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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
SURGENTS FATE IS With JURY;
COULDN'T DECIDE LAST NIGHT
Worlds Longest Bridge
at Philadelphia; First
Blows Struck Friday

Philadelphia. ia. Jan. &c '"nStruc-
,iou OF great bridge. projected In one
form or another for Il hundred years
began today 10 connect the shores OF
PENNSYLVANIA ami New Jersey by span
ming the Delaware rivcr between Phil
adelphia and camden. With silver
plated pick and cr"whar. Governor
Sproul. of Pennsylvania: Governor r-n
wards, Of New Jersey; Mayor Moore Oh
philadelphia, and Mayor ELLIS. OF cam
den. struck the first blows.
Features Of the celebration lnc'uoeH
narades in both cities. and unless plans
90 awrv the bridge will be ready 10y
1926, and rs formal opening TO trailit
has been set for July fourth ot mat
year, with a great celebration as fea-
ture If the exposition to make the i3o'h
anniversary of the declaration OF 'nue'
pendence. e.,
The bridge. longer than any no" IN
existence, will be 1.S2 miles In length
It's main span will he l,5'O feet. lts
maximum width will be r?1 rect. b
inchec, or two and 4 half te"' more
than the Manhattan bridge. connecting
New York and brooklyn. Its estimated
cost Is $2S.STl 900.
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De vALERA'S RESIGNATION IS
MARKED BY CONFLICTING WORDS
Dali Eireann to Vote Upon
Ratification of Peace Treaty
Before 7 O'clock Sunday
Night.

Dublin. Jan. G.--(Ey The ASSoclalcu
I,,..,.., , I,,,,cp Dcval.r, today before
49,, nail I,,r,.,,, r.,Irrcd his most as
,,.,,,i,r, ,b, Irish ,cnuLli, :
80, l..,.,, l.. u.,. undcrytood IN
,,. ,,.,. T., ,.o,,ll ,,o,,nnu, MS decision
~ o,i n,;r ,.,to op ,be
,. I,ri,,;r ~ ,h.
,,.i.,,i, r,r,r ci,-h, hours
-, ..,.I It,, ,o,irpo, y, ,vI,h IN.
''' ;,.,. ,iro. w., oir,o.,
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InIlnua polls. Jan. 6. Willingness or
th"NInited Mine Workers Of America t.
meet with coal operators In an interstate
iniiTt wage conference whenever II Is as
surrd that the operators "f the whole
central competitive held Will h1 reprc-
.,rntcd IL Expressed In II telegram sent
here 10y John l.. t.ewis to-day l." I'LL
unIs operators The mrsnnRr WAS in
trrpuubr to one received fi"m the I'LL.
nn.r uprruI"ra Ia which they lnAl-t"h
upon 'onNrnlnK nf a meet tluE I" hIr' uhH
irruilhtlouH Of u new wax" 'r"nln
Mr l.rwlr' ncnn4iRr said tho "nn""lln-
IInu nf tho meeting Pt llitnburEh. l."
hnyr hcru hold to-day. for tho purp"nr Of
Holnctlng II date aud meeting rlhc" l."
negotiate u uow wHE" agreement. Ioi-
low od rrfurnl or TIA" operators "f won't
cru rrnurylvanlR and obi" {" participate"
and Il ,uggcsii"n "f Indiana operators
that Il would hr futile TO hold tho most
In gwlthout adcIunt" representation OF
al ncldE
THE mnc workers representatives..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
WILL PROHIBIT
CAS- WARFARE
MOMENTOUS DECISION
ABOUT TO BE MADE
Washington Conference De-
cides Upon Extreme Pen
atty for Sui" Violstors.

Washington. Jan. 6.--(By tho AsSo-
Ciated PreSs)-A five power contract TO
impose the age-old penalties for piracy
against naval commanders who violate"
accepted laws OF naval warfare. was
approved today 10y the armament COM
mittec OF the Washington conference.
1t completed the Root formula for sup
preston OF C-hoat terrorism at sea. ana
the committee then moved forward to-
ward n prescription Of gas warfare on
sea or land
Again Mr.. Root drew tho resolution
TO effect tho prohih!tion. An immediate
iive-pOwer contract to abandon gas or
other similar chemical weapons aS be-
yond the pale OF humane tolerance is
proposed. to be worked out later hH
world agreement Into the fabric or In
formation law. And again II seemed Ger
tain that under American initiative. war
In future would u" stripped OF other "t
the horrors Of German ingenuity let
loose upon the world
italy Accepts.
Italy gave prumrt adhesion :" tn"
antI-HaS project 'aS Il real step in tn"
path OF progress aud civilization" AL.
juurnm"n' uf tn" committee prevented
the views OF other delegations from
being presented, btI All WHY '"'' w.
favor the ban on EaS warfare.
AS the naval "NpcrtS shaping t"rhni-
cal question In the naval limitation soc
Unns or tho forthcoming treaty Sull
were wranglng over definitions To max"
clear the agreements they have already
reached, the armament "ommitt"" al
journcd on call. Tho navy men ,"!led all
day In IN" hope Of concluding tonight.
but without success They will COM
plcte their work tomorrow. however ana
IN full committee will be in position TO
resume. Monday with the way clear tor
quick framing OF tho naval Limitation
treaty and It's burden OF allied pncts,
understandings AM decisions.
Ii waS not definitely decided tonight
whe thor the anti-EaN declaTai ION WAS I"
bs Incorporated In IN" r"lumln"uH
treaty that will be required to cover Tn"
naval understandings Ii may hc rut
forth an a separate product OF tho con-
ference. IL initial approval Is giNcn the
Root prohibitory resolution.
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|MAKEOVER Of
EUROPE COMING
GERMANY AND RUSSIA
HAVE BEEN INVITED
To Genoa Conference To Be
Held During March-U. S.
May Participate.

Cannes Jam tt (Bv tho Associated
prcSsl --ncrnitc action looking to the
rehabilitation Of Eurnp" from an econ
Omic standpoint WAS takCn At the frSt
session of tho allied supreme council
here today. when unanimous approval
was given for the calling Of an inter-
nat ional. financial and economic confer
cucc In which Germany and RUSSIA arc
to have 4 part. Some cine during the
first tw" weeks OF March has been set
for the momcnious gathering. and Genoa
Italy. has been dc SiGnatcd rs the place
where IL shall hr held.
An invitation to the United States 10
participate has been extended. through
the American ambassador to Great BrI-
tain. George Harvey. who Is here a.
official observer for his government.
Invitation Conditional
RuSS!u's participation in the general
conference is conditional upon accep-
tanCc Of a number of conditions. namely
that she cease Bolshcvik propa ganda
abroad. that she undertake not to attack
her ucighbors. and that she recognize
All the honorable obligations entered IN
to by proceeding Russian governments.
Premier Lloyd George Of Great l5ri-
tain. took the most prominent part In
the deliberations. speaking Tor an h"ur'
In his opinion n place tpr decisive action
had nrrn reached II iht economic Struc-
turc Of Europ" Was 10 b" saved. De-
scrihing the present meeting OF the gu
premc council as the p"St importan{
since the armIEtiCc. h" declared that III"
public opinl"n "f the world dcmhnd'"
tha; the allies take wil"r RESPONSE
mlliIcs to rcV.V" Europe.
The primo minister sounded a warn
Ing that tn" allies themselves must
solve the problem of r"habilitatinG
Europe economically. and he appealed
to them to forget their prcJudiccs ana
,nuucralc with this end in view.
Tho Resolutions
Al the afternoon session cOndiupS
we're adopted. under which Russia. Ger
many. bulgaria. Austria. Hungary 'nd
fContinuod on Pare Ten.l
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.NEWBERRY To
DEFEND. .S[l
SPEECHES OF ATTACK
AND DEFENSE HEARD
Michigan Senator Will MAKE
His Plea in Speech on { !,
Monday. :,

Washington. Jan. 6.-Ths senate b.
gan today its final discussion or Mo
Ncwbcrry case. prccipitated by the coes
test OF Henry Ford against the ssasin
OF Senator Truman H. Newberfy -
Michigan, his Republican opponsney
tho 1918 elections. and was toN Auy.
Senator Spencer. Republican, 4ieuopfe
chairman Of the senate privileges -
election committee. that Senator NeSs
berry himself would take the floor Ho1e
day and defend himself. against ~
charges which involve his campaign o.
pendiiures. 3fsIS
The subject, under a unanimous Co.
sent agreement. will remain continnooos
ly before the senate until disposed ek:
A vote Is expected some time next wee
During the debate today 0saAte
Newberry's claim to his seat was iet
nounced and defended. Crowds hlle40
galleries in anticipation OF nttt
fight, and they could not be said 49,
disappointed, for at the outset SsA49e
Caraway. Democrat, Arkansas, laun1ee
an attack on the Newberry supreetN
for the position he said they wsro -
pairing to take. while Senator SpeN0e8
and Senator williams. Democrat -
souri,, soon Joined in the debatA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
Watch Your Step, Gretchen,
or You Will Lose Your Hair

Berlin Jnn. G.--ri"rman young men IN
Upper S'l"sIn hav" r"rir"d IN" pta't're
Of cutting OF III" haIr OF GERMAN E'''
who hovc dr0 linCs with enemy troops
Of nrcunatinn." according !" nm Upper
Silrsi?u newspaper. whi"h hAS JUST "'en
rcccivcd here. II reports IN" cas-" ~
IIclla powhroHka. recently ''S''"a i. "e,
homo hv a man Wh" dr"" I"I' VI
shear: from h'e pocket ana cur OIL nfr
,,,t. crosc 70 tho bead Two other girls
cicrtrrd" and IIild"Ea"d N"ns' Su"rr""
Z similar fat" IL" newspaper says WINE
- ,,,rbc- or others recently have hcen
,.ioi,,d hv callers" who sheared their
Ic,Is Tho men have adoNt"d the motto
"Dv tbcjr ho!r you shall know them.
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Ncv yorn. Ian. 6--cuusumers' prices
~ electric light bulbs used in homes.
offices and automobiles throuShout the
United States are fixed by combina-
,ion or manufacturers. II was testiheu
TODAY. before the Lockwood Legislative
committee. This combination. il was
charged. is controlled by The General
Electric company
DesnIte a federal court decision at
Toledo. In 1911. which ordered the COM
bine to dlsband. It IS stronger than
ever. the committee was told by W. H.
Harner, president Of the Miniature IN
candcsccnt Lamp company or Newark
MI. His concern and other indepcnuehts
had been forced out OF business by &C
tual and threatened patent litigation OF
the General Electro" Harper said
Artcrward his company was rcor-
Eanzed. .
The committee dipped into The rrar-
tires Of the General Electric ilnm''
dlatcly after It's Courscl. :amur'
iermyer. charged tirt; through VI" az
Legged monopoly the company cAn'ted
yearly "nn cXtnrtinnat" tribute OF Sl"o'-
900 O0O from American conhumrr"
ON, effect Of this alleged m0h"p"IS
nm ur,rrs Harper said. was that mlnih-
,ur, lnmrs used In cnndrlnhrn, COSTING
about II quarter. were sold I" consumers
nj IIh5 lie said light bulbs Tor f"r"
,ur, cont IG cents To make. anu sell
for - rrntn no added while nlh" lamps
nndo for 10 cents retail at fl,hH,
Mr. IIurrnr mid tho General i.lcrtrl"
ro,urnny charged tlGO for hpot weld
lup machine unoh In making lamps
whIlo independent Conc"rnn quoted AIM
IInr InnchInon nj lc6 lie explained that
tho General JclnctrIr "chhrgru or con
rIdorahIc to Development "Nponn'
A letter from tho Gcncral Electric.
forh,dding Harpsr'n company tn n"lI nny
moro decorative lamps Of II certain typo
vnu offered in evidence. Tho Witness
ra Id he had received II this morning. Ho
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WILL TESTIFY TO g
SEEING EXECUTIONS
OF FIVE S0LDIEk

Lexington, Ky. Jan. 6.-Foufy 1oeNNR
soldiers will testify. Tuesday. bstofe -
senate committee investigating cnAh4
that soldiers we're executed ILLEGALLY
France. that they saw five men hA11
at Is-Sur-Tille. they said TO-DAY.
war department records say only ~
were hanged there. RI
The men. now vocationaI unln
students ht the University OF konsUe4
arc Ray McGowan. Emmett HowNSN
James Lawson and John Rice, AL ~
tuckians. They were in Company ~
1cOth infantry. They say they nAve "a
names OF the men hanged. ~
Charles Ringle. brother OF BmmAH
Ringlo Of Eminence. Ohio. whom IT,
say they saw executed. had than 1Sea
moned to Washington, they sAy. e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
Sister in Tribute to
Theodore Roosevelt

New York. Jan. 6.-Anothrr triou'e
TO the memory of the late Theodore
Roosevelt was paid to-day. on the thirn
anniversary OF his death. when ms SIS
tor. Mrs. Douglas Robinson. unrciled
tablet near tho desk he occupied ns COM
missioner In the old police hcadpuar rlcr"'
The tablet bears the inscription:
This tablet placed In the oit!cc oCcu-
pied by Theodore Roosevelt as presiuch'
Of tho police board. lS95-lS9T, IN ga
rul appreciation Of his services ana IN
.pira ton TO the police force Of the 9i'S
at New York
The ceremony was attended by man?
former friends and associates or Colo
lei Roosevelt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
AL[EGE PRICE FIXING IN LIGHT J,
BULBS BY GENERAL ELECTRIC

knew little OF the general lamp b19Ss
ness, which the committee will, invt01Ss
gate on resuming its Inquiry next woe 8
Harper said. as his businesses 10 .eooo0
TO miniature bulbs. SSASyS
Edgart Bracket. counsel for the G1
eral Electric, sought permissi6A ~
cross-examine Mr.. Harper, but the icbNs
mittee adjourned without granting pef.
mission.
General Electric Denies. ~
A statement issued by the General
Electric company after the hearing adA
journSd denied that II had monopoly
on the electric light bulb trade and TINY
II practiccd extortion to the detrtmeBt
Of the public. The statement foiiowN.
The General Electric company hAe:
no monopoly IN the manufacture -
yale of incandescent lamps. The ceHosz
pany does 4 large part Of the incApdN1Ass
cent lamp business only becaun6 t. q
public demand the efficient tunnt
lamp which Is the result Of the eattnnl
sive work OF the General Electric 1alee:
oratOrics. ~
These lamps produce about thre05
times the light OF the old lamp from n
given quantity or current. In vtoW ~
this MIR. Harper. who testified tooatsi
and certain other manufacturers pre-.
fer. naturally. 10 make this typo Of pAlss
rmIrd lamp rather than tho older NpNps
which are not Infringing 80
"An 10 tho charge that the QsneyotH
Electric company 10 1Ntortink tiootee1sa
UuO from tho puiiic for hight bulbs. u h
rufIi"k'nl To any that In tho year ~ -
1t proniH from nll OF ita manuneDttx1la
products in"lr'd!nE Tampa was tIette32.a
Oj7 This pr"ht was further fo094 &
A.
,otaI rorclptr from sales Of lsmD1 Z
lrrs than "ms-aunrtrr Of ~ t =
from Raicu Of NIL Its manufAotnNeA f1N ~
uct3. Tho pront from tha saleA ~
lnmps was higher than the average fAlt
OF profit on the rest OF Its business" n n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
CRIME HUNT IS
MURDER SEQUEL
INDICT NEGRO FOR
DETECTIVES MURDER
New York Judges Start Cam
paign for Roundup of
Criminals Out on Bail.

New York, Jan. G--Whce.s OF justice
In New York crime were Speeued UP
today by judges and grand jurleS' IN an
effort To check the wave or murders. as
saults, holdups and rohbcries that have
GrIppcd the greater city.
Indictments charging Luther Body n
negro. and an old offender. with The
murders of Detectives Francis Buckley
and william Miller. were returned THIS
afternoon. less than twenty hours after
the detectives had been laid low In Har'
lem. and bench warrants were issued for
Body's arrest.
Judges OF the court or special SeS-
sIous started n campa! !gn for tho round
uD and imprisonment OF alleged Grim
Inals out on bail awaiting trial 10
this end. Judge Mcintyre called more
than Ave hundred cases for trial, some
OF them more than two years DID, ana
defendants who wanted fnrther post
ponements. II was agreed, would be. re-
aulrcd to furnish the maximum bail per
m!tted for tho offcnses with which they
are charged, or else await trial behind
the bars.
Many Go To jail
Newly arrested prisoners also felt the
effects OF tho higher bail dccIsion, going
10 iaIl In default OF bond. whilo con-
vlcted prisoners, coming UP Tor SEN
tcnao, fnced Judges who were prepared
to give them tho limit In tho way OF
limos and imprisonment.
Ono OF the most haplasa OF this lat
ter Glass was Joseph l.eahy, VINO
pleaded guilty before Judge RoHnisky'
To a charge Of ahRault In Alc second do
gprs. Judge Rosalsky sentenced him to
f,vo years Imprisonment and added a
s.. 600 fine. which ho sad would add
], 900 days TO the sentence II LcaAy
Scould not pay. Then recalling that
Lcahy 'wuH under n suspended sentence
for illegal possession OF 4 pistol. tho
Judge set aside tho suspension and gave
MIN three years moro.
Robe;,, MurlO. coming up on a charge
Of auto theft alleged TO have been COM
mitted while he WAS out on bond. pend
ing trial for similar toffense. was
Jailed by Judge Grain In default OF
$4,000 bail.
Nathan Fink. held on a charge OF as
.ault and robbery Of tobacco mer-
chant. followed the same route In Mag
lstrate ,I.evinc's court and his brother.
Arthur. who Is alleged TO have called
the mag gistrate names for fixing such
high bail. WAS given All opportunity to
hunt mp $500 bail for himself pending
arra!gnment on a charge OF disorderly
conduct.
Trial Not Delayed
Shaving Of the two detectives last
night VA. not permitted to delay the trial
OF David McCue. alias Thomas St!llman,
N a charge OF first degree robbery. in
which case Detective Bulkley was Wit
ness.
Judge Taliey. in general sessions. or
dered that testimony Bulkley had given
at a former trial be read from the rec
ords, and McCue's case was rushed on
10 the jury.
Plans were completed today for the
funerals OF the slain detectives who
will be given highest honors Of the
police department. Both will be buried
tomorrow with honorary police escorts
and pallbearers picked from among
their closest friends on the force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
OUR GIRLS KNoCK-KNEED

Philadelphia. Jan. G.--TraiSe for tho
American girls figure was tempered to-.
day In lecture by r. TAFT Mackenzie,
sculptor at the Fine Arts building. hy
the statement that she - Hnork-knc"d.
In musical comedy shows he a.
serted, the girls meyer stand with their
knees together. II they did you would
so o knock k-kneed chorus. That dis
covery. however. according 10 Mr.. Mac
kenz!e. is not new Women for genera
tons have been knock k-knced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
Hundreds Of Thousands
TO Be Given Employment

WASHINGTON. IAN, s.--SSvcral hundred
thousand more men will bc employed III
public works. this winter than last' II
waa cstimotcd tonight by Colonel Arth-
ur .Wooda. chairman OF the standing
committee Of tho national conference on
unemployment.
ComVldcrablc outdoor work has been
nlnnucd for thia winter, he declared
even In tho most northcrlv parts or the
country.
Among tho states not doing hIGh"hy
worN. hr said. ar" Illinois, N"h'urAS'
New Jersey. N"rth Far"l'na m" went
Virginia.
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LOTTIE PICKFORD TO
WE'D ALAN FOREST

Los Angeles. Jan. 6-~Lotiio lickl"rd'
motion picture actress. sister or Mary
P!ckford, and Alan Forest, also hIm
player. took ont 4 marriage license to-
day and announced they would he mar
rlcl I'm "A Los Angeles church tonight.
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After dsnbsrattnS for more
than two hours, the jury In ths
Surgent case was oxcuEsd by
Judge W. W. Cowen and went
to their hotel for the night.
They will rscums their denbera-
lions this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
sHopPERs WITNESS DRY RAID.

Enw York. Ian. G.-Pr"htbitt"n agents
today raided Jacks restaurant ut sixth
,ynrrc and Torty-third street and
hauled away yearly 100000 worth of
,.ror In motor trucks. large cfoWd
~ shoppcrs witnessed the raid.
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pns ArrH1 1ATIA

Wilkes Barre. Pa. Jan N-GSoeA
BItss "a, formerly Of sayrA PA.aG41;
TODAY as the result Of injuries rocoaype
In an amateur boxing contest At . ~
atre here last night.
Bliss fought three two minute foe1
with Joe Ritchie. and showed no 49,
~ distress at tho close. Tho authofiu1Ai
have taken charge Of the case. ,es
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ELECTION AT sMIrHFIELD.

Smithheld. ". va, Jan. U.--IIty OH
t!alS were elected here yesterday as
follows: X Iho"khcld. mayor; Forest
Thomas. recorder: Peter Gardner. JOS
eph Board and Morris Hostlewaite.
CounCimCn.
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THE WEATHER

West virginia, Ohio and western
Psnnsylvania-Genera fair Saturday
and Sunday; slowly rising temperature.
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MARQUIS Okuma. tho grand old. n1An
of.Jaran." was one Of tho most dieulS
guishcd men OF the island empfrs .noM
the period OF the restoration until tne
present day. Twice p-epnier OF JapeAs
Okuma was in office WHEN the hmosei
"21 demands" were made upon tn
and It was following the a9t0u4
which resulted from those demands IL
his ministry resigned. He was suceec
ed by Field Marshal Count TefAucnh
After his retirement from the pfes
miershfn Okuma was generally fonf0
as an honorary member Of the "oHafsE
or elder statesmen, the body Of dlSsn
eu.shed men who formulate the pott
OF Japan without actually holdnY
official position. szSsS,
MARQUIS Okuma has long bsen SsoA1e
ed as one Of The leading progressfyo..
japan. Since his retirement his -
has been. devoted to writing On peA1e
subjects. ~
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WILL RESUME
THIS MORNING

After Nine Hours Of Argu-
ment, Sensational Murder
Case Goes to Twelve Men
at 9:06 O'Clock-Attor-
neys Cover Case in Great
Detail.
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THE INTELLIGES y CT Il

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper liz the
State Of West Virginia.
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MARQUIS okuMA, rs
FORMER PREMIER, M

Toxic, Jan. .C.--(Dy The AssYeiatta1
Pross )---Marquis ShiEeno5u 0knn1A
Jopan's octoEenarinn atatssrnah, d!ed ~
hls homo here today. e, jFaf 40
The Marquis Okutna, who was mtnag
minister and foreign minister duStI
tho war, was yesterday reported % -,
sufrerinR from n serious illness. N
was born in Toxic in 1S48. ~.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Generally Pair satlrday and SUNDAY
Slowly Rising Tsmpsrsturs.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
$4,000.

Pa. sve. se. near 18th st.-9story apart
meat; rooms each: scod rental
JOHN '. D0NoHoE q SONS.
- 3f4 PA. ave. %.
GROCERY BUS; SIN sT sw.-s250 BUS.
pen reek; go rent for store and gar. /:
price 1000: win sen property. wILDyAN
. CO., sth q d, fr. s4oe. La
The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
Mount Pleasant.

ICooohts
NEAR 18TH ST. AND PARK ROAD
room and 2-bath house; In splendid con.
dition and ready for immediate occupancy
Price. sI3 500. SHANNON q LUCHs, u,
18Th st. NV. Main 23+5.
ONTARIO PLACE-IO RMS; s BDRMs.: b.
elec.: h.-w.h.; lot has ample space fo'
rarsge: sl25Oo. THos. J. FISHER q CO.,
INC. 73s 18th st. NV. Main $3.50
MERIDIAN PLACE. WEST OF 18th sT.-
stories; 8 rooms; bedrooms; gas and
electricity. sls.so0 THOMAS J. FISHER
CO. INC. 7ss 18th st. nv. Main $3.50
INGLEsIDE SEC, cor. brk., rms. b.
ami; $4,000. THos. J. FISHER co.
13s 18th st NV. Main $3.50.
GIRARD ST. NV, WEST OF 4TB-
Twelve rms. and bath; Ess and elec
steam h.; one-csr garage: slS,5oo. TH0M
AS J. FISHER CO.. INC. 73s 18th ct
NV. Main ESQ.
oAKwooD TERRACE-Part Of alley;
rms. b., h.-w.h.: 80 to Is IT. alley; So.
oo1. THos. J. FISHER. 7ss 18th st. N. ESQ
PARK RD., FACING ROCK CREEK PARy
10 rooms; baths; h.-w.h. s14.7oo
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., INC. 73s l5tl
1t. NV. Main $3.50.
GIRARD sT-iO rms: b.: eiec: st h.
Ne,sco THos. J. FISHER q CO., 10
18th ct. NV. Main $3.50.
CHAPLIN ST.. WEST OF i4TH-s ROOMS
bath: lot to private alley. $500
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., INC. 7ss l5tl
At. NV. Main $3.50.
CALVERT ST, Mr.. IsrH-s RMS, B.
rss: elec.: h.-w.h. Sl4.750. TH0S- J
FISHER, 7ss 18th st. Main ESQ.
F0UR-BEDROoM AND Two-BATH TAPES
try brick house. with attractive twin
room, dining room and kitchen on the hrs'
noor: appointments Of refined ,implicity
equipment thoroughly modern and Of a h'Ef
standard: hardwood floors snd trim: from
and sleeping porches: brick EsrsEe inclu1ed
price s12. 500. SHANNON & LUCHs. 1li
18th st. NV. Main 2345.
MOUNT REE-sroRY BR.
nr. 18th St; 10 rms; b.; steam H.
elect; garage space; Al cond.: terms car
be srrsnged; s12.soo. wILQMAN q CO.,
9th a II SITS. Franklin e406. 1es