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in smaller and more conventional
orbits, especially when they live id
period which lacks romantic
flavor. Perhaps this is the reason
why the Dauphine has not since
produced a great genius, though
talent is abundant. Such a talent. a
typical son of the mid-century called
Victorian, was Emile Augier, na1
tive of Nalence. Rene Doumic sayS
OF him:
The whole biography OF Emile
Augier can be resumed in a few
words: Nothing ever happened to
him. He did not have 10 suffer.
neither from life nor from the
social order. He belonged to a
family in easy circumstances. He
had an easy debut, a happy ca
reer.
What contrast with the temp
estuous life of Stendhal and Of Ber-
lioz. Put was il not this very
Dauphinois common sense, this cau-
tious impartiality Of mind which
made Aueier the master OF a type
OF drama which through him
reached its perfection, the comedie
deS moeurs modcrncssp
For to portray the morals and
manners cf the society OF ones
time requires just such an attitude;
il called for man. who as NJ. Dou-
mic continues.
Was Of his time. but
had nothing with which TO re-
proach ii. man whose
vision would not be DETECTED by
his experience of men and things,
nor by the natural turn OF his
mind.
Love OF family wholesome respect
for the conventions, genial humor
are reflected in the works of the man
whose comedy, "Le Gendre de NJ.
Poirier," is read by every college stu
dent of French and whose "Aven-
turiere' and other plays are in the
repertory OF every French theater.
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province might well be proud. For
both were such striking individual
ties that they were bound to over
We're pathfinders, Berlioz from an in
nate creative instinct that led him
towards untried forms and effects:
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fed air OF the mountains. which Sc
nancour. Amiel's brother in pessi-
mism. eNtolled as the place where
man belongs to himself and to the
universe. living the real life in sub
lime unity.
In the mountains. on the peace
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his grandson was travelling in
Germany, where he visited Stend-
hal, he birthplace of the pio-
neer art historian Winckelmann;
some say. that he adopted that name
in Winckelmanns honor, others, in
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Contiassd on Page Nine.
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BY AMELIA v. ENDE.

TN volume of his interesting
"Paysages Litteraires" Gabriel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
BANDIT TRAIL
IS LOST HERE
TRUNKS OF GLoECKLER PAYROLL
THIEVES TRACED TO WHEEL
ING-CHECKS LOCATED
Pittsburgh Detectives Go Homo, Unable
To Go Further on Tracks OF Two
Men and Woman

Detectives Edchurn. ornukc and Nor
gan of Pittsburgh polio" department re-
turned to that city yesterday morning
after an unsuccessful search In "hecI-
Ing for two bandits who held u1 TIE
rayn,nstcr and messenger Of IN" fern
ard Glocckler company at lrttShurI"
Saturday and escaped With 4 bag con-
tanning $4,000. Detectives George
Ruchwald and Eddie McKnwn Of IN"
Wheeling police department, accom-
panied the Pittsburgh detectives on
their search through Wheeling FOR the
bandits.
According 20 information given the
Wheeling police by the Pittsburgh ON
GERS, the latter have Information thA'
two trunks belonging 10 the bandit PAIR
and q woman who travels with them
were shipped from Iittshurg to Wheel
ing Saturday. The checks for the
trunks were found in the express office
at the baltimore & Ohio station mere
but the officers were unable TO learn the
identity Of tho person or persons VINO
secured the trunks here.
E~ery hotc'. room!ng hous" and nag
gage checking room n Wheeling was
searched carefully time and again D"t
TO no avail
reflective Ntbl ef b'iA IVA w = N.Y. $500
the opinion that the bandits had some
privete concern take charge of the
trunks and remove thrm. either IN q
tax! or wagon. In this case. he be-
lievcs. the trunks were taken 10 some
other city by wagon or automobile.
The officers were not prepared Ia say
whether the stolen $4,000 was IL the
trunks az the bandits which were
shippcI 10 this CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
G|LLETT WILL
HOLD UP BONUS

PAIN Beach. Fla. March lt-Spea N'r
,,illett. OF the house OF representatives
Indicated while here to-day with PresI-
dent Harding. that l." might rule against
n motion to call up the soldier bonus
bill in the house next Monday under Il
suspension ce the rules.
Chairman Fordney and other Rerubs!-
can leaders haEe discussed AZ Washing
ton the advisabn!ty OF calling the bill
ND under n Suspension to expedite its
Passage under limited debate, but the
speaker in,tmated that he favored OPP
pnrtuuity for more extensive debate
NJ. G;lie,t said he had not had time
10 consider the matter deeply but MS
impression was that tn" nous" should
have opportunity :" consider and debate
70 important a h!it and have the priN!-
icge or considering amendments II =;
be desired.
Officials With President Iiacd.ng's va
cation party said to-day that to prcSi-
ucat had received 10 COMMUNICATIONS
from Washington and sent none ." the
question OF the bonus since he had been
g. Florida.
Attorney Genera, DaUEhcrty. however.
discussed the bonus s!tuat!on, saying
thar Claims against TIE government
amounting to $L2TS, 0Ou,pp0 now before
ths department OF justice should be con-
sidered in connection with any discus
Ri"n OF the bU'%Is question
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
MAY NOT CALL The
LEGISLATURE OF ". VA,
IN SPECIAL SESSION

Par&crsburg. W. Va, March IL
There will b. no special session ri the
state legislature before July first. which
g the end Of the states fiscal year. and
probably none at all" was the opinion
Of State Auditor John G. Bond who
was here tonight CT route 20 the north
crr end o. the state on business mis-
SION.
Mr.. Bond said: 4 have no authority
20 speak for the governor, but I was
discussing the matter with him rcccnt-
~ and do not think there Is pos
sihility OF Il special session"
The sale Of alleged worthless stock
was also commented on by tho state
auditor who Is also IN charge OF the
enforcement Of tho "hur sky" Jaw.
There are a lot OF oil companies carry
Ing on the sale of stock. throughout the
country that do not come under tho
blue sky laws which regulate the sala
Of stocks in the state. They do not
have an aGcn. come into The state. but
mail. Nine tenths OF the companies are
not corporations. but arc formed on n
trust agreement. with ono man IN
charge, who has The power 20 handle
and invest the collections.
Every effort OF the department Mr..
bond said. Is being made 10 safeguard
people OF the state against the unreli.
able concerns and wherever possible
there Will be prosecutions he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
UNIONTOWN BUSINESS
MAN SHOT DOWN BY
STEP-SON, ALLEGED

Pittsburgh. Ia, March lt.--N \. Tag
,or, aged 40 4 prominent real estate
dealer Of Cniortown. Pa. II Is a''eEeu'
was shot last night 10y his stcpS"h' N"I-
ter Feathers aged -. OF tho same p'a'''
Mr.. Taggart Is IN 4 serious c"n"'uo" III
tho Cniontuwn hospital.
According TO tn" police. young lcaiN-
rrS returned home about lG:5" j. IL
yesterday and found his mother IN Iear''
with Splotch 81 nlo"! ON heT arm
II is said she told her san that her hu@-
band had beaten her Following tH'
alleged heating, il IS said, TaGGdr'
started to drive Il ncighhor homo in his
automobile. Grabbing II gun from the
wall of his room. young Feathers start
cd in pursuit and IN an, Their street fn"'
raggRrt III the automobile Win inc
ncighbor. il is alleged.
The youth jumpcd or the Tunn'h"
hoard Of the car and pointed The gun ~
Taggart and tired q charge INTO ms
stcpfathers left side. TaGGart was re-
moved 70 the hospital by passing auto
lists.
According 10 the police, Feath"TS
drOppeI from the runntnG-hoard or IN"
machine, as TIEgart brought his ma
chine to Il stop. leaning over the Whec!'
Fca TIERS Immediately walked 70 the
aldCrmans office. where nc gave MIN
self w.
Il am sorry did it. Cor fNi' that |
was protecting my mother" the youth
said today. according TO the CniontoWn
police. Then. the police say, he added
I These beatings have happened on nu-
merous occasions.
Taggart and his wife are both We,
known in Cniontown. and were married
several wears ago. Mrs TagSart is
/ prominently identified with the Chris
! tan Science movement IN tEiontoWN
and vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
BAPTISM Of HOLY SPIRIT
WORLDS NEED, SAYS DR.. HALL
"cHRrSTIAN DYNAm1cS' 81 S'
or STIRRING SERMON AT
ZANE STREET.
Evangelist Says Country VIII nave
Revival or n Revolution.

..Ther, arc u Erea: many N'"p.' ~
the churches to day who w"uih HN'' ''
called rrauES Or fanatics t"';">" W
,be;r enthusiasm Tor Good AND 'H~'St'a"
work" said Evangelist iia'' '.St N'-"'
n; the Zane Street NJ =. 'H"'"N. l''N
sermon was charged VIA "H'i"~''N'''
heInr upon the $Uhjrr' "t t"r'$;an
pynamlcS" lie also sud 'h"' 10 VIZ
mot a prophc: ny the son 81 - HT"rA't.
but that in this country - ours We are
going 20 have either = rsTINA, OF hrs.
,ianitv that WI, wax" un IA" "r'"
churches, or 4 revolution t"Ht "'H NH'
the French revolution 20 s.om" tn"
speaker remarked that hc h9'' "" HS, -;
II mans religion 4 ne wuu'G shout h!m'
self hoarSe at a bali gam" eu; 10 -
dumb as an oyster At prayer meet
Ing. r.,
~ Christ was on Garth to-day II"
would DISPLAY tive same enthusiasm 2"h
rarnestneSS FOX His Fathers business
that He showed during Ills iTN' va
vent" began Rev. Hal. Wis 'r'"hH>
said He WAS beside Himself. What Wa
lie doing" They d'd rot accuse Hl'"
a. being crazy because II" h"A'e" t''
sick raised the dead, "r m'WSt're" I"
the poor. I; was not what He d'!. hut
the way HN did Il. Jesus went at tn'"GS
rnthUsia stiCaily, busy DOING HIS FHiA't
will. lie put all Himself Into II: lie
was an enthusiast for God.
beautiful distinction was made by
the preacher: Jesus il Gods gift - ,ae
world; the Holy Spirit Is Jesus g'I' L"
lie church. Il Is the Holy Spirit wA"
furnishes the dy~ratir force "" need
Ia advance the Kingdom % God to-&'E.
Nothing hut the Spirit az God can ere
p,r this enthusiasm ~ oar souls.
John the BAPTIST said that loSHS
Mould bant!zc with the Holy Spirit and
ire. That - what We need more t.
dlv than anything else. suppose ever!
church nsrlE~er IN WhrcljnS was ha3-
ttZcd with the Holy Sptr!t and Hre,
wha, would happen Why. u would
create such an enthusiasm and S,iE IN
the CITY .ha; people would flock Il IN"
R'tArS Of cod Tor salvation and ConNc-
crat!or.'' Rev: Hail said that by cnthu-
s:asnt he meant downright cdrneSine>S'
Speaking OF The fare referred 20 IN
,nN RihlN. Tho evangelist said that r."
vas a symbol a. Gods presence. Illus
t,at;ons were drawn from the oId les
lament. Religion is live thing. no. a
dead thing This fire ~ IN" incentive
;hac makes Il man say. Here am l.
Lord. send ne.
Several special rus,ra. numbers were
orsnrcd last njGN. Ir"f. Elmer Il. H""'-
gle, o! the First Presbyterian church.
sang = SOLO. the I.ocS musicians render
ell duet and tn" choir presented 4
nunbcr.
IT,. Hall has a special mcssaS" Cor pa
cu,s and children. This VII he Z most
Interesting service. T,mo each evening
Is 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
.L0RAIN EAGLES HOLD
GOOD BOXING SHOW

r.ora!n, Ohio. March N-Young Jack
O'Br.en Won 4 big shade over Young
XVI in tho eight-round main event OF
the Eagles boxing show here tonight.
O'Drien had tho edge In the fourth,
fifth and eighth rounds rounds while
Xvi owned the second. In the second
XVI scored clean knockdown with 4
right TO tho jaw. but O"Rr!Cn was up be-
fore the referee could count over him.
Both boys are from cleveland.
In the first preliminary Butch
Kinder. OF Lorain. Knocked out Eddie
Conley, also OF I.ora!n in the fourth
round Of scheduled six round bout.
Cart TlnneGan Of Elyria and TONY
Burns oC Cleveland. wen; SIX rounds 20
4 draw.
In the sem!-w!Hdup. Nd Dudley. or
I.oraia. quit N the fourth round IL PVT,
Rova. Of Cleveland, claiming he was in
iurcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
H|-Y LUNCHEON

The Hi-Y club had an enjoyable
luncheon and discussion at its weekly
meeting held last evening at the local
Y. NJ {. \. More than twenty boys
and teachers at Wheeling High school
we're in attendance.
Following the luncheon n lively dis
cussion Of the timely subject, Cam
bling" was entered into and many IN.
tcrcsting points were brought out
RuSsel Bu!lnger and John Kinghorn
we're on the program committee and NJ.
y. Could IN charge Of the junior and In"
'ermediaic departments. presided over
tho meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
EDDIE O'DOWD WINS
BROTHER PHIL LOSES
spec!a' 20 Tho Intelligence


Coluy bus. OHIO. March - - @dd.r
O'Dowd. clever l:itle loca, Bantam
weight won tho dcc.S'"H oNe~ N'l;c
Spencer az New York n = twelve round
bout hero tonight. tho Columbus scrap
per won almost IN every round and keep
the hard hitting New Yorker a safe
d. stance Throughout: the match. Spencer
started 20 slug in the FIRST round and
Kept ~ these tactics in every round hu!
O'gnwd would land blow and then Hr"-
ccci % pui! Harry Grco' u" the aston
lshcd New Yorker by s&I1r!"g away
before he could and his waIiop.
p'Dowd remindcd the fans az Mike
Gibbons when he was W HIS primo and
earned tho MpnIkcr "Thant"m" by hti
rtevn- too;work Spencer did most OF
the leading. taking IN" oTensjv" m al
but three rounds but was C"m",''"ly oH'
boxed The referee AMI Judge uAau.-
mausly agreed on n" verdict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
PENNSY TRAIN DERAILED.

t;okomo. Ind. March Il &C., rcnnsy'
vanta train III, hound from cincinnati!
to Chicago. was dcrailcd at Nevada, ten
miles south of here today. TIL" eNpr"s"
and baggage cars did NOT l"aN" the
track bur two coaches and several pull
mans bumped along the ties for half q
mile No one was injured. Traffic VIII
lie delayed several hours.
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Pretoria. South Africa. March H..
tEy the Associated T'rCss. Good pro
gresS has been made IN suDprcssin@
the revolt. according 10 Ions "fI''a
commun ica;!cn issued today. Many rev
points where loyal forces were nc
siegcd have been relieved and Grea'
numbers OF prisoners have been taNen.
The police garrison al Brahpan ma"
been without food or water FOR three
DAYS. The railwa% In the Pretoria
Gcrmiston area has been cleared. Thc
cncIrcling movement OF government
forces IS complete and tho situation -
well IN hand.
Only certain portions OF the centra!
Johannesburg area. says the commiN'-
cation. now require clearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
200 DISABLED VETS
IN NEAR RIOT AFTER
SHOOTING OF PATIENT

New York March IA near Tlot N
which more than two hundred osSaO.eu
ey-service men chartered in the foN
Hills. Staten IsIond hospital, parti''-
pated. following III" shooting ton'GAt OF
Remard A. CurraH. %. one OF the
patients, by a guard who misStook MINI
for an intruder. Turran Suffered S.'Sh'
wound in the hip.
George Schmidt, the guard was he.d
FOR investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
WILL DEFEND TITLE

Brouklirc Mass. March 1.-THE ten
mis- champions. Mrs. Moi!a Rjurstcd Nh!
lorv and W. T. Tildcn II will team again
this season. Assurance OF their con.
tinued partnership and oc their !nten-
ton 10 defend their title rs natlopal
mixed doubles indoor champions was
contained In a letter from Tilden today
saying he was forwarding his entry for
the title tournament to be held at the
Longwood Cricket Club covered courts
next week.
Mrs Mallory had previously entered
In defense OF her singles championship.
The waterfalls Of Norway have q
potential OF 100000 horsepower
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
YOUR
TAXES GO
How Uncle Sam Spends
Your Money in Conduct
ing Your Business.
BY EDWARD G. LOWRY

Author Washington Close ps,
Banks and Financial Systems. etc.
rvntri butor Political and Economic
Articles to Leading Periodicals and
Writer OF Recognized Authority on
the National Governments Business
Methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
BABE RUTH To
LEAD YANKEES

New Orleans. March li..-S'lcct'on OF
"Eahr' Euth. N"w" run king. as cap
iain "r III" Sew York Yankees Tor tho
l0@a season MS arnrun"cd here today
I.v NHnav'r IluEEiH".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15

Arthur B. Reeves great stories Of
mystery, crime and detection complete,
two each week, In the Wheeling Daily
News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
HAS
SURRENDERED

Cape Town March l+.--'Ey the Asso-
riatcd Press 1.-The cape .Nrgu" has
received dispatch from F"rdShu"E
SAYING the town surrendered after seF-
enty-nyc minutes OF bcmbarLmcnt.
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johannesburg, March lI-~FordsNUrE.
a Few miles from Johann shurg, a. this
hour IS being hombR-ded by artillery
and tanks and machine guns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
SENATE TO HOLD
NIGHT SESSIONS
Long Debate on Tariff Bill
Necessitates Eight-Hour
Day for Members.

WASHINGTON. May g. The
senate went on an eight hour basis
Tuesday in its struggle with the
tariff bill and word was sent around
by the republican leaders that be-
ginning tomorrow. there would be
night sessions. The plan Il for the
senate to meet az eleven a. m. as
usual and remain in session until
ten or eleven p. m.
Leaders on the majority side
said there was no Question abost
their ability 10 maintain quorum
after shutdown They explained il
was not the purpose 10 shut of de-
bate on the tariff but 10 afford ad-
ditional time for discussion and
thus 70 speed ur action on the re-
naming two thousand odd COM
mittee amendments. Only one item
-formic acid-was disposed Of to-
day. After five hours cot debate.
which covered a wide range, the
senate voted down without a roll
call an amendment by Sen. McCor-
mick. republican. Illinois, 10 make
the duty on this acid six cents a
pound instead OF four cents as pro-
posed BY the committee. After
another hour OF discussion an
amendment by Sen King. democ-
rat. Utah, 20 reduce the rate two
and one half cents was rejected IS
10 IS. The committee amendment
then was approved without a roll
call &C.,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
KINGSBURY NAMED
TO HEAD STEEL MEN
Is Elected Chairman of North
ern Indiana Branch of Steel
Treating Society.

]. A. Singsbury of South Bend
was elected chairman Of the north
ern Indiana branch of the American
Society for Steel Treating at the an
nual banquet which was held in
Kable's HAN and attended by 40
members last night
Officers chosen TO assist him dur
ing the ensuing year are W. r New
house. first tce-chairman: c. b.
Peterson, second vice chairman ;
Sam Shagalen, secretary-treasurer.
All are South r nd men except New
house. who is from Benton Harbor,
Mich.
Retiring officers include Al John
son, J. J. Armour and W. j. Harris.
Mr.. Kingshury. the new chairman,
was formerly vice-chairman
A f Tarr. Of the Leeds-NOrthrup
Co Of Philadelphia, spoke on "Elec-
trio Furnaces" and c. l.. Richie on
Recent Advances in Steel Treat
Ing following the installation Of
the new officers
Meetings Of the local chapter viii
not be held during the summer
months. the next meeting being
scheduled Tuesday. Sept 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
NO ACTION TAKEN
IN NAMING EXPERT
Written and Bartholomew In
vited to Appear Before City
Zoning Commission.

No definite action was taken by
the city planning and coming COM
mission I'm the selection of a city
planning expert az the meeting of
the commission held in the mayors
office last night
Robert Written. Cleveland. a for
mer resident of this city, and Har-
land Bartholomew. 81 Louis. both
widely known city planning experts.
have been requested TO make ar
TanEements for another appearance
before the commission. Both men
explained their plans and submitted
maps Of cities they have been con
nected with i'm city planning work,
shortly after the commission was APP
pointed by Mayor Seebirt
At that time the members OF the
committee We're impressed with the
qualifications of the two men and
their proposals Of changes needed
for the advancement Of this city.
The choice of a city planning expert
now rests between these two men
and the commission is expected 10
make an appointment shortly after
the two men have made another ap-
pearanCe before the members.
tt 81 expected that tire city plan
niEg expert VIII be appointed in time
10 assist Mayor Eli Seebirt in ar
ranEins plans TO meet the demands
Of the expansion program Of the
Studebaker corporation and other
Iocal industries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
VICE SQUAD RAIDS
RESULT IN ARREST
OF EIGHT PERSONS
Four Men and Four Women
Taken by Cops in Raids on
Alleged Resorts.

Raids by the vice squad in charge
of Capt. Hamilton, Sergts. Delinsk
and Hanson and Omcers Pinter
Ferger. Kish and Whitmer early last
night resulted in the arrest OF four
men and four women IN two alleged
houses Of il-fame, said 10 be opera
ed by Hazel Morgan at 435 r. La
Sale av., and Joseph and Agnes Fun
six. TAI Prairie av.
At the home of Fuisik, above a
soft drink parlor operated by him,
Sergt. Hanson arrested Anna Young,
% years old. on a charge Of fire.
quenting a house Of ill-fame. The
arrest resulted from information
furnished Sergt. Hanson by neigh
bors TO the effect that the Young
woman was bringing men 10 the Fui-
six home for immoral purposes, with
their knowledge The Fuisiks have
five daughters and two sons. rang
ing from six 10 Is years OF age, all
Of whom come in constant contact
with the Young woman, il was said.
Fuisik and his wife, Agnes, were
released on bonds Of $50 each for
appear dllAt Ala NY NhNA NAAAH AAtNA 80
ing TO answer to a charge Of keeping
a house Of ill-fame. Joseph Four
nier, claiming TO be a boarder at the
Fuisik home. was found in the
Young woman's room by Sergt. Han
son and placed under arrest on a
charge Of frequenting. The woma D
was refused bonds and is held for
further questioning The police have
been looking for her for some time,
il is said. in connection with another
case.
At the home OF Hazel Morgan ~
E. LaSalle av.. Capt Hamilton and
detail arrested the Morgan woman
and Alice Edwards, Of the same ad
dress. on charges Of keeping a house
OF ill-fame and frequenting. respec-
lively. Frank Weaver and Clarence
James. both Of Glendora- Mich. were
found in the house and were charg-
ed with frequenting Bonds Of 500
for the keeper and S25 each for the
frequenters. were furnished, for ap-
pearance in city court this morning