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South Bend news-times., 1922-11-25
3D. Is
for Blocks
Variety

Other blocks. too. are
available in Toyland. There
is a remarkable assortment
including building blocks in
large sizes. Selections made
now are certain to please.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-25

And such is life in a great city!
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-25

Humpty Dumpty of Mother Goose fame has brought
his crcuses Toyland All the kings horses and all
the kings men" help him to stage his performance it
seems Some of the stunts are pictured above.
A splendid parade Of animal
carts and gay band wagons
There are brightly painted carts filled with wild ami
mails And gorgeous band wagons eaboratey built in
gondola style rumble along drawn by prancing horses
They carry uniformed bands What circus to have
set Of these from Santa
A range OF prices to choose.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-25

And while we are on the subject
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-25

The L. s. S. Pittsburg has gone to Constantinople
and may smoke out out smoke a few Turks
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-25

A ducky doll cradle is
made of wood with painted
head and foot boards to re-
semble our quacking friends.
Ducky shoe flies and pull
toys repeat the refrain of
ducks in side boards and
mounted upon wheels. OF
colored wood.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-25

Girl named rzybycylowicz married in New Jersey
and her name is Mrs Potts so everybody is happy
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-25
ASpeaking
FidO

Standing upon his hind
legs with an eager express
sion upon his wooden face.
He can be drawn about be-
cause he Is mounted upon
wheels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Home Run Baker Will
Quit Baseball When
He WEEDS on Monday

baltimore. Md. Jan. I'D. frhnb''n
C"Homo Itun'D Iinkcr proposes TO n"''
baseball professionally after MS mar
rinEo 10 MISC Margaret Mitchell. OF
baltimore. tomorrow. M rT""iH" u"
his bride. tho famous third nH"'n"ii WIZ
lay away Mia spiked shoes. but ho - not
through with tho diamond. Ito lntennh
ontorinR tho jcwolry hunlneHn. hnd WIZ
open nhop shortly nj Cambridge. on tho
Tuntcrn nhoro whcro hiH ANTIQUE
carcor which won him ron0wn mo
country over. wnH-boKWn.
IL will DO no Eurprtuo 10 tho manage
mcnt Of tho Now York GnnkH
When tho Marylandcr wan c"nEod away
from tho quictudo OF his farm last yonr
no secured from tho Now York club AN
agreement that no was To 10 unconhi-
tionally released f over he should want
II 30.
Officials OF tho Cambridge CIuh'
having heard thHt Frank would enter
business there. Immediately set out to
obtain his consent TO lead tho team or
that place In the Eastern shore League.
Baker said no" He's through probes
slonally. he says.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Hoover Intervention
Meets With Attack

Chicago. jan. 1.-THE conferences
being held between railroad labor or
ranizations and leaders in the Associa-
ton of Railway Executives, under the
auspic!cs of Herbert Hoover secretary
Of commerce, were termed an attempt
10 establish supcr~railrond labor
board" In q statement issued tonight
by J. G. Luhrscn. president or the
American Train Dispatchcra Associa-
ton.
AT t!mo when the labor board must
fiRht To have It's powers determined In
tho federal courts. We have Il &plnct
officer setting himself up as intermcdi-
airy between litIgants. past. present
and prospective. before the labor board
tho abatement said. Cant the public
draw any other conclusion than That the
labor board la being branded as rnilinE
to function, and docs not thiS appear
like un effort to override tho authority
OF lhis board. established by congress.
and with a record OF nearly two yenrh
Of accomplishments"
Asserting tho conferences would have
on III anoot on public opinion. on which
tho labor board must depend 10 enforce
tn doscisnion. MIR. LurbHnn BALD;
Path Ia tho labor board In d"n'royoh'
the peaceful method OF settling az dis
putos In our RrsateHt indnhtfy VIII not
jonHor DO useful" tho statement said
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HOPE To FIND
VICTIMS BODIES

Scranton. ia. jan. lb.-Bohcl that
tho bodicn OF thrco men ontomblod IN
the National mino OF tho Glen Aideh
Conf company that took down twenty
acres Of lund Friday morning. VIII DO
reached carly tomorrow was eIproShon
TONIGHT by company officials. po"Au
II button. chief or tho state bureau Oh
mlnor. mine lnHpoCtorn and othora on
EaEod Ia tho rescue work
Continuously since Friday ono NV"
dTad experienced mlnsra nave b"oh
WORKING faveriahlY cleaning away uhe
mana or dabIis rooh anh Goa IN an CT
rorl /, locate tho snt"nhud mon Hope
nT nudinu tho ,nan nliVa haH hosn pTa"-
iIaaIIy abandoned 10y the IaH"nn'a
Company nni'laln ana 'hlno lhnp""''a
h.ii.vo that ,hoY have l"nnteh W" sr"'
where the nntsmhioh men wore "n"Hh'
whom tho rave ,ama. lalo lphlHht ',
VIVA r"ror,ed that ~" ,"""n" n"na" n"'
,.euhod u point approximately my 'e"'
from where tho mnn ware last soon, H"'
rnuu. Of tho vaH, amount OF d"Drla W
10 cleaned away and tho danger or nv
thor caves roECuo work In proo"e"'"s
uIOwly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
FATHER DOMINIC NOT
ENTIRELY SATISFIED

Ioifpat, Jan. 1E,-~Upy tho hsHoc'Hiod
I'rssa Father Dominic, who wng re-
leased from prison on tho 1Hlo otwlkW
Bnturdny. has sent tho following to'e-
gram to tho lord mayor NJ Cork:
Though tho victory for which LORI
Mayor MacSwIrcy and hla cOmrades
diod hns not yet been attained, rtiil \
congratulate my native city IN its heroic
gtruggle, God prosper our city" 3.G.
(Fnthsr Dominic was tho Bpirituai M.
visor OF Lord Mayor MncSwiney OF
Cork who died on a hunger strike In
prison In 1900 ,shI
FHther Dominic also sent nossaso
10 Arthur Griffith. asking Immediate M
PREVENTION for tho release Of lrishmon
nna women arrested in Great Britain,
Including Corporal MoGownn and COM
panions Of tho COnnauEht hangers,
placed in Jail In England for alleged
mutiny in England. ..-. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
NEWS Of THE
OHIO CAPITAL

Columbus. Jan. IA report OF state
Trcaurer II. w. Archer shows that. In
spite Of expenditures that exceed those
Of any former year, tho stato's treasury
Is stiil well nlled. On Dec. 81. there was
n cash balance OF $1s.13a+76.35. almost
$4,000, 200 moro than that OF the pre-
vious year. Tho expenditures OF the
last SIX months have been $33.8So,223.I5,
more than nine million dollars OF which
was spent for schools.
The splendid condition OF the treasury
4. moro remarkable. when the general
conditions Of economic and industrial
depression are considered. A gain OF
about three and n half millions came
from the excise taxes collected from
high freight rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
BUTLER OPPOSES US.
EDUCATION BUREAU

Now York. jan lt.--Tho plan 10 ON
1nhlirh II national bureau OF education
In characterized by Nicholas Burrny
Butler, president OF Columbia un,vcr-
rl,y In hla annual report mado PUBIC
todny. us IA proposal to hur"nuocrat'he
and bring into uniformity tho ohuca-
,Ionul system or tho whole Un'tod
States. whllo making tho most solemn
apsurnnco that nothing OF tho klnd IL
intended"
Ito urges tho continuance OF tho Tree
and natural nyntcm or education fhht
han grown up among u.s." stating thn'
tho glory ana nmccharc" or education
I'm tho United Btnirh arc duo |" us 70.
focIinn 10 tho noodH and ambitions ana
cnpucuioH Of loCnl committooH. ana "s
bcing kept IN close aud constant touch
with tho people themselves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
2ErUSN TO rAY TAXES
ssrinus Situation Develops Among the
Popula doa OF Bengal

London. Jan. ia despatch TO tho
London Times from Calcutta. dated last
Thursday. says civil disobedience. In
tho form OF non-payment or taxes, AL
ready has commenced In some parts OF
Bangal, whore II has been tho cause OF
rlotinK. II tho movement for tho nom
payment OF rent becomes extensive. tho
governments land revenue bill VIII be
seriously affected.
Owing 10 the permanent settlement OF
tho country, tho despatch adds. disc
bedience OF this type II moro difficult
to cope with In Bengal than in other
parts OF India. where rigorous leslslh-
ton provides an effective safeguard
For somo time tho rnnRpur fnrmorH
hnyc been hard prcHHed. owing to III"
tallure OF cropn md trade deproSh'oh
Consequently. they nro ready listener"
10 tho non co operators Who arc promhH'
Ing ultimate freedom form tho payment
Of all taxation. \ movement 10 ntatt
an anti OWL disobcdlenco aasoc'ati lon
Ia receiving support from all parts OF
India.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
ARREST INDIANA
MAN WHO SHOT
ROAD BANDIT.

Hamilton. o. Jan. l6--I.oTen t'Sllm)
lIaTtAaIl or Anderson. Ind. wan Ia Tue
county jail hero tonight charged WIN
granddaughter IN connection WIN ''e
death Of Leland Cart 0att Of No"hTh'
o. whose body wac found on country
road. noar Coiuolbua. laat Friday
Iiartaaii. according 10 county "tn6'slS
and sheriff Frank u"iyoIobs or Prshh
Tia county. has aligned a siatomsht 'ha'
10 shot Gsti near hers, ia'o Thursday
night whan Cati. climbing Oh III" '""
nina hoard az hia automobile. threaten
oil HIN with n veVoiVer apparently
hoping 4" obtain iiau"' 49,
Jtsru.L. Ia hls a,atsmsuL sh"T,C
uolYo,ysa announced. said that IA" wac
driving along a road two miles north
OF here. whom u nurpber 10 nhota were
hrsd ut him from another car. several
IN aalnE through tho top OF his nu'ofn"'
bile ~. added speed. according to tho
ptstan~nt, but was Eoon oVorthkon ny
tho purHulnH machipe. aud Gait leaped
To hla running board. pointing 70
volvsr at him. Having several hundred
dollars with him. Hartzall. according
10 tho alleged Confogsion. whipped ont
hls own revolver and nred two shots
Catt falling to tho road.
Hnrtxoll did not stop. ho Ii Maid 10
havo declared. but wont TO Hamilton
and thenco To Anderson. Ind, whore
Sheriff HolyGrosa and other officials
arrested him onrly today. rushed him
hack into Ohio and filed tho mans'laugh-
ter charge horo.
With Sheriff IIolyCross here nro j. y,
Richardson and Nahum Low. both OF
Columbus, who admit. according To tho
sheriff that thoy drove 10 Hamilton
Thurnday night with Gait. In an at
tempt 10 obtain liquor, and after Gait
had been Killed. took hiu body back To
Columbus. placing 1t along tho ROAD
whuro II was found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
WELSHAN BOY IS IN
CRITICAL CONDITION

Al an early hour this morning attend
ants at the Ohio Valley General hospital
stated that Alfred Welshan, 13-year-
Old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Welshan.
OF Twenty-second street. Warwood. who
accidentally shot himself Saturday
might, was in critical condition with
litr,e hopes for his recovery.
Tho Young lad was playing with o
revolver and examining II when 1t ncci-
dcntany discharged. tho bullet rene
trating the abdomen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
VICTIM or ALLEGED
POISONING IS WEAKER

Paris. Jan. 16.--MrH. Thomas j. Ryan.
VITO of a member Of the Paris starr or
tho Chicago Tribune. who Is In hospi.
tai Mt NeuiIly III from tho effects OF
polgon she Is alleged 10 haVo taken, LOST
ground today. Sho has, grown consid-
orabIy weaker and Il was Impossible
tn confront her with her husband IL
was said by tho physicians ut Paris that
I, wn. not likely the investigating mag
istratc would DO able to intorrogate tho
woman again. -"
Mr.. Ryan. who is being hold by tho
roIIce In connection with tho case, e1-
pressed tho belief to-day tina Z he would
soon be admitted to ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
YOUNGSTOWN man
BEATEN IN STRIKE

Newport. Ky. Jan. l6.-.liort cam
hIIIcgd who said Ids homo Ia IN
! uuugalUwn. O.. ana that ho has booh
working 1T tho NcwpOr, rolling mili'
where union oInuloyoa hrn on plrIhc.
appeared at pollCn headquarters. ana
iuld hc had been bo1ton by striko hSm-
puthi7orH carly today.
with tho exception or thlh hIlTKhd
nnniuIt. II wan quiet day III tho r'f'"'
ZOno aud at tho mill Zono,
W H. AndToWn. ono ar tho ofhclhi ~
or tho company. rnid tonight ho hhd
bcon Informed thut Governor Edwin j.
Morrow In coming To Newport TuoHhhy
Ia mike un uttcmpt To nottlo tho con-
tIuycrry,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
DrssoLurroN or PARrNE1sHr
WILSON e. EVANS.

WILSON e. EVANS,
Attorneys.
Henry ". oliver Bldg. Pittsburgh. Pa
McILVAIN. MURPHY & hoHN,
Attorneys
Berger Building. Pittsburgh. Pa
Notice 10 hereby given that tho part
nership known as A. f. MASTEN q
COMPANY. s:o Fourth avenue. Pitts
burgh, Pennsylyania, doing business ~
BANKERS and brokers. has been dissolved
by the death OF A. II. Mastsn. and that
the Pittsburgh Trust Company has been
appointed iiquidating trustes. TO which
Company all persons indebted TO tho
firrn will make payment and those haV-
Ing claims against tho firm will present
thalr bills for payment
ffTTsBUR0u TRUST COMPANY.
LiquidatiuH Trustee.
. 3;3 Fourth Avenue.
~ Pittsburgh. IA.
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mont have bean In The noeogo ~
uuiriss concernlnE possibh ebNetsN
turos Of the proposals.. e 2a
Tho BAIfouY- Hughes OeD0eeO1tees
restlons are said u b baSeA ~ ~
combln lions Of tbsss two Aneetle1
4 form that may yet pSrmte sIU4 ~. -!
Japanese 70 give In on enei -
the other. or allow China ". ..
the chief accouptsncy DesateA ~
tain concession for pAyneat ~ ..!l;.
or nstallmsnts for tbs read. - vs.
tIms assuring, ChinsSs control 49,
road through 4 Chinqss tTatf!o - 80.
Hoe W1sAsit ODtl
At tho Chinese Delegation ~ |.
ora thera was said 70 ~ "hepe ~
optimism" that the ohaAtnuo
will be settled thyouUh ftASf - n, d.
giving In on the railway yhNNe ~
disputa. in No othsr wsy,t ~ 4.
say. cen settlement nau0eAe3DyXJ
tic Chinese people bp raAehAl. H.
In M tnelins ti0n, II was thAla ~
Chihsaa, IN ahespt = aOMvfeyNeo =
aa,nihG the question pf \ Ipe..
china eauih nat agree - any 1etli
vbiah would not sssuss GhiAA uA9lv2
physical aOnifei 6t the railway. H.
chinese dsieuati0n. ~ was NeeNsett
would stand pst' on the. qwss1eA
mansasn,.ht ana would Insist ~ =
Chinese Irsftio CHIEF and AccAuaiAat
Tbs chinsss dscisys thsy are III u
Tho position 10 rsoeds On ths Quc3S ~,
NJ principle involved. and thAt Nexeyy
nothing for thsm 10 dS Dot hceN
Mr.. paifyur and Secretary Hangs Nh
bo abls TO effect \ vsthemAnt' CSy
Tho Iapsnsss. Both Me- Iuthss %: w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Whiskey Declared
Necessary Therapeutic
Agent in Medicine

Washington. Jan. 15.--Whiskey IN re-
gurdod an q nocoshury therapeutic agent
by IL largo majority of physicians can
vassed In Washington In tho reroren,
dun recently conducted by the Journal
or tho American Medical uAroclstion'
or a22 roplien 20 auaHtionaires an,
Awered by physicians hora. las declared
whinkoy . nocesssry theTaeutip hEopt
ana 81 hold that II WAS not AcporalhS
10 rwurea made public tonight, n ma,
Iority or tho same physicians esprossad
tho opinion that beer und wine were not
nagsspary Ia tho practice Of mnhlGihe
10 tho dueatlon whether III" phS'
rinians had encountered unne"ornsry
suffering ~ death duo ~ enf"T"onnh'
~ ia. prohibition laws ~ rapilsh 81
nrnsiIvniy and no negatively
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
PLACE VALUATION
or ssA7.3O on New Du-ont stook--In-
yolvsd in Income TAX TrnnpRotions

Wilmington. pal. Jan. 1.-THE Valuh-
ton of seized u share for The now
stock or the ~ l DlI'ont.Da Nnmourh
company Of 1917. ana 1lbi for tho ola
stock wan announced yenterday by mo
internal rovcnu- commiraionor In WASH
inElon These atocka wero Involved In
IrannactIonn occurring In lolh. ana
pnymont az income tax loVlod on lh"
rocurIiicr har boon withheld pending
tho doolninn az Todor0l aulhorillon
Upon tho now valuation hhhl"' h'''n
wilt 10 unlimited Ia tho HioohholhetH.
IN wur amid. IL tho February accounts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
ouARTnm MILLION LoRa
In rirs THAI BwsVt the business Moo
ton OF MsHia, TeHas

MrNia. Texan. Ian. l6.-Flro Marshal
Maddox today estimated tho damage
caused by nro horo last might when
for n tlmo threatened tho old business
scction at less than 100000. Tho oHtl-
mato wan based on tho replacement
valuo OF tho buildings. ho mid. Troops
called hero Fcvcral days aKo TO rid the
city OF alleged gambling dons and
places whore liquor was sold. patroiied
tho streets todhy.
Seven two-story brick buildings were
DESTROYED. the buildings comprising
half OF two squares OF buildings on
Commerce street. Several brick walls
were dynaimitod before the fire was
checked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
GET THE JENA SOFA

Jrrh. Germany. Ian, ID uiy tho Ne
rurlntrd I'rorsD -Four men. represcnt-
ing ,hrmhoivra m French "n,crrn. ch
tered tho hotel known ~ THE Sign OF
tho kiHhtIngnln' last night AMI do
at tho proprietor the hhiron-
der nr tho historic nofN upon which
NAPOLEON IL rwpp0nnh 10 hnNo r"htnh
durlnn tho hnItlo az Jena, Tho hotel
rrnpriotor complied with the request
md. tho couch was carried Off In nn au-
tuuOblle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
ausrNnss oProRrUHrrrrH.

JfSCEbf.icNT opening In h'gh-grads
! mechanical and salos businoSa for a
acptilo man who can Invest $1,000 cash.
SIust take ahtive interest nj once. Busl-
ness rays attractive returns and has TO
do with all Kinds of Industrial and
mechanical plants. VIII pay salary and
share OF profits. State age, phone num-
Der and occupation In first letter. This
IS n good opportunity for man who
means business and Gun fulall all above
requirements. Address B-5s care Intel
iigeneer. h-l2-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Former Speaker George
in Race for Senate

Tarkcrsburg. W. Va, Jan. 1J.-~"u
liam TAYLOR George. OF Crshur county,
announced his candidacy for tho Rcpub-
lIcnn nomination for tho United states
Senate from West Virginia. In an inter-
view published In the l'arkershurE Sen-
,IncI this afternoon. Mr.. George Is one
Of tho louding Republicans OF West VIZ
ginla and announce his intention or
waEing n vigorous campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Memorial to 81 Princeton
Men Who Died in Civil War

Princeton. ". j.. Jan ia memorial
To yixty-two Princeton mon VINO wero
killed during tho CiVil war Ia" beoh
completed by tho univerrity AUTHORITIES
with no distinction between tho men
who served IN tho Confederate "nd th"ao
who served In tho Union "rmica' 40 Jar
ms IS known, this In III" hrat i''"' nat
rho names Of tho soldier dead have been
..t down without regard for tho uni
form they wore.
strangely enough there wrro thirty
ono from Zach aldo. II Ia rr"hhbl" ,hhl
moro noua OF old Nnrnam w"r" hIllod
du,Tnu tho ntrugRla. but tho d"nlru'tion
nj ,,cordr hns made II almost lnip"n-
,I,lo I, obtain n ntrictly accurate Hat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
INSURE HAYS LIFE.
FOR TWO MILLIONS

Now York, Jan. l5--Tho ITO or Font
martor Gonornl VIII ~. linya VIII 10 IN
aurcd for 81. 600. 900 whom ho Resigns 'Nn
cablno, post to head the national NOV
Ing picture combination. II was mn
nouncod today after meeting OF
sub committee OF motion picture mon
Tho policy viii be made payable, IN
cvout OF his death, to tho organized
National Association or tho Motion nc
turo Industry, and tho amount being NO
/, largo, II was stated. would 10 d'a'r'p'
uted among several companies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

State Highway Director Herrlck Is
strongly opposed to tho plan OF chang
ing tho course OF tho Three C's High
way" to allow II TO pass through the
town OF Shreve. and II Is said that he
will night IL In spite. OF tho threatened
inJunctio proceedings from tho reSi-
dents OF that town. The route through
shrevo would DO longer and would also
ba undesirable because OF grade cross
inss on the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne q
Chica 90 railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

kErOR BAt.E---l G. q. Cooper CorllHs on
CINE. 125 horsepower: :iS horsepower
sire tube boiler. National feed water
heater: Dean bollor feed pump:
Snow boiler feed pump; Westinghouse
steam air compressor 1910; lot pipe.
check valves. exhaust heads and lubri-
Gators; 1 flooring machine: l selr-tood
rip SAW 1 automatic turning machlnoi
4 turning machInoi l housing machine:
i automatic mortiser: I crosa cut saw
Il rip saw: / shutter slRt piYoter;
shutter alat staple machine l shutter
Taper: 5NH:S grind stone. j. w.
.1BellA 18th and Eofr streets. Wheeling.
W Va ja-l2-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
SO, 500 Diamond Robbery
Is Clcvcrly Frustrated

Rochcntcr. \. Y. Jan. 1.-THE thoI'
OF diamonds valued nj $3.00N was TrnS-
tratod and tho would be thief captured
at tho Seymour hotter here. this morn
Ing. Tho man. who Envo tho name OF
Frank I. Genet. and said his home was
In pittsburgh. forced the door OF mo
room occupied by Mrs. John \. piH'wit"
Of the hotel proprietor. Sho WOKE nu'
was s!lonccd with the threat or rc'oI-
yer.
A porter. hearing tho noise In the
room. notified the proprietor. Ih"y
were faced by Genet. but ovcrro"et""
him. lilo had In his possession inc d'a,
monds, Al police headquarters II" sal"
ho had overheard two men planning To
rob Mrs, Dix and had hoped to "bca,
them to IL"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
SPECULATION GETS HIM
Kxpreps Company Employo Hold Tor
Alleged Theft OF $4,000

Now York. Jan. 1;.--Aftcr he u"
alleged 10 hHvu confessed to the inert
OF $4,000 by means or FORCED ch''"7
from tho American EHmoS" company
by which ho was formerly "lnrioynu "n
rorolEn correspondent. william lh''''P"'
n waived examination today ana w"H
hold I'm $4,000 bail for, tho grand jury.
IIe told tho police. they snld, TT no
used tho stolen money In stock srcc"-
RtionH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Columbus O.. Jan. i5.--Tho body ut
Leland Curl Gait In connection with
whose death Loren HartEoil was charR-
ed with nanHlrughter In llamiito" 10.
day. was found along country ROAD
noar horo last Friday. AZ nrHt IL was
enormously identified m that OF j. -
pichh rdaop. formerly OF Los hnE'icH.
Chi. by means OF California chhut-
feur's license In tho clothing.
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Tho workers In tho adjusted compon-
satIon bureau arc almost swampod by
tho great numbor or applications for
tho soldier bonus which have ooms In.
Director IiobSrts estimates that 100000
will DO In by tho last OF tho week. and
soon tho ofhca Htar will havo 10 DO In
creased by two dozen or moro clerks.
The blank, for tho hoirs Of deceased
'os .soldlnrs will DO mailed Tho last or
this wook
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cAx MXH STAKE
Al Riohnaond. and Other virginia Cities
HrpSctsd 70 Ne Affected

plchmond. Va. Jan. i5.-An order for
a striks OF all motOrmcn. conductors
ara shop employees OF tho virginia
halfway & Power company. operating
the street car and lighting service hero,
WAS Iasucd today, effective nj midnight
similar orders will DO Issued villain ~
hours. officials OF tho employees union
,,,ta In Norfolk. Petersburg and Ports
youth. where tho aamo company orcr-
atsy utilities.
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Pittsburgh, Ia. Dec. ]. I

1 Pittsburgh. Ia. Dec. ]. 1921.
Notice 10 hereby given that partner
ahlp undar the nnms OF A. j. Maaton A
90. has BEEN formed this date. consist
ing OF the following members! william
In. Maaton. Frsd G. Master, d"orEs ~.
pAiaiy. Louis r. iIrand. william j..
rTeminR and william J. Marks.
4 dai:lo.2g- Jan -o-ig
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nuSMLLANHouS

HEMSTITCHING and picoting attach
Z. ments: fits any sewing machine: cas-
ily adjusted: price Sc: personal checks
100 extra Marsh Bros, Wilmington
Ohio. jan. l6-l