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The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05

from the jury its constitutional rights because he does
prve the jury of the right giving the accused the benefit
of reasonable doubt the Circuit judge sgaed by
prohibition officer will send in from outside the circuit
tyrant who will storm at the jury who will ntmidate the
jury who will direct the jury and thus reduce the IL jurors
to IL nullities.'
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05
An Enemy Within the Ranks

AS The Missouri Herald announced in it's first issue that
would stand fearessy openly for what deemed right
and best for the whole people, the time has for
stand to be taken in the Senatorial campaign.
In the first place, Reed has always been professional
"wrongsider And he to take the wrong side
for publicity sake than for his boased sincerity He
to lose his identity by mnging with the majority of
his party.
If notorious guerilla should exhibit proudly a pass
signed by the regular army eight
nine he wouldn't be any comcal than
Senator Jim Reed is Having fought Mr. Wilson'S admin
ration for having been practically cast out of the
Democratic party by the Missouri Democratic convention in
he to be renomnated by both the Wilson
anti Wilson Democrats. What if he been political
bedoun of the black tents Behold him in the spotes
bunous in civilized moor of the city with testimonials of the
Suan favor hung in bag around his neck The
frayed The date is ancient STILL he loves to show them
But the certificate of 1913 whatever its original value,
barred by the statute of limitation. The attempt such
testimonial is blaherste mpudence. relations
tween the two have been 1t amazing
Senator Reed lacking in sefrespec seek to make
capital out of compliment Mr. Wilson paid him. But
quite aside from question of wisconsin iWisonsn
the former Presidents judgment of Senator Reed is essentially
sound Mr. Reed is of considerable ability,
to be wholly destitute of political principles political
character any in which those qualities
srucve public service He is keen merciess critic but he
interested only in tearing down what better than him
self have built IF THE PURPOSE OF THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE WE'RE TO CREATE A MAXIMUM OF ENMITY
AND SUSPICION IN THE WORLD, MR.. REED WOULD BE
A SATISFACTORY SENATOR, BUT HE HAS NO PLACE IN
ANY OTHER SCHEME OF THINGS
Much has been said about Mr. Reeds candidacy by the
of Missouri but to show what outsiders have
under caption of can Enemy the Ranks quote
from the Commercial Appeal of April 22 the following:
or ormer Preside
did commend United States Senator Reed of Missouri for his
connection with the federal
senator
had ample time penting 1t what
Reed did all
Democratic whether international national
that should determine Democrats Missouri his
further
o Senate,
o
have. AS
group
situation world
closed when the
candidates. of those
international politics
the continuance division within
committed and will stand
realize the folly
the world will all these
to
partnership principle They believe that is
the world and their belief
a
obsructoniss election of
Republicans,
political much
preferred the ranks such others
merely
claim commended Democratic president All
them utwe themselves from Democratic consideration and
their elections would be much victory for the Republicans
would the triumph Republicans the Demo-
cratic is of the political organ
cation of the be held those who
want to help and not harm the party.
Borah's Whitening Bolt
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05

A Republican county court has had chance to show
would do, and it has true the history of the par
ty With hem Republicans first the people afterwards,
there is anything left, which generally not the
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05

Certain members of the bar of Pemiscot county bind
themselves not to defend any CHARGED with bootleg
ging charge sufficient his conviction;
booegger steals his neighbors vote in
election have all the legal aid these attorneys
And then talk about there being standard of right
and Justice At this think the devil smiles orders his
furnace heated seven times hotter.
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05

Give fool sufficient rope and he will hang
equally applicable to some county courts.
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05

Cole and Shade go well together, but too muc
s worse than none at all.
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05

It's long, long road to Tipperary, but still longer
the building of court house by the vote of Mr. JACKIE
Diamonds and all his relations in the deck of cards.
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05

We hope the County Board of Equalization tn
lot been board of unequalzation as it was last J
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05

1t be all right to play politics. If the playing doesn
out of the pockets of the people, But there
whereby the game be played with the peoples money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Let God Be Her Judge
Cried Girl Evangelist
Accused Woman F aints,
When Witness Quotes Her
Accusation.


Philadelphia. Ia. oct. -".---A' 'n'
,;osc or ,oday's session Of ,Me trial Of
~, ..,; ra.ior ,no common
"'e .,, ro., ;,o
"'"''n """''''' ,,"' rir ,,.ho f..
case '"''rr""' W -, a,,,rdcr
"n"'F ''''''' '"'"' ,I his
" "Fr nu ,,.,s, .n-,I1,nc
e''n"SrH''"''' "'SS
hcrN''' u "h '''"' ''' Wv
dor.
The defense = expected - WIN" "'
IT. "aS" on saturday.
Identification of The h'""dS'''N'"
garments worn hy Miss Rcrkiu. and
recital hy phySirians "f th" medical
r.,aIIs Of tho case occupied most OF tn.
x,s.;.,
II H., , do,er.,ye testified
,ha, rr, ro.;,. co.I,imc,I. IN nus
,''..
.,, ,.ros -, r.,s, u.rc. she died
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Contribution Made at Lunch
con Last Evening at Fort
Henry Club.
Affair Preceded Inspection of
New Additions to Stone
& Thomas Store.

4 10000 donation to form the nu.
cleus o. Il fund for the establishment
Of free park in Wheeling, was made
by W. +. Stone. last evening. at an
informal luncheon in the Fort Henry
Club. preceding the evening opening
Of the two new anneXes OF the Stone
e. Thomas department store.
The donation was in the form OF
200 shares Of Republic Iron and Steel
preferred stock II was handed IL
person 10 Mr.. H. c. Ogden, with 1n-
Structions for him. together with
Messrs w. L. Brice and G. \. Laugh
lin. to act as trustees.
Mr.. Stone. who is head OF the firm
of Stone & Thomas, w. +. Rownd, r.
]. stone and Col. j. Sumner Jones,
uLher members Of the firm. were hosts
at the dinner. The guest list was
limited exclusively to representatives,
OF the various drygoods and depart
mcnt stores in the city and news
papers. who had previously been In
yitrd TO inspect the new anneXes.
The luncheon was served by George
Phillips manager OF the club, VINO
uphold his enviablo reputation.
At the conclusion Of the luncheon.
which was strictly informal, ". Il.
Stone arose and made a brief address
in which he welcomed the guests ann
stated that he had previously been
admonished by junior members OF the
firm not 10 indulge in oratory as the
time for the inspection OF the ne"
buildings was limited. He then read
the following statement:
Mr.. Stones Statement.
1T IS = great rlcaSurc--ai any time
20 have tn" privilege OF entertaining
,nu mon. who represent the dry Ep"as
and rcwspapcr interests of our city.
Il. IS especially gratifying now 10
have YOU jnin with us IN CclehratnENhH
.,cniy-fif'n anniversary Of tn" ">iah-
nsb,ncni nr our business: and III" or'h-
Continued on Page Fourteen)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
May End Strike In
Pottery Industry; Offer
From Manufacturers

East Liverpool. Ohio. Oct. 95.-Pea &c
IN tho strike OF 1000 general ware
pottery workers throughout the United
States was st!ll hanging in the balance
tonight. following consideration by the
executive board and advisory committee
"f the National Brotherhood of Opera
iiy" Pottcrs Of the manufacturers pro-
rosnl for resumption Of operations.
The United States rott"rs' ASSocia
tion labor committee suggested, accord
ing 10 reports. that the strikers de-
mand for seven percent wage in
crease will hc considered. According to
brotherhood leaders. no decision has
been reached or the suggestion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
H0LDUP DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT
ON SHIPS, PENDING COURT ACTION

incorporated in formal order ISSUED
by Secretary Mellon to customs olti
GERS and prohibition agents. whict
was drafted after Mr.. Mellon had con
ferred at length with Attorney Gen
earl DauGherty.
Counsel for the steamship com
panies. in their petition TO justice
Brandeis. cnnt"nded that enforcement
of the DauShertv ruling would cause
irroparahle damage tn their buSiues.
and would lead 10 diplomatic difficult
ties
Will Be Expedited.
\ statement by The department o
justice emphasized that the govern
Wcnt did not concur in these Conten
tIOns. and acIuicSCed III the petition
Tor a writ solely on the ground tha'
preparations had been completed I;
expedite consideration Of the case b,
the suprcm" court.
This position was taken. the state
n"ut said. because attorneys Tor tE'
steamship companies are on Novem
her Is entertain a motion before tins
supreme court to advance hearing or
their appeal L. November 30. The
government will join IN This reques
for advance hearing. ard !: Is he Gus
tom Oi the Cour 10 grant such JOIN
petitions.
Should the supreme court upholi
the naughtrrty ruling. some admins
tratiOn officials have and - situafio
might b. brought ah3Gt rh."N woui
result in "A request f'r congress
modify the Nolstead act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26

san Francisco Oct. H5.--The differ
cmccS between Nine. Margaret Mat2eu-
aucr. opera singer and hcr chauffeur
husband. Floyd Glotzhach. which lnd
both "f them to seek a divorce arose
over Glorzhach'S alleged intimate rela-
iinus with Lottic fraticS. a resident OF
Carmel. Calf. according to a dcpos,-
,i"n made hy the singer today in CON
n"rtirn with Glotzbachs action hero
Tho deposition was taken In secret IN
iu" chambers Of a superior Judge. but
It's contents and collaterial evidence
were disclosed by Mime. Matznauer's
counsel.
Nine Matznnaucr produced a letter
purportcd TO have been written TO GlOtZ
bach by l.nttie Fraties January ~, If
th"S ynnr which said In part:
II hav" put IN with Won fnr Mn"
years | am suffering. 7 will MOI STAND
any moro f"oiinE from you. vii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
SEEING
ONLY REASON
FOR 0VERTURN
EX-PREMIER DWELLS
ON ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Voices Unselhsh Policy of
Subordinating Party to
Country's Interests.

London. Oct. 23.--Hy the AS
sociatcd PrcSS)-I'ormc" Prime
Minister Lloyd George started or
his campaign in London today
with fighting speech t" IN en-
thusiaStir meeting Of thr Coalition
Liberal members oi parliament,
throwing down the gauntlet to
the Conservatives, who's" attack
on the late government. he de-
rlarcd. left no alternative but to
spread the war.
The little Welshman stood by
his Manchester speech Of last Sat
urday. reitorating his intention to
support any party or government
pursuing a policy Of peace. rron-
omy and steady progress. neither
revolutionary nor rcactionary.
I've are confronted. IT, said Mr..
Lloyd George. with a very i'm
portant, decision affecting not
merely the future Of those here
and those who support them in the
country. but a decision which
affects the interest of the country
itself. That is a moro important
matter for us all.
For Calmness and Courage.
One chapter III the history of the
policies of this country is for the mo-
ment closed. A new one is epened-
What. Is" printed on that page will de-
pend largely on the attitude we adopt.
He connsclled cflmncss and courage
and asserted the interests Of the coun.
try must come first.
Country Before Party.
81 have seen parties destroyed BY
personal reSentmcrts." continued the
former premier. Il have seen their
judgment detected. and for ;hat reason
they are not making the contribution
they ought 10 the wcll-heinS Of the
people for whose prosperity We are
deeply concerned. We will not make
(Contnued on Page Yourtssn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
TOWNSEND CHALLENGES GOVERNOR MORGAN
AGAIN THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE; MADAME
MATzENAUER DISCL0SES THE "0THER
WOMAN" IN HER SUIT FOR DIVORCE

write your wife. Mind. she will have
your life's history if | live"
Tho singer d"poscd. she felt that
th"rn was "SomcthinG wrong" in her
household. An examination Of her bank
chcckhook disclosed that Glotzha ch had
endorsed Il number of checks over TO
Ln:tic Fratics. according TO the d"ro-
SItiOn.
During tho period Of their married
life tho singer gave GlotHbach All nr
his cXpnnsrs. bought his clothes and
gave him $50 a month additional for
spending money. she stated. She d"niHd
his contention that she tried 10 make q
ladies maid" ont Of him. but said that
such charge arose from Glotzbac chs dc
nand that they go on their honeymoon
alone
"hs result gave tho maid a vaca-
tIon" rho singer said "rrrhaps 7 d'l
ask him 70 hook my drnss occaSiona 'lr.
bur never tried TO humliate him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
v. T. STONE D0NAT TES $4,000
T0PUB[|C PARK FOR WHEELING
Goods Paiama Parade
Brings Punishment, But
Footballers Now Rebel

Huntington. W. Va. Oct. e5.--Rcports $
today at Marshall College that upwards
OF fifty girls who participated last
night in a pajama parade in the dorm
itory would not he permitted to attend
the Marsha Invest Virginia Wesleyan
football game here Saturday has caused
some members OF the team to agitate
circulation Of a petition pledging the
signers not TO play in the game II per-
mission to attend is withheld from the
girls.
The natron. II is said, observed the
girls attired in pajamas and reported
their names at a faculty meeting. said
to have been held this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Assess Costs On The
Oklahoma Congressman

Amcricus. ,;a. Oc'. -. -- 'hsrles
Rnu>h Of Paradise. His. .r.rrc"d wiih
the larceny cC an airNlauc Infringing 10
Cong rrss man Manuel IIcrr'cR. of Okla
hnma. Wa discharged to-day. aId costs
N the ca>" assessed Lcalh>: Mr.. Her
rick.
on the iat'"r'- order. i:nush WAS stop
ped in Non;G"mcrr. w''ii" II" MAS en-
route by air rr"m S"uthcr Gc:d. chicago
with tho plane"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
CANDIDATES IN
WEST VIRGINIA
ON THE CARPET.
ANSWER QUESTIONABLE
FROM WOMEN VOTERS
Some Respond While Others
Evadc or Ignore Request
For Views.

Parker -hurC. W. Va. o.. @i.-Th"
s,..'n1 .,,.n .on,.r,,on ,r tho wos,
,'-"' N,'" ,,.'.,.,, ,o,or. ,.,s
~ ,.r.,,,,,IInr
u.s t.h, +.
noe, '.Srm',N H." w. ,,.' nr.s
h'"' ~, ,,,.T - t-,;r.
'''",' VI - .,,iU'- ~ ,,,., rros,,,o,,
n," .'' va ., ,.,. 80,
"'>H "''H - r,,,,,,,,l ~
''' .'''', rI,',.,a,. IA.
"'l r.iI,u...
'''~ ~ r...,o,, or
s...,, a;,.r... w.. U.;',,,n
W ,...., put, 5,s.~i,,
lay Nr""N "' N,nEN .-'.,.,-c
,. ,i-. Nc q W U.rJc~srat
f"",'A ''S'r',,. MrN, w. ~ r
~ his city; ffi'n .s'','''
l'"N C' logan "'" T'N-- "''''
= H"''' '' >. N'"''
"Be Brief" Says DR.. Jones
=, .re ora,,3n. session TIA" address
90 ,.crrorc was delivered nv Mrs Edgar
= s,,,,s ,r.ssd,.r. %" .rr rnrkc-ShnrC
la,crc ,,d rsyro,icd 10 Ms James
,,,;.,, = r,,tr,,or. ~ TIarrlc,
- ,.,I. ,,r,.,,,.cl ,r,a rule :
u. 1'n,N - ,.:,,c s,e.r.cy n
,'''" ,.. ,.ortrr. ~
"N' '"'''.' ,t,,-- ,,I - Nm.
.r ,, ro-or. or .,c nrosiden.,
,,rs rrrr ~ C-Iarlshurg showed
,a ar,,,,ycs ~ ,S counties. clubs
~, counties and OK
. &C. ro,o, ~ o-ro,izi,r leagues in
~, 49, - covr,ics NJ ,he state.
Tho orsstsonnnire.
eoor.,,ry N,~,. = Wilson reported
,,a. rrcs,Ionrajrcs had hccr sent ont
80 .,nI,d,,ca N asrorta'n their stand
~ r,,in ,rb,ic cucs,iCne
raia,,o. r,r 1.,ttod states senator
,s .o,rrc.emcr had hoan asked three:
IN, won s,ard for adnnua .
o,a,c;o, euncor, for tho ch!,drea's bu-
a,,o..
e,d. "D, ~, favor fcdoral ,ro-
,.,.,o c., ~ :. ro,,ov,I n ,,Ii,cr2rvo"
rrrrd. "ro Won Stand for tic effect
,,.o ~, ,rorrcr,cr, ~ tho national rrohi-
h,,io, ,r,c,dr,.n,o"
The Replies.
7, ,,o,.. rcrI,cs Naio- Ncc1y. for the
sor,,o md answered Voc - al thrc"
Observation-Disclosures. Senator Sutherland had
r,1o, - ron',. i'm rcrson I'M n letter
rro,, HE scrrc..~y had given assurance
80 ,Je syr,o,hy with all three move
,.s 1ror corcrcss IN tho T!rS, Dis
,-ic, Roscrhlnnm had failed 10 r"rlH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
IN THE JURY'S HANDS.

white rloud Mich. oct. @5.--The fate
of Mr.. Media IIodeIl. charged with the
murder Of David Hod"li. her y; yCa- old
father -im-llw. was placed ~ the hands
OF TIE Jury ate today.
Mr.. Il"l"ll. twenty wears Of age sat
ca 'iriv through the arguments. IN which
she WAS pictured by the prosecutor a.
a murder queen. devoid of conscience.
ana hy her attorney AZ I'll" victim %;
back country CommInjty gossip"
Mrs. lloicil WAS charged with placing
poison IL her iath""-:u-laW' coffee.
WEATHER FORECAST
Western Pennsylvania, west Virginia
md OHIO: Fair, Thursday and Friday;
somewhat cooler Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
NO SOFT DRINK LICENSES.

Rock Island II. or'. ca Mayor IT
VI SnrtNor announced today that an
examination oi ownership Of S"'t DIR rN
bars had revealed 'Iai they cannot op-
crate pron.ah'r m,cSS th"v soil hard
'..,uor and consequently tho city would
fsSrc nn moro soft drink licenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
SEEkSPROB|NG
Of HIS CHARGES
Of CONSPIRACY
SEND THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL, HE. SAYS
Asserts He Will Disclose
Sources of the Morgan
Campaign Funds.
By JOHN P. LALLY,
Staff Correspondent.


tharleS loWn. W. a., OcL. - CO.,
DECLARING thct he stands ready 10
+,
prov" me cGargC maze IN the 'rlal
nj E. Frank kerncy to the effect
.I , = II ,, :
'hdt 'iU\''t'"i - 7. Hi't Sdh -
marty 70 y rOuSDi"acy 10 .rIlSh
W.
uHh'i'StH Hl west ilSluld' dH''
that a. part OF his conspiracy.
Il .,.-,.: = IL, .l;o. H.
''' P''H'' a. '''' W '''o wv W '''N
been controlled by private inter
-., \,,>,.,,,. II T. Tou.rcorl -
''''' '''''' ~ '''" we
lay answered the statement by
~.,,,r,or NIo,o.or Tou-rro,I
challenged me governor 10 S'Ni
H., ,,,,,,,,,. Oc,,,,cl - W',s, N';r
'"' a''"l i''| S''''"' w ''"' /"
Tlnla here 70 air the charges III the
L,ono,. +,.;l
s, ',.., .,,,.. w, ,t,,,hn', '..
,u''' ,,'H
.'' H>'' - Son '''uE N"H'
- ~ @,' W. '''''' -" 49," w." '''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Result Uncertain.

I,'s because nobody can tell in ad-
vaa-e OF the actual court how macy
hol;ers there will be o either ticket
that the result is so uncertain. The
state is normally Democratic. The Dem
ocra,s who fought Reed in the Srtmar-
les are not a solid bloc. Many Will
stay regular at the last minute. Tbs
states democracy Is a counterpart or
the old solid South. Il was only due
70 'he nasterful organization perfect
sd by Walter :. Dickey OF Kansas cry
ard other Republican leaders that Mis-
souri, went over 100000 Tor Harding IN
1870.
Senator Reeds victory in the primar-
les Is Of course. the cu.y bass Tor any
torecaS: but II IS so unsatisfactory be-
cause while Breckenridge Long. who
ran against Reed. Is 4 man Of high
principles. he Is not as forCetul 4 cha
accer as the present senior senator
from Missouri. AS for Mr.. Brewster
Re is more likely 70 attract n"utralS
than was Mr. Long. He iS. in otG"r
words stronger candidate again>l
Senator Reed. and the chances are ae
would have won easily this year If Mr.
l.org had won the Democratic nomina-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
CONTINUED on Page Hourtssn)
BISHOP TH0BURN
NEARING DEATH

Mcadvillc. Pa. Oct. 2J.-Eishop
James VI. Thnhurn 5 condition
was reported at his home tonight
As showing no particular change.
He still is in drlirium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
For Brewster.

Summing ~ the forces behind Z. X.
R-cys,er. the Republican candidate.
ore finds:
!. The regular Republican strength
n anus. Of course. those who would de-
s.. temporarily 20 help Jim Reed
Most OF the Democratic women
W, fought against Reed in the prinar-
tcs because OF various references IN
previous speeches by the senator 70
womer IN politics.
Tens Of thousands OF men who dis
Ike Reeds career in politics and his
onnosIt;on % Woodrow Wilson. They
openly say they will bolt the ticket.
Curiously enough most observers
think the Republicans desertinG Brow
s,er Will be greater in number than
The Democrats deserving Reed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
THE INTELLIGENCER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper in West
Virginia.
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Continued on Page Fourteen0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26

yrs. ~ al. the forces h"h'nf Jim
RI are rh"Se:
y,~er.:.aliv az -" Germans and
,rr.. .f..~ta'k. -roSc @: whom arc Re-
puhl.raHS.
The '',ynt'' element OF the state.
Democrats and Republicans.
e. The to"s ~ n" league or ma
tf,~e-Der,ccra' who have stuck 10
Jir? Feed throughout and many k"-
n,,hliraos who care more about voting
to~ man who helped Kill American
n7~r,cipa:lon n the league than theF
care about party affiliations.
l. Many independents who Ike man
OF lin Reeds fighting qualities.
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By being struck or knocked down or run over while walk
ing or standing on a public highway by a vehicle propel-
led by steam, cable. electricity. naptha, gasoline, horse,
compressed air or liquid power, excluding injuries sus-
tanned while working on a public highway or while on a
railroad right-of-way in violation of any statute or of any
regulation of the railroad company.
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Will pay during the term of one year from the begin
ming of the insurance covering such assured, subject to
the terms of the policy, for the death or injuries by the
w~recking or d~isablement of any railroad Passenger
Car or passenger steamship or steamboat in or on
lie Omnibus, Street Railway Car, Taxicab or Automo-
bile Stage, which is being driven or operated at the
time of such wrecking or disablement by a licensed
driver plying for public hire, and which such assured
is travelling as a fare paying passenger, or by the
wrecking or disablement of any Private Horse Drawn
Vehicle or Motor Driven Car in which such Assured
is Riding or driving, or by Being Accidentally Thrown
from such Vehicle or Car, Suffer any of Specific Losses
Such Loss: