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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
AnaUMEnrS DELAYED.
In the Application for New Trial In Csss
of MononGa ALA Man.

Morgnniown. w. Vn.. Jan. Blowing
to IN, pr-nu OF civil bunlnoHn In tho
Mnnnngmlln county circuit court to-day
nrrumrntn for tho application for now
trial I'm tho cnno OF Jnmrn Knno. wers
not heard to-day. and wero net Tor fu-
turo. Knno wan found guilty by jury
ycnlcrdny Of nnHnult In connection Win
tho rh0otinK up OF \ non-union miners
homo Mt Rock ForRo. incident TO dis
,urhuncon lunt December In the Bsthls-
hem mlne corporation mining region.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
uNnOUrrVG COMMITTEE OF RIVER
nnAp PnOTrCr MET MERE YEB-
rERDAY AFTERNOON.
n. O, ymITH AUTO A3soCIhr1ON
pnraIDENT MARIETTA, Elk
TENDS INVITATION.
PLANS MADE ron FINANCING THE
PUBLICITY work OI hA'LH
ROAD PROJECT.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
BRIDGEPORT
H,rs Prom Germany


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,,n,I Ia mako their home In 'h'h WV
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n,,,, ,urtl, soup supper this evening" ~
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Infant Dies
u,,,c vonr old daughter OF MI. M"
Mr.. Jnkc Tiatck OF fRlrpolh'' p"SH'"
away mt tho ohio Valley Genera nor
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r,orL,v morning at 3:30 o'clock Inc
,oIrs wcr. taken TO tho wilson "h'
IertnlIng parlors wher" thcy were ~
,.o,.d FOR burial. The body waS shill''
IN Fairpoint yesterday afternoon "''
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,n,, homo OF her PARENTS. Burial vii
n. in LinwOod cemetery
M. N. Euohre
Th. NJ NJ club Will give "uchre an"
entertainment at the home OF MT"
Io.cuh Holman. Sll Whitley SI'''
N,nday Afternoon. Prizes nave Deer
s,lr,tsd for those winning INC mus
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
M. N. Euohre

Tho NJ. NJ. club viii give "u'hre an"
entertainment at the home OF M'H
Jn,cph holman. 81 Whitley street
N,nday Afternoon. Prizes have oeeh
selected for those winning the most
,au,., Games viii start at $50. 1h"
',I,. 4. invited The commii'r" Ia
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21

,',,nuor Ijr,1o"'y hna not y"' '"""''
81 , vo,dI,, ~ ~" death OF N'''h"'
,fn,ynrk VII" wrq killed. on tho !'"'''"
81 I.I,,o Inst NrudnY Nv bus. '"''hN'
lI,,1cu,y heard tho t"T,lmony "t w"
,,itncssrr Thurshny NH according u"
tho rrrplo who Witnessed ~" h'''"'h''
tho driver Of the hus which struck IN"
.hu1 ,rul nn cxonrratnd. llard"Sty Will
4 l..t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
Exams Start

Examinations for the m!d-y"hr Slar,
cd Yesterday at the local High Sch"o''
The examination given yesterday was
history and next week CiTics VIII DO
given. Many OF the seniors who expect
10 graduate in June are deEothG al
,hr!r time to studying for these exam
jnnt!ons. Those who wish TO graduate
this year must pass al these cX"m'n"-
finnS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

should be warm. Wiring frasa this
In the blutng water then starch and
hang out.
And why not have all rinse water
either hot or warm?
Women who have studied this
homo laundering problem. wonder
why cold water was ever used for
rinsing It's a trifle dangerous TO
plunge the hands from cold water TO
hot. and hot 10 cold. then go out In
the open TO hang out Besides. warm
clothes are more pleasing TO han
die.
one soaking in cold water. with
garments well soapod. boiling 30
minutes In thls water--rinslng In
two warm, clear waters and In one
warm blue water. Will cleanse and
whlten the biggest part OF the
average family washing.
Sunshine is the best bleach. IL It's
a still day. clothes dried on the grass
have a sweet delightful odor. far
t-classing the most exquisite per-
tufne ever manufactured.
While we all realize what n great
help the commercial laundry Is to
the housekeeper, II should be every
woman's delight to know how to do
work OF this kind In the most eff
ficient manner IL tho time should
ever come, when such knowledge
is necessary to keep tho wheels OF
homo management running smooth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
MEMORIAL BOULEVARD
Road From City to Ccme,cry ,o n.
Lined With Trees I'm Mcmory "e
OF the Ex-Scrvicc Men.

Special to The world.
ADA, April 22.-Memorial bo,,.
ward is the name OF a road IN ~.
Rosedale cemetery, three.four,h,
mile north Of Ada. which is 70 ho
lined with threes from the city limit,
to the cemetery limits and dedica,ea
to the Ada post Of the American Ie.
gion. This announcement was mad.
today by the 1oint committees OF tho
Cemetery association and Good
Roads Motor club.
More than 400 trees will be plab,.
ed, the committee said. and most n,
them will be secured by subscrin.
tion. Citizens are contracting for
the trees. and a crew OF men has
been engaged to plant them Tho
association plans to have every load
Ing family of the city, especiaIlv
those who had a member I'm ths
service. represented In the lane on
trees.
A program is being worked out bv
which the entire number of treo.
can be planted on Arbor day Nav
This will be the greatest tree-plant.
Ing event in tho citys history, Il was
pointed out by the committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

wash day, Will wash sheets, hand
kerchiefs, pillow cases, etc, all nj
once. The muscles becomee used "a
handling a size. and ~ is the chang
ing from big to little that is so tire
some. Try handling sheets and ta-
blecloths untfl all are out. Wash
towels and towels-pillow cases and
pillow cases---handkerchiefs. etc.
Make water and soap do the big
gest part Of your washing
Washing II n mechanical process
wherein agitation and pressure with
the chemical action OF soap and wa.
ter, dissolve stains and emuleify
fats which hold the dirt.
when washing with tubs. boilers
and a board there are divisions OF
the family washing whicn may be
managed with as little work as1his:
Tho day before, put the clothes
to soak IN cold water. When wet,
rubo the most sollcd places well
with soap. then let stand In the cold
water over night. The next morn
Ing set this over the fire and let
come slowly to the boiling point
stir once IN n while. Keep the boiler
lid on. only when stirring. and boil
20 minutes. This will thoroughly
clean sheets. pillow cases, towels
table linens, etc.
LIT from the boiler draining as
much as possible into n tub OF clean
warm water. Suds up and down
and wiring from this putting I'm an
other tub OF clear water which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
RUSSIAN STREET
BANDITS COMMON
Asks if Policeman Is in
Sight and Then Calls
for His Booty

MOSCOW. March 21.-Sovie,
Russia has been swept by a wave OF
street banditlsm that rivals recent
crime opldemlcs In the United States.
Until few months ago Moscow
surprised foreign visitors by the
safety OF Its streets. even late at
night, but now Is no safer than New
York or Chicago and the list OF
crimes II growing steadily. while
Petrograd, Odessa, Kiev and other
cities are reported to be even
worse.
Holdups. burglarles. murders In
the principal streets and battles
with the Moscow police have oc-
CURED In such great numbers that
the Moscow Soviet has decreed that
immediate steps shall be taken TO
"liquidate" tho situation.
Liquidation" OF such situations In
Russia generally means shooting on
sight of persons caught in the act of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

robberies, or speedy execution after
conviction.
One issue of the newspaper Pravda
reported some is holdups. several
burglaries and the discovery of two
bodies, apparently of persons who
had been robbed, killed and thrown
into cellars. Some OF these affairs
have occurred In the principal
streets
Russian highwaymen generally
take not only the money. jewelry
and watches of their victims but also
their outer and sometimes inner
clothing, leaving them to run home
naked or nearly so. Clothing is worth
more than money In Russia.
Some of the highwaymen accord.
Ing TO reports, adopt quite polite
manners. At Petrograd one bandit
ls said TO have stopped a number Of
men in the street. asking them. po-
litely. after pointing ut their over
coats IL they wished to buy the gar.
mcnts.
why buy. 1t IL mine already"
the victim would say.
NO" the robber replied, 1T is
now mine"
Emphasizing Mis- remarks with a
revolver. the robber generally sold"
his victims coats back to them for
100000 rubles.
At kiev one rohSer accosted his
victims asking: Have you seen a
policeman around here?" Receiving
assurances In the negative, he said:
Well then, give me your overcoat,'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23


cna or ling, ric--hang them on the
line ur eprc1d them ON tho grass TO
llench and sWectcn. feet perfectly
free 60 do so, knowing I am not
calling forth sympathetic remarks,
from women who never d1 n hnhd'F
turn about their own house. and
pretend to feel sorry for nc. be
cause | do things of that sort
This hit of conversation struck
mo M being about the most homy |
had heard. Practically every woman,
who is Interested In her home, It's
poS,esslons, aud the care of the
nicor things. really takes great
pride in washing and ironing them
herself. This privilege should be
accorded every ono without tho fear
ot being criticized or having the
family income glnndorod Yet thore
are women. 50 | am told, who look
with scornfui eye upon u ncighbor
who actually washes out things
herself"
Laundry work now days is not
looked upon as the same work Bs
tho duty performed on the day
called wash day of years ago.
Science has made tho removing OF
stains, dirt and grease. practical
problem. Modern inventors have
made machines that do the hard
work and only the manipulating Ia
up to the home manager. To man
ago or run this machinery so as TO
get the greatest efficiency. is not ac-
complished by tricks, or n strong
back. but by enough knowledge OF
supplies and methods to mako Il a
business--n science. The we'll cdu-
Gated woman OF today has elimi-
mated all drudgcry from the house,
hold problem.
Use Tuesday for Washday.
There is every reason why Tues
day should be set aside for launder-
Ing. Whether tho clothes me washed
at home or sent out. Tuesday In the
logical day. In place OF Monday.
Here are good reasons for using
Tuesday for this work: X tho laun-
dering In done at home. either with
help or by tho housekeeper, use
Monday flpr mending and getting
everything in shape.
Every one knows how much long
er 1t Will take to wash and iron
torn arSi snagged garments--and
besides there are chances for great
er tears.
Also SOFT the clothes and take out
stains. Sumo stains as egg. blood,
sugar and Sothers, will come out Just
by soaking In cold water. Others as
ink. iron rust. mildew. stove black.
ing, coffee. fruit and vegetable
stains. must be treated chemically.
II these stains are removed, the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

hard work OF laundering is greatly
lcsseued.
Another reason why Tuesday ls n
hottcr day, is because YOU have
Monday To prepare an extra amount
of foods, so getting meals ON wash
day IL n very small item. II you
have not tried this wen tested pro-
gram for home laundering, viii you
not give It "A fair change 20 help
you?
Put the clothes 10 soak In cold
water. the evening before. II the
water IL hard. use according To di-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

rcctlons, some one Of the highly rec
commended washing powders. Put
ting clothes TO soak, Ia n scientific
reduction of dsndgery--it looseus
the dirt, saves the fabric and greatly
reduces the time required to cleanse
the clothes.
Sort the Clothes.
This makes washing, the starch
ing and the hanging out TO dry cs-
pecially easy. Tho inexperienced
woman. also the one who has not
yot realized that system Is necessary
TO lessen the dread and drudgery of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

littN q n Utfii
now reason for
HIKING tho special
noighbofhood IN
which you live.
Two W q Nv q N
were discussing
thoir rcighbor
hoods. ono said
II liko our neigh
borliuod 10 much
ON al sides wC
hu We sensible
practicable pco-
pie. lf I want
To- wash out a few
,F mo Iget Nm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
New Brand OF Stage Tghts-Tmkish Effect


Now that Jocolyn leigh has ap-
peared In her new suit OF turkish
tights hotel owners probably can
account for the never ending dis
appearance OF Turkish towels from
their well known hostelrles. Time
was when tights had to bo thin
the fllmsier tho better. But that
was before tho days OF the coal
strike. Perhaps the thoatcrs were
warmer then. Anyway Jocolyn
Leigh. self admitted flancee Of
Henry Lehrmnn. former flance OF
the late Virginia Rappc. 10 now APP
rearing IN her cold weather
tights. 10 all Appearances II looks
as thongh Jocolyn had made a mis-
take and slipped into a Turkish
towel instead OF her regular np-
parcl. But Jocclyn IL ia Mr.. Zieg-
fields Iolllcs and doubtless the new
style OF tights will soon be all tho
rago among the stage beauties
whose form Is their fortune. Joce-
! Ign first jumped into tho llmellght
whom II was announced that while
Lohrman was in mourning for Miss
| Rappo he had neglected to pay for
fur coat ordered for Jocelyn. Miss
Leigh said tho fur coat wasn't up
to specifications and ghe didn't
blame Lchrman for refusing to pay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
TUESDAY BEST
FOR WASH DAY
Leno Osborne Presents
Some Reasons Against
the Monday Custom
LAUDS H0MY NEIGHB0R
But Some Folks Really Take
Delight in Talking When
Missus Does Her Washing

By LENO OSBORNE
tCupgr. sht 1879 Homo Economies Depart
WCut, =. W. \, Coz
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-03
JOE Elk is RELEASED
Admitted Shooting Brother Who Hat
"Beat Him Up" Claim

ftufiikkS0 ShSShtNS S'SN'.S.' ss'S i'SS
"Beat Him Up" Claim
Winona, October 30.--Joe Elk,
twenty six years old, a fisherman,
held without charge since his arrest
in connection with the shooting of
his brother, John Elk, thirty seven
years old, late Tuesday night, was
released from custody, it was an
nornce6 by Chief Of Police H. c.
Riebau.
Joe admitted shooting his brother
with a shotgun police said, claiming
that John lad beaten him up" in a
soft drink saloon earlier in the even
ing. John denied the assertion and
declared that he had punished his
brother after Joe had made offensive
remarks, according to the arthori-
ties.
Chief Riebau said that Frank Elk
brother of Joe and Johr, Lad come
to the station with his father apl in :
formed the police that John did not
wish to prosecute and desired that
the case be dropped.
Chief Riebau said that he consult
Cd County Attorney Ear Simpson
and was advised that ii the wound
cd man would not appear against his
bother, Joe might be released.
John is receiving treatment at the
Winona General hospital for wounds
in his right side and forearm.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-03
SOLD FOR s17.too
owatoTna Manufacturing Concern
Becomes Property of ]. w. koepseil

owatonna Manufacturing Concern
Becomes Property of ]. w. koepseii
, WHona, October 30.-The Ovation
ma Manufacturing Company was
sold here today before Referee IN
Bankruptcy, Herbert M. Bierce in
federal court for ST., 100 to j. w.
Koepsell, president of the Security
State bank of Lewiston and stock
holder in the bankrupt concern.
The other bid submitted was for
$4,000, made by Louis F. Peterson
of Owatonna. Trustee julius A. Ger
mes recommended to the court that
the sale of the property to Mr.,
Koepsell be confirmed, and Referee
Bierce accepted the recommenda-
ton. !.
The property was purchased sub
ject to a mortgage OF $12,500 held by
the National Farmers bank OF Owa-
tonna, making the actual cost price
to Mr.. Koepsell approximately $780,
900. . ..-
The property, including land, fac
tory, unfinished parts, raw material,
machinery and equipment. was In.
ventored last spring at S161 600 and
officially appraised at $S8,000.
Mr.. Koepsell announced that he
had purchased the property in be-
half of number Of heavy stock.
holders and creditors of the bank
rupt concern and that they would re-
incorporate and undertake operations
at once. The factory makes grain
drills and ensilage cutters.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-03
Mystery Man VIII
Find Hidden Article
Demonstration of Psychic Power
Will Be Given In Mankato
Monday Afternoon L.

Demonstration of psychic power
in the form of mind-reading will
be given at Orphcum theatre Monday
afternoon and night. In tho Afternoon
Mshendria, tho mystery man. who
has Laffled audiences throughout
the United States. will locate an
article which Z committee of bust
ness men OF this city will hide
somewhere in this city. This article
will be coin or button. or somc
small object, and the location OF il
will be known only to the members
of the committee, which in this in
stance will be Chief CT Police Phil
Landmark and Frank Frapc:scus.
Starting from the OrpLeGm thea
tire al 1880 Monday afternoon
Mahendria will enter an automDilc,
order the driver 10 proceed through
the streets OF Mankato, giving ali
directions 2s to where the car is to
go. Upon reaching the vicinity
where the article i hidden, Mahen-
dcia will leave the automobile, and
proceed without a moments hes
itauon. The people Of Mankato are
invited to accompany Mahendria
while he performs this wonderful
feat.