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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
SECRET PANELS
IN TH|EF'S HOME
Plumber Hidden P3hind WainS-
coting in Various Rooms in
Detroit Eobber's House.
D0DGES MANY TRAPS
10 Caught in the Act OF Robbing Po-
liceman's Home and Is Hit on
Head by Brick While Shooting
at Police-Old Offender.

Detroit, Mich.-In Fred Lcmhagcn,
forty-two. who was felled with brick
and captured while firing his revolver
at Patrolman William 4. Emlng and
the latter's brother. Eli, when they sur
prised him In the act of robhng the
patrolman's home. the old-timers In
the police department recognized an
old acquaintance.
They said they remembered Lem
hagen rs the burglar who had terror
lied the East side over n period of sew
eral years prior to IL years ago. but
since that time he was believed to
have gone straight"
His Peculiarly.
When he was lodged In Receiving
hospital, under police guard, suffer
ing from severe liberation on the
head and possible fracture Of the
skull from the brick. the veterans Of
the force said they remembered Lem
hagen's popularity In the burglary
line during his career almost score
OF years ago. Inspector Schuknecht
went In person at the head Of squad
to search Lemhngen's home.
They found false panel in the
linen chest covering cubby hole.
which disclosed $S7 In bills when they
slid the panel aside.
Behind the wanscotlng in various
rooms of the house they found peck
its for plumber drilled and cut into the
walls and ont of them they took II
cigar boXful of rings. wrist watches.
mems watches, cuff buttons. pencils
and one revolver.
Jewels Scattered About.
The jewelry was scattered about in
small consignments. two or three rings
or other pieces of jewelry being found
In the various 'woodpecker nests"
that Lcnhagen had made to hide his
plumber.
Rings and diamonds were found In
half Il dozen other recesses.
Police declare they are satisfied
Lemhagen is the East side burglar"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
MAGNIFICENT WORK OF ART
els, Is by Far the Most Costly
Earthly Crown.

The papal tiara worn by Plus NJ Is
a magnificent sample of the gold
smiths and jewelers. work. II Is
formed OH basis OF very fine felt COW
cred with Il kind of silver mesh ON
which there are three crowns. Each
of these consists of Il good band Of ex-
tremcly light construction, set with
pearls. There are 30 pearls In each
row. making 80 pearls in all.
The first crown is, in addition to the
pearls. adorned in the order given
with Ii rubies, three emeralds, hyu-
cinth. an aquamarine. three rubies,
sapphire and eight gold points with
five garnets and TWO Balas rubies. The
second crown has ten eineralds, eight
Balas rubleS, one chrysOlite. two aqua
marines, six small rubies and three
sapphires.
In the third are IL small Balas
rubies. three larger Balas rubies. four
sapphires, three hyacinths. three aqua
marines. one garnet, eight gold horai
ornaments each with two emeralds.
one Balus ruby. chrysolite and eight
gold points, each adorned with gar
net.
The top Of the tiara is covered with
layer of thin gold in which there are
set eight rubies and eight emeralds.
This gold covering is surnounted by
golden globe enameled in blue. ON top
OF which is Il cross composed of eleven
brilliants. Finally the fanions Of the
tiara, which bear the arms of the new
pontiff, are adorned with tOpazes. EN-
erllds and other jewels.
Altogether, without reckoning the
six rows of valuable pearls, there are
lIG jewels Of various coIors and eleven
brilliants.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
Pastor Indicted for SANDER.

Fort Meyers. Flair. George w.
Benn. pastor of q large church here,
formerly of Columbus, o., has been In
dlcted by the Lee county grand jury
ON three charges Of defamation. He
Is under 5000 bail. The minister is
alleged TO have impugned the charac-
ter OF the daughter Of physician.
Doctor Benn says he will have no trou-
BILE IN proving his Innocence.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03

who has perpetrated job after job
within radius of mile Of his home.
dodging dragnets and plans laid for
him. lie made II clean getaway" with
thousands Of dollars worth Of jewelry
and cash. He is carpenter and lock-
smith. His home is in the fashion
able Indian Village district.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

does not belong TO Us. How can We
have children?"
A father wants 20 know why the
presence OF two or three children Is
an excuse for a landlord 70 refuse 20
rent his flat.
"ShOuld Have Preference"
why shouldn't a good citizen who
creates soldiers for HIS countrys
army and daughters to perpetuate
the race have preference over a sin
gls person. I have FIVE sons. and I
have 20 live in four-roomed fiat
Ny neighbor. a bachelor, has one OF
SIX rooms I fought In the war: he
didn't. IF a war breaks out IN the
next few years my sons will have 20
fight. and my bachelor neighbOr will
remain az home"
7 have 10 children" writes .
working man. My wife was given
a medal (13 babies IN IS years OF
married life). but I wonder what
would happen 20 Us II we hadn't rel
atives TO care for us Ny wife earns
I've francs q day housecleaning.
earn so francs a day With the
present cost OF living I cannot man
age on this and have 10 work on my
days OF. Nevertheless. pay the
same taxes az friend. a widower
with no children"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

HAMMOND. Ind, April 2s.-Gfar-
vel woman OF the age.
That's what scientists and physic-
ians call Mrs. Emma S. Bunneu
here.
For 90 years she has been nat on
her back. with death always how
erng near. in the bed from which
she never Will be able TO move.
Her spine Is broken, a cord con-
trolling much OF the nervous sys-
tenn IS cut in two. and her heart
and other vital organs OF the body
are out OF place as the result Of an
accident.
Yet Mrs. Bunneu. from her bed,
has built up a real estate business
that last year did close to a million
dollar business.
She has started and ia operating
successfully a taxi business that Op-
crates jitneys between this and sur
rounding towns.
She has completed a college cor
respondence course and taken her
degree by studying between the
spells OF pain.
Fell During Fire.
Mrs Bunnell Is Sc. The accident
that crippled her for life occurred
shortly after her marriage. In the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
MRS EMMA BUNNE1L.

confusion that followed fire in her
home, she lost her balance and fell
down a stairway.
Doctors said her case was hope
less and that she would die in a
month. That because her spine
was split in a long diagonal hne an
injury In which. as far as records
go. no person ever has survived.
But the doctors were wrong, 4"
she says. God and my will power
kept me alive. rye lived TO see most
OF the doctors who said I would die
pass away themselves"
Mrs. Brunnell laughed at her own
joke.
"Laugh7 why, do it all the
time" she says. Its the very best
medicine I know Of"
The crippled woman says her bus
mess ventures are merely the bar
riers she erected between herself
and the thoughts OF herself.
One day she sold some property
for a friend by accident. This was
over the telephone. which Mrs. Bun
nell now calls her silent partner.
Then I decided that II I could
sell property for the friend, I could
sell It for myself" she relates. 81
went into the business seriously and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

have been 90 successful that I have
surprised myself
My customers seld ON see me. AL
negotiations are transacted over the
phone. Few know how badly I
am crippled. Those that do come
TO the house. believe am only
temporarily III"
Sharp Bargainer.
Business ventures have made Mrs.
Bunnell and her husband we'll TODD,
but she says:
'T don't give a rap about money.
It's fine TO have, and some OF II is
a necessity. OF course. But I don't
glory In making II. However,
drive sharp bargains with those who
deal with me. There's difference
you know. between business and
friendship"
A ten-minure interview with "the
sunshine cripple" is enough TO
brighten the day for all of her call
erS.
Recently one Of her taxi drivers
called TO report that his car had
been completely wrecked in s. colli-
don.
why worry about THAR" asked
Mrs. Brunnell after she had heard
his story. You saved the honk in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
FRANCE Is STIRRED
BY RATE OF BIRTHS
hOvernment Expresses Fear
y That Country May Become
Forgotten Nation.

PARIS April 2s.-F1Eurss pub
Hshed recently showed that the pop
ulAtion OF France IS yearly diminish
ing IN alarming proportions. An ac-
compsnyins report suggested that
ne government take all measures
necessary 20 put stop 20 such
state OF affairs lest France Join the
ranks OF % many other nations
which az one time were great. but
which today only exist in memo
RES"
Before any measures could even be
considersd French mothers and
fathers came forward 20 prove how
hard Il Is 20 have children when the
high cost Of living. high taxation and
ridiculous regulations made by land
lords refuHng % allow children in
nzts they own stilI exist. Others
point NJ. that the government prom
isss sid after the birth OF the fifth
child. but that when such help IS
due Erouohy bachelor bureaucrats
revsi In considering the case" for
several months Even then the aid
given would not keep a youngster
going three months The following
are typical examples OF letters re-
csived by the authorities from moth
ers and fathers and express their
views on rspopulstion and depopula-
tons
s~YOu Want More Children"
You want French women 20 have
@ore children" writes mother.
but you laugh at those with large
families. You want children. but
what DO you dc 20 protect. save and
safeguard thsm7 or what use are
spesches, laws and medals? You can
not create life with them II IS with
air, bread and security that YOU can
create pure and healthy children"
A young married couple write;
we have no home. We cannot find
a nat. DO away with the house
shortage. We live in one room, which
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

some OF the words she spelled with
out the slightest idea OF what they
would be" says the superintendent
OF the schools Of Marion county.
Just have someone read a few
OF these words which she was cor
rec on and you try and spell them
correctly"
Allegiance. disastrous, calipers,
apologize. moccasin (snake), exuded.
tureen. perspiration. coupe. omnibus
conveyed, consensus. venomoUs. gal
vanizing, corroding. occurrence.
In the district contest. Miss Barnes
missed what was regarded as one Of
the easiest words-automObue And
rs a word she says she knew how
10 spell before she entered school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Oldest Monastery is Made
Orphdndge by u. S. Relief

TIFLIS, Armenia, April 29.-The
oldest monastery in the world, the
Etchmiadzin castle. near Erivan.
was reopened recently. under the
protection Of the American flag, as
an ,orphange Of the Near East relief.
The ancient monastery IS histOri-
cally one OF the most important IN
Armenia It is the cradle Of the
Christian faith in Armenia, having
been founded by the much-yener-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
Urges Whipping Post to
Maintain Public Order

SAVANNAH, Ca. April 2s.-Es-
tablishment Of a whipping post for
the punishment OF criminal offend
ers was advocated here by Judge z.
T. Surley. OF Warrenton, temporarily
presiding In the Chatham county su-
preme court.
The remarks OF the Judge came
during the course OF a lecture he
was delivering 70 a negro woman
who had entered a plea OF guilty.
He sa1d II Is a great problem with
the judges to determine what TO do
with some prisoners, especially
women. He expressed his belief that
$50 lashes with . buggy trace in in
stallments OF so would be beneficial
TO the prisoner and could be well
applied in many other cases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

FAIRNrONT. ". Va. April 29.-
Tive champion speIler in the ele-
mentary schools OF the United
states
That's the title which the people
OF Vest Virginia claim for Madeline
Barnes. IS. who missed only one
sprd out or 400. I'm q district spell
g match. and only four out OF 400
N a county spelling match here She
Is already the acknowledged cham
pIon speller of West Virginia
Miss Barnes is the daughter OF Mt
and Mrs. c. w Barnes Of Colfax.
Marion county.
III anyone thinks he can equal
Miss Barnes record ne should try
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

Christianity into Armenia IN the
third century.
The monastery covers several
by a massive wall. which has sus-
tained many a siege and has repealed
frequent attacks by Kurds, Tartars.
Persians and Saracens. At the out
break Of the World war. when thou
sands OF Armenians ned from Tur-
key, the monastery gates were
thrown open 10 receive them, and
here they remained safe for many
months. One Of the buildings or the
monastery dates from the year $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
CLEANING FABRIC.

Add ammonia TO the tepid water
which you use IN sponging your
skirt and the shine will disappear
more easily. One tablespoonful OF
ammonia TO a quart OF water Is the
proportion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
GARDEN.

The best gardens are those with
out weeds. Keep your garden
weeded. When stray plants are al
lowed 10 grow they take up the
moisture and thus rob vegetable or
flower plants OF il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30
PLANTS.

When branches Of a house plant
start to die clip them of. This aids
in keeping the plant IN best proper
shape.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
j. S. GRAIN GROWERS
INC. GATHER HERE
FOR DISTRICT MEET.
DELEGATES FROM FOUR CoUN-
TIES GATHERED IN OTTAWA
YESTERDAY AS PRELIMINARY
TO NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Eighty delegates gathered at the
County Court room in Ottawa yester
day afternoon to attend a district
meeting of the United state Grain
Growers, Inc. The meeting represented
5000 members Of the organization N
La Sale. Er Kalb, Grundy and Ken
dal countlca, the territory ascribod 10
This district of Illinois Henry Mar.
shall Of Serena was chosen temporary
chairman and Henry Parke of D"
Ealb acted as secretary.
The session was called for the pu,
pose Of choosing a delegate and alter
nate to represent this district al tho
national meeting Of the United Stat,s
Grain Growers, Inc. which will be
held in Chicago March q Robert Pc
ttrsOn of OsWegO Was chosen dele@at.
and S. Fred Cummings Of Macon da
alternate.
AZ this convention the directors OF
the national organization will be
chosen.
After the business Of the afternoon
had been disposed Of an address was
delivered by Robert NJ Clark, director
Of the organization in Illinois He
discussed the development of the body
since its formation and the underta&-
ings they desired to accomplish. He
declared that the Grain Growers, Inc,
was not making an effort to put the
board of trade out Of business, bu.
3. IL Il
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
DECKS ALL CLEARED
FOR BIGGEST AUTO
SHOW IN HISTORY
ARMORY TAKES ON FESTAL AIR
EVE OF BIG OPENING-DECORA'
TORS TRANSFORM INTERIOR IN
TO HARMONIOUS CO L 0 r
SCHEME.

Eyprything in readiness, wit b
,,,,.,roo.. Of foi,, weather thn third
c,.,.. ,.iIt oror
annual Au'o"'o0''' "'''"
under very taVorapIe coAolL.-.iS 10 W
morrow afternoon ana as the event
will he held for the remainder of the
week there will We ample opportunity
for everyone within 1.-THE territorial
confines Of La Sale county to pay
their resppcts to the exhibitors and
witness one Of the biggest and best
events of this kind that they have
ever seen outside of the metropOli-
tan shows.
In addition TO the REQ car which
Rntterfeld and Son have been hand.
limo for the mast several wears, they
viii have tba nopnIar new car that is
making snch hit in the country
made Inv the Dort Mfg Company. As
an indica+ion of the amount of bust
roee and thn ontomism of car dealers
The T. V Do,der agency is unloading
two cars of automobiles and while
NOT oil of tbnm will he on DISPLAY at
bo shou, tbav win have Darhans,
tho Iorgoet .inq1e exhibit there, The
Know1oe ronrdrv has several models
of this wears paige's popularity
known and advertised as the most
hooutifnl ca, in America and they
viii bavo comn,ata line on the
qoor Tho DoniaIson Motor Companv
hoe roeoryed tbraa sections for dis.
,1av % Tords Norcn G Widaman
boyo ,rodo arr,nooments s,fth the
r,,iol, ~ foctory for several diffarent
modo1s or onor. and enclosed cars.
Tbo p,iot, noon1o ,ro showing very
mont iob IN forr rvIindar car this
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
IDENTIFY BODIES OF THIRTY.
ONE DEAD.

Newport News, Va, Feb. 22.-
Officers and men from Langley
field today have positively identi.
fled thirty-one Of the thirty-four
men burned to death aboard
the Roma. Among them was Cap.
tain Dale Mabry of Tampa, Fla,
but stationed at Langley field for
some time.
Names of those positively iden.
titled follow:
Captain Dale Mabry, Major John
ThorneIl Master Sergeant p. D.
McNaIIy, Master Sergeant Murray,
Tech. Sergeant L. M. Harris, Staff
Sergeant Lewis Hlliard, staff
Sergeant Marion j. 5eaIIe. Ser
geant William Ryan, Sergeant Vir.
gil Hoffman, Corporal lrby 3.
HeiVron, Private Gus Kinston.
Private Vernon Blakely, Private
John thompson; Private Marion
Hill Newton, IT,; Mr.. Stryker,
McCook field, Ohio (civiIian);
Robert J. Hanson, McCook field.
Ohio (ciViIian); William O'Laugh.
lin, McCook field, Ohio (civIian)
F. Hartman, McCook field Ohio
(ciViIian); Major w. r. Vaute-
meier, Freeport, IT,; Captain Dur
schmidt, Captain Watts, Lieuten
ant W. C. 5urnes, Lieutenant w.
E. Cummings, Lieutenant Riley
(kiIIed in faID, Lieutenant Clifford
Smythe, Chicago; Captain McFar.
land, Lieutenant Clinton, Lieuten
ant n. X. Hine, Sergeant j. M.
Holes, c. N. schuIenberg, Dayton,
Ohio (civilian).
There were four bodies which
the officers and men from Langley
field we're unable positively to
identify, but close friends will be
called in this morning. They are
Sergeant Marlborough, Lieuten-
ant Hail, Sergeant Gorby Ser
geant Schumaker.
Addresses Of the dead men are
now being complied from the rec
ords at Langley field.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
WEINTZ EXPLAINS FORD
MUSCLE SHOALS PLAN

Jacob Weintz explained the Muscle
Shoals proposition to the Rotary club
at the regular5 meeting Of the organ
ization which was held at the New
American restaurant today. Mr..
Wuiutz has just returned from a trim
through the south and paid a visit
to Florence, Ma, during his journey.
The meeting was attended by about
fifty men. Arrangements had been
made fer holding a program in honor
of the seventeenth anniversary of
Rotary's beginning. but this was post.
pOucd ON account OF the Illness OF one
of the past presidents of the orgauf
zaion Tho past presidents Were =
De- in charge OF the program.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
ESSINGTON TO
ADDRESS KlWANIANS

Senator Thurlow G.. Essington will
be the speaker at the monday lunch
con of the Kiwanis club Thursday. lie
will talk about George Washington.
Morey Roberts will provide an
amusement stunt that will iron out
corrugated broWs and massage facIal
wrinkles of the fateued Kiwanls
business man.
Rev. VonckX will lead the singing.
Miss Riley will otciate at the piano,
and Judge Hinebaugh will act as mas
ter of ceremonies
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
TWO BREWING cos.
ASSESSED 5000 FINES

Chicago, Feb. 2-Representativa
Of the ottawa Brewing company and
the Joliet Citizens Brewing company
plead guilty to violations Of the Vel
stead act. Fines of $3.50 were as
sessed against each concern by Juuge
Carpenter,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22

air service, had yielded
up today the last of the
dead of t h e disaster
which overlook her yesterday and
sent her hurting downward to crash
into the net work Of high power elect
ric wires that wrought her destruc-
tion near Hampton Roads
Recovery of the last body fixed the
thirty-four dead; eight injured. and
toll Of the disastcr-the greatest in
history Of American aeronautics-at
three unhurt. or the dead thirty
had been identified, altho many of
the bodies Of those caught in the in
terror of the shin when she crashed
were burned and charred all most
| beyond recognition
United States Opens Inquiry.
Norilk, Va, Feb. 22-Investigation
OF the crash Of the giant army dirigi.
hIe Roma at the army base here yes
terday will begin today with the ar.
rival of officers Of the army air sery.
ice from Washington.
Dead Placed at Thirtyfour.
The number Of dead early today re.
mained at thirty-four, thirty-one of
whom have been identified OF the
eleven survivors of the crew and mas.
scngcrs, eight were in the public
health hospital. One Of them, Charles
Dworack Of Dayton, Ohio superin-
! itendent of aerial construction at Me.
I look field, was in a critical condition
! All Of the others were pyppctpd m
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
Fiji STILL MANS DAD
SUCCUMBS SUDDENLY

Richmond, Va, Feb. 22-Jamee
Brown Potter father of Mrs. Fif
Potter Stillman of New York died
suddenly TODAY at the home of Frank
Powers, in West Hampton, a suburr
of Richmond. Mr. Potter came here
from New York last night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
IDENTIFY 81 WHO Died IN ROMA DISASTER
81 BODIES TAKEN
FROM WRECKAGE
OF ARMY AIRSHIp

Norfolk Va, Feb. 22.-Completely wrecked
by fire and explosion the Roma, the world largest
semi rigid arship and the pride of the American
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
WEATHER

Probably thundersFoW.
ers tonight, turning 10
snow Thursday; much
colder.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22

Springliold II, Feb. 22.-PracIice
of chiropractice for treatment Of
human ailments was given the
supreme courts approval for the
second time here today. The ruling
of the Rock Island county circuit
court which denied an Injunction to
restrain f1ftv-two chiropractors from
continuing in their profession was up
held
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
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TITAN DEVELOPING WE'LL

Jaek Ftenaid Who iH directing tla development o- Che TIm was down Che latter part Of Che week and reports tHut results tHua Hr obia.u- .I are uu. factory m orory respect The muo bad bon advanced 6G feel, and Che uo. Wn. in milling orc This tunnel H being Irrou toward n large showing of comparatively high grade or. haI Ha. opened mp ou Ono aur- no. u.t summer and should hc reached witch ahorl loo feet moro 70. rrUnr EIeh. men are employed working two aUlH aud thoy have
 .h good opinion a. Che property Hat .nor arc aI taking units .u Che Titan Salmon H.r.r Syndicate in n..frrmwl ol Choir waeo Winter
 nnIc arc ..I In. and One camp H
 .onren.au. and comfortable aa any i'm Che district Hrio- Minor