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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
NOTICE
OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER OF
TIE wOMAN'S CLUB OF Dun

Notice IS hereby given that on the
9th day of September. a. ID. 1922,
at 10 o'clock a. m. application will
be made to the Honorable W. s. Bull
lock, Judge Of the Fifth Judicial Cir
Cult Of the state Of Florida, in and
Ocala, Florida, for an order incorpor-
ating The Womans Club OF Dunnellon.
The character and objects Of the cor
poration TO be formed are:
To promote the literary, social.
scientific and civic welfare and ad-
vncement of its members and Of the
community in which the said club is
to be located; to give aid to all worthy
and philanthropic movements and OBJ
jects, and TO foster. encourage. aid
and support the general welfare OF
women and all efforts affecting their
nj
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
NOTICE
Notice of Application f.-
secaIon :, Chapter 49, zee
Laws of 49,

Notlce is hereby given -.
csf FelieT[s ss purchaser Of Tax cs,,ts
4 Isl DAY Of June, 1900. 7th 5sy -@.sq the
ii99IS' ana tae ard day 81 June a4e.
ncates IN my office. and has 20 etfti-
piIcatlon Tor Tax Deed u go '..4t i ap-
embrace the following descri,.le,'s Fcatss
cry situated in Marion soan Ss- PROB on
Sea Of nel4 and nes. - n.n
spectiEely 81 section 4. tow-sst, Re-
south range -. east. "sAip as.
Inc salc land being assessed ., Il,
uS~te OF issuance - slrh cerfle. r.. the
tie name q Mely Ruth. 3 = ete IN
ana FlTst National BANK X 5a,5es41iiita
Unless said certificate ss.t,
deemed according & law. T.x gs rs-
viii issue thereon the leeds
3ta Day Of September. 4. n -.
v Itness my official sign, - -.
5 7e55 TINS the Srd day q August a AZ" I,
tSeap T H. LANCAsTFp n,
Clerk Circuit Court Marion e. 5l.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
NOTICE -
Notice of Application for InN
Under Section :. Chapter 4ese'

Notice is hereby given that James
y. Nelson. purcaser of Tax Certinnea .,s
No 1858. dated the End day OF Jun n
A. D., 1894, has filed said eerinsS;s ss,,en
NV Office. and has made appllcatlo.na
for Tax Deed TO issue in accordansss
with law Said certificate embraces s
the following described propeTS To-
uated in Marion county, Fioriu~'
wit:
Lot 10. Block 80, Belleview., ,he
The said land being assessed - IN
date of issuance of such ceralnSa'e
the name of Unknown. =, =. re-
Unless said certificate shan Or ssa
deemed according to law, Tax
will issue thereon the ,aa1.
3rd Day OF October, A. ID: ana
witness my official sIgnaIu. A.
seal this the 26th day OF
D., 1922 AcTER. JR.
(SeaD 7. ID. LANSAS' CO Fla
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion o.
-9-1-5t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
NOTICE
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AMI nISCHARCE

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of September, A. D., 1922
the Undersigned will present her &C.
counts and vouchers to the County
Judge of Marion Cunty, Florida, at hls
ONCE at the Court House of said County
In Ocala, Florida, and will make final
settlement and will apply for her dis
charge as Executrix of the Estate of
the late Olive L. Bachelor, deceased
MABEL RILEA
Executrix of the Estate of the late
Olive L. Bachelor, deceased 7-14-sw.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
NOTICE
NOTICE OF. FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND nVSCHARCE

AND DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of September. A. d.. 1922
the undersigned will present his ac-
counts and vouchers to the County
Judge of Marion Cunty, Florida, at his
ofnce at the Court House of said County
in 0cala, Florida, and will make final
settlement, and will Apply for his dis
charge as Executor of the Estate of
the late Z. G. Mckinley, deceased
j. c. RANKIN,
Executor of the Estate OF the late
L.. G. Mckinley, deceased. 7-14-9w.
To nrevent = nnid 4aka sss so.x
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judi
cial Circuit of the State of Florida,
In and for Marion County, in Chan
Gerry.
George L. Mortimer, complainant VS.
Mary Ann Jane Gaines, ct al, de-
fendant-Order for Constructive Ser
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01

MRS. II. r. SWARTZ
MRS. J. +. CURRY,
MRS. J. G. BASKIN.
MRS. a. L. NEVILLE,
MRS. A. c. JACKSON.
MAPLE Y. THOMSON,
HELEN +. WHITE.
MRS. ". J. MIESON.
MRS. MARY s GRCMBLES.
MRS. c. q. LEITNER.
S-4-5t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
NOTICE
In the Circuit Court Of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida in and for
Marion County. in Chancery.

Carson Naval Stores Company, a Cor
pOration, Complainant, VS. Samuel
Ambrose. ct at. Defendants.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE

- - - \ At@s
Compartments Solicitor. 7 IS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01

balrd, former co-partners doing
business as Bacon & Baird. if living
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
GOQDYkOONTZ
NOW FLIRTING
Fifth District Congressman
May Become Candidate
for the y. S. Senate.
sy CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

WASHINGTON. u. c, March l1.-The
talk IN the capital "' an opposition
!ieaubi.cau candidate - Sc"Htor Suther-
i,rd now Ccricrs on Cn2rr"S>n'an Wells
Cnodvkuoniz And Il IS very strong
talk.
This Is ire mos: recent development
IN Republican senatorial politics, so far
az the Washington end OF that situation
Is co-r,--"G ond n" has!s o! Il Is
such as % have made favorable nppca'
70 the Fifth district representative
Who I, can he au,hcr!tH'!ve!y stated
Is seriously interested end IS making
close and careful scrutiny and lAvesu-
CATION Of Tie matter.
This IS not til~ NrSt time that con-
yraesman Goodyk"nu:2's name mas
figured IN the senatorial gossip and spe-
rulaiIpr here ln Washington and IN
lyes, V!rginla. II has always appeared
IN tho lists Of possibilities published
from time to time But It has never
heretofore been as seriously discussed
here or in the state AS It. Is now being
discussed.
ore OF the reasons cC7 this chang-'
4 Is said here. IS that tho Congressman
from the Tirth has received quito re
ccntlv great encouragement from part!
leaders, ard from sections of the state.
.ha, ND 10 this moAth gave no signs OF
turning 20 hin. He Is much gratheu' II
Is said. ove- This turn In the udr' ana
NAV undertake a Tip out in the H'AIs
~ a crw days o. week 70 personally
size M ,he situation for himself iEs'-
hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

WASHINGTON. March 1S--There devcI-
oped today a difference OF opinion
among Republican leaders IN tho house
as TO the method Of calling up tho SOL
dlers bonus bill on the floor. Ono group
sill favored consideration next Monday
under suspension of the rules which
would cut off all amendments, while an
other held the opinion that delay IN
action would be preferable.
On all sides It was stated that
decision would await the return here.
Saturday, OF Speaker Gillett. who Is In
Florida with President Harding. Mean
time there vas speculation among house
members as 10 whether the speaker
would entertain a motion TO suspend the
rules and pass the bill.
Chairman Fordney. OF the ways and
means committee. disclosed that he had
been Informed by Mr.. G!llet: before he
left Washington, that he had better not
depend entirely on a suspension OF rules
as the procedure for getting the bill
before the house. Since he has been IN
Florida, the speaker has indicated that
he might not entertain q motion for this
purpose. because OF what he regards as
the importance OF ths bonus measure.
Representative Mondel. Wyoming.
tNe Republican leader. said today It
would hs rather unusual for the
speaker 10 refuse 70 entertain such a
motion. Il majority Of the house de-
sired consideration Of tho bill under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
35-F00T RIVER
EXPECTED At
PARKERSBURG

Parkershu-E W. Va. March l5.--R!s-
Ing a, tile rate Of s!N-ienths Of 4 foot an
hour and having risen Il little over eight
in the past - hours. the Ohio river
feet In the past - hours. the OHIO river
had reached stage OF little more
;han 80 feet here tonight and IS eH-
pec,ed 10 go 10 at least S5 feet by to-
morrow morning. \ stage OF 3S feet Is
expected at Marietta. bu; this Is prooa-
bly, low estimate AZ tho Muskigum
river IS rising because OF the heavy
rains lnr the as; Two days.
There Is large volume OF water
coming out OF the Little kanawha,
which empties into the Ohio here. and
with the water that Is coming from tho
Muskiugum there will bo a near fopr
stage. In the manufacturing district
along the river front tonight there was
genera movement or goods. Forty feet
IS tho danger lur here. and Il !s PROB
ab!o on account u" inie conditions to-
night that this stage might be reached
on account Of the Nigh stage at points
below.
Telephone reports received here to-
night from Point Pleasant. Charleston
and Huntington are 20 the effect that
tho streams IN those sections are AL
rising. \ .atc report from CINCINNATI
vas that the stage there would not be
less than 80 foei, which Is the danger
line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

Ncw York March 15.--The joint con
ference - anthracite mine owners and
Union officials adIourrcd AT 40 this
AFTERNOON untu F-:day afternoon. whrn
IN" operators are e1poc;ed 20 make
reply - ;ho demand to- 90 per cent
wage increase presented ;oday by rep
-.sc=,:.,iycs o: tho ;.:t;"-s.
The ,n.""-s occupied a. o: ;oday'>
meeting ard 80 .rk,ins came from the
operators as . ~ha, reply they viii
mao. I, 5 Understood they plan 10 tell
;r, ur.ua men that Al ircrcas" :" wages
A ,h,s ,!rne - no: IN accord WITH tho
,rard OF tie times. !, - expected th"E
Will maintain that IN present cost OF
cca, IS 100 high and thdt the miners
should share IL any de:.at!or X .Uwer
prices are 10 % granted consumers.
A suspension OF mining - fully e>-
nectod. 4, was sad BY operators and
,,!rers. The union leaders however have
taken no step n that direction. pendin .
definite answer from the operators
tn, scaic committee OF the coal diGg"rs
81, ,rarr .'SirUr'in0S 20 rCrtH'i ar
rangrm"nrs pro, iGlrs for Suspension ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
Quarrel Alleged

New York. March l5.-Papa "Aephts-
TO" Matenauer. so dubbed by his chaut-
four son-in-law. Floyd Glotzbach. told
L third version Of the troubles OF Nine,
Margaret MaGenauer and her hundred
per cent man" tonight.
Nine Matzenauer is just little bit
spoofng the public when she says there
has been no break between her and her
husband" he declared. and Glotzbach
Is speeding even moro whom he says he
quit her.
Tho facts, as Mr.. Mauenauor sees
them arc that Nine. Matzenauer gave
Glotzbach the air. after a terrible
quarrel" which he. the "Mephisto." In
the domestic opera. heard with his own
ears and witnessed with his own eyes.
And the public may take his story
or leave Il. he added, politely closing
the front door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
Woman Declared TO Be
the Antagonist Ghost

Halifax y s. March l5.--Mary Ellen
Mac Donald. foster daughter O. NJ. and
Mrs. Alexander Macdonald, was the
ghost OF Anttgontsh. DR.. Walter Frank
In lTince. scientific ghost hunter do
riarcd IN a report on his investigation
OF the haunted Macdonald home at Gale
Gonla Mills. made public tonight.
At least Mary Ellen set tho mystcri-
Gus fires which wore among the chief OF
the Ehostly manifestations. Dr. Prince
said He held that she was not moral
ly culpahlc." however. as she WAS IN AN
altered state OF ronsciousncsS' and did
not realize what she was doing.
There is the possibility. supported
BY body OF evidence" the report said,
that this altered state was brought
about by a discarnate intelligence. This
Is q theoretical possibility. whereas the
external facts seem certain"
DR.. Prince Indicated that tho hra!ding
Of tho cows tails and the shifting OF
CONTINUED on Page Fourtccu)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
Madalynne
Weeps As
Rush Talks
DEFENSE ARGUMENTS
IN OBENCHAIN CASE
LAWYER Asserts State Has
Failed to Show Malice
Toward Kennedy.

I.o, Angeles March, l1.--pefcnsc
arguments occupied all Of to-day's scS-
s.nns in the trial Of Mrs. Madalynne
Obenchair. charge. with The murder
of hor sweetheart. J. Eclton kennedy.
Mrs Obcrcha!n wcpt when Attorney
Rush read letters which. hc said. had
passed between her and Kennedy RUSH
said Kennedy loved her AS dcN"ted!y'
ioyally, passionately and cndurngIy as
she loved him."
lie declared the state hal no; shown
thar sn" ever hclf any mnii"c toward
EcUu,riy.
Referring TO Arthur =. Rnr"h. Mrs.
Ohcrcha,n'4 co-dcf"ndant. the attorney
said:
'.NIadalynno Ohorchain looked on
Eurch N slstcr,y sort "f way
rurcA's mother. wife Of 4 minister Of
the gospel. invited such relation.
Mrs phcrchain herself, i" declared,
Is A "chrIstiah woman Of culture, edu-
cation and refinement and hcs letters
indicated nothing bat purity, portray
ms IN" highest ideals and nobl"st
thought"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
To RESIGN IF
WHEELING GETS
FROZEN MI 7
.BUCHWALD'S WRITTEN
RESIGNATION READY
Newly Appointed U. S. Mar
shall to Make Final Stand
for Home Town,
Friday.

Washington, D. c.. March .5--FaI.4Tc
OF United States Marshal Louis Buch-
wald, OF Wheeling, TO arrive here today
as expected, caused lul! !n the cOntro-
vcrsy over the location "C ms Office,
whether at Parkersburg, where II has
been so ordered by the department 0!
justice, or at Wheeling. where Marshal
Buchwald demands x snail. DC cstab-
Hshed
He telegraphed Congressman Rosen-
bloom today that no VIII arrive IN
Washington on Friday
Until he comes, the question which
has got the state delegation all agoG
cannot be answered That question IS,
will the department or the marshal back
down? Unless the department changes
It's o-dcr and locates the office II
Wheeling. BIuhwald says ne Will resign.
That he means what he says - evident.
Congressman Rosenbloom has his yCS'G-
nation ali ready 10 hand IN. He is wait
Ing on Tho outcome Of tho forthcoming
conference with Marshal Buchwa.d an!
a "Tou may fire Gr!dley. when you are
ready order from that militant officer.
The Battle Rages
Congressman II. c. Woodya:d has 20
cut short an important visit 10 his pol
Ideal lieutenants at ParkerSourg on ac-
count OF this matter. and arrived here
this morning. He IS leading the Far
kersburg defenders while Eosenb.oom
heads the attacking Wheeling forces
Both took the air along their lines to-
day, reporting everything "OkcA." after
which they visited the department o:
justice officials and the two West N!r-
sln!a senator's and gave them vcrba.
message. each boosting his Owa game
The two senator's are as optimistic as
they can be with the fear constantly
before them Of the danger OF a0o' .
patronage squabble on their hands
should Marshal Buchwald carry out his
threat to resign. While expressing ad-
mration for his superb daring. they
question his diplomacy. They hopo 10
be able to restore peace. they said L
night. and others who are longtime
friends Of Marshal ''Looey" voiced tho
hope that the occasion will not arise
when, like Nathon Hale. Louis Bach
valid will fee! impelled % utter these
words: "T regret that have but one
official life 10 give 10 my city"
West Virginia arrivals today: Troy r
Hardman, Elkins: John =. ArbenZ, VII
liam Snyder and Clyde Law, Wheeling:
r. Marshall Dean. Elk Garden. 5.
Montgomery. K!ngwood; J. Frank kee-
ney, Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
CAT ADOPTS RATS

bloomington. Ills. March la.-Sus!e'
a cac in Jack Crawford's blacksmith
shop here. has shattered feline tradl-
lions by adopting two infants rats.
The cat increased the feline popula-
ton Of the world by five kittens last
Sunday. Lou White, a neighbor. think
ing to give Susie q treat. took her TO
nest where there were five baby rats
Susie surprised her henefactor by pur-
ring and soon she carried two Of tho
rodents back 10 her own nest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
SLAIN SHOWMAN'S DAUGHTER DECLARES
PARENTS CHARGES OF FRAME-UP AGAINST
WIFE UNTRUE; SEARCHING FOR CHEF
No Warrant Against Werner,
Who Is Not Charged Di-
rectIy or Indirectly With
the Staying Of Brunen,

Riverside, y. J.. March iJ--Ecrewcd
-o,.-,. 800, J., ,..,,, o. ,,co,c Gcnrso
-,
Lamb Werner u circus 'N''' al ''"''.'
Non with the Killing ot John 7. Rruncn,
circus proprietor, Who WaS shot 10
death IN his home Friday might Prose
cu'or L"nat haA kelsey % Hur-'hs'V"
county announced ton'Ghi.
The prosecutor SAID ne WIS'cu !"
question Werner, VIA" haa bech Gu.
r'oycd hN Hrun"n IN tn" COOK tent o.
;hc Mighty Doris and teTFafl SHOWS
/" clear UP details H' H'reS'cu l!dt Il
picture - Werner known as ,ut'.E'
III" Hhc', y" given our lot 'uo'N "'.o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
Bales of Tax Returns Filed on
Last Day of Grace III New
York City--Long Island
Farmer Tries 10 Pay Tax in
Potatoes.

New YORK, Mavci. .. Acw YORK
awoIc ;oday. rubh.c i. cF'@' !a"neo
and stretched in !s!sl:".y tiH"icr, then
suddenly remembered t.: !.s income
TAX was d..
Tho eighth annua. pi!sr!naas" o'
money makers. mcn ard woH:;'' F." '-'
counting houses uf thc revenue '''.'
lector continued from carly morning
until after dusk.
Subways. elevated and sur i c c
,horoughfarcs leading TO the United
States customs house and Us suo-sia-
tons bore the thronG OF eleventh not:
payccs They swarued tn" federal
buildings from basement 20 r"oi' tne9
rloggcd thc revolving doors and Jam
med the elevators, they nlied tho cor
ridors with stream of huif!h5
humanity which eddied 10 and fro from
the scores Of cashiers cages.
They logged each others elbows an"
smeared ink over each others pI''"c
blanks at tho hastily erected ~ta"'CS
which lined the railways. They sat on
wooden chairs and marble steps t"eH
leaned AGAINST the walls and against
misc. 10 flie their returns and pay the
'ritIoI tax demanded by the govern
man,. escaping the forfeit claimed from
dcl!nquents.
Bnlcs OF tax returns were flied. Ba'cs
30 others Uttered the ""rridors and
riIeJ knee dcep about III" Offices w7ere
LupdrcIs Of clerks lRhur"d tcvcrishly.
, rc,. ,r.i,,!ors IN cash poured into the
treasur. :,
Sprciai deputy collectors, who a.
-r.,cd ,hr throngS 10 their proper chan
,els asserted that the rush was as
bc,y, as in any year since 1914. whch
,AA income tax became an American IN
s,Itu,;on. II IS not anticipated however,
that the income TO the government
,rouId be as large here this year as u
vas N 1921, they said. The depression
~ the last .year was expected 70 Knock
.orcral millions from the income tax
bin OF the nation.
Fxcept for tine prevalence Of an In
crcas!ng number of tax paying ooo'-
Inyrcrs. the component parts on tne
throrg we're indlstingutshahl from 'ne
ta,payers of other years. !t was salo'
A. the Brooklyn office Of the depart
ment a bootlegger and oookmaKeF
we're among those from whom the gov
ernmcnt accepted taxes.
Tha mart of the hoot!cSRer's annual
Income which he had derived from MS
..nrofession" was not disclosed by IN.
revenuc collectors. but Il was asserteu
tbat he paid tax OF $4,000 on an IN
come Of $4,000. n. q,
The bookmaker listed his $4,000 m
coma in the column Labelled comH'"-
sions" Ho paid a tax OF $500.
con,nutcr who claims two-aere
farm" on Long Island, appeared AZ
tbe bowling Green office Of the depart
want With a request that he be permit
ted TO pay his tax. which amounted 10 70
ss,at. in good seed potatoes" lie was
referred TO various departments OF the
revenue office, and finally learned 'hA'
the government preferred the casN'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

Joplin Mo. March lS.--Showu = des-
patch from San Francisco IN which
Floyd Glotzbach. her husband was
quo;cd as saying he would stick TO his
original statement that he was through
with the limelisht." Madame Margaret
Matzenauer. grand opera star, tonight
sttIi maintained an attitude. regarding
tho situation as a Joke" She said
that the interview resembles fanci-
ful creation Of reporter"
Tho language is not my husbands
she stated.
Ecmindcd that even II the 'anguage
was not that used by GlotZhach the fact
rCmaired that he was back on his old
lob Of driving 4 sightseeing motor car
she declared
Well what OF that? II he wants 10
drive someone else's car, that's his
business. and haven't the slightest OBJ
lection.
NO" she replied, when asked u a
divorce had been suggested.
She sent a telegram TO her lawyer
in Now York telling OF her interview
and asking his advice.
She left tonight for 81. Louis 10 ap-
pear In a concert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
Another Shake-up Of
Pittsburgh Police Dept

Pittsburgh, March 16.-Departmento oi
nublIc safety officials tonight an,
nounced that two police lieutenants ano
three patrolmen had been suspended In, IN,
definitely as a result Of the police ira !
hoard hearing to-day. Charges against
the officers were not made public.
George W. Mccandless, director OF
the department In a statement seFe7a
days ago declared that numoer OF
ueutenants and pol!cemcnt had oeen
suspended IN connection with reports
that they had assisted criminals. TO-
day he ordered a sweeping probe OF the
police and OF the bureau.
John Calhoun, superintendent OF po'
lice, announced earlier In the day that
no had transferred thirteen serseants
for the good Of the service and more
efficiency"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
GRAND OPERA SINGER APPEALS
To ERRANT CHAUFFEUR HUSBAND
Ma dam e Metzenauer Sends
Urgent Telegram in Effort
to Bring Coltzbach TO Her
Side-In Interview She De-
clares Situation Is Joke.

San Francisco, Mar. l5.-Mme,
Margaret Matzenauer. gran i
opera singer. today appealed to
her husband, Floyd Glotzba"h,
Del Monte chauffeur, to return 70
her at once. because she was OK
pected 10 become a mother.
Glotzbach separated from her
some days ago because, he said,
life in the circles grand opera
stars occupy involved "living Oh
skim milk and applause. "
The San Francisco Examiner
tomorrow will print a copy Of the
telegram in which the diva made
her appeal. This message was
sent to friend of Glotzbach with
a request that her plea and the
information on which it was
based be laid before her chauf-
reur husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
SPEAKER G|LLETT'S POSITION ON
BONUS MEASURE To Be DECISIVE.

SUCH a plan. He added that II was his
Judgment that q ma jor!ty did 30 desire
Representative Garner Texas. the
ranking Democrat on the ways ana
means committee, declared that II
Speaker GiIlett were persistent against
the passage OF the hill he has the power
in his office to prevent Its considera-
ton
The spsEtsr's Power.
The. power 70 refuse recognition
Monday to suspend the rules and pass
the bill" Mr. Garner said exists on
Tuesday to refuse recognition OF tne
rules committee TO consider specl1
rule authorizing its consideration.
II Speaker Gillett objects TO tho con-
sideration OF tho measure on suspension
day because II cannot be amended. TO %
consistent he would have to decline
recognition to reconsider a rule that cut
or the right Of any member to oner an
amendment"
In the discussion today in house CLOAK
rooms and corridors, some OF those ad-
vocating consideration OF tho bill under
q suspension OF the rules advanced the
argument that to take II up under .
special rule might result in ocmpliea-
tIons They said there was the po0e
bility Of a motion 10 recommit Wi@ n.
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