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1OEmuldud COuJEd ei pSt4SloudA4O, VI
cho j. r. Fernandez Segarra, actuando
como Juez Municipal de Guayama.
P. R., absolvi6 al citado Avelino Pc
rez Vicente, pssar de la prueba apcr
tada por Ell Pueblo, -prejuzgando de este
acto la question pendiente ahora con-
ira ell peticionsrio:
(c) Porque ell hecho de haber citado
el referido Juez Municipal este case
para juicio sin esperar la resolution del
Hon. Attorney General, quien tiene CO.
nocimisnto de los hechos, demuestra
rrejuicio contra el acusado
Tambi6n alega el peticionario por in
formation creencia que dicho Juez
Municipal esta imposibilitado de actuar
como Juez en- Ell c2so citado, contra ei
reticionario, porque habiendo dicho acu
sado solicitado la citaci6n de varios ties
tigos esenciales SUI defensa, no han
sido citados por la Corte nj 6sta ha
crdenado cue Sc expida mandamiento
Ge citaci6n alguna, demostrando este
acto prejuicio contra Ell acusado.
Tambien alega ell peticionario que di
cho Juez esta imposibilitado de
actuar como tai Juez en- dicha
causa, porque ha sido citado como
tsstigo esencial para la defensa y pro
cede gu middleton para que Ell case sea
visto ante otro Juez de igual categcria.
Alega ell peticionario que no tiene
otro remedio adecuado en- Ell curse ordi
mario de la Ley para solicitar la inhibi
ci6n del Hon. j. I. Fernandez Segarra,
. no ser esta solicitud de Auto Inhibi
toric.
Por tanto, Ell peticionario suplica a
la Corte Sc sirya dictar un Auto Inhi-
bitorio contra ell Hon. j. I. Fernandez
Ssgarra, Juez Municipal de la Corte
Municipal de Guayama. P. r., y en-
su consecuencia dicte una orden sus-
pendiendo los procedimientos en- dicha
Corte requiriendo al Hon. J. I. Fer
nandez Segarra para que exponga los
motivos legales cue pueia tener para
continuar entendiendo como tai Juez
Municipal seguida en- dicha Corte CON
ira ell acusado Jose N. Quinones cons
cienta al peticionario cualquir otro re
medic compatible con sus alegaciones.
Guayama, P. r.. agosto %, 1922.
M. A. Martinez DAvIL1A,
Abogado del Peticionario.
Yo, Jose N. Quinones bajo ell mas
formal juramento declare y digo que
soy casado, abogado vscino de Guaya
ma, P. R., que soy el peticionario en-
este procedimiento y que Ia petici6n
anterior ha sido redactada con mi abo-
gado de acuerdo con mis- instruc-
clones y me ha sido leida; que
uos hechos en- ella consignados son
ciertos y me constan de propio COMO
cimiento con exception de aquellos que
alegan por confirmation creencia de
personals que me merscen cr6dito y las
cua1es tambi6n creo ciertas.
Guayama, agosto % de 1922.
Jose N. OUINoNES.
Jurada Y suscrita ante mi hoy dia
% de agosto de 1922 por Jose N. Qui
fiones, mayor de edad, casado, abogado
y vecino de Guayama a quien conozco
rersonalmente.
NoTARIo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
LA GRAN VICTORIA DE LOS
ANTI=PROHIBICIONISTAS EN-
DINAMARCA

ESTOCKoLMo, agosto 29.-La prer
sa de hoy comenta en- tonos sarcasti
cos la gran derrota sufrida en- las ur-
mas por las huestes prohibicionistas de-
pals.
De acuerdo con los iltimos escruti
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
AVER FUERON ENTERRADAS
LAS vICTIMAS DE LA
HUELGA

PARIS, agosto 2O.--Ayer Sc efectu6
,sn el cementerio del Havre Ell entierro
de las personas muertas en- Ell motin
registrado Ell domingo por la maiana
en- las Gales de aquella ciudad.
| Ell acto result6 sencillamente impo
neateI ...x
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
Ell ALMIRANTE RAIBERTI HA
RETORNADO A PARIS

PARIS agOsto ,29A APrfcedente de
Brest ha l.egado ests capital Ell al
mirante Raiberti, quien presentara al
gobierno un informe amplio y detalla-
DO con relaci6n con las causas promote
ras de la cat&strofe del acorazado
'Francia''s
M. Raiberti conferenci6 con M. Poin
care. a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
GABRIEL D. ANNUN=
ZIO AL CAMPO

ROMA, agosto 29.-El insigne poeta
Gabriel D'Annunzio saldra ell sabado
Ir6ximo hacia un campo de scheigel,
donde permarecera durante La convale
cencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
LOS FERROvIARIOS NO
VAN A LA HUELGA

PARIS, agosto 29.-Los ferroviarios
Sc han declarado en- contra de La huel-
ga de veinticuatro horas Y asi 10 han
hecho constar aneche la Union Sin
dical.
En- igual sentido han procedido los
motoristas Y conductores de tranvias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
EextO del auto iallibitOriO'' pfesen-
tadO en- Ia COrte de DiStdtO de Gua-
yarna, pOr el fiscal QullOnes, contra
eI. Juez de aQueIIa COrte Municipal

Publlcamos a continuation Ell texto
integro de la solicitud del ''auto inhi-
hitorio" establscido por Ell fiscal de
Cuayama, Sr. Quifones, en- contra del
Juez de aquella Corte Municipal En-
este case, el Jusz del Tribunal de Dis
trito, ante Ell cual fue radicado ell re-
curse, expidio una orden suspendiendo
los procsdimientos de la Corte inferior,
= requiri6 al Juez de la misma para
que comparezca Ell viernes pro-
ximo exponer, los motivos. que
pueda tener para seguir entendiendo
como tai Juez Municipal en- la eau
sa, por scometimiento y aggression, que
Sc sigue ante esa Corte contra Ell Sr-
Quinones. He aqui ell texto integro de
la solicitud que nos referimos:
EN- LA CORTE DEL DISTRITo DEL
DISTRITo JUDICIAL DE GUAYA-
MA, PUERTO RICO
Il Fetlc1onarlo
VS..
La Corte Municipal de Guayama, p r.
y j. I. Fernandez segarra, Juez de di-
cha Corte.
Civil No.
sobre Solicitud de un Auto
Honorable Corte:-
Compareco el peticionario por con-
ducto de su abogado y bajo juramento
alega:
Que con fscha 10 de JUNO de 1922,
kvelino Perez Vicente produjo una de-
i;uncia ante la Corte Municipal del Dis
trito Judicial Municipal de Guayama,
Puerto Rico, precedida por Ell Hon.
J. l. Fernandez Segarra;
Que posteriormente, sea con fecha
de agosto IA de 1922, fue citado di-
cho case para ser visto ante la referida
Corte Municipal de Guayama, P. r.,
precedida por j. l. Fernandez Sega
ira, sin qua cl Attorney General haya
dictaminado Il ordenado la continuation
de este procedimiento ante dicha cor
te, a pesar de tratarse de un supues-
to funcionario pdblico, segtin aparece
de la denuncia, copia de la cual Sc une
y haze parte de esta petici6n;
Alega Ell peticionario que Ell Hon.
J. I. Fernandez segarra esta descuali-
fcado para yer el referido case, por las
razones siguientes:
(a) Porque Ell referido j. I. Fernan-
dez Segar1a. con anterioridad a esta
fecha, y despues de presentada la refe
rida denuncia, actu6 como Fiscal In
vestigador en- dicho procedimiento en- la
Investigation de los hechos que Sc con
signan en- Ia acusacion, para remitir
dicha investigation a la oficina del At
torney General y tiene conocimiento de
los hechos que Sc investigan en- la ci-
tada denuncia por Ia previa investiga-
ci6n que hiciera de tales hechos, ac-
tuando como ''committee magistrate =
(b) Porque los hechos consignados en-
la denuncia contra el ahora peticio-
mario. Sc dsrivan de una denuncia que
pressntara ante la Corte Municipal de
Guayama P. R., la individua Juana We
lazquez contra Avelino Perez Vicente,
que es el denunciante en- la denuncia
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|Nanana pOr Ia nodle q (Onnite de
|ndemnizaeiOnes ylOs representatives
de AIemania IIegardR a I'm aGuerdO
final en- Ia question de Ia n1OratOia

MOS ofciales, la clausula rsferente .
la prohibition fue derrotada por nue.
vecientos treinta y siete mil votos con
ira ochocientos noventa siete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30

H. M. S. Calcutta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30

G. Coll OUGHT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Scott, Of Bridgeport,
Predicts Record Boom
in Building Industry
s,cubsr.!No. oh.o. Anrn 4-1nlcIN.s

s,cubery!u". Onto. A"rn 4.-tH'r'a.s
tho building ard loan os-
soc!ati0rs oc tho Sixth d'atr"t' con-
rris!rg Jefferson. Crlumh!ana, belmont
Monroe Harrison. Carroll aud Guernsey
.ror,t,ce assembled 0t tn" l":i S'eauGn
bo,cI hero today as the EucSls O. ioV"'
building and loan officials. i,
I,a,o this afternoon. near ''" close OF
,ho session. Fred " lI"rn'r - MARIETTA
wa4 uran,.uuuS}! r."rt"d president o.
,rc nri.diuC Association icaEue "' tn'H
d,e,r,.., to succeed G. NJ. Wyr'ck, OF
Rc,lairc.
y r Dcs!,n Of Camnr,|s" was r;r"ted
v,,c president. and Ho} |" ''aNH o'
S.cuhcryillc. was elected ","':c'';E t"'
tho ensuing year. =.
ono Of tho outstanding rcaiurHs nt
,la session was tho address or W. W.
scott. Of Bridgeport. Who Ircdl''eu '"a,
tho coming Nvo ycars would y" reS'Tu
breakers In building history
talks weyo also made 10y w. g NC
,,,,,u. Of belmont county, on pan i"E
school saving. md by Miss Lcnore NeH'
q. his city. az Nomon'a auN'HaT'es
John w. r-ugh, superintendent OF the
,erartmcrt or building and loans OF
OHIO. made TO startling statement 'na'
rho srcat nuiIinE boom row nnncF way
,hrouEhout tho country was pC'"h
slowed Nd and may bo pracuCaIi! stop
ned through tho Inability Of prospective
homo builders 20 secure funds for IL
nancins horn building. Tho unTrece-
aented demand on home Institutions 'nr
loans he sn.d has d!misEcd Inc ruhuS
FOR leans. despite the fact that tnc$e
INSTITUTIONS had grown Nfteen millions
% dollars In assets dur!aG tho past SIX
months.
poa Tobin. publicity manager o, mo
OHIO Building Association League talked
on tho subject ct publicity. Advocating
r,wspaper advertising fer building aH"
loans associations.
James A Del!ae president ~ nc
OHIO association. delivered an address
n, federal income tax exemptions as re-
,ated 70 pu!id.aG and loan investments
There w-~n about OF" hundred; a"h
rct, nviI.us and loan "f'~ta'9 - a
,cr,'a,,r> rrprese7''"s -" }""'""'
count: organizations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
FORMER SERVICE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS =.
DEMAND ACTION IN THE BERGD0LL CASE

report. L:rcry person who seemed inter
cs,ea n Rc-sdolls behalf seems 70 %
under suspicion. Co!one! Grssson Aas
been recommended for disciplinary &C.
ion ard Genera! Ansell for disbarmsnt
as an attorney. Colonel Cresson' -
am informed is suing Z number OF
newspapers for libel growing out OF ths
Ease. All those mentioned In the report
ot the committee ought to be clsarsd o.
the truth known"
Mr. Fitzgerald put into the Ass1Fd
comics OF letters which had ossn e.
changed between former Reprsssntadvs
Peters as chairman. and Representa-
tive johnson. Democrat Kentucky. .
member OF tho committee. showing that
John p. ShcrDurne. OF Boston. had bsS1
retained as counsel for the committee
a. slo0 day, and expenses, and JohH
Thomas Taylor. a representative Of IN"
American Legion in Washington. n ah-
.!erant counsel AZ $50 day.
7. Developed .oday however that coun-
So. fees had nc; been paid yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Aged Retired Broker
Dies As He Watches
Stock Fluctuations

New York, April 4.-Francis D. Car.
lev wealthy retired stock broker, d!ed
Of heart disease today in the Offices OF
\ brokerage house where he had gone
% watch the fluctuations OF the mar
h..
Mr.. Ca,lcy had hecn an almost daiiy
Vi +itor in Wall stree, since his ret1re-
Hcnt several years ago.
Eo-n in Ohio cighty-three years ago
Mr.. CarLGyy.sm3a!de fortune IN on IN
krntGTkV. selling oTt-te-ths Standard
oil cnfnrany ard coming 10 New York
in lS0j 10 enter the brokerage business.
lie Is survived by orc sor. Drl Frank
e. Carlcy Of ST. Petersburg, Fla, and
Two daughters. Mrs. Oliver Hartman
Of Now York. and Mrs. W. HaaScns OF
10: Springs, S. j..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05

MARSE" HENRY.
LAID At REST
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL
CEREMONY IS HELD
Eloquent Tribute Paid Great
Editor Who Leaves
No Successor.

1.or:s,i..e. Ky. April 4.-"MarSs
Henry Waitcrson came home 70 AAs-
lucky today TO rest tor all ume. "A
c-.at aescnblaEo Of Louisville citizens
and men Of Eationa! prominence VINO
knew him IN He came to honor MIS-
memory. Flags on public buildings rev
=, half mast while simple services ~
the First Christian church we're being
lcld To-. the dean OF Americas Journal
ists. who died in JACKSONVILLE FtA-'
about three months ago.
The caskct placed on catAtalqus
directly IN front OF the pulpit was
thanked on one side with scores OF 1loraI
offcrInCs from many parts or the
country. The folds OF an American nag
which stood ~ ito right and rear. were
stirred by the breeze from the open
t.oors.
Press Congress 1sprsSsntsA.
Grouvcd near ~" pulpit were mem
hers of the WLttcr$0n family. the Se-
live pallbearers. some Of whom nan
hccn associated with Mt. Watterson l1
his newspaper work Tor ntty years an0
the honorary palibcarers. -
Among them was Alexander kont4s
Ncw York banker and Manufacture
- whom Mr.. Wattcrson dedicated MS
hioc-aphv. James ". Brown OF Ihs
Editor and Publisher. New YORK. ~
tcrded as the representative OF ns
mr. ,iAcn; and governing committeS OF
;nc Press Congress Of tho World.
Jim Wilson. for years Mr.. water
Sos devoted negro servant, srleI-
s:.i,rcn. sat with the family.
Tu, services were in line with that
.i,nr,fc!tv which had marked the lits
~ Mr.. Watterson. A rituaIisttc read
;,~. . hymn. prayer. an anthem oy
~" chni- and n eulogy were the OUT
Nar. tributes
Leaves No Successor.
"rTc ,-avrs 70 successor" the Rev.
~ ! l.. Powell. pastor OF tho church'
.:,:G, ":nr ONLY Ulysses can wield tha
bow oc t.ysecs." -
50, again" he continued. shall mis-
',Ln 10 found. Others who have liVed
and wrought o. a Erea, stage nave &C
i,n,lcdccd thc!r Indebtedness to the
r,,".iny inspiration they have received
,hrnurl discipline or association with
f'-;- ..rrat man. and his influence loht
v.al :..:Ir while others Of the younger
..r.rot,or who have felt his electr!e
..,,,, ,.,r carry forward his Work.
~ % lr~f-l service was read by the
TO-. ~" Charles T.. Craik OF ChfiSt
.r-.,, ,a;lod-a' At Cave Hi!l ceme-
.rry where tho caskct was lowered INTO
, s.onc ~aa'i \ plain block OF granite
,hoye Il from ,te enrtnencr on hilt
,.,-;ooi,e ~ r;'T where the veteran
..d,.or o, 80 louisville Courier-Jour-
~, e,cr, enrsc - the most active years
,r ,f4 NJ"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
THE WEATHER

wost virginia: Cloudy wednesday.
Rain wednesday night and Thursday.
Not much change IN temperature.
Ohio: Cloudy wednesday. followed by
Showery in west portion Thursday
showers; somewha warmer IN extreme
north portion.
western Pennsylvan!a: Cloudy We'd
n.soay, Thursday rain; warmer IN OK
treme north portion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Nn Comment BY Fenna.

p,,.,,a srrr,,lly Of the indiana Wtum' ,,
a",is ".:'' roa. C "prra;"rs Asscrtation. had
no m conln,ur ro.n!Eht rcSHrdInG the Sm#,
rrstIUn of Chairman N"lan Of the mouse
labor ,.onmr'tce % held a WAGE tonI Ie,,,
W,shtrri,n. Ai.~N 10. NJ. Pcrna Sa'!
tbat ..uy ,"nmut"ati"m Il" rc,t'y@d
mff.riaNy c"um NJ. N"'"n ""n'd ." ~, IN .
.wcrrl rs promptly ~ r"ST'hie L"I '':aI I
,,,,r,,I,,i 20 make - 'he public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
nEMocRAT LEADING.

Kansas City Mo. April FRANK
Cromwell. Democratic canoioate ,or
mavor ot Kansas City. was ieaolhE
Matthew Foster. his RepuoncAh op
moment. IN the early returns from 70
DAYS municipal election. These neuIu
also Savr 4 lead 10 nearly ali Oh 'h'
o,hc- Democratic candidates.
I,,o nrcscn, ,:.v administration II
Democratic.
Trn ,o,c from @4o precincts out OF
.Gr rave l'ronlwcu 46.7l6 and Foster
:""".iG0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Strike Sympathizers Lie In Wait for
Non-Union Men at the Bitchman Mines

SLIGHT DISTURBANCE AT BENWOOD hAoI
EVENING-BLOWS AND ANGRY WORDo Ahh
EXCHANGED CROWD OF 100 MEN In IVY
SECTIONS AWAIT RETURN Ot luz S MIl1h1'1
FROM THE1R DAVIS WORK-NO TROUBLE ON
MARSHALL, STREET WHERE OFFICERS ARE
STATIONED STATE POLICE ARRIVE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
CONGRESS INITIATES EFFORT To
BRING COAL STRIKE To AN EMO
House Labor Committee c
Chairman 'Gelegraphs lnvl-
tatiion to Central COMPETE
tive Field OPP pcrators TO
Meet Union Leaders a t
Washington, April 10.

Washington. Apri. 4 \ congre9S.on'I
effort at settlement Of tho coal strike
particularly a. :; !'lTu.ves III" h!:umln'
pus fields, was begun TO-DAY. when
Chairman Nolan oc the house labor com
mittce was authorized 10 telegraph n
v!tat!ons to IL number of representative
operators AID officers of the OPERATORS
associations from The Ccn'ra' tompct-
tive coal field to attend Fl meeting with
the miners union leaders n Na'i'nG-
ton, Ap-N 10, and attempt ~ reach all
agreement;
At the same tine Senator Bocah. Re
publican. Idaho. took occaS!on 20 say N
the senate that drastic public acton
N! !Sht bc demanded. and II charr" iNe
operators with contract breaking III pre-
c!rI:atiuc the strike.
Daugherty's Statement
4 possible divergence H"twcc" ~"
views OF members OF congress and th""'
OF tho ADMINISTRATION however Wa
Ecen when Attorney General DanGh""'.
issued a statement rc.;erI'!nE that "iAo
government IS rot UAdc:taku - DO
anything in tho present situation o. 'H'
coal matter" declaring Tia: mo- nave
n right 10 QUIT work aTd mch nae
right to empi0y cthc" n.eH. tia' mo
public was not nlc1accd "!;h Goa. sAoT;-
aSe and that (: vas tie GUiy "S .oca.
authorities 10 maintain order
Tho government would not Ioon T''2
favor upon coal price Increases. NJ.
DauEhcrty said. adding that he ':a%
no reason a. this time /" he"c'c "a
disorder need b" feared h"; asserting
that tho government "w!.! ?c::"F'"
whatever may be !;s duty n ,ae D:'n''-
ses." e local and state agencies cannot
maintain peace.
Miners arc willing
The house committc" action cane
after rs members hal spent two days
listening - discussion % ." strike
FROM The miners Viewpoint - John
!. Lewis. pres.de1' y: tie tinted Nine
Workc.s. NJ. Lewis assured tie con-
,,!t;ea lie wa.!i aH"lsc h's associates
10 nego:.a'" Win any "-,r"' sentative
g.oup" ~ rrc-2,nrs rom g." ''n:ra!
a7'd ,rn -. ,'.'tGoa rh.". =" ana. ~
:,... ..., a." .,.. f'. ".
IC,ut!Lur3 or Page F"nrt""n)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Big Drop
In Income
Disclosed
By DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright by Tho 1nteNisenoer)

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sued dur.r- tho va, Tho experts Laia
noe, ,g,,-,r- ,ra, .Ee Br ,!.h payments
would ru, dovo TIA. amour. co.Y!l,r.
,a,,. o,5 o,,b,s ~, ..oyc-r.rcc. 70 give
-. A,ns-,ra, rao,'o N, haNcA, Of IN,
rcr,r.to, ~ .hrl- r,x, wears ,Gy biz.
r., av MS N,r snado-'y hrco swept
,s,dn Nv .,s d,sanno,rt!r- figures -
80 bv scrrc,,r,. Nrero,. EohoS~. o.
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.,Ycs would =, oh,a,ned from tax co.,
,oc,!ors and hero = realty 20 r"SpU:,-
sthilf-y On .he administration fo- the
ren,a.ive r~.;-cs i. used in the budget
% royc- estimated receipts.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
HUSBAND STAYS ARMY OFFICER
FOUND STRUGGLING WITH WIFE
Lieut.. Col. Paul Beck,
Veteran Flicr in the y. S.
Scrvic c. Slayer, Jean ?.
Dav, Prominent Oklahoma
LAWYER and Oil Man.

C>'u.C':rt 60. uh.t. A?r.i \ ,0''l-
".SH, ;.,yty ~ t;.H fashionable NOriN
G,.'N 80 jean l.. lay, prominent attorney
and o.. usau. rHICd carly today IN "a"
%rat,i 90 Licu'rHlut Colonel lHul N"r"
Ecrh. a.~;s;au: ru:'':n1nGLA' o: foSi
6e.i \: FC.t -. UN:A. and widely
AuoNu in army r.rr,"s.
Roc.>. on Of the i@oTccr Nters OF the
American army. wIs Killed by pay. who
de'.,l7.i H. >ir"cn III" army officer over
The head with Il receiver when he re-
;u~0ch Np-uc |"t found MS guest st-uG-
c,!rS with Mr.. par. TIE gun was DIS
charged accidentally lay asserted.
Books $Hu,l Wis 80 had'y torn tina; otN-
Gals sad they were unable IA determine
,,h"'h"r the ru.tc, or the blow caused
death.
lay is under 5000 aond % appear At
coro""r's ;"p"cs', Saturday.
VIII Conduct Inquiry
\ committee oc officers from f"'t
ae.l w:i. conduct an inquiry. u vas al
nounccI late today b. Forest Hughes
county attorney. he sl!l he wonid not
consider r,.nS charges uutt at;"" mo
r,,run.r's inQucs:.
II. +. Meadows fedora, prohibition
Gircc,o" cor Oklahoma. also aEnoLH'"a
uc would Investigate % determine. he
sad. what part. - any, !!Guor may have
played N the tragedy.
Mrs lay NA> T. - state t"CtH7!"S o"
nervous Collapse and would mtAS 10
statement.
Prominent IN Politics.
Lay has ben p"OmMcut III No+tCA
A"d @:rur:at rt"E'v5 'H Oklahoma 10Y
many .,.tr>. lie waS - member OF lI''
supreme court commission and one OF the
J.,U !r,u who :I,,'r"'i rNIHrOis"t.H nrNt
code u, statutes. Ilc - nltE years Ola
ami urcsideui e.! til" f"Gr>pne ProduC-
.tg X HeHaiuS company and vice preS'-
Gcu, .: the Continental Asphalt i'e-
lru.cUm company.
lie was active n the p""ttca. cam
pa!g1 OF iC:iH"r United states senator
! homstS T. Gore.
~. Gg'S""%; r. f"t e%%s' E'1S X Tas 52s one H:" q"
states army tic h,,t been in the SET
wee since 1872. according 10 tho post
adjuta"t 4: Fort sill. lie - sIid ~
cave been Wi'Inwcc
Days Story.
According - as. detailed s;atcmcn; :"
r., ,,ssai."- ma vh;ch was recorded NH
r',. county a't"rn"t. lH! WAS rHt"rHl'S
- MS home early IN the morning after
,... n.uI tlkcN >.t,trN 'rIr:.G. ul a party at
AS l.ou.e 4. which E"rn was the SII">'
a.: hoGrr. and as he drove wp The dr!N,
uay in his autoH"uIr hc law Ms Mic
AID !!srk seated ~ = GiNdr ~ tNc dEt"-
.": "rprn. I'vv ohs"rT"d the ":i."or
-,..,,H tor lis We. Hc aid. and 4 siruS-
sac Tough; him I, was az awt",
battle le;wccA tH'm.' l'ar said
r..u-cI l"t =, moment 'n"r "T"r"'i ~"
door TO $50 Eeck through the curtains be
.~,... .ar drawing ROOM .,nI diunS
Il~.,". rUSncU - tho stairs ard o.
,,.iuoh II" revolver.
"Retur1i"g 10 the G:1i~E "'Nm.
ccuaad"d: 'You gct ont Of here ara
il In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Free Statcrs Elected
Bv Mutineer Soldiers

Eelrast NrrI 4.-A muttnous sec
t,or or IL" Tr'sh republican army 'e.
dav seized the Milford oarraeAs, ~
county Donegal. after ejectng inc
state garrison.