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The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24
SETTING UP GENERATOR FOR
 PUBLIC UTILITIES AND WILL
 BE READY FOR SERVICE SOON

The new generator is now being set up at the power plant of the AL aska Public Utilities, near the city and the motor wheel is being put into commission. Everything is now in and shipshape, except the big transformer, which was shipped from Pittsfield, Mass, on March 6. The plant will be ready for service on May 1, if there is enough water available, it was said today. Sec retary Nathanael Greene said he was "praying all the time for Chinook ,
 Mr Green today told a party of friends an amusing story of Karl Squhn, a we'll known oldtimer, who contended that sunshine was good for herring, in which he was inter- ested, as well as for hay-and the disposition The sun forms a scum on the water, he explained, which afforded food for the herring. When there was no sunshine the herring was scarce because it had nothing to feed on. Sunshine was it's favorite diet.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24
Mining Stock Quotations
ELECTION OFFICERS NAMED

At a special meeting of the City Council this afternoon the follow ing officers for the primary election of April 25 were appointed: Clerks, Lillian D. Mickelson, Roberta K. Harwood; judges, c. H. Lamphrey, C. c. HaZelet and J. E. Currier.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24
MASONIC NOTICE

A special communication of Mt. Nc Kinley Lodge, No. 1S3, F. & A. M., will beld Friday, March 24, at p. m. Work in the M. M. degree.
 w. J. MCDONALD, Secy.
 23-2t
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24

Keep the public informed by adver- Using regularly in the Cordova Daily Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24

with a cargo of coal and lumber.
 Capt. William Crooker and wife are returning Cordovans on the steamer Watson which left Seattle last night.
 The motorboat White Cap is beached at the rear of the City Dock under going general repairs.
 Mrs. Barbara Heating, who has been on a business trip to the states for several weeks, is returning home having left Seattle last night on the Admiral Watson.
 Chris Nelson, who conducts fox ranch on Goose Island came in town yesterday to inspect a boat which he is having built here for use an connection with his ranch.
 The freighter Juneau was in port yesterday, loading copper ore for the Tacoma SmelteT.
 A rotary fleet went up the railroad line yesterday to assist Rotary No. 2, which had broken her quarter-shaft, near the Glacier back to Cordova.
 The crab canning equipment recent ly purchased by the Osborne Broth CTS, has been taken out of the Light house cannery and stored away, tenn porarily.
 Steamship Admiral Watson, which sailed from Seattle at midnight last night, has on board, among the 203 passengers, the following for Cor dova: Mrs. B. Heating, w. H. Kelly, J. H. Brown, M. Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs. William Crooker and three steer age passengers.
 Steamship Victoria, on leaving Cor dova for the westward at 6 o'clock last evening, had proceed several hundred yards when Commander Davis some how learned that several passengers, coming late, had been left at the dock. Turning the ship he came back and took them on board Commander Daviss invariable accommodating courtesy is being praised on all sides in Cordova.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24
ST. GEoRGE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Friday Evening, March 24. Instruction 7:30. Litany and peni tential office D. m.
 Rev. E. P Ziegler, Priest-in-carge
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24
RSca71
 KG1p@:'zzz

The freighter Juneau is in port with cargo of coal and lumber.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24

Capt. William Crooker and wife are returning Cordovans on the steamer Watson which left Seattle last night
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24

The motorboat White Cap is beache at the rear of the City Dock unde going general repairs.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24

Chris Nelson, who conducts a fox ranch on Goose Island came in town yesterday to inspect a boat which he is having built here for use Sn connection with his ranch.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24

Mrs Barbara Heating, who has been on business trip to the states for several weeks, is returning home having left Seattle last night on the Admiral Watson.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-24

The freighter Juneau was in port yesterday, loading copper ore for the Tacoma shelter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
MICHIGAN HAS
RECORD STORM

Detroit. Feb, 26.-Although many
communities still arc cut off from inc
outside world. public utility companies
and railroads made proEress to-day IN
penetrating northern Michigan. h"op,
Inst week by tho most severe leo hhu
wind ntorm in tho states history.
Direct communication with ootohHey
I'm, not boon restored although "A rAli-
r,ud work trnin. travelling ut tho rate
,,r rnur miles hour. went into tho OILS
tTlCt to-day.
cndiIIuG'n fiTo alarm nyntem has beeh
nut out OF order by tho storm ana ar
,,pHomsntn woTn muho to-day WIN i"'
tory ownoTp Ia siHnuI firoh by m'anh "i
rlon, whIuIIas Tho nlIoetn nio holna
cleared of dohriH
W"Ih "f uilliiY company crow" ~
hn,rnotnd beuaura at leo on wlfsp sh1
uuIon I'oInanont TopalTs cannot be
uado uutII "a ihaw Iaaulis. II 10 salh
Travo,ao 'liY had iin first ""Inhtnh'
,nIIun with tho outside world In i""'
daya 10 day whom telegraph wire was
IcpaIred TIuyolorH VIII" hnVa hraVo"
tho rInro or leo ~ tho TTnVoIHo '1iy 20
pInn report n nrono "f hoHolsllon Ia pr"
a1ntod throughout Ihln hlHiTioi FAUah
roIoph"n. p"Ior nnh iroon block th"
I"sdp
Itood Guy Toporis th"uH"nh" "f v"ln-
ahlo fruiI tTooH IN th" vicinity have
boon doHtroyod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
BILLY" SUNDAY
At CHARLESTON
FAMOUS EVANGELIST
TALKS TO CROWDS
.Opcncd SIX Weeks Revival
Campaign III Capital City
Yesterday Tabcr
nacIc Filled.

rhoIIastuu " Va reh J" h"'f
Nuudny o,nnVoIIat "ron,d hln els
,,i ho,. ,od.y
ann ...,.,.,.,
preaching '" moo" '""" '''"'
la tho ihIoo scrvl'"S h"Id
Al ,Ii. A. ,I,o n.,vi,as tho Iaho,nAois
,L,, =, ,,,.,It, ana n,,n.dtun
n ht,,..u ,hiar unI0,
roon ..,.o,,. u.,e TUNED
,.,.. IA. g., ,,.o
.... ,,..... .,i,, ,,,,,.,.isa ar.,l.II.
A. .,i,. -. .r..
~ ~ nu,.,,
w." , ,.,LI.
""' '"' ,.,,.. g., IL.
h'Il' """""' r"''
n"rr"' !" hla ""''""" "-'- '"''''
YEA -""L h""I h"'''' :" """'' .'''
= alI 'h~' Ice" h"'" y" ""' "'''
.,.,r g.r !" the community 'h"' - y
T.. i,r,." nr."r "" h"ll"h "h"" "'"T" -
rirhI'"" ~"
y r,""ih ,",hs' d""rh'"' ~ '"'"'
..rrII Li-r hll"h h"H 'h'""r"
,,,Lci ~l,o ren," %" l'lh"v "'r"' '''
,lI,,,,nih ~ ITO ,r""ih NV" '" 'h""r'
,,,,,,r II,,oa uirh'" r""h "''h "
u.,,l, ,,,,rcI nur
..,,.,,.o, , rll roI- 80" r'""h '"
,oII,r- h,,ouro he 'r"'i '"'I
I,,I ,f hoy clio vii ~liho'
=, IJ ,r marry uoruo follow
TIN op, rnIr Of hnlr Ur""fr
., 80 roIn,od rnrch. manicure"
orrorroilod pcncll cvc .hr"w"h. 'nuR'
eating. gum chewing, rnR''mN
llttle tlrEIn hs'"u ,o,,o,,,g tho
turn nRpJacR wlthon, , rII,
hattnr All Over tho N'' w. .,, 49,
pIt down NJ the piano ".' 49, h,d.
tho spearmint loso It's haV"' VII wv
post over nlHht a., ,J,h n
when little F'"n'e C"'"' ,.h ,
dress six incheH amy" - ,,r i've
man cant I"oR o" Nv thoughts
'hnt T.,, Hnn sror, I,ilIv sundays sermons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
PROMINENT AUTO MAN SHOOTS
WIFE AND CUTS OWN THROAT


NJa'u. "a. Feb. &c. Edgar G. tradJ.
,tc,lcur Oal treasurer hr Chrcago
aut,u"nt'o ,.,lcy company. rHot h'" VITO.
rrahon'y fatally. and ca, hiN own throat
~ "a '"'"l hcr" today. according - tn"
po;Icr W",H wcre taken 10 hospital
vnc,c - was oaiI tAclr condIuo" wNa
critical.
Ar,c' firing ,hrco bullets into h's
wlte's body. Frady attempted TO cut hl"
throat WITH Il safety razor blade. Fai'-
ing "a this he rcsurtod to knit" Z"
complete tho act The proprietor or tho
hut"l rolnd tho body when no wHa at
trart"d - tho suite by tho sound 80 mo
shots llo told tho polic" Mrs Frah'
was stlll conscious when he entered ana
hal declared - him that he dld H.
polntlng to Tho bathroom whero her nus
banda body lay.
Tho police reported thoy wero unable
% nnd an explanation for ffAdy'H n
tInu, other than that tho couple had
uuarrel-d repeatedly during tho past
tow days.
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FORMER U. s. SENATOR
STAGES ELOPEMENT

chicago Eelr ?6-F0rmer United
SIuIr, Senator lee Mantle. 20 years Old
al nuIte. Mont. anh Miss liita IbalN Of
Ilu,uin. Acb. VII" obtained nhrrihE"
Ii.onsn he'n rilday. haNa dinnpr""i"i
rinnu tho hnial at which they WGIG atnl
inr II rns REVEALED today
us.nihs a. tho hnssnto iniin "f Ih'
hnIrI rhn~ mat thclI hnrtaro "an Tui
go a fI.~ yah ''anIini i,ain Y.ni"' Il" y
n,r,ninp Nj honiI" vas rnlh T., ls
mun ~ tho w'nlihloai mlno "~n"'" ~
h"nIann
Mlna IaIr aiionhoI tho E"h'" eh n
EinIa unlvsralIy 81 i.in,"ln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
AM. FED. OF LABOR
URGES DRY REPEN

Washington. Feb. 26--RspsAl OF ~
VOlstuAd Prohibition I1nforoamsnt o
and substitution Of n measure DerN,4|
ling nala OF light wines and bSSp ~
urged today by the executive oouNolt
tho American Federation Of Labor u 4
HIatomsnt which called upon all oiuD11
To Join win labor organizations ~
campaign WIN these objects In We
The BlAiamoni denounced The Vol0e1
ACT nm n "poolnl ana moral failure -
"A dangerous breeder Of disaonisut
contempt Tor all law" The oONNo
whirh concluded n ~ssL's sessions ~.
urday nlRht, previously announces
Intention 10 participate IN the oON1to[l
alonni elections through q noD-pSBuo
nampnlgn committee whioh will tn4e4v
and uppuHn randidhtn1 Of major poist1
parlioE. or enter Independents II 0oy
course 10 considered most snsotivs.
'U"foro thIa dsciHion was rsaoheo,
tho uounOirn announcement said, "thor1
wan ouugnd To ba mada an sLhauDltvO
invsntIaation Of tho V0lstaad Aol
was shown by thia inyohuEati0n enl,
ihore had boon, D
"A general disragaTd of the lAv
among all 0inBHes 0f paopls. ihaludDo
ihuAe who made tho Law" "a
",roaIlnna Of thousands OF moUpeAlus
n,a among both country ana oily eveUt
aIs N
"I,aaii"E ~ a." ARMY "f b""tlssnsJs
\" ana.inB iu"'SaEs Ia iha i'aHla
p"ia"na "nd deadly """"""il"ns an
diuba tt
"An in",s"ssh ,.in ~ ipH"nlit, hilItAt
nee. ana "'i'nu "u'"nh ~. v-s's ~
Ll,ss. r"nn"Hiluua aHh h'"s"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
FATHER CONFESSES /.
TO DROWNING CHILD

Nnw York. Feb. 26-Walter LSddlA
-. n clerk. confessed tonight. the polfee
said. that he drowned his seven -moneAo
old son In tho bath tub OF his Bronx
home this afternoon. because his youNo
vito refused to return to him. PrsnooA
for an explanation. no Is said to have
declared that he decided to end Il az
by killing the baby and having the state
ci"rirccute me" He WAS arrested -
a h"mlcide charge. "a
Mrs. Liddle left her husband q mo1sA
ago after quarre!a due 10 his inability
I" ohtrin permanent work. tho police
aid She took tho baby to the home ~
her parents, where Liddle called -
her Ihts afternoon and. after unsuoo0o1s
fuiIy impOrtuntng her 10 have di1o0o
win him, asked permission TO take ~
rhild "uI. Iis told Tho police he naeos
oned 10 his home win the infant. wh1N1
"fler f"nhiinE him f"r twenty miauooA
ha decided I" drown him. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
THRFF WOMEN DROWNED WHEN VI
AUTO PLUNCES INTO R|VEh
Machine Becomes Unmanaoee
able and Jumps From Roaq
Into Water Rescue Wl,
Impossible. q

HInRhampton. n. y. Fob. H.--Threy
women wors drowned to-day whsn ~
automobile In which they were ridin4
plunged from tho state road near PeH
Crano into tho ChonanEo river. IT.
dead are: Mrs. Mary Brady md M
Margaret Rcardon, sisters, both Of ~
city. and Miss Josephine Casey OF 49,
quchanna. Ia.
Ross Nash. driver OF the machine, -
Miss Louise Reardon. his fiancs. hAroQ
managed to reach shore In an sxhAueto4
condition. ftf
The swift current swept the AutoWD
bilo into midstream. Frustrating ~
efforts OF witnesses to save the thyoo
women pinned In tho tonneau. @
Nash said no lost control Of the -
chine whom II struck q rut. eS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CHARGED WITH THEFT

Now y"'t. T"h 'G-- brdRlrR JuN u
iluo I" oG'nrn - bullet nrsh through the
vlnd1hlrld ~ . invi-"ab, Police patr0ts
man Uodu"uh Ncldv today closed Win
m ALLEGED r"hhor. ruhduod him after D
nrrco hnnd hand s,ruEgle. and jsitsd
him on charger ~ holding up two Hof.
Icm pool rooms couple OF hours ~
fore.
Tho prisoner. John Glennon. formsf
prIynte detective. was said by his caD'
Tor 10 have admitted raidInS tho pot4
rooms and nring a, the proprietor ~
ono n them when no hesitated Aftes
eing ordered to open the cash res
lister.
Al tho police station Giennon svl-
rendered his loot, exactly ten cents, VII
II plea that It wasn't enough to Ioeh "
n man for"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
REPORT RECOGNITION
OF MEXICO FALSE

n..i,n 'iiy. reb 1n Tho f"'elH" "
.ni,a TO-DAY dunled tho 'e"olr' 81 ""F
,,nIo r,n,n tho UmiIoh hisios 'oIsil'H !"
onndnIIl"n "f MeEl"" olthoT ll"""hh
,ha,po LAmnI,aa rn""o'll" 80 'h"
Mo.l,an TmheuaY 81 Wushl"Rl"n
r"IoIrn MIuirtor I'"Ul sslh ~" '"p"''"
I,.i su"h a u"Ia had h""u Fs"elvoh wo'"
entirely raIHa M pun'ne' In VII" h""
hanu Iudlsp"5eI f"r neVorpl days, y"
rprudIrr iho vook onI nosr NaEl"" 'l'y.
hu, 10 IN cuntpoi with tho ""rha""y.
Ir,Tu,iun Ton received NJ mo "mhnnHy 10
d7y wpq :" tho offsct that ihore wpn M
krnvlodgo thNr~ OF tho receipt or any
note
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
COUNTY CLARE GIVES
3 VALERA RECEPTION

u.rf,n ven &c ,ry no N7r""'"'"
r..orr, r.ar,uu 10 V"ln'o 7" ''"''""
ruv hI- oIo,'l"no0,luE rr'"rn'U" '"" ="
,o',rd Inr, ursrr ~ l.uulu. '"""'r : In'".
v.IIn ,uthuainuu I.uul- FL" NJ y"
vnicra.q cnuorl,uoury ~" wan ""t ~
tho 4tprrnu hy - urlrnrm"h Runth "t
hnrnr mud c0,"r'rI 10y "A Vr"'"F7l"n I"
h"tCl
Inv acknowledging tho reception n
corded him Mr. 10 valera ra'd n" an"
nj. followers had hoard strange h'nEN
I'm Dublin that eighty percent OF thH
Irl-h vcop!e w"rs willing - nlng away
tho nations blrthr'ght
DO you believe asked one OF MS Su'
ditors.
No" rrpIled Mr. Dc valera, II don't
am certain that as long as there IL
one OF the brave Dal CaSsians lett.
TrIsh aspiration. will mover he aSan-
doned"
The speaker declared. however, that
the danger oc nShttuS an election ths'
had threatened the people had been
Nyorted for tho moment He saiG lie
vas satisfied lr mistakes "eTo 10 nap
pen. tho people were determined thAt mo
nation Mas not going 1" no fooled again
IImer,,k FEB - 'ny me Asso"i"t
oil I.loasi Eau"n 10 Naleta. """"n
raniud by IInn, MaIt""os a"d many J.
nuIaud continued hls 'ai"ielEn i"h"F
IA, ratiy spsni Iant nlEhi at l.""ls
rh1te ht, i,o roi"ia doll lvo'oh " er"e' u
aI u,..n i,oi"g !" hin ~" '""n'll"""'"
Aftotr.atd ha ,"'.i''i"h h"'". h"l'"r 'h'
I,,ro n,tua,a ra,h oil ~lIh po"rl" ""l 'h"
n,,,,no.hoa T., tho TIuu'" ll""h Vim
nnrf",r".h v,.ru"r"o,a -" tho rl"'i"' -
ra,c tho I..,l ,"r 500 r"l """. "'h"'
,rnu,iron' f.ot s""n. lu"l"'ll"F Ma b''"I
IrKhnn vito "r tho lot" l"'i mayor
10 vaIoro uI."L" h,l"nY ""h ''E"r""H'Y
ponnur,rng iho troaiY. h" "nlh
"Wo ore lrho psriv T"' "u' :" crow"
n do7rrr. wo hnro ronohoh Er""n "apla.
aud Ihrrc rr,uc would toll ia I" Ito down
aud rogt Tut wo muTt 70 on Th" Ia N
80 are nSkIrE YOU L. tread la tho narrow
path ~ sacrifice. p"p't allow jour-
selves o. be tempted by IN" nnhh" soft
meas ~ tho free state lI"lh ON, and In
tho end You will get something YOU can
Ice proud OF
Resolutions supporting The Pc Nalern
New were carried by Rc"Iomation
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IndlanapnIir Ind. Feb 2B I.d"hI
FIudy. ur chicago. who probably i"'h'I
ruundod hts VITO aud then "ll""I'"'
sal, lilo at Miauh today. Hunotoh ""''
uun hrohkd"~n roVrTaI ""r"7 "A" ""'
Iud Euuo - Nlnml I" go" '"pcInl" "'
,..r,IlnE to I1anh J N"Trlr"n To'io'"i
,,r,,,,,rt or tho colo Motor tar '"um
PAM hnrr
Mr. rtnd, Nan proHihoui "f " lh'E"
automobile dIrIrihuIl"a agency !" 'h'
,ns, aud hal hccu prominent Ii tho n"
inu"hIio InduaIry f"r many 'ontn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
WEATHER FORROAET

yIrulnla-pAin Monday: Tu"GdSJ part
~ cloudy ana colder.
Kentucky ana west virRiniA-Clouhy.
probably rain Monday. Tu"Sday rain or
snow, colder.
Ohio ana Western rennHylvAniR --
Rain In sout1, ana snow or rain In north
portion MONDAY, colder Monday night:
russday probably snow ana colder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
WILL INVESTIGATE
ICE CREAM BARS

Harrisburg. Fob. cG...TnTc5t CATION
Of complaints that chocolate coated
leo Cream bars are being treated with
parahuo IN quantity ~ nigh Rs ten per
cent in tho preparation used to cover
the leo cream has been ordered by Sec
rotary OF Agriculture Fred Rasmussen,
following a conference with Director
James Foust ~ the state bureau Of
lnois. and Ia. - II. laval Of IhiladGl-
nina chemist for tho bureau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
BRICKLAYERS DEMAND
$1.25 HOUR RATE

Cloye and Feb. "a demand for
I2b an hour was unanimously decided
anon ~ tho hrickIayers to-day as their
la 81, pay after rejecting a 90 cent i~te
onesod hy the ,vntra"t"'s yeo'e'H~y l"
Le1unIa effective wedneAdAI Tho LIlDh
ioyeIs na,a L,en IoSeIsi"s ~ ~ a" h"N'
SIUua laat SrIiHB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
ANIMALS THREATENED /.
BY DREAD DISEASE

..,I..,.. rsL 30 is'"ssste
,.,. 49,. ,,.a.,..sa w f. "s~ sAN
,,....... ,-rt.i .-..s- a-.ih VI
-, - ro".- ---".a'"s W y
,..r.ii. t.r,,nI 'r"lsrI ~ 'hr f"r'ic
,..,,,, .,,t,, rHn,,- 49, h.lrs 'raSs
.. r,, ,i,r. 80, ""'liu-'"
rurrrr'lru" 'hn' Ne "'s""'rn " ~
dlrro-r H. no Hr'r" rh'"h "s"-
..itmLsrr4rh" ~ "hirhsnr hrFn nn' ~
loau druuuri'ninh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
MISSING BUTLER
CAUSING WORRY.
POLICE. CONCENTRATE.
ON SEARCH FOR SANDS


I.ns ,rrolca Tch 80 '"u,'n'rn-
iion Of puIlco cnnrtu to ind Edward i.
sands missing former butler secretary
TO William Desmond Tnylor waP an
noumrcd today by Detectives attempting
10 solve tho myatory or tho murder OF
tho nlm diroc;or hero tho night OF
February
II waE planned To- begin tomorrow 10y
asnomhling data f0r hand bills |" h"
sent throughout tn" country. I" SnpP"
Incnt tho Information regarding IN"
missing man ulroudy diatrIbuted broad
cast.
Herman Cilue police detective. p"in'e"
out TINT whilc no reward waH "h'I'"
ror a." r,atiun or Sands. against "h"h
IL felony charge In on hIe here. re""i" "n
iotAling Ii30O havo boon offered Tor III
formation leading 10 TIA" hIIrH' ""'
cn.,Irtinn Of tho murderer.
Tnn.o ScrErnnl JRCI, atrI4r"ido va"
rrpurird tonight to hh'o g"u" I" "Hh
Irraurisro 10 rrUrrh fur n woman '"
whom IhToo kilograms h"hIihH "h w"
Taylnr ,nrc woro said I" hnNo hooh
roui "a tho nlaht tho dlIo' tor ""7 ""'
doioI anl "no tho most da)
rhorina dcInticH ala" h"No ""''o"
Nlnnp o,her ,I,on inv"I,i IoIou'"m".
II iornrna hn"wu today lhoF """"
public tho frli"wlnE i"l"T'"" "h''"
,hoy sold hnd hrcu nloh f"t I"hH"inHI""
In a IInI,y wood IoloHraIL, "fh"" "' !"
n,ln,h tho m"rninE - r"h""'Y y. I"
uIIIo ,nnir than ~" h""tn nho' '"P
Iui a BODY vnB found
NJr Gouruin Irooman. lhlrpon" rom.
vInInfpt1 CONN
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woMrr orropu hMnrpHnrr-

wnrhlugtun. Tch 7G,-Ths oonf@-
o,r, rr ,rpdr union women In nsssioN
h,rn today adopted n resolution ~
rrou.InE opposition 10 tho plenh
amendment proposed by th" naoonas
womana party 10 tho fcdsrsl consutA9
linn for occurring equal rights fW
woman" Th. action Of the confsrSncs
vns based. tho resolution declared. on
,ro ,clicr that tho amendment wouih
r. .n,,rrrr',l rs iryn'ihn''u; laws now
F., ,..,.. ,.riru upji, rr ',horing womssi,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
DENNY REFUSES
GOMPERS' PLAN
EXPLAINS INABILITY
TO HELP UNEMPLOYED
Naval Secretary Declines to
Continue in Employment
Men Paid From A
Trust Fund. "

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27

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rno dool,ur,Iru rou,n lulnp on'Ir"]l w'h
~ tnn ruir"'ltv "f ~" I"EI7lnll'n
hrar,h ~ tho EovrruWout
NV"rh IN uuhcr way ~ rrcHnn' upon
ovcr~ roa--l authorized by ""nErn77.
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yc.rrirrv I,ophy r7ld In rOply I" 'h"
rugro4iion INIT construction l." Htnrt"d
nt once upon such vessels as II lr
dconod ndvIsahIo to hulld." II wolid
no ldlc, Mr. Ilcnhv declared. To- got up
the rropoSo employment clearing house
IN tho navy department to provide Tor
tho navy yard employees with other posi-
tons when there i' no work
The naval secretary expressed his
sympathy for those affected by tho re-
duct!nn OF activity In navy yards, but
declared that e. was not within his
power "tn continue In needless employ
mcnt those who arc paid from trust
FUND administered by tho navy depart
mcnt'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-27
MABEL NORMAND ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY:

Lon Angeles. Fob. 26 Mabel Nornahh
nIm nCtroHr who haa hcon III from III
nucnna and ncrvouE broakdo"h' "1'
aaId by hor physician today L" DO "'''
on tho way TO complete recovery