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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
in''1S ......... 80 g :.
'liat'"d for IS dip In eighth.

Ran for Collins i'm eighth.
!nh't'd 70" Edwards In ninth.
Ran for ''Nclli in ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
n R, CARTER FINED AND
NOT J. R. TEETMAN

In some manner the name Of ). X.
Tcctman was used instead "f II. X.
Carter being fined by Police Judr" john
: Ritz last Tucsdgy morning for vI"-
latiur to the city health ordinance. In
mstiCc to Mr. Tc"tmau. both the Intel
! Wgcnccr and Or. McLain d"S'r" to max"
the correction. TIL" following letter
was received from Or. McLntn:
! To the Editor OF The Imiclligenr"r:
"SIr-Tucsday morning. August 29'h-
| IT = Carter. a local dairymIn. was
! convicted In polio" court 90 selling milk
containing two and four-rcnths per cent
butter fat. which is one and "n"-tcn'h
per cent loss than the standard re
/ quired.
| assessed fine Of $50 and costs. Th"
morning Tn'clljCcnccr Of Angst 2lst mad
a ncwa item to tn" effect that i. +.
Tcctmar. a local hairymnn had h"r
| convicted and fined for selling milk OF
! low Fat content.
/ as this is a CrN7, injustice" :" Mr
Tcc,r,1n. nm writing 20 request ihHt
tho mistake no corrected. e" that II WI
ne clearly understood thI' II. L. carte"
VA. the dairyman arrested. ana not j.
! K Tertman.
Yours respectfully.
"W. II M'LNiN.
'IIcalrh Commissioners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
MCKINLEY PUZZLED AS TO WHERE
NrELLIaaNcER GOT STORY
BUT ADMITS TRUTH
Largest Boat Ever Used For western
Waters VIII Run on Ohio.

The Intell!Ecnccr story OF the con-
solidation OF the Liberty Transit COM
rany and the Lcn,s Traffic company
this morning was peach. but am
wondering where YOU got the dope.
said Johnson. =. Mckinley. millionaire
coal operator 10 an Iute!ligencer man
Thursday afternoon. Incidentally it
might he added that no other rewspI-
per had an inklirE Of the big transac-
ttoN that means no much for the eX-
pansion OF steanhoating on the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers
Speaking OF plans he had In mind.
Mr.. Mckinley. who was the founder and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
OHIO BUS Line
IS INCORPORATED
| FOR S1o0,ooq
Will Engage in Transportation nv
Wheeling to Cambridge.

The Wheeling. ST. Clairsvtlle cam
bridge Transportation Company
Yesterday granted charter Of incor-s
poration for 100000. The Incorporating
are Roy s Smith and f. w. smith, OF
St Clairsville.
The authorized business Of the cof-,
nnration is to engage in bus line trans
portation between the named cities: an
means service will shortly be place.
unon n more regular schedule.
incorporation papers we're also issued
Yesterday TO the GAINESVILLE & Wods.,
field Taxi company OF Woodsfleid: cAp.
talizcd AT $4,000. TO engage IN TAX, pus.,
W. and + G. Mooney are the incor.
porators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
Mayor T. F. Thoner In
Address of Welcome
To Nurses Convention

4
---
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Mayor ""''''' ,hn oncning
{ IN ms "e''o'"' """', ,'nr,,,, convcn-
.', -. Vas, yir.,iuia Nurses assoc
r citation "hIIH ''i''"',
! y. u. |. W. "''' S'''''
/ AS MAYOR Of Wheeling wan. 80
press to YOU my appreciation '"' ."',
: opportunity "t meeting VIII" '"'
. VIRGINIA Statr Nurses A>@''.' 10" "''''
/ To- b. thus privileged t. "N''nd |" ~"
! Ola behalf ui tn" CITY %! "c''""h '' "a
fetal welcome
! .v.. ,..,., o., .r..., ,,,i,. W.;h w"Dd"riu'
: ,,.,..,,rr,,irs nur ,Ii;2,ns are progress
t.'' ,I ,,>.,,-J,,,. ,,u viii uud during
''i i., ,.r.. ..,,,. of t!., Lus8r>l ,!l!es
:, ~. ,,un,ry
! .,,. ....r,...,, Lru,- whose clear
We nave ''-"'''' &,o> noo coo. In
. 'nES increase" ''' roe, , y,.ry SUBJ
, 1911 to E-Nl'o"".''' 90
, Staut.al increase ,,.......,, form
/ '"' wy ',''
. Of government ,.., ,,,,or,,.d fire
We nave 81" "' .,Tt.,. l,r,rfmcnt
! d'P'''h'r"'' ~" H.. .or,p,ry.
. Is Ser"h" 10 "'',' Oh" ..,.,.o,.,,rds MI
We nave '"' ".'' ,l..,cs If
! m'r""S 'h'""'S ''', INSTITUTIONS
amusement ..,f... MANY
( mat VIII "''N", v.t..,.... ,,,o. of tho
/ I'iN'N me S'", ,,,..,-l.,f,. hos
, 49, '''''
Z '',,''S' g., ,...,r,,r.,, 81. headed by
. our h'i''" "' t'' '..' $780,. r.,.,. =,
/ q" ,..,, y,r,.,.'ir,. has bad a
81, ''' i.a9.l ,,rsrrr y ;n,. Health
Gr,,,. j.. r.,,,tr,d 10, nrd.nrur, To- hc a
,h,.,i',,, ,b, .r,rr time rr,'hud proved
B ,nnr, mr les Unsatisfactory. y 'hcr"
,.,s -r. .,,nriI,.; between Ills public ana
rr,,,,. work IL WIS very cyil.Ai that
',..,,,..,,.... eff the nrlltE work d.
'"' 49,, r,,u ,i,,.. Of ,nr ny.,d of the
"''''',., - 49,
w rod T,vnection
.,. . 49,. .r,s, i,urn,-In' features
r,r .,.,.,,,,r.r. v,,, is Cnud
,,,.,.,..,ia,,
..r,, ,Io,,r,,r,r, collects over 1000
..,,,,,i,. ~ min, Annually. which is cN-
,t.', ,,,,,,i.,rI, and Observation-Disclosures
, 49,. r,.,,',s nuh,iyhcd in tho daily
"''' we
..v.,,h III. annoirrmcn, 81 4 woman
c...i i,,.ner,,, IL, ,rril nr this year. the
work ,r food Instructor was given new
,I,ro rrory restaurant and eating place
noe ,.,rofulrv irsn,r,rd ana scored from
e,,,,,rv y,audpnint. The Same thing
/ was done with every bakery. and the
scores published in our daily papers
All rror,ry stores. meat markets. foun,
,oios IN conrcctianar ics and drug store.
have likewise been scored and will hC
ready for publication soon.
"Durlng July rhrc" samples or ice
cream were obtained from each manu-
rar,urcr and examined for butter fa'
and bacteria. Tho averages Or the three
,oe,s w,rc uuhli>hrd I'm our newspapers
1,rroo moro gorpIcs from each manu-
Coc,nrer wcrc taken in August and a
~ i,,us,rotfoY nr the benefit Of such :
qualification ,h,. manufacturer whose Ice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

was an increase Of 81 per cent IN o.
real estate Of Ohio county compass
TO an approximate increase or % -
cent in real estate throughout the stAtel
as whole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

good old Ohio on the map as never
before"
MIR. Mckinley added that III" estimate
or the deal involving between S1VP,o"'
and Si,U0U,O0p was very conservative
one modern stecl-huilt river steamer
he said now costs $250.00o.
lie stated. also. that the new con-
Germ viii continue under the corporate
ute Of the Liberty Transit company,
with John + Lents as president ana
J. W. Brown manager There Will u.
10 change In the personnel Of the board
Z directors. which includes several
Wheeling capitalists. with the eN'ep'
ton nr tho addition OF Mr. hcnts.
Jeff Frame. Wheeling manager or Tie
Liberty company. received n"uticatoU
from General Manager Brown tina; the
business Of the old Liberty company
would wind up yesterday. III" last DAY
NJ August and with til" entry OF the
month OF September al! business vii
be tranSa ct,d under Tie new regime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

Gas we'll fires are Ireoueh,
tIneuishcd by cutting OH inc yes w
umn with sharp spray oil
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
Ship Board Rum Sales
Lead to General Legal
| 80 Squabble in Capital
ny issssn-iisHai News ssr.ies.

II
/ Confusion within the Adininistra.
tion over sale OF liquor by American
ships led TO q general squabble to-
day between leynl authorities over
. mode Of procedure to clear up the
conflicts existing In that phase of
prohibition enforcement.
Attorney General .Daugherty, de.
parting from his usual custom Of
discussing such matters freely,
would not even hint what the De-
partment OF Justice win do, IL any.
thing, TO sustain the Palmer ruling
which barred liquor from American
ships.
The, Attorney General said II
the Secretary OF the Treasury re-
quests him 20 review the Palmer
opinion, which remains az the Off
cial View OF the department, he win
| 70 into the matter carefully =
IL I, Al The Treasury Department, II
was said Secretary Mellon 10 weigh
Ing tho shipping Board decision.
He IL giving particular study to the
Question WHISTLER II now win be
necessary for him 70 ask the<De.
pnrtment OF Justice for a new
! opirion. or q review Of the old one,
There was strong pressure within
| the Administration to allow ths
4 Shipping Board edict to stand. unfil
IL q overturned, by the Supren,e
Iccurt in : test. case. n the ship-
ping Beard ruling stands. n then
vill - necessary for Rsvenue CON
nissfoner Blair ana Prohibftiou
continued On P.ss .. Column 9,
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
LAToNA ENTRIES

FIRST RAcE-Sl, 600; claiming:
for threeyeaDolds and upward: six
furlonss; Lord Allen, %; Miss Muf.
fins, %: sRoyn Dick. 90; Ruby, %:
sAnson, 90: "a. N. Akin, %; sHfsh
Cost, 1o2; Lady Mother. los; Ararat,
1o4; Clintonvilie, 10<; Hadrian, ios;
Adonis, 1oe: John 8. Reardon, 1oS.
SECOND RAcE--,sl, 900: Claiming;
for two-yesr-olds; maidens: five and q
half furionEs: Miss Meise, III, Miss
Claire, III; Aerre, III; Newport, I12;
Minnie B.. III; First Ward, lls; Dap
per Dan, 116; Admirer, 1ls; Stump Jr,
116: Mayor Carroll, 11S; Senator
Combs, 11s: Rencelaw. 1fb; Lichen,
liz; Mart O'Hara, iI5: Billy Bern,
11S; sstoneass. ,11o; Athlete, 115; Bar.
bars Palmer, III.
THIRD RAcB-s1. .soo:, for three,
year-olds and upward: six furlonss.
Bonus: %; Mcntara, %; Dorothy
Buci<ner, %; Lima Clark, %: Naughty
Nisba, le6; SIR Thomas Kean, III:
0enEway, i30. iY@,g la'' ".
FOURTH RACE-ss. 900 added;
two-yeAr-olds; five furlongs. Dr..
Glenn, no; Olsn Cclex, no; In Me.
noriam, no; Actuary, I1e: Banner
BearSr, l10; Newmarket, ia; Chero-
rkee, 1l4; Jack Bauer, 11t; aAspira.
tfon, 1to; aBanter. 1i4; Leslie, ia;
Certain, 117; Prince K, 125. t
4 ALL. II. Hewitt entry.
FIFTH RACE $4,000 added
handicap: thrse-year-olds and up;
one and one-sixtesnth miles. Kin.
burn, 100; Advocate. 1e1; Barracuda.
1oi; Gangway. io1; Sands OF Pleas
ure. ioi; bJohn 8. Reardon, 100;
bRonleau, io4; Parader, lot. Minto
II, ia: Bit OF White, 116: Lady
Madcap, IIs: cCherry Tree, o.: CDR.
Clark. IL; Firebrand. iis; psstinc-
Z b-M. Jones entry. & Z,
c--whitneyy entry.
SIXTH RACE--s1, 400; claiming;
'thrse-ysar-oids and upward; one
mile and q sixteenth: Tex. 90; Peggy
c. %; sDamoris, %; sPiato, los:
sYankse Boy, ;10s; sRed Legs, los;
Twinkle Blue, f0s; Chinnie walsh.
los: Nurture, 100; Penwell, 10S;
Ollie woods, los; Lou weidfig. los;
sRepeater,' 10s: Quincy Ward, los;
sTrooper, fo3; Grey Eagle, los;
Pic tor, lis: Corson. i0s, q.
SEVENTH RACE-s1, 400; claim
inx: three -year-olds and upward: one
mile and seventy yards: vulcanora,
90: Ashland. 1e2; eTody, f07; In
oniry, ios; sTharon, fo2; Screen
Cold, iol; Uncle veio, 1o1: sLouls
ioe; Ascsisr~ts. 100; hsrse John.
"w~shsr. clear; track. s.st.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
LATE
FINANCIAL
NEWS
NEW HIGH MARK FOR yE
~ MONROE ROBERTS.

By MONROE ROBERTS.
(copyright. lsi3. b. Cosmopolitan News
49, - Service.) S.
NEW YORK. June ls.-Tradins
In the listed bond market today was
featured by the demand for Liberty
bonds and for some or the foreign
government issues. The First LIB
erty 4h's made Q new high for the
year at 1000 and the British gov
errment bonds reached new highs
on the current move. the bh's OF
1872 ceiling ut 1924 and the Us Of
Belgium sH were also active.
French Republic Sc sold at 1esk:
Belgium Tls's at 1osk; Chile Sc Of
1916 at 1o4x; Swiss at lis: Bra
lillian SIS nj 106. IL
. Low priced rails were irregular
and generally inclined sliehtly lower
Peoria and Eastern income 4's were
N lower ct ssh; Seaboard Air Line
SIS N lower. at 575k: New York Cen
trail SIS sold at efE; ST. Paul deb.
fs at 81! Rock Island at S2h; West
Chester AVA at st1f: Southern Rail.
ways gen. ~ at ssh, and Markets
Street Railways, convertible SIS at
s7h. .s, IN -. I.
strength throughout the whole list.
: Liberty Firsfl -3h's sold up TO
10e.02; First. 4H's made q new high
at 100 20: Second <h,s at. 100. 10:
Third qk's at 100: Fourth 4A's at
ioo.es. Victory lR's, at 100.be.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
PATRONAGE
W(QvEsHT
BY MELLON
Sen. caraway Predicts Treas
ury Head VIII Be Forced to
Resign Soon.

Renewed attacks upon the char
acter Of Louis Hill. director Of
the Bureau Of Printing and En-
craving. were made by Senator
Caraway Of Arkansas in the Sem
ate today.
The Senator declared he had re-
ceived q letter making such shock
ing charges against Hills domes.
tic life that he would not present
IL to the Senate, He arraigned
President Harding for having ap-
pointed him TO his present posi-
- King "a .Dssana Qui1. :, :
Senator King immediately an.
|notnoed thar he would present Z
|resolution directing the Senate Com,
mittes on Civil Service to investigate
the moral character OF Director Hill
and other recent appointees Of Pres.
ident Harding 70 the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing.
81 am astounded at what the Sen.
ator from Arkansas has said" de.
ciared Senator King. 81 have the
highest respect for President Hard.
Ing. but I fear that he has fallen
into the hands OF venal politicians.
IL any Of those charges against
Director Hill are true, there In no
further excuse for continuing him
In office." -a.
Senator Carraway declared that
the Senate Civil Service COMMITTEES
would throttle any effort TO made
TO investigate Administration APP
pointments to office. He predicted
there would be no change In con-
ditions af the Bureau Of Engravias
and Printing. regardless OF the
charges made against Director HilL
| Forecasts Melons Resignation.
The "forced. resignation" Of SEQ.
retary Of the Treasury Mellon
within q few weeks was pre-.
dicted by Senator Caraway.
Caraway declared Elmer Dover.
Assistant Secretary and close per.
sonal friend Of President Harding.
would force Mellon out because he
refused TO turn over the Treasury
Department to patronage" He
called attention 70 q pamphlet circu-
lated among Republican Congress.
man II sting Democrats who hold
"key / ositions" In the Treasury
Department as proof Of his state
rnents. y. .sE ~.
Secretary Mellon this afternoon
Issued the following statement:
Through the courtesy Of various
Republica1 Senstors and Congress
men, I have had brought 20 my
attention statement circulated
among members Of Congress
which bears the title, sThe Tress
7 uryS Department Survey Of the
petyonnel Of the Bureau Of Inter.
nsl keyenne; - The s,,,Isy ksy p positions y s.,'
( and checked from the official rec.
ord of Che Dcpartment.'
. t'This statement 10 90 false and
for the most part % rsdiculons
Continued on Page 4, Column ~
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
ARso N ciiANoEs DEFENSE
l's IN NINE -kiLEINc CASE

C18kRLESTON. w. Va. June 1s.
---Thst defense. plans OF. the Rev.
Janies u. WHburn, charged with
the murder Of Deputy shefiff John
Gore, underwent aschange q today
following the ruling Of the cour.
that the Logan county mine guard
system could not be described ia
the jury. Nl- =
wiiburn.s attorneys planned 70
file the mine guard testimony "a
an exhibit despite the courts rui.
ing 90 that the record may be com.
piete In the event Of an appeal
Fifteen defense witnesses re.
mained to be examined when the
trial was resumed today. 1t was
learned the State has thirty wit
nesses toTb used next week IN re,
buttai, which win cause the trial
to be, continued untfi the middle
OF next week. yssf
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
NOT GUILTY
MADE
BY " A R D
Confessed Slayer Of Peters
Rsmanded Without Bail to
Await Trial. 4
ny Interaatie.aI Nsws ssrvsse.

/ WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, June 10
walter s. Ward, son Of the psil.
lionsire head Of the Ward Baking
Company, who confessed killing
Clarence Peters, an ex-sailor. BE-
cause, he asserted, Peters and two
Others were fascinating him. thi,
afternoon tlesded mot guilty 70 the
Indictment for murder returned
against him "a Sstsrday " me Wet.
chester county grand jury. - I
Rauanded 70 5sn f~ Ttisa Z
Justice Aiorschauser refused To- a
NIT Ward TO hail. The defendant
WIN have to remain In ns-the Wsst
chester county hn until mn cAs'
goes 20 trial. ~ = .tr Mnl L..
Counsel for Ward argued thst
there are n number Of special chr
cumstances eonnected with the case
which lift Il Out OF the ordinary
class Of criminal Actions.
In replying to the lawyer. Justtce
Morschatiser said that there would
cd no preference shown In the Ward
case. He pointed out that there are
prisoners In Jail at present who have
been awaiting trial for q long tina
Therefore, he added, he did not ses
how he could give any special prfvi'
lege to Ward. LIZ.
mo more courtesy should be
shown Ward. In 20 Ear a. the trial 4
eonoerned, than 10 shown to any
other person facing q charge OF first
degree murder" the Judge declared
Ward was arraigned before Su.
preme Court Justice Morschauser "a
plead to the indictment. II charges
him with murder in the first degree'
Immediate Trial Refused.
After the indictmentr had been
read. Allen r. Campbell. Of counsel
for the Ward family, asked for IN
immediate trial. This was denied
by Justice Morschauser. -
Ward was obviously nervous. His
iirs tvitched and his hands shock
nervously. His face was drawn and
he appeared to be III. His old debo-
nair smile had disappeared.
: eff Ward fs innocent he should
not be made to suffer In Jail" Al.
torney Campbell said. His health
Is not of the best. We have reached
a time when, II the case is not tried
Immediately, II will have to 60 over
the entire summer"
"The matter Of the trial will take
its orderly course; this case should
not be distinguished from any
other" the Judge added. 80
John B. Brennan, another Of tbs
lawyers for the defense, told the
court that no legal evidence had
been adduced against Ward. II Il
believed that Mr.. Brennan, who ID
attorney for Mrs. "Fff" Stiliman Ia
the now famous divorce action. will
be trial counsel for Ward. TT
In replying to Mr.. Brennan, Jus
tice Morschauser said It would be
CONTINUED on Page ., Column 81
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
.ANTI-RUM
NOT
INCLUDED
IN AID ACT
Failure to Ban Liquor on Yes
sells Win Precipitats Con-
gress Row, Belief.
BY A. o. HAYWARD.
International News Service.

The House Merchant Marine
Committee this afternoon voted to
make q favorable report to the
House on the Administrations
ship subsidy bill, thereby comply.
ing with the demand of President
Harding for prompt action on the
Legislation. ~
Rum Not Mentioned. 5
In the form finally agreed upon
by the committee for presentation
to the House, the ship subsidy bfli
will contain 10 provision, prohibit
Ing the, sale OF Intoxicating liquor
On SesseIs operated by the United
States shipping Board. j. sN
The committee fatty rejected the
.taEpSadnlenf ofs Congressman Bank
head Oefh.) of Alabama. 10 bar
ships which carried fiquor from the
benefits of the subsidy. Congress-
man Edmonds (Rep.) Of Pennsyi.
variia, temporarily withdrew his
amendment imposing penalties on
ships which brought liquor within
the three-mile limit. ~
Edmonds announced subsequently
that Vhis bone dry" amendment
, would be redrafted and Introduced
In the House as q separate bill. In
its re-drafted form. the Edmonds
bill would not permit ships upon
which liquor was sold during a voy-
age to enter an American port.
May Offer AntiLiquor Acts.
In the event Congressman Bank
head offers bis rejected amendment
as a separate bill, Edmonds said he
would offer his ''bonedry" bill an q
substitute. %gSS
The vote was . to 4 to report the
bill, the committees splitting On
straight party lines.
The only change made In the hill
before IL was finally acted upon Ivy
the committee had to do with the
employment Of Americans on sh.ps
which received compensation from
the Government The bin originally
provided. that half OF the deck hands
and engine-room workers shouli be
Americans. Under the new provis-
ions. two-thirds of these employees
must be Americans after three years
have elapsed.
Liquor to Cause Fight.
The committees failure to include
a prohibition clause would serve, Il
was said this afternoon, to carry the
fight over the sale Of liquor on
American ships to the floor OF the
House, where a determined effort
will be made to attach such a pro.
vision to the bill. -. e..
The Democratic, members of. the
committee were given five days to
file a minority report on the nieas-
ure. a., ss h't q a.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
AoUEDUcT ENTRIES

FIRST RACE Calming; three
year-olds and up; six-and-ons-haJf
furiongs. Mambi. l13: Canyon. 1I3;
Kirtle. ss: Mabel Curtis, %; Fumlsah, |,
I2s; End Man. lis; Finality. ia;
High c.. %: Thornhedse. 1l3: The
Peruvian. 103: Blackstone, 105; Jo-
seph Brant. 100; Leghorn. 101: IIaIu,
III; Fluff, lie; Liberty Girl, .12e; Ci-
tation. %; 9quawman, lis; sMaris
Maxim, los; Sfbola, 1iS.
SECOND HACE--The Duottiste
Steeplechase Handicap; four year.
olds and up. about two miles. Ear
locksr. ~; Dscisiye. Iss; souInan.
III 1THiaD III RACE fipasoa. tro.
yser-oIds: fivs ftriones Cherry pie,
80; bud Larner, f3of William Isa1,
|11fs 8pot Cash. III; whlriwfnd, = .:
Humboldt. liz; Dustabout. liz;
Blanc seins. 11s: siin Ference, III;
Martingaie. 116: 1ev. liz; Sandy
Hatch. III; Better L,ick, lis: Sally's
Alley IL; prince Resent. Iis: Park
T FouRTH RAcn--rn. Carlton;
three-yeartoldsS one mile. whisk-
away. tes; Norwich. l2s: 6nob "a, i2s:
June arsss, Ios; Horoiege. los; wiIl-
FIFTH RACE -Two-yesr-olds: i've
furions.. scarecrow.l III; Rafflc.
loI; Haidee. 100: Cork Elm, 1o7:
Brushwood. 1o7; Daniel A.. III; D,,s-
tsr. los; II. Warren. 107: Chile. 1eI;
'Lzdy Inez, %; Irish Pat. I07: Noon
Hour. Hon Il ie7; Golden Fork. 1o4; The
SIXTH RACE Maiden flliss
three-year-olds; one mile. Mary
Agnes g., 115; Nancy Shanks, Il5:
Kings Fancy. 11s: No Time, IFS
Five pounds claimed for appren.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
PEGGY U'DELL's TRUST IN, p,
MEN SHATTERED, SHE SAYS

BALTIMORE, June lS.--"Before
they start cleaning up the movies
they'd better start on some Of the
musical comedies,' said Miss Peggy
U'Deil, the Ziegfeld Follies beauty.
whose husband II suing for divorce
In Elkton on the ground that both
parties were intoxicated when they
were married last January. ~
- shall never trust another man
again" Peggy shook her bobbed
head sadly. And should never
advise any one TO marry. Mine has
been such. a failure II must have
been the unlucky number thirteen
for mine" .- .... ...s..,F -"
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
MARcoNI DOUBTS TALK :,
; WITH VARIOUS PLANETS

NEW. YORK, June, 16y--0 0usiieiT,ip
Marooni, Italian radio wizard. vh6
has been conducting high speed
transmission experimeHtsga.h his rff.
vate yacht Electra IN thu tisrtic,
and who picked up long al Rance. eixs
nnais' which WIRE peIIeved bf StctpS
to have come from the plahet M6re,
arrived here today with the deciarn.
tion that he did not believe that
communication would be establish.
ed between the earth and any other
planet during the lifetime Of the
present generation.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
TWO HELD FOR ATTACK
ON TEN-yEAR- OLD GIRL

RICHMOND. Va June 1.-Two
day charged with attaching ten.
ycsr-o,d girl YESTERDAY. So
Ths srrssts were kept auiet ana
feelinr has subsided. Beyond being
badly frightsned. the child was not
inbred. fhs negroes being friehtensd
on by her .crsana =
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
. osAIc CREDIT MEN
3 WANT Cash FROM CUPID

Lc.ssstIg. syE.ASsP. sr.S..soom. 'rns .;,, have s.y.
ss;aslss sss snnsss%sn. Ss s~s.r ns cone s
Retaii crsditmen's Nationai Asso,
! 'i3swsietsS are tec llsnfsnt,s, was
the dscis3or OF, heads aof credit Dc.
Syer fhs county. "oftsn the honey.
Hioon IL efidsd long before the. en-
Hsgsmsnt rfn6 10 paid TORI 4
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
RIVER RUM DEALERS SOUGHT
AoUEDUcT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Six and . half
furiongs; three-yesr.olds and up.
Dimmesdaie, 100 McAteel. Q to ),
10 4, out. won; Knobbie, 100 Q.
Eatorh ! 70 3, out. second; Natur.
alist. Is3 Keogh), out third. Time.
Ills Is. Three started. %
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
TWO CHILDREN PERISH
IN INCUBATOR BLAST

,wATERTOwN. N. Y, June is.--
An incubator exploded in the shed
back of the home OF Oscar Davis,
near Ellishnrs. last night and Get
the house afire. ~
Two children were burned to
death, but the parents and four
children escaped. ys !.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
THE MAN TO
BUILD YOUR
GARAGE

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paper with the want ada Use them
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