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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
ONE HURT IN
DERA|LMENT
q, & o. Engine Plungss Into x1si4
Near St. Mnrys-Brake-
man injured.

Ohio River division Baltimore ana
Ohio train No. -. due here from Hunt
inEton and Parkcrsburg last night At
7:oo .. m. did not reach the city until
1:40 o'clock this morning. having been
held up by dera!lment at st. Narys
n short distance north of Parkersbure
during the afternoon. Friends Of moro
than one hundred passengers due here
awaited anxiously for their arrival
through the night, while reports were
circulated over tho city tina; passen-
ger train had been wrecked at some un-
named point down the river. =
1t was learned from Parkersburs that
the Wheeling. g.Parkersburg accommodation
train leaving this city during the after
noon had blown out a boiler tube at
ST. Mary's, without injury to the engine
crew, and that upon the officials OF the
road being informed OF the accident an
engine running light was ordered to the
scene from Parkersburg. This latter
engine was derailed a short distance
north Of Parkersburg. and plunged TWEEN
ty feet down an embankment Brake
man Il. C. O'Ne!l. Of Parkersburg. sum
cred a fractured ankle, and was taken
10 a Parkersburg hospital. After this
second accident another locomotive was
secured from New Martlnsville, and the
accommodation train reached Parkersourg
last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
CHAOS In THE GREEK CAPITAL
WAR BETWEEN BRITAIN NATIONALSTS NOW AVERlED
SHOOTS
DOWN BROTHER Who
RESENTED ARREST

kcmova. " Va. Sept. 27.-Ton,
Napier, -. !aborcr. was shot and scr'-
ous!y injured at e:4J o'clock tonight IN
the doorway Of the kenova jail by his
brother. Harvey Napier. town police
man. following a quarrel over younger
brother, Taylor Napier. arrested for
d!sOrderly conduct.
Patroiman Napier declared ne had to
act 10 protect his own life. Witnesses
told police, It was stated, that Tom Ma
pier had struck the patrolman on the
head with pool cue. knocking him
down. The latter drew his revolver as
the bullet penetrating his brothers
brea t Just oTe- the heart.
i'atrolmaH Napier. say police. had
been IN day duty, and last night vas
attending a carnival here. He was
asarly when another ratrolmaa placed
Taylor Napier under arrest, and as Pa
t"uimaa Napier feared further disturb
ancc ne assisted in taking the brother
20 jail. I; Is stated. Later. Tom Napier.
Il wears old. IS said 10 have appeared
I. the jail and demanded WHO is II
:,"r,luI here that's pu: my brother IN
JaIl:"
II" MAS answered hy The patrolman
hr0tht:. who IS reported 10 have said:
"rsm. you know who he police are
around here
J. was then. according 20 police, that
Tairolmau Napier VA truck. Tom Ma
pscr vas rushed - 4 hospital IN Hun
Is0r:or ratro,man Napier was not
arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
kEMALISTS DECLARE
THEY WILL RESPECT
THE NEUTRAL ZONE
Eleventh Hour Action By the
Angora Government Re.
lieves Situation

ConStantinoplc. Sept. -. $40 p.
m;,-(By the Associated Press s..
Possible war between Great Brit
ain and Turkey was at least tenn
porarily arcrtcd this afternoon by
an eleventh hour declaration OF
the kcmaliSts that they would r',
spcct the neutralitydoi the straits,
pending an armistide conference.
The declaration, relieves the
situation. which even the British
had admitted was critical.
In 4 MESSAGE TO Ecmal pasha al
Smyrna. General, EIsr!agton urged IN
early meeting OF the British and Kcma,-
- generals t; Mudan:a o" ls:urd as tho
most effective wayot reaching Al ami
cable understanding IN the present difti-
cu!' situate" created bv the Kemal So
advance on tho daaelles.
The message. witch was most con-
clliatory In tone. declared II would he :,
pt;y 4, the pres"u; iunr'rrc 20 allow
.oca. occupation on the straits - jccp-
Ardtze peace.
Prize. 20 anncunccme!.; tha; he kcm-
sNsts would respect the neutrality q:
tho straits. iIamid BeE, tNt AnSorI
representative. said % the correspond
e0,: tn" ka,nalists naturally MI
come ac-oes - So-called ueItral zone e
but they have no: the slightest iN;es'
tioa of firing upon the British occupy
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j, s, WAR VESSELS
TOCONSTANTIN0PE
TO PROTECT INTERESTS
Two Destroyer Divisions.
Comprising Twelve Ves-
sells, Ordered from
Norfolk

Washington, Sept. 2.-Secre-
tary DENLY today ordered two
destroyer divisions, comprising
twelve destroyers, to proceed las
early as possible from Norfolk to
Constantinople with extra supply
of provisions" in response to a
request from Rear Admiral Mark
Bristol, American high commis-
sioner at Constantinople. that they
be sent "for the protection OF
American interests"
In addition, the supply ship
Bridge will proceed as soon as
possible to Constantinople.
"The purpose of sending these
ships is to protect American in
terests," it was said, "and furnish
supplies should they be needed.
The method of distribution and in
general the use to be made Of the
supplies so furnished will be de-
tcrmined by Admiral Bristol. -
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WOMAN : NAME
IN b[AU[ CASE
CUMBERLAND MAN
IS POISON VICTIM
Suicide Theory Dismissed
Family Unable to Shed
Light on Mystery.

Cumberland, Md. Sept c7.-7he au-
thoritieS continue investigating the
death of Frederick II. Blaul, prominent
business man. Yesterday from supposed
poisoning.
Coroner Joseph 3. F!nan announced
that he intended TO question local
woman who had been named as CO.
respondent IN a divorce suit which Mrs.
Elaul started short time before her
husbands illness. The suit was Quashed
after a reconciliation had been affected.
pr. Thomas ". koon, mayor Of Cum
bcrland. who was called in yesterday
just before Mr.. Rlaul died. and at that
time + was thought he was suffering
from dyscntery. is -committal. He
could not state what the chemical analy-
sis OF parts o fthc anatomy being made
today In Baltimore would show. but he
felt sure from all the symptoms that
MIR. Blaul was suffering from arsenical
poison!ng. Or. Charles II. Brace. who
had been attending Mr.. Blaul from the
start. finally became suspicious and he
cuincided with the view Of DIR. Koon.
The authorities arc busy Investigating
tho numerous angles that the case has
developed All drug stores have been
visited by States Attorney Fuller Bar
nard. Jr.. and County Detective +. Gem
Cut Dcneen to get records of poison
sales the past few weeks.
Rlaul had extensive business cornec-
lions and was a director on several cor
pnrat,uns besides conducting his whole
sale and retail meat plant and his stor-
age business His business associates
say he carried about s125,000 life insur-
ancc.
Tn" suicid" theory is not generally
hold tcuatle by tho authorities as Blaul
was i'll week and they think he would
hardy havc adopted slow poisoning.
Members of Mr.. Blaurs family say
they suspect something wrong but they
ranrot account for the condition that
brought his death. The family as well
as tic friends Of the dead man are un-
able 10 check hts movements all day last
Wednesday, when he became III. The
family had no idea Of the seriousness
Of his condition until shortly before he
died when he became blue around the
fingers.
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REED FOR MODIFIED
PROHIBITION LAW

Mox!,o. No. Sept. 27.--,R: The ANs"-
c,,,sa Press sl--pcciariHs for 'r"'-
sonablr" modification e Ia" proh!h'N"''
law. tinted states Senator Jhm"S y
Feed tonight. IN an address here
npcurd his campa!rn fer reelection Oh
the Democratic ucAct
IL, as,a.l"d the new tariff as IT" most
nnus,rous scheme of p,under "'"r con.
cc:yod by sclGshn"ss end greed an"
,,,,ctcd tho Harding administration
Senator Reed had h"cn challenged h%
h:e E"pdhlican oppoa"at. l. l.. hre"S-
tor. - declare himself on n" pr"h'"it"i'
question IN t"ni=h'S speech. Ere"St'E'
IN the primary "amo".-n. declared him
sclc a ha!n- 'as dry q" the eighteenth
amcndn.
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CRAVE ROBBERY
IS MYSTERIOUS
CHARRED BODY NOT
GARAGE PROPRIETOR'S
Sensational Intimations Fol-
low Fire and Finding Of
Remains

St Louis. Sept 27-PolIce tonight
discovered evidence which they said IN
d!cated that the charred body found In
the ruins Of a garage destroyed by fire
Al Oakville. ST. Louis county. which
when found was believed to be that OF
Harry Rrenn, IS. the proprietor, may be
that of Miss Celeste Schneider, Is,
which was stolen from grave in
Mount Hope cemetery. Monday night.
Brcnn, who, Il was learned, carried
$4,000 life insurance. has been miss
Ing since Monday evening.
Mrs. Rrenn. his wife. testified at an
Inquest that she had not seen her hug
band after he left home Monday evening
In answer 20 a telephone call for road
service. She Is held By the police for
further questioning.
Detectives who investigated the
garage fre reported finding a spade
with fresh earth clng!rg TO It and a
riccc of black cloth. which they be-
iieved to be a part Of shroud. IN the
ruins. An examination Of the earth on
the spade proved It identical TO the
earth taken from the Schneider girls
grave.
Inc discovery tndt iHe sIII . pouS hAu
been taken out OF its grave came when
the SEXTON OF the cemetery discovered
an empty coffin half concealed in a
clump OF bushes on the edge OF the
burial ground.
The parents Of the dead girl denied
any knowledge OF the disintermcnt.
Mrs. Brenn, German war bride. told
the police that she had been purchasing
mourning clothes. believing that her
husband had been burned TO death
black dress and a black hat were found
In her possession
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HUNDREDS ARE
POISON VICTIMS
Food Eaten at Alabama High
School Causes Ptomaine
Poisoning

Birmingham, Ala. Sept. c7.-Several
hundred students OF the Woodlawn hish
school, hero, were stricken with
pt tonaine poisoning as result OF fond
eaten at rho schools lunch room at noon
to-day, according 10 authorities. y
number are said to be seriously III. put
AZ an early hour tonight. no fatalities
had been reported.
According 10 information received
from a number OF pupils and their par.
cnts, the children were stricken imme-
diatsIy after lunch hour. Some were
said to have been unable to walk home.
and laid down IN the street and were
picked up in passing automobiles:
All physicians in the suburb were
called upon to administer first aid treat
ment.
Authorities Of the school announced
that thorough investigation OF tho az
fair would be made tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
drastic FREIGHT EMBARGO IS
DECLAREDBY THE LEH|CH VALLEY

contemplated embargoes for the pres
cnt it was said at the various OFFICES.
The Lackawannas embargo on west
bound freight out Of New York. estao-
lished last Friday, will be continued
for some little time, 1t was said, but
without additional restrictions.
IT, railroad labor circles 1t was stat
Ell that seventy.eight roads through
put the country had signed agree
mcn,s with their striking shopmen on
the basis of the Baltimore agreement.
Local strike officials said they had not,
computed the mileage o. the road9
that have made peace with the shop.
men. but they estimated II was about
one.third OF the nations mileage.
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New York. Sept. ?1.--Thc Lehigli
Valley railroad today announced a
drastic embargo. effective At mid
nicht. against all freight both east and
wesf bound. except Good for human be-
irrs and animals. i've stock. perish
able and neressaIy products.
Other commodities not affected by
IN, rmbar,u gre coal. coke. charcoal.
petroleum and its products when
shipped in tank. !nbricatinS cils.
medicines and drugs. food containers.
coal mining supplies. newsprint paper,
nursery stock, seeds. fertilizer. chlor-
inc for -four mills and filtration plants.
None OF the other eastern railroads
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Zone Again Invaded

CpuS;anr;nople, Scp;. =, u !. NJ
nv The Associated Press. >--Ncmsu'S'
forces have occupied Without "2p"Niti.>
positions Ia the region" .: humhr'sh.
rcmpSah. Yaghj,lac ami an-ake!. al!
r, -. r,ulral ron. ." ,nc Dardarcllcs.
This IS the f:th violation -; the zone.
l;cn.nnS,vauc,S uy lhe Eriiish officers
failed 20 stay the advance ~ the Turks.
British flys were Nnstcd thr"ushoii Inc
iuva led territory.
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TO REPRESENT STATE.

charleston. W. Va Sept. - 81 'aNi'rn
-, d" !. Warden. commanding '"mp"m:
- Nn,l,r, linpc. and Captain Frances w.
Turner. commanding Inmrany i. -,
Nlh.as. "f the West Nt/'tAi' HhI"ha'
,n,arG. we're ordered to-day ny IN" sec
,,.,,. 49,, ia rcprcs,n: :hr guard "f this
stale. ~ the infantry school
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0FF!CERS CHOSEN BYSTATE
ME-. CONFERENCE At FA|RM0NT

preaching in an address here this after
noon before the members OF the West
Virginia Methodist EpiSroi'h c""!"i-
r.cc. nnw s'mhl"d IN its seventy sixth
session.
I'll. TAO hGm!rcd and fifty ministers
a,truGIns III, ,'u:crr""c augmented
ly :, hundred Interested PERSONS. ii-t"n-
ID atteI,ivsly "h:lc J." St!dEsE pro
,uunced h!> eloquent DISCOURSE on Inc
nruinat!C BuOh sermon.
Casing his address up'r us !eccntr
.,uhl!shcG book There Arc sermons In
Houks" pr. S.idGvr putu.od uut low
sermons may be preached from BOOKS.
md how the dramatic sHusc OF modern
sr!Ikiu: advantage IL the preparation
(Continusd on Page rwslvs.)
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Turks Advance;
British Resist;
Clash Feared

Cnn>tau,inoplc, Sept. y. -
Turkish cavalry from t.r'n k"u''
with rcinjurrcmcntS, is advancing
,n the northeast upon ASWaIl-
Tcpc. apparently to eat off tho
British advanced post al k"phez.
\ British column supported b!
artillery has left Chanak to roun,
ter the threat.
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Harding May
Not Seek I'd
Nomination
Ohioans Back from Wash
ington Bring Tales Of the
Presidents S Disinclina-
ton To Continue IN
Office After 1924.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright BY The Intelhyeaesr3

Toledo Q Sep. 27.--An ,ns,iuoLs
,a'c--and .! i"s,d:ous one means poi.;-
.rsly dangeroG>--is song IL" rounds
among Republicans here and elsewhere
~ Ohio 20 ,1e effect .h&; Pres:den;
Harding is 50 ;t~cd OF mis- 100 that ~
due TING he Wi announce ~, he Nj"
10; accept Il denomination IIr tic
presidency.
The story n,.g ta:s hasis: Many Of:
,hosc pol::.cA! p,igc.ms from the preai'
dents hom. ate Who have been -
Washington layc come hack here wi;h
gossip tia, NJ. Harding found the pres
:de7cy q superhYman task a"" that II
was wearing him out. Those Nho Nnc"
from pas, experience with American
presidents how they tecl In the drst
.yo wears Will bear testimony thai
Ns.din=s attitude > 10, novel. II was
IN ;he frs, year Of Mr.. Wilson, . first
administration thu; he eXCla,mst TO l
rrouu Of callers that Ne never Cou'"
understand how auvcDe In hts r'Sht
senses cou,d ever seek the presidency.
Party to Decide.
Yet t.NN question O. 'f'si''''N'''.
no, personal With Mr.. N',soO ,s''y more
,raY :, Will b. with NJ. Harding -:
parry decide. the matter. MIR. it"''-
IN vas drafted In l"2a--hH H-d Mode
~ carrpatsa for III unmtn" t"'~ 'h
r. viii Re drafted "Caln 4 the per"
ch:efta:us thjNs n ,Holtd 10 t"H
..llr erroc; o. ,hS; .t""y =; ,A'i time
- n undermine tlt> :"rHcel >ir'n I"
or NJ Harding wi:I his o"h parry.
There has beet or csUrs" a diSl"S'
:oss o. ground by the prsNid"iS. hH =
personally popular ~; not a. THch aN
re wa accor, the vail and coo ~'r'.,s
!, - natur.,! tvr the WIN Mh"m sha
r.is. "a ,atha- 20 III thought :" begin
taking Of So;ue one "i~c Toy the r"cS'-
,;cr; ;iai non, ma tiou aud II j. 'ner:tahle
M. ,hc talk OF another should 'e
r.-cdica,ed on wha' seems to ihcm
.fauv!hle assumption that President
harding himself Vii' not wish "a run.
II ts always conceded shat II Mr.. HARD
,rc sought a denomination IN" rarty
would be embarrassed Il Il refused
Thompson Is strong
The -~ection against the Harding al
.,,lr;strarinr = noticeable but surface
indications arc that Il hasn't reached
,hc point oc real danger TO the kepuo-
lr3rS As vet. fOI one ;hinS. N!e
strength o. Carmi Thompson. Eepub'-
can candida,. tnr governor. Is sNSh
ina, even - this Democratic section
90 ,.'..,.,, ,,i,h -. pI,.h ayS,.r-
ance or coming true Us - To- '''NcE'"I
d!st-lc'. A"' - W ,'!,,,,o.,a ..Ir,,.,.
70 MT. '""''Fsr' ,>>cr,iv.
:, ~ important because II rh"np son
= -. n a Z y
carries ~" S'ate .! = S,~e'o'- 49,
:" VIII pa" "'''' 49,, Si,,,,o.,
ercsS thTCnsn %''U IL, ,n.,.,,..,, ,r,i,,,
teSs. t"S '|,p., ,,,'"''
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nc -, .ro,,,, ,r,, c,,!ro~ :,
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sn"'''r ,,.a;,- ~, stat, cou-
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ROYAL xAnx1AaE OFT

Copenhagen, Sept. :7.--tBy Tho Asso-
cia,ed Prcss)-lt will be officially an
rouncet tomorrow that Crown Prince
Frederick Of Denmark and Princess
OLGA. niece Of King Constantine or
Greece. have by mutua, agreement an
uu!,ed their engagement.
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Cavel for Bishop Mitchell
from Wood Used in King
wood Church of Which His
Father was Pastor-Dr.
Stidger Sounds New and
Effective Note in Preaching
NY d. H. TETER

Faivr.or;. Sept. @;.--br. "i'lan =
S,Ic.r g, former Moundsvl!!e resident,
one time Inteiliscncer reporter. brt no"
nastor o: tile St Marks church OF Dc
rroi,. Michigan, sounded = new note In
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GREEK REVOLUTION C0MPUCATES
THE NEW EASTERN SITUATION
Both British and Turks Rush.
ing Troops to the Neutral
Zone Front on the Dar-
danelles.

London. Sept. u Cry the Associat-
CL rrrSsl--h Crock revolution has
h,en added Ia The ev"r-dcepcnlnS
Near Eastrn difficulty, and the allies
ale now faced with Il more complex
siuaDinu than ever. An lmpromptu
cabinet meeting tonight found the
ministers in It very p"SSnisttc MOOD,
tho only comforting aspect OF mo
critical situation being that no col
li%ion has ~ yet occurred between the
BRITISH and Turks in The Chanak zone
In other respects the situation con.
Iains every element OF danger. The
kcmalistS. who are on both Hanks OF
tho British line u; thanGk. apparently
rrius" TO bulge. and even decline TO
IrrOcuiyr the existence of neutral
zone.
Grave Situation.
After the cabinet council tonight,
tic proposed peace conference vas d..
srr,brd As mot TN the horizon at
present" Vet until the conference"
ipatrrializcS everyone here realizes
that the danger is extremely grave.
Both British and Turks are Fastening
the concentration Of their forces. and
the British public is anpreh"nsive that
any moment might BRING about an uh'
fortunate incident. setting the oppoS-
Inc forces in action.
The people are anNt0n>Iy asking
row the Disappearance, Vi King Con-
-;antine and the new situation III
Greece will affect The question OF
Greek evacuation OF eastern Thrac'.
reuuircd by the allies and insisted
upon by Kemal Pasha as a pre!l,li'''
ary TO any peace conference. IRON
the confused and conflicting accounts
frzuttnr.h on Para TvAlyol
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WEATHER FORECAST
west virginia, Ohio and western
Pennsylvania: Fair Thursday and Fr1-
day, no change in temperature.
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THE INTELL1GENCER K

! Has more daily circulation anu carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper in West
Nirgi.ia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19
JUST COMPLETED.

JUST COMPLETED.
Five rooms, white plaster finish
over BRICK. Has sleeping porch,
basement, furnace, laundry facil-
tiles, etc, and in the best section of
Fourth ward, close to school
$4,000 down and balance like
rent. See.
j. Il. PHILLIPS, REAL ESTATE.
40 s. Third. Phone S54-W.
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LEVERETT-ZAPF & Co,
Realtors,
THIS Is
NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK.
TODAY rs
LIFE INSURANCE DAY

Owners family has gone east
and he wishes to sell at once
and go too.
This four-room brick stucco has
glassed in sleeping porch, nice
front and back porches. bath.
pantry. gas hardwood floors.
sidewalks. Nicely located within
four blocks Of postoffice. and
will be sold soon.
Vacant lots viii he in great
demand this coming spring.
Better pick yours now.
This 5ox142 foot lot for sale
at a reduced price. located on
West Silver avenue.
Several good furnished houses
for rent and a few unfurnished
ones.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE

Three rooms and bath, hot and
cold water lights, porch, well
furnished, garage, 50-foot lot, one
block from car line. Complete for
$4,000. Terms. .....
j. A. HAMMOND,
S24 Il. Silver. Phone 1522-R
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personal.

F.
WANTED-Private pupils by trained and
experienced teacher, SOC per hour 1922
South Walter
CHILDREN'S HAIR CUT at their homes,
35c ladies' shampoo mems hair cut
and SLAVES at their home. by Perkins
BROTHERS. phone 1967-R
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TIME CARDS

WESTBOuN-O-Datly.
Train. Arrive. Depart.
No. 1.-The Scout. 1880 pm $3.50 pm
No. 3--Calif Limited 1880 am II 100 am
No. Fargo Fast, 1850 am Ii;20 am
No. 9--The Navajo. 1885 am 100 am
SOuTHBOUND.
Nc. 29-El Paso Exp 1910 pm
No. BEL Paso Exp 1850 am
EASTBOUND.
No 2-The Navajo. 2:l0 pm 2:i0 pm
No. 4--Calif. Limited. 90 pm $40 pm
No SIS. f Eight. 7:25 pm $40 pm
No. i0-The Scout, 1870 am 1850 am
FROM SOUTH.
No. 7s-From FL Paso 35 pm
No, s0-From El Paso 200 am
No 80 connects at Ielen with No. 20
for Clovis Peees valiev Ksns City and
G Coast
No. 20 connect. at Tlelen with No. 81
from Clovis and points east ana ssi'h
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LOST AND FOUND

book cont aiming letters
and receipts Return to Journal office.
Reward
LoST-Auto battery. between Albuquer-
que and Isleta Sunday; reward; return
to 724 West Silver.
SToLEN--Indian bicycle. from in front
of Western Union; notify stephen Mat
lock. All West Santa Fe. reward.
LOST--Gold loeket monogram Il. L. b.,
mothers picture inside. Valued as a
gift. Return to Miss Brown, Journal
Office. Reward.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19

The largest maount given for a
modern manuscript was paid in
New York for Thackeray's "Ths
Rose and the Ring" The author
wrote and illustrated 1t himself for
his child's friends, and when 1t was
last put up at auction it realized
$4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19
WANTED-Salesmen

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19
A RFA1 HOME

Eight hundred dollars and fifteen
hundred dollars to loan on i'm
proved property.
RCLLIN Il. GUTHRTDGE,
314 ". Gold. Phone 1923.