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Putnam patriot., 1922-09-01
REGISTRARS NOTICE

The Registrars of the Town of Put nam hereby give notice tkat they will meet in the Town Hall Church street, on
 Tuesday, September 5, 1922 From 9 O'Clock A. Nj. s.o 5 O'Clock
 P. Nj. To revise and perfect the list of elect ors in said Putnam.
 The revised list may be examined at the office of the town clerk and on the public signpost on the 7th of September.
 No applications to be made voters can he received after ] o'clock r II. on Tuesday. September 9th.
 Blank applications may be obtain ed of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
DEPORTATION
F0R YI0LATORS
Of DRY" LAVE
DRASTIC LEGISLATION
AGAINST THE ALIENS.
Measure Passes House, Where
Warnings to Prohibitionists
Mark the Discussion.

Washington, April 5.-By vote o.
,,oro ,hnn three to one the house tAte
to-,lav passed and sent to the senete
hjll authorizing the deportation OF aliens,
convicted in state or federal courts On
charges Of having violated the nareopc
Gnd Volstead acts.
described by prohibition adyocA&ssr =
r. srcp toward better law enforcemeL
and characterized BY yRepresegSAHye
Graham, Pennsylvania, ranking f6sDa
l.can on the judiciary COMMITTEES -
monstrous piece of legislation tne ~ ~
MS presented by tho immigranoe e.
m!ttee stood up against all Atteek
4 motion to recommit SO that the ~
vision relating to conviction In 1tAfe
courts might be eliminated. was dAfoet.
cd and the measure was put through ~
. framed 222 to 73 ~
ProMbie.onists waxnsd.
! REPRESENTATIVE Walsh, Republican.
Massachusetts. member Of the judi
..!ar,. committee. which wrote the ortgi-
nal Voistcad act and who offered the
motion to recommit, declared he be-
,ieved now as then that the enforcement
Jaw was made too drastic at tho start.
Warming was sounded to prohibition
lists by many members. including Repre-
sentative Mann, Republican, illinois. .
veteran o. the house. that they were
going too far. that there was danger or
di%rur:InG the whole system Of law en-
furcrmcnt. and that jurors would b
unwilling to convict those who ought to
20 t" jail. Il It also meant deportation.
Thcr" were many references to the
Arti-Sa!nOM League and Wayne b.
Wheeler. It's general counsel. Repro
sentative ITil. Republican, Maryland.
Charged that the American bootleggers'
: mn!cn' and the league were standing
( hand in hand and fighting under one
banner :" get the alien bootlegger out
Of business. Mr.. Walsh said that Mr.
Wheeler could not be classed by the
Ln"tic:EerS as an enemy. since "he 10
T." man who has made it possible for
them 10 ply their trade"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Tw O Killed
" hen Crazed
Man Battles
MURDERER SLAIN BY
PLANT SUPERINTENDENT
Charles Salfeld, Nursing De-
sire for Revenge, Cuts
Loose With Two Guns.

Chicago, Apr!. 5.--Two men were
killed and three were wounded To-Day
when a former emp!oyc "f the W. "
Jones Foundry x MacA.ne company
walked into the Offices OF the concern
and started shooting with two pistols.
lie WAS then shot aud killed 10y lHe
plant superintendent.
Tho dead uyc Charles Salfe!a. for
mcr cmpl"y". and Chester H"r6S' rom
employed IN tho cfnre.
Moro than forty persons. inc!nd:N''
many women wcr" in tho o:iite Mh"'!
SaIre!d entered. They stramn!rd -:
cover. Miss I'lN:rr"c Stnuc!Son' Il
,rlcphono operator. remained "t h'.
post. although 81" vas only !" :,''
from Sa.fcld's pistols, and called '"T
Meanwn.l, +. !. Tow"-s. mrcrint"n!
ent or tho plant. heard me """oi'h;''
and, obtaining II r!sr" fr1m h::' u"S"
rushed out. Towers fred twice. hi't'h.;
S.lre.d ~ thn neck and hcHr'.
Saircld. according 10 n"mh'T r' me
ro,nnanv. had hcHn cra2ei With u hcfir'
FOR revcnga hccausr t.: court fu''
growing o.; OF a business d@Ai "''h 81
emp,oye or the frm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
STATES ADVOCATE IN TRIAL OF NURSE FOR
MURDER OF LAWYER, CALLS ON JURY TO GIVE
VERDICT OF GUILTY and UPHOLD The Law

il was his belief that Miss Stone was
sane when she shot Kinkead.
NO alienist has been here to say sne
wasn't sane" insisted Mr.. Warbasse'
land no alienst had been asked her
condition. The defense has spoken OF
IN explosion of the brain.
They have declared she suffered
frrm emotional insanity, name which
Lr. Lahy declared meant nothing to
him. Tho only undisputed evidence
which has been offevel is that Miss
Stone. when size shot kinkead, was
sane
Another Painting Spell.
This afternoon Miss Stone regafned
to some extent the Composure which
she lost when Edward J. Reilly. her
counsel. made his appeal for her In the
morning session. But as the afternoon
ended she had her second fainung at
tack and, although quickly revived,
had to be helped downstairs.
Mrs. Kinkead. widow OF the slain
man. also appeared stronger In the
afternoon. In the morning. under at
tack by Mr.. Reilly. she had let the
court room weeping. but she returned
when Mr.. Warhassc hogan. For the
first time during the trial she appeared
In deep mourning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Highest Duty Of Nation
10 Itself Coolidge

Lansing. Mich. April THE highest
duty Of 4 nation Is 10 itself and 10 its
people. and hcfOre America can minister
u other nations there must be health
and prosperity at home, Vice PRESIDENT
Coolidge declared tonight, in an address
before 4 Republican gathering. Inc
first thought OF the present administra-
ton, he added. has been of our own.
corn,ry. Of our own domestic welfare"
Refusal OF the United States to dim
in,sh her sovereignty b becoming a part
or .Lc treaty Of Versailles. and the COW
cnan, o" the league OF nations" left
the nation free TO determine its own re-
lot.orsh!p 10 othcr peoples and 10 man
age its own internal policies. he de-
clared, adding that this has been the
great problem OF the administration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
HOPES The
BUILDING INDUSTRY
Will "CLEAN HOUSE

chicago. April 5--'FIo7e that the
huildinr Industry would clean mouse
without the necessity for government
inter, cnt!ou WAS expressed In mes
20 from prcsiinnt Harding read TO-
,I,-b, at tho annual banquet Of the
>.uticral Lumber Manufacturers assoc
ciaiirn
Irr,.,lr,. Harding expressed inter
o., n r,an~ Looking 10 thH restoration
rf normal cost bases. elimination "t
waste rmi conditions which woul" pro-
-.ntr hl;lsiuc through reasonable as
s.ranrc that huildr-% wou.d not nave
their iurtstm"ntG impaired by rra son
re further decentralization in I'll" IN
,'r;rv." 10 also expressed dcN.rn
,na, :no industry do away with 'Hrac-
,..cs which hayc h.nn disadva n,accou%
,r effective comrntitinn and calculated
waste Of our timber resources
His letter said in part:
u have been informed hat .; ~"
forthcoming meeting cffNr,s viii H.
made TO agree un"n r"'lrle' !" '%'lE I"
.rc restoration Of norma! cost bases IN
.rcsr Industries. tin" elimination OF
waste. and the assurance t" imtend!n-;
l..i,dcrs that they may 20 ahead with
,l,oi- 0re-atiOnS. rrH%On"hlH certain
.hat Investments made rpw will No;
hoyc their value imi aired Ivy reason o.
further lisorgariZliion in th" Industry
"Oa tho side OF the lumber indastrN'
in rarticrIar. I am assured that there
'= \ desire. throuGh cooperation. TO rih
II oe some conditions and practice
Witch have bee rdisHdvantaccous 70
corrctttion and calculated waste OF our
:imlo7. resources.
81 hardly need say that all these nur-
rn.cs mahc strong anncal to mr ana
la, I very earnestly hon" accomplish
men; along these lines may he iouh"
lnsSihle."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
UNKNOWN F|END STAYS ONE
WITH AXE; HACKS FOUR OTHERS
Crime on Wholesale Scale IN
Kansas Community Claims
One Dead, While Three Are
Not Expected to Recover.

CuHcord!a, Kans.. April |.--Is!nS IL"
family l>r rs a weapon. someone cary
today Killed Theodore Trcmn.LN. i.
h.,ri"t, f"ur ut T!:rnlnyc'% y"un2cr
brothers. three probably fatally. iniH'd
ch.. f.i;i;..v and set lire /" III" hou~" aHi
barn AZ the Tremhiay fnrm near -.
Joseph. Officers said tonight they
wrrc w!:h"ut ciucs. Tic c.G"r Trcm-
hlay. = w;dNwcr. who IS only Slightly
injured. could throw no light on th"
mIrdcr.
The crime W. discovered by neigh
hors. attracted by the blazing house and
harm
Io>cnh Rachand. the frs, 20 arrive.
told the officers he found the father "t
me rc;t: o. the house. His fee: AMI
bands were tied with wiro and he
seemed daZrd and was bleeding. la"hand
said. II" was only partly dressed and
collapsed whpH EaChand appeared.
Barhand said he carried Trcmbiay n
the front porch and went into the burn
ing house where he removed the four
Younger children. Albert. II. franc!S,
-. AlHhonsc. 10. ard Cleo. \. Cleo -
ne only on. who has chance 70 re-
cover, according to physicians. In the
narn. E1rhand said. he found the
burncd body Of Theodore.
Investigation revealed. according "a
officers. tina. the fire was sorted und"T
4 mattress in the fathers room. Thc-",
K was said. the ny" AID an overturned
lantern were :ound.
Trcmh'ay'S wife dicd about a year
ago. Tn"rc are three older married
daughters. IT," Youngest girl aged J.
""r sisters Another son. PhilIIp. 1f
~ Nv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Asserts He Found Actress Ill
in Bath Room, and Endeav-
ored to Aid Subjected
to Severe Cross Examlna-
ton.

san FrarciSco. April 5.--ltoscoe =.
("Fatty"J NrhuCklc. tcSt'ying III ais
own defense today declared that an act
Of mercy and rot Of evil intent toward
Miss Virginia iapp" prc"!p!t tted nlni
Into tie difficulties lcad:nE 1" q man
Slugpni.r rllrI;" against HIM as Il re-
suit OF hcr death.
Il .nund Miss Rarpc III "n the floor
or my bathroom" he said. in describing
incidents Of the hotel party. aSkc"
her if I could help her and carried her
to = bed. Later. told the other guests
ihat she was Ill. St'l later ralicu Il
physician To attend her.
Ilr explained that II" came TO san
I'raEc!=Co two days before lhe P'u'!
"mrciy for rlcasurc.'
II had a new car to try" lie said.
Doesn't Know Norgaard.
He denied acquaintance with several
.u.,i+ at ihc rariy, but Miss l'a2pr
ne said. he had hncwn for llTc years
I;c also denied acquaintance with Jess
) >rrra;.rd who testified that whll" ne
y,l: 4 wairhman nj a Cul'rr CITY mo-
,,.r ri,;IIc studio. Arhackic a,i"lnrt''
T., hr!nc him with q ''hSttHl "i crr"i''
n.rks" for tho Key tn Mis- liapp"
ro.m ai the studio.
- 10 hrhrSt a.: his counsel, ArhEcki'
detailed tho irc!druts Of the party. s.N'
M Ly had un knowledge that MIS-
I..rrr Wa In his room when lie cAtcr"'
10 dress for al.u.E"r r''i;aE Hm'ht' -
.,rSnuwicdc2L the prcs"nr" or nue.
NuucY and lis appearance In pajam''
urd lounriur robe.
The orlv ,.rea,. vocal or otherwise
at rhr u:lrir. waS uttered by hins"iI
whcr ic told Mrs. Hambna Maud Del
mont to shut up or ! will throw Sol
.Y; Of tho window" lie said. add!h-
that II was made because she oppose
his efforts 80 MD the suffering MISS
i,;rrr. He gold Of assisting = note
attachr to carry Miss Rap1e into "n
r,hcr room. where she would receive
better attention..
Arhuck!c said that although hH Kne"
Miss Rarpr - be unconscious nc wen
w. tho hotel ballroom after the part!
md danced unit! after midnight.
Nrlurklcs testimony occupied thre'
hrurs. the crosS-cXamination cohSnm
ing. ,wo-thiTds OF that time. The WI:
,cs, WIS dressed In Somhre blue ll
smiled as ho took the stand hGt ah
rcarcd bored 1T some points In IN
crosS-cXaminat:On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
IRBVCK[E, ON WITNESS STAND,
DENIES At TACK ON MISS RAPPh
Hebrews Can Drink
Kosher Brandy at Home.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Tho auestoA
whether Kosher brandy can 10 resA
ID under certain circumstances g
"wino uscd for sacramental puIpose
within the meaning Of the national pfe.
hibj,ion law was answered In the q.
tirrnative today by Justice Hitx Ok tny
District OF Columbia supreme o
Holding that the nature or iauos
determined not by process Of manu-.
r.rtrr. but hv the use to which II -
nrt tho Justice ordered a mandamus
t,rit ,rairst Prohibition Commissioners
Tr,yncs 10 compel release Of nfty-nve
barrels of Kosher brandy which haE
been purchased by Emanuel SchWaf
a Wholesaler oF Scranton. Pa. A Jew.
isb rabbi had certified that under the
Mnyiar law, the brandy could DO use"
for Jewish home ccremonials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
MANY INDICTMENTS
FOR ALLEGED FRAUD
IN OIL STOCK SALES

New York. April 5.--Srven firms. I've
men and one woman have been indicted
by federal grand jury for using the
mails TO det-aud ~ connection with
sales OF Century Consolidated o., Conn
Nany stock. Il was disclosed today when
the Indictments. returned secretly las;
week. were unsealed.
The individuals indicted were: Cora
S.ct%or Butler. piXic l.. Peters. Walter
r. Clarke. Bonewitz Dawson. Ernest s.
Spills and Mark s. Matthews.
Tho Century Consolidated on Com
nany IS 4 Delaware corporation. with
hcadruartcrs In this city
Resides tho Century Iunso,idatod OF
Company. tho following corporations
were indicted: Hercules OH Company;
Queen or company: Granger OF Com
pany: hanger Petroleum COMPANY,
Shannon Tc;ro'oum Company. and Acme
I.nauCH Corporation
The irdjctm""t a.'"g"e -" I"-tu"v
.rouso!.d,'"d. wri-h has \ capital stn",;
~ sI0. .oun. 400 VS. formed rs tho 4 su'I
uG - merger. dcs:.-n"d to crI II" tho rr".
moters TO launch gigantic STOCK 60.
ing caGlIaiSa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
EASTERN OHIO
OPERATORS IN
DECL|NAT|ON
GALLAGHER SENDS
MESSAGE TO NOLAN
Willing to Negotiate for Sep
arate Scale in Over the
River District.

Cleveland. o., ArrIl . Members .nf
thr I.tishurGh Ven Operators assoc a
non III meeting here today, turned
down the request of Congressman Nolan
chairman ut the House Labor committee
Tor Il Joint mcciIn.c between Operators
uf H." Central Competitive coal fI"ld
and officials of thn United Mine WORK,
"rs or america IN Washington. Apri!
10. M."&acl Galiarh"r. pr"SId"nt OF the
asSuciaJ;un announced lato today.
In Il mcs.,,,Gr ~cnt Chairman Nolan
urtrr the meeting. Mr.. Gallagher sad
IN part: -
We do not consider II 20 the best
interests Of tho district we represent
10 meat IN the manner which You pro
pose and therefore are Obliged TO de-
cline Nevertheless. in order TO Stl!'
further shrw our Willingness to ncg"-
l.;ttc i contract with tho nittd Mihr
Workers Of America. wa ar" willing II
the regular four states, CrNtoTcnCo can
rot lie arrunIcd 20 rarct with tho duly
authurizrd officials of IN" miners union
tn negotiate Il wage s,U.n for oar owH
suh-u!Tls!On."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
lRNFD IRISH BAND SLAYS FORMER
N[NBER Of ROYAL N5TABULARY
Disorders Reported From
Many Sections Of Ireland
Train Held Up and Cargo
Of Whiskey Carried Off
Belfast Newspapers Burned.

dublin, April :, Two automobile
loa,!s OF arMed men went to Bal!y-
haun:s. County Mayo, last night, says
the dublin Herald today, entered the
houses Of two diSband"d members q
III" Royal Irish ConstabuIary named
rranna and Butler. and SHOT and killed
Cranna in bed and seriously wounded
Butler.
The publicity department OF tn"
Bcggars Bash barracks. near here TO-
day quoted Captain Hurley Of the l.
r. A., who WAS operated on in Dub
lin hospital today for wound. as say
ing he WAS shot IN the thigh and wrist
1T Galway by men who demanded
from him the keys 10 Kenmore b2r'
racks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
JOHNSTOWN FLOOD VET
DIES At AGE OF 1O1

CnnhcrlanG. Md. April E.-M'cha"l
Mooney. aged l0l years. who '""''i.
rated in rescue work a. q" j"'HN;"N =,
Good d!nd last night =: -" nom" ~
his daughter, Miss Cath""la" Mooney
at Midlothien. near FrosthurE. 'h""r'
fitness and hard work WAS his receipt
for innEnNltN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
WILL VOTE ON JupeEsH1P

Washington. April An agreement
was made bv the Scnat" today 10 F"tc
Finally next Friday on the bill Il cfe'
r,o score more OF federal judges
1h!s was followed by the defeat on
lie vote Of an amendment offered by
c.,o.or Fletcher. Democrat florida. ~
on,horIze m additional judge for The
southern Florida district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Invitation discussed.

pittsburgh, AIri. Tho Pittsburgh
.r,y Producers association today dis
,usscd tho imitation OF Chairman N1-
ian az the house labor committee, 10 IN"
rrrrascu meeting of operators Of thc
r,,.traI cumprliiivc coal t"ld and tnt
hc | ui:rd Mine Workers IN W">hinGt"H
AIrll 10. for - discussion of -" NtT'"r
"a tie lt,u"ILnus region. l. was "H-
..d,d THAI an answer would 10 seA'
to Mr.. No.Ln tomorrow.
Ar.cr the meeting The association
made publjc Il letter written TO Seer
,ary e I.r'ur James !. Davis, by j.. ".
Clark uf Indiana. Ia. president OF &c
lt,ar.luus coal operators OF Central
(Continrcd on Page Eighteen.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Indiana Operators Disapprove.

Tcrru IIIute, Ind, NNrlI I.-IhdTHHN
Coal operators to-day rejected tho pro-
posu ui chairman Nolan Of the H""s"
l.an"" COMMITTEE" for II Jo;'t wage cor
r"rrncr of operators and miners unless
thr entire central CoTrrtitlVe field.
rumrr.%lug Western l'"nHSH iN..ni'' 'El";
Ind:unu ana Illinois. wvTo represented
IN tho conference.
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THE WEATHER

West virginia: Showers Thursday and
Friday; mild temperature.
Ohio, Showers Thursday; warmer IN
extreme north pcr-i7n. F:7"Ny show
srS.
Western Pennsylvania o =
Thursday and Friday. warmer Friday.
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nundaIk. I.outh. ireland. April =
All Belfast newspapers were taken
from 4 train here today and burned.
Much mail also was burned.
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Looking! for
Fourth Man
In Day Case
HUSBAND DECLARES
HE WILL TELL ALL
Fatal Bullet Found Embedded
In Ceiling Of Room Where
Staying Occurred.

Oklahoma. Ctiy. UN!u.. April I--jran
!. l,,,.,s story Of ~, billing OF L!c4-
tenant COL i'au. Ward Beck in the
fashiouahle paT l...ue here early Turs-
d,y Will b.. ,-.u At the coroavr's .IiIUcat
Saturday, he announced tonight.
b,y wealthy a.; upcratur and a,toy-
ncy. wAo js held under hond, declared
he w,lI,I Lake the first opportunity to
r.la,, under oath how he found h.a
vii. STRUGGLING in Lnc arms Of BecN.
and then struck Beck with loaded re
roIyer
Il VIII tell the truth. the very first
rhaur, ye,." plv declared IN reply
I, rcports that he would decline TO tvS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

nnhl'r. Apr'I z Ono hundred m-n
today drove or lIrC" nunh"r of
cattle tror craving ranch near Car
rick-on-Shannon.
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Coal Strike
Not Causing
Much Alarm
By DAVID LAWRENCE
(topyright by The Intell!ScnceD

Washington. Arr" . The govcra-
ments attitude toward the coal Str:b"
Is unique. Conversations with caaia"t
officers reflect Al CU"Iu!m!ty oN'T -"
situation which i n contrast I" 4 -
mood q; tile government on occasions "S
previoaS !AduStriI. troUai'.
Asked whether the government wiH
take 4 hand II coal famine results,
cabinet members say they CA2ect II"
famine. Would the government take "
hand Il the coal supply IS exhausted
and prices are raised" To this. too.
comes the cam answer that OF course
the administration would rot lock with
favor upon such I course If pursued b.
the operators and that !. would he in"S'
ua:ortunI;" = the consumer SH!:crcd-
pu; TO prediction is made that even
on that Occasion the government would
be justified IN Intervening.
Nt;ogc;Ic: ouc gets the impression n
governments quarters thI: the COZ!
strike = rcrJyr!rd from :. pGrciy ec""-
om!c Viewpoint NS Eo:' ~ U1N'>. 4"
blessing. Ou" cabiUe; ot'!ciT, dc""'r
even - c,l the present suspension !
work 4 "S,S,l.." lIo refers 70 < As '.'.'
extended coaycrSat.r"." lie says boa
s,dcS VIII understand ca"h v;ncr het;eH
whru tn H., -r.c"r""; - NettIc"
There's Ia hd:3I q what's berg done
no suffering aN,.t;pD;,L 40 s'c'"HS "u'-
come 70 hc :e.,r"G--GH.S J. ne at;itui"
-: officials toward the Goa. situation
and Il Is pointed "ut tina; "o;h S'""S
have resources suffic.cn, TO deal VIII 4
N,a. period os :dicHCSS n '.c m!AcS.
Surplus OF Coal
The truth is there Is 4 surplus %
coal The operators want {" Sc. r:I -;
II The strike gives them that "harc".
When the surplus IS gone. the miners
feel the operators VII be more reason
able abou, wages and working c"Nd'-
lions. Maybe the operators viii - Sc
they will have 20 be mindful Of The FnH-
uc's demand for coal and they VIII not
oe able TO suspend production sEccI-
initely. But Il they ra!se prices. gov,
ernment off sc!ais h.nt that :mportHn
coal may come In competition IN the
domestic r,iar!ic.. Possibly the t2chI
wil, cure I. but w:;h the cheap cost or
transp sportation even tariff. x IS con
tended. would NOT keep out Goa! il
domestic prices were UndA!y 'a''''s"'
60 tba government SITS calmly hF
so,Nds,, that the economic laws OF sup
,Iv and demand VI, n due time riGh,
thn ,-Scu, situation a-d send the rI:N-
srs back t. .rn mi""s "n = basis n"''-
airy saHstI,;rry T. cwH'oyH -! Gu
ret An Emergency
rro,, 80 wn," ii,u," :.,.. i a.
como. tic Attenuation ;.": 81" t"' g.
Am, doc,:.. gard T." i".~''' as .'''
,,c~-c,f.r .".a'. r 'n'i : "T''..''''
a., ,,..,.. ..:r. ..,," '.,ru NT"d"'"! .
r".' 49,. .s...., m:~.. ,;."."@- -" "'"..,'
r",e... (. ,.,.y :.ni. cation. "n IN" "'h"'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
THE INTELLIGENCE II h

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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Showers Thursday and 1r1dAy'
MID Tempsratufs-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-27
HUMOR'S S ODER SIDE!
Being an Interview With Roy K Moulton, Another of
Series on How Humorists Get That Way

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-27
WOMEN OFTEN DECEIVED

Many women are lead to believe
that fiber furniture IS as good as
reed. For that reason they get prices
on reed and fiber furniture cOnfus-
ed Remember this-fiber furniture
costs the dealer much less than reed.
Before you buy either fiber or reed
furniture come over and ask US TO
explain the difference. And 30 mat
ter which kind you prefer We can
save you from 10 10 80 percent ow-
ing 20 our cash policy and the fact
that our rent Is small. Come in any
time whether you want TO buy or
not The Reed Shop. PIG South St.
Joe st. Phone Lincoln 2274. adv-3OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-27

ne says. my net earnings for the
irst week amounted to S23 was
about three years getting established
AID then things began coming bet
ter. In 1919. for instance. did about
$45. 900 worth OF outside work. which
nettcd me almost $500 in cash. The
opportunities to spread ones talent
about are boundless."
MoultOn ordinarily begins setting
up exercises on the typewriter at 3
o'clock and along about O'Clock he
IS willing to call IT a day. Occasion
ally he takes a run into the noun
talns- And comes back the next day.