davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
Koroner przy}acza sic
do akcji przeciwko
handlarzom napojami
aIkohoicznemi.

Koroner Oscar Wolf przy1aczyf
sic do kampanji przeciwko han
dlarzom zatrutych rapojow alko-
holicznych, prowadDonej przez
szeryfa Petera Hoffmana, soswiad
czajac, re uczyni wszystko, co
ley W jego mocy, by usunac han
del napojami alltoholicznemi, ktt
re by4y powodem wielu wypad
kow srnierci.
Ostateczny rozkaz, wzywajacy
tax deputowanych jak i lekarzy
do wziecia czynnego udziafu W
kanpanji, zostanie wydany dzi-
siai. Lekarze powinni zwrocic u
wage ia wypadki smierci z powo-
Gu otrucia alkoholem i postarac
sic o wykazanie sprzedawcy "a
trutych napoj6w. Sprzedawea ta-
XII zostanie natychnliast uwiezio-
ny os1arzony zabojstwo. Ak
cja przeciwko handlarzom napo-
low alkoholicznych w miastecz--
kach powiatowych zatacza coraz
szersze kola. Obecnie przylaczy-
Ii sic do niej rezydenci Wauke--
gan, Evanston, Lake Forest,
Willmette wielu innych miaste
GEEK. Wielu rezydentow dopoma
gallo w ostatnich kilku dniach W
zbieraniu dowodow przeciwko
handlarzom.
Wczoraj zmarfa z zatrucia sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
KONFERENCJA POKOJOWA
BLISKA ZERWANIA.

Lozanna, 20. grudnia. - Ma
skutek odmowy Turkow zgodze-
MIA sic ma zadanie aljantow u
dzielenia odpowiednich praw dla
cudzoziemcow zamieszkujacych w
Turcji, MONA w kazdej chwili
spodziewaG sic zerwania obrad
pol1ojowych. PowstaIa sytuacja
jest tax dalece powazna, ze VIE
lu delegatow przygotowuje sic
juz do opuszczenia Lozanny. Je-
Sli nastapi zerwanie obrad w Lo
zanIlie, to fakt ten dotknie maj
zywotniejsze interesy ca}ego
$wiata i moze bye poczatkiem do
wznowienia dziaSai wojennych
ia Bhskim Wschodzie zaraz ma
poczatku przyszfego roku.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
jednego z komitetow konferencji,
gdy delegat turectti stanowczo
odmowii zadaniom panstw soju--
szniczych, lord Curzon zwrocii
sic do przedstawicieli Turcji z
oznajmieniem, re ME grozi on
i'm ale ostrzega, ze dalszy pre-
bieg obrad pokojowych zalezy
wytqcznie cd delegacji tureckiej.
Jezeli wiec oSwiadczenie przed--
stawicieli Turcji stanowi ostat-
rie slowo, to niema mad czem
dluzej radzic.
Wtedy to amerykahski pred
stawiciel, ambassador Child oznaj
mil, IL stanowisko Ameryl1i jest
rowniez takie samo jak stanowi-
sko panstw sojuszniczych.
Lozanna, 20, grudnia. (Prasa
Stow = Delegacje paflstw "a
ebodnich oraz Ameryka donna
gaia sic, aby w Turcji istnialy
specjalne sadly do rozpatrywa-
MIA spraw zamieszkafych tam
cudzoziemc6w gdy szef delegacji
turecliej stanowczo sic temu
sprzeciwil domaga sic ably Gu
dzoziemcy ulegali sadom turec-
kim. Delegacja turecka tax cze--
sto przypominaia ma posiedzeniu
O suwerennych prawach Turcji
re lord Curzon uczu} sic zmuszo-
nym zwr6cic sic prosba do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
Strategy tfumacza sic
grozbami Ku KIux
KIanu.

Po wysiuchaniu zeznan trzech
swiadkow w sprawie organiza--
eli Ku Klux Klan czfonelc komi-
sji miejskiej, badajacej organiza-
Gle Ku Klux Klanu, p. R. ]. Mul
cahy oSwiadczyl gotowoSc zaza-
dania Cd marszalka pozarowego
p. Seyferlicha zawieszenia w
czynnosciach 5ciu strazak6w, kto
rzy maja bye czfonkami wspom-
nianej tajnej organizacji.
Jeden ze strazakow, niejaki C.
Green z kompanji No. lit miai
pobierac po So. cd kazdego no.
wego czlonka, zapisujacego sic
do organizacji Ku Klux Klan.
Komendant bataljonu stray
pozarnej p, Murphy zeznaf pred
skornisja miejska, re porucznik
White prosii go 0 pozostawienie
60 podczas zmiany wraz biafy-
mi, gdyz komenda mad cz}onkami
Ku Klux Klanu byfa zbyt niebez
pieczna. P. Murphy ME umzgled-
nil jednak prosby porucznika, O.
bawiajac sic, re W razie gdyby
p. White ME byi komendantem
mad czionkami Ku Klux Klanu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
.Nowy edykt dyrektOra
prOhibicyjnego.

Przy blizszem zasiegnieciu in
formacyj W odniesieniu do rzeko-
mego tolerowania naruszenia
prawa prohibicyjnego dowiedzia
10 sic, ze zaszIo tu male nieporo-
zumienie. Wiesc 0 tolerancji j o
zakazie przadzania obiaw ma ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
As 0s6b Wnieszanych W Zbrodnicza
Akcje Ku-Klm-Klanu.
Amerykaiscy Radykai " Rosjji Blagaja 0 Pomoc.
Krwawe Zaburzenia Strajkowe W Meksyku.
100000 Staty Po1aru W Erie.
lime Telegrdmy Krdj0Ue.

list Prezydenta z chwila wznowie
MIA dyskusji mad wniesionym
przez sen. Borah'a W formie po-
prawki do aproprjacyjnego blu
marynarki wojennej projektem
'miedzynarodowej leonferencji. O.
znajmil on rowniez o otrzymanem
cd Prezydenta Harding'a upowai
nieniu do oswiadczenia, IL admi-
nistracja stale stanowczo prze.
ciwna jest umorzeniu zagranicz.
'nyct diug6w wojennych.
Domaga sic wolnej reli W spra.
VIE diug6w.
Prezydent Harding wyrazif sic,
IL o lie Kongres pragnalby istot-
ME ulatwic rzadowi trudne zada-
lie wyjasnienia eurcpejshej sytua
eli, pierwszym krokiem w tym kie
ruriku byioby rozwiazanie rak a.
merykahsGdej komisji dla spraw
zagranicznych dsug6w wojennych
W jej uliadach elropejshe1ni
mocarstwarni co do warunl16w
spiaty zaciagnietych W Amerycd
po4yczek.
Tresc listu Prezydenta W szczd
g6lnosci zaS ustep, dotyczaey
kwestji diug6w wojennych, stai
sic osia dysletnsji, gdy sen. Borah
udyi go jaioo srodka do przypar-
,cia do muru sen. Lodge'a In
nych adrnin&stracyjnych lider6w
/ wydobycia mich informaryd.
iaie dalece Kougres mia4by po1o-
stawic swobode dziaiania amery.
kahskiej lcomisji dirg6w wojent
nych.
Sen. Lodge oSwiadezyi, u 1aH
pytywal Prezydenta Harding'a W
tel materji, / ze otrzymai jedynia
odpuwiedz, il adrninistracja byh
zawsze pozostaje przeciwna u
morzeniu dSugow wojennycht =
Rozszerzenie aBtorytetu komisji
mogioby jedynie mice ma ceiu
zmniejszenie stopy procentowej,
kwestje przyjmowania d1ugoter-
minowych bond6w a wreszcie a.
mortyzacje zasadniczych sum
dirinych.
Sen. Mccormick z ILL.,, przyby-
ly w ostatnich dniach z Europy,
wyrazil 0durnienie, il departa-
ment stanu ME uznaje "a stosow
ne inforrnowae czlorkow senate
rjalnej komisji o bie1acych wy
padkach w zagranicznej polityce,
i obudzii gniew sen. Borah'a, ra-
dzac mu 1wrocic sic po te infor-
macje dc, dept. stanu.
Borah przyznaje sic do klesi.
List Prezydenta Harding's
wzmocnl szeregi opozycji do te-
go stopnia, IL odrzucenie popraw
XII Borah'a staio sic pewnem. Ma. .
wet sam autor projektu konfe--
rencii musiai pogodzie sic RE
czywistoscia j uznai swa pora1-
ke.
Doke,hczenie na SfronfeV =
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pREZYDENT HARDING
PRZECIWNY ZWOLANIU
EKoNoMIcZNEJ KONFE-
RENCJI.

Washington, 2e grudnia.
St. Zjedn. ME podejma sic zwo-
iania swiatowej ekonomicznej
konferencji dop6ki enropejskie
panstwa ME powitaja podobneJ
ahcii w zrozumieniu, il kwestja
un1crzenia diugow, zaciagnietych
w Amerycc podczas wojny, ME
bedzic zupelnie brana pod rozwa-
sc.
Cclem rnozliwienia rzadowi
St. Zicdn. skrutecznego zajecia sic
rozwiazanien problemu niemiec-
kich odszlcodowah finansowa
stab,lizacja Europy,, Kongres po-
winien zapewnic Ameryce repre-
zentacje w kornisji odszkodowafl
a zarazem uprzystepnic sprzyfnie
rzonym mocarstwom warurrkl
sp1aty diugow wojennych W "a
kresie stopy procentowej ! termi
now piatnosci.
TAX przedstawiaja SIG najwy--
bitniejsze prlnkta listu Prezyden-
ia Hardinga, przesianego ma re
ce senatora Lodge'a, a wyun1erzo
nego przeciwko proponowaneJ
przez sen. Borah'a miedzynarodo
wei konferencji dla spraw ekono
micznych i dalszego ograniczenia
zbrojeh.
Konferencja niepo4adana.
Prezydent oiureSla podobna kon
ferencje jaiko ,,niepozadans" re
wzgledu ma zSudne nadzieje, ja-
kie podobna akcja moglaby obu-
dzic wsr6d panstw europejshch,
wzglednie zie wrazenie, jakie po
dobny krok rn6gEby wywolac ma
miejscu W Ameryce.
w liscie swoim dale Prezydent
do zrozumienia, IL Department
stanu zdolai luz poczynic "a gra
MICA wywiady CO do u1ytecznosci
takiei ekonomicznej konferencji,
! ze odpowiedzi ME byiy wcale
zachecaiace.
cd calego szeregu miesiecy
e.ropeiska sytuacja sciagnela ma
siebie baczna uwagel administra-
eli" - pisaf Prezydent. .....Z
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Dokonczenie ma stronicv 2
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DokohczenIe ma stroniey z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
z Biura MeteOrOlOgcznegO.

Wsch6d slonca godzinie 7:1S.
Zach6d sIonca godZinie AIS.
.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: w
pistek pOgoda, W sObOte pogoda ME
pewna: temperature podnosi sic po'
wolf. Umiarkowany Wiatr, przewaz-
ME pofudniowo-wschodni.
Temperature doby minionej: -
Naiwyzsza wczoraj gOdzinie 1-szej
w poludnie 35 stopni, najnizsza
1vczoraj godznie smej wieczorem
So stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
FLoTA ANGLJI sPIEszY w
DARDANELE.

Londyn. 20. grudnia. - Rad
argieIski udzieIa wszelkiego Po-
parcia swej delegacji ma konferen
eli pokojowej Turkami. Grozac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29

Rzqdy Mniejssosci UtrsynuyUdrs
SRq Przez Pyuwice Csy Przss
LeUice So 7yrdWq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
KURs MAREK PoIsKICH.

wedle komunfkatu Polskdego Kon
ulatu generalnego kurs marek Jest
dis f5,0s5 marek n 81, czyii 9
cent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-29
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatek, %. grudnia: Sw.
TomaSLa Bisk.
Jutro, sobOta, so. grudnia: sw'
Dawida Kr6la.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
ID.
AND WHEELING 3.
LOCAL KIwAwrANS LOST POORLY
PLAYED CANE TO VISITORS
NINE AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Lofty Core Attempts to Steal Homo in
Ninth With but One Down, and
Is Out.

Loose fielding and hits when they
meant runs gave the Morgantown III
wants baseball team 10 to . victory
over the Wheeling Kiwanis yesterday
afternoon at the state fair grounds.
In the ninth inning. with one man
down. Core reached first on an error.
Nclmic was also given his base on
folders choice when Ollie attempted
to put out Core at second. Core stoie
third and Nelmic second.
Core who could probably run city
block in three hundred seconds, at
tempted to steal home and was out by
mile Goisey pinched hit for Boyle
and struck out. with NeimiC waiting 10
come in from third to tie the score.
With three runs behind Morgantown
rallied In their half Of the ninth and
filled the bases. A boner was pulled
when the Wheeling inheld was called 10
play in closely. \ hit that would have
been felded cleanly had the flelders
PLAYED back scored two runs. and
Texas Lacquer over Moore's head gave
them two more runs.
Had the fnheld played their proper
positions. Wheeling could have present.
ed the down statcrs with one run and
retired the side without further scoring.
In a way. the game was one act
comedy Morgantown enjoyed six err
ors and Wheeling seven. The local XII
wanians touched Davis for fourteen hits,
but seven men were left on bases.
Summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
KIWAN|S FAVORS
TRUTHFUL FACTS
FOR this STATE
Resolution Urges That Truth Be Told
About West Virginia

The hearty support and cooperation OF
The Kiwanis clubs OF West Virginia Is
r,yen various state organizations III inc
state seeking 10 tell the truth ABOUT
West Virginia and working to counter
act the unfair publicity which has oeen
given our state.
A resolution to this effect was unani-
mously adopted yesterday morning at
the Anal session OF the 1922 convention
Of the West Virginia Kiwanis ASsocia-
ton held at the Court Theater.
The organization will also seek 10
have speakers visit clubs in other states
and carry a message OF tho 'eouattohal
and spiritual advantages which this
state enioys and Of the high standard,
patriotic and law, abiding character or
her citizenship.
The resolution follows:
Whereas, various state agencies are
seeking TO tell the truth" about west
Virginia and working to Counteract the
unfair publicity which has been given
our State Therefore. be It resolved. that
the Kiwanls Clubs Of West Virginia
lend their hearty support and coopera-
tlon, by the organization OF speakers To
visit clubs OF other states and carry a
message OF the educational and spirit
ual advantages which our sovereign
state enjoys and Of tho high standard,
patriotic and law-abiding characteristics
Of her citizenship.
And be 1t further resolved. that the
District Secretary IS hereby requested
to Immediately certify and forward n
copy Of these resolutions to the kiwanis
Magazine, the American Constitutional
Association. the West Virginia Public
tty Association at Charleston. and the
respective Kiwanis Clubs throughout
this District.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
AMATEUR MRS. JIGGS'
SHOW PROWESS WITH
ROLLING PIN HEFTS

Mag" Jiggs. the famous McManus
cartoon character. has nothing on Mrs.
]. W. Willard OF Wheeling when It
comes TO throwing rolling pin.
Mrs. Willard easily won the rolling
pin contest for Kiwanis ladies only
yesterday afternoon In series OF ath-
letic events held for the state delegates
and friends at the state fair grounds.
Although she wen. Mrs. Willard has
close competitor IL Mrs. s. r. Hoymes
OF Charleston. Mrs Holmes. In explain
ing the reason why she did not carry
OF all honors. said that her husband
had been on good behavior for almost
a year. and she was of form In throwing
a rolling pin.
Mrs Willard has without a doubt
mighty wallop She heaved the rolling
pin so far and so hard that tho handle
broke. The distance was thirty yards.
and Mr. ]. 2. Hanley. one OF the judges.
was almost a recipient OF the throw. He
ducked and the rolling pin rambled over
his head.
c. ]. Berry. secretary OF the Kiwanis
club, Is safe. When NJ comes to throw
Ing a rolling pin Mrs. Berry Is better
chicken raiser. She took mighty grip
on the weapon. but 1t spun high in the
air and came down with a thud about
ten feet away.
There were thirteen entries In the
race. but Mrs. Willard and Mrs. Holmes
led the field handsomely. For their
ability demonstrated, Mrs. Millard was
presented with an Eastman kodak do
mated by Sidney Mccoy. and Mrs.
Holmes with a thermos bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
FEDERAL AID IS ASKED
IN FIXING COAL PRICE

Washington, Aug. 23.-Federal CO.
operation in arranging a fair price
schedule for coal produced In Illinois
ana Indiana was asked today OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
DR.. BURDATS
GIVEN THANKS
Resolution Unanimously Adopted Prais-
ing Officers For Work During
Past Year.

DR.. o. W. Burdats, past district gov
ernor. and other district officers Of the
State Kiwan!s association, were extend
ed thanks and appreciation for their
loyalty and efficient work in upbuildtng
the Klwanis organization IN this state
by the adoption of a resolution yester-
day morning at the final session OF the
kiwanis state convention here
The resolution follows:
Whereas, The officers and executive
committee Of tho district have most 10y
ally and efficiently served in building
the KiwanIs organization in this state;
therefore, be 4
Resolved, Ry the Kwanis club OF
the District Of West Virginia In con-
vent.on assembled. that their hearty
thanks and appreciation be extended 20
o. W. Burdats. district governor: 7. c.
Garner. district secretary; c. ]. Barry,
district fieldman, and 10 tho other off,
GERS and executive committee of the
district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
KIWANIANS FAVOR
FREE milk FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN

School children in West Virginia will
be provided with milk as nutrition II
the efforts Of the Klwanis clubs Of West
Virginia can bring Il about.
\ resolution pledging - DO all In
the!r power 10 make possible adequate
provision Through the state legislature
for certain necessary medicinal and
nutrltionai substances for the upbuild-'
Ing both IN mind and body OF the school
children in this state was passed unan-
imously yesterday moraing a. the final
session Of the West Virginia convention
held at the Court theater.
The Kiwarians believe that such a
legislation will elevate the coming gen.
Grafton OF citizenship IN West Virginia
both physically and mentally.
The resolution follows:
Resolved. That IN keeping with the
spirit OF k:wan!an:sm that We as the
Kiwanians OF the state OF West Vir-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
FALLS UNDER HORSE;
IRENE CASTLE INJURED

ithaca, y. Y. Aug. 23.--lrene Castle.
In private life known as Mrs. Robert T.
Tremain. this morning was ca0Ght un-
der her falling horse and her collar
bone was broken While schooling a
hunter for the New York show, she had
the misfortune Of being thrown at
barrier. Physicians say she will have
TO cancel all fall engagements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
SMOKING CONTEST
UNIQUE FEATURE
OF KIWANIS MEET
Contestants Demonstrate Ability T.
FIJI Up Jimmy Pipe IN Record
Time.

Ny pipe and I. oft wonder
why
The world IS dscon-
tented.
Our sphere is fair, with
ne'er a caro-:
Our path rose strewn and
scented.
This probably is the only poem known
70 George Shelter. OF Wheeling, who
won the pipe-smoking contest yesterday
afternoon at the Kiwants field meet held
at the State Fair grounds.
Mr. Shelter. without a doubt. loves
his pipe, for man who didn't could
not have won the race so handily. J. b.
Davis. too. enjoys smoke and ran
second
For those who do not understand what
a pipe-smoking contest Is an explana-
tior might be timely. II is-run get
pips-run get tobacco-ruu get match
light plpe-re,urn 10 starting point
smoking
For their troubles Shelter was pre-
scented with a jar OF Prince Albert to-
bacco donated by Percy Hornhrook and
Davis with a corncob pipe. also donated
by Mr.. Hornbrook.
Eleven Kiwanians participated IN the
contest. but Messrs. Shelter and Davis
led the field like a hare would a turtle
N a l00-yard dash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
FAIR GROUNDS POOL SCENE Of FUN
FOR k|WAN|ANS WHO CHASE DUCKS

yInia in convention assembled IN
Wheeling. West Virginia. do hereoy
pledge ourselves and our clubs to DO al!
in our power TO make possible adequate
provision through our state legislature
Tor the needs OF our school children as
regards the provision OF certain heceS-
sary medicinal and nutrltionaI sup
stances for the upbuildinS. both IN nlno
and body. OF the school cnlioren OF
West Virginia, and thus elevate the
coming generation OF citizenship OF our
state. both physically and mentally.
Most respectfully submitted.
CHARLES KEESOR. NJ. n.
Medical Director. Wheeling Public
Schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

court this morning and VIII pfooaply
he held to the grand jury TO await inc
outcome OF his wife's injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

Water takes longer to grow hot
than does land and stays hot longer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

Henry when he learned that Henry nc!
assaulted his wife. MIS-. Henry Nd
taken to the hospital
Henry resisted arrest and scutl!e
followed between the prisoner ana o.
fIcer. Henry was finally landed In the
natrol wagon only after the oiticer
club was used upon his head. t9ni'nn-
ing to fight Patrolman Knahe, dlsIlkihE
TO seriously injure Henry, called fat-
roIman Garrison whom Henry accom-
panied to jail
Henry will be arraiEned in ponce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
ASSAULTS WIFE,;
POLICEMAN is
Then ATTACKED
Pete Henry Is Lodged In tablespoons
Taken to Ohio valley General
Hospital

Pete Henry was lodged in jail late last
night shortly before midnight and MS
wife taken to tho Ohio Valley General
hospital. suffering with severe bruises
ard cuts Her teeth were also knocked
out of her mouth,
When Patrolman Butch" Knaoe re-
ceived a call to go TO the Henry homo
on the South Side, he arrested Pete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
The Young Mother.

rE TITS OF INFANTS AND CHILDREN should be well known to the
Of mothers that repetition OF the symptoms Illness
seems there some mothers ~ who ook 5 STS maT Lead TO-
serious sickness And h bring Baby BACK to Its happy sS
easy medicine prepared Just Tor ans a2 n @
WI" Fcher Casoa has doing this for over 80 years. regulating the
stomach and bowels ants and children 1t has replaced the nauag
Nil oI Soothing Syrups poisonous Paregonc and other VICIOUS onouos
in the homes true honest mothers VINO love tne
Those mothers give their babies foods and medicines especially prepared
for infants and children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

Central Fuel Distribution committee ~
the governors of those states
A total OF 100000 tons OF coal - %
be moved to the great lakes section
newt week. the committee announced. \
considerable proportion Of this tonnage
coming from mines recently reopened IN
Ohio. Pennsylvania Michigan and
Northern West Virginia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-22
GARVIN COUNTY HAS
GOOD GINNING REPORT

PAuLS VALLEY.-Rseent figures is
sued yths United stntes department
OF agriculture at Washington. shows
that Garvin county ranks second in the
state IN number OF bales Of cotton gin
ned prior 10 September 25th
Up to that date 'hele had been re-
ported as glnned in The county s722
bales. as against S,247 for the same pc.
riod in 1921 The total : ales ginnsd up
10 September IS in the entire state
amounted 10 l84,s09 as compared with
lao, e36 Ior last year
The ilrst in the state this season &.
Jacksol county. with !l,s45 balss. as
compared with lt.l5 last season. Le-
fore county is thirl with S,;si bales and
6,ea3 last year. F1uriA place IS taken
By Tillman, with 339f and Tle0 las:
season. Fifth place Is relegated 10 Nc
Curtain 7,122 this yeal and 20G3 last
wear
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-22
ENDORSEMENTS
ON BILL HELD
To Be FORGERY
Secretary OF Bonus Commits
sion Says Men Won't Lose
Money Because OF the
Charges.

x JEFFERSON CITY, Mo Indorse-
ments On several Missouri state SOL
diers' bonus warrants were declared 10
be forgeries here Thursday night after
post office inspector had examined
several Of the warrants in the office
OF state treasurer j.. D. Thompson. The
total amount obtained in the alleged
forseries Is not known.
Benjamin J. wilkins, negro OF ST.
Louis and his brother, mail carrier
In the service there. were arrested in
connection with theft Of the warrants.
II is alleged that Benjamin wilkins
forged Endorsements and cashed some
Of the stolen warrants in st. Louis.
Won't Lose Money.
w. NJ. Phillips, secretary Of the bonus
commission, declared that world war
Veterans would not lose their money US
a result Of the forgeries, because all
indorsers VI the warrants were respon.
sible for their payment.
The forseries were discovered where
several veterans wrote the bonus com.
mission concerning their claims and
the records Of the department showed
they had been paid.
The extent Of the forgemes cannot
be learned until the bonus commission
completes the payment OF the first ILL.,.
l000 claims from the $4,000 900 bonus
4 LApn - oximately 100000 applicants have
been paid