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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
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Thirty members of the Amateur
Musical club were in attendance at
the meeting held yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. William Johnson was the hostess
for the day and the guests met at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. F. d. LEX,
on Ottawa avenue. A delightful pro-
gram was given, Mrs. B. o. Berge
giving two very pretty piano numbers,
Mrs. Phillip McDougall and Mrs.
Charles Hook sang a song cycle, which
was very enjoyable, and Mrs. Arnold
Wilson, and Miss Mary Cation, each
gave beautiful piano solos. The entire
program was very entertaining and
greatly appreciated by the guests. Fol-
owing the program a business. meet
ing was held. .r,r- ia.
The next messing WIN be held De-
cember 9Th at the home of Mrs. Clar-
ence Griggs. Eu
| Many pre-nuptial, parties have been
. given during the past few weeks, ia
honor Of Miss Fern Glen, weli-knoWn
Ottawa young lady, who on Saturday
November 18th, will become the bride
HOf NJ. j. Fleming of this city; among
them was very delightful affair given
last evening by Miss Florence Baker
at her home 704 L Main street. The
evening was very socially spent, three
fables of 5ea being played Prizes
We're awarded to 9M ss.l. 0. Dickens
who in turn pressnEsait 20 the bride
ltp.be Late in the evening delicious
Refreshments were Served.
This evening, Mrs. Frank Weller
and Miss Mildred Leopold will enter
tain at the formers home, PIT e. Nor
ris street, complimentary to Miss
Glen.
! The ladies OF the CONGREGATIONAL
Auxiliary will entertain at 10 o'clock
luncheon Thursday, November 10th in
1.-THE church parlors. Mrs c. S. Ayers
will be hostess for the affair.
A dancing party will be held tomor.
row evening, November 18th, at the
Moose lodge rooms, to which members
and their friends are invited to be
Ipresent. The evening will be spent
at dancing and a delicious lunch Will
be served.
- II 4,
Miss Irene Warren will entertain
with shower tomorrow evening, at
| her home in South Ottawa compliment
tary to Miss Irene Price who win soon
become the bride of August Goetsch
of this city.
4, =
The Ladies of the First IN. Z. church.
Will serve delicious chicken supper
Saturday evening, November 18Th. in
the parlors of the church from 8 to z.
Everyone is invited to attend. The
following delicious menu will be sery.
ed; cream chicken, hot biscuits, mash
led potatoes, and gravy, cranberrieg,
cabbage salad, ice cream, cake and
coffee.
& q &,
Last evening thirty or more men,.
bers OF Mary i, chapter, o. Z. S., Wis
tied the La Sale chapter and wit
messed the WORK of the order. They
were royalty entertained by the La
sale members and during the course
OF the evening generous eats were
served.
Over sixty ladies were present AZ
thethimble and donation party held
yesterday afternoon in the Congrega-
ton church, by the Phifanthrophic
department of the Ottawa Wofan's|
Club. The ladies spent the afternoon
sewing for the hospital, after which
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
Azores Named for Hawks.

The first name given to the Azores
was Azores, and, while the date and
name of the discoverer of these islands
Is uncertain, it is conceded the name
was given because Of the greatmfInber
Of hawks flying about, Acore Signifying
hawk IN Portuguese
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15

rora on business.
s. A. Bulland of Leland, who is u
salesman for steel posts, was In town
Tuesday,
w, D. Tyers and number of his
friends from Aurora have been at
their cottage at Glen Park They spent
an enjoyable time hunting and fish.
Ing,
Bert Aclilcy, who was hurt so badly
last summer is walking around every
day on crutches. II will be u long
time before he will be well enough TO
so to work.
Appeal for Cemetery Aid,
The cemetery over on the hill north
of town is in a bad condition, need.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15

y, EIowering Plants in Britain.
F9oWerlng plants known In the Brit.
ish isles include over q quarter of a
million varieties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
70 PLAYERS TO
START FINALS FOR
HONORS IN GOLF

GLENCOE ms, July a. Qualifying
round. IN M, national open gof tourna.
mout ended tonight nnd tomorrow 90
PLAYERS. many ~ them champions and
an survivors off field representing
every goldnr nation boz tho world viii
start the g. hulc finals ZOE the cham.
pIonship
Officially. the winner viii De- cham.
piou az 90, United States. bat boz the
minds of many hr will Dr. considered
holder OF ih, worlds golf title for vic.
Tory VIII De- obtained only through de
feat uf champion club swingcrs from
many lands
Twcu'y.four men won their way into
the finals in todays qualifying round.
Robert Macdonald. long driving Chica.
ro professional lcd 90, n,ld with 527l-
I43. 90, score necessary 10 qualify
again b.iug 1872
William Mclhorn. o. shreveport n.
w3s tied Tor second IN the geld today
with .s..l-l45. Ncd NcHcnua. Rochos
Ter. y Y. E'ldic Towns Shinnopin.
Penn. and While Hunter ~ England.
amateur. turning IN q similar i45.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
ENprnse iceounts liiri.
.rnetaf.N Ifrr.a

AUSTIN Texas. July % Candidates
for nomination IN the democratic pri'
mary election filed with the Secretary
~ state today them sernnd statements
of campaign expenses this ~inr The
last dlv of The period allowed Tor SECOND
Statements
final statements must under The lw
Doe filed within ten days after the phi
lm1ry election.
Tho statement of cullen =. Thomas
lrandidlte Tor United States senate
shows tho greatest expenditures Win
lsG.Ioi Earle n. Mayficld reported 81.
I0s1. senator Charles \. tuihrrsnu
lS1a.7 ana Robert l.. Henry s. 1913
lThcs, we're th, only ones 81 the soma
terinl candidates filed late today.
For governor Fred 5 Rogers shows
Expenditure &C sl2g6. HAIRY r. Wan
nor ssg2 aud " W King, $40. Cover
nor Ncff's SECOND statement was mot
filed late today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
GOODWIN HOLDS
SANDeRApS To
THREE BLOWS

nv Associated Fr.A
CALVESTuN. Jul, e. rh, superior
pitching OF GDoOVpu Won ;h' nual
rlm, r.nN l.l. GIVING th. Euff- 'hn
s.ri.. Goodwin allowed h.t fhre, hits
CouuHl. W Topped ...r batting
Iu.' of fu.r. games
Score Ir uUr.g T. " T..
houston uUu 5000 uuI % 100 Z
J1Il,-.u. uuU uHu 1000 g %
Batteries Gu.lum .ri ruu.1E.
hog,. kusUf HnI GUufh.
Summary TN,ha mt. o. EUley.
Whu.uau THr.W.. hf+ Whu'mau.
HON, rur '.. lIrudI,I struck
'Hu Dos lue H Goodwin Left
300 lle.s GlI iou q. Houston g Don.
90, un H. tu Connolly Co sIhcl;
DwuHt O.. I.t1 Time u4O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
Bear, WnIour in Row


SNN ANTONIO. jolly - san An.
fD... ...ul. f f.r siuilm today from
I.Hm,rf UE .aiug th,m 900 fast
.r1 sensation .uu,.g ly Score u
L. f0 o The .ulc resolved itself into
10 nn,h,r d.. between Sim Lewis for
th. u.tr- tuI ,lldoru H. the Export.
lens.
S.,.,. bl Innings. " IT. T..
l.HuI,lf Npn OuU ufn-i q
san Antonio 0lu nlu 0uS--3 q
BATTERIES. tlld,lu. Morris and
Brooks Low. and Henry.
summary stolen las,s. Hale Beat.
~ Sacrifice his C.al,rs. Fuller.
Gr.s. TW,IH-e hits Fuller Henry.
u.uhl. play ulir 10 Funr 90 Beatty,
kuth.w o. rlity, E,s. on halls, 30
Cald,u o.. ,n Lewis O. ~ Morris Z.
Struck uut Lewis hN Clhcra !,
ty NUrr, 900 hy pitcher. ~ Lewis
dirn.e.. laH Culdca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
Missouri Guard Mobliics.


% 'N"'II TITTTT 7 t.
SEDALtA. No. july ll-pU1rh.
mcuts 1t no." national guard numbering
$50 men and Officers which have b.,u
mobizcd h'.o for 10 week. received
sealed ORDERS early this morning Goo 600.
train for duty. presumably Boo ,uur,..
ton with the railroad strIk, . uls
learned from authoritative source %
could not hc learned to what wr cot
the state %" troops would hr sent hu'
Do Was said that th,s were Ho, ,urun.
iug t,r DO. siIi, Drgmuwru' 100 Npuut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
Drla, Ac,ion ON Eor,, o,,cr

WASHINGTON July l3.-Tho Senate
agriculture committee decided touiga.
after a stormy session 90 postpone nc
ton ON thc Ford and other offers foi
development uf tn' governments prop
ori.'- 600 Muscle shoals until saturday
~ ihli tIm" tho committee agree,
~ Noi" without further debate ON ~,
question of reporting one Of the prouos
''s Co ih' SCI nate lol final consideration
there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

was hot ON the TRAN uf Donahuc for
Rirkcy Icro is the story Barrett tells
~ how hD lnet him
- uic" new 1uiomohil, was the turn
rr uoi1t m The chase t,r punahUc n
-.ous th" Cincinnati scout learned that
tho p,nJhu, family had 90 longing Tor
an automobile llo was Instructed 20
present 90. uumhuf with ONE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

ID N7|lTTIT'W TTT-N
WASHINGTON. July l3 --prslmi.
nary negotiations for the funding or
tlt French war debit cot ,3 5Uo .Oua. coo
10 tho United States were begun TODAY
100 the t.pasrs hy Secretary Mellon.
chairman OF tho world wan debit fund
iug commission. jean y. iiurmuu'ier,
direction ot finance of me French ir,a
uN. This Wfs tine FIRST d.t,Dt contact
between This country and ihr allies on
the subject ul no, wa debit Hhi.h ag.
luplt. $40 puu. 900 uuU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
RAIN Prevents SECOND
CONTEST WITH RANGER; WILL
Play Double HEADER TO-DAY

This should b. onr oi the banner dlN ;
for the local club They tool, the open.
cr with Ranger "Wednesday & ia a. with
Lefty" Phillips IN the box \ big
crowd i expected today l,brand is
scheduled 10 start fnr the VISITORS. IiD.
gerald was set IT, worn Tot the Gassers
yesterday. bui Il j. not .,nuwn who
VIII upnn day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
SEWELL RIGHT
AND STAMFORD
+ LOSES 5 TO-
spsei.i,o The News

CLOVIS. July i3.-Big Jim Sewoll
was inyncihlc in the pInchcs today, and
idsd by tho good stick work Of l.obby
Clary. pitched Clovis 10 their fifih
straight victory. Sewell allowed only
hits ana struck out 9 u the Colonies.
Bobby Clnry parked the bah ON two
different occasions with a runner on
each time. Williams also parked the
ball for one IL the longest hits ever
made on the Clovis diamond. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
How Blrrrit Io,l IIim.

Rain prevented The plnying of the
second game between Ranger <itros
and Gasscrs yesterday afternoon when
u started falling Just ~ mpire Spcn.
Ger was preparing 10 announce the bat
tcri.s.
\ double header viii be- played to-day,
the first game starting ~ three O'Clock,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
by Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Iuv Ia
Sixteen thousand Elks iu parade this
afternoon WIS the concluding feature of
the annual meeting 81 the grand lodgr.
The pageant was said 10 have been the
most mrtentious ever staged hy tht
Elks
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Thco
dore Roosevelt oratory 81 the day
walked accompanied hy senator Edga
and Congressman Isaac lalrharaoh 81
New Jersey. Their wtfe about forty
senators and congressman IN line IN
stallation of Grand Lodge officers cUn
ciud.d the convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

HF NHfu'l4Ifn jose
DfNCIN<ATI Iuf. Do BROOKLYN d,-
f,lfed Cincinnati t.a TODAY. topping
tbr winning streak ui no, Reds
Score If inning g. ~ O..
Hrnnkirn . Uiu goo Ufn-t So 8
Cincinnati uHn NU1 un|
H4tf,r.. Vance. smith lud neh,f,.
Couch aud Wr~o
srmnIr~ Tuolfrt. hHe lilfu,r
pu1U WING. Tu.,. itss hte r
lfHHh NveI Umm. rn Mitchell
sto.ru il.e Hrrne I'aa. ,l lsiis. ~
Vans. g. -,ulri, coed. hy smih .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
NO HIT GAME IS
WON IN IS MINUTES

u N|"T- INV y"
SiFoAW SPRINGS, Arl... July IA
Wh.i Is l,U,t.i Go it.l new RECORD for
amateur iasDiall WIS So here today
when Silo1m springs and Springdalc
rushed tlrroash a ninciuning game In
= minut's thr hrlls winning the con.
test tu q Wright, local pitcher.
hurled noh.tno-run game aud John.
SON. WISHING tvirlcr allowed only two
hinrl.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
BRONCS DROP
FAST Game To
LUBBOCK 81
y

LUBBOCK. July i3.--Rriacoe pitching
FOR Lubbock kept his hits We'll scattered
t'sias and Lubbock won from san An.
cello to ?. fast fielding and sensational
catches featured on both Sides Brooks
and Battle sharing honors in fielding
for Lubbock. while Dean and Scoggiu
starred for tho Bronchos Tho hitting
q Earnshaw also featured Tho score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
Tirers In,e.

PHILADELPHIA. judy o. Phld.r
,r,l today defeated p.unf n .h.
t,mh iImr uf th, series Co.. g.
Hafruu ...... uUu U'U r'u--i II .
i'llld.i..l $685.. 500 0a' Goo, % % .
Ehuk. and Monion llIav aud PEE.
Gins
Two base hits Young. Perkins Clark.
Three base hits. Hau.,r @ Rigncy.
Homo runs Vcioh. llc.lmanu . Stolen
hHro1 W,l,h . Eaec un halls Ehmllr ID,
llasty .. STRUCK out Ehmke g Hasty T.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

HEAI-N. ST Tzaa July t3.-Cv
Morgan s.t.h'r who vas released by
De- Beaumont i..r.rtsrF Gee the Charles
"a team e.. the suWh Atlantic League
nder option ana baked ai the transfer.
as decided 10 20 IL len lst n.eht FOR
.r team.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

FORCED money r.eutlv discovered 'n
Franc. h,d h,,u hurried in the -rouu
iur several weeks Go give il dirty.
used look
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
INDIANS TRIM
RED S0X AZ;
Detroit LOSES

BOSTON July H. Cleveland defeated
Boston Q 60 today
lCl,vollud HnH oni lsu.l I
Boston .......... ooo loi onu-, .
Ihlc Lindsey and o'N.n collins and
tul
Two b,rr hits Speaker D. S.w.li
lrar.. o. .r hits t'nir stolen hlso Mon.
loslv Ias ON balls Uni" " collin,
70 struck out Dos rhle 9. l..os.r 4. "
g 'lus o. Quinn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

brooklyn I "a Cincinnati 3.
New York I at Chicago 3.
Philadelphia o. al - Louis /.
Boston ~ Pittsburgh. rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

-""----I---I IT-I-IWW" VII|I-'7If ~ TT
.-1 cautrell 2l.3 Hits. or Brlscoc o.
90 Canfrru 2 Three.base hits. Gob'r
alhorne. Two.haHe hits. Allen. Rob.
't.on. Ray. Struck out. hv Hre.."
hy canircll 2. by li1y o lasa un
Halis. OF Brisco- .. off i,as O. sacr.
i.oe hits. Cober. Scoggu Robertson
stolen buses. Eansmw. Dnubi, plays.
Greer 10 SoogEin. Wild mtuh Dautr.l.
lIu.o 81 game. 200. Umpire DAVIS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
WHERE They PLAY
Vest Texas League.

RANGER AT AMARILLO.
Stamford az Clovis.
Abilene ~ Sweetwater.
san Angs o at Lubbock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
TENS IENGIE.

Fort Worth Z, az shreveport 0.
Beaumont Z. at san Antonio J.
Houston i. 40 Galveston !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
Sporting News While
Its Good to Read
Pete DOnahue Declared Best
NationalLoop You,1gPitcher
By BILLY EVANS.

Who o. the best young pitcher that
has broken into IN National League .n
years.
/ There d0o.nt seem much doubt as Poe
the answer 20 that question. Pete Dona.
hue 81 tho Cincinnati Reds is unlni.
Imously conceded The honor
Few pitchers IN the history ~ the
rome have met with the extraordinary
luoceHs that has followed Donahu, over
since he made hts National League de-.
hut
Three years ag0 Dou1huo was pIi De-.
Ing Tor small college team down IN
Tcyas ana DOING mighty good iob OF 10.
His fame. however. was little known
oven in bic own state.
Tnuv Pete Donahuo .f ono Of the
lmo.' talked about pitchers 10 lho game.
IT, BE- regarded as one Of tho stars -
tho National league
only recently Manager N,Gr1w ~ Tho
New Yml, Giants caused tine sporting
Iuo,llrht to D.. focused or 40, vouug
lcollorm from Tcva Said Manager Mo-
IGr4v
"If Du1Iuo v,r. placed on tho mar.
bet would willingly hd 100000 Tor
him. lIo be- the best Young pitcher ihat
has broken nt0 the Naiioai League in
years. if 90, Giants hnd him tho p'n.
Iplut would Ir .iuthtd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
American League.

chicago az Washington
n Louis AZ New YORK.
isfroit 90 philsdsipAsia.
a. b. land At lsosima.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

Clovis ........ 0OU .'3 lON-s ~ 7
Summ1rr Rum McI.lwee Baker.
Tucker Cary wctzcl g. Williams.
SHAW Erwin Errors schmidt Baker.
Dinsmorc. Mickey. Twohase hits.
Ioore. williams Home runs. Haker.
Chry 2 Williams. Sacrifice hits. Stew.
art. Innings pitched. by seweli .. hy
Edgnr g. Struck out. hy Sewell Q. hv
Edgar q Base on on balls. of Sewell
!. liii hy pitcher. Holloway and Shaw.
hy Edgar stolen htscs. Diusmofc.
Time az game ] 90. Umpire. Price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
Texas League.

Galveston NJ san Antonio.
Beaumont at Houston.
Dallas az Shreveport
IDrf Worth az Wichita Falls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

Stamps have bcen taking the place
of snail coins IN Belgium.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14
Nsiianai League.

nosian al Pittsburgh.
lsruokfyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia NJ Chicago.
New York at Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

WINSOR. ont. July i3-Bonifacc,
with Turncr.up and owned Commander
T. *. l. Ros,. won the 18th renewal "
he frontier handicap. with $4,000
added to-day. passing under the wire
. l.urths ahead of its stable mate.
Registrar
Planet finished third a neck hack.
Gouific-'s time Tor the mile and one
eighth was l.s2, thrc, tfths OF a second
slower than The track record for the
disianor established hy Best Pal last
year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

TOLEDO. %. July l3.-pe'er Cooley.
g. g. Dorseyg Fndlay o.. eeddling
with Harry Stokes driving won the
Naumee 20s uaf. feature event ~ the
grand circuit card today nosing out
MEDIA the iayoriio In the last two
heats
-Four heats Wer. necessary ~ decide
the 2.lo pace which was won by Far.
ker BOY.
Pop Gccrs pilotod Noble Argoi "a
n victory IN the second heat In the tur'
Key foot 2.l7 trot In the second heat
Noble ArFot paid see so on s. ticket
The 21i trot went four heats before
Holly Rood Hilda won
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

Recently while umprng boz Sow York
bumped Iuiu Ely Murray famous ns
n big league manager and scout Our
conversation driftod 10 the pitching end
of the game We started gruss.ng the
RECRUITS. ubm Narpv Hm'rd out
"Whou uu start talking about
rookie pitchers this Young fellow
Donahuo of ihp Cincinnati cluh has them
all stopped n, 's "a finished pitcher right
now ana b. hash bo.n in th' blk l'1ruo
much over yur ~ % matter of fact
he was q finished pitcher when be- broke
/ ia.
"This follow Domain, hag everything.
He reminds sou f., hit OF the bate Addio
loss loo build aud delivery Il' hls speed.
a fine curve and beautiful change ~
pace. lu Donahlo IN, Cincinnati club
has another Mlthowsou
| How Barrett last Him.
Thu Cincinnati club l'uuu.u nmIhur
lin rather au unusual manner Charley
| Barrett. scout Df thr $50 luui. Cardinals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-14

.ariy and Howe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
COURT TERM
OPENS TO-DAY.
Grand Jury Goes Into Session MI
Morning-Two Murder Cases
to Be Examined.

The November term OF criminal
court convenes to-day, the grand jury
meeting this morning TO investigate
two murder and several other import
ant cases.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney AUS
tin V. Wood has % cases TO be pre-
scented. This is one OF the smallest
lists in many wears. but there are sew
cral important cases included. IT. ID
likely that the grand jury Will COM
ple;c its work before evening.
Those against whom indictment"
will be asked are Mike Cleary'
charged with the killing OF steve OS-
koski, and Frank Knight for the Kill
ing of Edward Long. Cleary, a con
siruction foreman at the Greek MIL
plant OF the WhitakcrGlessner Com
pany. struck Oskoskl, II labor"r WORK
in. for him, over The head with "A ce-
mcnt bucket. OskOsKi went home I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
LOOT
HOME IN FERRY
Of $500 RING
Residence of Earl 3. Vennum' Coun'
Gilman, Ransacked-slooo-
hounds Lose Trail.

Bloodhuunds from the MOundSviIIe
rruilentiary were used in Martlha
Ferry early Yesterday morning to tran
the burglars who looted the nome oi
Earl B. Nennum Saturday night anu
escaped with Il diamond ring valued
a; saOu two watches and a small
amount I'll money.
The dogs picked up the trail at the
Nennum home on Elm street and tol'
lowed 1t Tor several hundred yards
across vacant lots III ClrcuitouS
route. which doubled back 10 Elm
street. when il Was last The ponce
have advanced the theory that the
robbers used an automobile.
That hts home had been ransacked
WIS learned by Mr.. Ncnnum, who Is 4
councilman. when he went home sat
urday night shortly after II ocI9cK'
Mrs. Nennum was shopping and had
not returned. He discovered a iddueI
AGAINST a side window and on enter
iuG III" huuS" saw that tho lntruderS
had searched the various rooms thor
uUghly.
lie notified chief Of Police ilyian,
who. after Il hurried examination o.
the premises. telcphOned TO Mounds
willie Tor the bloodhoundS. About 80
yesterday morning. the dogs reached
Martins Ferry and they were taken TO
TN" Nennum home. whore they imme'
diatciy picked up a scent AT The base
ii the ladder and followed II from the
rear of the house across adlolQinc lots
To Elm street.
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Loosen Up That Cold
With AIustcrolc

Have Mustcrolc handy when a cod
starts. 1t has all Of the advantages o.
graIdmuthcr'S mustard plaster WITH.
OUT The blister. You jus, apply 1t
with the fingers First you feel
warm tinsle as tho healing ointment
penetratcs The pores, then comes
soothing, cooling sensation and quick
relief.
Made Of pure oil OF mustard and
other simple ingredients. Mustcrolc IS
recommended by many nurses ana
doctors. Try MusrcrolG for bronchl'
It's, sore throat, still neck. plcurSy,
rheumatism. lumbago. Group. asthma.
neuralgia congestion. pains and aches
OF the back or joints, sore muscles,
sprains. bruises, Chilbains, frosted
feet, colds OF the chest. II may pre-
vent pneumonia and FLU" 80 ana
65C. jars and tubes.
Better than a mustard plaster
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aided but the next day tsok sudd'
IN np5 IioJ that a fterNOOn

aided but the next day tsok sud-
i'll and died that afternoon.
Knight and Long. who lived in
Joining houses on Battle Run, qua
relied and fought late at night on II
road in front OF knights home. II
charged that knight, after fellinI
Long with his fist. struck him with
board. Knight insists he used a Sc
ZION of automobile tire.
Both are out under $4,000 bond.
Other cases set for this term q
court are OF those Of Grover {. Blu
nett, charged with manslaughter
the death Of Otto Wcrfcle, who wal
killed when Burnelts car crashed
into his; Guy Morris, charged with
fraud in connection with the sale oil
oil stocks; Quincy Edge. charged WITH
manslauyhter in connection with an
automobile accident similar to that
in which Burnett figured.
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MISSIONARY MEHFIN6

Members Of tn" Woman's Missionary
society Of the First English Lutheran
church will hold their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening at 80 O'Clock
i'm the church auditorium. Matters OF
church interest Will be discussed.
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CHURCH BOARD MEETS

The regular monthly meeting Of The
church board of the First English Lu
,hrran church will be held this evening
at ) o'clock in tho par!ora OF the church