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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
SUGGEST CHANGES
INBASEBALL RULES
Would Give Base on Balls for
Three Balls and Change
Foul Ruling.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Sugges-
! tions for TWO radical changes in the
baseball rules came recently from
St Louis
1t was suggested that a free ticket
to the bases be issued on three balls
instead OF four balls, as at present,
and that three fouls on the third
strike should constitute an out.
While there is nothing particular
~ wrong with the suggestion. any
adoption of the changes probably
would be opposed on the theory
that they are not needed.
Reducing the number Of balls to
three would only word q handicap
three would only work a handicap
enough handicap now with the live
- ball the freak rules, etc.
Making it an out for three fouls
on the last strike would not be OF
much importance. Joe O'Brien.
Jack Dunn and some OF the old
timers tell how John McGraw and
the old Orioles used to knock fouls
by the hour TO weaken the oppos-
ing pitcher but it is not done today
because the batters are not able 10
do it.
There is one thing Of value in the
suggestion. 1t would speed up the
game and speed IS surely needed.
Too many games last year ran two
hours. two hours and a half and
three hours. Some Improvement
could be made if the umrires would
keep after the players. but the Off
Gals seem just as lazy themselves.
Club owners. privately Il not for
publication know that pitching is
under too much Of a handicap and
il is understood that the umpires
may be instructed 10 permit the
moderate use of resin next year on
the ball Many pitchers used it last
/ season when they could get awav
with It and some of them did con-
sistently.
When the pitching was TOO good
/ the popular demand was for hitting
and now there is such an excess
of slugging that the fans are be-
ginning TO howl for some old-time
ritching
While none OF the high moguIs
would never admit it. there IS 10
doubt that some.hin~ was done last
winter TO put more life IN the ball.
Il produced a season OF tho most
dynamic hitting and Il proved too
much of good thing Pitchers
grew lax and fielding suffered be-
cause the bail couldn't be handled
and players were little backward
about taking chances.
II is understood that tho balls Will
not be So lively next year. 80 one.
OF course. will do anything TO take
the life out Of the bali. but they
just simply won't be so lively.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

son, youth must deliver the punch.
Working along those lines. hickey
has already supplanted his two vet
eran first saclIers by Jim Bottomly
Of Syracuse.
Jacques Fournier. one Of Rickey's
vets. hit 342 in 1921 and played the
bag accep;ably. Last season he
siumped in all departments. BOT
tomly was brought from the Cardi-
nails farm at Syracuse in q hurry.
His showing during the fGg end
Of the season makes it certain thai
Hickey need not worry about first
base. In 81 games he hit 325.
EottOmly is a left-handed thrower
and halter. considered n decided ad-
vantage for a first baseman. If you
have your doubts on that point con-
slider Fred Tenney Hal Chase and
George Sisler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
Prospects for Illinois
Not Tenn But LittLe KnOfUIl

URBANA. H., Dec. 14.-With a
squad OF eleven men composed or
last years substitutes and eligible
men from the freshman varsity, ILL
nois goes into this seasons Big Ten
basketball scrap with chances that
may land the Orange and Blue any
where from the championship to the
cellar position. The whole situa-
ton is summed up as follows; it is
q young team trying a new style OF
play.
The new style Of play comes with
Coach Craig Ruby who graduated
from Missouri in the Missouri Val
lev conference to Illinois in the Big
Ten. Ruby played every position on
the team during his varsity days,
and since taking up coaching has
had a remarkable success. His stlye
the short pass, is said to be unlike
that OF other mentor in the confer
ence. The nearest to it IS that en-
ployed by Meanwen at Wisconsin.
Headed by Capt, Hellstrom, who
did not play last winter because Of
a broken ankle. the Illinl quintet will
be selected from the following: Pet
er, Stillwell. ROettger Pophn, Nogel,
Hanson. Jipe, Hiloper, Schultz and
walker. Not one OF these men play
ed a complete game last year. Ac-
Cording to Coach Ruby, however,
they have fire in their eyes, are
mastering his short passing game,
and should at least make things In
teresting for opponents during the
coming flag chase.
Fifteen games make up the Illinois
schedule. Although the conference
lid is not tilted until Jan. 6, the pro-
conference competition starts Dec.
16, when Washington L. comes 20
Urbana. Notre Dame follows on
Dec. p and Butler on Jan 2. COM
pletes the preliminary training.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
Indians Trade Rehg and
HanIneL to Louisville

INDIANAPOLIS. md, Dec H.
(By A. P)-Walter Rehn. veteran
outielder OF the local American as
ISOLATION baseball team, and Out
fielder Hammen. a recruit. have
been traded 70 the Louisville asso-
citation team in exchange for Al FL
ls, outhelder according 10 announce
ment by the management or the In
dianapolis club tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
BALL WRITER'S ENDORSE
ACTION ON COBB'S HIT

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-(By a.
P.)-The Baseball Writer'S associa-
ton Of America today Endorsed the
action Of its New York chapter In
refusing to recognize Ty Cobb's 1922
batting average as .401 because Of
alleged arbitrary action by Ban
Johnson, president Of the American
league. crediting the Detroit man
ager with hit in a game here May
Is although the play was recorded
as an error by the official scorer.
Sharply divided opinion on the
question. existed among the writers
the resolution OF the New York
chapter being supported by chap
ter vote Of 4 10 ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
FLASHY ATTACK OF
IRISH SQUAD IS TOO
MUCH FOR INVADERS
Halas Uses Entire Squa d
Against Chicagoans -Kizer
Outstanding Star.
- I'D q. FUNK.l

Completely Outcla5s.ng the slow
er Lewis Institute team Of Chicago
SOtre Danes promising basketDall
quintet scored an easy 40 90 Is tr!-
umph in its first home appearance
in the Notre Dame sym yesterday
afternoon.
Coach Walter Halas used his en-
tire squad Of II men, and of this
number Noble K.zer. one OF South
Bends products. played the feature
game. Besides tossing FIVE out OF six
free throws and scoring three goals
from the field. the speedy guard
was instrumental IN sque.ch.ng a
majority OF the Windy city team e
plays,
Team Play superb.
ExceIent team play marked the
work OF the Irish throughout the
ARRAY. even during the time Haias
had his third string players on the
court. The first team combination OF
Kane. Enright, Miller, K.zer and
AIayI got away 20 a spectacular start
by rolling Up &c points before the
opposition was able 20 tally
During this period the visitors
seemed on the dirt floor, and were
entirely unable 70 cope with the
fashy attack. They were slow, per
haps due to the strange floor. and
helpless when attempting to break
up Irish plays. On the other hand,
THAR only opportunities to score
were nUllided by teasing rolls
around the hoop which Invariably
dropped outside
After the Notre Dame team had
secured a comfortable lead, Haias
sent his second team into the game
and play was fairly even for the re-
manning six minutes OF the first half.
The reserves out-scored their rivals
to 3, however, and the score at
half time favored the Irish. 2S to 8.
Reserves Score at VIII.
At the start Of the second half
the Irish second team continued I'm
the game for about eight minutes
when the third team was substtut-
ed. Both teams scored consistently
against the invaders and late I'm the
session the fnst team was again sent
en- the court, repeating its flashy
work or the opening minutes.
Ottoviano OF the Lewis institute
squad was the only member OF that
team showing any marked ability
on the court. his floor work being
good. while he also dropped two
baskets when he got the chance
Kaiser. a substitute guard also work
ed % advontage.
The ineups and score.
Eafv, HIM, fNnN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

BUENOS AIR Els-LouIs FIrpc.
South American heavyweight cham
pion, has booked passage TO the y.
s. on the Ebro. sailing Jan. 10. lie
is willing to meet the winner OF the
Brennan-Johnson bout. Firpo will
take Charles SCagIa, light heavy
weight champion. with him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
NOTRE DAME NOTES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES club meets,
NIishawaka public library. 1880 p
m: Orchestra concert, Washington
hall, S 2. m.
Publication OF a daily newspaper
on the campus. and a change in the
Schclaristic 10 a monthly, is under
discussion at the present time and
the opinion OF students is being
sought in the matter. Prof George
Shuster and the s. a. &. are in
charge OF the investigation which
will determine the advisibility %
such a move.
a special student train 20 Chica 20
next Wednesday morning az 10
o'clock has been announced for
the New York Central route Spec
lal coaches Will also be added fo-
the accommodation OF students on the
5.25 and 6:44 trains Tuesday night
over the same route.
An honest death Is better than a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
Votre Dame TranpIes Lewis Institute Quintet 40 to IL
Hickey Expecting
Great Things of
NeuU First-Sacker
Jim Bottomley Counted Upon
TO Fill Shoes of Fournier
for Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS, 40, Dec. 14-BraucE
Hickey. manage Of the 81. Toa!s
Cardinals. is convinced that II his
team is 10 again be I'm the running
in the Natona! league race next sea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

NEW YORK-Johnuy KIIbane.
worlds featherweig ht CHAMPION
wiz set $4,000 ana a percentas e
90 the gate receipts for defending
his title against Eugene Cr!qui. the
European champion. according 20
Promoter Tom O'Rourke. The
f'rtnchman IS 10 get $4,000 as his
end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

Where there is mystery. Il il gen.
orally supposed that there must also
- evil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

an eleven that lost only one game 10
the champion team OF the Missouri
Valley conference held the greatest
Army team OF years 10 a scorelcss
tie; beat Georgia Tech; Indiana, Car
negle Tech and Butler and had its
Soal line crossed only once.
That team was composed almost
entirely OF sophomores. II might
be a good team in 1924 with two
more years under the belts OF the
youngsters.
NEW NORK-Dick Kerr. White
Sox pitcher, has not applied for re-
inStatement and 81 he does be viii
have 20 serve another year away
from baseball. according 20 Com
missioner lands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

An honest death IS better than a
dishonest life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

Briggs Kingsley ha6ac OF the Franklin and Marshall college
a
country,
he leader
Outstanding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

Hundreds OF mon and women "' THIS
r!cinity a~s ike ships stranded on inc
reefs. Thelr suffering bod;H., arc SOW J.!
bu, surely being battered 70 his r. the
wrecAing waves or d!-sase. l.ai'r in'!
are thrown on ;hc shores % hfc :, Sh'';-
tered wreck. doomed TO the ..E'nS
death"
Neglect IS vha; put most "f ihcs" ro"-
pie where they are. They tailed L
heed Natures warnings. No p"rs"n
plays square with. himself whca NJ"
opens the way for destruction OF MS
health through dire neglect.
When the body cr:es out with rach'1E
pains and iormentinE Ills give Il =
chance. Gave i, the helping AID ;Ant 4?
needed to again place - IN s"InL
health condition. when. for any rrai-
on. the v.tap organs become ImraIr'd
they need real help such HS only can
be given. By standard. r"''ah!" ;n"di-
cine Natures ills ran ~ nest cured IN
Natures way. that is ~ .u'h med''
cine as p-sCo
NatureS truest medicin" - composed
entirely II roots. herbs. harhs and
leaves and Is abxolu;ci:' free from all
harmful mineral drugs. ard harsh nc
tal:c salts. This great natural. medicine
has proven boon to hundreds Who sur
tcred from stomach trouble. disorders oC
Tho k:dnsyS liver bowels. and nerves,
and such diseases as rheumatism. ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
OPEN WYOMING
OIL RESERVES
Contracts Designed to Assure
Permanent Naval
Supply.

Washington. April lE.--Cortracts '"r
IN. opening ~ the naval o.! reserves IN
Wyoming 20 pT~Ern, enterprise and ths
operation Of those already opened In
California in a manner designed - as
sure the navy rc-ufan"nc storage ~
fuel oil above ground ucra announced
today, with the Monmouth OIL com
rany Of Delaware. AMI the Pan-A meri-
can Petroleum company. "f California.
The contract with N" Monmouth
rnmpanv a new Cuu-c-n. ~ which r. VI.
Sinclair. Of the : rcla!- OIl COMPANY ~
president. rroN !iGs for N" tapping OF
the 20 called Tca2ot dom" in na"a' re-
serve No. = IN ", "m,nS. IN" c","rn-
ment 20 -eCfrNr graduated ro'aittra
ranging from =. r"- ccnt 10 80 per
cent for the entire area Of ~" reserve.
Under the Pan-tmCri"an rcrrn'cG'n
contract, HANDLING and exchange OF
crude ellis from naval r~S"rr"S Nos
ard IN California - ?-nN'd"d GOV tn
volyinc tho exchange Of raNY.S royalty
Of oil for the reserves OF fuel OF IN
storage at points designated b. navy
on tho Pacific coast
The contracts a." in lrnn with tho an
nounced fpoli"y nC the government with
reference 70 tho disposition Df The naTa
oil lands worked ont ny Se"rctarys Fall
and DENLY and iastitu,irS departure
from thc former po,icy ~ storing
naval oil IN the ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
HUNDREDS HERE ARE Being BATTERED
TO DEATH BY THE WRECK|NG
WAVES OF DISEASE
Neglect Has Placed Scores of Local Men and Women
the Brink of Physical and Mental Ruin
Relief Is at Hand. !
Many Are Embracing Opportunity to Get Wescores Civ
Startling Testmony-How They Have
Regained Their Health.

;arrh. asthma and similar Ills II seems
{" fU-r..h ir>; tho necessary natural
clements {" ID ,hc human system quick
y. permanently and effectively han.sh-
IN; G'S"a>>, and N,pinC out pain.
hnuE- ihn hundreds OF signed state
mCEl% % tcSt.mon! from grateful men
and women n" statements telling or al
u>' - pgc,". N many cases. after every
;G!uS c'-c ha., failcd Ia brinS permanent
irNCf Her" a." Just \ few selected a
random. read them carefully. They may
h-:rS - mcS>aE" or hope TO some afiliCt-
Cd 'r!'ui or relative. Miss Thcora Tai
:,,,i,: + have boon very sick for many
y"ars can iru'hCully say that this
drrc NJ moro good Than any hing else.
White NJ samuel Erunk ""ncS forward
with ono "C ,hH hr~S' things this medi.
riu" haS accomplished - to make mc
S'crr much b'''"r Tha''s God send"
,hcn tho following: Mr.. = l.. Webster
.avs---'Thc Fret hottie helped me- very
,ru,h. - got another 6otric and now
c2n irurhfuli> say that frcco has
s'orncd every pan IN my back. relieved
III. h"tdarh.y AVID dizziness and made
no feel Ike a now person.
Mr.. BLACK. tho wolf known Drsoo Ex-
port. has headquarters at G. h Gr4sst
& Company. to meet tho local public ard
explain the merits Of this great rSmsdy.
Soc him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
Real Kick" Of
Human Interest
In These Tales
HERE'S MAN WHO HAS
NOT MISSED SUNDAY
SCHOOL IN So YEARS

Aroona. IA. April IS \ record r"r
Gal SCHOOL and PRAYER meeting cQudll"d
10y few il possessed b. 4. Edward FIcvh.
Il retired farmer Of Hol'lday>hurr. II"
has not missed sunday school III :" years
md has been absent from church thr"'
lines and prayer meeting only one" :"
81 Years.
i UIs taIGh; as a ch;'f that ( Is m"
duty. % christian men and women 1" At
tend their religious duties with 4 r'-u.
iar;tv akin ~ the rising and setting ~
N" sun and I stall hold {" ina; h"'i"'.
re said He missed praNcr meeting a.
the tim. his Srr-In-lAw d!"G Although
- years old. Nj. FlcCk Is So! a'u', AT"
n ruhus, health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
MOONEY AND BILLINGS
PARDON RECOMMENDED
District Attorney Brady Says They
Were Convicted on False
Testimony.

.SaH f-anrrsC". April iS.-Distrlct At
'nrr"v Mathew Er2dL 0t San Fra nciS""
rIt, and COUNT. today sent a letter "a
';"vcru"r stephens asking him TO par
.inr Thum:l- u Mooney aud Warren r
billings, VII" ar" serving life sentences
for nur'!-r in connection with a bomb
,Apl"S;on here.
The cxrloN'ou vas or July -. l9l".
Turing = parade aud ton rcop,e were
k'I."d and fourteen inquired
Il believe u" person who permits
himself 20 anaIyZe the situation
Hr.G,'~ i,s,icr sad. rutcrtains any
,."uht tina, Mooney and Billings were
nuvlctrl on false testimony. The only
",,>un for keeping them in prison -
,hI, they are undesirable citizens
Tin" situation - on" which comes
Clearly wlthlu tn" provision granting
tho .n> c:unrn, power 10 pardon.
Frady said he agreed with those who
Condemn their attitude Of Mooney and
I:filrg~. toward our political inStItS-
lions. hut ne said though the continued
NM; Snnmcnt - mon convicted on t"s.
r.n,on~ generally REGARDED as false IS
more. Destructive "f these institutions
thar anything aGi,ators. such rs Moon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
Twilight Alloy"

An orsrotta cnti;rch "TW''iGht Alley
NJ h" given n tn" n.-h school aHdN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

afternoon IN hnrN~ ~ Nr-- Har:E lamp
ucli nf ia, ton. ard Mr.. licnrr IroftE.
NJ TItieh urgh. who arc listing her.
Rrldrr viii 10 'hc Cl>iinrr unit! = n lock
when r tempting: luncheon viii p" served
IN iUrriv Su"S'1.
warwcod Personals.
Richard hummer. nr FaltIplor'. for
merly or Warw"nd. iS visiting AT the
homo ~ Roscoe Smith. on Twrnt"-
second s6rrt
Mr. AMI Mrs ". l.. Cooper and "hIl-
dren. "f Moundsvi!ie. arc visiting
friends here
Mr. and Mrs. GcorG" Tracey and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
THREE MORE MINES
IN kANAWHA GOING
Production IN STATE Last Week Near
tho Average Mined During
1921

Charleston. " Va Anrj, !S.--Toal
load.ngl ~ N" various Wcst Virginia
nelds !o- Moniav w"r" reported today
b. the IVES, Wig MA coat association
eS follows New River. 1903 cars:
Kanawha 81. Logan. $50; Big Sandy.
40; I'ocahou.os. 81: Tug River. e6S:
Williamson. -. Cfinrh Valley. Tot:
Fairmonc lc5: Timer Potomac. %.
Twen'v-th-en n:nes w"r" "?"rl'.Hc N
he Karaai,, 90! '"d.,v. = Wa report
cd. "a ro12arc.l 9Th % on Monday.
Water CunninSHa ~, secr''r-v n; 10
West Virginia Goa. :,ESnri1:.nT. an
7ounccf tGS, coal rrnduct.ou N "a
.sfa'e ,se, week anoIu'Nd - l"7n 0on
tons. rhiio Tho average woes. p-odI"-
ton tor ta2f. he declared. xas only
snen1 1-519. 300 tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

rum Friday evening ny IN" sitih rran'
The children have been rrdrricing nara
anG r\pCri Ia III" n very inicre"tlnS
pr"gra nj ,hars~ Of - cents viii u"
III" admission.
Athletic banquet.
Tho ANIMAL arhlct,r banquet viii no
Nold IN the h'Th = n""! ruc~l1N evening.
trril g T<'r>r ehn played ZOO ha II and
haskcth ball and baseball will he included
in this hanuurt The Junior cooking
riass will serve tho banquet which viii
ho carried out in the high Sch"ol colors.
Green and White The banquet viii ls-
SIN promptly At : O'Clock.
woman's Missionary.
The Wonlan's Missionary Society Of
the I.ufhcran church mot last evening
for their monthly meeting several
matters ~ importance WAS brought IN
before Tho soriety.
Bridge Party.
Mrs George stevens will entertain 4
number Of her friends at nor homo this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
MYSTERY CAR" FIRES
UPON GOLF LINKS

NutlHy. y. ] April Is Members of
the YontaEah Cox club yesterday form
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daughter have left to visit Mrs. Trasy-S
mother. uho Is Ill at Washington. D. e..
Junior Metzncr is quite Ill At his home
on Tenth street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins and fam.
ny are visiting relatives in Columbus, o.
Mr.. apd Mrs william steele. Of New,
ark. arc the guests Of relatives here.
John Schultz Of Pittsburgh, is vista.
ing relatives here for several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

The grektest master-piecein the
Art Galleka Of Life is Nature s
Picture o. Health"
Itis . marS elous portrayal Of The human
BODY n it, beat One beholdS 10 its composite
detail q true symbol Of strsnEth- 1t presents
adKure Of strikinx appearance in in erect car
rage clear Ikin. spark ding eyes. strong limbs.
staady nerves Ind 6rm mus cles fairly vibrut.
inR in antnatson- keen. alert. fresh. and
s1ribed: with IN air Of unbounded confidence
and . tAcs rscIiant in color and illuminated
With Q glow o. hopo and ehsazfuhass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
SENATE REPUBLICANS VOTE
To PASS SOLDIER BONUS BILL
Under Present, Plan Tariff Bill
Is to Be Laid Aside Tempo
rarily for Consideration Of
Compensation.

Washington. April lS.--Sena'" Repun-
leans. meeting today in Nar'y CONFER
ence, voted Is To . n Favor % the pass
ago o: soldiers bonus bill At this
session OF congress. TEc finance corr
m,tteo majority was requested IN a Tor
mat resolution 20 roper; Su'6 neasnTn
within rHasonae.e time ""!'h wa
construed ~ some leaders as tH''c OF
toIr weeks.
Senator Watson. 80 Indiana. 4 Eenuh-
"a, r,c,,hr- 80 Nv, finance rorrlittec
, ,,.d .b, h.,,,,,, 49,, ,roh;h,. wou,I 30
49,, IN ~ ,h. EVA, and nj, through
Im,rd,a,c,,' ,r..-.. ,c,s reoor.cd he
,hor,b, ~ r,,s,.,sro.i,, would require
.nr,. A sbo-. m. l.,; 49, not ~ GER
tai1 - % ,be cn~.,, .Rc measure 70 be
drawn nv I've ,.oo,;f...,rs would take
Under 40 2rySsr, pl;a ;as tarjr hill.
which bv , Grc;~.,.a e.: The parry confer.
apra. g 80 10 "A cd IN Thursday. 'witN-
i,u, further DELAY" you'd hc ,l:1 as'dG
Temporarily fn- consideration - -"
bonus T'Ae-N was 4 suggestion I'm; ~"
means % Gnl0".nc ne bonus H:cAt ."
. provided Cor ~ an an" 7dmNr' - me
, tNr:r eEl
There i division ~ opinion 7m"HS
majority soma" 'cA""r~ a. 20 "n'on,'
'ae senate 'H'i'H NC"
'- 49,, ,.o.,,, .rc,.
o. tne reGH,re"cn, ny
! . ,s,.., ,,,...j ~ ia.
-,n,, va .,c,,s ~. financing
80 go, .hc bouse hi, which was
5000 n :, tes. month tho senate
.on,,i.,. has h.rorc :. Tho bonus 'cg:s-
l,tjon which was rcconmiftcd BY the
,.,a,a las, Iulr =, the request % Presi-
J.nt Harding. This. likewise. has 10
reveuac raising provision.
Only one member % the finance con-.
mtttee. Senator calder o. Nc" l"rN'
voted aSa,nS' 'ne CONFERENCE uN,',.'
oecarinT 'or IN" I''S>'~' % VIC 49,
the "'nel e'-" ,, -.
20 10 nav ove" >,, ,,;,,o,,
E"s.' >-.r-n. >,Ich;-a,.
r ~.,,.ts s,,ri;rr South
F' W w. ,Iannsb;-n
-"n.." ,,, hn-n -rbu-sd,r ~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
LAD LOSES WAY ON
TRIP; SLEEPS IN JAIL

T-ecasbure. IA. April ls.---Ncru"n
Rrokaw. - years old. OF Cleveland ha'
necn iiYius al the borough lookup for
narcnts The boy says that NJ eft
,Tevcla nd April for Alliance 10 N.S',
an aunt.
He says he GOT on In" wrong train.
vas carried Through To berry and start
Cd TO walk back. He landed IN Green's
burg Saturday Aud sought job sell Ing
pape-s Police took him 10 the city jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19

Darwin found parrots On the bleak
rocks Of Tierro del Fueeo. but ~ .
rule those birds. in the native state,
are found only in tho tropics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
WkRWOOD

Items fer this column may be left
at MoNamapa's Drug store for Mtss
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent.