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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
SP. STATY PROTl OTRAVNEMU PLYNU
NAVRHUI ZAKAZ JEHO POUzi-
VANl We VALKACH.
TALE A JAPAN JSOU PRO NAvRH, DELECAcE
BRlTICKA A ANGLlCKA OCEKAvAJf INSTRUKcE.

Washington, g. ledna. Americke vddcovstvi znova Sc
prhasio washngoske konfernc dnes odpoedne
nym pozadavkem zakaz pouzan oravneho plynu ako va
lecne Zbran6.
Toto nasledovao bezprostfedne po pfjeti vyborem ma
omezen zbroenl resouce oznacuci jake ptstv dtoky
norek obchodn lodi rozporu avajicim meznarodnm
zakonem.
Deegace Spojenych Sat6 pfedloza svdj navh zakaz
pouzvan otravneho pynu jmene idskost cvsace
to- re komise znac proeva dobrozdan
by by ucinno zaaveni neb vacen pomoc
mkai Elihu Root pedozi resouc insrukcf sekreafe
atu Hughese souhlasem americkeho poadniho vboru
nacelnku armady valecneho odstva Gen. Pershing
generaniho Stabu vrcn vete voiska EvropS
behem valky, horve podporuje resoluci
ltae lined vyadfa nj svaj souhas bude Sc zasazo-
vat e pfijet Japan tez il pfee kdezto deegace britt
cka francouzka kabeografovaly pro nstrukce svm
macim vladam.
Americka delegace ucinila to vemi obtfznym poavi
pro resoluc kterouko mocno castn6nych
ce t re resoluc jest pozo skoro techze slov mz po
uzivan otravneho pynu jeho vyroba zakazany
cku smlouvou Versalskou kterou fi castn6nych
nos podepsaly nz dotycnou cast Spojene Sy prevzay
do sve samosatne smouvy Nameckem. Tentyz odsavec
tyaci oravneho pnu Jest smouvach uzavenych mez
spoienci a Rakousken. Mad arskem Buharskem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
RUSKO A NEMECKO BYLY POZVANY.
MA EKONOMICKOU KONFERENCI
v BREZNU v JANOVE.
ROVNEz SPOJENE STATY zADANY JSOU
o UCASTENSTVf.

Came, Francie, 6. ledna. De
finitivni kroky sm6ruiici k zno
vazbudovanf Evropy s hospo-
darskeho stanoviska byly pod
niknuty prvnim zasedani nej
vyssj spoierrcke rady zde dnes,
kdyz dano bylo jednomyslne
schvalenf ku svolani mezina-
rodni financnf a hospodarske
konference, ma niz Rusko a Ne
mecko budou brati podil.
Toto pamatne shromazdeni
sejde Sc nekdy prvnich dvou
tydnech v breznu v Janove. v
1talii. Spojene Staty byly pozva
ny k ncastenstvi a pozvani do
ruceno velvyslanci Harvey-mu
francouzskym premierem Bri-
andem. Velvyslanec sdelil dele
gatGm, re bude je kabelogra-
fovati odboru statu jeste dnes
vecer.
Spojene Staty neisou vyslov-
ne jmenovany v resoluci, tax a.
by nevznikl DOZEN, re spoienci
vyvozuji natlak ma Ameriku,
aby Sc ma konferenci podilela.
Tato forma byla prijata p.
Harveyem, jenz bral zivy "a
jem ma sestaveni pTedmluvv
resoluce, avsak neucinil zad-
nych formalnich poznamek v
dopolednfm aniz odpolednim
zasedani.
v odpolednfm zasedani pod
mfnky byly vypracovany, "a
nichz Rusko, Nemecko, Bulhar
sko, Rakousko, Ceskoslovensko,
Uhersko a vsechny ostatni ze-
me mali byti pozvany ma kon-
ferenci,, avsak zadna zminka
neni ucin6na o Turecku. Pod
minky, We form9 resoluci, jsou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
VYROCl ROOSEVELTOVY SMRTI.

Oyster Bay g. edna. - "The Roosevelt Pilgrimage"
zeni ddvernych pfate obdivovae dvesho presdenta
tovao dnes ably vzpomelo etiho vyroc eho
hobu Dr. Lyman Abot pfedseda sdruzeni presav
r. Garfieda Roosevetova sekreae obchodu prace jenz
ce rec prosovenou pukovnem pred vborem pro rozden
Nobeovych Kristiani obsahujic odstavec
Byo by to mstrovskym ahem kdyby ony vemoce poctv9
prec 81 mru utvoTy miru neenom aby zachovavaly
ri jinymi'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
JAPANSKY STATNlK
ZEMREL.

Toxic, 6. ledna. Shigenobu
Okuma, dfivejsi premier Japa-
nu a ministr zahranicnich veci
b6hem valky, zemfel zde dnes.
Dosahl 83 rokd v6ku a byl to
jeden nejprednejsich statni-
XII japanskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07

Washington g. edna Pr skonceni dnesnich konversa-
c mezi deegacem japanskou cnskou otazce Santungu
byo oznameno, re ackoi vednavan nebyo pTer-
seno zadny den nebyl ustanoven pr schiz Schzky
mezi Japanc Claany rvay nekok tydn patrne
nadese kdyz zadna stran nehtea uGin neakych pod
satnych nupkI Prav cnsti delegat zada aby po-
drobne vysveten vyjednavani dano byo veTejnost
Hlavnm kamenem lrazu osvedcila byt draha provn-
eli Santung kterou promne Japanci konrolu Cfane ma
bd vykoupen drahy stanovenou kerou by ochon
hotove vyplati ujmouti spravy zeleznice
nechteli Japanc psoupi neposedneiM jeich nabidka
byla re pc penze Cine zakoupen drahy obu patna-
c rok vyrozumenim re tato pGcka mohla spacena
pe etech cd podepsanf smlouvy cinskch deega
til vyad re od sameho pocatku bylo zremo Japanc
skutecnost nkdy nem6li mysu vratiti Promne
Japanci ane dale cd sebe nez kdyz vyjednavani
pocalo 20. prosince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
HARDING JEST NYNf PRO BONUS

Washington 6. ledna Pfedloha zajmu vyplacen do
datecne nahrady muzGm zenam kte souzi vae pfia
bude ese tomo zasedan kongresu zs9no byo poptav
kou predakd repubkanske strany obou domn kongresu
President Harding enz pred nedavnem Easel daeko
oobne vstoup prot pacen bonusu kdy pe doycn6 pred
lohy byo jstym jest nyn pro bonus ponevadz boil
opposice vmsa by jeho strane prfstch volbAch
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
VYDATNA AMERICKA POMOC.

Riga, g. ledna. - William N Haskell, drektor Americke
pomocne admnstrace Ruku vrat do one zeme Londy
pres Rgu vcera pin nad6 re povoeni $40 900
rckym kongresem zahrn Cd 900 do dospG
ych lidi deti Povloz kte nak by zahynul Pomocna
admnistrace doufa ze bude m obn vlaky provin-
cch hladem zamorenych poatkem nora Americka organ
Rusku ma plnou k rozdilen t6chto zasilek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
ITALIE ODSKODNf DIPLOMATY.

Londyn, 6. ledna. - Rmsky dopisovatel London Times
ze ucneno byo zarzen bezodkadne odkod
nen dplomatickych drednku Rme vklady iez nell
Banca Itaana D Scont ktera mnuych dnech bya
To tyka obzvas amerckeho velvyslanecv ez melo
nekolik mllionn lir ma vklade zmin6ne banee
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
NEMECKU ODEPRENO POSHOVENf.

Pariz g. edna. - Spojehecka reparacn komse odeprea
prodouz Nemecku hdtu ku sozenl ednovych 1norovych
nahradovych spatek Zado poshoven pfedoz Dr. Fischer
pTedseda nemecke duzni kornise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07

oznamily casteen6 zvelebeni v
zamestnanosti, kdezto Cleve
landu pTibylo nezamestnanosti
o 3.8 proc. behem prosince.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29

sailed the Sapnish mamc. fhcy would
not hesitate 10 give battle NJ the dry
navy attempted to seize tHvir cargoes
on the high seas
Asis usual in OUTLAW deals, com,
ter laW,rsauegs has deyr'oed. There
ter lawlessuess has dpyeloal. There
IS a great deal OF counterfeit money
being passed out by bOoNaggers'
agents 10 WAS asserted The men who
deal In countrahaud liquor have To
make payments with cash mo- checks
Will be accepted. Thus % paradise Tor
Countertelters has developed, as the
receivers of counterfeit money can.
not complain when they themselves
are breaking the laws by selling ILLEGAL
whisky
In addition tu comteWoitrrs and the
y,gjlaui dry naycy, there are pirates
real pirates 10 add 90 the troubles
of the hardy rum runners.
The pirates have no organization.
They work Independently. The ships
consist o. fast schooner rugged sail.
ing boats aided with powered WXil
larry motors which can send them
through the water ~ twenty miles
an hour Tile bulls are covered with
thick sheet iron armor 20 turn rifle
and pistol bullets They ar. armed
with machine guns Usually the
pirate pose us revenue Wuu until
they get aboard the suspected rum
runner Then pistols are displayed
and IL is "haulS up
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
VALUABLE STORE Of
LIQUOR PLAYS HIDE
AND SEEK WITH i. S.
BLOCKADE RUNNERS AWAIT
CHANCE TO LAND 100000
SHIPMENT ON AMERICAN
SHORES. BAHAMAS TURN BOOT.
LEoGER,

New York Nov 2s.--Eght schoon.
ers laden with liquor, valued at So
0v0ud ol bootleg prices are standing
on the New York and New Jersey
coast today waiting 20 be unloaded
by "hett blockade runners which viii
try 20 land the contraband OF wet car
goes despite the vigilance OF the pro.
hibtou navy.
This is part OF SlO,O00Oon shipments
%, liquors from Great Britain the
Bahamas and Miuuelou Island 20 sat
isty the American holiday trade.
The bootleg syndicate has begun
90 resent the triCkery OF the whisky
agents IN the Bahamas. who were so
sWlmped with orders from the United
States that they began 10 substitute
fake whisky brandy and wines Orders
are being withdrawn from the Bahia
mas and placed IN Scotland
Frank j. Hale O tthe prohibition
enforcement department said that
agents OF the Treasury Department
and the Department OF Justice know
OF the presence OF the rum runners
of the New York and New Jersey
coasts. but could do nothing until the
blockade unnors" got inside the
thre-mile limit and attempted To slip
by the patrolling dry navy
Mr. Hale said all the rum runners
crews as desperate as those that
were armed and were manned by
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
TROY GROVE

About seventy-fye We're present at
the meeting of the O. f. s. Wednes-
day evening OF last week when Mrs.
Arthur Wylie of Waltham was init
ated into the order Visiting mem
bers were present from Ottawa, La
Sale, Peru and Mendoza. A delicious
lunch served cafeteria style, WAS
enjoyed by all
Ira Gelt and Roy Krieser autoed to
Tomahawk, Wis, last Thursday for a
visit WITH Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd Shet-
tie
Martin DOYLE Jr has accepted a
position with the Bolts novelty store
at Mendoza
Harry Kirstentter has new Buick,
Mr. and Mrsf Charles wilkins and
Mr. and Mrs Otto Horn and children
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr,
aud Mrs w. r. Foster at ottawa
Mr. and Mrs. O N Andrews We're
guests Of relatives in Eenrepin On
Wednesday Of last week
Miss Xelma Monroe and the c0un-
ty nurse visited the rural schools IN
our vicinity last Friday
w e. and r. A. Hess and sisters
were Sunday dinner guests Of DR.. and
Mrs B, d Mosher at Serena.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Kreiser spent
last Friday with Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Belden at Sheridan
c. e. Woodward OF Ottawa will
speak on the proposed constitution
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29

at the next meeting Of the communi.
ty club held nthe village hall Fri
day evening Dec s. Election OF Of.
ficers will also take place at this
meeting. A full attendance is de-
sired, Admission is free.
The box social held at the y. 6
school house Tuesday evening was
we'll attended.
Mr.. Holcomb entertained his moth.
er and brother OF Streator and also
his sister and husband from New
York Thursday.
A young peoples society has been
organized and meetings will be held
at the church at p III. every Sun
day.
Mrs. Rempher of Duncannon. Pa.
is the guest OF her son. Fred. and
family.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray.
Wond Mann was run over by an auto
last Saturday afternoon The little
fellow was returning from the mail
box ana did not hear the auto. The
car passed over his legs, no bones
were broken but he was badly bruis-
ed.
Miss Esther Troyer and Mr.. CLAIR
ence Wo0dn of Ottawa were united
IN marriage at the Congregational.
church in Ottawa Monday evening
Nov a. at o'clock. Mrs. Woodin
has charge of the primary room and
viii continue to teach. They will
make their home in the Book resi-.
dence Their many friends extend
best wishes for a pleasant journey
thru life.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
Foolish oNersensitiveness.

A great deal ~ discomfort arises
from oyersenSitiyenesS about what
people may say about Won or your &c.
tionS. Many unhappy persons seem
To imagine that they are in an amphi.
thca'er with the assembled world as
spectators. whereas they are playing
% empty benches an the while.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
Do ODE m,a>, OF 'a.. tamaIiuous an,

sokEU world /
au dtyoutly
grateful that
there is one hope
for q better dav
20 come that one
e O Instruct i've
force has been
reveal, ahou {
which the life %.
mankind NAV De
built in safety
and security
This Is the COS
pei ui brother.
aCoi and 20 q
viii known to
man throuE "a
Christiar rrXell.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29

lon Tho international situation.
Nhicb TTts SO many intricate
problems adorD~ unique opportunity
.nr .b' leadership OF our own great
country AZ Thanksgiving all Chrj Sc
tiau people should pray that our gov
eminent may Doe wisely guided that II
may fulfill Us divine mission to all the
nations %. the earth
BISHOP VII LIAM +. ANDERSON.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
Labor #, hounM this year Tor man

things OF great
moment
Political rpac.
ten has been de-
throucd a II q
America is once
more on the road
10 pro rps In
,lustral reaction
has heea diserCd
tied and disaru
al Here too
America is ON
the road % prog
~rys The mis-
called open bou
campaign
been defeated.
unemployment Is
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29

To serve hu-
manity always
has been my aim
IT, in my tim
/ shsll have done
this a. from ny
striving manGIad
mas been henc
nted in any mes
uro should not
be grateful a.d
happyF
LUTHER
BURBANK
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
Why am | thanktuis Because

nave the oppOf-
tunity to bring
the IN 9th er $
point Of view to
congress.
Because now |
can work effec-
lively for a foUE
dation for world
peace.
Because ! have
a husband an &
four e hiIdreu
with whom / can
share the great
honor that ha s
been given to ~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29

citizens Ct Tie
United STATES.
Ard we houtd
be thankful that
wc live in such q
country.
We should te
thankful for orr
cOuntry's equip
ment with such
Il "A tural re-
sources as IL Pc
seSseS.
And We should
be thankful Tor
o ur country
citizens citi
Zens who make
il so good.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
softens Paint Rrusb

Paint brushes that are hard and
dry win soften II put into vinegar and
allowed TO simmer for ten muuteS
Then wash them iu soapsuas
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29

r.s. rapidly vases are on 90,
ur... trend
N. ..waIr- tH bee dome aut maeA
has .... ..al.,.t Wr which NorNo
.. .t..- s.t,t.aklul Americans
.r . and rh.g.,gl
SAMUEL GOMPEBS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
Well Guarded

A girl always thinks q mans hear.
is in thc right place. If she possesses
Il Chicago News.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
Touched Up.

This world would be paradise imme
dIotcly Il people were as good as
their pictures look,-Chicago News,
Mans Acute Taste.
By taste, man Is enabled 10 detect
one rnr. Of salt In go parts OF water,
aud ot quin'nr, one part In $4,000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
Things Some Notable
Americans Feel
Thankful For

'ClrerC. woman AZ large nom ll'I
uai
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
SEVEN KILLED; 30 CAPTURED
(Sy International News Serviee.)

Dublin, Sept. 22.-BTig Devlne,
a member of the Dali Eireann,
Brian Mcneil, ron Of Prof. Nc
Neill former speaker OF the Dali.
and five other 'rreguars were kill
ed in a violent battle in Sligo coun-
ty today. One Free Slater was kill
cd. Thirty irregulars were captur-
ed
Although Devine was elected to
the Dali failed to take his seat
because of his opposition to the
Anglo-Trsh treaty and constitution
He took up arms in support of
Eamonn De Valera.
The act approving the constitu,
ton has reached the committee
stage in the Dali. It is expected to
be reported on Monday, Indications
are that it will be passed at an
early date.
Free State officials refuse to dis
cuss the report that Eamonn De
Valera has sued for peace and
that he has submitted terms thru
an intermediary.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
BALTIC. MARKETS
BALTIMORE. Sent. u.

Baltimore, Sept. 81.
Calves Prices firm on the better
grades OF veals, Choice handy
weight, per lib. IL 12ai3c; choice,
fat, heavy yeals, 10a1t; fair to good
la9c; heavy, smooth. fat veals, case;
heavy, rough vcals, ,,
Lambs and Sheep-Prompt sale for
fat lambs of desirable weight. lambs
choice, 60 to 90 pounds average. per
lb. 12al3c; fair to good Gall: do, 40
to GO pounds. 7aS; poorer small, ia
6. Smooth sheep in fair demand !;
No. l sheep, per lb. 4a5c; spring
lambs. choice, 12a13: fair to good
Gall; poor, small. common and thin,
sac.
Beef Cattle-First quality, per
lb, Ease; medium. 5a6c; bulls. as to
quality, 4a6; cows, choice to fancy
SAL; common to fair 3ad oxen, as
to quality, a6:milch COWS, choice
to fancy. per head. S50a75; common
to fair, per head. $30a40.
Hog Straight. 9at0c; sows, as &c
quality, 7aS; stays and bears, 4a5
} lie pigs, as to size and quality
12al5; shoats, as to size and quail
ity, Haze.
24a25c.
Eggs-32a33c.
Foregoing prices are for wholesale
lots. Jobbing lots are higher.
Live Poultry Prices steady tC
firm ON desirable fat stock.
Chickens Old hens. IL lbs. anc
over, per lib. 27a2Sc; do. do, medium
/ 3 to 4 pounds, per lib. 24a26; do
| smaller, 20a23; do, do. Leghorns. pei
lb., 20a22; old roosters, per lb, 15a
lG; spring chickens, 2 lbs and over
26a27; do / IL to 2 lbs, 25a26; do
do, IL lbs. and less, 24a25; do
Leghorns, lbs. and over. per lb
23a2f; smaller, 2oa22
Pigeons Young. per pair, 20a25
do. do, old, per pair, 20a25c.
! Ducks Young, pokings, fat 2 /.
lbs. and over, 21a22c: do. puddle
; IL lbs. and over, 19a2l: do. mus
coyy, 3 IL lbs and over. 1Sa20; do
smaller and poor, 15al6.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
RALLY DAY PROGRAM
FOR BLAIRT0N S. 5.
Service Sunday At $50 In
County.

The Blairton U. II. Sunday School
VIII hold its annual Rally Day pro.
gram on Sunday morning at $50.
Every enc is cordially invited, and "a
record attendance is anticipated.
The program follows:
Orchestra Selection
Prayers Virginia Albright and
Juanita DeHaven.
Song-By Juniors.
Recitation -- Welcome Charles
Weller.
Recitation-"You Must Open or
Turn Him Away" Malava Kenesic.
Quartette - Just Outside the
Door, T. j. Sine Class.
Recitation Knock at Your.
self" Edna Fellers.
Recitation How He Lived Vir.
ginia Albright.
"Mightiest of AL" Mrs
Ward McLanahan.
Recitation-"As Ye Sow" Mrs
Howard Triegs.
A Drill-"Tho Deelsarte Children
Recitation 49, Temple Builders"
Juanita DeHaycn.
Recitation Anna Ramey.
Song-"Little Eyes Louise and
Marie Gambino.
Recitation-"The Fisher Maid,
Lois Cupp.
Recitation 1T" Lillian Stout. Don
Williams, Grace Ramey md Carl
ton DelIaven.
The Gossips' Ann Marshall, Ju
anita DeIIaven, Flora Rutherford, Ola
Rutherford, Malava kcnesic and
Lucy Sine.
Building Picture the
parts given out to each member O
the Sunday School at the last SOS
| sion, All parts to be brought by
/ those to whom given. 1t takes 100
! per cent attendance to complete the
| picture.
Remarks - Superintendent. Ward
McLanahan, and Pastor, Rev. N. +
A. Cupp,
Solo Building, Ever Building
Mrs. Howard Triegs
Explanation Auto Membership
Race, starting October LIST.
Quartette-G. G. DeHaven Class.
Offering.
Distribution of Souvenirs.
Orchestra Selection.
/ Benediction.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
'P0ULIN TAKES THE
WITNESS STAND To |
DISPR0vE CHARGES
Will Show He Could Not 30
Father Of Child. z
(5y International News servIes.l

(By International News Servlce.)4
South bend, Ind, Sept, 22.-Han
~ pouln, according to the de
Tense was to take the witness stand
today and tell his own story in the
hearing brought against him b.
Mrs. Augusta TiernaN. who accuses
him of being the father of her
har-sinistered child, born last Nov.
ember.
His testimony will be offered ID
an attempt to prove that between
February IS and March IS, 1927. he
was not--could not-have bccn
alone at any time with Mrs. Tier
nan. 1t Is admitted that the baby
was begotten sometime between
these two dates. II Harry Poulm
can prove his contention he VIII
have won legal victory.
Through the testimony of Mira.
Mae Poulin. tho defense attorney
has faced tho evidence of Mrs.
Herman and her husband, Prof.
John p. Herman, Of Notre Dame
University with an alibi.
Was Attending Services
Mrs. Poulin has sworn that an
the Wednesday and Friday nights
when Mrs. Herman said she kept
the clandestine love dates" With
poulu, the defendant was attend
ing Lenten services with his wife.
Poulin himself will now face tbs
woman who brands him, whether
rightly or wrongly as man who
loved and then ran away. with
| facts and dates in an effort TO
prove that he was not keeping the
love tryst with her at the various
times she has specified.
Defense To Testify
Four Of five defense witnesses
were in court this morning, ready
to take the stand and give evidence
tending to substantiate the alibi 0f
tho defense. Some were relatives
and some wore friends but all were
to toll OF Harry Poulin's actions
during the month in question.
tracing his every move In an EFFORT
to make the alibi contention com.
plete and establish before the
court the fact that Poulin was
never once alone with Mrs. Tier.
nan at the times she has specified.
Tiernan's ReconciIed
It was reported around the court
room that tho Tiernans have be.
como reconciled. On the day that
his wife told her story of clandes.
tine love on tho witness stand
Herman sent huge bouquet OF
roses to her in tho court room
And it WAS these last few days OF
eruciixion in the court room II ia
said that caused resurrection OF
love. Both, according to reports
arc to face the future together
Both are standing firm, fully de.
termined TO make Harry Poullu
pay in full what they charge is his
moral obligation.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
CHARLES TOWN,

Charles Town, Srp'. - Among
those who left Charles Town for
other schools this week. were:
Misses Alice Lai'evte and Kathleen
Albin, who VIII enroll at Fort Lou
doun, Winchester, Va, where Miss
Albin was a student last year: Miss
Shannon Denny returned to RAN
dolph Macon Women's College ac-
companed by Miss Margaret Rest,
who was one OF last years graduates
at Charles Town High school;
Messrs. JOHN Davenport, Willis Luke
and Lewis Allen who VIII attend
Fishburn Military. at WayncSbcro.
Va.
The Central Garage on Liberty
street is installing a Prest-o-Lite ser
vice station
Mr.. and Mis-. J. s. Callan and lit
tie daughter. Esther. and Iessrs
Bernard Callan and Frank Manuel
motored to Hancock Md, WeIaes-
day.
Messrs. +. l.. Wilson ana s II.
Lands are establishing produce
company to be known as the L. &,
w. Produce Company, in the mill
building opposite the p. &. o. freight
depot, and will be ready for bust.
ness this week.
James NJ. Mason, who has been a
student at the University of Viz
ginia the past summer, has a posi-
ton in the High School at Marshall.
Va.
ST Hilda's Hall opened its eighth
session on Thursday with services
in Peterkin Hall The new mem
hers of the faculty are DR.. Gerard
White. of Chicago University, Miss
Selma Martin, who is from Alabama,
and Mrs. S. D. Read.
Miss Myrtle Barr is spending her
vacation in Wilmington Del. Miss
Barr has been associated with the
Charles Town Telephone Company
for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thorn, who
have been visiting Mrs. ThOrn'S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis,
left for their home in South Boston,
Va. on Thursday.
Messrs. Howard and Harry Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young, Sr., and
Mrs Fred Young, Jr., who have