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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-03-29
STATE OF MAINE.

lAN1oSh ~
At a probate court held at ELS.
worth, in and for said County of Han
cock, on the seventh day of March, in
the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five.
A certain instrument purporting to
be a copy of the last will and tesla.
ment of William w. Frazier, late Of
Abingdon Township, in the county of
Montgomery, and State of Pennsyl-
vania, deceased, and of the probate
thereof in said State of Pennsylvania,
duly authenticated, having been pre-
sented to the Judge of probate for our
said County of Hancock for the pur.
pose of being allowed, filed and re-
corded in the probate court of our said
County of Hancock.
Ordered. That notice thereof be
given to all persons interested therein,
by publishing copy of this order
three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American, a newspaper printed
at Ellsworth, in said County of Han
cock, prior to the fourth day of April.
A. D. 1922, that they may appear at e
probate court then to be held at Els
worth, in and for said County of Ham
cock, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
and show cause, if any they have,
against the same.
BERTRAND E.. CLARK,
judge cf Probate
Attest: ROBERT P. KING,
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Jud Tunkirs.

Jud Tunkins says there is always
little something to be thankful for.
Since fruit has gotten to be SO ex-
pensive. there aren't nearly so many
orange peels thrown on the sidewalk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-03-29
BrOOkSyille.

Manning En- Perkins, born in
Brooksville September %, 1854,
died at Lisbon Falls March 8. He
leaves widow and three daughters,
Nina Mosher of Monrovia, CAL,
Alice Stanley of Kennebunkport. and
Mary Leonard of Portland. The
funeral was held at the Baptist
church at Lisbon Falls. Interment
at Lisbon Falls.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ALICE H. SCOTT,

Speciality made OF
TYPEWRITING. ACCOUNTING AND
GENERAL CLERICAL WORK
Agent Union Safe Deposit q Trust 10,
of Portland, fo~ furnishing Probate
and Surety Bonds. Agent oliver Type~
writer Typewriter supplies.
No. school St. Ellsworth. Ma
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COMMONWEALTH CASUALTY &C
PhiIadelphia. Penn

Philadelphia, Penn.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1921.
Real estate, 5O,455OO
Furniture and fixtures, 100000
Stocks and bonds, 419,377.49
Cash in office and bank, 4S,397.21
Agents balances, 2527.73
Bills receivable, 4270.O2
Interest and rents, 462O3S
All other assets, 132,378.56
Gross assets, $674,O2639
Deduct items not admitted, 35,580.01
Admitted assets, s63S,446.3S
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1921.
Net unpaid losses, 62,45293
Unearned premiums, 199,196.15
All other liabilities, 365SS15
Cash capital. 300,000.00
surplus over all liabilities, 40,209.15
Total liabilities and sur
plus, s63S,446.3s
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Attest: ROBERT p. KING,
EegiSter
OLD COLONY INSURANCE co.
boston. Massachusetts.

OLD COLONY INSURANCE co.
Boston. Massachusetts.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1921.
Mortgage loans 100000
Stocks and bonds, 3,687.43975
Cash in office and bank 179191 az
Agents balances, 2329325S
Bills receivable, S138.02
Interest and rents, 33,4S359
All other assets 9,25465
Gross assets, $4,166.4401S
Deduct items not admitted, 14,262.06
Admitted assets, S415217812
LIABILITIES DEC. 31,1s21
Net unpaid losses S52370384.
Unearned premiums, 1,28343O32
All other liabilities, 5716212
Cash capital, 1000 900 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 1,287,SS1.S4
Total liabilities and surplus,
E' d. WALSH Agt., Ellsworth Me.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31

New Brunswick. y. J.. Oct. 90
Timothy \. Pfeiffer. counsel for Mrs.
Edward Wheeler Hall. whose husband
was slain, with his choir singer, Mrs
Eleanor II. Mills, on the Phillips farm,
Soptembcr IA. said toriCht that his
client was perfectly willing TO accept
the challenge Mrs Jane Gibson. eX'
tended last night.
Mrs. Gibson eN.Clrcus rider, pig
raising farmer. and selI-slyIed Wit
ness ol the lIall-Mills murdcr-ha1
dared the rccror's wife to meet her
and say she Was not present when her
husband was killed.
pIeificr said Mrs. Hall was ready
10 confront Mrs. Gibson at any time,
# the authorities so desired. He add
cd however. that she would do 50
only in their presence.
Day Of Inactivity.
To.day's Investigations were devoid
nf tho spectacular The authorities,
It appeared we're focusing their at
rontion on the eve witness story tolc
By Mrs. Gibson. seeking evidence that
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|MU5SOL|N| HAS
NAMED CABINET
Clashes With Communists
Continue MANY Fatal
tiles Have Been Reported.

Rome. Oct. 30.-(By The Associated
rress)-Renito Mussolini. the Fascisti
leader. who triumphantly entered Rome
today. has undertaken the government
Of the country with men Of his own Sc
lection He came to Rome on the invl-
tation Of the king. with whom he had a
long audience, after which he named his
ministers.
Pr!or TO the selection OF his cabinet
and directly after his interview with
King Victor Emmanuel. Mussoltni. ad-
dressing the great crowd from the bal
cnny Of a hotel, declared with great
emphasis:
We have not accepted the form or
ministry. but have accepted the form OF
government He laid Erea; stress on
tho word "govcrInent." at which the
crowd chcercd. "And" he added, Italy
iwill have a governent from now on"
Tho Cabinet.
The new Italian cabinet Of Benito
Mussnl!ni. announced this evening, fol-
lows:
Premier. Minister Of the Interior and
Foreign Affairs, Ben.to Msssolini.
Minister OF War. General Armando
Dlaz.
Minister of Marine. Vice Admiral
Thaon nj Rcvel.
Minister Of Treasury. Professor Luigi
E.inaudi (National,stD
Minister of Industry. Theophllc Rossl
(Nationa!istD
Minister of Finance. Signor Dc Steiani
! (FasCisiil
Minister of Colonies. Luigi Ferdcr-
Eoni (NationalistD
Minister Of Liberated Regions. Sig
nor Ciiurati { FasC:sti)
Minister Of Justice. Aldo Origlo
(FaSciSt!D
/ Minister Of Education, Signor Gentiio
(DemoC-aO
Minister Of AGricultre. Luigi Capt.
tanCc (FasCistD
Minister of Public Works, Sisnor Car
naZza (NationaliSD
, Minister of Posts and TeiegraphS. sig
nor Di Ccsara (NationaliSO
! Minister of Social Welfare. Stefan"
Cavazzui { Cath"lic)
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TWO AIRMEN MEET
DEATH At HONOLULU
IN CRASH OF PLANES

Honolulu. Oct. 3o--tEv the Assoc'a;-
I'd Press Lieutenant Thomas '. h!nes
.nd Sergeant Ross Owens. Sixth pursn.
snuadrnr. Luke field. we're killed anu
CAPTAIN 7. W. Alen and Lieutenant \:
F. IIchbard. Srhochcld barracks. were
injured when two army. airSh;pS coilioeu
today.
Lieutenant Hyucs and scrSean.
Ovens were returning /" Luxe he,o
from aerial gunnery practice "hpc "
,enrtinc a landing their plane SUE
sIinncd and crashed into another pi,o;so
~ tan,a,n Alien. with I!sncnant Heb
bard as observer.
uyncs and Owens were thrown ir"I"
,be,r seats and fell about 2oo iect INTO
rho narrow channc! Separating IuNs
ncId from the island ot Oahu. :.
Captain .Alleu came out OF INC crash
win 4 dislocated hip. and LicutcnAnt
,Inhhard with a broken thigh.
Tho body Of the dead lieutenant va:
-ecoyered shortly after the acr'den..
Naval divers are attempting TO recover
,be bodv Of Sergeant Owens.
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BR|BE ATTEMPT
BEFORE kEENEY
TRIAL ALLEGED
CHARLES TOWN MAN
PRESENTS AFFIDAVIT
Declares Sam Moore, a Real
tor Offered $1,000 and
Made $50 Payment.

Charles Town. w. Va. Oct GA dccla-
tried 10 bribc Il prospective Juror m
the murder trial of {. Frank keehci'
was made today by john u. E'li"''' i
merchant Of charles Town. and Il NUM-
hcr Of the present jury panel, before
Judge J NJ. Woods. in Jefferson clrcui'
cour. where kceuey - facing trial
Tic declaration was contained IN an
affidavit made by Elliott. and read INTO
the court records by attorneys 'oF inc
s,aic in connection with the states
ohicc,io 10 the motion by INC ""''"' =
for 4 change Of Venue on tho Grnuhh
hat Kccney cannot get n far ANA I'M
partial trial" in Jefferson county.
The Charge.
According 70 the affidavit Elliott
laid ,ha, tvo weeks ago. he received 2
telephone call from Washington AZ h'>
ploco of business in 'harles Town, ana
was rrquesjed - mc"t Moore IN Union
station AT Wa ShinCtor 10 discuss I'M
V~rtant matters.
Moore a. n-st refused 10 r"V'a ms
Identity. Elliott So forth IN MS arhda p
yit. but after Second call gave MS
name. Elliott said this took place aft"r
his name had hren published as one H'
Tho mon drawn for jury duty on the
panel.
$1,000 oner Alleged.
Elliott agreed 10 meet Moore. and said
be wen. 10 Washington for that pur-
rosc. He stated further In his ahldaNl''
that Moore told him that in case ne
wac drawn to Sit on the Jury trying
Ecercv and would agree - hcld Tor -
orI,.sI Of eleven Of tho other Jurors
stood for conviction. and thereby ra"s-
ing hung jury. he (Mo"rel would pay
r,IIio,, .nnn or buy him a new au'omo-
bile
FIFTY dollars. according 10 Moore
proposal. Elliott said in his af'davi''
VA, to be paid in cash and the balance
~ ra5n after Elliott had carried Vui
his rart or the proposed agreement.
Elliott declared in his afidaNi; that
ho declined n enter Int" The agreement.
nm, that Moore placed $50 hank not"
in Ills coat pocket which hr hr"pCh,
hack to Charles Town and dNH"Si'"d IN
= bank there In said that +" had c7-
dcavored 10 ger IN touch with Jude"
Woods since III" cOnN CrSati"n Win
Moore 10 advise tho court Of the Incl
den; and that he finally won't to -
trrnevs for ih" state and asked th"m 20
bring Il n the attention of The court IN
the proper manner
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Philadelphia. Oct 3G.-Mrs. Cath.
crime Roster, charged with the killing
OF her husband, Oscar. and his steno
crapher. Mildred &. Reckitt. testified
today that her mind was a blank
when the shooting occurred. She is
being tried for III" shooting OF the
stenographer.
Mrs. Roster. swaying III her chair.
haltingly told how she went to her
husbands office with a newly pur'
chased pistol. prepared to end her Lille
in the even, of failure 0f last appeal
to her hus and his stcnOeraph"r
there. Then she screamed. she said,
and thereafter remembered nothing
until she saw John Il. X. Scott her
counsel, in tho police station.
Cries for Mercy.
Severe cross examination hv Assist
ant ristrrct Attorner Maurice J. Srei.
Ter, failed to alter materially this tes,
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WIFE DECLARES MIND A BLANK
WHEN SHE FIRED FATAL SHOT

rimony. questioned for two hours
and forty minutes. Mrs. Roster was
kept from collapse only by the un.
ceasing use OF stimuants. At length
court WAS forced 10 adjourn for ten
minutes during crOss-eXamlnation 20
give the defendant an opportunity To-
recover her strength Al one point
in the examination Mrs. Rhsicr cried
ON. pity me. Mr.. 'Sp"iZer.
Wanted to XIII Herself.
DR.. Charles X. Mills. an alienist,
came to the stand shortly before th"
close ul the session. and testified that
Mrs, Roster was insane al the mo
mont al the crime.
Under crUss-eNamiTati0n. Mrs. Ro.
sier said she did not mean 10 Kill her
husband.
II loved my husband 100 much to
Lill bim." she said u wanted tn 20
70 his office and Kill myself IN the.r
presence"
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MRS. HALL, RECTOR'S WIDOW, IS
WILLING To CONFRONT ACCUSER

would corroporate or discredit. the
tale.
Special Deputy Attorney Genera
Mott was not in New Brunswick 10.
day. and most of his assistants were
out OF town.
One. however. remarked that MI
Mott had something UP his sleevs'
and that when he did return to New
Brunswick. one could look for action.
From Somerville came word tnat
County Prosecutor Beekman had ss
serted that when Mr.. Mott was ready
for action. he would appear before the
grand jury. and would open his drive
in no other way.
Mysterious Witness.
One witness with whom detectives
were reported to be keeping in toucf
was the mysterious. unidentified sin
who was taken last week to the PM:
lips farm and speat a. boar with "a
vestisators soi"s Over the scene ot
the murder. Her stor?. i vas unoeT.
stood. bore on ,he Gibson version o'
the doubln Shooting, h.' !: could no;
he learned :;om oiiic'a' Sci:cet
rhe.h.r she. 80. eist'hed !" Sars
been an eyewitness at tie '.,Gsls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
Revolution Accomplished

Rome. Oct. 80 (By Associated rress>.
The entire city was nearly aS,ir
awaiting the arrival Of Mussolin. All
Rome was hcflaEged and the walls pla-
cardcd with manifesios. one OF them
signed by the Fascist command de-
ClarinC:
"Victory is ours. Any conflict Is us,-
less. indeed harmful 10 the Fascisto.
Therefore. the most categorical ordcrs
have been issued 10 all the Black shirts.
imposing absolute calm. order and disci-
plinc. MusSolini. having been entrusted
with the formation of a cabinet from
this moment is responsible for the
safety Of the state. the ministries and
uarlr nlrnt. and, any action against the
povrrumenr institutions is rebellion
against Mussolini. Attacks against
Continued on Page Fourteen)
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Hard Times Replaced
By Harding Times"
Of Prosperity-GA|ett

Warren. O. Oct. So-m Ecpun!Irah
,ampaigu address here tonight. Speaker
Frederick II Gillett OF IN" ndtlohai
house Of representatives. discussed the
tariff, asserting that before the prcSch1
tariff ,dw WAS enacted America ha"
hard times" but that today the nation
in the midst of an increasing prosperity
IS bringing Harding times.
Asserting that one OF the tests oS
which a congress is tried. IS the cond'-
ton Of the country when congress ne
gins and ends. he said. when the presenl
rOurrcSs convened March 1, l9l'' u
found millions OF people out OF work
business tagging. enterprises sutIed'
money scarce and farmers unaoie 10
sell their produce.
Now, after congress had completed us
work. and despite serious industrial dis-
turhanccs during the summer. he sa'u:
We cannot close our eyes To the lac'
that we are travelling the high road |"
prosperity. The farmer Is producing
at t profit. the millions Of jobl"Ss arc
employed. money is easier. business Is
good and getting better, ard enterprise
is alive"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31

Shenard, Marshall County Town, Leads
State As Ideal Country Life Community

|, Creek, which had again take0 first place
in a recent scoring, by margin or
TWO points.
Rev. o. 4. LILY. former pastor of the
VI. T.. church and Director Nat I. Frame
OF the Department Of Agricultural Ex-
tension were in charge Of the scoring.
1T is a~matter Of significance" said
Kelly in one of his addresses, that your
highest scores are on homes. schools
and churches. the vital institutions OF
civilization"
Director Frame. in announcing the de-
tails of the score, gave the heart OF
the entire plan OF country life councils
by the statement that after ALL It In
not so much what your score is but
what growth you make during the fol-
lowing year that is OF real Importance
TO you.'
Editor Stockdale OF the Extension le-
partmcnt and County Agent Kocher were
other visitors who contributed TO the
success OF the conference. Every one
Of the six meetings was enthusiastically
participated in by Il good representation
Of local people.
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FIRE EW0RkS IN
MINING PROBE
Persecution of Workers AL
legged Operators Resent
"Dictation of Union.

Johnstown. Ia. Oct. 6O--t ny
the Associated Prcss)-Chair-
man iirshfeld. Of the New YORK
city coal investigating commit
tee. was told tonight that the
White Company again
declined to attend tha hearings
at W!nber. As consequence, II
is probable that only the union
side Of the strike disput win he
outlined to the comittee at Wind
her tomorrow.
Representative ~ the Untted
Mine Workers local at Windpcr
have collected a mass OF data,
including eviction orders, wage
statements. company store oilS
and correspondence. to offer at
the hearing. They announced. al
90. that they intended 10 present
statistics TO show that the aver
age wage per miner in the S"r-
vind-White field last year was
less than 800.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
ARMS AGREEMENT IS
y PRAISED BY HARDINC,S..
CHIEF COUNCILLOR
Achievements of the Admin
istration Reviewed by the
Secretary of State.

Boston. Oct. <30.-A foreign policy
Of helpfulness and good understand.
ing. without entanglements whica
would fetter American independence,
was outlined by Secretary Hughes. y!
the State Department., in an address
In Symphony Hall tonight. reviewing
the record of the Harding administra.
tion in the field Of international rela.
tions.
BY the lead it took in the arms con.
ference. the secretary said, and by III
efforts toward harmony among the na.
ltions of the Western Hemisphere, this
American government during the past
twenty months has set record OF &C.
complishment far beyond what was
expected OF it when the new admins.
tralion came into power.
So far as Europe is concerned. Mr..
I Hughes declared. President Harding
and his adviser. always have beeu
ready to lend a helping hand where
It would do the most. good. but are not
willing to fritter away the influence
Of the United States by Intervention
age.old national rivalries.
The chief trouble Al this time IN
Europe" he continued. lis that the
great powers have nor hccr able TO
agree as 10 questions which, being
distinctly European questions. direct.
" concern them, and their want of
agreement is due to different concep''
tions of essential national policy. For
us. international cooperation does
not mean that we should embroiI our
selves in controversies not involving
our own interests"
World Rescued From Despair.
The secretary added that he b&
lieved a way might be found for tho
United States to participate formally
in the selection OF judges to the re-
Gently organized international Cour
of Justice, q project which from the
first had had the sympathy OF this
government. He declared that a
ready in q humanitarian way
the channels OF trade the United Sta1
was really giving all Of a yah!e incab
culable. He praised the arms confer
ence agreements as meaning the res
cue of the world from despair ano
predicted that despite the present 90
law the Washington treaties would Do
ratified BY all the powers signatory 70
them. Ultimate failure Of the confer
ence program. he asserted, had oeen
nrecluded in any case by the ratitlca.
tions already voted by the United
United States, Great Britain ann
Japan.
Among the other accomplI Ishmen,s s..
viewed by Mr. Hughes a: part oil th-
constructive program # inc aaH'".S
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IS
SOUGHT IN THE
KEENEY TRIAL
Is COAL COMPANIES
NAMED DEFENDANTS
Another Sensational Chapter
Written In Trial of u. M. W.
District President.
By JOHN P. LALLY,
Staff Correspondent.

Charles Town, W. Va. Oct. 30
Whether a. group on non-unlon
coal operators shall continue to
finance the prosecution of T..
Frank kecncy, on trial for homi-
eide in connection with the
miners uprising last year, was
put up to Judge }. NJ. Woods TO-
day by counsel for kceney, who
asked for an injunction to cnjoin
the alleged underwriters Of West
Virginia from further outlay OF
money.
Sevcnty-Six coal companies ar"
named as defendants i'll the ,pcti-
ton, exclusive Of the Logan Coal
Operators association.
In presenting the petition. {. J. Van
Fleet, Charleston. Of counsel for tho
defense. characterized the position ot
the operators as an 'unScrupulous
and ahortive attempt 10 control the
machiner OF justice with gold.
Virtual admission OF the charges
embodied in the application for the
restraining order was seen in the
statement of Attorney A. NJ. BelCher.
OF the prosecution. who said: The
state is without funds to prosecute
these cases"
Scored by Townsend.
As the crowded court room grasped
the full import of his declaration a
ripple Of amazement ran over the
audience.
T. c. Townsend. of the defense,
mercilessly scored the private prose
cution OF Keeney.
When the court announced ne
would entertain the petition. counsel
for the state offered 700 aftidavitS
from citizens of Jefferson county. in
Guiding the jurors of the former arm
ed march trials. 20 combat the claim
Of the defense that a fair trial could
not be had here and that a venue
change should be granted.
Bribery Attempt Alleged.
In the sworn statement Of John u.
Elliott. OF Ransom. A taleSman in the
pending trial. he charged Samuel
SIoore, a realtor. Of Charleston. with
irving 10 bribe him.
According to the affidavit. Moore
ARRANGED a meeting in Washington,
d. C.. last week. and declared ne
would pay Elliott $1,000 or give him
an automobile if after being accepted
as Juror in the eKcney trial. he sue
cecded in bringing about a disagree
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
T|N0 |MP| |CATED IN Staying Of
SMOLCEC|, IS THEORY Of SHERIFF
Former Fiancee and Accom-
plice Suspected-Exp
Arrests Today.
Taxi Driver Lured to Lonely
Road By Pair and Shot,
Is Belief.

With an arrest probable within
t,cntv-four hours for the murder OF
John Smolreci. who was shot last Fri
dav uisht on tho Middle Wheeling Creek
road authorities are now attempting
10 ascertain just what part the woHia"
IN the case played in SmolCecis life.
Information from Clarkshurg yeSter-
day shows that SmolccCl withdrew
s. 200 from 4 bank in that city recently
and left the city accompanied by man
and, " oman now believed known 10 The
authorities.
Investigation hy sheriff Harry T..
I'Iuusc and his deputies followed clue
70 ClarkShufy Several deputies left
Sunday for parts unknown" and re-
turned !aS' evening. hut 10 Information
Is iurjh,umimg from the sheriff.
|, T.. believed. however. that the Trio
WAS 20 Wendell. IN Taylor county. where
Snnl,c,l lived several wears ago. Sheriff
.tvnu~r aimiticd last might the trip Was
n..i,l. 60 =. city near IlarkShurs
,;.nr!,, D;rrLih"uSc "f The Elm Grove
n,uh nl> appointed administration OK
>ruui,r,i'~ r~tti" Yesterday.
ruucral services wll! h" held ior
Snini,.rri Wednesday morning 4: $50
u.rln.k at the Cr.drr Bros. Undertaking
r,rlnr4 ia Elm Grove. Burial VIII be
made ~ NJ calvary cemetery.
l.I.r E..:,u..ir. IA Uucl'. nf tn" MIR
,..,,, siia rom llur"dd!c, ONO. AZ
rived 90 Wu,r'Hc yesterday aud u -
u,,d.rsrou, hr gave He authorities ia
formation hat VIII figure pr"min"ni.l
IN The pending arrest.
In Business at Hopedale.
,.,,. .l.... u,r ru-Ic"d Up Uu'GI ton
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Wirdbcr. Ia. Oct 3o.--(By the Asso-
,;atcd Prcss)-There were fireworks n
n,cn,v today. at the opening session or
Mayor Hylands committee from New
York city. investigating conditions at
tho Ecrwind-Whiie Company's coal
mines. and most Of the verbal skyrock-
Of. were touched off by tho chairman
~, ,bc cnmn,ittco. David Hirshfeld. COM
missioner OF accounts.
Several hundred striking miners and
,,.o.,hcrs of their families and two indH-
ncndcn, coal operators attended the IN
i,t,I hearing. !, was held in the small
hall used by tho United Mine Workcrs'
The operators. John Lochr'c and d. 1.
Price denied that they attended as re-
FOR tho Bcrwind-Whitc in
forests They said they attended as
representatives Of the citizens OF N'ho
rCr" 49,.
AZ the outset. Lochrtc and Price took
Continued on Page Fourteen.)
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Shcrrard, a Wheeling district rural
in Marshall County. has
supplantcd French Creek. in Gpshur
County. with the highest score in tho
state for ideal country life conditions.
The second country life conference at
Shorrard closed Sunday after sessions
extending over three days.
Shcrrard's total score is 172 or the
possible 1000. This surpasses French