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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26

| La grandiosa creaci6n de Monte Car
| 10, por Erich Won StroheiIn, es Ia pri4
mera pelfcuia que cuesta mas de I'M
million de d6lares
La primeia pelfcula de miil6a la
laparecido. Sc llama .Espcsas Impru-
ldentes';; es una extravagante vista de
vida y aventuras en- Monte Carlo, he
cha por Erich Won Stroheim para Ia
Universal Film Company. Por Ia rique-
"a de sus escenas, su minuciosidad de
detalles e inusitados personajes, es SUI
perior a todo 10 producido hasta hoy.
Mucho Sc ha hablado de como Won
Stroheim hizo construir en- los estil-
ldios de IA "universal', en- California,
r6plicas exactas de los principales
edificios del conocido parafso europeo.
Aqnellos que han yisto la pelfcula
aseguran que el director ha reprotlu-
cido con absolute fidelidad d Monte
Carlo, lesde la arquitectura ex6ticca
del Casino hasta los monogramas de
La nanteleria del Hotel de Paris.
| Carl Laemnle, Presidente de la Uni
! yersal declara que Sc gastaron mas de
$4OO, 900 solo en- escenarios, bastidores
| y en- el variado nimero de personajes
HextIas' que, en- grupOs de cientos a
miles fueron usados para obtener Wis
tas de muchedumbre tfpicas de Ia
enorme concurrencia que llena los par
lqpes y alamedas y cafes de Monte
Carlo.
Los magnfticos escenarfos, las ale
gres muchedumbres y mas pintOrescas
yistas de Monte Carlo. han sfdo usa-
dos solo en- el extradio y convincehte
cuento de ras aventuras e'Iintrigas de
un Conde Ruso ficticio al seducir a
ID esposa frfvola de un Representa-
te Diplomatico Americana. Ell Director
en- persona desempeha el papel de
| Sednctor Sc dice ha creado. un per
sonaje el mas galante y al mismo
tempo el mas odiado, que Sc ha Wis
to en- la pantalla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
{ Esposas Imprudentes IS acla-
mada como IA obra maestra
De IA 'pantalIa

medas y parques, donde la nobleza y
sociedad de Europa America pasean
iuranfe Ia temporada de la La Ri
viera.
MUCHAS SENSACIONES
Aun cuanlo es una pelfcula de lijo-
SOS escenarios ' magniflcos efectos fo-
tografieos, 'Esposas Imprudentes'
tambi6n tiene mucIias sensaciones.
Ina de las mas notables es un incen-
diO u salramente de inusitada reali-
dad. El Conde y la esposa del Envia-
Itlo Americana son atrapados por el
sfuego Ell la torre de una villa Italia
ma J. sc ven obligados a saltar a re
des salvavidas. Las escenas son muy
Hreales y aumenta su merito el hecho
de que algilnas estan pintadas mos
trando has llimas i ,bombas asf como
los lujosos traies con yfvidos Y lindos
colores.
Ell magnfffc0 manejo de las muche-
dumbres, la adaptation artfstica Tie
luces J. fotograffas. el Infinite cuida-
do en- hacer sobresalir las sutilezas de
caracter especialmente la inteligen-
te utilization de objetos simb6licos
Mfarcan la altura de Won Stroheim Co
mo actor v Director ' han hecho de
4Esposas Imprudentes", 10 que es la
mas grandiosa pelfcula que Sc ha con
cebido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
TRUCK y0ICADO POR I'm
PRECIPICIO

En- la manana del lunes, el truck
HP-S17, propiedad de los selores 4
Clivill1s y Co., de San Juan y guiadc
por el chauffeur Jesds Tiralo, Sc fud
por nm precipio del kil6metro 1913 dc
Id carretera entire Guayama y cayey
disadvantages cOmpletamente El
chauffeur ' otros peones del truck
resultaron ilesos. La policfa ha pra'
tieado una Investigation del case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
Ia Situacida dc los ne
|gOciOs en- los EE. VI.

Ell mercado de valores cstd boyante.
Hay probabilidades de aumento, pcro
,al moyimiento dc alza estara entrando
'en un estado secundario cuando los
|violentas reacciones aumenten el ries-
90 de las operaciones de reserva.
Los Bonos de la Libertad estan al
canzando valor a la par. Los peque-
nos ten6dores rendiendo, inyierten de
nuevo por especulacion, quizas indis-
cretamente. Ell prccio del cafe. azli-
egr gonna cueros, esta mas alto. Ell
mercado de lana Y granos esta firme.
Esperanse desarrollarse grandes oeon-
|tecimientos. No hay indicaciones de q.
Ia Iit1xiina cosecha de aigoddn sea exec
Viva, pero e1 mercado Sc ha paralizado
Dol el .lcapfaramicnto del mes dc mayo.
Las fabricas de acero tienen mas movi-
.nientp, tina actfvidad reDentina fello-
menal Ell los traDajos De construction.
aumtntaa ii demanla Ell una forma So
Ida, Tambien ha subido e pfecio del
ladrillo, Il cemento y Ii MADEIRA.
Iii mercado de mercancfas esta fir
me, pero las huelgas EN- las lninas de
carbon i Ell las fabricas de textiles es-
tan deteniendo la marcia de los nego-
clos. auE1ue ito ha disminufdo la con-
fianza. Perspective alentadora, pero
no es ae9nsejable un optimismo indis-
creto. Dinero a base lie prestamos a
4%. Hay avisos sobre futuras deman-
das. Las reseryas de los bancos estan
llcgardo al mdximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
rR.,eiEpIAs TRUsTRApAs

LAS TR.AGEDIAS FRESTRADAs
Como las cinco media de Ia
tarJc del domingo, en- Dorado, IN q
barrio Higuillar, el indiyiduo Florcn
tino Canine, de 36 amos de edad, hize
dos disparos de revolver contra Ia Sc
fiOra Adelina Lopez, produci6ndolf
dcs heridas de caracter grave. p
agresor 9f,f arrestaGo v puesto a dis
sposici6R del senior Juez de Paz, quil
ie flo mil quinientos dollars de tian-
IA, acusamdolo de TN delito de atcn-
tado contra la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
~ cosEcHA YENpIpA

Noticias de Cuba confrman Ia IN
formaci6n de que IL vieia ccsecha y
reservas de az1car de Cuba esta to-
da vendida, asi como ls mayor parte
de Ia presente zafra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
MAGN1FICo ELENCO

I'm magnffico Elenco aparece con
Won Stroheim ensv Esposasl 4 ampleidells
tes.. Maude George y iMae Bush, desl
empeflan el papeI de dos arenturefas
c6mpiices depstConderl Miss Dus Pont,
uue en- ST, es una pEstreala deila Uni
versal, tieneq eld papel aeIespOsa anne
dcana frfvOlass mienvras Rudalph
Christians pdpfflaFn FnIactctstdella Con
tilieatar' iiaeet4 faptqha resp0so aae
ella. Dale oRnller aparece como cria-
tlas Caesare 9rsaEina, IqOlioeislo cRctor
de Opera, Representa- I'm monedeEo fol.
80 italianosy MGlEeep' BOEo,hace de- hir
ia senIi4idiotalIIei gi,sLG:e tenIo ct.sf.
Los caraetefes9s tfeprtsentidos pof
estos yotfoS tflietiIbrOs del iElenco' son
sverdaderasl ij6yas deEparte escenico!
Won Str0heims siqde sdifigi6 eEsposOs
Ciegose Y ia Ganzntfttle Niabloa ha
tienpo es a6hociN6 qpot lRasftida pre-
sentaei6n de acteresa En- rEEspo.
sas Imprudenf6sr Shal pfUgresatIo alin
mas, creand0p peRsolHa5es que pisenen
la mente como realidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
.ANCIANA ARRoLLADA P0R UN
& ALTO k+s

A las dos Y cuarellticindd sae Ii
tarde del domingo, Ell la carrctera
que conducc de GuaSnah6 a-7Catafos
el autpm0vil lidmero S9OA, sgptadR por'
su duefio Maxinino Goikalez.s Ssroll0
"a la .se1ora Jrlstina Rodriguez, de 40
amos de edad, ocasionandele contus.o-
mes. La policfa iiivestig0 a case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
BELLIsIMos EscENARIos

Estos caracteres viven y actdan en-
escenarios de marayillosa belleza y
realidad. Ell paseo a orillas del ocea-
no, Ia plaza, los lujosos apartamcntos
del Hotel de Paris, el Cafe de Paris,
el Casino con sus eIegantes grnpos de
jngadores de ruletas, el pintoresco Car
naval acudtico nocturno. ell tir0 de
pich6n, los suburbios de Monte Cart
10, las villas privadas ! lan Sublime
vista de la 6filla del mar, que hacen
de Monte Carlo la Meca de BelIeza.
Estas otras muchas son las precio-
sas yistas sorprendidas por Ia CANA
ia como complemento v atm6sfera
para "Esposas ImprudentesT.
FuerOn necesarios mas de is meses
para producer "Esposas Imprudentes1.
Los dltimos seis meses Sc dedicaron
ID recOrtar v editar el enorme conjun-
to de negative. En- cifras. Sc tomaron
$4,000 pies de peIfcula. Esto ha sido
recortad0 s redicido a POGO mas de
10000 pies, que es el largo actual de
este drama cinematografco. solo Sc
CONSERVE las escenas mas atrayentes
aquellas en- Que la fotografla era
perfecta.
Es interesante anotar quq muchas
personas prominentes en- SAN Francis
90 actuaron como extras para ciertasi
escengs de la pellcula. Fueron usadas
para dar tono a las escenas en- las ala
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-26
CADIERNO EN- CAMP ANA

CADIERNO tien los mejores gabanzos los vedaderos
los exquisitos garbanzos de Castillo,
CADIERNO mporta mejor el mas dl eeon6mico (ca 40
regaa) ab6n BROWN" para avar opa, enseres de 90,
Gina, pisos, etc.
CADIERNO recbe la exquisite NewStye Lager hnica cerveza
que delete las persOnas dinguidas de re-
fnado paladar,
CADIERNO oecera mny prnto 0LD STYLE "a bebida
mas agradable sugestva el ingenio humane de6
produjo para mtgar ae Ia aictva condici6n en- que
nos ha coocado el fracasado .ooquito'
CADIERNO que esta dentifado nooos ue
tras costumbres gustos; ue en- palabra
tene paladar bocua beneactor del pueblo esfor
zando empre su imagination para aerle los meores
los mas economies productos.
pIDAMos voz EN- cUELLo ToDo 10 QUE NOS BR1NDE
cADIERNo Y NO NOS ARREPENTIREMos
iiQUE VA!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
MR., OGDEN GAINING STRENGTH
Is OPINION Of JAMES v. WEIR

his opponents that he is the strongest
man IA tne race at THIS stage, 1t Will be
necessary for them to unite on on" OF
the remaining trio Of contestants for
the nomination, 81 Tar there mas been
no definite move in that direction and
yet 1t would not be surprising TO see
gradual change Of alignment under
which the strength OF the various candi-
dates would be consolidated on one man
in opposition to Ogden. In the event
that some such plan should be evolved
the question naturally arises as to who
would be the choice of the opposition to
the Wheeling publisher.
He added somewhat TO his strength
through the declaration OF Samuel b.
Montgomery of kngwood, defeated Tor
the Republican nomination for the Gov
ernorship in 1920 and afterward candl-
date on an independent ticket that he
would support Ogden, and his appeal to
organized labor to support the ONO
County candidate.
Some Of the mine operators In the
southern part of the State at the outset
Of the Senatorial campaign looked upon
Lilly as being the strongest candidate
available. They had every reason 10 be-
ueve that he would command the sup
port OF very considerable element Of
the voting population just as he had
done In 1915. Bur II became apparent
early In May that he would fall short
of securing as many votes in Nor'GGIn
West Virginia at least as he had heen
able TO do in 1916 a. Il candidate for the
Republican nomination for the Governor
ship. He is an excellent speaker an
orator Of no mean ability, splendid
campaigner and yet his efforts In the
northern part OF tho State have fallen
fiat. Nowhere in that section or west
Virginia Is there any considerable senti-
mon, for him As n candidate for Inc
Goyernorshin in 1915. he opposed me
state organization and the state admin
istratIon, being a candidate Of protest:
, He had every reason to believe ana
those who advised him To run. mad every
rea son to believe that he would he ahL"
10 arouse much enthusiasm in the north-
eru nart OF the State. and that with Inc
support he was able To command IN that
mart Of the State It would he nm easy
matter for him to capture the n"m'na e
tion. but II has now become apparent
that his followers. diagnosed the stu
! alton in the light Of conditions existing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
SOVIET RUSSIA TO
RESTATE HER CASE
Action May Result In RSvtval Of The
Hague Confsreuce-Rusna
Hopes 50.

The Hague. July 16.-(By The Asso.
ciated. Press -Sovtet Russia will &C.
cept Europe's invitation to restate its
case. This information was conveyed
tonight TO The Associated Press by the
Soviet spokesman. Whether that re-
statement will result in a revival Of
The Hague conference nobody, least Of
ALL the Russian delegates dare pre-
dict.
Maximum Litvinoff, head of the So
viets has communicated with Moscow
and Russia's answer 10 the communica-
ton sent to the Russian delasS;!on
Yesterday, which was Virtually 4 bid
for new declarations from the Rus
slams. may be delayed until Moscow has
it's say. In the meantime. further
down the storm swept dunes of Schev
ingen, the non-Russian delegations con-
tinued their work Of preparing re-
ports Of the three sub-commiscions
which will show why they failed to
reach an accord with the Russian dele
gates on the vital questions Of prop
erty, debts and credits. Whether these
reports will be presented and adopted
at final pleaary on Wednesday de-
Ponds on the nature of the Soviet an
swer: on this NJ. Litvinoff. Erassin and
Sokolniokontf.. labored throughout Sum
day.
We hope" said tho Soviet repre-
sentative. " that our new statement Will
be deemed on basis for renewed ne
gotiations. but that Is for tho non-Rus-
sian delegates 10 decide. We will try to
make cur position clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
OGDEN GAINING IN STRENGTH IN
WEST VIRGINIA.
Nv JAMES W. WEIR,
Staff Correspondent
fu-aaia1 &o Thn ntunafch

Endns, W. va. July 15-With the
primary election In West virginia only
4 little more than two weeks In the
future a good deal OF doubt exists as
10 the outcome OF the more important
contests In the State and there are rev
even among the candidates who are
willing to stake their reputation on the
outcome of the campaign which Will be
under way is generally known. but just
who Is to be the beneficiary or such
changes at least insofar as the Senator
ship Is concerned remains TO he seen
There is so much going on beneath IN"
surface. there are SO many dittercn'
phases to III" Senatorial fight that tn
outcome Is somewhat difficult to an
alyze. Decided uncer'a inty prevails b.
cause Of the multiplicity Of candidates
and the fact that many voters are not
rtraich,-Cut contest between two candi-
date: il might he easier 10 arriv" al
some definite conclusion rs To what Is
likely to happen on Aug. |.
In tho ord. the Senatorial contest may
resolve Itself ne matter of fact into a
race between two candidates. The drif'
is IN that direction Som" Of the candi-
lates for the Senate have added to their
''trsngth In recent weeks and others
insofar az investigation goes 10 show
have fallen behind to som" extent and
'houCh they may NOT have been elm
securing tho nomination.
ogder's Strength Growing
The most substantial gains ~ recent
weeks have been scored by II g. Ogden
IF Ohio county. publisher Of the wheel.
ing ntelligencer. Ogden's growing
strength is attributed largely 10 the
fact that ne appears 10 have better
organization than anv. Of the other can
iidates for tho Republican Senatorial
nomination. and also - tn" fact that
ne ha; been NuehiHC hi candidacy, per
srnallv. more hrisklN han any Of the
other candidates. Ogden has undouhted
~ made inroadS on other candidates II
Territory in which there vas every reaS
ou to believe they would make the hes
showing Perhaps the best indication o
DrGon's growing strength is IN" fac
tha, the other candidates are ccntcrine
their fire on him and appear 10 conced'
that he la tho man II will be necessary
for them ~ defeat. That very fact also
goes 10 illustrate tho changes whi"r
have hccn h"nuEhf since tn" primary
camraign got VOL und"r way. A. IN
rrtec, or tho Senatorial campaign. y
was Sutherland az against m" field NJ
three candidates Thai Is no longer th'
case Tho nrlS is now array"d against
ogden.
To defeat N~ocn. - t. Is conceded h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
WANTED.

WANTED.
BY tho Baltimore Ohio Railroad,
following Railroad Nee h nlcs aho
HelperA
20 Cents Per Hour
MACHINISTS.
BOILER MAKERS
BLACKSNITHS
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
AZ Cents Per Hour
MACHINIST HELPERS
BOILER MAKER HELPERS
BLACKSMITH HELPERS.
SHEET. METAL WORKER HELPERS
ELECTRICAL WORKER HELPERS
CARMEN HELPERS.
PASSENGER CAR REPAIRERs AND
INSPECTORS. 10 Cents Per Hour
FREIGHT CAR REPAIRERS AND
INSPECTORS, IS Cents Per Hour.
Men who have had some experience
In mechanical work, also young men TOT
helpers 20 be placed under Instructions
will be advanced 10 positions carryins
higher rates Of pay as they become e.
Eclent.
In accordance with resolutions issued
by United States Labor Board July sra.
new men accepting employment arc
within their rights and are not strike
breakers, and have the moral as wen as
legal right 10 engage IN railroad serF-
lee and will have protection OF every
branch Of government. both state ana
National
Apply 70 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Co.. District Master Mechanics ONCE
256 Second Floor Passenger station.
Wheeling. W. Va JuSo-u
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Lilly has been making a strong appea.
in his speeches TO audiences to stand by
him as n friend OF the present National
administration. At the same time he has
INDUCED in severe structures as TO the
ogden candidacy on the ground that the
latter was not a strong Roosevelt man
and had INDUCED In some caustic com
ment on Roosevelt policies at the time
the latter was shot. Lilly has also as
sailed Sutherland because Of his vote
in connection with the Newberry case,
and has in fact sought to make that an
Issue. These criticisms OF Ogden and
of Sutherland do not appear to have had
much effect and have had no influence
In changing sentiment for or against
the candidates mentioned. Although
Lilly will fall far short Of making such
a showing as he did In 1915. yet he will
be able to carry. II seems TO be agreed,
such counties as Fayette Summers,
Mercer. Raleigh and possibly kanawha
County at least as matters now stand.
There are many Of those associated
with the present administration who
are favorable to his candidacy, though
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
n. office OF The Board OF Commission
ars Of the County OF Ohio. until 100
o'clock A NJ Saturday. August 18th,
1922. for IN. construction OF a brick
surface on a Stag base IS feet In width
on a portion Of the Stone Church Road
in Tr!adelph!a District. approximately
/ 200 feet in length beginning at the
city limits
The work 70 h. done according to
state Standard Specifications and Plans
on Ale In the office Of the Clerk OF Tho
BOARD Of Commissioners and the County
Road Engineer
Proposals must be made on forms
furnished BY the Engineer. and be ac-
companied by a certified check for Ave
rS) per cent OF the total mount OF the
bid
The Board Of Commissioners reserves
the right 70 reject any or all bids.
BY order OF
The Board Of Commissioners OF the
County Of Ohio.
81. c. Underwood.
Clerk.
A. c. HOFFMAN.
County Roa. Engineer.
julyE1-17-24-S1
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Plans and Specifications for the erec-
ton Of an addition to the State Odd
Fellows Home at Elkins. w. Va. are
ready for bids at r. T. Sanshury's
(ArchitecD Office In parkersburg. w.
Va. BIDS will he opened on July 81.
1922 at the home in E.lkins. Certified
check in the amount "f on" Thousand
Dollars TO accompany each bid. The
Board OF Directors reserve the right t.
accept any or TO reject all bids
J. d SilCott,
Sec Board
julyt5-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
CALL MASS MEETING
Of is RAIL UNIONS

Waco. Tex, July 1s.-A call for
mass meeting Of members OF all OF the
Is standard railroad unions in Texas to
be held here Tuesday TO consider the
strike situation was Issued today FOL-
lowing a meeting here of 500 represent
atives OF the unions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
WOMAN AND BABY
over NIAGARA FALLS

Niagara Falls. July 1s.-An uifidsnti.
ned woman, said by some witnesses to
have carried q baby in her arms, was
swept to death over Niagara Falls, to-
night. the woman either fell or leaped
into the river at a point about two hun
dred feet above the Goat Island bridge
and was rapidly carried out into thc7
swift current. On the bank were found
a black scarf with the initial go and
two fandkerchiefs with the initial IT,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
RANGERS TO DENISON

Dallas Texas. July Ex-Governor
Pat NJ Neff. has ordered Captain Tom
Hickman. Of tho Texas Rangers togeth-
or with his men back to Denison to
keep in close touch with the strike SIT
uation there and to keep him advised
OF developments. according TO a state
mcnt by the governor today in Dallas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
RAIL
GUARDS MISSING
MOB OF STRIKERS AND sYMPArH1-
SERS ATTACK SPECIAL OF
TIGERS OF ATLANTIC
COAST.
Seven Rescued, Some 80 Badly injured
They Require Services Of Ply
siotans-May Call Troops.

Raleigh. y. c. July lS-Request for
troops was sent - Gov. Morrison to-
night by the mayor of Rockymount and
the sheriffs Of Edgecombe and Nash
counties to guard the shops Of the At
lantic Coast Line there. Gov. Morrison
directed them TO send a written request
and said ne would act on II tomorrow.
al the same time calling adiutant Gen
Metts hero for conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Rocky Mount. y. c.. July 16-Six o.
thirteen special agents and guards Of
tho Atlantic Coast Line Railroad who
were kidnapped early today by a mob
OF alleged strikers and sSmpathizers.
were still missing tonight. Four OF
the men were located during the day
at Elm City and three at Wilson. Sew
eraI Of the rescued had been so seriously
handled by their captors as TO require
medical attention.
Tho guards were seized IN a local
restaurant which was ra!ded by a
crowd estimated to comprise about 500
men. After being stripped OF their
weapons they were forced into waiting
automobiles which at once dashed GU,
OF tho city.
Mayor G. L. Gray. addressing a mass
meeting which was called as soon as the
raid became known publicly. warned
that further disorder would result In
call for troops to control the situa-
ton. Several hundred strikers were
said to have been among those who
heard the mayor. Every available de-
putty sheriff IN the county were called
10 duty today and preparation made to
augment this force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Attempt TO Wreck Train.

Dallas. Texas. July lH.-Rloodhounds
have been placed on the trail OF men
who attempted 70 wreck TEXAS & Pacific
passenger train No. q. from New Or
leans westbound for Fl l'aso. this morn
ing. J. L. Lancaster. receiIer Tor the
Texas & Pacific lines. announced to-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Mrs. Lula Jackson was fined SIS and
costs and Mrs. Laura Sedan was as
sessed 81 and costs Saturday aight In
police court when arraigned on
charge Of being disordcrly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
FOR sALE-AUros.

FOR SALE-Electric Automobile Ele-
vator. call or write Is. +. Drapenfeld
& Co Inc, Washington, Pa. Julyl5-i
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Rocky Mount. n. c., July 16.-All
available deputy sheriffs in Edgecomb
county were called TO duty today fol-
lowing an attack upon squad OF rail-
road guards. In a proclamation to
strikers. the city authorities warned
that further outbreaks would result in
a request that troops be sent to con-
troll the situation.
A number of the guards were KID
mapped. taken into the woods and severe
~ beaten. Two OF them were reported
70 have been seriously injured.
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