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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
PRICE S1Q sn0

Handsome tapestry brick home, nearly new
and Is IT. wide. 1t contains 10 spacious
rooms and 2 complete tile baths; noored attic;
servants quarters and every modern conven-
ience. In perfect condition. Large rear yard
with brick garage for two cars. Terms ar
ranged. =
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE FIRST MUNICIPAL COURT OF CO.
ATZACOALCOS, VERA CRUZ, MEXICO
In the civil law suit No. 32, 1918. relative to
the reposition Of the judicial proceedings of
citizen Pedro b. Leon. Second Civil Municipal
Judge. substitute for the Judge of First In
entitled to receive the inheritance not yet oc-
cupied. 50 that they might appear to prove their
rights to 1t within thirty days from the last
be made three successive times every ten
days. in the Ofdcial Journal OF this State and
in the newspaper ''El Istmo.' published in
United States Of America. plus thirty days, in
regard to the proclamation published in the
United States-And for the publication in the
lea, the present proclamation has been issued
in the city Of Puerto Mexico. this 2ard Of De-
PEDRO Il. LEON. Second Civil Municipal
Judge. substitute for the Judge Of First In
stance. mh23 apo lo-3t
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PARK VIEW.
PRICE, IS,

Army officer leaving the city must make
immediate sale Of this attractive home. Strict
ly modern. rooms, tile bath; elec. lights;
h.-w.h.; hardwood floors and trim; large sleep
Ing porch; bcamed ceiling In dining room.
Convenient terms
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SEE THESE HOMES TODAY
Open During Day and Evening
1902 MONTAGUE ST. NV
SAUL'S ADDITION-1232 Crtenden St NV.
A
bahand edooms
t @ M n.ae and sa
and evening
CLEVELAND PARK-3214 Maeomb St.
Of
ia.inlo: sleeping Tho
% % ssiss S' sens % Ss ssS d s sc Saturday and
10th STREET HEIGHTS-14O6 Park Ave. NV.
LINCOLN PARK-128 nth St. Sc.
Be-
WILLIAM K HARTUNG .-.~-..-
1l0S 10th St. NV. Phone Main 372.
CRITICAL
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BROOKLAND.
OWNER

Offers 1910 Newton to desirable purchaser.
New home. In choicest section: large lot;
double garage; near line. ST. Anthony's s
Catholic Church. Benedctine Sisters School.
Catholic University, Franciscan Monastery,
public school. stores and bank. See OWNER
next door. 1A2 Newton, any time. 2s
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
. IN 10th ST. HEIGHTS.

IN 10th ST. HEIGHTS.
First Offerings in Group No. a.
tGroups I. and all soid.)
Two pretty bungalows. with living room,
open fireplace. dining room. kitchen. two bed
rooms and tile bath. all on first floor One
semi bungalow. with living room, dining room.
Kitchen. one first floor: three bedrooms and
bath on second floor. All three on lots 1@2
feet deep to 15-fOot alley. and have hot
heat. oak floors. gas and electricity: woodwork
finished in old ivory and mahogany. Price
$3.50 each. Drive out 10th St extended TO
Holly St. turn to right one square. and in
spect them. or nhone.
LEWIS BROS.
Main 1920. 9c1 18th ct. :s
REAL BARGAIN IN 1fO0 BLOCK MORSE
st. n.e.-Six room brick. tile bath. cement eel
lar. hot.wster heat. electric lights. hardwood
trim colonial porch. large yard: room for ga
rage This dandy little house. almost new. can
he purchased on terms OF 81 900 cash, balance
S4a monthly. Price. $3.50.
Woodbridge bungalow: 8 rooms. bath. cement
cellar furnace heat. city water and sewer.
electric lights. garage. 5000 feet Of land.
fruit trees, grapes, etc. This bungalow has
very large rooms. is only years old and Is
worth considerably more money than the price
asked. Only $500. Terms: 81 900 cash, bal
ance. S42 monthly.
EAST WASHINGToN REALTY COMPANY.
Lincoln l2l5 ITO SIN at ne os
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NEAR I4th AND OTIS SITS.
BARGAIN "a 400

Unusually low price fer this attractive CO.
lonial-style home. II has rooms and Be tn !;
elec. lights; excellent heating plant; hard
wood floors and trim. Ample room for garage
Owner will make easy terms.
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;CHEVY CHASE. RI
y. J PRICE. S17.500. s-., !
inst oh, Connecticut avenue. Beautiful de-
. tached bffck house: center entrance type. with
white cement finish. First door. large living
kitchen Ind 'psntry French door open from
the lvi1g room onto q large. comfortable side
aud . bsths. with attic above. Convenient
GEORGETOWN. =
PRICE. $500.
Near S3tst and Streets Attractive brick
home wEh 8 rooms and bath: has eiec. lights:
yards. In good condition. Terms arranged.
BUNGALOW TYPE.
- PRICE, $40 900.
Well located in the northwest and conven-
lent to the bus line and street cars Recep-
tion hap. living room. dining room. kitchen.
piete bsth on second door. Large lot lot With With
provements and Is in splendid condition. Easy
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
PhlIE, $l6, 70U.
Well located OIL New Hampshire avenue
Substantially built brick residense having ii
rooms;. complete baths; elec. Flights: hot
water heat. Well adapted for roominE pur-
poses. In splendid condition. Convenient
NEAR 14th & RANDOLPH.
- PRICE. $l26O0.
Conparattve1y new home having rooms and
Q BATHS. Glass-inclosed breakfast and sleep
ing porches; elec. lights. h.-w.h. mad all the
latest improvements. In excellent condition
Deep lot with plenty Of room for garage.
CLEVELAND PARK.
PRICE. Sl3.500.
Beautiful corner home with all the latest
conveniences including q built-in garage Has
large bedrooms. Large living room with open
fireplace; porches. Screened throughout. Spien-
did condition. Immediate possession and at
tracttva terms.
0DLETON, INC,
iToN REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Phone Main 1923.
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JUST WEST OF 10th ST.
PRICE SIa 750

Located in very choice residential square.
Two stories and attic; elec. lights; h.-w.h. !;
hardwood floors both first and second floors.
In perfect condition. Brick garage for two
cars.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Beautiful corner home with all the latest
conveniences. including q built-in garage. Has
large bedrooms. lafge living room with open
fireplace; porches. Screened throughout spien-
did condition. Immediate possession and at
tracttva terms.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

English basement residence. rooms and
bath. on corner. Hot-water heat and electric
lights Lot 2IxI25. to alley; double brick
garage. Price. $4,000 Easy terms. GRAN
VILE c. BRADFORD, i.5 Ecnd bldg. Main
5J93. :'
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE, $1,000.

Colonial style residence having large
rooms; bath; glassed-in sleeping porch; elec.
lights; h.-w.h.; parquet floors; servants quar-
tiers. Afso has garage for two cars. Owner
will give immediate possession.
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IN SAULS ADDITION oN--MODERN 2-STORY.
cellar and attic. S-roori dwelling; in hne Goa
dition throughout: garage. Price only 81, ,OOn
Fairmont ST. NV. near 18th st.-Modern ="
story, S-room brick dwelling. in fine condition
throughout. Glassed in sleeping porch; sa-
tage. Price only $4,000.
On Tenn. ave. ne. convenient TO Lincoln
pa-k-Moiern six-room. bo1-type brick dwell
ing. Owner will give possession. Price, s. 500
Near Sth and Peuna. ave. s.e-Very desir-
able six-room and bath dwelling, with large
side yard. Price only $4,000.
Near 9Th and SITS. n-e.-SiK rooms and
bath, cellar, and furnace heat. Fine yard to
large paved alley. Price only 81 900.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO. 914 G st. NV.
A MOST CHARMING, NEW, SEMI-DETACH-
cd house of large rooms floors. with all
modern improvements and hollow tile garage;
large front and rear porches. metal weather.
stripped screened: southern exposure: just one
block from Capitol. Owner leaving city. must
sell Immediately. Price reduced, with excep-
tioual terms. Possession at once.
+. NJ. JOHNSON.
1871 X st. NV. Phone Main 2O76
FOR SALE RI OWNER.
A new six-room house in Sauls Addition,
containing all modern improvements. buiitin
garage. tiled kitchen. large front and rear
porches; beautifully decorated. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Buy direct and save brok-
ers' commission. Priced right with exceptional
terms. No agents. Address Box 1s9-A, Star
ofice.
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Make Your Atlantic City Home at
De VILE
GQoDEELL0W

Maryland Ave- Centrally located nea- beach. Amer
plan. Always open and providing every comfort
Private baths Hot and cold running water in every
Electric lights Excellent cuisine and service.
Moderate ratae- Corrtesies extended. Ownership
Management Mrs C. J. Goodfeilow.
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BUNGALOW TYPE.
PRICE, $4,000.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

PRICE. $13, $50.
Well located oil New Hampshire avenue
Substantially built brick residense having II
rooms;i complete baths; cleo. flights: hot
water heat. Well adapted for roominE pur
poses. In splendid condition. Convenien,
terms.
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SOUTHEAST.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
REALTORS. -
CHAS. D. SAGER,
0c3 18th ST. NV.
MAIN ae.


1884 H Street NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
PRICE, s1s.soo.
Handsome tapestry brick home, nearly new
and 70 IT, wide. 1t contains 10 spacious
rooms and 2 complete tile baths; noored attic;
servants quarters and every modern conven:
with brick garage for two cars. Terms Ar
ranged. ;,
PARK VIEW. - p
PRICE, $3.50. -
Army officer leaving the city must make
immediate sale Of this attractive home Strict
~ modern. rooms. tile bath; elsc. lights;
H. W. h.; hardwood floors and trim; large sleep
Ing porch; bcamed ceiling in dining room.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE. $ll. ZOO.
Colonial-style residence having 6 large
rooms; bath; glassed-in sleeping porch: elec.
Aso ss: saTs9e fox ,ao e,1 owner
will give immediate possession.
TWO-FAMILY
APARTMENT.
PRICE. $9.75O.
Situated in 4 convenient section Of the
northwest. First-hoor apartment. S rooms and
bath; second floor. rooms and BATH elec.
lights; separate heating plants Owner will
give immediate possession Of second floor and
make reasonable terms.
JUST WEST OF 10th ST.
PRICE. SIS, $50.
Located in very choice residential square,
Bfeuninger-built home having large rooms
Two stories and attic: elec. lights; h.-w.h.:
hardwood floors both first and second noors
In perfect condition. Brick garage for two
cars.
NEAR I4th AND OTIS SITS.
BARGAIN. So. 400.
Unusually low price fer this attractive Co
lonialstyle home. 1t has rooms and bath;
elec. lights; excellent heating plant; hard
wood floors and trim. Ample room for garage
Owner will make easy terms
HEDGES & MIL
MEMBERS OF THE WASHING
1884 H Street NV.
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Situated in 4 convenient section Of the
northwest. First-noor apartment. 5 rooms and
bath; second floor. 6 rooms and bath: elec.
lights; separate heating plants Owner will
give immediate possession Of second floor and
make reasonable terms.
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FOR sALE-H0UsES
Continued

Fun 0A1E-dVV0Co
Continued
3.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
. Attractive colonial home on, 14th a.. con.
tatnlng 9 rooms and bath; electric Hkhtx.
parquSt' hoorx; garage. Price. $500. Res,
sonabie tsrnus can be ARRANGED. ~ -
SOUTHEAST.
Attractive si,-room aud bath home located
within fow doors of Ancoln Park. Hot
water heat electric lights; porches: eastern
exposure. Price. $500. Oh reasonable terms.
49,. CHEVY CHASE. =; :.
+ Detached.sh home, within one-half square Of
ConnnectfcSt ave. Hot-water heat, electric
lights; open, fireplace; hardwood floors. Price,.
81, 500. Ipmediste possession can be given.
g.;
COLUMBIA. HEIGHTS.
Beautiful detached i2sroom and 2-bath home.
within one square Of l4th and Park I'd. Hot
water heat electric lights: room for garage;
4 very unusual home in many respects. Owner
will sell at attractive price and accept terms.
sAGER, =,
q; ia NV.
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5J93. 2'
A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD IN OLD VTR-
ginia. only $4,000. easy terms. This Is one
OF the most besutiful suburban homes that can
be imagined. II contains acres Of very fer
tile land, beautiful trees and r lawn like vel
vet. A modern S-room and bath house with
all the modern conven;ences. a garage. all
kinds of fruit. and one OF the most rp-to da te
equipment for raising poultry that could be
desired. Only Is minutes from city fine
concrete road, one square from Jewel! Station.
on electric line
THE LOwTHER REALTY CO..
Exclusive Agents.
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NEAR 18th & RANDOLPH.

PRICE. Sl2,5OO.
Comparatively new home having 8 rooms and
baths. Glass-inclosed breakfast and sleep
ing porches; elec. lights, h.-w.h. mad all the
latest improvements. In excellent condition.
Deep lot with plenty Of room for garage.
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BY OWNER.
1904 EUCLID ST NV.
Vacant; immediate Possession; three-story
colonial porch brick house. Ten rooms. two
tiled baths: electric lights: hot-water heat;
double brick garage. In Al condition. Price
reduced for quick sale.
OWNER ON PREMISES SUNDAY FROM 3
To 5.3O PM
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18th ST. NEAR
SHEPHERDS 500
PARK VIEWS. 500.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

II you are looking for q home in this
very pretty residential section, at low
cost. this Is q good chance; Just OF 14th
st.. rooms and bath; modern heating
plant: electric lights: parquetry floors
upstairs and downstairs; colonial front
porch Attractive terms.
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INSPECT TODAY.

1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Open and lighted until 8 pm. New 4-bed-
room corner house. built-in garage, heated and
lighted: large double sleeping porches. Un-
usual value. Take Petworth bus to Grant
Circle. B. e. GRUVER. Builder.
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Near S3tst and Il streets. Attractive brick
home with rooms and bath: has eIec. lights:
h. .-w.h. y large cement cellar: front aud rear
yards. In good condition. Terms arranged.
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FOR SALE, $4,Oo0-COLORED.
Two-STORY BRICK FLAT NEAR WASH
1NGToN CIRCLE. LOT Is FEET WIDE.
L. W. GRooMEs. 141s ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
NO AGREEMENT WITH
RED RUSSIANS NOW
EXPECTED At GENOA
Signing Of European Truce,
However, VIII Tranquilizc
the Continent.

,;cu9a. Ma .2.-.,By The Associated
i'-css. so -ralrly =: variance arc
I.u.,ia's cmmuu,sm and Tho order o.
.,,nr~ ,h'r.7tug ,hroaShoat the rest or
tNrorc that general Immediate agree
..?.,,, ,,.:h Russia appears tonight in
yr..Nao!c.
This conviction IS deeply disap7oint-
- 20 rnn,n vino expected quick and
NJ results a, Genoa but the sentiment
j., tempered by the belief that the crea-
ton &C one or more commissions 10
nu-yue III. exhaustive study Of the Rus
s:.n problems will prove cfficaciouS IN
Gud.rE means 20 reconstruct Russia
nd bring her hack into the European
family.
Furthermore rrcmter Lloyd George
i.i tNc Italian leader arc convinced
,hat tho signing OF European truce as
preliminary 10 a general non-aCGres
son va; WIZ go a long way toward
lre,rnu'i!z:rS Europe.
No1oS Of eventually Accomplishing
.a:nc'h:r- genuinely constructive for
Russia rcr" Increased tonight by an
a,uncrmnnt from the French delegation
,ha; France f4Nnrg appointment or
commission rnr iNTcstiCation Of opeS-
tons Ike c-r'i;e. dAh.S and the treat -
mon, - foreign n-ivatc property. and
7,,r-nycs also a general truce. provided
.. IS understood that WN;le the commits
-irns are onSa Ecd in their lahors the
mowers Wi. not follow in the footsteps
" CermaNv and make separate trea ties
with Ruse:a.
Tho recon. 4 ar~usations that they tired
% wreck ~" conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
Kap|er Again ConfeSSeS
Murder Of Bank Cashier

pittsburgh. May Flying unro&-
ecious for hours at time in 4 Canton
Ohio. hospital. "DutcE" Andy kap'"r and
ThnmaS Saxon. arrested last week after
a running gun fight with police there.
:nday admitted their parts in II" hold
up Of the First \atiOna, bank Of 'r2f-
ton, last january. according to Robert
H. Eraun. chief nf Allegheny county de-
t"CtiveS. and tho staying Of -\Ssist2Ft
Cashier Harold r.. Moss.
District Attorney Harry ". Itnwanf,
CH1srr Rrarr and city Detective E1YG"
Edchu-n were present At the question:
inv Of the two men. and waited for me
jnfrcquent moments during which kap'
lcr ard Saxon were conscious and able
10 talk.
kanlcr admitted. the officials stated,
that he fred tho shot that kilcd MoSs.
saving II was his life OF that Of Moss
Saxon. the officers said. evidently was
the ma who had given the others d.
rcrtirnS in the hodup
Saxon his boon given ~" last rl''S
or tho Catholic church. but hapl'r &c
fused the service, and seems determined
to live.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13

Norfolk. Va. May l".-Thc shock Of
. twenty ION meteor which crashed 10
the ground in an isolated spot in Not
taway county. lWc,NN mile: northwest
Of Blackstone, lat" la.r night was fCIt
for a radius OF fifty miles, while the
brilliant glare Of the incande>cent body
illuminated tho hca3cnS Over southern
Virginia and sections OF North Caro-
Ina. Til" trail Of ll@h' n the meteor
fell in q SLOW curv" fvom tn" zenith al
an angle Of forly.fiyc degree VAS Wis
ihIc in this city. Richmond and a.
poin', alon- III" James river. Grating
genera excitement and oven Con~;cr-
nation OF The pat1 Of n"-ro'S.
The nctcor. composed o. Il metallic
substance. crashed into . "r"N" or oak
trees with an explosive roar some dis.
taucc from any house, making a hoi"
with an area>Cf 800 square feet and
burvinc several trees win i. Flames
Immediately shot up which were Wis,
jhic for many mites, while trees caught
fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
.sTFF| lNFRGER WILL Be PR0BED
BY Is, DEPARTMENT Of JUSTICE
Unofficial Statement of lntcn-
ton Made Known, Follow
ing Adoption Of Senator La
Follette's Resolution.

Washinston. May 13.-An ord",.
fNom the senate 10 the department -
Justice and the federal trade comml*
sion to make an Investigation followed
close today on the announcement IN
New York Yesterday OF tho purchasc
of the Lackawanna Steel company D!
tho Bethlehem Steel corporation, anu
upon reports recently clrcuiatcn OF
prospective merger OF six large lnde'
pendent steel companies.
The order, embodied in a rcsolu
tion offered BY Senator La Toilette.
Renublicau. Wisconsin, and adopted
with litrlc discussion. directed botn
federal agencies TO inform the senate
what steps have been taken or pro
nosed 10 ascertain the probable effec'
of the merger. and what action mas
been instituted to protect the puolic
Interests
The department Of justice was fur
rher requested 10 advise the senate II
nrpceedings undcr the Sherman and
CLAYTON acts were advisable.
Acting Attorney General Goff said
hc could not comment until he hao
received a copy. but from other u"'
partmcnt Of justice officials II was
learned that while no p'an. had beer
taken to prevent the merger, AN IN
yastigation would be made. Tncse
officials saiI definite reports OF the
merger had BEEN available so recently
that the department had not had time
10 investigate.
Federal trade commission Officials
said that in accordance with the reso-
luton an investigation would be un
dertaken Immediately.
Senator La Follrrt" attacked the
nroncscd combination OF tho independ
onf companies. declaring III" merger
II effected. would work irreparab'e IN
jury.
The purpose % tho merger Is
clear" he said. ~ is tho elimination
of whatever competition now exists III
the steel industry. and tho creattorE'
situation where prices may be hxe
on g monopoly basis withouf tear on
detection"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
Canton Bandits Are
Wanted in New Castle
Confession duplicates Two in
Bank Holdup There.

Ncw Castle. May Jimmy Blake.
a'.as Tommy Saxton. alleged leader of a
h,rd OF bandits two OF whom we're
LificI and two seriously wounded in a
matte with Canton. o.. police. and Johh
II. stephens. one Of the slain mc1. are
iwn Of the men who held up and robbed
tho Lnion National Bank OF this city
more than 4 yea ago. according |" ~
formation tcleph"n"t TO Chief of Police
! Ed Elder Nv Detective Arthur Stur-
ton. Elakc ard Andy (DutCh( kaplcr
arc IN 4 Canton hospital suffering from
gun shot wounds in the head but are e1-
rericd to recover.
Tho information that Blake and
Sicrhrns were connected with the local
robbery was given to Detective Sturton
bv Napler in a confession h" made after
rcyaiYing consciousness. Employees or
t"a local hank will go to tantcn IN an
atrcmr: u identify B!ak" rs member
&C tha bandits gang which held up the
hank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
,|OHN BROWN, MOUNTAIN MAN.
FORCED To STAND ON GUARD
Namesakc Of The Famous
AboIitionist, Testihcs in the
Trial Of Blizzard Miners
Treasurer Tells Of Bcin 8
Forced 10 Sign Checks.

Charles Town. ". Va. May T. IB!
the Associated Press - The part that
union finances were alleged TO have
PLAYED in the miners march, which
terminated at the battle line on the
LOGAN county border, came in from
time to time in today's testimony, by
which the state seeks TO support the
charge Of treason against William
Blizzard one Of the union officials.
Testimony Of the use OF union funds
md Ci funds obtained in other ways
hy union men was offered, but met
with occasional sothaCks when con
tested BY the defense on points OF lis
legal rights
John Brown. mountainecr. whose
appearance and unique speech we're
enough in themselves 10 attract spe-
cial attention from the spectato9'
vas feature. too, because he was tes'
uryinc IN the same court mouse 10
hich an historical figure or The same
name appeared as defendant in an
r,nc, treason tria! in 1S39. Tall'
.luu: e. history irU0ri- the aA"''
fCon,IrueI on PRO I'nurtean)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
JOYCE'S
JEWELS SEIZED
Actress Alleged TO Have
Failed to Declare Plaque
, Valued at ST. 1000.

Ner York. May i"~.CuStom ~ >a!S
iatc today seized II diamond AMI "ir rt."
plaque valued at *li.ooA "'i""S;"E t"
kcCgv HOPKINS Joyce. which ;h"! A.
sorted the ,ctrcss had not dec arcd WHon
she returned today from Far's on IL"
Maurctania
They returned TO her. however. t"cH:
four other piece: OF jewclry- includ'nS
rings with diamonds weighing forty on"
carats and two sirapds of pearls valued
at more than sto3Qho
These were promptly turned oier 70
a private detective whom I'll" actress
had engaged TO serve as her BODY guard.
Peggy expressed Indignation when sAe
learned motion picture house owners
had banned for the good Of thc srreen"
any pictures in which she might ne
shown.
Ia 4 costume featuring sab.cs.Sham-
nagnr colorcd stockings and hlrA tur-
ban. she followed her belongings .\ann
watched the examination. She DnnSd
avDv half II box of cigarettes am
chatt"d with the customs house force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
Cleveland Brokers Wife Victim OF
CHASTITY Murder Attack al Home
Single Tooth Knocked Out By
Victim in Battle With Slayer
the Only Clue Secured By
Police.

CleYCland. o. May T. Mrs. Helen
>llbcrburg. wife Of Aaron Subcrburg.
broker and owner Of 4 chain Of motion
picture theatre. vas fatally beaten anu
apparently robbed of diamond rings
valued a. several thousand dollars IN
her apartment home N fashionable
residence section about noon today.
She was found unconscious in the
living room b. her ll-ycar-old daugh'
ter. when the child returned from
school for lunch. She died on the oper.
atins tab,r in hospital a few minutes
later without r"@a'ninC CONSEQUENCES.
Her skull was fractured IN two places.
both laws were broken and there vas
p deep cash below hec left cyef The
third finger Of her left hand was broken
aud hacked. apparently IN an attempt
10 secure diamond r!nS which WAS
still on the finger when she was found.
Several diamond rings which she
usually wore were missing.
The living room gay" evidence OF a
desperate struggle. Furniture was
overturned. ruS$ di>arranged and a
trail Of blood led from the front door
to the fireplace in front Of which Mrs.
Silber5urG was found.
\ mans cyetooth vas found under
small table. II had been broken or
short. ard is tho only clue police have
20 tho identity o! the murderer.
Police hciie," r." tooth was knocked
out by tho murtcrcr'S victim as $oc
fought with her aSsailant before being
beaten into unconSciousneSS.
No trace q! the instrument WIN
which III" death blows wCr" struck
could be found N the apartm"n'.