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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

take place at "Hillcrest." tho home
o % Mrs M. O. Patterson. on tho Cary
street Road.
entertained mt Biackstonc.
Tho Riackntono Bridge Club wa,
entertained by Mrs ]. a. Dunlo, = 4,
an attractive party last week AZ.
Dunlop was assisted by Mrs. w. w
CONTINUED on Fourth Pay.1----:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

ne secured by calling Boulevard 2I04
and boulevard 27sS.
AZ the 3Iome OF Mrs. Dornn.
quiet wedding took place at the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. william J.
Doran Monday morning, when their
Niece Catherine O'sullivnn, BEGAN o
the bride of Howard sherIns donald.
The ceremony was performed by Rev:
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
statesmen,
A T T E N T I Q N

WHEN YOU WANT TO SELL. SOME
THING GOOD AND REPRESENT A COM
PANY THAT is HONESTLY CONDUCTING
THE ONE, NEW. BIG BUSINESS IN THE
WORLD TO-DAY, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO
is TO ANSWER THIS AID. AT ONCE FOH
AN lNTERVIEW. 2111 HERALD, HER
AID SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09

Statesmen.
800 WEEK MEN.
well rated corporation with splendid
record OF achievement in raising capital for
SUCCESSFUL enterprises will engage 10
men for sales work In New York city and
pubriski. Steel. Elliott and in similar
ganlzations win find our proposition
especially attractive. Call after 10 A. NJ.
s2i Knickerbocker Bldg.
Statesmen.
THE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY,
COVERING THE COUNTRY FROM COAST
TO COAST, ALWAYS HAS A PLACE FOR
GOOD MEN IN EACH PRINCIPAL CITY
JUST NOW WE WANT MEN TO SELL
You CAN QUALIFY: COMMISSIONS PAID
WEEKLY. CALL ROOM 7f2, 80 COURT
ST, BROOKLYN. OR 4 ALBANY ST. NEW
YORK. G. Il. CONNELL.
SALESMAN-Unu opportunity for expert
enced successful educational book sales
man. owning car and free 20 travel: com
mission STJ 20 $3.50 weekly. Apply 1-3
National Home and School Association. IL
East 42d
Statesmen, Christian: we have competent
men selling our pulley covering who are
drawing 500 weekly and over II in their
class investigate. Hawes Mfg. Co.. 5ls E.,
30 Church st.
SALESMAN. experienced IN selling house
wiring on payment plan: leads furnished:
drawing account to producers. references
required. 211s Herald. 2s0 B'way
SALESMAN, cultured ambitious. start
81 800 and bonus: outside city. permanent
Advancement Room 1Il5. sos 9TH av.
ssaLE.MEN sell high grade merchandise TO
consumer: earn Sf0-ST5 weekly. experiences
unnecessary. Room /. 10 West 3is..
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
figures; state age and SALARY.
I'D.
BOYS.
e financial institution desires 70
LrN lnNa Il Nn.e "a nr ....n- IL.
BOYS.
A GOOD MAN

A large financial institution desires 70 en-
ploy few boys II ye-ns or over who are
Willing 10 start at tho bottom and earn their
own advancement. All advance positions In
the company are filled b. promotion, and
there u opportunity for good future for
any boy who IL selected for one OF these DO
Fitions who viii show himself 20 be earnest
and Industrious. No experience Is necessary.
Salary TO start Sf2. Apply In person be-
tween 900 and 4 80 o'clock. Room 1. Metro
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
S A L E s M E N.

The honest man earns all he gets.
The successful man gets all he earns.
III you have the character qualifications
we need we can offer you steady. high
grade work by which you can earn
and get--a good present income and op-
portunity to fill a responsible position
justifyins a large income. II you are
ready 10 advance write MS frankly about
your abilities and ambitions. We may
get together to mutual advantage. Box
220o Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
HELP WANTED-Male.
statesmen.

HERE'S THE WHOLE TROUBLE
WE DON'T RECOGNIZE OUR oP-
PoRTUNITIEs WHEN THEY COME.
How can you realize that actually
happen to be the very man you want
70 meet? How can you believe that. IL
you come 10 me. car put you IN the
way of making BIG MONEY! Your
opportunity is here-IM SURE OF IT
but how can make YOU sure? Per-
hsps you have had no selling expert
ence. Perhaps you have other hanoi-
caps. Perhaps YOU would not make
money even though others have? Well.
perhaps not. But II you could sec
what others have accomplished, what
they are doing to-day, j can almost
hear you say, IF THAT man can
make $50 q day | CAM" And you
can. too. I'd like to send you some
statements made TO mo by NEW mem
bers OF my staff (they'li tell you in
their own words) and I'll make an ap
pointment for you TO come In and chat
with me. YOU OUGHT TO BE MAX
ING BIG MONEY--let's do IL together.
Just write me line and I'll answer
you promptly. Box Z 587 Herald.
ESQ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09

INSURANCE. MAN, ,xpcrienced wanted
JolN l.. Rogerr, a1e West soth st.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09

Protestant. ageN29. six years' experience.
wishes 10 establish with reliable concern !:
travel no object. permanent position. w..
Mitchell, Tsi Macon st, Brooklyn.
JANITOl, wants position, high and low
pressure. all repairs In family. Frank
Nopiis. 1fs East C3d.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
SECRETARY Y-sTENoGRAPHER

Exceptional opportunity for young
man as stenosrapher- secretary 10
executive In office OF concern OF
hign standing: salary so2s2s. State
age, education, religion and expert
ence.
C. s. 614 Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
S A l. T S NJ z "

SA l. z S MEN
For the man OF character and ability,
who Is seeking a position with n fu-
turc coupled with a remunerative
present. n responsible Industrial Cor
poration has d definite opportunity in
It's sales department. The man with
courage and faith who can prove his
worth will find here an unusual
chance to accelerate as freely as his
ability warrants. The opportunity is
clean cut. absolute and immediate.
Call this afternoon at or 4 o'clock at
Suite 1T1I. 80 Church Street.
Ask for Mr.. Brock.
The vacancies are limited Be prompt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Newer Form Of Iron
Quickly Increases Pep
Strength and Energy

you cannot be well and strong.
and full of vigor. force and power
unless your blood Is rich In iron"
says DR. james Francis Sullivan. for
mcrly physician Bellevue Hospital
tout-Door Department.. New York.
and the westchester County Hospi.
tai. at ls your red blood that en-.
ables you 10 resist and overcome dis.
ease and that nourishcs every organ
In your body. Without iron your
blood becomes thin. pale and watery.
Poor blood cannot nourish your vital
organs and as result you may have
pains In your heart or kidneys. indi.
gestion, headaches. and feel all run.
down and tired.out.'
when your blood lacks iron do not waste
your time taking stimulating medicines
OF narcotic drugs, but directly enrich
your blood with the newer form OF iron
sold by all druggists under the name OF
Nusated Iron which In like the iron in
spinsch. ientiis and apples. and Is IN a
form easily asEimiiated into your blood.
Get n bottle OF Nuxated Iron today
Take u for two weeks and " you have
not like thousands OF others. obtained
most surprising health, strength and on
ersy, the manufacturers will promptly re.
fund your money. Tho following local
druggists will sell you Nuxased Iron with
this 'patisfaction or money back" guar
anteei Harteil Drug CO., Owl Drug Com.
many. swift Drug Co. University Drug
Co. and q. O. Guy.--Adyortisemant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Love PURCHASE
TRIO KEEP MUM
Silent Now on Bartering
Husband Plan

BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. at.--St
lence was tho outstanding feature
today In tho strange Kendrick-
Wakefield triangle of which society
has been rossiping.
Faith spreckeis Wakefield. who
Ia alleged 20 have offered Mrs. Nal
lie Kendrick 800 month for life
II ahe would divorce Rodney Ken.
drick. artist. had no further com.
msnt 10 make.
Neither did Kendncis. tho alleged
''instailmcnt plan husband. nor
Mrs kendnck
John u. spreeksis. San Diego
millionaire and father Of Mrs.
Wakefield's former husband. who
arrived here yesterday. had taken
none Of the steps Il was rumored
he would take.
40 gossip watched tina courts for
tho next turn IN the tangled affair
anxious 10 know whether Mrs.
iScndriek would carry out the plan
announced by her lawyer 20 sue
Mn. Wakefield for alienation Of NJ.
fection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Cynthia Grey 3
Buovant Young Woman Leaves Stage Of Make
Believe for That of Real Life aud Only Mo't--Nott
She's Lost Interest IN EVERYTHING.

Dear Miss Grey: For six years a show girl lived
high life and in its way had wonderful time.
Then seven years ago the right along and
were married. Everything went fine happy as
could be until year ago and then grew bit tired OF
this quiet life until have lost all interest in everything
never GO any place. have forgotten my music boh piano
and volin) don't for dancing In fact Miss Gray
just find thing that take interest in doing
and try. but have found IL impossible get up
do what homework do sit around all day. have dinner
go bed and the day and all other days just the
same.
go downtown in awhile 10 get things need, but
back right don't thing 10 interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
New ORES ses for
Announcement
Party

Nelly. YOU little mink. You are
horrtd thing net 90 tell us who
you arc engaged TO. You know that
your best friends even couldn't tell
whether you arc In love with Dick
or Jack. They both are so devoted
and you seem 20 hestow smiles
equally upon both Of them
That's nil right. girls. You see
this sparkler7 Well. the diamond
means that I am engaged all right.
but that's the secret. don't see
for the life OF me. though. why you
can't guess. Only ono Of the two Is
worth considering 20 my notion"
-Sonsensci That's where love is
blind. The two are equally deslr.
able according 10 me"
We'll. won't tell. but l am go
Ing 10 have an encouragement party
xoon--a real splrfy announcement
party. and you viii learn thsn.-
*'oh. my. then III have 60 buy a
new dress. decided not 20 go to
another party without a new dress. .
Here. too. Wen honor Molly's
engagement by dressing up for the
occasion. Let's 60 10 cherry's. at
1918 Second Ave. between Madison
and Spring. In the Rial,o Bldg, over
the Psg'n Whistle. where we can
select some lovely dresses and ar.
range for six months' payment.
Molly. shall we buy afternoon or
evening dresses for this wonderful
uartye They have q beautiful line,
rcmsonably priced ---Advertissrnsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
MELLON TALKS
FOREIGN DEBT

WASHINGTON. Aug. ss.--Each
nation which borrowed from the
United States during the world war
gave It's separate obligation for pay
msnt. Secretary OF the Treasury Mel.
lon declared in a formal statement to-
day. explaining tho foreign deb,
status.
Mellon said no guarantee OF the
obligations Of one borrowing nation
had been asked from any other ma.
ton.
lie naid he made this announce
rncnt 20 answer inquiries which had
bcen received al the treasury imply.
ing that the British debt OF s4.isS.-
GEO 900 was incurred by the British
government for other allies and that
the United States had forced Britain
TO assume obligations for H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Boy Hit by Bolt
Turns Somersault

HADDoNFIELD, ~. j.. Aug. "a
Lightning struck tree under which
Edward Armstad was standing back
OF his home and caused him TO turn
a double somcrsauit. lie fell back
apparently dead.
Other members OF tho family who
witnessed tho flash took him to a
hospital. where he regained con
seriousness. One OF his legs was Sc
verely burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
HEAVY TOLL
BY ALCOHOL

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.--wood al
cohol collected a heavy toll in the
United States during the first six
months OF this year. as shown by fig.
ures gathered by the National Com
uittee for the Prevention OF Blind
ness. made public here today.
Deaths from this cause numbered
i7c ana % cases Of blindness were
reported. Officers OF tho committee
said that these figures are inoom-
plete and that the total loss Of life
or sight from drinking bootleg whis.
key containing wood alcohol was
much higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

poarseif neaf and attractive.
Go az once aud eaffif yourself IN
sasfusIe attire. yosa a gymnasium
eiab; take up notmmiac and hikino.
IN ths ,cav yoa ,rsn msef flvsiv
young sromsn sche rin b. oompan-
ioHable. Take music lessons aeasr
and Is this seav ves ,eaI hc eom-
peiicd 10 Keep up pour psassoaI sds-
cation
" fhe plan IL agreeable 70 yosr
husband. adept some fiHD orphan
baby aad devote toar ffs 70 frain-
sHg this trce baHdie 81 abandoned
humanity snfo a fine sffors eorth-
trhuc character.
NV goodness. GIRL. fcH'f pos go
trhcf you are ssssincs yes hate TIC
abusin. the noser. euervfhin0 20
make voa perfectly happy, Don'f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

iosc arofh<r mtHafc. icsf 10 be for
epcr toe late. Oct basv
when did jose n. cnpahianca. Of
Cuba. win the chess championahip
Of the world and who held II pre-
vtouaiyT
Ne uor u IN 1891 ,chen Dr. Emsn-
usi Laster. 0ermarv. asked 70 re-
ss0n becaasr o. aiH~ss william
sfeinsfs. safiuc Of Austria. hrid tho
irorid's cheas ehapspionship for rs
years prior 10 his defeat ~ Dr.
Emanuel Lsster ~ 1891.
Please suggest few Indian names
suitable for a canoe. giving the
English meaning.
kcrannee fusia duckJ. Mafarau
f'naelciarJ. Nccasncc ffl,HJ. Mesh
cha f0rav tecifI. oHara fscisc
arakeJ. TeHlhah ffartfcy.
What Is amher-
A fosssiised vegetable resln. uscs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

7 haven't any friends m people do
not care for me try 60 be nice and
make them like mo; but Just cant
do IL. wonder n that IL why ]
have grown 40 dissatisfied and lost
interest In everything. My husband
makes good money and have n nice
home and could have Mica clothes:
bat have lost interest In keeping
myself up. too.
sometimes l feel as tho I wish
were away from " all and back at
the old sfe again. but ! don't want
10 do that. I love my husband and
want 70 stay with him. nu, | can't
so on living this way. would
rather die than so on 90 tho coming
years as have tho past one.
know l can never have children.
so there II nothing 20 look forward
TO. Please answer. Miss Grey. and
tell me how can at least take an
interest In things again.
II can't be because I am getting
old. for I am only 20.
LONESOME
Yos are ponr osrn trcrsf cnemv
Inactivity promotes slu0gishness.
both rcnfai and physical nv per-
stfflHg yosrssif 10 oct sato fhls state
Of miad. and hHmorfHg ~. voa are
not only doia0 poarsrif great is-
fnsflce. But yepr husband also. DID
you ercr atop 20 consider Mmf
when he MARRIED you. pon srrre ~
racsoas and Interesting. ssppose.
fhrn posr careicssness. yes shouid
lose MINI roa oscs ~ 20 hiw 20
keep rosr foothod ~ Hfe. 10 keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

In pharmacy ard fh- arts ~ a. d
hard. brittle. fraHauccmf substance,
Of a clear vciloicssh- broscn or iiohi
pciio~ color, found IN email masses
~ Vartoas parts Of the ,eorff. espr-
csaiiy on the shores Of the Baltic.
N u used IN making roicnfe pse-
dieiaai eI. n preparing rerrish~s.
ard for fetccirv, small ornaments,
moafhpteccs. etc. n somcnwes en-
fornbs insects ard plants. re ts eas-
Nv electrified ~ friction. and fhfs
property. carly noticed BY The
0reets. ssss the FIRST electrical PIE
nopeHon 10 Be obscrred.
what IL tho law OF compensation
Perhaps the best dcHnsifor "a
Fresdr'ss IAN sffuafloHs On ne
hare their compensation along ,csfh
fhsns" cnr voa refer 20 Emcr.os's
essay on Compensatory"
How can one remove tho burnt
smell from scorchcd inrds
The asual method Ia 10 cook ,o,o
pofafoes fdiccd or fhiniv siscesl or
mashed Potatoes On %. or TO hear u
for some Iiffi~ np,r u4fh .u,au
apsoanf Of uafer. perbaps ahowf e,~-
slrfh Of tfs o,rs vo,am~. fa,s fhaf
"a perv badly burned oar ha,diy A.
wade 20 seem ukr s,~.h rara ~ ~.
asc Of anv hoasehois r,rfhoss
How are ch,naberry bad p,cl.
Take TIC chiras~rrs~s. srS bcu
fhev, urfl re ,.fp ,oIf. ~. A., a..
Iernef fhorouohfy' s,nsr ,h.r ,h~
color ,raafef. ard sfrsro fh~w
Nam. three eon,emoor,r,.r ~
ghak~rpenre
rvnnet. Baros per yo,,o. ,,x
rd,uars sprr.~,
.wr., cro,gh v.yv ,sc,,tra 1880,
,rr .,,.r h.',-, s..,.s - .s..,.-..
T-he,~ o,r se,.~,o, $500.
NJ thc ,at.,,r ..,,. .rs... n. -.
or, 4, rhr y,,, ,,,,,, 4, Ss,,s ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Cerman-Austrian
Union Impossible

BERLIN. Aug. 74.--An economic
union between Germany and Austria
II impossible NJ the present time.
Chancellor With and President Ebert
today told Chancellor Seipei OF Aus.
tria.
seipel had inquired about the pos.
sibility of such "a commercial ALI.
anee The German officials. how.
ever. expressed their sympathy for
Austria, on the verge OF bankruptcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

Star readers who would like
some suggested uses for SOUR
milk viii receive n bulletin on
this subject by writing 20 the
Seattle star Washington Bu.
r~au. fs22 New York Ave.
Washington. ID. c.. and encios.
ing cents In stamps for post
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Spokane Committee
for Judge Griffiths

Superior Judge Austin T.. Griffiths.
OF Seattle. is endorsed for United
States senator by tho Citizens com.
mittce of Spokane. which hns made
public the list OF candidates u in.
tends TO support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

Mlss Grey win receive callers
IN her office Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday from 10 y. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a. m. TO ~ m. each week.
Please do not come at other times
as II seriously interfercs with her
writine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Man "Seizes"
Whole County

DENVER. Colo. Aug. "a
State officials were puzzled today
over the seizure" OF ouray coun.
~ by Gustave Adolph naner Len.
senberg. ssif.atyled author Of the
worlds league OF nations" living
AZ oufay. Colo.
Motto. ~ the formation Of the
county into an independent soy.
ereignty" by Lentenb~rg was re-
ceived IN a ''communlaues issued
by him and forwarded 10 Governor
khoup yesterday.
Advicea Of Lcntenberr's strange
action were forwarded 20 the
government of Colorado. the con.
sui Of England. the consul Of
France and the ambassador OF ia.
pan" the dictator" notified the
governor.
Ltnicnbcrx informed s,atc eff
cinln he had been forced 10 seine
the county because Of the non.
existence of law. He also advised
that the daily business routine OF
the county n not TO be disturbed
In the slightest by the secession"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

sioners. has mailed TO each candidate
for that office an open letter az
manding the recipients stand on the
proposition TO bring civil suit AGAINST
the commissioners for recovery OF
funds alleged TO have been misused
by the county heads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

Thouaa ndn 81 overfat people have
become elm BY following tho advice
OF doctors who recommends Mafmnis
Prescription Tablets. those harmless
little fat reducer~ that simplify tho
dose Of the famous MaFmoia Pre-
scrtptior. n too fat. don't wait--Eu
now 90 your druggist and for ore
dollar. whiGh Ia the price tho wefid
~ preferable. you can secure them
direct by sending price 20 the Mar
moia Co. tsiz Woodward av. Detroit.
Mich. They refucs steadily and cas-
fly. without tlrcsome exercise or
starvation diet. and leave no un-
pleasant efferf.--AdTryttseu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Where BarnumWent Wron6

Or twenty years or 80
we've all been hearing
Barnum's classic remark
-"The public likes to
-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-01

Italy has not a single coal mine in
all her territory. Other, European
countries which have practically no
coal mines of their own are Norway.
Holland and Switzerland. 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-01
REMEDIES FOR
CREDIT SYSTEM
] RECOMMENDED !! D
Six Proposals For Bettering
Agricultural Credit Plan
Offered.

Washington, May 1.-Legislation to
provide sstx, permanent remedies for
defects in the agricultural credit sys-
ltem of the country, was recommended
to President Harding yesterday by
Eugene Meeyr, Jr.. managing director
Of the war finance corporation in
report based upon his recent survey
OF conditions in h west.
Pending enactment of the propos-.
ed legislation and the erection of re-
CURED machinery for its administra-
ton. Mr.. Meyer recommended that the
period during which the corporation
might make loans be extended to jan
uary l.. 1928. Mr.. Meyer reported
that on his western trip. undertaken
at the suggestion OF the president. he
FOUND marked improvement and that
"everywhere hope and confidence are
taking the place OF the despair which
six months ago was Sc widely preya-,
lent"
1.-THE experience of tho past year
has, however, he said revealed GER
tain defects in our agricultural credit
system. which are of q more funda-
mental nature, and which cannot be
remedied by temporary measures"
As 8. re1edial he recon-
mended: ts4
EnactmeptfofS legislation specifically
u LAi16 tIA1c OsBdAlAzaaAAoh Va AAok-
tutons to rediscount the paper Of live
stock loan COMPANIES. and the estab-
lishment OF I. system for the more
adequate supervision and inspection of
the livestock which furnishes security
for the paper
Frank recognition of the iced for
the orderly marketing OF our agricul-
tural products in a more gradual way
and over a longer period. and the ad-
tustment Of existing banking laws and
regulations with this end in view.
Establishment Of a r~ediscount ia
cility to make it possible at all tifes
for cooperative marketing organiza-
ttons to obtain adequate funds for
their operations.
Extension of thep overs of the fed
eral reserve banks to include the pur-
chase in the open market of eligible
paper secured by non-perishable agri-
cultural commodities, properly ware
housed. 49,,
Encouragement of state non-mem-
Der banks to enter the fedral reserve
system and reduction of the minimum
capital required for admission to the
Observation-Disclosures in such cases to be
conditioned upon an undertaking to
increase the capital to the present
minimum of $4,000, within a defi-
mite time.
Amendment Of the national banking
act to permit a limited amount of
branch banking within a limited "a
dius of the parent institution.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-01
HEADWAY IN
MYSTERIOUS CASE
in HOOPESTON, ILL

Hoopeston. Ill. May 1.-(By,The
Associated Professionalism coun-
" authorities apparently were up
against a solid wall of mystery after
another night of investigation into
circumstances surrounding the death
Of Gertrude Hanna. whose body was
found last Thursday in the basement
Ofathe parsonage Of the United Pres
byterian church.
Sunday n. n. Lewman. states at
torney, and Sheriff Charles Knox came
here from Danvflle and with Chief Of
Police Jack Bogard hurried to the
Hanna home where they started ques-
tioning w. T. Hanna and Miss Grace
Hanna. father and sister Of the dead
girl.
The authorities would not reveal
what new angle had been developed
but admitted that they hoped the
questioning of Mr.. Hanna and his
daughter would have important re-
suits. Z