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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
DISASTERS

Jan s-Gseek destroyer blown up ~
forFs1o explostor g allied
@As s-iieof - sowing picture thsatsf
= vas laeiqp sotiaEssa anasf seikAi n
ieh. @-Twsufy .are usn ka,ed b expios
scr "A mine 81 Gates. "a.
kst st~kuit~a Saates aFfEy algigfnie
AemA. to4snt from lt4iy. destroyed -
sal and expioxlos hssr Hamgfon Roads.
= asa sillsal insuFaA
Mafea h-s1ne fireman Killed. score int
saFe1 ln Nalssgo Ere that destroy "a
epsins ser tsoek and dAmagsd the Burling
80 ts-An@s 1ulss uAAs1ihk, N4th pfVp'
March - British s4bmarfae H-sz sunk
IT. Mediterranean Nfth crew of = after
seilisicn aith destroyer
March 4e~famout Nanrzh of Ste. Anne
de hssugre hear 0uehse burned
Apfl it-Atstr active nocls tnrcnghQut
Asasss@.rrl river valley
April I~fAtxi ard destructive tornA-
does n southern Illinois ans lna,anA.
arm lk~fcgf hsudfel csrioAds o. war
uuattlers exploded in Neaassir. serbia.
klaink hundreds and destroying esnssT %
NIE
Tex. slilsd several Sccre ef persons.
AFfA a~i.exee breaks u Louisiana
made ieeaa homeless
MaY i&-P a q lNer Egygt sunk In eol-
hssen NNh reueh tfegater s. lest
4Nre N-Great storm sNepg New Ynrz
rltY and Flrinitg = perslns Killed and
VAST damage done
gaas lg-Three hundred crowned ~
raad ir San Salvador
july Great cpnhasfatiun Ia European
hus.ntss qparier Cd liuuaarnr
Az Ports persons kNied ia wFeck of
pABIimh tEaM ntaf lquF1ss France
AuE .-f1ft thousand iNes iost "a
9Etaan a. swatew. pn ChnA coast
Aas Thlfts-sexta aHie8 ans iA in.
safes ia railway collision ~ sulphur
sgrnss. Ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
RAIL FARE TO JACKS
PARTY IS CUT
Corporation Commission Of the
State Is Advised Of Slash
Made For the Big
Barbecue

oklahoma CITY. Dec e0-visitsn
TO GoFernor-elccl } e. Walt0n's IN
augural barbecue celebration viii ee
given one ard cne-haA fare rates On
all railroads IN Oklahoma . and from
the capital city according 70 word re-
ceived By the state corporation cem-
mission from the headquarters Ct the
Southwestern Passenger association
al ST. Louis. =
The advice was contained in teie-
gram 10 Commissioner Art /. Walker
from J. T. Hannegaa. chalrman q
the association. The message read as
follows:
Fer inaugural celebration OKLA
homa lines viii institute open rate o,
fare and one-half, date Of sale ana
limits to be fixed 10 meee, conditions
Of which you will be advised later.
Brig. Gen. Charles T. Barrett. ad-
jutant general Of the Oklahoma ma
tional guard. said the rate cut vas
unexpected, since he had been in
formed about two weeks ago by the
same official that the lines had not
made practice of lowering rates for
inaugural ceremonies and no excep-
tion could be made.
Commissioner Walker said tne
question Of lowered fares had been
taken mp by him directly With the
association and that the presen,
message was the first indication he
had received in the matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
NEUROLOGY

Jan. .-Rennoia wolf. playwright and
critic. n New York.
Jaa. s-sIr Ernest shaekleton. British
eNp.Hner III Antarctic
Jan. Prince kaiAnlanaole. Hava
deNgate To conErtss.
1an. s-+Joseph Oliver. grand sire =.
Sovereign Lccce 81 odd Fellows of unlt.
g states, CaaaeA and Australia. at 10.
roHtc.
Jan. Marquis okuma. famous jan.
auese statesman.
Clarence B Miller. secretary o,
Republican national committee.
Jan. is-Formev United States Senator
Joseph III MillaFc ~ Nebraska
jan. is~John 7. Kelly. veteran comedl.
Jan. is-Gsorre d. s.den. Inventor 3,
nEst sAss line-dFiFen vehicle. In Roches-
Jan ls-Arehbishop CHARLES IA Gan.
thier e tie metropolitan rroylnces Of Or
tawa
Jan. z-Pope Benedict XIV
John kendriek Bangs American hu-
morisi and editor.
NistoGnt James ErNee.
Jan. sa-Afthur NieiscA. famous orches-
Tai conductor.
Jan. Miss Crnevieve ReynOgss. VET
sTSn American actress
Jan. N-Mfs iT1cxene Hysms. creator
OF i.ttie Eva in ~Uncle Toms CABIN 4
Jan -I-Mrs Elizabeth q Seaman tNel-
lie hls4. new srs per wenar. n NeN fors.
"
States wee eousl Ia Loni0n
Feb l-Field Martnai rginee Yauaea.
"A. elder Statesman q japan
FEB --E u. sraugnnessy second a.
sg'aat postmaster general victim 81
Washington thsatsr disaster
Feb. 1-Gen. Cnriytzu be Wet com
raanssr u chief q Bosf army IN war
rsb 4-Maarice FitrGsralo dak. q,
Leinster. premier resf % Ireland.
Fee sc ~. IzeAs1u noted engineer
ing contractor. b chicago.
fta. is-John ; Miller. eminent atgor-
fsb. a-J. +. shafroth. former United
states senator al ssvsfnor. of co,orslo.
FEB 1l-Coi II g. cholgneiev- Zones
former chief of var rieg Insurance
Pea. s--Nlseounl HarcouFt British
Statesman.
Msrca l-pr. j. c. Brannsr. presis,n,
emeritus of stamford university
Marrh 2-Hsnry BataAle. French dram
Atist.
stcei na4sraie. a. Pasaaieaa Cal
NArch &-Chariss Pope former s.rip.
coee king ir ChMfeu
safeh 1-sr sohn Eaton. Canadian
merchant prince
t-sa. AZ Farehal, Madeira
april s-Lr. cyrus NCrthrup. presfdert
emeritus e University Of Minnesota.
Freaerick NliNers. faEuus var artiss
'9a krr sS's. .1jssa E n aasslyi = s'ia so,.s r,n.
way exrert. 81 rhlcago
Ap-l s-Gen. ErAa yoa Fanterhasn.
sornier chief e star y German army
AprA ie-E J. Msrphy. veteran uardea
- lisnols state psnltencary.
kpr.l ls-Heary - shrady. scaiysof. IN
Apr.i is-slr Ross smith. tansoa. Ans
ira zn aFiaisr, killed b. fan q pane.
Apra lf-Atr.an G. snson. famous yet.
efa~ rf h-esssa41 - rff~s -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
EMPLOYEES TOOK TOLL
IN BIG GOBS

Chicago. Dec. 3o.-Fourteen en-
plores OF the Hartman Furniture
company including ths wife of one:
We're under arrest here today.
charged with surreptiiioasly remov-
ing $4,000 worth Of furniture from
the firms warehouse. A city de-
tectiye assigned TO Investigate the
theft - $3.50 from the ware houss
aaft, after srresting a suspect c,ad
obt7ining an aNegsd confs ssion then
continued his secret work withou.
orders and traced the missing farni-
ture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
DOMESTIC

Jan. 2-Ilerrv ?. Fletcher argosatea am
tass4Guf 81 6elElulu
Jan. s-Gtogee Wharton PEPPER ap-
sslrtFH Iuited states senator from feur-
s3ltaala 60 succeed NE late hoies PEN
Gan. i-- Senate ty vote of IS 10 q seated
Truman III. New berry - Michigan with
reeaks for lavish expenditure ~ money
ia cautual Ign.
Jan sf- House PASSED antl-ynchinF tln
jan 90 Senate passed foreign debt re-
fgnamg tiA pattins limit for payment az
- years.
h2ssador 20 Germany Theodore Brentano
minister 60 Hungary and A. ii. NAshh4m
minister % Austria
Eeb s-senate "a sed the house CO.
ogtra i've marketing bill
Feb. l-Charies A. l.Awson appointed
United States senator from Iowa 70 sue
Fsb. is-Federsl Judge X. NJ. Lands
resigned. Elective March J
Feb. a1-suprense eoa~f ruled Nlneieenth.
Feb gs-President Harding. n address
70 congress urged subsidies for American
merchant marine which Viii amount 70
tsarv co. IN first year and s1l.pso.QeQ an
nnaily thereafter.
March s-Dr. Hubert WORK appointed
postmaster general
March .s-houSe ~ Representatives
passed soldiers bonus bill
March si--Fouse voted 70 add $500 ea
TO rivers and hRrfprs appropriation.
March 9s-kouse passed arnv bill with
apprrpria tions fer army of lis.io
Arm iS-fiovse IN committee of the
whole. voted. III 10 ~, % amend navy
hil 20 provide for 500 men Instead ot
6 ea
senate voted 10 extend per cent immi.
grafton law for three years.
Agrll ls-House ciinched big navy
action b. vote % - 10 iS. and then
patsed the h!l.
April N-PAn-Amerioan meeting OF
women opened On Baltimore.
April 4l-eongress appropriated s .ee -
for hood control and relief in Mississippi
Nav limited States Supreme court
found rarkers' control act constitutional
MAY 2-Fcr1rsr Senator Albert J Bever-
idge defeated Senator Nsw II the Indiana
Republican primaries Samuel NJ RAlston j
nominated hy The Democrats
May t-House passed RICO an solder 1
NAY "a X. cslssier. Oklahoma. ap-
pointed minister 70 Guatemala
May s4-Intersiate commerce cor1mls- i
sion ordered ran freight rates red11ed
about 90 Per cent. effective lGly J.
Nav al-Lircoin memorial II Washing
ten dedicated
June s-Senats PASSED army BIN pro-
1sfnE for army of 11ooe enlisted men.
June limited s'.ates Suprsfue court
held labor organizations could - sued for
Violations Of Sherman antitrust LAW.
June ls-serate passed navy appropria-
ton hili providing for S 90 sniis stet saen
A.nHessia hspub.ieanss. FFssne.srnisa.Ased .
and Democrats renomlnAtsd Mrs. Anna .
d. Oiessn.
- = .s--- - xstsrst.s S,+4 -
& &e.-s 80. . .....-.s y. - 80. 5.-.s A.2se
49, ..s -,s--v - s-siss--
LsoeE - les seM-.s.esl- M a, x,-.,...
-lne --Fls.ns .l...as.s % ai-.ef fl1soa
ss-.i.s - --.ss - -
- - -. - 80 = YfY3~.s. go
= - .-y-.s,i---,. - S.t-.,.s -
-. $50 N
- - xx-s....-.s- r,.-----~,.s -. -. +
-. Z, tSs- :, ,..si.1 - 4-.'..s1
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
FOREIGN

Ian rran ttrs.~w accented Irish
peace treaty ~ Vote q Is % B.. ne
tsfsra erg fsfieg.s-s sasIse8 t5 eort.nse
~ asht
fea na Nssa~s ~asirnss rrasisan~,,
~ frsh rern6is ana US sefsated fcr
rs-siscfssn s rs f1
- I,a F,-.sen Is ,'','' ,stssi.ss the fr.ih
Frfe STATE. Ie Na.sra aad followers
krifas
.ts...s i..-.,'ss ~ ,si-i.- Ii i,a,....s IN.
fsnrre were oprtssd. Ioinaare made
pissa.' pfsa 4 psr,,.rs-, ~ s,s,rsr, Ireland
ratrsa peace treaty. Nichael ceigiss Al
hssa g lres.s.ss1 sess....ss (, t,t.h
re- sfats irefsfie3 sf pgtlia castle
rsh y,-er,ier Rennri n ItStv ara
~ let...,es rs.ie.'..s '''o'' =. ''@s @1
r rs|rsf .~hiu. ratr a~-b-
ttston ~ Afiie~ siertes --n t.ki.x
name 81 Plus xl
Tse r-ss 2 s.. ..s srs s,.i' +. ssve.
Gates IS ifsiaad agreed 70 hass referen-
s~sr ~ f-tsfx yI-n rnsterd and Fsraa
So er ~ -es sc ..,.s.es bs.ss
n~s +e brss rn ei.at.,,rs ts~,if fhar
Feh 4 Ia ,.,.e 4. 81 s5eerea i5styerssl
..ts1.e-s ,,ss',e,.re
Fes asNew italian cabinet formed BY
rtsfg-s F-a.s.
rtS ,srt-~ess Mary ~ england MAJ.
rsea IS yisrel,rt rsxrelle~
aAm n
nessa ~ lsris crsatirg precedent
,sNN-aasss.,,ssi,as Nass 1890 nssrs gse. ~' 's'e'
ivrc rsersssrisssa a.iators eevr fre-n TAx-
bar Ia the Cararies N way 10 Rrarh
ESsS So. ses
Arrii & g-rortursiesa sviatorx e- raus.
- pva-r asw from (Nrarles ta gare
Vs-ss sands W
Arru -portseuese avlatorx few from
90 ysrse isiars. IA 81. psrfs RerE'
"a .-tlss 1,-s vr-ra...saa fAssr ,,i.wa ~
iarairr
Arr3i es-Cen. Chang Tso Linz. governor
~ tFanefuria. seized peksng and Tien
Ts,r
Ar~4 sS-Gxeas battle between armies
- Enrrrnfs chang ana Kyu Pei Fl op@nea
near Peklnx
efsx f-tr.n ruan vtucarte cnrsen
.lsrfss rres dent 81 venernsia
Maw s-lsereral Wu's army victorious in
ns,,ls n,sr pskinx Gererai chans's srn5x K.
~ aisrt
May Russian government passed de-
s..es.,r is7siss ''''
f,sre t--1ia Chinese narliaraeut met ana
p~exitert Hsu resMnedL
Paraguay IN throes Of a revolution.
TIre IGensrai pledrichs elected rrexi-
dert OF Niadixoxtok government
June s-Poriaguese avsators completed
f.-s.sse rs6inet ressenss
fSre S-Kinr Alexaader cf Juro-slayia
an6 prfncess Marie of Rumansa naarries
=. pet-~.fs
rana fs~cuban cat net resigned
June ILL Yuan-Hunr assumed prssl.
essr5,.g Cen = ~'.i"A ~''- '-~'' ' az
Admiral Kato became premier of Japan
.ss as Sun Yss fats. Ser FED i" = ~-''-
cstes ~ treatv winning
Iura -e-Tield Marshal Sir Henry VII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
SENSATION IMPENDING
At AGGIE COLLEGE
State Examiner Is Now In
Charge Of Books and College
Secretary Takes
Vacation"

saltwater Dec. so. = A sensation
was sprung here when II became
known that H. J. Otey financial sec
retary OF the Oklahoma a. and n
college has been given ninety DAYS
leave Of absence" by the state board
Of agriculture
Fred A. Parkhurst. state examiner.
has been placed in charge and now
IS auditing books Of the college.
President J. D. Eskridge refuses to
explain what prompted the auditor
giving Mr.. Otey a leave"
Whitehurst's Statement
M. ]. Otey. financial secretary or
the A and N. college. requested that
he be relieved from duty during the
process Of the audit being conducted
by assistants from the office of Fred
Parkinson. state examiner and in
spector.
That was the statement OF J. A.
Whitehurst, president OF the state
board Of agriculture, in explaining the
action OF the board in relieving otey
for ninety days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS LOST
IN FRAUDULENT OIL STOCKS

Selttls. DC. 30.-Investors in oil
stocks issued d fradnlsnt concerns
in Texas have lost mere than
sl5oooo.00a in ths las, five years,
J. S. Swanson a pos ffice in
epector. here for me holidavs. after
four months on investigation duty
in the northern part OF Tsxas de-
clared today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
Whltehurst's Statement
GRANDcHlLo HAD
cRouPY COUGH

My grzndchi.d could ge. no relief
whatever from 8 vry bad cough"
writes Peter lands. Meyersdale, Pa.
until gave him Foleys Honev and
Tar Coughs. colds. Group. throat,
chest and bronchial irritations quick
y relieved with Foley's Honey and
Tar. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Unknown soldiers have been hon
ored b. five Allied nations. the
United States. Great Britain. France.
Italy and Portugal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Al So cafes -
Max a-CE Fafse5 xal4isar. fors1er
rnsHEntsr frss4 SsIesAr - lfirzEo
NJ "a Il Warssssf f|FsasaInxNf n
chsc4ro bussrsss A. elt.e I.fe
Is4n@ - ess.ss.s~r lsalfs4 krages S4ar sqr
" pesss n sees'' $3.50.
3nee $50 NJ A4rrsata Tsrhaas
fM4r.oa hafsanGi aathos is New AoFA.
Jssn~ ~ Ashstt CaleAto anAn-
essF
Jans k-fal5am naxss.t--Nrs AlexAnat.
r Geers-fsss.eas stsgs eeaaly. Is Tstfs-
- -Rlcsars 4. paainsu former
osszst cafases sisesssFsf = 10
5ass sllsass 0xssrd ,saasr ia
80 Assses nssssr e4s.lsAsr
81 fsns.s4larasss s3r.fa-.sstsa
= " Alarsa3s. Aollssser = ths part
-. tk-fr.s~rt- I, P.ra.ls fcrussr
/ ataaAssador a. AUSTRIA Is NsW yors
Han~ f-wake 4snsss.4 Eunsanfan
Statesman
nAa
June g wassam 2 RogksssGlss ear.tai-
sans ga s,asrt BALDWIN. vice presi.
d~nf Illinois r.nfral rNHnax
I.4uin If Juas isff saast.s.f u founders
q asepenilexa p4el4. al Anasaftss. Wash
JAre es-Nrx CHarls4 Hsn. tim. ChteA-
- i.sdeF Isl sa,'lss. "a $50 ,s.5rs
auae xs-S4aass q. gass Inventor ard
r.AD4faefaftf ef ursnt.rk psesass ~
CIMeas. Ill
Oxen Ns6.- n Wssainxtas '''''
aafg 80 NJ Rafrrtf eatfer and pr,a.
pgietor III Rlrmtn.tam tAlA9 Age-Ilsr-
al
c1Ffsst os.niss
IulN ls- asN n~. J. ganeher founder
Of GoaehsH eeg.eee. Ra.ilaaafe
1Ais f-Alaee Miriam gFana opera star,
Ia NsN York
Jah A~cQl n " Guthrie. noged OF
man 81 Flftstarzh "a
Jesg Fl RshArd n nlrdsau. famous In
iaiy as Warv y Murfr.s
c'Charlss EEhsft Craaaoea4. American
aaihor
Frank s whits II Aishausa
As a-AteNars.f fsfMfars peu tu-
ssSser Il ~ ss.saaone'
Tinted states senator William T. Grow
of Pennsylvania
Lsmrd 4 lAagett formcr congress
man gfom TstnsaFes
AGE s-nsrtauilu q Darns.lsp former
famous foothall star tn New York
AUS sEneer rAsha, ex-wa4 minister
q 1&rkeN killed 4n battle
Aus. t~Rsar Admiral Drti gsbrts L.
n retired
AAr lg~Arthuf GnTith. president of
pAN NifeAHa in D4hiiu
Aus Is JOHN Wo0lee. former pro-
hfn.uon candidate faf President Ia
stan.
sosreai.s, ana pabiisher
Levy MaNer. premiaent Chicago Law.
ser And capitalist
Apg q. heiln = salisbury. geoioglst.
Aue ls~Grnefsefe Ward. noted AmsFl-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
FOLEY KIDNEY Pills
FoR rscss-. E.oNrss aAo elzDsr,
CHILD LABOR BILL
SOON TO BE PASSED

Washington. Dec. so-The senate
judiciary sub-committes vii begin
hearings January 10 on proposed
constitutional amendments to suth-
iorizss c-s1ersls to regulate child
hbOr. it was announced today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
SteubenviNe Banker
Attacks Prosecutor
claims Grand Jury was Coerced INTO
Bringing In Tndictmsnts-hany
May Be Invaudated-

Steuhcnvillc. Oh!o. APRIL G. NIcG.hG
thai Prosecuting Attorney l'n"ch >
Ic,-rc Of Jefferson county. influenced
and coercnd the January grand Jury l."
f,r y. four Indictments against MINI
y,rrrrt \. " Morrlli Italian h1nF"r
o.; thl. city. today filed pleas IN ahat"-
mon. ~ Common I'!oas court asking
r,at tho Indictments I've held Tor
naught and that he bn no :ur'hcr prose-
"ut"h 3,
NrrrIl, Wa Indicted for assault and
h.,,erv rn u. liciro Sllv:". Italian
urwspap"r editor. for carrying ""h'''i-
ed wrarouS and pointing firearms ana
olso with Attempting to "Xi"rt money
from Efrr! 'irur."i an cmri"Hr az IN"
IIo alleges IN his petition
that the Prosecutor had been unlr!rnd-
Iv toward him since taking office ana
ma, ~ order 70 havc the Indictments
voted he made speech 10 the jurors
tn which I've attacked tho character "'
,hr hanhc- and r"ina!N"d with III" lurT
while trr iuil"tmCn, Mas bring
brought
It is asserted that the alleged MS
conduct or the Prosecutor in being IN
,nr lnrv room during the deliberations
~ III, lndirrm"utS. viii invai'da;" al
Ills returned by the January grand
jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Blind Girl Distinguishes
Colors By Their Smell

Chicago. April 27.--Bluc IL "!lletta
IIusE:ns' favorite color. although II does
not have as plcasa mt smell as some
other colors. IT smells like Ink. bu'
Miss uuggins, who IL II years oIo anu
II pupil Of the Wisconsin school for the
Ilind, says she doesn't mind the way
p!ue smel,s-its pretty color.
All colors smell differently. MISS
!IuESins explained. after giving a re-
.narkablo demonstration before tho Chl-
cago Medical society.
"Greecr smells like ElaSs," she e>-
plained, although she didn't say just
what glass smells like "Elue smeipf
like Ink; pink like wool; black smetls
like a newspaper hfh"c ard white really
has no smell"
The girl was able 20 road newspaper
headlines by passing hcr fnEerS over
The page and could distinguish hEures
in newspapers pictures hy smelling the
amount OF ink on different portions ~
the p;Cturc. she saw" "n" pictur" WIN
four women, and picked out " wonsaIi
with gray hair accurately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
ANGRY DEBATE
BY THE IRISH
GRIFFITH IN CLASH
WITH DE VALERA
Alleged De Valera Was Will
ing to Forego Demand for
Irish Republic.

Dublin. April @7.--Ey the Associated
I'ress = Bitter exchanges between Ar
thur Griffith. president of Dali Eireann'
and I.amon pcNalcra. the Repuoic@'"
lender. more intense than any hereto
fore, marked tho proceedings Oh Ltl
today. charges and counter charges OF
r,snunsihil,ty fOr the present disorder"
characterized tho debate. and Mr.. Grll-
nh. in a strong attack. cndeavorcd 10
show that DeValcra, while processing
rir;d rcrubl;caniSm, was willing TO COM
promise. Do
Al ono point, describing how, on Dc
Valcra's return from America ne mao
entered into negotiations VII" ING
Rritish Grinith declared:
When l went TO London. DcNaicra
asked mo TO get him out Of the straight
Jacket Of the republic.
An Angry Soene.
This led to an angry scene hr. bc
Valera exclaimed: II d"ny II. II ~
calschond." while Ms supporters Shou''d
N Griffith, who retortcd.
Il won't be inundated by any gun
mon here"
, fresh uproar arose. and Mr.. Dc
v,Icr, demanded Withdrawal Of tho Of
rcnSivc expression.
Tho pau president refused to win
draw. and asked how many spcccn"S
pcva!cra was to hc allowed 10 make
Mr.. DeValcra replied:
zone for every lie.
Mr.. Gr!N!,h also alleged that when ne
went t. London. Mr.. pcNalcra told MIN
there might have TO be scapeGoats. ano.
10 added. Michael Collins and himsef
were willing to be scapcgoats TO save
pcNa'cras face.
VIII Be Made Public
Mr. DeEaicra re-aSserted that his
rIan was for external association. and
ina, he refused to recommend that the
Irish people come under the British
crown.
Finally, II was agreed that tho cor
rcSpondcncc relating TO the London nc
rnt.aticns should be published, and Mr.
DcEalcr;L remarked:
II. shall hc done before the elections
and before the people are fooled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
REG|N TAKING TESTIMONY IN
BLIZZARD TREASON CASE TODAY
Says West Virginians
Will Remain Loyal

Charles Town. w. Va. April q
John l., Lewis international president
nf the United Mine Workers OF America
who for two days has been n spectator
A. trials here OF union officials charged
with JASON against the state, lrit late
tonight for New York 10 take par; IN
Tho anthracite wage conference.
While here he conferred with the OF
nccrs OF Districts u and %. the tw"
mine union organizations IN the state
~ administrative matters. and received
assurances that the union miners in
Vest Virginia would maintain their 10y
atty 20 tho international organization
and wcrc unwilling to make Il separate
narc"mrnt 20 end the strike.
Irjunctions IN the federal courts in
his state were also discussed by I'll"
union heads. and with their attorneys
but Mr.. Lewis sad 80 ""w policies were
!.ridcd upon in either the injunction
c,scs or tn. couiur; "f Tho strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
BOY GOES ON TRIAL
ON CHARGE OF ARSON

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
Clarksburg. w. Va, April 27.-Julius
evils. son Of Charles A. Lewis. propri-
rtor OF a local department store. recent
" wiped out by nre, was brought here
today from Athens Ohio. by c. a. Top
ping of Charleston. State Fire Marshal
to stand trial in criminal court unoer
n charge Of arson. He, his father, his
mother. Dora Lewis, 4 sister and
charles s. Feldman were all indicted
under charge Of feloniously settins
Hre TO the store IN order TO coliect IN.
surancc money. julius Is the first OF
them to be apprehcnded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
BODY OF MISSING
GIRL RECOVERED
Pound In Basement OF Unoccupied
Church Parsonage No Signs
Of Violence

Hoopcston. ms April 97.-The body
If Gertrude IIanna. 81 year old country
school teacher who disappeared from
hcr home here five weeks ago was found
by carpenters today in the baS Somcnt Of
an unoccupied parsonag" used by IN"
United Presbyterian church.
No attempt apparently had h""n mad"
% conceal the body. II was fully
"lothcd. and It bore no evidence Of vio-
loncc EXCEPT what might hav" boon
black and blue marks on thr arms.
Miss Hanna. who was rrctt". popular
ard Il church member. was tho daughter
Of Mrs. Wesley r. Hanna. Tho family
lived two blocks from tho church..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
On Trail
Of Millions
LOOT OF BANDITS
NOW UNCOVERED
to Dis pose c of
$4,000 With New York
Brokers Gives Clue.

New York, April @7.--postohicc au-
thor!ties today believed they Tero In
position 10 recover the greater part OF
the 2.5on, 900 loot taken by three armed
bandits in their daring raid on a mail
truck in Lower Broadway. last October
Inspectors announced that their SIX
months work had been rewarded ny
capture of three mon who were ar
raIgned on the charge that they han
been found trying 10 disposed Of S'0,-
600 worth Of securities which had
formed part OF the plundcr. Each was
held IN s25.000 bail for hearing next
Tuesday. The arrests were made yester-
dav in two brokerage houses. which
aided the inspectors in laying trap
Cor the trio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Woman Gets Life for
Poisoning Her Husband

Port Orchard. WASH. Apr! c1.-Attcr
deliberaung but thirty minutes the jury
In tho case OF Mrs. Ruth PlumIey'
charged with poisoning her husband,
Hugh c. Plumley, returned verdict OF
guilty IN tho first degree late To-Day.
Mrs. Plumley was Immediately SEN
fenced 10 life Imprisonment
Previous 10 presentation or her case
10 the jury she changed her plea or not
guilty to one OF guilty. She confessed.
according TO county authorities she had
nlaccd poison in a salad she gave to her
husband. March -. He died few
minutes later.