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New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

Allies warn Germany that she must give satisfaction for what they call fragrant violations of Versailles treaty.
 Rafet Pasha. Tstkish nationalist governor of Constantinople, faces possibility of removal for failing to prevent sultan's flight.
 Premier Mussolini wins Italian deputies and gets vote, of confidence, using tactics that made him leader of fascisti olegions.
 Turkish delegates at Lausanne con- ference accuse American missionaries of fostering spirit of strife among Turks, Greeks and Armenians. Unofficial reports reach London of a clash between French officers and Turks at Karagatch.
 French deputies vote confidence in Premier Poincare on eve of Lausanne rieeting communists, socialists and royalists uniting for government
 Constantinople hears that Turkish nationalists will ask Great Britain to return sultan to face trial at hands of Angora government.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18
ELI HAS MARGIN ON
 TIGERS FOR SERIES
(continued from First Page)

1so5-Yale, 23 points to 1. 1906-Tie, points to O., 1907--Yale, 12 points to 10. 190S--Yale, Il points to 5. 1909-Yale, IT points to o. 1910-Yale, points to 3. 1911-Princeton, points to 8. 1912-Tie, 6 points to 6. 1913-Tie, 3 points to 3. 1914-Yale, 19 points to IA. 1o15--Yale, IS points to z. 1916-Yale, 10 points to O. 1919-Princeton, IS points to 6. 192o-Princeton, 20 points to 0. 1921-Yale, IS points to z. Recapitulation since 1SS3:-
 P. w. l.. T. Pts. o. P Yale ...,.. 45 "A 12 g 374 1s2 Princeton 45 12 24 g 192 371 Scores for 1922:-
 YALE Yale 4S-Bates, O. Yale 13-Carnegie Tech, 0. Yale 1S-North Carolina, 0. Yale 0-Iowa, 6. Yale 3S-Williams. O. Yale 7-Army, z. Yale 20-Brown, o. Yale 45-Maryland, 3. Totals 189 Is
 PRINCETONS Princeton 30-Johns Hopkins, 0. Princeton 5-Virginia, O. Princeton 10-Colgate, 0. Princeton 26--Maryland, 0. Princeton 21-Chicago, IS. Princeton 22-Swarthmore, 13. Princeton 10-Harvard 3. Totals 124 34
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

Unofficial reports reach London of a clash between French officers and Turks at Karagatch.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

Death of General Luke E. Wright former secretary of war and former governor-general of Philippines.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

Edouard Horemans, the Belgian, defeats champion, Jake Schaefer, at billiards, 500 points to 321.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-04-21

The burglar who always took
his wife and baby with him on
his marauding expeditions had a
rather effective system. His wife
could serve as lookout and he
used the baby carriage to con-
ceaf and carry off the plumber.
Ii he was challenged by officers
he was simply an anxious father
who was seeking a doctor for a
sick child. 1t worked all right for
a few times but could not last
forever.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-04-21
Summons
H. F. Chapman, Plaintiff,
VS..
Gladys K. Chapman,
Defendant.

Gladys K. Chapman,
Defendant.
Action brought in the Supe-
rior Court of the State of Ari-
IONA, in and for the County of
Navajo, and the Complaint filed
| in said County of Navajo. in the
office of the Clerk of said Supe-
rior Court.
| In the name of the State of
Arizona, to Gladys K, Chapman,
Defendant. Greeting:
You are Hereby Summoned
and required to appear in &C.
ton brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the SUI
perior Court of the State of
Arizona. in and for the County
of Navajo, and answer the Com
plant therein filed with the
| Clerk of this said Court, at Hol-
brook, in said County, within
twenty days after the service
upon you of this Summons, if
served in this said County. or in
all other cases within thirty days
thereafter, the times above
mentioned being exclusive of
the day of service, or judgment
by default will be taken against
you.
Given under my hand and the
Seal of the Superior Court of
the State Of Arizona. in and for
the County of Navajo, this 18th
day Of April, 1922.
LLOYD C.. HENNING.
(SeaD Clerk of said Superior
Court.
By OLIVE CLARK,
Deputy Clerk.
LIST pub. Apr. 81 last May IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
ALLEGED SLAYER
Of CIRCUS MAN
NERVOUS WRECK
CHARLES M. POWELL
SUFFERS COLLAPSE
Harry Mohr, Named in Con-
fession, Led Double Life,
Saws Powell.

Nj Holly. n. J., May IA physt-
clan spent today in the cell OF Charles
NJ. Powell, alleged slayer OF John T..
Brlnen. circus owner. Powelrs
screams at intervals could be heard
outside the Jail He was said TO be
suffering from nervous collapse fol-
lowing his fessiOn, in which he &C
cused Harry G.. Mohr. Brunen's broth
cr-in.law, of "hounding him" to Kill
Brunen. He also said Mohr had prom
ised him 81 900.
.tftor Powell's collapse today, Mohr
who had been in an adjoining cell.
was removed 10 another section OF the
ial, where both men are held pending
acuion OF the grand jury. Neither
prisoner has been permitted to talk
to counsel alone. and Prosecutor vii
liam II. Kelsey asked the grand jury
20 defer action on indictments against
them so that the investigation Of the
case could be carried further.
disclosure Of an alleged double
life" led by Mohr was given in state
ment by Powell today. Mrs. Mohr.
mother Of a small child. said she had
learned OF tho alleged affair two weeks
after Brunen's death. Authorities
withheld information as to the where
abouts Of the woman. said to have
lived with M0lr at Pottstown, Pa and
Camden. y. J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
T|E-UP
IS WARDED OFF
JUDGE SMITH RESERVES DECISION
ON MOVE TO DISSOLVE
INJUNCTION
SteuhenvtlIe-East Liverpool Lire Re
strained From Locking Out
EmploYcg

pc ,,:-ra.rh - The I7'c.HE"n""r.
.=:cI.ca>'.c. irG.o. Nag !, y = -"s'';
e Judge Car. >:..;l :cserN,@S Ia &C
''>'or uA;., q :,:"- date. af;cr tearing
arguments. ca r.r,lon 20 dissolve the
;c:nr'-..ry .n!uart!or granted &. II.
N";Arorh -. Other employees Of ,he
S,cuhc"r:;,c East 'd,e~poot & Hcl"er
VALLEY T~"r;.o" company, street car
VII c?era;c N jefferson county iomor
row.
The tmo,"ycs ri - traction cvmpanr
this NOR. "- secured temporary IN
Junction - restrain INC company oiiic-
!als from rcpud.A;!nS their conEac:
with the members Of LocI! division "S'
AIn"!Samalcd Association of Street and
E!crtr. Hallway Workers ahd from
!ock;rS ;hcn! out II midrtcul tonight.
The company i cd a &.o.."O 10 DIS
solve the injunction a; the hearing held
this evening hc:r-c Judge Smith. .\f:cr
hearing arguments on tho motion. the
court announced he would withhold his
decision.
This means that the lines Will not
discontinue operating At m!dniGh: TO-
c'Gh, hu, will continue IN operation un-
der thu Old contract al lcas; Until Judge
Smiths decision is handed down.
Tho employees o. me company main
.a!n In their petition tha: Their contract
with the company C~n10t be terminated
without '.tirty GAyS notice l." either
pay and ihA; re e;t-dlesS OF This pro-
vision the company seeks - aHro-ate
ne agreement by refusing 10 negotiate
. wage sca,o with representatives. o.
;hc union. !; Is curt"ndei :hat the Old
agreement through failure cr -" com
7aHy 20 serve notice within ihirty days
time IS effective co. another year he
ginning q: midnight ;on:gh;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
Cleveland Woman Modern Bluebear}
Three Husbands Died Mysterious
Alleged Participant
in Armed March Is
Captured in Co|o'

Charleston, ". Va. May l.-Ceeil
Clark, alias M:kc shannon. who es-
capped asst September from the hana"na
vsiIcy hospita! here, while technically
under arrest, has been captured oy
Colorado rangers at Trinidad. Colo ana
Is held for Logan county authorities. II
was announced today at the governors
Office.
Clark was wounded at the head OF
Coal river during tho march Of armed
men and was brought TO Charleston Tor
treatment While at the hospital, ne
was serv,I with Capias but physl-
clans. including the state health COM
missioner. declined to permit his re-
u1oval TO Logan county, because OF his
wounds. That. night he disappeared
from the hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
COMMISSION TO CONTROL
PAYMENT Of RUSS DEBT
Will Have Power to Remit In
tcrest and Decide Ques-
tons of Bondholders.

Garoa. May Chief Justice Taft Of
he United SIates supreme court will oe
ASKED t. ramc tn" chairman OF the
mixed .rbltrat comm .Sson to be cstab-
I...hrd :"r controlling the debts owed
ry n" Russian government 10 foreign
s.ondhold""s. ac,or,!t9S ~ the plan ar
ranged today The other members ot
his commission w. represent al the
nondao .ders aad tho Russian govern
;u.'',, res?cc't'ry.
The commission vii haYs power 20
-cr,.i interest ard. dc,Fdc ~ qucst:"'ls
affecting hondbo.d"ri and Kusaia 5 abb
=. t. r,"ri ~ 0ni!E LIONS: r time i.m';
-. :" fNcd y which noTdrrold"r: may
make their owu arranEcMcntS with nc
tti:.-"an government, &c they desire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
MOTHER SEES SON s
AND S0h-lh1H
ExCAlI
william Osborne u ~ l.
Marshal BY Bfe ~.
stagsl Woe41e

Charleston. w. Va, ~ l.-s
Workman. rf Booas oou y. NAD
afternoon took the oathyof off1S
United States marshal fof the SOD
d.siric: oc West VirgiIh toni
nouncei the appointment OF the IL
!nG deputy marshals: =
!. T. Reynolds. Of Williamson:
Hunt. "f W"clch: Elbert e. BuSkirl
Huntington; T.. F. Beasiey. Of H
end Il. ". Humphreys OF u
Each OF these has taken his oat
fec. ~
Naryhai workmal. who su
Marshal William OeNaR an1
that hc viii rctain
r. r. Miller: MiS4
G. Barrett and Deputies il
:. e. Anderson OF Charlcstori
Rall. OF Huntington.
The retiring marshal Va
praised in crer court by Feds
G, ". MrClintic. when the
formally turned over to Mr..
The rev marshal Is a brot
Of Mr.. Osborne. His mother,
l.. Workman, 20 years old, and
cr cr ten children. saw her
IN. and her son-in-law retii
S;esel Workman and Segel.
no, present because Of the II
Mrs. Workman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
RUSSIAN TROOPS
ARE ADDRESSED
BY LEON TR0TSkY
Declares Allies At Genoa Making Un-
reasonable Demand3-Aeks
Troops TO Be Ready.
---- -

Moscow. May l.. Loon T-o'sSr, ~"
Soy:c; var w!niS,"r. addressing th"
Mn-row garrison .; tho MAY !my &c
Iirw n R"d SIuar" i: which the Rcd
rrtn WAS taken hy all th" soldiers. de
ciarod that tho ;,i'."S At Genoa desired
"n-ditions IN which Russia wnn,d
.r., y ::,id: thcr"f"rn he asked the
=, OPS :" &c prepared.
We crrr-"r! to di&arm.' ne "a Il. 'hr'
t.,.. allie dId not want thai. W" oE"T-
! ~ h,r=ain. wc offered 10 pay m"
p~c-w%r d.!t>. hu' they agreed ;h"'
IT," won't recognize Us = We ah"ii"h'
ed soviet Eu>Sia and restored capital
m. We answered, no, and Will always
ar>ucr no"
0nc hundr"d thousand troorS marrh :
RI IN rcvi"u. followed ny hundreds Of
;hou.sardi ct ~crkm"n and work women
Tho oath tahcn ~ tn" soldcrS Sitnali1-
ir- the crd Of illit"racy in the ranks
pledged 'h"rn /" defend Soviet RUSSIA
WITH ,hc,r fun strength Of the death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
SENATORS LACKING
INTEREST IN BILL
Sargeent-at- arms Rounds mp Quorum
For DiaousHon Of tho Tariff Bill

Washington. May i-Th" small a.
tendance OF senators that has married
confederation Of the administrator tar
lr hll finally became the subject Of dis
CusSion today on tho floor.
After Senator King, Democrat. tan
had been speaking to practically empty
seats for two hours. Senator hchiilar'
democrat, Tennessee. demanded quor-
I'm. When three roll calls had failed
10 bring into tre senate q sufficicn;
number Of senators, the sergeant-at-
srns va, instructed 20 round up alb
ecntccs.
Senator Harrison, Democrat. M'SGlS'
sirri remarked that almost every day
In the tariff 1il debate. the sergeant a:
arms has to go out and arrest senators
in order TO have a quorum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
DEATH Of 1N5
CHILDREN Msl
IS QUEST|ONE|
Suspected of Series Of Mu,
ders to Collect $1,000
surance-Is Being Held
Tail at Cleveland. =

Cleveland. O.. May Ia vomaa
county prosecutor Edward c. st1n
says. is suspected Of committing Al
Of murders In order 70 colls.t t13
insurance. Is being held In jail ~
The woman is known. to h1Vo
married five times and II aAA -
acquired a sixth husband rocpno
divorced her first two 6u1hanA
three others died under AySt0A
cumstances, according to 1tA1to
Two children by the WOu1
husband are known to h2N0 -
son some yeaes ago. Stantea
explanation at the time e a
was that thky had accids0e
poison tablets.
She married her first fo1k
In Pittsburgh. where the 4tVd i; :"
granted, Stanton said. he
fourth. as well a. the two
in that city.
Naxr.sd H
The third husba
$1,000 and the fou
burgh, and came
He Is said to havt
600. and efforts 70
failed, three month
death. No physieian wal
ton said, the woman claiming
had suffered from being gissed
seas.
With the arrest OF the wona
charges involving theft two eh1ldf
the woman's second marriage
practically homeless. The
volunteered to take care Of
ton said. and~tQrins ths
routine e'investigatfon uneAf
suspicious Circumstances
4 more thorough inquiH.
After questioning the
cutor Stanton ordered
Hammond to conduct = post'A
animation and make Il specific Hy
::tion for traces Of poisoning. ifA6
vesusntion. Hammond said Win ~
ably consume several days. sTtS3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
MAN WHO HELPED
FOUND 6. O.P. DIES

Chicago. May l.---Edmund hbSof,
Wesl. one Iot the founders OF the Re-
publican party. who celebrated his o9tn
birthday last Friday. died Of pncu-
nonia. contracted on his birthday. Mr..
West WAS horn IN Elyrio. O.. April ~.
IE@&. II" attended Obcrlin college grad
ualing with the class OF iS43 This
w7s tn" FIRST class which had women
nong rs members. At the time OF his
death hr was the oldest alumnus Of Ob-
erin. IN 1865 he came TO Chicago. de-
Voting himself to law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02

West virginia: InerSssing clio
ru.sday. wednesday unssttlse
change in temperaturs,
western PennsyfvAn1A; Fair
wednesday cloudy, probably
unsettled. Little chS1gs IN -
Ohio: Cloudy TussAAy Ana
day; probably shovsrs Wsdn1
ne change in tsmpsrasurs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
Invites President Of Labor to
Prove Charges Of Receiving
Bolsheviki Funds.

Chicago Nav ..-ChaESes ma nc
An.r,c., redcra.on o: Labor under the
presidency o. samuel Gompers has come
- s,,nt.,sll. "rvlitiHa!ly. 'nd"St-ia!!y'
and rhilosoph'caiiy," NHT" made '0a's
~ william Z. Faste-. secr":arS-;reas-
=, RIA r-sda Union Educational
~,,rue today. eornter!ng Mr.. "mpsrs
~ '"t1' ns, yesterday NJ under
roe.er. direction p"!uca' marnlHe
.,,, he,nr but np With holsheTki
r.rd, TO rnd"-'r:ns Am"r!'" "P"'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
PEKINC EXCLUDED
FROM WAR ZONE
Rival Army Leaders Agree 70 Excl"de
Capital and T!en Tsfn
From Zone.
American Fleet to Chinese water W!th
RAnfo.oe emerts Heads for Ching


va ,n.,- -ln't. May - Agreement If
hr,s cr:ora Va -" ~ and t'"n"rA'
,'nnuS T>o In. r.val Chinese '"hd'?'
70 ,x,iud. HenIaG and Ten F*!n from
he held &C. military operations Wa an
nounceG in an official despatch receive"
hv tho Chinese legation tocaE from me
Picking government
Sh;ps Of rho ts!atlc tc"' en- r'H'" :"
,-,t,csc ra,.rs w-h -cinforcrmcnts for
,ho marina guard 1T the American les"
t,c,. N rrE;nc hccause 81 tho war a.
turharve there arc. headnE Cor = y :
Van Tan where landing pari."- -
train for p.srFc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
BIG DEFICIT

New York. May IA nc d"hcit OF
slI.070.6oo :or l9"l is shown ~ the an
nual rcpor; or tho N caSn. Nilwauk"" &
s. paul railway made N"h!i" today.
Tae dcfci, in la"n was s.%5t.NS0.
The gross ooc-a'!n& revenue increased
.he report revealed. amounting 20 $lt6.-
1886 asst year. as compared with
EL6tS.c03 the year before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
FOSTER DFCLARES A. {. /. IS ]
At STANDST|LL UNDER conn

M. Gompers was "su6ef1AS
anti Russian COMPLEX
MT. Foster also denied
working against the Interest,"
and declared that the Doc
erads Union Educational y
Opon for ;hn inspection of M
Mr.. GomDerS might select.
Talking glib!y OF many mA
dollars Icing sPent for BoasheyQ
eanda IN the United States. NJ,
sad. ''Mr. Gompers takes oco
link m,. name with this MY
fund. Indirectly indeed. but n
loss effectively. Therefore, i Z
that Mr.. Gompers make good q
situations.
Either ne must prove his
and !nnuendos or stand -
rasrantly unfair prcpA&An61.
a. :he books OF our c1oAAtE
concerned. I stand ready To-
. -, rc2u:ahh aptitfnE
.trill ~ given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02

London, 3fay IA dispatch to the
London Times from Brussels says the
American ARMY officer who was shot
AZ Mayencc dring a May day celebra-
lion there died later Of his wounds.
The correspondent Of the same
newspaper in Paris asserts that 4
dcmonstrator endeavored TO wrench a
pistol from tho officers hand. and that
In the struggle that cnsucd the officer
was shot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
AMERICAN ARMY
OFFICER SHOT
London Report Is That United
States Soldier Died of
Wounds-Shot at
Mayence.

Mayence. May 1.-Serseant Aaron
Kaptan of the department Of criminal
investigation OF the American forces
in Germany, is suffering from a gun
shot wound through the left elbow,
sustained during a May day demon
s,rauon. The driver of Sergeant kap-
tan's car and two German policemen
who were in the machine we're badly
hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
oval of
NJ. Jusserand
May Do Harm
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
lCo2yriSat by I@e ta:ei.iGcUcc-'


, r.,
NaSn!"S'"n' Nay '-.',' ,.I..at'., ,'.,
eaIS ueS'S'' 80" 60 '!'IIsT ;,,ItHoa,
a. :" eS.''".S ga > -.
- t'C -, ,.,,.,o-
''@tseu :" ""'|" Vase ~ -, i
"". "'ote "t' :" ,'|.' 49,
~ '"e va -. "".,
''SSE o. ',.a '',o'. ~ "
-. .,,-' ..-,s.,,.. .,ory
-, 80 ''.s '' da3.>
nc ''''.'''S '','' ;,,,-
soHe % .,'S -. s-t -
~ 49, 49,, ~,
nronara,d, bcr,Ysn j.. Kew AMERICANS
didn't like thar method 90: conducting
governmental relations. The criticism
of NJ. JuSserani for rot doing certain
things that FrCnrl politicians believed
should be do:N :G Ausr!'t have bad
much TO do wj-a tue Lgc.~:on To change
ambassadors.
France $ jus; "aN-'g ~ :" tHe 'a"t
tHA. tho relations VIA AM'T'ra arc
iuN oc StrE..nS> |:e Is
FLAMING an ambassador A. Wash : -to1
for { The truth Is E-aTcN has chang
- administrators So of;c7 that no aIr-
hosSador at Washington wi,l nc 10 re
Acct the French v.N'-HN'3. w''h "o0rtc-
:.or ur,n stability IS attained. During
;ho -ecear arm con:r.eVcr. France had
three ,rer Gt the Acad OF her delegation.
There was no consistency in the dele
-;,,:ou she sent here First Premier
E-.aCd was In charge Hn left ftene
V:vani who n turn tn0N casual in
;c-cSt n what was So."% on ana mace
ircpara InnS 70 Naii c1r home the day
he was made head Of the d"lcSacon.
T:7ally ". SarraUt vas rUt n cAa":c
with disastrous -0Tu'ti, Iic knew 49,
i!';le OF what bad """n gong ~ 2'H
10 knnT much less how 10 d"li MN
American Officials.
Po1tAeS Turmoil Helps.
...,
On TOP OF tn'S l""7H "7S N''''|",
turmoil 10 TaN'S ~, t,,,,,,,,' 'n.,.''I,,
a. ~ :,,".,.
90 ~"
.ro,u ene 'GS-.'.'',.H' ~
pans t"c r'.-, '"'as e.' a 49,
".'6 ~ - '"''''E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
lsSue warning

TrIhi'1 MaN - m cTtraordI"]'
rotire haS beer served ~ ;ne 'o"a ,'''.
pardaut o. thc dissldrH; army. na ''
m.l and come Of tn leading Sinn ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
MEN COMP PELLEO
To co ON MARCH
INTO MOUNTAIN
Dcfcn dant Mentioned But
Once Throughout Exciting
Session Preacher Led
Party That Killed Gore. Says
Witness.

Charles Town. w. Va. May l.~-reS-
timony OF the killing o: peputy Sheriff
John Gore on Blair mountain. and Of
compelling men 10 Join IN the march
on Logan and lingo counties lat
year, was enliveued today by cla$R
between excited lawyers, in which
Harold w Houston marked rs Z lie -
an Implication il remarks by \. VI.
Relcher that he had prior knoSiedce
OF the shooting Of Sheriff Don Chain
az union headquarters in Charleston.
Although the trial was on a treason
charge against William Blizzard, he
Sas mentioned in the testimony Of
only ono of the witnesses.
The clash between attUrne,s came
or Mr.. RelcherS objection tn auestiunS
p; the chief defense attornc!. who was
asking a Logan county deputy sheriff
about Sheriff Chains interests IN coal
mines. From there the lawyers aTeu-
menta turned TO Mr.. Hou3tonS dcclar-
alton that coal operators paid large
sums OF money 20 Chafjn for tho pur
pose OF making war on the United
,,i,o u.orl,,-s - u.bicb NJ Rc,rhc-
,ha ~ ,.;co ,rosi6,,r. :
I\io,.o. - ~ ~, o-,.,r;,o,ior .ho,
,,te ~, -, has oon,o--ad -,.i,, A.
tIar..on
w.. I,,, oo,,r.o, r,,,c1 IN hi,
,.,...,- - -, ros, and u,rir. riS
(orefingcr up and down before Mr. BcN-
ch"r'S face, shouted:
"rs ror ir,,l,. ,bat know ,,ytJin-
,no,,, ~, i,,s Iic",
II can nroyc that Won did md III
,e., yor anywhere Won sav ro. that
n,-nosc " NJ ReIchc- added vrjIc Tho
,Nnr, .Lmnnishcd a~ains. any furrlcr
..,,th-.,I ". IIor,,o, anoIori,od
',-, ~. ,,,, -,.,o,,o,, hul I'D.
=, h.,:o NJ r.,,,be- ,,j -on,
49,, D.,
p,,,,a-I.J e,-.v
The Rev. John Wilhu-n, BAPTIST
preacher Of Jeffrey. led tho party
which killed Gore, according to III"
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3--Who was the first Prince of Wales.
Ans. Edward, son of Edward l, king
Of England.
4-How many criminals are there IN
the United States? Ans. Latest sta
tistics show 32.15s exclusive OF juven-
lie delinquents who number 1865.
5-What is pumpernickel7 Answer.
Black bread.
Slow many instructors are there at
Harvard Ans. 500.
How long can a man go without
breathing? Ans. Best records place
the time at three minutes.
s-Who wrote Old Creole Days?"
Ans. George Washington Cable
s-What strait connects Lake Michi-
gan and Lake Huron? Ans. Mackinar
1o-What state makes SIS per cent Of
all the needles and pins manufactured
in the United States? Ans Connec
ticuf