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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
lndidnd and MiChi6dn
FREE WOMAN WHO
COULDN'T PAY FINE
Gov. McCray Orders Release
of Mrs. Addie Hunt on
Payment of Costs.
INDIANAPOLIs. Nay Is Mr.

INDIANAPOLIS May Is Mrs.
= ddie Hunt. a 64-year-old Muncie
- oman who has been held in jail
since May ] because OF inability to
pas a $3.50 fine which was assessed
IN connection with her conviction Of
violating the prohibition law. was
ordered released Saturday by Gov.
Mccray on the payment OF the costs
ir her case.
the state pardon board recon-
ueuded the remission Of the fine
pointing out that the a0-day jail
sentence was completed May In
submitting it, report. the board in
formed the governor that cit was
not AZ all improbable that Mrs
Hunt had been prosecuted. as con-
tended by her daggster Mrs Pearl
E-mbel. on account OF malice toward
her by some police and city officials
OF Muncie due 10 AIRS Hunt and
her husband testfying m a federal
court case.
among the paroles granted by the
governor was that Of Omer Ginter.
"a Randolph county farmer. who was
sentenced February ! last. TO 20
= years Imprisonment for rape
DouHt OF his guilt was expressed by
phe pardons board
Three Richmond men were among
ahose denied clemency They were
Harry Morris. convicted of embez-
element. Dairy Courts. convicted OF
assault and battery. and Ormal C.
Johnson CONVICTED Of petit larceny
Others denied clemeucV were Chee-
ner kilDurn who was sentenced
April 12. last by the Marion city
Aourt 20 90 days az the penal farm
r violating the prohibition law AID
Names l. Williams. sentenced June
t21 1921 TO 90 81 years imprison-
meut for incest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

The number of children of school
age in that district is now 112
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Lucy G. Finley will be held at
Trinity church Saturdag afternoon
at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs H NJ Baldwin Of Kenosha.
Wis. is a guest of Mrs. F. y. Bo-
nine.
A marriage license has been issued
at Cassopohs for Georgia Messenger,
Niles, and Warren Wilson, of Cass-
opolis
]. w. McCollister is spending the
weekend with mis- daughter. Mrs.
-. y. Newell
Lyman Toppong has returned
from Florida. where he spent the
winter.
The Reev. John C. Willetts. D. D..
viii occupy the pulpit of the First
NethOdist church next Sunday.
Miss Susan Searle. president
emeritus-of Kobe college, Japan. is
a guest of Miss Carrie Bond.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
Appoint THO NelC Members
To U0rsdlU Board of ReUieu

WARSAW. May 2S.-Judge l.. w.
Royse of the Kosciusko circuit court
has appointed Marion p Longfellow
Of Warsaw and John Welsh Of Har-
rison township as members Of the
board of review. which will meet
June to go over the assessment
now being completed by township
assessors. The other members Of
the board are T. ]. I'VE. Ed Poulson
and Clark Hatfield
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

the Miser Fox "Fmust have gold
cold Cola He turned - catch
the golden bird bu. the coldfnch,
for he il was fitted 90 smother bush.
just beyond reach Of the .Jiser Fox.
Where are you9 Where are
you o" hovle5 the Fo,
over here. over here" answer
ed the eoldhnch. flying 20 another
bush. just ahead OF the Fox Come
on see il YOU can eaton met'
oh. I'll catch YOU howled the
Mlser Fox and away he ran after
the bird
Now is your chance. Uncle Wig
gily! Hop home," sang the sold bird
and as he leased the Miser Fox sway
the bunny gentleman had good
chance TO hop 20 his hollow stump
bungalow which he soon did
Meanwhile the gold bird flew on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
LOVE OF WIDOW SENDS
CHECK FORCER TO JAIL

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May >.
John A Gaessler, 80 years old. con-
fessed before Circuit Judge William
b. Brown Saturday he forged checks
amounting TO about $40 TO enable
him TO court a widow. The court
separated him from the widow for
three years, the period Gaessler must.
serve in the IOnia reformatory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

gagged two young co-eds from the
Battle Greek Normal school of phys
ical education to demonstrate, in
the musical way. the art of grow
ing thin.
Both girls were in costume and
pantOmimed the exercises. on an
immense rug in the window. Traf-
fiC was delayed several minutes by
the crowd. Not since me S5th left
wrought up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

and on. always just ahead o. che
Niser FOX. which could not eaten
the pretty singer and 7 know you
are as glad OF that as Z am When
uiEht came the sold bird perched
safely ln a tree. and the bad old
1I5ser FOX was 50 -tred from chasing
wha, ne thought was Tying sold that
he fell asleep under s. bramble bush
But the bunny was safe home IN
bed for the gold bird had saved
him
And n our c7t doesn't stand Up on
the end OF his tail in tie bath tub.
and splash water an over The cake
Of soap. I'll tell you next about Uncle
WiEg.ly and the Teeter Bird
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
KHAN PARADERS GIVE
SHOPPERS A THRILL

MUNCIE, May 2S.-Late shoppers
wre given a thrill here Saturday
night, when 115 knights of the Ku
Klux Khan staged a parade through
the business section of the city. The
clansmen, part of whom rode horses,
marched from the city to Heekin
park. where they permitted a photo
grapher TO take theT picture Ban
ners in the parade tesignated them
as members Of Muncie khan number
four.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
GROW THIN TO MUSIC
SHOW HALTS TRAFFIC

BATTLE CREEK, May ga
window display demonstrating the
grow thin TO music" With two pref
~ live models. proved next thing to
fire here Saturday
one OF the furniture stores en-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

Now Is The Time To Get Rid of
These Ugly spots.

There's no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed of your
treckles. As Othine-double strength
lis guaranteed 10 remove these
hon ely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little of IL night and
morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have be-
gun 10 disappear while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely It is
seldom that more than an ounce is
needed 10 completely clear the skin
and gain a beautiful clear complex
ion
Be sure to ask for the dou BILE
strength Othine as this is sold under
guarantee of money hack if it fails
10 remove freckles. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
MICHIGAN RATES
BATTLE IN TRUCE
Freight Hearing at Lansing
Halls With Agreement
as to Reduction.

LANSING. Mich. May IS De-
troit. Grand Rapids apd all other
lower peninsula points will he able
20 compete with Chicago in the mar
kets Of the upper peninsula a. a
result Of an agreement for freight
rate reduction between points in the
two peniusulas. announced just be-
fore the close Of the hearing in the
Michigan Traffic league case before
the interstate commerce commission
examiner and the Michigan public
utilities commission Saturday.
Ernest /. Ewing attorney for the
tfaffic league. who negotiated the
sgreement with Tie attorneys for the
"a lroads OF the tVo peuinsulas an
nCunced that the rates accepted by
the carriers are satisfactory TO his
clients and eliminate he upper pen
insula rate questions from the traffic
league case He estimated the re-
auctions obtained amount 10 from
- TO 90 per cent OF the present
rates
Rates Must BE Approved.
TIE new rates are 10 be Tut into
effect as soon as they can be fled
with the Michigan public utilities
commission andl the irterstdta com
n.crce commission and passed upon
They IRE subject 20 the approval OF
both commissions
BEisadier Gene.aI Earl' r. Stewart,
member of the Michigan commits
sion in charge Of railroad rate mat
.ers. says if the rates prove "a .sFac-
'ory they will solve one Of the chief
rate dluicalties in the state. There
las been complaint for years. he
points out because Chicago shippers
could get their goods into the whole
OF the upper peninsula on rates so
much cheaper than those between
the two peninsulas that Detroit and
other lower Michigan cities could not
compete
Under the plan outlined IN the
agreement. each peninsula is divided
into three districts The group de
scribed in the agreement as the
Detroit group" includes all of the
lower peninsula lying souht Of a line
drawn across the state just south of
these citiesi Grand Rapids, Ionia.
Owosso and Flint. From Flint. the
line runs north 20 Bay City. so that
the Detroit group includes all of the
Thumb territory. except cities along
the Saginaw Bay shore This group
also includes Toledo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
EMPLOYMENT
uclp Wantcd-FernaIe

EMPLOYMENT
Uclp Wantcd-FernaIe 81
SrENoGRAPHERS and workers. inves,i.
gate our Worthless desk and "Postur"
chairs: blessing to YOU Steel oilic. fur
ni,urc for every need. l.eath. II
seventh.
STENoGRAPhER -Expcrienccd no he
sinncrs: salary 500 month. Give refer
cnces Post Dll'cc BOX iiIe. city.
oIENuGRApHER = Wanted. competent
Young lady stcnoGraphcr. Apply 1908
West Marshall.
TWO young women for rcIabeling canned
goods steady work; good pay. The
Great a. ~ 4. Tea CO., Spotlcss Build
Ing, Eleventh and canni.
WoMAN-Cuiturcd. Eood family: 81 500 TO
start: work leads to Responsible man
ayers position. nox 81. care The
Dispatch.
Help Wantctl-HIalc 33
! FARM iAND-whntei. experienced farm
hand AT once. ~ q. Malone. Chu.a.
"a,
DRCGGiSr-Wanted, registered pharma-
cist; white lightning suaks and dope
nuts not considered. Good PROPOSE, ion
10 right man. Small town. 90 miles
from Richinond. Va. Address 1. 9s. care
The Dispatch.
! PRlNTER-Job and AL man wanted Tor
w"ii-"uuIrred shop. chance to learn ma
chine: 81" week; state age and expert
rnc". Timcs-Gazettc, i.awrenccviiic
Va.
A"!.sMAN-AN UNUSUAL orENING
ESTATE. OR INSURANCE EXrERi-
ENcE; PERMANENT. DESIRABLE.
EXCEPTIONAL RETURNS WITH
GOOD FUTURE; REPLIES Conf
DENTAL. GIVE PHONE. BOX
q 5o:. CARE THE DISPATCH.
AN INTELLIGENT PrRSUN. either sex.
may earn 500 TO 500 monthly CORES
ponding for newspapers. us to SIS
weekly In spare time experience I'M
necessary, canvassinE. subjects sug-
S"stcd. Send FOR particulars National
fress Bureau. buffalo. y. Y.
EARN the barber trade: big demand.
nigh wages We guarantee To teach
you for SO or refund your money. w,i,e
Marshap Street. uuchmond. Va
WANTED - Exception a |
opportunity; young man
with thorough knowl-
edge bookkeeping, ca
pable t a k i ng c h arg e
wholesale firms books;
state age, experience, sal
AIRY first letter. Box i
sol, care The Dispatch.
wANTED-cylindcr press feeder a, one.
THROWN Print shop, Inc. 100 Governor
Street.
wANTED-Thr"e high caiib@r statesmen
TO sell popular price automobiles; PARTY
must possess ability. aSEressivcness and
Character: connection Is permanent and
no drlfters need apply. BOX q SOL care
The DlSnairh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found 10

.
Lost and Found 10
flN-iost. small V. l.. |. q. L. PIN 81;
IN pearls and rubr- with Initials W. T..
L.. Ir, engraved on back. Howard II
returned to W. 4. Lewis. Department OF
Public Works. CITY Hall.
MpNEr-i."st. between seventh and First.
ON BROAD Street. Last Tuesday. n pnci,-
nr" "f money tied in handkerchief.
Finder VIII pleas" call Madison 40iI W.
VNERcOAT-Iost. on Monument Avenue.
vacant lot. corner of Addison street,
Monday afternoon. buys uvrrcoat, brown
belt. Liberal reward. Phone Boule
ward Els.
rlk!:-loSt. on" Fircstouc tire, 30x5r.
rim. with baCi tire cover. Reward
II returned to ego Tra,-l"rs building
Liberal reward FOR Information leading
to recovery OF female BnStvn terrier lost
"n fuir grounds October ;: color. brindI.:
whit" chest and feet; ears erect: sits
UP Cor food. notify u. :. Iancanstcr
""i Park Avenue.
l.OSr-I!c;wecu i'road and Clay ON
Twelfth Street. pair ~ unfinished romu.
crs Snll Madisnn t3l3-J.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobile. Cor Sale 4;
CIANnLER. 7-pssscnser. 1920; new cord
.ircs: good paint and mechanical con-
dillon. Terms 10 responsible person
a. II. FILLER. i3os West Broad Street.
DODG" HoAE3TER-Good iunn,nS S.a-
diti"n' driven 10000 miles, {2g5. Phone
Madison lioO-J.
FORD SEDAN-Isal model privately own
cd; excellent condition; IIasslers and
other extras. Cail Joe. at Randolph
32iI before. or Randolph to66-J. after
p. NJ.
FORD Touring. late model. starter: good
condition: si65. Can DO seen nj Night
and Day Garage. 3o2 North Graham 81.
FORD USED CARS.
We have good used ear for YOU AT .
reasonable price.
SEE w. C. KING.
RICHMOND MOTOR co, INC,
Tenth nud Broad STREET.
Phone Randolph i07.
GARfoRD MOTOR TRUCKS distributed
by ~ Meyers Sons. al L. Cary Street.
HUDSON SUPER SIN chassis. A No !
condition; for sale cheap. 2OO2 Ens,
Main Street
OI.DSMOBILE
BEST by COMPARISON
wM. l.. ATKINSON
1922 WEST BROAD STREET,
RANDOLPH 337a
PAIGE. 5passrnrcr. 1921 model: new
rnin'. mechanical condition and tIrcs
excellent: AN unusual bargain. terms
Phone boulevard Sal
TWO BUCKS. In nrst-c class mechanical
condition. Baughan Motor Sales Inc
us West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
CLAS SIFIED
ADVERTISING

Classified advertisements ordered
Tor THE RICHMOND TIMES-DI
PAICA daily morning edition Will
EVENING DISPATCA. Tho rates
given herewith cover morning And
evening service in all instances, with
the exception Of L IL r. ) u II ID A L
TIMES DISPATCH. which 10 priced
separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Rates.
&c word GaIiy, minimum
2oc, set solid.
SnS woru Sunday, minimum
zoe. set solid.
consecutive Insertions. in
ciuding Sunday, bc 4 ord.
consecutive insertions. In
ciudinE sunday. Toe word.
tNotc the IcdactiSn ioA svnsccu tiv o
tnAcrtions.)
Display Type.
me largest type permitted In the
Nant Ad pages IL IL point, aud the
smallest space in which lz-Luint-
iate tor this large type is cents "
word daily aud II cents word sun
gay. Inc same scale VI reductions
VIII apply as for regular want ada
caps, broken lines, white space arc
Charged Tor at the regular word rate
estimated words 10 the line.
Longer term rates for business nd :
NertiserS on request.
oAdFertisements received as late as
10 a. NJ. and 20 Il. NJ. each week day
ana up to D T.. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification in the next EDITION.
lNDE&ED EOR QUICK
NEFEltENCE.
Gse the Telcphone-CnllR andOIph l..
AK for Want AID Taker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

VI ENTfRE-Dicd at the residence of her
mother. MIS- J. ". Carncai. Rio VISTA
Wednesday, Sovcinber 80, 1922. Mrs. W
J. Mcintyre. Funeral from the home a,
j l.. NJ ThuNsday. Intermcn, River.
->''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


CHARLTON-Diet!. suddenly, Wednesday,.
November 80. 1922, at 1880 y. Nj. at
tho residence OF her husband. Norfolk.
Va. Fannie Claiming Charlton, wife OF
= ID. Charlton. She Is survived 10y her
husband, one con, John T. Charming: ono
daughter, Loucile Charming. hve sisters
Nellie Josie, Della and Eima Bullock.
and Mrs l.. ). Pennington Funeral
Friday afternoon at o'clock from the
residence OF her sisters. SOC North
Iwenty-hfth Street. ln;ermcnt in OAK
wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

LNRoUGHTf-Dicd nj Memorial Hospital.
Wednesday. November 2eih. at A. Nj
after a lingering illness James Vi.
E"rouShty, aged - years. lilo leaves 10
morn ihc!r loss. father. nve sisters
ana TWO brothers. They are: Mrs. y. G..
thittum. Mrs. kirk Farley. Mrs Leon
boli". Mrs II. G. Alien Of Lancaster
"a. Miss Maggie EnrouEhty. William
-. EnrouEhty. Frederick l.. Enroughty,
and "A host OF friends. The remains are
at MS sisters residence. Mrs. Farley
"sli Hopkins street. Funeral from Fui-
i2i Baptist Church Thursday at a3O
- Nj. Burial in lakewood Cemetery.
trends and acquaEtancGs invited to at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

Stnh"hakcr Mig Six ............ 5000
Siuu"haker BiE Six ................. 500
S'un"nak"r Special Touring ......... $50
Stnu"h'h"r Special Touring ......... 200
Siui"hakcr Special Touring " $50
siuds baker Four Touring. looks good;
run, runs good .,......... ............. 400
Buick SIX Touring; carries $50 extra
ean'rmsnt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Buick Six Touring: real bargain 2sS
ih's" '-pass"nSrr; good car for. hire
business observation-disclosures. i5n
rI"n"''h touring; good buy ......... $50
STEPHENS Touring; new maroon paint
job 80. ................ 600
'halm"rS 1-pasS"nEer; real bargain. $50
Overland Touring. ~ model s.5
miHc"e touring good shape ........ 2I5
American Sedan: now beiIN over
hauled Observation-Disclosures. 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

ILL AMS-Died. November 20. al $40
~ Nj. nt the Old Ladies' HON. I'm m,
"''h year OF her age. Mrs. : r. WI.
..ains She Is survived by one SON. c. u.
slInains. OF this city. and lively. grand.
Tn'"f"h ana hiiecn Errat-grHndchtldrrn.
Mrs John .Ttrsberak., zoo Nor,h
!Men'y-tourth Street. at o'clock
!nursday, November so. In,crment in
OanWnon Cemeierv 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
BUY YOUR USED CAR
FROM A HOUSE OF
REPUTATION.

You may look withou; sc"!nE n. in dense
darkness. and You may 50" without looh-
inG. az in "a lightning fash bu, YOU can
40 either when you are dealing with Co
hnrh Motor sales Corp. and rest assured
mat you are getting value received cithe-
IN new or used automobiles our policy
~ used cars overhauicd and rcpain,cd bv
men who know how.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

SELLING STORES my speciality. 81.
Leinson. care Strauss Co.. 1909 Eas,
Cary Street. Phone Randolph 721a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

ia NNING-rhcodore tanning died sud
.rHiE November rs. 1922, \. NJ. at
his residence, COS North Ninth street.
IT" IS survived by his wife and TWO
dI'nchteTs. two brothers, Angus, Jnnning.
AZ Richmond and Gerhard tanning. OF
Germany. Funeral from st. Mary's
church 10 O'Clock Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

Acknowledgements press feeder at one.
Brown Print Shop Inc. 100 Governor
Street.
WANTIp-Thr"e high -caiibnr ssIesm.n
TO sell popular price automobiles party
must possess ability. aEEressvcness and
character; connection Is permanent and
no drifters need apply. Box q sol. care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

JENNlNGS-Died, suddenly, at hi, resi-
uencc. sos North Ninth Street, wedn..
DAY, November IS. le::. at A. NJ
facooore Jennings. lie leaves u wife
anu Two daughters. Mrs Mamie Kan.
ana Mrs a. H. Cole. and eight grand
children. Funeral at ST. Mary's Church,
FOURTH and Marshall. ut 10 y. NJ. Thurs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Passengers s Money
Found Before He
Can Report Loss

~ I. liremner. secretary OF
a grocery company In isos An-
geies had nothing but praise
for santa lie employee when
he arrived Ia Albuquerque
,lest night ON santa fc train
No. -.
lle lost his pocketbUok. con-
tanning 500 in currency ans
check for 3B0. shortly af.er
the train left Gallup for Al
buquerque Before he had
time TO report his loss TO the
irninmen. his pock ethook with
contents was returned TO him
by the train conductor.
The pockeibook was found
In the smoking car by J. N
sharp, an agent for the curio
company. The later turned
the Nalgahra over 10 the con-
ductor who hunted up the pas
senger. who by that time was
growing mentally disturbed
The pocketbook had droppod
out a one of Mr.. nremner's
pockets a. he had loft "a scat
IN the smoker Tho passehxor
was located through a card IN
the pockeibo0k.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
RESULT OF CHARGE
ON ACTOR TO Be
KNOWN MONDAY
Justice Prep ar e s to
Give Decision in Big
amy Case
ny LANSING wAEREN.
I nitad Pres StaIf correspondent

LOS ANGELES. CAM, June -
Outcome OF the higamy charge
against Hodoiph Valentino. fav-
orlic of the flappors, VIII rest un.
certain until Juatic" ! walter
iianhF unuuuuces hla decision
Monday morning
Arguments which occupied most
81 the long session. we're concluded
.hortly after O'Clock.
The state represented hy Deputy
District Attorney Costello. left th"
ease w.th the contention that mere
proof of the marringe and their
return 60 live lu this country waH
sufficient grounds tu prove hiEamy
4 he defense maintained that this
b. insufficient and declared that
any breach OF the california law
took palce outside the California
jurisdiction
Efforts Co locate Madame Aha
Nazimova who was said to have
beer an important witness were
unavnilinR
Dr. Floretie White. OF Palm
Springs, was the only witness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Z MEN BEHIND
WOMAN'S CHARGES,
SAYS WOOL WINE
Prosecutor Prepares to
Strike Back at Attacks
by Ida Jones

LOS ANGELES June B. Every
public man Be- ultimately attacked
hy some woman"
Win that philosophy Thomas
Lee Woolwine, noted prosecutor
whose records Includes handling
OF The many sensational criminal
cnsese which have crntercd in los
Angeles during recent years sum
med up his attitude towards the
charges made against him hy Ida
WrirHt Iones
Tho prosecutor was ronsidred ns
tn tho tlFhest political corner Of
his stormy career with character
istIc energy BE- was preparing Co
strike tacK. hts fiery temper arous-
I'd
This attack on mo b. an at
tempt hy two individuals who for
y.nrs have used every foul means
that their mendacitv could cou-
csrye 20 hi1cken my name and whu
have now resortrd 90 f1e are-old
trick" declared Wooiwiuo. These
men have Induced this woman tu
0ie with the civu service com
mission an unhenevsthie yiscous
and unfounded attack upon mo
while Woolwlnr was ready to
nrht N the charges now ln thf
heuds 90 the grand iur were
pressed Los Angeles WIS guivcring
with interest becarse'
Tho people alw ttr picture OF
Wuolwino. the Wnu who sent fc
ian HAIRY s. NeW. Dr. who ciaimod
his flfhsr was United States
senator Tor murder: who solved thf
murder nf lnroh Denton und pl1c'
pd Louise lorf in Iflalu fur lfr
who prosecuted MHdniYune pben
chain ana Arthur Bureh. who has
not yrt mutt hie efforts 90 mud th'
slusrr of William Desmond Thy
Tor. uni who now has the ku Kiln
Khan Nrhfinr decisive battle fol
ifs nume and very cAlucpcs 10
california perhaps dFfondlnf
himself GA the charrca of n we
man
ida Wrirhf Jones who Hccua.s
[ Wooiwinn 90 Improper relntioml
with her. for seven wears woraot
I faithfully in his office ns iugeuill
! liuNeHtirafor Dark haired siawi'
[ passing into middle age. she wa
] hardly a consplciuous figure Until
suddenly Woolwinc sent ieue
% tho civll service commission en-
nounclnE her dismissal and charr
Z ing she attempted 20 sell him 4
I his political enemies
He has ruined mo and he'll ~
ruined too was tho way Mis-
Jones threw down The gage Of hat
/ Tie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
WARDS Wife TO
Be FIRST WITNESS
IN MURDER CASE
Hearing to Be Opened
Before Grand Jury
on Monday

WHITE iAiNS. ". Y. June g.
Mr- Walter = ward. wife % the
confessed slayer q Clarence Peters
eN- sailor. whose body was found
on a lonely road near Kensico re-
@ervoir. May 10. will break her
silence Monday.
Mrs ward. II was learned to-
day. with be the first witness to be
placed on the stand when the case
IL presented TO the grand jury In
June. Among others who hav.
been subpoenad are George :.
ward. father OF the millionaire
slayer. Miss Lulu Harrow-.
nurse In the hotGe u ,5alier ward
IN New Rochelle aud Amy MID.
maid To Mrs. Ward
Following the report thur Dis
trlci Attorney Weeks intended To
present the case 10 the grand jury
Monday Il was learned IN the sher-
Iffs office that n man hy tho
name Of John Guizo, found In "a
Philadelphia hospital recovering
from twp bullet wounds. ~ Hus-
pectcd of being the "Joe jackson
wanted as Peters partner ou tho
niRht of the shooting
Reports reaching the sheriff.
office stated that Guiko put up "a
fight with police officers who
went 10 interview him. lie denied
any connection with the case and
claimed he suffered his wounds
during "a riot IN the coal region.
Finger prints and photographs Of
uu'xo are being rushed tn the au-
thotiiies fAre.