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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
ST. GAINESVILLE
verdict for Defendant

Ia the case OF the Canaan Coal Com
ptny vs. VI. \. Reed, tried In common
pleas court Yesterday, the jury returned
I verdict IN favor Of the defendant
after being in the jury room about one
hour. The amount asked by the paint
IF was $4,000. Attorney George Crew
represented tho piaintin and J. II.
CLANCY the defendant.
In Probate Court
El2ht boys, Wm. Barker. Frank Bar
Kern Clarence Means. Clarence Roberts.
Steve Hchransky. John Xoessick, Edward
Allen and Paul EcdlpCk, We're given a
hearing before Probate Judge Edward
u, Meek yesterday. The boys are from
Martins Ferry and We're brought to
court on tho alleged charge Of taking
ice cream and dairy products from the
Ohio Valley Dairy at that place,
Realty Deeds
Anna Gratz to Dora l.. Belt. trac: Of
land in B"lalrc: consideration. ti.tA.
Alice Workman to Clifford J.. Bclt.
tract Of land in pultncy township; con-
s!dcrat!on, s1.hO.
Louisa J. Schcchlo To Emma Eody.
tract Of land in Martins Ferry: consId-
Grafton. sl.oO.
Thomas Daniel and Margaret Daniel
to Patrick rerryman. tract nr land III
Bridgeport: consideration, sl.0D.
The Belmont Cigar Company. \ cor
poration. TO J. w. Wright and c. r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
PADGN CITY

Padcn city, Jan. J.. - Mrs. Leck
Baker and son Lecotha, and Master
George BAKER. all OF Middlcbournc. are
the guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
|. l.. Rockwell.
Milton Henderson, who was attend
ing to business matters here, has re-
turned 10 Whec]lnE
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotlied Koerbcr have as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kocrbcr
and daughter Virginia. of Euckhannnn.
Mrs Caroline Ncfr has returned from
New Martinsv!lle where she was called
by the death of 4 relative.
AllSs Geraldine Van Camp Of Wells
burg. WAS the guest oyer the week Cnd
Of her parents, Mr. ard Mrs. J. y. Van
Camp.
Miss Helen Hartman. after 4 fcw
days visit with relatives here has re-
turned 10 her home near New Martins
Vile.
Mrs. Ralph Hassig OF Pine Grove
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both ~ Maynard. Father Hayes per-
formed tho ceremony
No Court Today
The case OF r. s. Amrne "a. Wheeling
Traction Company set fo- trial in com
mon pleas court today vas disposed nf
yesterday and the jury We're excused
Yesterday afternoon until tomorrow
morning by Judge Warren ". CVwcn.
st. ClairsvIle Briefs
Kenneth Cooper. Of 1!"lIa.rC, was 4
business euler here yesterday.
Squire IT, VI. Hunter. Of Flushing,
WIS IN st. 'ia!rsVi!io on business yes
tcrday.
y. |" Poole If M"rristoUn. Was call
INK on local friends TUESDAY.
william k"Hnarh "T larnesviile
Was Il business visitor here yesterday.
Gordon u. Kinder, OF Martins Ferry,
was Il business caller here Tuesday.
J. IT. Chimney. Of Earuesviiie, VAS in
81. tinir%rillc on business yesterday.
y number Of local people attended the
funeral Of Mas. Daisy sharp At War
wood yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
FLUSHING, 0.

Miss Alma Kirk. OF Columbus. IS
visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Piggott.
Misses Irma Na6b and Edna Bowlcs
or Martins Ferry. spent the week end
with Miss Mary Campbell.
Miss Virginia Caldwell is at the Ohio
Valley General hospital In Wheeling.
Misses Mabel and Mary Campbell en-
tertaired Friday evening in honor OF
Misses Irma Nabb ard Edna Rowlea.
James Parks. OF Uhrichsvilte. was
called here on account OF the illness o;
his father. James Parks.
John Rarricklow was a business
visitor in I. CIairsvilic Friday.
Mrs. Charles Bendine Of RittHran. was
called here on account OF the Illness OF
her father. James Parks.
Isaac Bethel was business visitor In
st. Clairsvtne Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Speck were Wheel
Ing visitors Friday.
Fred Taylor was 4 business visitor in
St. gainesville Saturday.
Misses Lulu and Eva Semple we're
shopping in Wheeling Tuesday.
Supt. W. r. Grecnlec. OF Neffs was
4 business visitor here Tuesday.
Harry Stanley was 4 Wheeling WISH
tor Monday.
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which will probably he the nrst OF next
month. The name OF the playlet and
the cast has not been made public.
Benwood Briefs.
Mrs. CorNclla Welsh "a able to be out
after being confined to her home for The
past few weeks
Miss Eculah Synonds Of Last Liver
pool IL visiting friends IN this city.
Walter Charnock was Il business visi-
tor in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Truax Is confined to her
humc Oh Main street 10y Illness.
Miss Jennie Gilmore Is confined 10
her homo in North Benwood by Illness,
tuSHph Wilson of Washington, Pa.
IS visiting with local friends
Elmer tranc il able to bc ont again
after being confined to his home on
McM"chcn street for tn" past few weeks
john Welch af Pittsburgh was :; has
mess visitor in this city yesterday.
Mrs J. H. Long of Cambridge. o., has
returned home after 4 brief visit with
local friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Thoms Wagner Of North
Marshall street have retained homu
from i short visit with friends in
Cleveland.
Joseph lIall Of Marshall street - I'm
proving from his recent Illness.
George l.anSG left yesterday for IN
diana Itarhor. Ind, whero he has Sc
cured Il new position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18

! have on their car or I receipt FOR new
licenses If the autos arc to De operated
/ in this city. according to a decree hand
I'd down b, Charles Bryson. police chief
thief trysor says that all autoists
operating their cars with 1872, tags OF
without their 1922 tags are to be ar
rested and ttncd accordingly.
Moundsv1lls Briefs
Mr.. AMI Mrs, Mciner Grossman OF
Cameron spent Tuesday in the city visit
Ing with friends.
Miss Eileen McNcel. % Burton. IL VS.
i,!ng her sister. Mrs. WI lCarSon, Of
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Geo. Pounds is confined to her
home on Center street with Illness.
Mrs. Jno. Campbell OF FIRST street
Is abe to be out again after several
weeks Illness.
Mrs. J. l.. Bonar spent Monday in
Wheeling and Bellaire.
Clyde Chamberlain OF Center street.
Is III.
Cecil Lily ard family who formerly
lived on eastern FRS; street. are making
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlln-
son near the Camp Ground station tenn
porartty. Mr.. Lily sold his property on
First street to Joe Thompson.
The house being built by s. w. Wade
on Ash avenue IS nearing completion.
Mrs. fora Goddard, Of New Martins
Vile. spent the Weekend with her SIS
ter. Mrs. David Iurbee. on First street.
T. J. Lacey, OF West Ninth street. Is
confined - his home with an attack OF
grippe.
Mrs. VI. {. Poole is confined 70 her
homo on Crntcr street with severe
cold.
Miss Mabel Maupin. OF Cedar avenue
spent today in Pittsburgh.
W. !. Kelley. delegate from the local
miners lodge OF this city to the miners
at Columbus. o., left Mon
day evening for that city.
Mrs. Sara Timbiin, OF Jefferson ave-
nue.. spent the day in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. HARRISON Otto left today
Tor their HON eat Cohurn. W. Va. with
the body OF their l!itle son. Everett. who
died this morning 1T tho Glendale Hos
pital
Master Wesley Craig King. the two
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
King. ot Second street. who fell at the
Baker home. where he was attending i
birthday party. breaking the collar |
bone, is getting along very nicely.
Mrs. John McQuade Is quite Ill at the !
home on North jefferson avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wisman. OF Cedar !
venue, spent the afternoon in Wheel
ng.
W. J. Cornell. OF Fast Fourth street.
caves Wednesday, for Ashland. Ky.
where he will engage In cvangelisttc
work. Mr.. Ciorrell expects 10 be gone
bout three weeks.
Mrs. Ed. Rupp and mother, Mrs. Bobb.
rho were overcome by gas fumes at
heir homo on Grant avenue Saturday
vening, are improving very nicely and
iill be able to be out in few days.
Mrs. n. F.. Tenant and son. Francis.
ave returned home from q months
!sit with her cousins al Fa!rmon;.
Mrs. E. T. Smith, Of Grafton. Is
pending the week in the city with her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry. OF
omliuson avenue.
T. ]. Lacy. OF Ninth street. Is sick
18th an attack OF grippe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Child'a Funeral Thursday

Funeral services for the late Frances
Marie. infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
NcQuade. will DC held tomorrow morn
Ing at o'clock from the late home.
Father N. J. Coughlin will octciatc. The
remains will be Inferred q. the Noun,
Calvary cemetery. Wheeling.
Must Have Licenses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
was tho guest over tho week end Of ~

was tho guest over tho week end Of ~
ntives and friends.
Rev. J. r. Bright will leave the lat.
ter part Of the week. to assist IN q
union revival meeting which will BE-
held in st. Marys, W. Va. Rev. BRIGHT
Is pastor Of the NJ. T.. church South, Of
this city. and also in st. Marys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bennett and
son have been called to Grafton by the
serious Illness of Mrs. Benefits mother.
Miss Jennie Parker, who was tbs
guest for couple OF week OF relatives
at Empire. Ohio. has returned home.
". r. Wharton. OF New Aartinsvtfie,
attended to business matters here
Tuesday.
The Padcn City glass factory viii re-
sumo operations Wednesday after few
weeks shutdown. The factory Will op.
crate at full force. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Turner Funeral Held

The funeral Tor the late Mrs George
Turner. former resident Of this city.
who died at her late nom" in Cla rksturs
Saturday. was held Tuesday morning at
. o'clock. The remains were laid Ut
rest at the Mount Rose cemetery. Mrs
Turner was formerly Miss Nrtte Brooks
and lived here for several years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18

/ Acton. tract OF land IN Belmont; con-
. sid"rat!on. 500.
! Ralph Arkie. deceased. to Isabella
( Ankle ct al. affidavit OF transfer of lots
. in Erooks!de.
, Russc,l SammUns AMI Sarah T.. anm-
mons To John A. tuthcy. tract OF land
! in ShadysiLc: consideration. $1,000.
! Susan j. LAWN and Harry lawn to
! Ida r. Mcll"tt. tract IF land IN Mead
township: consideration. $1,000.
NJ. II. Persons and Mary l.. Persons
to NJ. e. Persons. lots Nos. ~, ~, %.
-. - 9nd - IN Judk!ns' addition 10
GAINESVILLE: consideration, 500.
Quit Claim Deeds
Matilda &chick to Clifford l.. Felt
tract or coal IN l'uItn"y township; con.
sheraton. Sl.00.
Probate Court
Josephine White. L.ccasci: WI and
application TO admit to probate fl;cd
with waive" oc notice and consent 10
probate OF each Of next of hin resident
Of Ohio. Set for hearing January IS,
l922. Notice to minor next OF kin or
der ed: order issued TO sheriff Of Mus
kingum county and cause continued.
Ellen Jones. guardianship: Applifa-
ton r!cI for appointments If guardian.
Set for hearing January ~. lu2@, AZ
Il. III. Notice to Ellen Jones and Grant
Jones ordered and order Issued 70
sheriff Of Belmont county. Subpoena
ordered and issued and cause continued.
Thomas Brokaw. deceased: Inventory
hl"d. approved and record ordered.
Martha Donahey, deceased: Inventory
filed. approved and record ordered.
Sarah J. Taylor. deceased: Anplica-
ton filed for determination Of Inherit
ance tax. Tax determined without aud
itor's appraised finding no tax due.
j. J. Mcfarland. administrator Of
Tony Zaieski. deceased. vs. Mary Xlcn-
ski ct al: Petition, duly verified. 70 sell
real estate TO pay debts. Exhibit -
and precipc filed. Summons ordered
and issue to plaintiff for minor defend
ants and FOR defendant. The buckeye
Savings 6 Loan Company and cause
continued.
Marriage Licenses
Jesse Earl Crow, age 81. It driver for
New System Bakery. and Gold!c Marie
Ranch. age "a. both OF Bellairc. Rev. (
Bauman performed the ceremony.
Lewis Del Piomho. age %, coal /
miner. and Mrs. Candida BocCobella, !
'Ce %, both Of Beilaire. Squire Henry ,
NJ. Davies performed the ceremony. /;
Frank Joseph Bruno. age %, n coal
miner, and Julia Ellen Prank. age I6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
SKATING Proves Popular

Skating on the lake at tho Camp
Grounds had proved 10 he more popular
this year than ever before. The lake
froze over during the recent cold speU
and every uiSh. since barge crowds have
been using IN" ice covered pond as :,
place OF pleasure. !; IL believed nc
warm spctt last Gight put an end TO the
skating as the leo had become quite ,h}a
during the dav Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Scout Folks Hold Meet.

ScQAtmastcrs and troop committee
men held meeting last Night at
o'clock at the city building to further
discuss plans Eor scout training course
10 be given by II. -, Portx. CHIEF scou,
executive OF the Wheeling -Mnuudsvllir
council. II. -. GaunI was in cl,arg4 o.
the katherine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
SPECIAL SERVICES
PRECEDE COMMUNION

The First Presbyterian church Is
holding evening services every night
this week preparatory to communion
services which are to be held at the
church Sunday. There has been an ex-
cclient attendance. The Rev. Charles
Gilmor. Of Cadiz. Ohio, speaker OF
force and power. is attracting many by
his interesting Fermons. DR.. Gllmor
VEIL be here all week. H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Must Have Licenses

All motorists In this city mast either
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18

DR.. J. l.. THOMPSON. evangelist. n
charge or the revival AZ the Christian
church. rappeI the sinners in wonder
full sermon delivered last night. lie
laid stress on the evening club affairs
and urged that more activities b. ''c"n.
tered In tho home" Or. Thompson 8
Eermons are proving most !ut"rrstin"
10 folks Who are able TO attend them.
lie has extended au invitation 10 the
members OF Fart Francis post No. ;.
American Legion. 10 attend IL special
sermon tomorrow evening on tie War
EON Need"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18

have on their car or receipt for new
licenses If the autos arc to De operated
in this city. according to a decree hand
I'd down b! Charles Bryson. police chief
thief Hryson says that all autoists
operating their cars with Ig2, tags or
without their 1920 tags are to be ar
rested and nncd accordingly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-10

neal De ~ " h lalt are We. going 70 90:
this morning ~ e 49,
Not talk SO loudly, for one:
thing" said Antony.
Bill looked abou, him apprenhen-
gtyaiy. was cayley under the table
for example2 After last night one
never knew.
i.Is-er-'' He raised hts eye,
:No. But one doesn't want to
Shout. One should modulate the
voice. my dear William, while
breathing gently fro1 the hips
Thus one avoids those chest-notes
which have betrayed many sec
ret In other words, pass the
toast" :.
you seem bright this morning"
81 am. Very bright Cayley no.
'ticed it. Cayley said, We're it not
, that I have other business, would
come gathering nuts and may with
thee. Fain would I gyrate round
the mulberry-bush and hop upon
the little hills
pose.' said Bill, shaking his head
sadly.
ITS the sun and the moon and
the stars, all acting together on ar
empty stomach Do you know any
thing about the stars, Mr. Beverley?
Do you know anything about
Orion's Belt. for instance? And
| why isn't there star called Bev
erley's Belt? Said he masticating.
Re-enter w. Beverley through trap
| door,
Talking about trap-doors-''
Don't" said Antony, getting up.
"Some talk of Alexander and some
of Hercules, but nobody talks about
Mensa-a table: you might get it
from that Well. Mr.. Beverley
and he slapped him heartily on the
back as he went past him-""I shall
see you later. Cayley says that
you will amuse me. but SO far you
have not pade me laugh once. You
must try and be more amusins
when you have finished your break
fast But don't hurry. Let the
upper mandibles have time to do
the work" With those words Mr..
Dillingham; then left the spacious
apartment.
Bill continued his breakfast with
a slightly bewildered air He did
a cigaret outside the windows be-
hind him: not listening, perhaps:
possibly not even overhearing: but
within sight Of Antony, who was
not going to take any risks. So he
went on with his breakfast. reflect
ing that Antony was rum fellow.
and wondering if he had dreamed
any of the amazing things which
had happened the day. before.
Antony went up to his bedroom
70 fetch his pipe 1t was occupied
/ by housemaid. and he made a
apology for disturbing. her. Then
he remembered
rs it Elsie? he asked, giving
her friendly smile.
| Yes, sir she said. shy but
proud She had no doubts as to
why it was tina. she had achieved
such notoriety-
CONTINUED in Our Next Issue)
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nocent mention of 1t. And Cayley
did not want any mention OF it.
Why again2 Obviously because
the passage, or even the mere
knowledge of its existence. might
provide a clue.
81 wonder If Marks hiding there"
thought Antony; and he went tc
sleep.
{ Antony came down in a very
good humor to breakfast nexl
morning. and found that his hos;
was before him. Cayley looked VI
from his letters and nodded
ANY word. of Mr.. Ablett-oi
Mark" said Antony, as he poured
out his coffee.
"No. The. inspector wants t.
drag the lake this afternoon"
"Ohi Is there lake?"
There was Just the flicker OF
smile on Cayley's face, but it dis
appeared as quickly as it came.
'"welI, it's really a pond" h
said. "but it was called the lake.
by Mark thought Antony
Aloud he said. What do they ex
pect to f1ind?"
"They think that Mark HI
:: broke off and shrugged his shoul
ders. :.
MAY have drowned himself
knowing that he couldn't get away
And knowing that he had com
promised himself by trying to se
away at all Z?
Yes; I suppose So said Gayle!
slowly.
He added dryly. "From what w
read OF detective stories. inspector
always do want to drag the pom
first
rs it deep?"
Quite deep enough said Cayl!
as he got up On his way to tn
door he stopped, and looked a
Antony I'm so sorry that WEIR
Keeping you here like this, but |
will only be until tomorrow TIL
inuuestis tomorrow afternoon. D
amuse yourself how you like til
then"
Thanks very much. shall real
~ be quite all right"
Antony went on with his break
fast. Perhaps it was true that in
spectors liked dragging ponds. blu
the question was. Did Cayleys lik
having them dragged? Was Gale!
anxious about it. or quite indiffer
ent? He certainly did not seem t
be anxious, but he could hide hi
feelings very easily beneath tina
heavy, solid face
Bill came in noisily-
Bits face was an open book. En-
citement was written all over it,.
We'll" he said eager1y. as Ii
sat down to the business of tn
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-11

One of the rollers in Pioneer Mill
broke last Friday and was sent to
Honolulu on the Saturday boat. After
grinding the cane that was cut the
mill shut down last Thursday to wait
the return of the roller.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-11
Hawaii Judiciary
Appointments Raise
Row in Washington

WASHINGTON, April 7-(Associa,
ted Press)-During the discussion in
the senate today of the bill providing
for additional federal judgeships, Sc
nator Walsh of Montana presented a
letter purporting to have been writ
ten by Assistant Attorney General
Holland, recommending the early ap'
pointment of federal judges in Ha-
wall on the ground that such expedi-
tious action would have a favorable
result on the candidacy of the Repub
lican candidate for delegate to Con
gress from Hawaii.
Senator King of Utah said such
action indicated prostitution of
Hollands office for political purposes
and declared that if the facts were
as represented, Holland ought to b'
kicked out by Congress if the attor
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-11

Eyes, 1 had it waiting at Christmas
FOR the bird Santa Claus didn't bring"
said Little Curly-Head. She ran to
a cupboard and brought forth bird
seed and an apple. She placed these
In a pretty cage of wood which she
had ready.
"Now, turn your back, shut your
eyes, wait until l count three, then
whistle, and see what happens, said
Dame Instinct. Little Curly-Head
turned her back and closed her eyes
Jack put Cat Bird into the cage
with the food, and my, but Cat Bird
was glad to get there. He pecked at
the apple, and he gobbled the seeds.
Dame Instinct waited until he was
i've his first keen hunger, and then
she began to count.
zone! Two! Three!" At the word
three" Little Curley-Head began to
whistle. And when she began to
whistle, Cat Bird began to sing.
Little Curley-Head, surprised and
startled by the sound whirled around.
She gave a cry of joy when she saw
Cat Bird. AS for Cat Bird, he sang as
he had sung before, pouring
out his gladness over being saved
saved from hunger and cold in the
wintry woods.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-11
The Daily Fun Hour
gypsy SPRING DANCE

This dancing game may be played
in or out Of doors, with budding
branches or with wands. There are
two dance movements, A and B.
Movement All select partners,
then join hands in a large circle, hold
ing branches in right hand, point
downward, and dance six slide steps
to the right, then to the left, chant
ing:
Gypsy King and Gypsy Queen
Dancing on the messy greeni
Then, holding branches upward, all
dance four steps to center of circle
and back again, singing: e.
All doors are forest trees,
And our windows, every breeze.
y Then partners face, and, taking left
hands, swing around in six steps,
each holding branch in right hand
over partners head, repeating the
rhyme, Gypsy King and Gypsy
Queen" etc.
Movement bail stand in circle,
then skip around right and left, the
girls going clockwise Fright, the boys
counter-cockwise Cleft, each touching
branches with right hand and clasp.
ing left hands and circling around
twice, singing:
Gypsy left and Gypsy right,
Show your first and second sight!
When partners meet the second
time all march down the room and
back. Then the girls march by them
selves, their partners forming two
rows facing and holding their branch
es high to form and arcade, down
which the girls skip once and back
again. Then the boys march singly
and the girls form the branch arcade
all singing:
High, high, high, our roofs the
sky
Romany, Romany, Romany-Ryei
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-11

The deal between Messrs Antoine dc
Rego and Henning for the Pioneer
stables was carried through success
fully last week.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-11

The Honolulu Star Bulletin publish
es the following dispatch from Joseph
r. Harrington son of Governor Far
rington, it's Washington correspon-
dent.
The removal of Assistant Attorney
General Holland was demanded in the
senate today by Senator King of Utah
because of his recent memorandum
to Attorney General Daugherty re-
commencing the early appointment
of Hawaiian judges as a move to as
sist in the election of a Republican
delegate to Congress.
The memorandum, produced by Sc
nator Walsh of Montana, provoked an
acrimonious debate. Senator King
said: ANY man who would prosti-
tute the position which he occupies
as assistant attorney general to try
to secure the appointment of judges
to help win an election is not fit to
be in the attorney generals office,
and the President ought to remove
him instantly"
Senator Norris of Nebraska said
that the senate should unite to have
Holland kicked out" and that, if
the charges proved true, the attor-
ney general himself should be re,
moved.
Senator P~oindeXter of Washington
protested against what he character,
lied as criticism without a hearing
for Holland, Senator Jones of New
Mexico said that perhaps Attorney
General Daugherty did not see the
memorandum referred to.
Both Senator King and Senator
Walsh are Democrats.