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BE; IT ORDAINED by THE COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:

J. That the Virginia hallway and
Power Company be. and IL is hereby.
authorized and permitted 10 construct
an additional track. SO as To have
double tracks. on Jefferson Avenue,
from Twenty-frst To Twenty fift h
Street, connecting with its present
tracks on M Street Mt Twcnty-ufth.
aud connecting with its present
tracks on Marshall Street at Tween
ty-first. with all necessary cross
overs. SlAinEs. SMIlChcs. etc. and TO
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STREET RAILWAY
FRANCHISES
OFFICE OF
TIE CITY CLERK
Richmond. Va.
luna II 100


Juno Il. 1922
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that an ordinance has
been recommended to the Council of
the City OF Richmond by It's Commit
tee on Streets proposing an amend
mcnt TO the street railway franchises
OF the Virginia hallway and Power
Company, by which the said company
VIII he permitted to remove its
tracks. poles and wires and discon
1inue the operation OF It's cars on
Twenty-fourth Street. from Marshall
street to Broad, and on Broad Street.
from 1Wenty-fOurth to Twcnty-iifth.
and on TMsmty NTH Street. from
street. from Twcmty-ntth to Twenty
ninth street. and also to remove it's
~estbound track and discontinue the
operation or ears thereon on M"
street, from Tw"nty-niuth to Thirty
hrst street. and on Thirty first Street.
from M Street to 'P" Street, and
also to double track it's lines on JEFF
ferson Avenue. from Tweuty-hrst
Street to Twenty-iifth Street. and TO
construct single track on "P''
street. from Twenty -ninth Street to
Thirty-frst Street. all OF which in
wolves a. change in the operation Of
the cars of the said Virginia hallway
and Power Company, which said
amendments OF the said street rail-
way franchises are more particularly
and In detnii set out In the following
ordinance. which may be acted on by
the Common Council Ut any regular
or called meeting held after this
notice has been published FOR ten
days In The Richmond Times. Dis
patch, cwSpaper published in the
city or Richmond. The said ordi-
nance may thereafter bc acted on by
the Board OF Aldermen at any regular
or special meeting held after the said
ordinance shall be adopted. II II IL
adopted, by the Common Council.
j he ordinance proposing the sa i'll
amendments, now penlinC In the
Common Council as aforesaid. reads
as follows:
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81 have used Dr. SETH ARNOLD'S
RAi.SAM for twenty-five years and
would not bc without it II is the
best medicine for all kinds Of bowel
mplaints, and it cures very quickly.
My family finds II very useful" Rec
commended by ]. +. Eauer.-Adv.
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Craham ,rnde po,tm,,@.,

Walter Graham was appointed
|pnstmastcr 1t Ripley Springs yes.
tordny. Postmaster Hay T. Thornton
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&C.. 1922. Public ledger Cos
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erroneous impression TO the ctiect that
oncs the conclave began its sessions
no late arrival could enter.
They Can Participate.
"rardiua:% Ot.unn"ll and DoughertT
may enter the conclavc at any time !:
: sitting" Ire said. and may even par
t:C:pate in III" Last ballot
1hlS. should the ""nclavc cNtcHa
orc: several d3yES, and some of them
lasted many weeks. both America" car
dinnl$ may I've present. NO carhihal IS
permitted 10 leave. the concldf" WhLtc
!, j, sitting, bu: i heIatcd cardinal Is
permitted - enter. This Is the rule.
\ fast torpedo boat destroyer might
bring Cardinal DpuGhcrty III time 10
attend MonsigAor lizzardo said ha!f
;okiug,y.
There seems 70 be n genuine desire
In vatican circles that the United States
hc represented. 1t is admitted that inc
cardinals in Canada and EraZi! Will Ec
unable 10 attend.
The scCrctari1tc is flooded with tho--
sands of messages OF CONFIDENCE ana
sv,nnathv from ali corners Of the globe
signed hy the heads Of the greatest
states and humhlcst parish priests
written practically in all modern IAN
guarcs.and many Of them in Latin.
There has been much speculation on
IN" pruhahlr successor Ot benedict, hN'
there is no outstanding ligurc. Inc
I'opul0 Romano, however, says thai
Cardinal Maffi. archbishop OF Piza, Is
tic governments candidate in conse
auence OF his high patriotism.
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BURIAL OF THE POPE
Continued from Page one)

u,;Is cacchcttl, grand "qucrTy: irIce
NInssirno. vatican minister or posts, AZ"
Prince AldohrandiUi. commander OF the
noble guard.
Americans will Be Late.
PARTICIPATION Of tn" American raTo'-
n.n~ ~ tn" runCiaN". The date Tor me
rIu MN; Of which has been dchnlttiF
fixed for February >. is Sill possible
Int j. regarded as doubtful hy the sec
-..-xrqtc O: state. A cable message has
,.,.,.l,rG from cardinal OCohhcl
OF Boston. Announcing that lie was tax
-. ..~.,.." i"r l;"m" tomorrow. Whl!c
Cardinal puuGhrrty has Canlcd mat ne
w!Il not reach Philadelphia before En-
DIV
Mon~ismor pi&zardo. VINO IS acting
SECRETARY Of state, said today ;hat car
dinal O'Counc!l had possible chaHee
of rrsch!nG Romc in time. providing the
,,.ucI,yr doc not choose u new pope
an tho first ballot. but he thought thht
cardinal Dough-rty'S chances were very
slim. unless the session Of IN" c"ncIave
WAS Iona. and arduOus, and many BAL
lots were required.
Asking concerning the possibility Of
p,stDoninc tho conclaVe 70 permit the
American cardinals 10 attend. the sec
rotary replied that the constitution
,ynulI have 10 he amended for that Iur-
nose, as In" conrlavc must DO called
within ten days after the death OF the
;.oI,C.
4 Cor%is'ory under the presidency @:
cardinal GaSparri met this evening "Hd
decided definitely on February :. IHo
.,rrrrrary requested The Associate
press correspondent to set Alright the
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outside protection necessary to safe
guard the rights OF former nationals.
Note OF Dissent.

Tho Chinese declined to reveal thoiI
attitude toward the japanese policy. and
tho only note Of criticism came from
outside the conference. in slateihenk'
ISSUED by the delegation, sent 10 Washss
inytOn By the Enrccngnizcd far bast-'
crn republic OF thita, siberia. Japanese:
PROMISES Of withdrawal from sipeT'an
soil. the statement declared, mad oeeh
= "chronic statement OF the TOXIC
government since August 1917. -
As put before tho committee py
Earon Shidchara, the territorial IN.
tcgri.v pledge OF Japan, rcgarded as INC
most concise and definite yet TO be mace
by her in regard to Siberia, concIuded
as follows:
The Japancsc delegation Is author.
lied TO declare that 1t is the hXed anu
settled policy Of Japan to respect inc
territorial integrity Of Russia. ana 70
observe the principle of non-interVen.
ton in the internal AFFAIRS OF tha.
country, as we'll as the principle OF equai
opnortunity for the commerce anu M
dustry Of Nil nations in every part Ok
the Russian possessions.
Await Protection.
. Tho withdrawal from Siberia. Baron
Shidehara declarrd, awaited only an ar
rangement for protection or 1ore'sh ~
tcrests there, while Japanese roops
would remain IN the Russian pro''he
OF Sakhalin only until 4 stable govern
| mcnt had been established ana h''
made fitting restitution for the inas.
sacrc of japanese nationals IN wv ~
| Nikolaicvsk
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PLEDGE
Continued from Page One.)

WAS not disclosed, but was said TO nave
pointed out that tho American lorccs
having been Withdrawn from siberia
there was nauCh speculation as TO why
tho Japanese troops renamed.
Taken At Face Value.
American spokesman would not dis
russ tho subject tonight IN advance of
the formal statement OF Wow to be made
ut tomorrow's committee meeting, but
il was learned that the american gov
eminent was deeply impressed with the
Japanese statement and was disposed
to regard It rs 4 solemn pledge behind
" hich the conference could not properly
60. Moreover, IN both american and
british circles II was conceded there
might he much Justice in the claim that
present conditions in siberia make some
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Lane 10 Put Ballots
Under Lock and Key

CIV Cork Howard =. Ian" has o"d't-
cd all election supplies brought /" las
o(r!ce and placed under loci; and h"Y III
the city vault. where th"H cannot DO
r.,chcd Nv ANY other person than h.r.'
self The ballots will 10 counted when
tho vault - closed AMI opened I" "9'
.,ra nothing is wrong. Mr.. Lane states.
RI, election officials, in turn VIII h'
held accountable for All ballots show
Ing tho number obtained ard ais" the
number returned and IN" number Dc
stroyed a, the clos" "t III" election. In
stead OF permitting tn" ballots = lie
around in careless manner over n'cht
in the ballot boxes. 10 intends placing
them in the boxes ~ the election OIL
Ccials call for them,
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.orAR FUNERAL TO-DAY.

The body oC David H"nar' 80 WIS,
,,,.l sunday morning =: the home %
his son. Carl j.. Eomar. on F"St"r.a ave-
nr,. Mourdsvi!lc. VIII y" t'kcn from
Mourdsvi!lc on the E"itim"'" q Uh, ,'
train lcav!n: tuat place a. l0:i" "','S"
70 Eosby's Rock. From thu latter p'A',
the body. accompanied ~ 'Ac iuNrf"'
nar,v from M"undsviIlc. will ." t'N"n
70 the bowman Ridge Methodist '"U''n
IN Marshall county. U?or n" "f:'N - 81
Of the body t, the church, Rev. j. II,
y inc will conduct 4 hrie; public funeral
service. after which intrTm""I VIII re
made in the cemetery t, tho chnrr"'
Mr.. Nonar died sandal following an
illness tA;.. dated back II Mar'A "i E'S'
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MRS. sARAH M. DURHAM.

S!s,ersvillc. ". Va, jan. -''--N'7 =,
Sarah NJ. Durham. aged 81 years an"
mo,hcy OF T.. \. Durham. OF S.St"rST'!"'
Is dead at her wintc" home In -
petersburg. Florida. Mrs. Durham :
death was caused by bronchial pncu'""-
min. with which she had been IL only 4
week. ,,.
The aged woman had suffered f"'r
ott,cfs Of pneumonia since reaching
her Seth year. the last illness proving
r,t,I Mrs. Durham maintained res
Lcnccs in jamestown, y. y. and CE;'"-
,Auqua Lake. ,
other survivors besides her son. a"'
Arthur Durham and Mrs. James NJ
lain, grandchildren. Of Long lSIHn"' y
=. vino arc children Of ~" late Te"EEc
Durham. Tho body viii rc iAN'A |"
jamestown for burial
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:194-This comprises 4 dainty cap
and a very ;oYri? dressing sack. rhdH
In slip on S;yln. The models arc "iEc
for lawn. orEaa dic. washable satin AID
Xix, AZ well ~, for crepe. ;tikatrUsS. per-
Gale UatiSta and !.tinSOOk.
'rhe Pattern IL cut in sizes: Small
G2-3i: medium. 26-jN. large. 4"-i-; eN-
IN Ia-re. it-4o inches bust measure.
\ medium size Will require ia yards
Of 32-inch material for the sack. and
unc-haif yard for IN" cap.
4 pattcru % this illustration mailed
70 any address on receipt or l2c.
write name and address plainly. Send
u cents To The IntellIgcncer office.
Wheeling, w. Va.
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THOMAS TERRELL.

runeya, services Cor TH"N'' F'TT,''. =
lo-vcar-oEd R!chiand hoy. WI" H.""
sunday morning as tn" result @: m
,urics sustained when nc was run DOW"
NV an automobile driven by J"hn S'r""-
lei. OF Pleasant Valley Saturday even
Ing. will b. held from III" home 81 ms
mother and step-la,hcr, Mr.. and MIS-
Melvin Smith. of R!chland. tAiS %L,r"-
noon. Rev. George l.. Lockhart W.! n .s
in charge of the services and hNT:'' "'''
bc ma lc IN the Peninsula cemetery
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CARDINAL SANTOS.

Madrid. Jan. 22.--CIrdinoi A'm2r'z
Santos. Il. archbishop Of Toledo Die"
here last night.
IN 1885 no became secretary 70 the
archbishop OF Madrid and was made
archbishop az Scvill" on APRIL lS'>|o''
IIe was created call!ua! ON November
- 1917.
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MEETING TO INSTRUCT
NORTH END VOTERS

meeting will he h"'L tbs evening
=, 40 o'clock ut tn. Westminster school
housc IN tho North End At which TINE
tho pnhlic Is invited 10 attend. h"'h
men and women arc asked I" he present
The purpose Of the meeting Is I" E'."
i,structionq 10 the voters on how I" vote
and genera: discuss SION Of the election
ballot,
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NANTED-By Manufacturers asen;, I"
responsible man 70 sell our Spccsa't'"S
aud organize sales force IN hse''hs
and adjoining cuuat;cs. Must be abe |"
finance himself y good orSa1izcr can
,nok. s. Onn 20 $lQ.'00 ~" hrSt year
=. / ". Specially Sales Co, Box =,
Charleston. ". Va.
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uALLocY FUNERAL

Yesterday afternoon N the homo a.
ch5ii North Huron street. iuneTa1 ser
vices were held for Lawrence O. MAJ
lock. who died Friday afternoon. Rev.
Jacob Hri.t!ugham. IF s.. Luke's
Episcopal church. and Rev. W. L. Craig,
rastor OF Thomson VI. r. Churcu. con-
dvc;rI the services. EHtombMe": was
made IN Greenwood nIauso!cun.
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JOHN A. JOHNSON.

Chester. v. Va, Jan. 2@.---Jo"n n
Johnson. -. CORNER Of! operator here,
died suddenly .: 4 paraiyuo SiroN" ~
Ranger. Texas. to-day. according I" a
telegram received here. The h""E VIII
he brought TO East Liverpool Ter o"FH'''
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WAETET-A good nan fnr Wheeling
territory. Prefer nvu with som" o.
nee or selling experience. Grnn'E" "p-
portunity tor large aaa :mmed'A,S T.
come. Successful app!"ahs nus "
~ business at hand. lurcstsEtt" t".S.
,,alI o. write J. y. EcHTr. l;"9m ~,
Grand Contra. Notet. $50
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aAxER RITES TO-DAY.

Iurc!u' ~ -,r- IUr Nj" T.H""t :
EaLrr. Who 1'"d Saturday morning To-,
lowing a hr.C: iancN". Will u" h'!t wv, W..
actarnonn 4, so O'Clock ~ The FAM
home At Noun, O!.v"'. Ecv. l. g. h"W
ard. pastor Of IN" First EnE..Sn i'"'h-
rrau shurrh. Will conduct .Hc a'"\'''@'
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wu.r1Am HENDERSON

Funeral services for William Raider
son, who passed away saturday morn
.n.. n, MS home nearM cMechen after
short Illness, were held yesterday after
NOON from the homo Of Oliver lower.
StoD -. McMcchen. burial vas made
in Mount Zion cemetery.
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Funcral services for Mia. '3iher'nH'
Joseph Nelson. wife Of Christian NJ.
son. who died Friday morning a, 10y
homo. 40 Market street w"T" n"i' 49,.
;rr,l:,y AFTERNOON a. 80 ".'.0'N I'N
Waiter r.. Srnurt;", pastor ~
Ia.n,... lutheran church. uf'i"sa;"I
Wuriu, VA made III M"I"t Weed r'n''-
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N-ANTEp-Eel:ahie man with Sna1'
capital to at Is county dIStr'ouIoe.
:, sure fire proposition: car owner %
auto experience preferred: this - "
genuine business proposition an" i N"'
cost YOU nothing 10 NTyeStiSatS' ~
scn,at,ye will hr IN Wheeling soon.
ADDRESS l.. W. slaughter, 1874 East lIth
St. parkersburg. ". Va. Jan'-I-i
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Far ner Is
King Pin In
|U.S.P oIitiics
~ nAvJn LAWRENCE.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
tCUDyi!Eh; bY The ITtclhSsncesr

Wash!urror. Jan. 80 -'h" farmer
r",ur ialn III. "Wu to-day. II" heard the
lr,.,,!G,.aj Il lh,. m:t"d States ave"
that tia. farmer lnusi nIN" l"nE ..ni'
credits t. nr:,r.'r n. crops ANU lh''' -
E.. ultur" has i r!g.' /" - mn'h ''"'
celebration J.. tnr bankers ~ IN" '""N-
, Try ~ ;.'gy nthrr industry or business
Thc presidents address WAS $'~h.h'
ant climax :" 'h" m"vcnrUt when l"'
agricultural elements q t." nation
. have started n tn" .a"t var I"r ''ii"'
treatment al farming Interests "f l''v
= government. IN" farmers arl''U''''
rga!u and ;Taiu - Mr.. liaINih% 'N-
rrrSSAl liu; 'ucr"!" sympathy WI! '"',:
suiTcr!ur%. Int 4 conviction thhi ''Ei
/ cultuv. must h. PIT ON Il hIS:n"sF bass
: wIth tn" aid Of tn" banking !".'i''r'
Of III" ruNcrnm'nt.
It's Significance.
! Back &c III. Irr>idcut : sp"''A W." !
: consciousness # his ;mmrHS" 10 iii'A'
+ power which III" Su-,all"d aCr.ru!'Ni"
h,oc--a group al Republican 49, " Il "S
, Druur-utir n"mh,:- 81 congress Ih'H
hol1:u - WELD ~ 4 consequence al I"'
| active demands of IL" farmers II ~
AGRICULTURAL voting districts "I i!c
! country. And while Nj. llnrdiuc S""Eh'
! - !m>r- =" Lia hearers tina; the !SFN'
! VAS yet ~, C = c,aSS ~ n hoo. u MS
: r'a.u that TN farmer q; last Had mnH"
, hir puI"t and TN: tn" %Unm"ninS .!
! ,hc rJntrr,H,c il',I Waa 4 n"'ah1H Nh-
tory. Tor !. Is an answer - IN" pro-
: testing Voices Of farmers Cor IN" iA''
! ,hr,r wars. II ~ IN rt.or; :" pI3'f'
, the rrhri.lnUs ,lrI.rl, n tn" Evpnni!-
can party which has always drawn us
MAJOR support from tn" iarE,>E CONS
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A,rwnr TO Yasterday's.
OBITUARY
r1rrsE RITES TODAY

Funeral services VIII be held for Mrs
William O. FrriSe this morning. requiem
h!gh mass 70 be offered AZ ST. Joseph )
cathedral at y o'clock preceded ny i
brief service At IN" home, 429 Nor'n
Huron street ~ $50 O'Clock. Eurlai
VIII ne made AZ Mount Calvary ccme-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

KAUFMAN COUNTY FOLLOWS
Tit-MPHHEYS or MEXtA FAME
We have oil and gas eases n Kaut-
man County close u acreage on whi:h
col. Humphrey - starting Ave wells
and close "a other locations. In large
or small tracts. acres $50: % acres
St0O. G. s.. Hubbard & Son. 1914 Main
s,rse, Dallas, Texas. jl-c3-l
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ANDREW CRoE

East Liverpool. o.. Jan. 2&.--AndieW
Croc. c.. former city 'ounr:.m'n, H.|'
hers TO-DAY. lie was active in I;"pNh-
lean politics Tor many Years.
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Lost AND FOUND

LOST Collectors cnvc'oHe, h"iw'ea
cl,h St. Wheeling. and M"Mii!HAS
su.rx station. Bcawood. lAon" 81"
,,-,,a.i,, ja-@+-h
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD
8 Minutes to Answer This.

y WORD st VI.
Take = superior monk, add the az
hrcvialion OF 4 boys name. subtract Il
foundation. add l. vision. subtract a
quantity Of pHl,"r. add everything. 40"
sultinE lc,tcrs will spell the name ul
the Father oc Mohanrncd.
Answer to Yesterdays.
The accompanying diagram Snow l."
how that picC" nf material Is Cut ln'o
tow pieces which may be httod To-
..e,hcr 10 form tho required square.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl .. KspnaR. Proo.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
RTivsts Chapel, 1908 chApltas Street
Call Phone ls17
DIED

FRWSE-Ua Sunday, Ja"ua:y -, 1a2-.
Al $50 o'clock a.us, i: ths fanny
residence. 40 North huron street.
ELEANOR GAUS. wt.e OF William
otto Freise.
Funeral from IT, ve9ide0re Tu"Sda!
morning a; $50. Solemn T"eu:"J'
high mass I: St J"sephs cathedral at
O'Clock. Friends ale respectfully
invited 20 atic.d l0;e.'Gcnt u: NJ.
Calvary cemetery.
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HOUSE WANTED
RTLIARLE PERSON
WANTS TO RENT

A house or apartment &C ! 20
s rooms within reasonable dis
tancc OF business district.
Drop 4 card 10 $. 7. n. caro-
this ort.co. or cal, pruman a.
Wheeling SIS. between ard
S D. m. EXCEPT sunday. ja.Gl-i
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DIR. M. r. BADJER,

Copenhagen. Jan. @&.--Dr. NJ. F.
Raider. noted peace advocate, d."d here
today. He was winner. with n /.
ArnolLscn. OF tho Nobel pr!z" III l'"S'
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.IAEEIl;I\,; TNl'GIIT HulCkLf.
rays WI. C."uu. inside w,rN l-$s;-
tons waiting. Write Moier iiaruer o.
icre, sal W. 5tA. Cinc,unN:- la--'-NI'
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HCR SALN

FOR SALE--E'rssh corn. Inquire Noe-t
Miller. Mozart HI. I7-"i-i
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ADVERTISEMENT

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Griffith, OF Tollansbce, and Mrs James
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MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR SALE-Fffty piano boxes at 500
each. G \. House Co, Wheeling, ".
Va jan.Gi-i
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p,!4 Sacchcttl, grand "Hu'rTE: irlce
AlnHsimo. vatican minister OF poS'~, ''!''
prince Aldo,,randini, commander OF the
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FOR SALE-S0 Acre farm. miles ives;
OF Freeport. Ohio. Good laying land.
$1,000 worth OF timber. Good buildings
tru!., water. etc. Price right for QUICK
sale. J. L. Johnson. Freerort, Ohio.
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erroneous IMPRESSION to the effect that
once the conclaVe began It's session.
no late arrival could enter.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-02
WHITING MAN SAYS
STRANGER MAULED
HIM WHILE IN BED

WHITING. IND. Oct. Joseph
Clark. %. is in St. Margarets hos
pital following an assault upon him
by a young man whose identity has
not been revealed. Clark sustained
two rib fractures and other internal
injuries as we'll as being beaten about
the face until he was almost un-
recognizable.
Clark told the police that he was
awakened in his room at the home
of Frank Gajewsh by an unknown
intruder who administered th9
beating. He said the fellow had
evidently gained entrance through a
window.
Mrs. Gajewski. the landlady. told
the police that Clark brought male
companion to his room about s
o'clock last evening. She said the
two men had bottle OF liquor. La
ter she heard a commotion and Clark
came running from his room with
the stranger in pursuit. Clark was
found by the police in a seri-con-
sc!ous condition on Indiana boule-
ward near One Hundred and Twen-
ty-ninth street He said he did not
know who his assailant was.