Texas from Okla.
huma u galveston has been included in
thr national system ~ highways a. rep.
resented hy the per cent - the total
mghvay mil.ag" Boz Texas This means
d.. s- much ss bn I,sl cent &C %. cost
ni construction ed tuF part of ~.
highway NAV b. Iaid hi the Federal
government This recognition az the
DC-D highway h rr,aily appreciated
by Tho management The D.C.D high
way from ChiidrcSs. TeNas. 20 Dcu,c,.
Colo has ho"n previously Included ip
the ulutnli system
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
WHEELER COUNTY HOG
MEN TO HOLD SALES

WHEELER I,u. e. Beginning Mon.
1l. rr.armry 20. and lasting fuB
u.... Vn.u.er county registered live
-. breeders win hold SERVES Of
.s registered hogs. The fins, wiz
.. . H.Nrd silr. the hogs bcing donated
.l'I modern Silcs pavilion o.
Nr...,. The second is an individual
I. o polands The third sale en-
"Wednesday ig the association SAD, oi
P,ands aud Hampshire The fourth
ard Gfth sales are individual sales 90
r.nuis and prrucs. Thc sixth sale BE-
.. Uuror4 hr 20, association
mr. .tu0 offered in THESE al's h's
|.H .l.-r aH,I. and on'N %. t.F
..H animals vuI He sid wheeler cuur
tv is adtauo1s .n registered bug bus
nee4 and other counties in o." Pan
hlrI. should do -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

moro uuhr 300 Mr ruu palace.
SHAH un.. Uu.eH. s.uu gHu inus q. N
t.y sim, u lho earth guu lat' % U.''
u. ~, Important. .ui ct N.u
The important t.tvH sh.Frud aua
Sung tbr.l head
.NI right. sou" majesty. .ild ih"
..- Et,. "Iu D.. good And ma'
,s wen comics. tAt, d.dnI want Co..
u.a, talt trip ross o.. ut.. wac
afraid that Ia fan int fh' water
Wouldn't have gone az all. Uui' ihc wind
caught ur and had o. geo..
And l." said tho second N'o. follow
mag bus cWupan,.us ,NnpI, 'Vu
have co. tcll sou that D was afraid OF
th, storm with al the lightning around
aul didn't want Go 80 un into ih'
clouds AZ all with the lo. t.d 600 Wn
TIA, Wind did that tvo
Honest confession rs guul i.J every
body" SMILED the Fairy Queen. a.
.Iuul OF Won both nUw.
10 be- Continued
U1nyught. 1921. y. l.. a ..ice3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri
Nall,t, FtiI cX'
Drui unsettled With
lWal SNOW Noluc,
dl, CO., Thursday
NORMAL temperature
Southern Rocks
Mountain AVID PA
trau Region Cen
,tlt Gain viii
Temperature ucir cd
H.,wh1' below iht
normal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
Phillips win speak.

SIfr.a| fH joe NtNs
ClNAuN F,l. Prof D.. % rml
M- vocational agricultural teacher ~
tb, UH..,u Normal has ben, asked iu
sddls.s .hc ..u G, agents - their cor'
frr. Amarillo Nr Phillips vh'
H.- . count. agrIr f.r SEVERAL years
boz fh- uu win u'a on ih' subject
Dol. ,t. Stock iudgus contest. which Us
t0 'I. heid st Canyon Feb. "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

THE GREATEST VICTo-
RY: He that is slow to anger
is better than the mighty; and
he that ruleth his own spirit
than he that taketh a city
Proverbs 1882.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

o. uiius around. crying 1,-,u.
fHr Eur.h.uE. having tho blues
v"gl have brought moisture. thlH ru
'.H country would long since have
boon completely and hopclc,alv iuU
tt"l t. fHU". the hopeful. eor
Subjective attitude BE- Tar more desirable
Ud inst os ,ft.c'IV against UNIV. .llv
clements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

o. ,UDso there s q minister who
JH,rt 'tat good souls iuhoh, "a .pi
'piirs o. contends th1t the PROPER
d.'rl"wca, % The physical being win
MHa about better state az spiritual
l.H. THs u'r he q new idea. lat iLc
0...'e. leader v.D find MANY who ar,
prom. o.. i..l ..rIcucc to h.s theory
. '.t. what 10 BE-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
THE WEATHER

Amarillo HuI Vicinity Wednesday
Nlv. Wirm,.
W,H Tssl. "Wednesday m, and
NlIUu|.
Weather Outlook Tor Period Feb. & tn
lcb. A.
West Grt States -fl,y except rains
Thursday 90 Friday normal tompcr.
Iur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

Iair Bud au family, vhoNc bee. liN'
ia be, end Their income. are mo,in' back
int TIA west lili % the iourroum
house ra,t a. th saw miii WHY, In
h,iut done a, much work ~ q rcna'
toy. icdgr.' aid I'm rash, t'dl, At her
div cree hclrin'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

Oniv American born English peer Is
Iorl TerflN. who claimed 'he 'iile IN
f9O>
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

Peace socic,ios FOR The prevention
~ war wore Tn, established IN Eng
'lrl Boo 1915
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
Number leu

Number Tcu.
Tho tax rn dividends 's 800 impoi l'h'
tam I'M Tho icturus OF man. nNp1H ors.
4 dividend" Tor the purros" ~ the
IrrouctaN law is Uul distribution n
cash OF property made br corporation
20 lts stockholders ct members to'hci
than certain dividends of a personal
s,f,icp rorporatlonl out Ot i'a earnings
ear prollis accumulated sine" Feb. -'.
'sla Dividends are taxable and are
taxed al tac rates fur tH' N'u Boo
which the cash is mad" available. i'.
pardI,ss 81 ~ len the earnings ur profits
ont Of which they were laid vrtc 1'.
cumulaicd Although interest on
tat, bonds and certain other oaasa
lions Ia not taxable. when received bN
IA CORPORATION. upon amaiguo',ou viii
other funds 81 thc corporation ana
distributed 20 slockholdrg bon dividends
3, is taNabl. 90 the same ,.fen' O.. other
dividends
\ dividend is income fo 'Hr Fto'N
h.lde, az uf The date when thr ctsh oi
property IS uuQualncdiy made sub
Sec, 20 his demand. C1sh dividends
while exempt from all normal tax. are
tnxabie income go the individual rr
r.p.en, m fhy suriaN rates Cor the year
ip which occivcd Accordingly. div.
acuds mus, b, included .s gross ,n
como bat they may br deducted ms
.t.ft Dob committing normal tax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

sion on the wires and that It should be
Hollywood. Calf. while Others thought
It might he Holly Hill. Fla. Holly Hill
is flag stop on the railroad between
Ormond and Daytona.
Inquiry at headquarters Of the Train
mon in Cleveland, O.. developed that
Hollywood, near Miami. was the place
named but that in selecting II the or
ganIzat!on hau provided that In the
event Hollywood could not accomoda 70
the convention of 1926 tho meeting
would be held in Spokane. Washington.
Florida residents are confident the
convention vi! be held in Florida
Hollywood Is a new town being built
seventeen miles north of Miami. 1t has
no railway station, although the Florida
East Coast railway runs through the
place. Hollywood on Juno Is had eigh-
teen residences. two business block s
with a combined total of nine stores and
eight offices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
Health is wealth itself -

is so easy to digest that even
delicate people and young chill
dren thrive on il.
This is only natural, because
Crape-Nuts is baked for 20
hours, which transforms and
partially pre-digests the starch
elements, resulting in easy di-
eestion and quick assimilation.
Served with milk or cream
Grape-Nuts is a complete food
and along with its nutritivc
qualities is that wonderful
flavor!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
YREMHR srAMaoUbIsKY GIVES
IMrDREsrINe INTERVIEW IN
FUTURE.
PEOPLE NOW RULE, ALTHOUGH
FNE KING STILL REIaNS,
he DECLARES.

Sofia Bulgaria, July THE people
of Bulgaria do all the work. and there
fore they should have the domtnan c
voice in it's government" Premier Alex
ander Siam boulisky said today 10 cor
respondent OF The Associated Press VII"
questioned him as 70 Bugaria's future.
The occasion followed the recent Peas
ants congress. when StamboultsHS
warned King Boris ne could reign but
not govern. and that II the iutellevtuais
secured control OF the GoYernm mt re-
pun,ic would be declared.
The present tendency OF the world
continued the leader OF the ASrartan
Party. is toward democracy and rule
by the people. aS YOU have II In Amer
lea. Old Bulgaria with It's tyraut$ and
oppressors is dead The people now
rule. 1t may be THAI Bulgaria one day
will have :cnublic. and Il so We shall
make King Boris IT'S trst President. He
Is very democratic. modest and earn
est young man. and / think he would
like the Job. he Is held in great arrec-
ton and esteem by the people and
would have their entire support"
StambouliSky Is man or MASSIVE
frame and tremendous energy He has
a large round face. rudy complexion.
an upturned mustache, great shock
OF uucombed. curly black hair, anC
small dark eyes that expand only when
his senSibilitiHs are aroused. His cri-
tics say that in his formidable physique
and laundering voice lies his strength
rather than IN his brain. However. h-
must have R.eat fund OF native COM
nonsense. practical wisdom and unus-
ual constructive ability for he has
guided his country for three wears
through the most preCar!ous period In
itS III tory.
On the question OF foreign relations,
the peasant premier said bulgaria was
sincerely anxious 10 have closer I'M
Outstanding with Jugoslarta and more
intimate contact with her other neigh
bors. Rumania and Greece. Referring
10 the rapid recovery OF hts country
from the war he declared Bulgaria had
no unemployment problem. Indeed. ne
said. Bulgaria lacked sufficient labor
and gave work TO thousands .: fugitive
BGlSarians from the lost provinces "a
well as 10 lcg.ons OF Russians refugees.
Asked whether there was any danger
OF these Russian immt"rants sowing
The seeds Of BulShevism. Stamhouliskr
said the proletar!at would find lctle FER
tile soil IN Bulgaria 10 cultivate their
extreme doctrines The Rolsheviki."
he explained. are strongly opposed b.
our practical and commonseUse peas
ants who have little sympathy tor any
Motley except that of labor and peace.
Il IS true some Communists have got
ten into the country but they have been
converted 20 the common principles of
everyday life by contact with our sober.
Industrious and law-abidinC peasants"
The Premier revived the report that
King Boris might soon visit the United
States and said II this came about no
would accompany him.
H.
old and with the appearance OF an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
.blJLGAR|ANS ARE LOOKING
To A REPUBLICAN RULE

American college student. lives life
marked by almost munaStic severity
and simplicity. He has no relatives and
few friends in Sofia 10 give him advise
or make his social lie happier. II"
spends much time In working out plans
for the rehabilitation Of his country.
JGvisnE win his ministers and Coun-
selling his people To a policy OF peace
ana la Dor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

should promote the continuance Of the
friendly and happy relations which sub
sIst between the American and Japanese
peoples.
Il cannot escape the thought that 1t
Is particularly ntting for so dis
tinguished a group of naval men 10
meet together IN reunion in a country
which contributed so signally to the
success OF the naval program adopted
BY the Conference on the Limitation OF
Armament. The world owes Japan. As
well as tho other nations which made
m" naval program possible. lasting
debt OF gratitude.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05
TOM KEEFER is IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
McMechen Man injured IN Automo bile
Accident Remains IN Critical
Condition In Hospital

A. an early hour this morning. at
PENDANTS AZ n" Reynolds Memorial hos
ptta, ~ Glendale announced that tho
condition If Thomas w. Refer OF
McMevhc1. who WAS seriously Injured
N an automobile accident, Monday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

Ottawa. Ontario. July .4.-Louis
Bcauchamp. SO. who was fsmsd
throughout eastern Canada. ~ lie
saver died at his home hero yesterday
in his ffty-fourth year. Beauchamp
has record Of forty-three rescues anu
held many medals for gallantry. HE
latest exploit was the rescue Of a man
and woman from the treacherous
waters Of Lake Deschenes two years
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

noon. was not much changed and that
he vas very restless.
Mr. Ksrer Is believed TO be suffering
from Internal injuries IN addition 70
being crushed about the body and SUI
fer!ng from three fra ctured ribs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

tn" coal fields Of the l'nlt"d states
ar" 90 tines r'rN"r than those OF all
Europ" pu. together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

The song Msrseilla!s" was written
ny IN artillery officer in the garrison
at Strs sNrIrG in 1892
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-14
GIRL WEDS PRISONER
 IN JAIL AT MERIDIAN

Meridian, April 1S.-(Special.)-
 John Upderwood, young white man.
 aged about 22. arrested in this city on
 Information thet he was wanted in
 Tallapoosa. Ga, on a charge of ssult with intent to murder, hs been taken
 to that city by Officer E. smith,
 who came for him.
 Youn% Underwood. on the exc of his oeparture to answer to the charge against him, was married to Miss Eva Jones. 16, who will joi nher husband
 in Griffin when he, extricates himself from the difficulty that now confronts him. During ms foar months. resi- dence in Meridian he met, wooed and won his. young bride and when he was arrested she stated that she would stick to him through thick and thin. Her mother finally consented for her to marry the young prisoner. Following itheceremony. which was |sponsorededsby by Chief of Police M. H. Marlborough, the bride was taken back fto her home by her mother, while the chief carried his prisoner back to jail. |Thebrideis one of the city's prettiest l girls.