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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-06
PnE MEN INDICTED

Sew Y"rk. Jan +. 'hnrR"a that
c.r,cn ,orporntInuv aud ton individuals
In eastern qinr"g rad eliminated com
ucIIlIun and mnmiHlu"d "Kr""Flvn prices
fer three year. In soil pipe and plumb
'nE nNtur"s manufactured By thcm "cTr
di.clusch today. when tho government
unscnlOd Indictments returned last week
The indictments charged violation OF
thr Sherman nnti-truet act
All the dc.rndnutY who will he called
ucxt week Tor pleading. were members
nr the Western Soil Pipe Manufacturers
assoc!ntlun. the clearing house through
which they were alleged TO have "x-
chnngcd bids. price and sale information
and other data.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-06
TRY TO PATCH
UP AGREEMENT.
PROPOSAL PUT UP II
TO MIR. DE VALERA
Abduction Of Correspondent
Of the London Times Big
Sensation at Dublin.

DuhIin. Jan Announcement
that the IrlrnHn OF A. II. Kay
rnrr.rp"mdrni ~ tho LONDON
TIm,n Kidnapped from Dublin
y.nt"IdnY. aud taken TO Corh'
nIyhi bo expected shortly, was
u,nh- ia "a rnrrnaHa from Cork,
I,,rIv.h by panm"nd pltnGeJalo.
,nInIri.r "r propaganda this
aftoIn""n
A n,onnuHo from Cork TO-DAY
ruId TINT Kay wan on HIS WaJ
Ln,h 4" Dublin. n"na tho WOThs
uruIn hiH osp'ii"n"cn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-06

IndtHHap".S ina. Jan. D. rue" IL
IuLrr 4 H. Anderson declined today
, . ,h. r..,.,lnr of
' ~ r,,
IL" I"H'P."''S ''''' '' ''''
land coal corporation 'hh"' TO fe'e"se
,,,l ,.prr,luIn Of the central Compeu-
.,r,, ur,L from Ih. ban Of certain a,tiv-
It.r, also nnpurrd ul,un officials OF the
I.u.,,I Min, Workrr., Of America In
.ur.r .nurla to unl"nIHr the William
..,,, ,,,I nrId Ia West Virginia
IIowc,cr. Judge Anderson hc"lnrcd
TINT rn modifying hla order I" mako II
conform With an "plu'on or Ia" circuit
court uf .p"uln. that pI"NiHi"nm you'd
h,. made permitting the collection and
ruvmert nr tho unlpn'a "chcckUr" by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-06
THE WEATHER

wevt virginia--Tnir ana colder Fri
oAy; saturday fair, with rising tSmp"ra-
tire.
Ohio and weHtern Pennsylvania -
oSnorally fair and colder Friday; sa6lr-
dav fair, alowly rising temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-06

Dublin. Jan. G'Uy The hssooiabeb
TrryrD Tho DaU EIronnn. which ~
thin morning with diHruptIon thrtet-
onod. adjourned tonight In the hope that
II hnaI. Of agreement might be reacANa
I,oIwrcn tho suppOrtorH and the oppon-
onta Of tho tronty. Tho peace oonH1lr
toe. which iH trying vailhhtly TO pAtnA
ur an acconmoda tion between the TIVE
factions. In meeting again tonight Aae
will report Rt private session OF shs
DnII tomorrow morning.
The announcement OF the sxistsneA o.
a peach cOmWitteo was the chisf fNorI
turs Of tho day. and q thrill WAA GiypS
to the general situation BY the revOtAe
Iion that armed mon. assumed 70 ~
Irish republican army opponents OF -
treaty. had Kidnapped tho corrssponocAS
Of tho London Times. and carried him
OF To Cork Word has been receives.
however that the correspondent 49,
r-ncuud by aEenlp Of Michael CoHHHs
.nd Ia returning unhhTmed 10 Duouh'
r.aos COaHaittsS
-,, ,ue,nher of Tho cabinet 10 inoIuaeA
Ia tho psa"o U"n'i"itlsa. ~hiih - HAst
.,,,, .I,.naI ..,uialv.iy or Abis DisMh1Fp
81 II, IanL abl me "i '"s '-' EHT
have at,"hsm f"r ."h asalhHi We ueptpI
m, ,..aI ,.,iuLiu "f thasa are oyDA
,rI,ufTy nsn,i.., f"i h"n"aiIah aad IAAk
Iu,,,, .,nI.., 81 i.dai", ~hD II . SAP
.,,,,.. ~ the I,o"Iy. anh LiaM MAJ
I,,,, .u un.r,np,"nisinG IsDhDUsAN'
...I.. ~ hnvn n"Ihiru !" u" si,bsf NfH
H.. ,,..,y -, ~. VnI.,as sltssnaVye
I,rrI,"H"In II.
A, Innu.n,lrl ,"rl"h"r who jvirNd w
,.,,u,nIiion ~ Ilu ,"runaI - JohB lE,
pU.IIy tho pIru Tein rspVsssntsuXN
I, r.rIu ~ whom Nj he Valera ANN
hI. ,oIl,agu"a VII" oppose the NtaeS
Lavo Rrest r"rnhonco. NA
Tn. Proposal 4
Tho efforts Of the peacsmSkSrs efs
h.IIovod To bc directed toward an -
ronV.mcnt which would allow thS W.
I, 20 through. st tho same toir
Guarding the republican positiohsa12N
future. owen O'Duhy sxpAlniH
tho purpos. OF the meeting OF usA oem-
,nIttce was tho formulation OF An ITse-
mnnt whereby DO VAlerAs lsAo' aS
vould bo retained. said the comm -tes
hnd hcforo IL n document which he
,ouId not reveal. Several msmosrs OF
M, committee. questioned regarding the
rituntion, declined to give any hiht ot
m, wny out. They found Il impossibiS
1, arrLyo nj COmpIomiHe last sVsnihS,
hul rot so far mn placing proposA
h.T,,, Mr.. DO VuIorn. but did not ob'
tain his approval
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-06

IrOIt u y - a Y

raj, .rH UnId., friday: H.rnrhsT Hasv'
win pI-ina Temperature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
Good News For Scouts.

Twin City Boy Scouts are TO be
given a chance to stretch their mus
cles again in the big out-ot-doors.
Camp Win-Sum Will be opened for
the annual winter hike from Dec.
rs to Dec. 81. for this purpose with
Scout Executive A. J. Sambrook
resuming the role as commanding
officer.
Bulletin No. ! from the G.. H. @.
and signed by Commanding Officer
=. J. Sambrook reads:
Everyone must bring at least ?
blankets. a pillow slip and two pair
OF six or stockings (wool) also a
stocking cap to sleep In. If there
IS snow on the ground wear rub
bers or overshoez. and a sled Will
come In handy and furnish you
with lots OF sport. Bring your
skates also. Of the weather by that
time Is cold enough for ice"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
DR.. Yarrow at e. Chicago

Some very glaring disclosure OF
what constitutes a good time at the
expense of the moral degrading eff
feet it leaves behind. were made by
Dr.. Phillip Yarrow, superintendent
OF the Illinois Vigilance association
when speaking before q public
meeting Of the Congregational
Mems club held last night.
AS a member OF the investigation
committee, which has been actively
engaged in uncovering places of
vice and questionable entertain
ments in Chicago and the Calumet
region. DR.. Yarrow related in very
plain and direct statements OF what
is actually in progress and even
practiced in the midst OF presum
ably high classed societies.
AS an exemplification TO his in
designations In this district. DR..
Tarrow pointed out a particular
affair that occurred in well-known
public place in East Chicago last
September. He told Of perfor-
nance here by nude female enter
tainers practising under the guise
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
East Chicago and the Harbor

Of ''Fatima" and displaying a vari-
ety OF Turkish dances to the delight
OF prominent and business men OF
the district.
Accompanying DR.. Narrow was
Mrs Corwin B. Howell. secretary
of tho Illinois Vigilance society.
Following DR.. Yarrow's address she
spoke on the sex problems. princi-
pally touching upon the matter OF
teaching the consequence by the too
close associations OF boys and girls.
She also admonished mothers and
fathers what might lead out OF
young boys and girls "spooning''
and the usual debase results that
follow in the life OF children who
visit public dance halls.
Mrs. Howell. who IN recognized
as the foremost educator on the sex
question, is said to do more good In
instructing young girls than 90 per
cent OF the mothers. Preceding
their lectures before the Mems club
last night both Mrs. Howell and DR..
Yarrow addressed students OF the
Washington high school on sex
problems The students were al
vided. Mrs. Howell speaking to the
girls and DR.. Yarrow to the boys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
Tuiin City
Neus Notes

Monday evening the Tri Kappas
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
John Horn in the Harbor, Mrs. AL
fred Senour and Mrs Horn being
joint hostesses. This was the an
ual Christmas party OF the club and
at seven o'clock 9 delicious pitch in
dinner was served. with all seated
around the large dining table the
center piece Of which was a gorge
ously trimmed Christmas tree. The
stunt OF the evening was the play
put on by the girls. the grab bag al
SO being m important feature.
Mr.. and Mrs P. J. German with
their son Robert Emmett, Of New
port. Ky. arrived Sunday at the
home OF the formers father. Mich
ael German on Barring avenue. TO
spend over Christmas. Miss Helen
German viii arrive home Thursday
evening from Sacred Heart Acade-
my at Fort Wayne. for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan English and
family, who have resided on Magoun
ave. moved Monday to Gary. where
Mr.. English IS employed in the Gary
mills.
The Congregational church choir
will rehearse Thursday evening Of
this week instead of this evening as
Is their custom. They are preparing
the cantats, 1.-The Manger Prince"
which will Be given Christmas Eve
IN the church auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs John Stephens and
two children OF Parish avenue, are
leaving today for St. Louis where
they will spend over Christmas with
relatives. They will then go to San
Antonio. Texas. where they Will
spend the nsxt four months.
Miss Irene Pomerance, IS back
from California where she spent the
past two months. in Venice. Los An
geies and Hollywood Miss Pomer-
ance had expected to remain during
the remainder OF the winter but
had her visit cut short by the man
ager OF the Family Theater. who
prevailed upon her TO resume her
position as organist at the above
mentioned theater.
Xmas Cards. big assortment at
Schlicker's Pharmacy. 12:2o-1
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Robinson OF
North Barring avenue. will spend
Christmas with relatives IN Green
castle, Indiana.
The many friends OF Mrs. Otto
Doescher, viii be glad to know she
IL getting along very nicely at the
Mercy hospital, Gary, where she
underwent surgical treatment last
week. and that she is able to see
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
Skating In Parks.

Park lagoons and made-to-order
places are being prepared and op-
ened for community skating that
will be within reach OF everyone in
the Twin Cities, according 10 an
announcement made by park off,
Gals.
Tod. better known as North End
park. offers good skating facilities
on lagoon. Ponds have been pro-
vided al Alder Street park. The
lagoon in Kosciusko and Washing
ton parks are now safe for skating.
Provisions by way OF made-to-order
skating ponds have been made In
the vacant lots on Michigan avenue.
One Is to be prepared on the play
grounds Of the Harrison school
when the sanction of the board OF
education has been secured These
and other places will be offered TO
lovers Of skating before the ice
season is well under way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
MORGAN
ISSUES A
WARNING

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 90
With the arrical OF cold weathe-
and the consequent danger OF frog
en- automobile radiators. Federal
Prohibition Director Morgan today
issued warning 70 dealers that IN
Advertising the sale of denatured
alcohol, the advertisements and
placards must state distinctly that
the alcohol IS denatured. The use
OF the word alcohol without the
qualifying term "denatured" is a
violation of the federal law. he
pointed out. Director Morgan's at
tention has been called to sever al
advertisements in which the word
"denatured" was omitted and he
considers IL only fair to dealers
TO warn them of the provisions Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
Program Of Scout
Activities.

The subioined program OF scout
activities for 1898 Will be launched
following the week OF winter camp
ing at Camp win-Sum and the OPP
ening OF the New Year. Letters
describing in detail each of the
seasons entries will ne sent out
from Executive Sambrook's office so
as to give al troops time enough to
lay out their plans for participation
in any OF these events.
HOCKEY-Form a Hockey team
in your troop and as soon as the
Ice is heavy gh a schedule Of
games VIII be palyed between the
different troops.
SCOUT ANNIVERSARY WEEK
Scout Anniversary Week (Feb. So
will be celebrated by a Father and
Son Banquet and entertainment.
INTER PATROL CONTEST-Jan-
uAry 1st Will be the starting date
WIFI be run until Feb. 18th, and
this will be followed by an inter
troop contest to finish with an in
door meet about April 18th.
BASKETBALL Basketball gill
come in for its annual contest about
March list. Two sets OF teams
with three classes each. Will be or
ganized on East and West sides and
winners OF each three classes VIII
play of the finals.
SPRING REVIEW. SCOUT MEET
"A Spring Review or Scout Meet
Will be held the last OF May or first
OF June.
1t is possible this may DE held on
Flag Day, June 14th. IN connection
with a parade and review OF all the
troops.
SUMMER vACATIoN-First two
weeks OF summer vacation:
A trip to Starved Rock. H.. Is
planned for the first two weeks OF
summer vacation This trip will be
made on bicycles and IN autos.
Camp Win-Sum will likely be open
two weeks for girls and four for
boys during the remainder OF sum
mer vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
NEW COMMISSION
WILL DETHRONE
MULDOON CHAMPS

NEW YORK, Dec 1a.-Boxlng
promoters are holding their punches
until after Governor Elect Al Smith
puts his new boxing commission into
office. Although there IS no definite
clew to the personnel OF the new
commission. Il is expected that il
will be rather more tolerant and
liberal than the Muldoon commits
sion.
The age limit ruling which bar
red Jess Willard and the forfeiture
OF the feather and middlcweight
titles will be reconsidered and per-
haps rescinded.
The appointment" OF Johnny
Dundee TO the featherweight cham
pionship for his knockout OF Danny
Frush has never taken hold with
the public. neither was Dave Rosen-
berg regarded as the middleweigh'
champion, although the present
coz mission proclaimed him such
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
ALLEGED MURDERER'S
WIFE STANDS BY HIM
BY MRS. CHARLES ftAR4r,


BY MRS CHARLES (AIARIE)
POWELL.
wife OF Charles N. Powell. who con.
fessed he killed John Br7unen, cir
Gus owner. and has assisted the
state on the witness stand in the
Brunen trial.
(Written for and Coppyrieht. 1922
by International News service.)
MOUNT HOLLY. N. dec. go
FIRST. I want everybody to know
that ] am not carnival fri. When
married Charlie In ST. Louis. two
and a half years ago. I had been
playing in musical comedy. OF
course. after / married I was forced
to associate with those people. but
when Charles gsts out I never want
either OF us to see them again.
love Charlie I love him more
than anything else in the void. I'M
less It IS our babies, and I know
that II 1t were not for these peo-
pie. and the lies Harry A1ohr told
him he would never have gotten
INTO this trouble
Who. If not u mans wife. should
know his nature?
And I know that Charlie. is ut
heart. the best man on earth.
Charles will never think Of shows
after he gets out.
Bessie Mohr lied when she said
Charlie used dope. He never did. He
drank whisky. but that is not dope
Charlie was arrested on April the
sixth. I came to Mount Holly three
weeks after he was arrested. and
have been here ever since.
can never say how good the
me. But even then il has been
hard
worked in a restaurant here un-
til six weeks before my second baby
was born. received seven dollars
week and five OF that went to
care for our baby. When our baby
was born I could not work
But 1 would do more than that
would do anything for Charlie.
There has not been a day since l
have been here that 7 have not
been able to see him for Ittla
while and encourage him, that made
life worth while to me.
Harry Mohr Is & beast. lie lied
when he said he kept me IN Indiana
polls when my first baby was born
Indianapolis Is my home and
Charities also.
and some day when this IS all
over. we Will so back there o
somewhere else were we can be at
peace and forget. Charlie may have
10 serve time I expect that. but
I viii wait, and Charlie will build
Up a home, and start life anew.
He will succeed. know II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
Guilty Of Assault.

Jack woxny. OF se32 Drummond
street. and his partner, Antoni
swinder. OF 1925 Alder street, 1ndi-
ana Harbor, were both found guilty
OF assault and battery with intent
to kill a neighbor By Special Judge
Hyman NJ. Cohen. when arraignsd
IN the East Chicago City court yes
terday. woFny was fined tiso and
sentenced to serve ten days in jail.
ewinder was nned IS and costs and
sentenced to serve IS days at the
Indiana state 1arrn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
Robert Smith Resigns

Councilman Robert Smith OF In
diana Harbor today announced that
he has resigned as vice-pres!dent
and director OF the Inland Theatre
Corporation. an organization oper-
atiag the Home and Family the
atres OF Indiana Harbor. and head
ing other show houses In Northern
indiana.
Having disposed OF his stock IN
the theatre corporation. Councilman
Smith said that ne did not care 70 be
further engaged in this concern.
Howard W. Yant OF Indiana Har-
cor, IS president OF the local cor
poratton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
Testifies Before Coroner.

Mn. (Big Bid Subotich held on
bail IN the sum OF $4,000 for the
murder OF his wife. Nina. whose
body was found in the swamps near
the Calumet river and 119th street
late last month. has been recalled
to Chicago to appear before the cor
oner there and give his testimony
In this case.
It is expected that this Will be
the final hearing OF the inquest
and that Subotich will be exoner-
atea from the charges OF suspicion
OF murder that is now held against
aim.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

Gage, Fisk. Keith Hats; Field and
Carson Novelties; volland Books for
Children: the best OF Classics and
cards. Hat and Art Shop 7os Chi
cage ave. East Chicago. 12:20!2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
NOTICE

Starting today and ewgry day u1.
I'll further notice, all uostess OF stat
"a meeting for lodges and fsassxnAi
orders win DO charged fer as aAa
rate OF loo per I1us.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

Big assortment OF Christmas Can
dies. at Georges Confectionery,
corner Forsyth and Chicago Ave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

Wesley wickey IS around on crut-
ches these days. due to the fact that
he had the misfortune to stumble
and fall at the Ice Plant on Sunday
and break a small bone IN his right
ankle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

To phone mewa aaexna 90 East CNf.
ssgo Times 0fnce. call Eass Chiess
SO 81.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

the law on his question before max
Ing arrests for violations of the law
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

los Chicago avenue. Our goods
mean q mark OF 100 Plus in the test
Of good taste. 13:2o:2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
ZYBELL-BENNETT

Saturday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william Zybell, 1861
Forsythe avenue. their daughter
Miss Della Irene; became the bride
OF Anders z. Bennett. Rev. Frank
Naples performing the ceremony in
the presence OF only immediate re-
latives The bride was becoming
ly gowned IN q travelling suit A
wedding dinner followed. and Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett LEFT Immediately
for a. short honeymoon. after which
they will return and make their flu
ture home in East Chicago. They
have the best wishes Of many
friends.
The Methodist church OF East
Chicago 10 planning a fine Christ
mas entertainment for the Sunday
school to be given Saturday even
ing In the social rooms OF the
church. A haerty response was
manifest to the appeal for gifts for
the White Christmas" last Sun
day. Those desiring to help the
more unfortunate children VIII find
an opportunity next Sunday morn
ing to place their gifts in the mail
bag.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20
Read These
Twin City
Advertisements


AT wAsSEY'S PLEATxNG SEoF
Phone 40. 81 Stats Sc, EAznmnod.
We have about 100 OF them
for sale. We do Hemstitching with
gold or silver thread button holes.
buttons cornered. embr oidering.
braiding. beading, tucking. fancy
stitching. 1@:2:lt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

visitors for a shert while, each
day.
Johusten's and Lowell &c Covell
Chocolates, soc TO $500 at Schiick-
er's Pharmacy. 12:2e-1
The children In the primary de-
partment Of the Congregational
sunday school Will have their
Christmas entertainment Saturday
afternoon at 2:3o o'clock In the
church parlor. They will have a.
fine Xmas tree and Santa Claus
who will see that all the little ones
get their annual treat of candy. All
children OF tho department and
their parents are invited.
Have you been In schlickers
iately7 12.20-1
Mrs. J. e. Leahmann. chairlady or
the Royal Neighbors benefit bake
sale. Saturday at Schlickers Drug
Store, wishes TO thank all who no
kindly donated. or helped in any
way to make It the success 1t was.
The ladies have $4,000 for their eff
forts
Get your Xmas tree decorations
early at Schlickers Phar macy.
12:2o-1
The afternoon Five Hundred club.
was most charmingly entertained
yesterday at the home OF Mrs.
Bruce Darragh in Mark The home
was most beautifully decorated In
Christmas greens. Holly wreaths.
poinsettias. narcissus and prettiiy
shaded floor lamps. Those win
ming honors IN five hundred were
Mrs. Fred Collins. first: Mrs. Anton
Peterson. second and Mrs. James
Calvin consolation; the latter was
also voted a member of the club.
Mrs Darragh had planned and car
ried out the idea OF a Christmas
party, which was a great surprise
to the club members. She served a
very delicious three course lun-
cheon. Tho next meeting will be
in two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
william Hogan. and will be In the
nature OF New Years party. with
a grab bag.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

The many friends OF Mrs. Otto
Doescher. VIII be glad to know she
Is getting along very nicely at the
Mercy hospital. Gary, where she
underwent surgical treatment last
week. and that she Is able TO see
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Robinson OF
North Barring avenue. will spend
Christmas with relatives in Green
castle, Indiana.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-06-29
R'ham District Conference.

There were 96 preachers and
delegates in attendance upon the
conference of the Rockingham
District at Vass on Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
The conference granted Pre-
siding Elder J. H. Shore a two
weeks vacation. R. N. Page was
elected district leader, and Aber
deem was chosen as the next
town for holding the next dis
trict conference.
The delegates elected to the
annual conference are: R. N
Page, R. D. Phillips, A. Cameron
K. NJ. Barnes, Mrs. r. B. John, ]
C. Lentz, Mrs. Frank Page anc
r. T. Poole. The alternates are
Leake S. Covington, r. B. Rey
|nolds, A. FL White and f. A
Page.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-06-29
WHIsKAWAY, Harry P. Viii

WHIsKAWAY, Harry P. Whit
ney's great colt, which a week
ago gave Norwich the only defeat
of his racing career, repeated
that triumph last Saturday at
Latonia, Kentucky, when he
swept past the wire winner OF
the $4,000 special Latonia race
for three-year,o lds before a rec
ord. breaking crowd of $4,000 per
sons. A So ticket in the pari
mutuels paid the good odds OF
$11.10 to win on Whiskaway
Thibodaux, a Kentucky raised
horse, came in second just half E
length behind the winner, ane
Norwich was third, ten length:
behind.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-06-29

to what a prominent citizen OF
that county had to say of the
killings: Some of these days peo-
pie will realize that it doesn't
pay to try to break a strike in
Williamson county"
The only comment the POST
DISPATCH will make now of this
Illinois barbarity is to say that it
is time for Americans outside Of
that Illinois county and outside
the circle of the union to ponder
this archdeed of savagery. Is
the law of the statute book OF
tumultuary violence, executing
the will of the labor union, tc
prevail?