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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
GOVERNOR MORGAN SUMMONED
tn CHARLES TOWN AS WITNESS

Charleston, W. Va. April 81
Governor Morgan left Charleston
tonight for Charles Town. whrr"
he ia to be a witness in the trial
of mine union men in connection
with the ARMED march from
Marmet to Mingo last summer.
The governor had been in
formed today that he would not
be summoned to Charles Town
probably for several days, but
word from the jefferson county
seat this afternoon indicated that
his presence was desired immcdi-
atelv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
HE DID not KNOW.

Somerset, Pa. April 27.-At the con-
tinuation Of injunction proceedings
brought by coal operators OF this ter
ritory against tho United Mine Work.
crs, before Judge John 4. Berkey here
today, counsel for the union attempted
to draw from Frank r. Lyon. Of Fair
mont, W. Va. vice president OF the
Consolidation Coal company. 4 state
ment which would show connection OF
Standard Oil interests with the Consoli-
dation company.
Questioned whether stock in the Con.
solidation Coal compony was owned by
the Standard Oil company. Mr. Lyon re-
nlicd that he did not know.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Fort Worth Death Toll
Reduced Now to Ten
Two Of tho Three Flood Victims whose
Bodies We're Recovered,
Buried

Fort Worth. Texas. April c;-Wtth
the lis, Of missing reduced 10 thirty
,So. relief workers tonight expressed
-hc belief that the death toll from tho
flood which swept this district early
Tuesday would probably br loss than
ten No additional bodies were found
today. Two of the three fl""d victims
whose bodies were recovered were bur
led today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
No HOPE Of
CLOSING BREAK
ANOTHER LEVEE or
LOWER RIVER LETS co
Over Three Hundred Families
Driven From Their Homes
at Poydras, La.

New nrIcnns. April c1.-With prac-
'!caliy all hope Of closing the break IN
the lcvcc at Fcr-iday. la, abandoned
the break there now having widened 10
approximately 1900 feet, levee en-
sinecrS today turned their attention 10
other points whore danger threatens
the most pronounced being at Arkansas
city ARK. and ElaQucmine. La
Two important breaks occurred IN the
Icvcc system in this state To-Day
The second break OF tho day was re-
nort.d NJ poydraS. twelve miles below
New Orleans where about $50 families
wcrc driven out Of n section OF St Bern
ard Parish between the river and Lake
EOrEnc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
President Harding Escapes River MlShap
JUDGE NEWBY
TEMP[AR HEAD
Next Conclave Will Be Held at
Seattle-Chicago Com
manderies Win Prize.

New Orleans. April c7.-After eiectihs
orficcrs for three year terms and Sc
lnctInr Seattle. Wash. as the next con-
vention city. the thirty-fifth concla~s
~ KNIGHTS Templar came to a close here
late to-day
Leon!das Newby. Of Knightstown, 1nd-
was elected Most Excellent Grand MAS
ter, succeeding Joseph K Orr.
Chicago communicates won -FOUR OF
the five prizes Offered for best ofiliso
teams In exhibition drills.
The plan by which 100000 would Do
expended annually for the education OF
American girls and boys, was adopted
at the closing session of the eonchre.
II was decided TO appropriate 100000
Immediately for the work. Aemoers OF
,he order will be assessed 81 year.
bringing the amount to total OF $780,
600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Lawyers for the State Outline
Their Case in Opening State
ment-Nine Farmers on the
Jury in Trial Of Mine Leader
at Charles Town.

Charles Town. W. Va April
27-(By the Associated Press)-
\ number OF the state witnesses
were tahen TO Harpers Ferry to-
night t" the headquarters OF
prosecution counsel for examina-
ton before being put on the
stand tomorrow. AT meeting
of defendants and their Wit
ncSSes here il was claimed that
three men under Indictment en-
Other charges in connection with
the march had been taken with
,hr state witnesses. hut attor-
n-yS for the defendants said
they had no accurate infurma-
zion as To this tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Control Of |. {. & ".
purchased froA Now York Central b.
van SU Aep Interests Of
van Gland

cleveland. April "7.--Control nr the
! .tkc Eric Of Western railroad owned
wv tho Now York Central Railroad com
;onv, has hccn purchased by q. i. and
!. !. Van SworinEcn. Of Cleveland. and
.brIr o~,;oCiatrS, u. Il Van SwcrinGrn.
chairman 0f the board o' directors or
tho Nickel Plate railroad, announced
nrre tonight upon his return from New
York. where the negotiations were con-
,iudpd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Judrs Newby'S Carver.

Indianapolis, Ind, April z7.-Juo0S
Leonidas Perry Newly. who has been
active in Masonic affairs for many
years, was born on a farm In Henry
county, Indiana. April 9, 1856, and has
lived in Knightstown, Ind, since 1s72.
lie had held various public offices as .
Republican. serving as president OF the
state senate eight years and as acting
lieutenant governor four years. He has
been an officer OF banks in Indianapolis
and elsewhere, and director in sixteen
corporations.
Mr.. Newly arranged in 1918, as spe-
C!al commissioner for the grand eneamp-
ment, knights Templar, for tho adop-
tion by the encampment Of 500 French
war orphans. and also entered into m
agreement with the Knights Templar o.
England for the rebuilding at Jerusalem
Of the Hospital Of St John Of jerusalem,
which was constructed by the order In
the tenth century. He is the author OF
"Sidelights on Tcmplar Law" which
has been adopted generally throughout
the grand encampment.
Mr.. Newby married Miss Mary Eliza
beth Breckenridge in 1876. They have
O son and a daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Europe Must
Bear Burden
Lloyd Georges Appeal Tor
American Cooperation
May Have Effect on Pub
lie Opinion.
By DAVID LAWRENCE
(Copyricht - The lE;c.itGcnccO

washingtcn. April -. Prime Minis
ter Lloyd G""r=r VII har" 20 look TO
American ru!,,:c op:Hivn a"I no; u"
United Statr> :;uvrr"Hr"ut ;"r H7 anS""'
10 his plea for American ,1:d I" rccE'''
European chaos.
Those In position OF authority herr
feel that the American atutude 'o""'"
the British prime minister's alarming
speech should be- Developed without SUI
-estion from Official sources
No one doubts that Mr.. Lloyd G"oTE"
Is in the midst OF 4 serious Slti'tt"n ''''''
that the practical problems WIN "h''"
Europe is confronted involves cS'''a'
set OF circumstances for all '"''''rA'"'
But that has been Eur"pcs rr"n."nl
from the beginnirC--Nc least E;'S'"'"'
Harding has considered = h.S !&;E i"
regard the problem A. i"S"p'"'''
though to be sure cr0no:n!' 60" "~''NU'H''> =
of q political problem ar" apt :" l." -
Injurious 70 the United states ;hat hard
ly anyone here i blind |" the :Icc ih.'t
lust now the political history o. t.ur"N"
is inextricably woven n 'nc :H"V'" -
economic reconst-uc,:on thG"GShoUt th'
the world.
While the British prime minister IN
plores America TO hep no; necessarily
with physical force hut with moral IN
fluence, one Is that N" n't''
States government. meaning IN 'h'S ease
Secretary Hughes Iad -" either n"tA-
bers OF the CaHiCrt who have "''n u
yeloping American policy toward II"
Genoa conference believe a. firmly TO-
day "a they did when ~" invitation I"
attend the con:eccn"" 49, r'j"'t"d that
Europe must sooner or 'Nicr >"'N" h'F
own crises and do So.n,'him. oE h'" ">r.
,nItiatiye withcut :hc u,,I:urI"i. "r ,"'ia.
sells Of America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
VERDICT OF SUICIDE

rhIcago. ADril "T--s N"rd.0t %! tNI-
cide while mentally dcrADE"d, was Tc-
turned hy 4 cnronrrs jury today. inreSN-
gazing The death Of Mrs. Jane Fletcher
Mirkcl Whigham. daughter or l. II.
Fletcher. Of Fay cry. M,"h 4 cand'-
date fer tn" Ecruhl'rau u"m'nn''"n for
tn" ro.rrror-i,II, II ilrc STAT. 81 nd
ed her life yesterday by taking i"'$on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
HowAT ARRESTED

Pittsburgh. aKnsas. April "7.-Al"1-
ardrr Howat. d"pos"d union m!n"rF
president. who has h""n sought by
Crawford county au'horiti"s since COM
m'''ments w"r" issued Tuesday. was
arrested tonight ~ Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
TEE WEATHER

| west virginia :Cloudy in north; prob
Sbly showers in south Friday. Satur-
day lhovsrs. No change in tempera-
turs.
Ohio: Cloudy in north, unsettled with
possibly showers in south Friday and
Saturday. No change in temperature.
Western Pennsylvania: Cloudy and
cool Friday. Saturday cloudy; possibly
Rhovss1 t1 axtxems west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Morse In
Hot Water
FINANCIER AND HIS
ASSOCIATES INDICTED
Alleged to Have Used the
United States Mails With
Intent to Dcfraud.

New York; Aprl - har'"S w
Morse. &"w Yurk unan"i"r. MS thrS'
.rrv ave! twenty ,.ih'rs. SOM" iF"mih'h'
~ .hiur,l,... r..ual and hruk"rH"" ''rrt'H
v,.r, ,rrusrl - Il federal 'ndI'imcht
,n,I,r with having used III" mails Z"
dc:rauJ Investors IN the stock" OF var
,nrS steamship companies.
Th" agl;r"gatc authorized capital OF
IN, ,un,!rv corporations ran .it" scores
If millions Of dollars and included IN"
I'nit,d states Steamship Company ana
I, subs :diuri.S. United states transport
Company. Inc. ami thr holding "rEan'z-
alton known "a the U"!tcd states ship
Ping Corporation.
The Defendants.
The PRINCIPAL dctrudant$. charged
" tn cunSpir.nE since May. 1919, TO nc
fraud investors and put their alleged
swinrling scheme into effect by use "i
advertising matter sent through thS
mails, were named as follows:
Charles W. Morse and sons Edwin A.
Of Washington: benjamin w. "f New
York. and Harry. Of rirc"nwi"h Conn.
Martin ]. Gillcn, formerly assistant
TO the chairman Of the United States
shipping Eoard.
William A. Rarbcr. former attorney
general OF South Carolina
Mark l.. Gilbert. former president
Shin Construction e Trading Company,
St"n:nGtun. conn.
George N. Eurdtt, attorney for
Morse interests.
Richard q. White, New York. former
president United States TRANSPORT 'om-
rany-
Stuart G. Gibboney. lawyer
Tho Charges-
These men. the indictment alleged.
have since May. 1919, conSpired to de-
fraud investors with 4 View To- their own
profit hy divers schemes and ariiiceS
Among these was alleged misrcprc-
srntation in advertising that the United
States Steamship Company. VITA an
authorized capital OF s25.Ooo.0ON. and
Ats underlying companies, such rs the
, ,'roton Iron works. Virginia Shiphuild-
ing Company. and Hudson Navigation
company. wele going concerns with
large contracts. Soth governmental and
private. for building and repairing ships
and carrying freight. and that they
wero paying bona-ild" dividends and
we're backed Ivy valuable assets. ana
that. therefore. TO buy stocks in thcS"
ORGANIZATIONS would prove pront2tl" 4"
nves tors. both in speculation and IN
dividends.
The contracts were not 10 represent
I'd. the grand jurors alleged: nor w"r"
IN" assets. and the companies were not
paving dividends. The Indictment
charged that the defendants knew IN
ycstors had been prccluded from profit
!nr by their own msmanaCemrnt
Mr. Barber and Mr.. Gibbnnny. in
statements tonight declared themselves
innocent Of the charges against them
Both said they would ask for imm"di'
ntc trialS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
May BE world Crisis.

There IS 70 be sure u recognition "'
the fact THAI e matters TO not c't o";'
ter. a world crisis may b" pTe'.r!'3''"
and the whole face OF things ALTERED :"
much that America must throw tra"!
uton to the winds again as in Ap"!" i2i'
BuS just as the United States waited
two and half years from August. l".h
for HNrope 70 solve N"c c"ri.'"'. :"
would il seem that America now under 1
fRepublican administration woutd wal
fer public opinion to for" government
intervention in q wor'@ disturbance.
Somehow tho gravity - the Butts.
minister's words does not strike a not"
OF apprehension here. Faith IN n"
ability OF Europ"an governments q"
reach some kind "t au understanding
among themselves has not been lost. /.
Premier poiucarc'S G"-:t-ai"nc i'".:'E
should lead 10 extremes EErorea0 "H;n-
ion Is still counted powerful. "noush &c
bring France 20 rraS"u An '"!2t"'
France Is not regarded aS likely 10 "H'
rose a combined Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
UPPER DECK Of
BOAT CRASHES
Is PERSONS INJURED;
ONE, PROBABLY FATAL
Scores Crawl From Under
Wreckage Before Being
Crushed By 1mbers.

tinrinnati. o.. NpWl 2i.-.Nr-
rur,liu- to the Cincinnati polio
tonight. twcnty-cight persons wrr"
injured in the collapse Of the deck
vi ,hr steamer Island Queen while
on the voyage to Point PlcaSan'.
Ohio.
Among those more seriously IL.
ilrrd. as reported by he police. Is
Wilbur Morgan, fifteen years Ole.
Il student OF Manchester. who's"
barN is probably broken.
roin, TTrasant Oh.n. April "7.--(Ev
the Associated Press - President lard
ia.'S advcnturcs",nc thirty mile voyage
IN rho ohio river t"L- Z" 1arN"'rAr
=. the on hunt:"dth birthday ann'v"rS,
n,y nf General Gran; narrowly cS'aI"d
serious disaster when part OF the thlr'i
d"..A -: III" steamer Island queen
crashed 90 IL" j",k below. carrying
VIII l. som" @"n persons. only hair
minutes vurr,ar - cracking 'inN"rS
gave a schoo. ,h,idr"u,s hand and many
,r,,,hcrs on t., d"cN below time 70 get
.:"H' under IN" '''H"."-
twenty r'cht P''S''"N WIZ
warned the President
~. .hc r-cs:den, and Mrs EIari!n-
.,,l ,.i..r d,sri-rui,'.r,I rc-S0narnS IN
-. n,..,r,!r7.iai par.v wcrc nor ahoar!
~, r.l,rd Queen WIS due ~ ahvic" g;
..,.,.,rr,,,rn, ;rSrectOrs. lato last night
.rrcy ,1yivnd ora;rs. ,Nc president max
w. ,rc .rir on tho Old pleasure hnat
b.rous.. nr har condition. Consc1uNu'Iv
.le y~-sidnr, and Ms party ~"r" as
~i..rsl - tho CqvuCa. a government
roa, which oil tho Gnt!Na ~ seven
,.,-,nrs from Cincinnati bearing he
,wccn ten and fifteen thousand i"oHt"
ra Injured
, Oh,o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
The Five Questions
The five questions follow:

Th" five questions fo!low:
Are ,nu willing to put In writing ana
S!"u i statement declaring that you be-
1--we that you are the descendant or an
upc"'
"Do you believe in the miracles as re-
ported in IA" OH and New TeStamcntS:
"Du y"u believe In the supernatural
a. recorded in the old and New Testa =
m"nt&"?
"nn you believe In the Virgin birth
Of Christ "a reported in tho Gospel?'
"I,o ,:",I believe that Christ appeared
10 His Disciples after His ascension as
-r,.ordcd N IN" concluding verses of
the last chapter or Matthew. and made
HIS claim TO all power IN Heaven and on
Earth sent His followers out TO make
disciples or All nations and promised L"
he with them always. even unto tho end
Of the world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
GRANT PRAISED
BY HARDING
GREAT CROWDS AT
OHIO RIVER TOWN
President Declares Grant
Would Have Approved Era
of Understanding.

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"'o' ''H'''. ''''.'. =
'n-; III 'r" N"'""" 81 'h' spot W"r'"
'''n' IA! 'f' 'n' WAS ",''" i"' iI'S rs
today ll"S'H'N' lidF"'hS "'o"N"t i"'''.
great airi""S' 'r"'h h''''h 'houSt""
m'"P'"' ""rn "' 'N'",SS'" "'I D''..' '''''
the Erat mon 'aHrr W"ul" nave Hp-
proved all the r""N"'iS mas 80 recently
d"T!,' IL joining other nations IN Hl'!AS
th' burdens - armament and promoting
U',G' rStanL!ngs which make war less
!.~"iN.'
B IT," a"dlci'H. composed mainly or
rh'"an~ wh" J"ufH"A"d mere :" ""Ir-
h'''" III" centennial "' ''ran' ''"th'
'h""r'd ais" when Mr. ii'rH'hs "'''l'"
';h" Sa"iI'c ANA n'"'"n-"'o" SrT''e
IN the world r'N'a''" IN" common A''cf-
:tan-S"H'
Many Distinguished Guests
NJ II,rIi,,. .n,,Lc from =, stand I'M
.,...d,,.,I, .,li,,j,.ro ,h,, snn, on which
,,,,. u.b.-, ,..pcr,l Grant
v.,. Lnr, Mr. Harding, Mrs, Fred
,.-,,, ,,d many other distirru!shcd
,,,or,, rrnnjrcn, in IN. official life
,ro ,,,inn and r,.. VIEW. on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
(Contnusd on Page Sixtsen.)
NEW QUESTIONS
BY MR.. BRYAN
Propoundcd After He Is
Forced to Give 500 Check
TO W. V. u. Professor.

M"rrnn'owu. W Va. April "'.-FiV"
r..w iIrNl.nu~ pr"puuuded by William
J..unruc Ery;,n arc playing 4 part III
lh, d",Isi"n ~ lpr. X. &. SpanGler. pro-
.,..ur Of ;ut.,ny at West Virginia Uni
v..rS.iy. a. 70 whether or not he Will ac-
.,,i i check for 500 from Mr.. bryan
.,h;,I th.. professor claimed as his re
Wald fer tn u!w"rlng certain questions OH
"l"ii!j..u ,ut b. ihr former secretary
uf state. N a recent address mere. II"
r.rrL ,yt- mailed to Rev. ". -. Baylor
o. Murgantown for DIR. Spangler, &C
,.n.rtianird 10y a letter in which MI
irSan stated that the professor hah
,r,lrd nothing. but that he was I'M .
v;!iIny ih:,, il should he said he refused
- rtt ik.. Sinu He added that IT was
worth Sou Ia HIM TO see u college pro-
i"S-;,.r guilty uf '"wIrdIy evasion. h''
SI,anvl"r SAID today that he would re
lu.c t. answer the live additional QucS~
tons which I've described as being no
part of H." original offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

charles Town. w. Va. April 27.-(BJ
Th. Associated Press Tho states
story Of what il terms the invasion OF
Logan county and on which II IS bASinY
a charge OF treason against officials
Of the miners union and others waS
outlined today TO the jury In the case
OF William Rli=zarh. first to go to trial.
Detailed recital Of the killing OF several
mo, in the course OF the march and
fighting was mingled in the opening
nddrcs, Of 4 NJ Belchcr. associated
In the prosecution counsel. With the
:r,!vlr"~ charged against Blizzard ana
other officers OF the union in direction
and in aid OF the lighting forces.
Randi progress WAS made during the
day.s sessions Of tho jefferson county
circuit court. ~ compared with the pre-
rcd;rg davS. when legal questions had
dc,.yrd action. An amended bill OF
nartjcula-s was filed by the state.
iury picked and sworn and when court
adjourned all was ready for the taking
Of testimony. The jury was made up
.nr n!rr farmers. 4 mill employee.
merchant and Il saw mill operator.
The Allegations.
Even nftr? Il proclamat tinn by tho
nr.Sldrur "' IN" nitcd States had oeen
rcad near The battle line in Logan coun-
", Blizzard continued to furnish am
muriiinu and supplies to the men VINO
we're fighting against forces OF the state
Mr. fletcher charged in his opening.
statement IN which he also alleged that
Rlizzard with other officers or tne
United Mine Workers visited locals IN
rar!nus rarts Of the coal fields giving
IctaiIs oc a proposed armed invasion
f I.rrar AMI Minco counties. before
the march hogan.
Ecrinr.rr with review of the pro-
c,ora,'n, nr marital law In M'ngo coun-
~ and The STRIKE conditions which pr".
rccdcd T. NJ E"i"h"r said I'r'Sidsnt
fconttnued on Page Eightsen.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
THE INTELLIGENC GER

has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IL the
State of West Virginia.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03
LOCAL RED CROSS CHAPTER
 HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING

The Roll Call Committee under the direction of w. H. Whittlesey met at the office of the local Chapter of the Red Cross last evening and perfected an organization for making this an- nual Roll Call in Seward the largest since the World War. Considerable in terest has been developed in the Red Cross through the presence of Miss Fuller, the Delano Nurse, who will make Seward her headquarters.
 The presence of Miss Fuller will re- suit in considerable increase in the activities of the Seward Chapter and it is important that the membership of this chapter be made to include everyone in Seward With this as their aim the Roll Call Committee will launch it's drive on November 7th, which will continue until Armistice Day, November 11th. Everyone in Seward will be asked to give their moral and financial support to the good work of the local chapter.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03
NEW TRAIL NEARLY
 READY FOR TRAVEL

Of interest to those who will travel from Nenana down river during the winter will be the news that the new cutoff trail from the Panama termi- nus to Fort Gibbon, has been complet- ed. This trail leads from Nenana to the Johnny Campbell roadhouse, on the old Hot Springs trail, and was re- gently constructed by popular sub scription among those interested in the project. By the construction of the trail it is not now necessary for trav- elers to take passage to Dunbar sta tion, as formerly, but leave directly from Nenana for the army post town. The new trail will be brought to bet ter stage of completion during the winter
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03
7HE PENNY CARNIVAL
WILL BE STAGED TOMORROW 1 NIGHT AT A. B. HALL

The Penny Carnival, under the aus pices of the Seward schools, will commence tomorrow night promptly at eight o'clock in Arctic Brotherhood hall. A short program concluding with a snappy ministcal show will open the evenings fun.
 A track meet with well known en- trants in every event will follow the
 minstrel show. Don't miss the meet; it promises something unique in the annals of Seward.
 Immediately after the track meet the side shows will open. Attrac- tions have been arriving by airplane for the past week and a remarkable aggregation is the result. The even ings entertainment will close with a nickle dance, to music generously con tributed to Mrs. Van Wrinkle and MT. Manthey.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03
NOONsH|NE JOINTS ARE
 RA|OED IN KENTUCKY

KNOXVILLE, NOvember~3-Distil leries were destroyed, $500 gallons Of beer in 95 fermenters were poured out and nine men arrested in raids in Brewhitt county, Kentucky, during the past twenty-four hours. The stills were made of gasoline tanks and pro- duced poisons. Dead animals were dis covered in the beer
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03
TEELAND UNDERTAKING LONG
 VOYAGE TO PUGET SOUND

The power boat Iceland will leave today for the south, it being stated that Seattle is it's destination. Captain Chris Nelson, who will be in command of the craft, expects to make the trip in quick time. The Teeland recently came from the westward, bringing the body of John Miller to Seward, for burial.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03
PRINCE WILL BE THERE

DOORN, November 3-An addition was made to the notables who will be in attendance at the wedding of the wedding of the former emperor when the former crown prince arrived here last night. 1t is stated that the re- ligious ceremonies will be held next
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03

ITALIAN AMBASSADOR RESIGNS
 ROME, Nov. 3.-Ronaldo Ricci Ital- ian ambassador to Washington resign cd today, following controversy with his government.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03

Workmen today commenced the construction of cross walk on Fourth and Railroad avenues, adjoining the Arcade building. The walk will be built on grade and the street levels brought up to it.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03

Every suit we rail 10 c.can satisfac torily by our new process we will re- fund your money as we aim 10 please YOU. JORDAN VALET SERVICE. If
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03

Thos. King, at Mile 3 1-2 who was
 in town yesterday, states that he has q tie contract and will start on it soon.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03

A tie contract has been awarded by the Engineering commission to MT. Bishop at Mile 29. He has started q crew at work building roads.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03

Louis Larssen, the well-known fed eral employe. has purchased the old Leach property on Adams and Second streets.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03

Alex Gaboff is out cruising timbe this week looking for desirable mater ial for the tie making.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-03

Frank E. Leslie yesterday purchas- ed the Harvey lots and two residences on Third avenue, from Mrs. Ester Fox, daughter of MT. Harvey. The build ings will be succeed and otherwise improved.