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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
AL Day Eswtn9.

Thursday. the Fourth Street Kings
Daughters vii have an all-day sewing
session ~ tho homo Of Mrs. William
Brurhaus. Pleasant Valley. Luncheon
will re served at 80. All those expect
!,S 20 attend are requested 10 please
-o.'f,- orc % tho committee hy "ednes-
DAY. Tho committee IL as follows:
Mechanics:
". = Lukenz, Geo W Jcf"r7,
paro'd FREEMAN Z. +. Meek.
] H Hendrix
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

r =. Star and Jack Sullivan staged
a nCn, over n woman and w"r" hauIc'
In hv Officer Pastors ard EurhWaln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Ten man wore arrested by the roro.
Monday IN charges of being drunk. ~
orderly and with fighting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Taur TcmpIln charged wiki speeding
WAS given 4 jail Scntrmr" of I've day 5
and Il fine of so and costs. He gave
notice OF an appeal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
En0O MuRklkE Judge 4!

stanford Fob Campbell. J"hr Feaocck
and John WhiSki.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
Aubcr-CoE err.

4, S.. Jose2hs Cath"dra! yesterday
morning at seven o'clock. the wcdoiNS
az Miss Martha Rose Auh"r. da"Snicf
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. John \. AUher. and At'.
Peter !. Conner was solcmnizeu III the
presence Of few friends and relatives
o. tho bride and groom After short
Wedding ,v!p. The couple vii! reside IN
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

John roscv was sent To ia'l for r:ve
DAYS and fined so Cor speeding while
la, brother Louis was fined $50 for
being 4 suspicious character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Earl Iit'.c;ru, Of ST 'la'rsTi'e.
charged with driving machine "hl'"
was given S"N fine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Medium Brown Hair looks best OF all
after a Golden Clint Shampoo.-AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

E.mGin@ on Wheeling Hin ~ 80" a.
~. is ~ razt.mn for Young horS &"
participate iu. Alfred Miner. William
West and Tom Mitchell were fined 81"
ard costs FOR dis"rdcrly conduct.
GEORGE l-ec,tou and Harry Mitchell were
turned over To tho Juvenile authorities.
III" fines AGAINST tho three young men
wcrr suspended when they promised not
to appear In court again Tor ono year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Clarence MrIard'o 90 Martins Ferry
Wa, hvrr,luE 20 M"undsviIin with ivy"
g,rl friends Whru arrested f"r speeding.
llc was S!,Cn five days IN jai! ana
t-t-. ~ - and rNSts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
Bridge Party

Mrs II. 4. Ebhcrt will entertain THO
members Of her bridge club this after
noon a. her home m the Howard Apart
,.ents. Pleasant Valley. Luncheon Will
be served a, one o'clock, and the re-
mainder % tho afternoon VIII be oeVot'
ed 70 the fascinating card diversion.
Present will DC:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

Mrs. Henry Pollock, OF Klrkwood. viii
give a delightful bridseluncheon thi,
afternoon At her home. Luncheon. with
attractive appointments throughout Will
Re served at ono O'Clock. which VIII oa
followed BY several games Of bridge,
Hcr guests vii, include:
Mesda'rcs-
=. J. ENlmye- Guy Moore
,Iohr q. Schenk p. r. Callahan
Charles Fox. ct Elmer Il. "eIty
Pittsburgh John Maurer
Charles RulErr.. Jesse killmeyer
Albert Fellers
Misses
Loretta Heiner Gertrude Linch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-10
Colds to Help Pay
Cost of College by
Applying KnOUIedge

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. Go
eds at the University OF Cincinnati
wiz have an opportunity this fan 20
take Up cooperative courses in
dietics. chemistry. commerce and
architecture FOR the first time in
The history of the institution. Full
rime work az the university viii
be required during the first two
Years while in the third and fourth
years the situation Will alternate
Sin two and four-week periods at
the university and az actual work
along the line OF endeavor chosen.
They Will be paid for the practical
work just as the men students are
paid ander the cooperative sys-
tenn which has been in vogue at the
L. c. Engineering college for years
Practical work viii be In Cincinnati
laboratorIes. Offices and hospitals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-10
Beer Price IN Paris
Depends on the Place

PARIS. Sept 9.-(By I. y. So
How much is a glass or beer in
Paris All depends upon where YOU
buy Il. Not long ago a certain ciu-
zen amused himself BY making a
tour OF many cafes and keeping
record OF the price. which varied
from four 70 forty cents Lately
this same Individual has been carry
ING on other Investigations and has
found a cafe which charges about
four cents for anything you care 10
drink. Doe it beer. coffee. wine or ex-
"a stout This Is a novel idea. and
~ cafe = probably the only one or
- KIND 60 be found IN The capital
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22
Scfcfrinse, StrenIclfndcn, SGir
fnden, GnfInp, niiu., mad Oenti6cr
Nrt, Samstass. Z llbr murgens an.
SmlinS &OicnfelO,
Stano SO, Nrcaoc Marfet.
Stiftnnssfeit Oes Concord Samcn.
Dereims.

2ebten Sonntag fon0 in Der Con
coro.9dlle, 314 6 StraBe q. W, oas
5lpeite StiftungSfeIt oes Concord 90.
men-8ereins ltatt. 8iele 5reunoe Der
8omen moren erihienen. 5rau Yal.
lime @alter er0ffnete ourb cine 4n
ipro6e 0ns Set uno CAB SShrem aili
rihtigen ge0allern Altsorud, DAB Die
bem1brte YrGiiOenten 5rau 0turie
Billie idmer erfrantt lei nno aus ole
lem @runoe nidt 5ugeeen lein tonne.
Sierouf er9riff 6erY r1iioen Oes Con
coro &lubs Oas @ort, nobel err gan8
belonoerS auf treles 3ulommenur.
beiten 0eS 0eutidtums binmies. @r
doate groBe I%nerfennung fir Die bic
len S%eiltungen Der 0amen lett Bette.
ben oes Clubs. Ser @ermania WGn
ner6or" lang aur geridonerung ser
6eier mebrere 2ieoer; unter Ger Sci.
tung oes Brof. Gbriitiant famen
aud mebrere Tiolin. uno @eianas.
lolos gum gortrag, Die rei6lid be-
lobnt muroen. @ud Serr aarl gu.
quit StrauB erfreute Die anpelenOen
nit mehrcren Solos. Sierauf. folgte
Der gemiitlihe Cell oenn elm ieoer
orebt ii6 gerne NAL mieoer i'm oeut
lden 8al5er, mo6u Serr Martin
S6iling uno Serr Ibrens Sic Wailif
IDieIten Mnua hplonAers ~ Iohen
mar Der bon Den 0onlen bergeridtcte
&affeetlati6. SER 6eroinanO 9all
er, Der Den DGbrenD Der 9o5aartage
BON allen 8eiudern 10 iebr bciuunoer.
ten &u6en geboden bate, ihenfte
aud fir oieien Abeno pieoer cine
Sorte. Grit in ser Mitterno6tsitun
Dc leerte iiG Ole Sale; ieocr iudte 81
trieoen fem Seim auf uno miiniht
Dem lieben 0amenperein meiteres
Woblipouen uno @%eoeiben.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22
auS Der 9taOt.

Die 9luSitellung Der Social SD.
giene SocietD iano am Samstag III.
rem 9bitlub. -lleber 10000 geiuder
iuaren a%ueieno. &en. Sobn Yt. 600
per. bon DER aotboliiden lluiDeriit1t
miro am 5reitag. oeu %. DECEMBER,
nm fl llbr bormittags, i'm Au0ito.
RUM oes Departments Of tbe Snteri.
or on Der 3 unO 20. Strabe. eiueH
@ortrag iiber aIbe Evolution Of the
5onliIn" balten. Satber Cooper bat
elm lebrreihes fleines Bud geihrie-
ben. Ser @Oucation in tbe Some,
melhes pom Il. 2. 8nblic Sealtb
Serpice" frei be5ogen peroen fam.
-am 10. DECEMBER 3. 5. oerItorb
i'm 9auie ibrer Godter Goio Hobmer,
729 Morton Sir. u. @., 8rau @ert.
ruoe WouI. geb. Gau. 0ie 8erltor-
bene mar 16 Sabre lang bettIdgerig.
Die 9eerOigung fono om Douners-
tag mad Dem ct. Marien 5rieobofe
ltatt. &odm. 8forrer Srinfaus belt
Die Grauerreoe. 2eihenbeitatter mar
@aper Sons So. 0ie 8~erltorbene en-
reidte Elm 4lter bon SO Sabren, unO
fam I'M Sabre 1894 nad Den Ser.
Stanten. sic mar in Soupen bel
6itloo in 9urbeiien geboren mo Der.
beiratete iih in 1868 in 9euti6lano.
brer Gbe entiproiien 3 S0bne: <-
0OIpb, &einbaro uno Gmil MnuI;
mo 3 Sodter: 5rou Wiinuie Rou-
ider. 6rau Hoia Hobmer uno 5rnu
Bertha 8bid.
-glm 30. gtobember Derltorb i'm
Alter BON SO Sobren 6rnu Gbriitine
Sold. Sic seborte Der @oncoroia
Stride an.
-lluerbittIid bat Der Sdnitter
Zoo inter ben @emeinoegIieoern Ger
Iut5. Correspondence (6. uno y Str.
- 8.l, gem0bt. SIN nergongenen
ohre peritarben folgenoe @Iieoer:
Gath @roener. 81 Sabre oIt 9tinnie
5oritcr, 81; SenrD Sdid. 81; Sole.
phinc @~ilIpdrO, 50; 9lbbie Brandt.
70; 6rou goIs. 81; 5reO. %. 8itte.
rs; Suian $. &Ieinbenn, &c; Dag.
Oplere Retier, 81; NiarD 0idoIs, So;
2eon Sutdins. %; @llitop Sburm.
Al; aotberine 9ili 80; Gbriitine 30.
0rGaer, SO; Gotborine Sdidler, Gil;
Bertha @obr. Ga; @ottIieb 3. ". Sa.
cob, "A; @liiabetb Giiig, 81; 8ilbel.
nina Hatb, rs; SenrD 9. u. Qippo0,
AZ; ISM. Auerit Soaie. II; aat6e.
rine Shmob. 10; @eorgiaua Court.
nep, 10, Sennp 8ire. Greer. 70; @n.
ME Guiana 6ries, 50; @iuiam s..
Bennett, 81; Sobn 8m. Steiumes.
"a; Mm. $. SeuberIid, "a; Conrad
Otto, SS; 9enrg ". 5iflie. Is; 6lo-
renee 9. &ouins.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22
Spr nserle nnS Mnnies YlGtle,
Trndt- mnS 9OnnO Safe,
Smlins &Oienfel6,
Gtanb Sc, Nreabc Marfet.
Concord Glmb.

glm 6reitag letter ISOLDE fano Die
iibli1e Oireftoren-S erlommlung Oes
Concord &lubs itatt. Yr6lioent Carl
Soffmom fiibrte Sen 8oriiB; Sefre-
tar $. g. @infler protofoaierte. Ser
6inandiefretGr beri6tete cine Ausga.
be bon $t3, TAO an 4nteilIheinen.
@ier uelle Wtitelieoer puroen aiifge-
nommerf. @err 9lfreo 9iet, Der Se-
fret6r oes 8a5arfomites, eritattete
ieinqn enogiltigen i6riftli6en 8eri9t.
Na6 oemielben belduft li6 Die SotaI-
einnbme ouf $1496.55 9os 0iretto.
RUM bei6loB, nit Dem 8erloien oes
Automobils 81 marten bis ale Num.
mern untergebra6t iino. = Der Ter.
l%aufene Sbeaterabeno ergab einen
&eingepinn bon 500. 80 Na6 Or
leoiaung ser iibliden @ei6Gfte er.
griff 9err Martin 8iegono oas 8ort
ihS GerbinOung nit Dem Mufrufe oes
9errn Or. Sober CUR 2inoerung Ser
Not in Deuti6lano. Mon ernonnte
Elm aQuite 6eitebeno aus fiinfSerren,
Inn Ii6 nit Serrn Or. Sober in Ser.
binoung 81 ieben, Inn einen groBen
D0ribe" 81 D~eranltalten. N1beres
miro an oiNcr SteIle befonnt gegeben
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22
SOdseitsslufeH

2ebten 6reitag. Den 10. DECEMBER,
mur0en I'M Hinrrbauie Der Goncor0ia
ourh 9aitor 6. 8. 2oder
Serr @olter Meper uno 6r1uIein
glma 9uebler gum 9un0e fiirs Sc.
ben pereinigt. 9tah Der Sraung fono
Elm Gmpfang inn Sauie Der GItern0 0es
Vrautigoms, 0err mo Sruu Sobn
W3epers, 1887 W1oii. g(pe. q. 70,
ltatt. II 2esten Sonntag gaben oonn
Die @Itern Der 9ront. Serr uno 6rau
llbert guebler. ebenfals einen @nt-
ptang al @bren oes 9rautpoares uuf
ibren 2oroiib in @bcaton. @2o. IS
mar elm ridtiges, oeutides 6od3eits.
telt nit .edtem @od5eitsiAmults,
.Srunf JlnO So45eitsfuhen, Sen Die
6irma .Sulius Roienfel0 geliefert bat.
te. 0eutider 2ie0erfIong ertonte bis
in ben friiben Vtorgen. anipeleno
bci Der Seller mareu oic 9rolteltern
oes iungoermdbltcn 8aares, loiuie Ole
Somilien Sobn 9Llt, @m. 3anoer,
.Gbriltian unO 6rib 4ronenbitter.
9brilt. 9urlebaus, Garl Braun, Sol.
Merd, VI. Hobler, aurt Yotride. s.
nno @mt. Steiner. Senrp 6ornen,
Feter 8rib mo 2ilcile 5teingruber.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22
Beibuadten

9aS MeibnohtSfeit nit leinen lido
nen, Oeutiden Sitten entipringenoen
@rinnerungen an S%aunenbaum unO
&inocrgliid, @oben uno @ebete. 6rie
Den uuO 6reunOidaft, lit mieoer bier.
@ie podt oos &er5 Der ainoer-uuO
Der @riuahienen, Die iih nod elm 9in.
oerber5 bemabrt boben-beim 8longa
Ser @eibnohtsgloden, beim Anblid
oes Sanft gticoloiis, Der bier3ulanOe
nit Dem @eibnohtSfelt 5uiommenee
ipahien it'll Gin Ieibboitiger Oeut.
ider Nicolous in ser Herion oeal
Serrn 9raob bierielbit e%rireute Eoii.
ienoe bon &inoern in oieien Sogen in
einem bieiigeH, eroBen @eidGftsbaus
nit ieinem freunoliden 8iafomm.
ieinem miIoen. giitigen 2GdeIn. @r
perforpert io5uiagen ben Oeutiden
acknowledgement.
ln0 0os Ser5 oeS oeufenoen
0euti6. Ameritoners miro nebmiitig
Seine @eoanfen nonoern Ii b 5 3
9roBe W eel uno lpeiIen bel oen
.2ieben Der alien eimot I.
&eI6e 8eibno6t ieiern iie2 Sci.
len mir Den SungerilOen Oriiben III
geniigenoem WaBe? 60 frost man
lid. llno duriid lenft iid ole BE.
trodtung in Die neue Seimat.
SIT ole. 8eit iett ntdt giiniti9er
oem ie fir cine grobe SammeIar.
beit9 9at iid Der poIitiide 9immeI
uno Der 3pang Der 3eit niht II
gunlten Der alien Seimat geGn.
bert? Sbr Iieben 0euti6en uno
8reunoe @aibingtonsl 2oBt ms am
8eibna6tstoge oas @elobonis er.
neuern, mittels unieres bieiigenSilis.
bereins ale uniere &rGfte o%ui5ubie.
ten, INN Den 8lutsbrii0ern oriiben 5u
beIfen. alen uniern 6reunoen uuo
@onnern miiniden mir bon Ser5en
Elm redt frobes NeibnohtsfeIt.
8rieOe OUT Groen Den. Meniden,
Die eines guten MinenS iino.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22

Inn Die @ntItebung uno @eidihte Der
Ser. Staoten riibmte. IS mar Die
Antmort Or. &obers ouf Die Gn-
IdulOigungen Or. s. %. 8iIeD's
BON bier i'm yStor" bonn 10. 0esem.
Der, 0obinaebeno, ooB Oos OeutIhe
Golf MitIeio nift berOiene. Mit
He6t fQnnte Or. Sober alf Oie tau
Ienomol nieOerlegten alien glntIogen
Or. @iIep's gegen Die 9eutiden in
be5ue auf aneebIide in OeutidIono
6ergeitelte 2ulitanid-M teooiaen, ouf
@rouiomfeiten Ser Dertiden in Bel
glen Ben @Oitb,g apen Son, MiBban0.
lung uno Ml6roen belgii9er &inOer
uno Srouen Our1 9eutide, auf oeut-
I6e &riegsiduIo, DSmperialismlls"
OeS neuen republifaniiden o&ei9es" /,
oos 8iiuonis ser 9eutIhen nit 8ul.
garien uno Der Giirfei, unO oergl.
uift eingeben. @r bate ionit Bit
der idreiben miiilen. @s lei bier oo-
rouf bingemiepn Dab Die idmtli9en
fatboIii6en 8ii66fe 0eutidlanos -
nod gang fiir5li6 auf einer8eriamm-
lung feierli6 lire Musiage bonn
Sabre 1915 mieoerboltelt, oab
0euti6lano am &riege uno Den ibm
5ur 2oit gelegten 8erbre6en uni@ul-
0ig iei. Or. Sober bebt ltatt oelIen
beroor, Bob @iIion ebenio feierIi9 err
flGrte, 0aB mdn nur gegetl Die oeut-
ide sc e gierung nn0 nidt gegen
Sas Sentide &Olt gu SeIoe ee8ogen
lei. 9os 8eroienlt Der OeutI1en INN
Die &ultur ser @elt unO belonoers
ltnierer nelten @eimat, ben gbarnfter
oes Oeutiden 8olfes, feline Soeale,
iein 6amilienleben, ieineReligion, iei-
ne &unlt uno @iiieni6aft, fennt Or.
8ileD ani9eineno ni1t. Or. Sober
lit niAt nur elm MenidenfreunO, @r3t
unO 9bilantbrop, lonoern aud elm
e1ter, amerifanii6er 8atriot, Der
furdtlos fir He6t unO 8abrbeit uno
Ieine ueber8eugung eintritt. Mon
mliB ibm oanfbar fir feline Irtifel
iein.
Ole Artifel 2loDo Georges in Der
bieiigen Zines, oie Die Bolitif bon
6ranfreid ms re6te 2i@t itelen
mur0en bon Sendtoren tpie Sobnion
un0 @it6cod miIfommen eebeiBen
uno giinltie beiprohen. Sit1cod,
(SimeS, IA. 9e5.) iprad bonn fortge-
iebten frana0fii6en &rieg gegen
0euti6lanO uno mie0erbolte, mos@e-
neral Sir Srancis 81. Bingham IGngit
geiagt hatte, oaB 0eutIdlano iebt
polfommen entmoffnet lei. au@ Die
beige u&oit" Us. De8.) i6loB ii9
Dem IN. 0ie gauge HeporationSfro-
&c, Die jebt enoli9 Dor Ger breiten
0effentlidfeit mtfgeroIlt miro, lit alt-
%BerorOeutli9 treffIi6 ltatiitii9 in
8il0ern fir 0aS AugemeinberitGno-
mis- ~oaraeitelt in Dem 8ii9lein:
00euti6lano unO Ser 5%rieoensber-
trag in 8ort uno Bib. Gin 8oIfs-
buA iiber ben 8ertrag bon8erlaiIes~
bon Or. 8olter &roa. (&ulturliga,
Berlin SO. 80
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22

enpdjrOl, @eaIlOaf iuirfIide 9eIifa.
teilen, iinD 81 baben bel:
UHbIers, 1915 Nisss @artt.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22

Sefefranse, Strenielfnden, Sale
tilden, &nflmp, niu., mad 6entlder
Nrt, SamStass, Z l1br morsems an.
Snlins 8ioienfel6,
Stano Of, IreaSe Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22
ScRen.Saa nm 1. Samnnr 1923.

Die Seiien Der Stnot babcn fir ben
gseujabrstog, @ontos, oen 1. Sanu-
ar 1923. einen sroBen gaa geplant.
9erIelbe ioa ebenio elan8ooa meroen
mie IS bel oen 9Gaen Dor LANCER 3eit
Der Sail mar. 0as tan3luitige gu
blifum lit du 5obIreidem 9ehld elm.
gelaoen.
Vile Surten friides Sleiid!
NGrite Gnnlitdt, bei
SnebIersT
36-45 &isss @arfet, Brain 1924
Washington Journal., 1922-12-22

Der 8ufaa fiigte es, oaB oie Spol.
te gleib neben Dem obigen Mrtifel oes
Star" einen anoeren aus ser be-
tpabrten Sober Or. &ober's bon bier
bradte, Der Die @eroienite ser Mme-
rifaner oeutf6er @bitnmmung
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10

UNCLE SAM IS SCRAPPING
 SHIPS NAMED IN ARMS PACT

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 10- Five battleships which were named in the arms treaty for scrapping, are now being stripped at Mare Is land and prepared for the junk heap notwithstanding the fact that the treaty in question has not yet been ratified. IL is explained by officials of the navy department that the vessels are obsolete and were ready for the scrap heap prior to the arms conference.
 The battleships are the Virginia, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Georgia and Nebraska. The Virginia and New Jersey are being stripped at Boston.
 Four of the ships, the New Jersey, Georgia, Rhode Island and Virginia, were built in 1906 and the Nebraska was built a year later. All five are of I9,e4S tons displacement, have a speed of 19 knots and main battery of four 12-inch guns and four torpedo tubes.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
UNION CHIEFS AND OPERATORS
 GATHER AT CONFERENCE TABLE

CLEVELAND, Aug. 10-Strike leaders and soft coal operators will meet in conference in this city late this afternoon in an effort to reach an agreement on wages and working conditions which will bring an end to the strike.
 An agreement was virtually ar rived at yesterday by the labor leaders to conclude a settlement al the conference, and it is also ex- pected that the operators will make concessions in an effort to bring about a resumption of mining.
 The policy committee of the Unit ed Mine Workers has voted to pro- ceed with negotiations with operat- ors from Ohio, Western Washington, Indiana and Illinois, who will be represented at the conference. Pres ident Lewis predicts that the agree ment will be accepted by 75 per cent of the bituminous tonnagein- volved in the strike.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
EAST SIDE HAS SENSATION;
 POLICE SAY BOOTLEGGERS

NEW YORK, Aug. 10-The East Side, while still aquivver over the assassination of Ko Low. Chinese tong leader, were thrown into an other panic yesterday when an auto dashed into a crowd of clothing strikers and opened fire on them, and then quickly disappeared, leav- ing eight wounded on the pavement.
 The police have decided that there had been a bootlegers' feud and that men who were wounded had attempted to stop the auto, follow ing a shooting affray nearby, in which the four occupants of the car had been engaged.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
MOONSHINERS MAKING WAR
 ON COAST BOOZE PIRATES

ANCHORAGE, Aug. I0-N W $ which has trickled into town from the upper end of Cook inlet indi- cates that desperate warfare has broken out between moonshiners and liquor pirates in that locality, resulting in armed conflict.
 It appears that a man recently went Outside under the plea of i'll health and it developed later that he had a bullet wound in the ab- domen which nearly proved fatal He hovered between life and death for several weeks. It is claimed that he was shot by moonshiners who caught him stealing a cache of liquor.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
FULLERTON BACK IN NOME;
 TURNED DOWN BY EXPLORER

NOME, Aug. 10-Lieut. Fuller ton, who sailed for the Arctic with the Amundsen expedition with the expectation of making flight over the North Pole to SpitZbergen, re- turned to this city on Thursday aboard the schooner Seawolf, from Deering. He explains that Amundsen selected 0. NJ Dal to make the hop from Barrow, leaving nothing for him to do but drift about with the Maud, which he did not join the expedition to do. Fullerton Is now enroute to Victoria to join the Can adian air board and is much put out over having missed making the Arctic flight, which was his only object in coming North.
 Fullerton says that unless there has been unexpected delay the Amundsen plane should be ready now to start on it's way across the pole. Amundsen decided to use only one aviator so as to avoid the in termediate fuel base north of Bar TOW.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
Men Have Right To Quit

CLEVELAND, Aug. l0-Asked this afternoon if the action of the trainment at Joliet had the approv- al of the brotherhood chiefs, Presi- dent Stone replied: "The action does not require approval. Our men are not expected to work under such conditions as now prevail at rail road terminals" Lee, head of the trainment, and Robertson, president of the firemen, agree with Stone.
 Lee has telegraphed to the chair men of the fremen's organizations on three trunk railroads, authorizing a strike if the men find working conditions unendurable.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
Harding Plan Failure

STAUNTON, Ind, Aug. 10-The effort made at the Strip mines to dig coal under the protection of soldiers, as arranged by President Harding, has resulted in failure, af- ter a trial lasting eight days. The operators, in that time, have been able to load four cars of coal for use by the state, but not a pound of coal has been mined. The oper- ators have been unable to obtain the labor necessary to do the work.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10

Stone, of the Brotherhood of Loeo- motive Engineers, when informed of the action taken at Joliet, told a representative of The Associated Press that there would be a hundred more cases of a similar character if the working conditions in yards and shops remained unchanged. The executives of the four brotherhoods have telegraphed their members to stay away from the railroads if their lives are endangered.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
HAD TOO MANY WIVES

SEATTLE, Aug. 1o-Charles P. Friend was sentenced to a term of from two to five years on a charge of bigamy. He has three wives. While still married to No. l, now of Portland, he took on No. ?, at Great Falls, and entered upon his third matrimonial voyage recent ly at Los Angeles. No. came to Seattle and accidentally met No. ?. Struck by the coincidence of simi- lar names, they compared notes, leading to the arrest of Friend.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
JUNEAU INDIAN ARRESTED
 FOR KILLING WHITE MAN

JUNEAU, Aug. 1o-Willie Jack son, ain Indian, was placed under ar rest yesterday morning, charged with killing Captain Harry C. Lott, former Port Townsend shipping man near Thane, on July 25.
 It is announced that Willie Han son, another Indian, who was Jack sons companion on the night of the murder, has made a statement to the federal officials to the effect that Jackson killed Lott because of his refusal to supply him with home-brew beer.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARIES
 DEFIANT IN FACE OF DEATH

MOSCOW, Aug. I0-Twenty-two revolutionaries who were convicted here this week on charges of plot ting against the soviet government. detied the court during the pro- nouncement of sentence late Thurs day afternoon. There are three women among those who were given the death sentence.
 One of the condemned women in- formed the court that she had been selected by the conspirators- to kill Lenine. -->....
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10

Tom Smith, smiling and willowy, returned to town today aboard the new mail boat Panama. Tom has been frolieing in the healthful wat CTS of Manley Hot Springs during the last several weeks and returns well fortified to resume his duties as working proprietor of the South ern Hotel, which has been under the management of Tom Hogan dur ing his absence
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
CANADA READY FOR BUSINESS

BENNINGTON. Ont, Aug. To- Canada is ready for reciprocity at any time the United States desires it, according to a statement made by Premier King, in a speech de- hvered here yesterday
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
SHOE PRICES IN DANGER

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug To- Senator Walsh, Democrat, of Massa- chusetts, declared, in a speech made or the floor of the senate today, that the proposed tariff on hides would, if adopted, increase the shoe bill of the nation by millions of dol lars. He places the amount at one hundred and ten millions annually.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-10
GOING TO JOIN STABLE

PARIS, Aug. 1O-Mathilde Me Cormick, lovesick daughter of one of Americas foremost multi-million- aire mothers, who arrived from the United States recently, left for Switzerland today, presumably to carry out her threat to marry Max Oser, Swiss stableman and fancy riding master.