davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Has Meninpifis

Erncstine Chamfers, q, 2625 State
Street, was placed in the isolated ward
oi the County Hospital Sunday
-tr,cLcn with meningilis
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Stradford Hotel Meeting

Monday evening, Sept 25. at South
side Community House. 320l Wabash
The public admitted to Halls capacity
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
FRENCH WINS PRIZE As
HIGH POWER SALESMAN

Several weeks ago We announced in
these columns the connection of Mr.
{. {. French with the Safe Cabinet
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

" OF CAN NEVER tel from
Y the lady'- rear Just how Old she
- %a-c. RI, following a Young
society man the other dae and saw
that hc Wa o0 thc trail OF Il ladg who
Vas tripping along 30 front She had
short dresses and Wa dollci mp 20
the minute The man finally reached
ihe lady and doded his hat Then he
turned on hs heel and almost ran iu
the opposite direction Noscy Won
dcred what the lady had said TO the
man. Then Nosev looked at the aged
face of the LADY and kncew that she
did not have to say a word Her face
was her protection anywhere II is a
hard matter 10 tell the girl, from the
old ladics from tic rear.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
BOY Has Annendicitis

Chester Robinson, II, 1918 Calumct
venue. was operated on Thursday at
e County Hospital for appendicitis.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

DR.. Nada Somervillo who has been
spending the past six weeks in tn"
East left this city last Sunday. alter
a three day stay, for her home in Lo-
AnucIrs
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

Executives of the Chicago University
oi Music are forming a club TO be
known as the Musical Lovers Guild.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-21

s.-... - ss,..-s . $500 80
o.esr % s.>>-
&C go. -S- ..,-- s-.--- -..D- .-''
e-.---. Cas-. ...s.oe. O..-... SO. Co.
-,..,., . ..-sT -.---.".- s.
,,.. ,ss =. .ss-s 1890
- s.-..-. e.s-sN.-.
,.s-. s.--s-ss-.
~. y CAV 1880
49, sss osAsss- s
The Washington herald., 1922-09-21

' o 7s:s.ssy duty 7. 50 o:s n.
hishsr sSss @ h.Gss Il. IL. so1aasylosSss,' 'oi
his CT tie Gasr1oao burden that nss .oa1 is "a p
sg E. Of ~ tn. ooa.st IN p. .s
s I'll. 81 duty S1 S1ss, s sAe! 20. M T. sa b.
on Is per cen. lorss on 'sa.ty for rat.
y s 'ss1.s .: sa sss ss s1ss - ooa-,a..
actually post.a but Compared On q. keeping eoaiSsS
0 the -four wool tarsfs rs ss. a., ,oa =, WOOL
o. Osf zast .,o.tSs fuls gou,. o,
Lo,ssF. This cooa m efty Or Rsprsssnt
Of g. .:s.s oss,a. 's:'s1 y a.
ne str e. s fos .a.. ~ House &c be-.
lssis1T. ;.Eff Sil inol E tee .ho just ssr 20 i.
on about vol aus OUGHT Sst..: ssh
MS sincerity BY assss1as IN tsat NJ. .s.aGi sp.sa
IL. IL. the, the fac. gss .ss, Of that. NJ
no 600 pta orshiu In stat.re
The Washington herald., 1922-09-21
Read These Letters and Learn
the TRUE Situation

We are attempting, by reproducing these letter.
sent us by the Carded Woolen Manufacturers
Association, the greatest organization of its kind
in the world, and acknowledged as undis-
puted authorities, to place before you the
truth about the Woolen situation, and
warn you that under the new tariff
Woolen cloth will be much higher in
price. We also want to show YOU
| how we are overcoming the con-
l dition for our patrons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

damages Of 5000 for injuries. sustained
on June 18th last. He alleges that he
stalled tho engine OF his auto at the
garage and that when he went to crank
Il, Manifold turned on the switch from
the magnetic to the battery. starting the
engine suddenly and breaking his RICH:
arm above the wrist lie charges Man
fold with careless and negligence.
To DO Installed
Rev. Henry L. Koch OK this city, who
was ordained at impressive services
held at st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church here last Sunday. will be In
stalled as pastor Of the Lutheran church
at .Benwood, W. Va. next Sunday. He
Is graduate OF Capital University.
Columbus and alsa graduated with high
est honors from the Evangelical Luth-
cran Seminary at Columbus In June.
Uuduly Exercised
Officials Of the Wayne Coal company
in a statement today stated President
Frank I.edvinka OF tho United Mine
workers of this sub-d!strice who threat
ems to sue the company for offering 4
reward for his capture" IS unduly ex-
erc!sed. They stated no reward had
been offered for Mr. Ledvinka or any
other leader Of the miners but that he
was included in tn" Injunction obtained
by the company and that the reward Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

Wheeling Intelligencer I saw tho nrst
Potomac column. U thought TO myself
what can the Potomac theatre find that
they can interest many people,, (who
kaows?) so have read It UP TO this
time. Here are some OF the things
know and never been away from home:
Who has bought new cars. who sold
wool price fruit prize. marriages. what
show Is going 70 be given n. the theatre
next, who IS attending school. when the
telephone line Is in order. best detours'
roads that are closed. price OF property
public opinion on public matters, VINO
IL running for office. when taxes are
due. runaways. people getting new posi-
lions. Wheeling shoppers. visitors OF
this community. deaths. peopi" that are
repairing property. new buildings. and
people that are sick. Keeps me IN close
touch with all OF my friends.
So I think that as long as the Wheel
ing papers do this they are doing
great good for our country and are
worth much mora than i've dollars a
year to each family.
also thank the Potomac theatre TOT
the pnrt they play n It also. Hope Non
will md room Tor this letter In your
Potomac column.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
IRON REVIEW
c,.v.,ando July rs.-The Iron Trade

Cleveland. O.. July tS.-The iron AF"Ne
Review to-day will say:
More anxiety over supplies - oe'ns
manifested both by producers ana So'-
sumers Of iron and steel THIS II oSS"
stoned primarily by low stocks on h1,"
and by the couEested CONDITION OF '"e
mills due TO their heavy obligations ~"
Is making deliveries more and NOR
uneertain To this has been added the
serious stage which the coal strike no"
has reached and the possibility or trans
,or+.tion DELAYS due 70 the shopmen' 3
walkout. Actually tho latter Is not
mora possibility for already emoarSoeS
have appeared at several points some
furnaces requested reduced ore SNIP
ments. but general production Is not e'-
:rctCd In fact Il il slightly heaSier'
pa-ttcu,arly In the east. The MahoninS
valley sheet output this week again -
a. 9S per cent OF capacity.
steel lngot production In total teI' OIL
slightly in June. but rate or output ~
llrger than in May because or one Gay
shorter operations Annual rate proau'-
zion for whole country indicated by June
figures was $4,000. 900 tons compared
with annual rate % 100000 tons IN
Nav The June annual rate represented
S3S per cent OF high record yearSiY oHt-
nut in 1917. The indicated flrs' ha''
irgot production for tho whole country
was Is. 400, 900 tons, gain OF 80 per cent
over corresponding period In 1921.
Prompt coke continue 10 advance WIN
moro signs OF distress shown. ConneI'S-
vile coke now Is quoted at SIo. ovens
virtually famine conditions exist In GER
tain products notably 10 nut and riFe'
rounds and IN forging bars. Eastern
plate mills now are osnetittng more
from the current buying and are oper-
atlnG at best rate shlnce 1920. Tin plate
mills with 90 days orders on hand Elk
pscted to receive additional orders oy
October l, for 1000. 900 boxes or more.
A virtually unchanged composite Oh
Il iron and steel products as compiled
by tho Iron Trade Review IS shown this
week. Tho average Is $374S as COM
parAd with $37.I3 last week. $685. Tor
an OF June, 1922 and 1854 for July
1914
owfnE to low German offerings. the
cotton de market for season opened at
SLsG 1891.
Sales OF British and continental pig
iron to this country in recent weeks TOTAL
a. 600 tons. Some OF this went TO Pact
tto coast but tho larger portion went 10
eastern consumers at $2{ 70 $3.50. Phil
adelpnia or Boston. or So to 81 under the
equivalent domestic price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

Bedbugs lay an average OF seven
Eggs per day. Under favorable con-
ditions they hatch in five days OF
which two-thirds arc females. They
mature to adult size and are capable
of laying In four weeks. How many
tedbugs would you have in year
if you left one female or egg unmo-
Tested for one Year,
To rid tho pesky bedbuE. you readily see no "
necessary it Is to uss preparation that will Kill
the eggs ~ we'll as the lvr ones.
d q, has been denonetrated by tho lead
ing Hospitals, Hotels and Railroad Companies
that tho safest and most economical way to stop
Sold by G. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
| SUFFERED A YEAR
WITH P|MPLES
On Face, Arms and ShouI-
ders, CutiCura Healed.

For about q year I suffered with
pimples on my face, arms and Shout
ders. The pinples on my face were
small, while on my arms and Shout
ders they were very much larger.
After day or so they would tester,
and burned q great deal.
"A friend advised me to try Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. After
using them about week l could see
a great improvement. | continued
using them and now am completely
healed" (Signed Miss Frances c.
Fcrree, West Point, Kentucky.
Cu,icura Soap, Ointment and Tall
cum promote and maintain skin pu-
Iity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
Sample Each Yres BY Maj. Address: "cut!eura Lab
orhseriea, pspt Il, Na1den IS, Aara Sotd every
wh~r. Soap c Ointment Is and 5oc. TAlcum &c
SsuF Cu,ieura Soap shAves without mug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

We wish TO thank mo many WIZ
written ia on this subject md %lSh
to say that .I"rr letter received wAE
given srcc!al attention before burn
INK several. We would OF liked To
have had all published tGt am crowded
FOR room as there Is so much here
that everyone wants published that !;
10 job to send 4 all to the n"wspa-
perr. Eat we assure YOU that We liked
every letter send -
West Alexander Pa.
July 8, 1922
Dear Srs:
am a young man and they say that
you can vote the way YOU want TO
This being my first vote | want 10 vote
for John II. Laziar ror Superintendent
Of free schools and II. G. Ogden for
United States Senator. How can l dc
this az ona Is on the Republican Side
and the other one is on the other party
VIII YOU please explain TO NE how |
can vote for these two men on Aug. !
Yours
"A Reader
In reply to the above believe that
some one has told you what IS not tru"
when he has told You that YOU can vote
for whom you please on August :. rs
YOU have TO vote one ticket on that
date At the general election YOU can
vote for these two men II you wish.
There has been several new cars de-
llvcred here in the past few days.
We received the ball scores from
West Alexander IA. hut 'h"y have
been m!slaid. We viii take better car"
Of them tho next time. Thank YOU
send them each week.
II has been learned h"r" that II. G.
Ogden Is going to ro' large vote In
this community on Nug. :. as every
one hero realizes the rart that "" need
man from this "ul Of IN" STAG Tor
senator And more than that H. e.
Ogden Is 4 man who has ret and wro'"
for farmers In this community for III"
last twenty years so he has many good
friends here in this com murity.
There was a large crowd attended
the church services that were given
over tho new radi" scrvtcc Mt West
Liberty Sunday.
There are several Of this community
having there houses rodded this week
as the storm last week burnt down
several buildings.
Mr.. J. r. Chambers expects 70 take
tho wool that he bought some tim" aeo
In the near future rs announced her"
last night. Tho reason that h" has
no, taken this wool before Is that IN"
farmers have been so busy with their
summer work.
The following were Wheeling shop
pe-s from her" during the week. Ms.
Lewis Vim. Ara Ch'pps. Milnhord
Parson. l.. r. Dixon. Henry Young.
Henry Miller.
There is going 70 he lawn fc'e
given At West Liberty Thursday week
IN Mr. Ronar's h"ld.
There are several ~ ~" Young mon
~ this community interested IN some
Of the positions the Y. a o. railroad
are Offering AZ this time.
Roy Smith and Lewis VIM leaving
the Potomac Theatre wish 10 thank
every one for their kindness shown
them while IN that business and say
that they wish that Mr. Brown would
have great success. who Is going 10
show AZ Potomac every Monday night.
There are many here interested In
the new tire patch that is being sold
here. This Is something new in this
community.
Roy Smith will see you IN N" next
few days and sell you paper by the
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

offered for the arrest Of any person
violating the injunction
Tennis TourrAme ut
Mayor Frank Hawkins today Issued
call to the tennis players Of Steuoen-
vile and surrounding towns to meet at
the city building next Tuesday evening
for the purpose Of arranging for a ten
mis- tournament The net game Is more
popular than ever in this section this
summer and His Honor, who is quite
a tennis fan. believes great interest
can be aroused by a tournament.
Marriage License
Edward f. Pollen. IS. and Stella V.
Kimberland. 81. both Of Bloomingdale.
Wilbert H. Tru1all. 81. and Georgia
F1enniken, both of Sast Springfield.
George Earle 81. and Catherine Fox.
30, both OF Steubenville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
PESKY BED BUGS

future generations Of bedbues, reaches. fess
and ants is to use the new discovery Pesky Dew.
lis Quietus p. D. O."
A Sc package OF P. D. @. makes a quart.
enough to kill million bedbugs. reaches. feas
and coolies and Mt tho same time destroy their
eggs.
Impossible for them to exist when P. D. @. is
properly used. Free a patent spout in every
package to get the pesky devils in the hard-to-
| get at places and save tho juice
| P. D @. il not an insect powder, no muss O
dust. does not ret or burn the bedding
P.D Q. for family use S5c. Hospital size s2bo
makes five gallons. p. D. Q. can also be
purchased in sealed bottles, double strength.
liquid form.
Genuine P. D. O. is never pcddled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
MT. PLEASANT
Hawthorne-walker,

TNe wedding OF Miss Lydia Walker.
daughter OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Joe Walker.
and MIR Chauncey Hawt horne, which
took place at the Walker home Tuesday
morning. July II Is OF interest in l"ca,
circles. Rev f. Lodw!ck OF the Pres
hvtcrlan church performed the "ero-
many Following the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs Hawthorne loft on a honeymoon
trim 10 include Interesting eastern
points.
Mr. Hawthorne Is a son OF Or. and
Mrs F. l.. Hawthorne.
MT. Pleasant Briefs.
Rev. and Mrs. Mckay and daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
POTOMAC

The following letter has been re-
cegved:
Bethany. W Va. July :. 1922
Dear Sirs:
I have been reading the wheeling m
telligencer and Register both each day
for the past seven years and think
that I should know which Tx" h"st.
Some time ago when I picked up =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

Christian. that you are much Oh q
Christian.
or course there are lot OF people
that don't believe I'm giving anything
to tho Lord but l believe In giving
lilo OF everything that Is In the world
to tho church cause.
Yours very truly,
A CHURCH MEMBER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
ALLEGED PREJUDICE USED.

Huntington. w. Va. July l2.-G. y
Stewart. OF Covington. KY, general pres
Ident Of the Federal Shop Crafts OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, in Hunting
ron today. charged that propaganda is
he,nr circulated TO prejudice the pubic
against the striking forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
A WHEELING PAPER READER
This letter has hcen received:

Pittsburgh. Pa. July s, 1872.
Potomac. Theatre.
Potomac. W. Va.
was driving over the detour the
other day in my Packard car. was
very careful 70 run slow on the narrow
roads and sound my horn Mt each turn
OF the road. in other words was trying
TO play safe.
was going around the bend on the
road down from a farmers house (peo-
pic told mo their name was Rruner).
There I met Buick SIX coming down
the hin making about IS miles an hour
and hit me. The road was narrow ana
there was No room 70 got oft whose
fault was It? would like 10 know
However. he thinks that I should pay
for his car.
7 should like 10 have your opinion on
this
Yours truly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
This ono has hnen received,
w"IichurC w. Va.
July g. 1922


Dnar STE.
In -nrrv 20 no letter rom Wos.
liberty IN trie r'nrrinCs naDer 7 be-
'invn th~t who. no bible said 70 Civn
r-Ia 90 everything 70 tho Lord h.
meant rrcTtuC pictures ne we'll as any
thirv elss end Won can not mako NO
'hIrt - Won hcCruiee tho Lord Ito
- tho moving picture ard y"t he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

MANY were surprised At the fine snow
that was given at the Potomac tHeh'Fe
bv Charles Brown OF Elm Grove Mon
day night. This show Is thought 70 be
the best there for some time as Il was
good IN both pictures and length
Miss Nellie Hunt Julia Smith and
FIossie Curtis attended church at west
Alexander last Sunday.
Row Smith st.ll boosts spelling schooi
FOR this community.
Marion Minor. Harry Agnew. n. L.
Crimes and Ted Garrison motored 20
tha NucIker, river on a fishing trip
ast week. They caught several tsh
that weighed as much as II pounds
,hsv have gotten several more or me
hoys here IN notion OF going tshlnS
also They report n good trip ana ~ '
that they also would like 10 50 BACK
IN the near future but 1T Ia thought
that farm work will keep them close
at home from now on.
The farmers Of th!s community wish
that the weather man would give them
coma more rain in the near future as
thev say that they need 1t bad.
The following answers have been re-
cetyed 10 the letter that appeared IN
mis- column last week from West
Liberty:
Marion. Ohio.
July .. 1922
News D,na-t,ert Of Potomac Thcat"r
Potomac. W. Va.
Dear S.rs-
While reading tho Wheeling 1r'"'-
Iirenre- last Saturday morning | rn'''l
IN rho we'll cot IN Potomac ""'""
= letter regarding moving pictures ."
the church and thar you would hay"
rho best letter received published
Whether or not This be the best '"'t""
will give my opinion on m" matter.
7 some time ago give my consent for
\ n'cture show IN our church. This
waq 70 hn nothing only select and 80
lir;ous PICTURES THIS was this for a
while. but thew In our church had -
run connection with small town
.h~ce n,t'es away which run stock
shows and Ill western movies In reg
niar thooter r haprNnsd 70. he. man
who ran this show in a small town
nv the name Of Fob Jones. Rob had
n large income and his people were
quite v.o:l.hv 81 n" did not run this
show FOR money.
The Joke was that tNe people thai
keep M picture shows ard regular at
tenders 81 pictures would not com"
70 our select r!Ctur@ Sh"w rn'Nss rr"'
and when they care ~ FREE on" they
talked and compared II with Eoh's
stock COMPANY and Tom Mix shows
that Rob was going 70 have ard had.
sn We found Il !mposs.hl" To keep =
show that would he fitting for he
church md mt the people would come
IN lar~n enough crowds 20 max" II ~"
expenses Probably yOu will find 'hiH
no saua IN vOu- community. But
ibis was my experience.
Yours Truly.
J. 4. HOMES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
STEUbENVILLE
GOES FROM COURT
INTO PISTOL duel

S;"UA.nv:,,c. OHIO. July 12.-After
i,lIng a petition IN Common Pleas
Court for suspension OF pen.tentiaCy
s~n'"1c" O: one TO fifteen years. i'm
posed for "he":!ng with intent to kill
an Italian here severa! months ago,
Tory Ee%gilo. young Italian OF this ctty.
today engaged in bloodless revolver
duel with Antonio Napoleon, a country
man.
The two men had g quarrel over some
trivial matter and walking 10 an open
LOT on South Sixth street, both pulled
guns and started 10 shoot. Both. how
ever. were poor marksmen and after
four shots each had gone Wild they
p3ckc'cd their weapons and fled Napol-
con WAS arrested later but Reggtlo IS
StIl Il; large.
Reggie. after being convicted and
sentenced for shooting to KILL was re-
Gently released from custody on $4,000
bond pending hearing IN appeal 70 a
higher court. He also sought suspen-
sion of sentence on the grounds OF good
character.
/ Anrul Train Service
, Shuttle train service on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh division Of the PENNEY.
operated between this city and las
Liverpool during the street car tic-up,
will be suspended Wednesday. It was an
nounced today. lnterurban service on
the Stcubenville, East Liverpool & BclE-
err Valley Traction line between here
and the COlumbiana county line renders
the opera tion of shuttle trains unacCns-
sary. Although street Cars arc running
again here. buses and takes are s'ill
bidding for their share of the business
and drivers were notified today that
after Wednesday they will he required
. to pay a special license fee.
. Suit For Damages
. George Henry of Dillonvale. has faed
suit IN Common Pleas Court against
Herman Manifold and Corwin Young.
garage owners OF Dl!onvale, seeking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
tSigned) J. T. STANTERS

In reply 70 the above will say that
wa hav. asked and have had !; put In
ths PAPERS FOR everyone TO be careful
vh,,e travelling on the detour. I be-
lleve that IN this case the man tnat
was coming down the hill should have
Etopped above where the road was vide
vhile YOU got past This districts roads
sre smooth in summer timc but are not
vide enough for 80 much traffic.
We Are Potomac Theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

The surface Of the sun is $4,000 times
that of the earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
Aprul Train Service
Suit For Damages

. George Henry of Dillonvale. has taed
suit IN Common Pleas Court against
Herman Manifold and Corwin Young.
garage owners OF Dil.onvale, seeking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-13

~ ~ oaes

!, q llfn~n. shleaSes A n Eyvf*
ett and wfs. i'aais Valley. n 4
oofdoa. kassss sisY, A. y. Hath
away. Anlsl,aru uaHa. n 4 l.anx.
nsllaa: W. a nsasisn. a. ~ Mo /
y " Evans. Dodge Guy ksns.ss
Sam naiehest. ~ Louis. WIN mn.
shreveport. Ia. q ponIer AID ~lfs.
Kala. q W. Weosen. oAlshama clty.
pr ufay. lruntos. Ohio. Csns fpsf..
Enlds W n ilowlaf. 0knhoms cmFs
loo fnonn. nslllwagef. y. ssaftman.
Dallas. y G Clark. wIhha: w y
cfalelow. wiehlsal g " Tnachon.
Otlahora CITY. v W l'istsnxsf.
chIeaso: r. , Raslsoa. chlsssas J.
: rinchpsy. wichita. n n ilses.
7uIaai Miss A. T. plahi. Rslll3nlef.
W q. Flstehsf. " aaaih, Ara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-13
JERSEY COW NOW
HOLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

salem. Orr. Aprn l4~jerney sow
now holds the championship Zoe all
nature animals. according 20 lnfer
nation tolcrraphed from New York
BY the American Jersey ca,sle club
she 4 Lads iota, owned ~ = =
Mckee, OF Independence. ore. The
cows record for the year ending Last
Friday night. was r.cs1ps pounds u
butter fat This beats BY gss pounds
tho previous record held ~ Plain
Mary. a Maine COW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-13
ROBBERS IN RUSSIA
LOOT FAMOUS CHAPEL
Jewels Valued At 100000 Are
Stripped From Sacred Ikons;
Hole Cut In Roof To
Gain Entrance

Moscow, April is.-in the midst Of
tbs d,mpaign Of rclpis ilionpg Of
church treasurer, the famous chapel
OF tho ibcrlan virgin. in Red Square
at the very gates Of the Kfcmlln. has
been entered By robbers. who obtain
ed jewels valued II ts.o0o.o0o sod
rubIes by stripping some Of the most
sacred lkrons In Russia Of their
diamonds and pearls an dtakIng be-
ieweied necklaces. croxns and other
yaiuabies.
The robbers cut hole In the 70 n
Of the chapel and descended into the
church BY means Of a rope ladder.