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Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-22
FOUR YOUNG PEOPLE OF SEATTLE DROWN
 IN LAKE WASHINGTON
TWO CHEAT DEATH BY SWIM MING QUARTER MILE TO
 SHORE

SEATTLE, Sept. 22-Four young people, all members of prominent Se- attle families ,were drowned yesterday while two others cheated death by quarter of a mile swim to shore when the frail pleasure craft in which they were sailing swamped and sank in Lake Washington.
 White caps were running eight feet high and a forty mile wind which swept the lake all but over came the two survivors, both young women.
 Those who perished were Miss Mar garet Delaney, twenty-five, daugh- ter of Mrs James A. Woodwork; J. Harmed, son of w. J. Harmed, and University of Washington Junior; W. Ruddell, twenty-one, of A. H. Ruddell, a graduate of Queen Anne high school and Will Reed, twenty, son of Min nie Reed, high school student.
 Miss Oliva Swinhart, twenty-one, a daughter of c. H. Swinhart and Miss Christine Traux, twenty, daughter of A R. Traux of this city, were the sur vigors of the acident
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PREDICTS LA TOILETTE WILL CARRY STATE
 OHIO IN NOVEMBER
CLOSING OHIO CAMPAIN sENA- TOR WHEELER BRINGS UP
 TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 22-Clos- ing his Ohio campaign, Wheeler, vice presidential candidate, in a speech last Saturday night, predicted Lafol- lette would carry the state.
 Touching on the senate investiga- tion into Teapot Dome and the De- partment of Justice, in the latter of which Senator Wheeler acted as the prosecuting attorney, he mentioned Edward Mclean, Washington and Cincinnati night newspaper publish CT.
 "Perhaps,". Senator Wheeler said, lit would interest some of MT. Me Leans fellow townsmen to know that as the net closed on some of the others involved in government scan- dals, MT. Mclean asked Senator Walsh, conducting the oil investiga- tion, and myself, if he, Edward Nc Lean, could obtain immunity for him. self by telling all he knew concern ing the others"
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ALASKA SAILED SOUTH
 YESTERDAY AT TWO

The steamship Alaska, which arriv ed in port Saturday, sailed southward yesterday afternono at two o'clock with the following passengers
 For Latouche-John Solo, B. B Neidling, Mike Holmes.
 For Valdez-T. s. Pierson, L. Le nosky, Mrs. Ed. Olsen, Miss Olga Zharoff
 For Cordova-C. M. Sharp, Ed. Sul tan. J. L. Galen, V. J. DwEer.
 Fer Iunes u-Albert B Gates. C. W Cheat'am !. York, s. J. Jackson, l. E. Hcndr ckson.
 For E.:trikan A. L. aClai'. Roy Y Hur:s and wife, Marc Shininez Mrses M ,sccratz and J. York
 For WrapgH:l- Pete Paterno, Bruno 
 t':gh;y-th"ee passengers were listed for Seattle.
 Passengers arriving in Seward on the Alaska were:
 Mrs. Herb. Beebe, Fred Charron, w H. Drew, Dennis Coyle, Mrs. Sarah Dewitt, Mrs. E. J. Monan, Mrs. Jas G.. Nook, Miss L. c. Mitchell, c. l. Morris, c. L. Schmitz, Alfred Tover J. G. Wilcox, Mrs. Wilcox, Rosemary Wilcox and 1 steerage.
 ' ~ Robert A. Scott.
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DELLWOOD IN SEATTLE WITH BALANCE OF
 NEW ALASKA CABLE
GALE CARRIES AWAY PART OF TELEGRPHIC CONTROL TO
 SAIL NORTH THIS WEEK

SEATTLE, Sept. 22-The cableship Dellwood arrived in Seattle today with the balance of the Alaska cable which she brought from London, via the Panama Canal.
 In an effort to gain all possible time in a pace against the coming winter season, the Dellwood was put through a stiff head sea between San Francis co and Seattle, which carried away three telegraphic control terminals on the forward deck and necessitated the flashing of braces to other operating instruments located forward of the bridge.
 Several pieces of important control equipment were bent despite braces dashed to them and the heavy steel supports upon which they were mount ed were also twisted.
 The Dellwood will be delayed until Wednesday or later in the week in order to repair the damaged control gear. She is carrying $50 miles of cable, the remaining unit of the new Alaska cable from Seattle to Seward.
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ANCHORAGE GIRL BRUTALLY MURDERED
 BY FATHER-N-LAW

MT. and Mrs. D. H. Williams re, ceived a letter from Miss Emily Crotz from Oakland, Calf, convey mg the news of the killing of Mrs. Bertha Gage, a former Anchorage girl. Mrs. Gage as Bertha Jackson, attended school in Anchorage in 1917 and 1918, and was married here to a man by the name of William Rog- CTS, says the Anchorage Times.
 Her father, E. N. Jackson, was em- ployed as a watchman on the Alaska railroad. Bertha and her two sisters Esther and Mary were we'll known in Anchorage. They left for Cali fornia about the fall of 1920, Mrs. Gage following a year later.
 Before leaving here Bertha separ- ated from Rogers, and married Gage in the southern city.
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REDONDO SAILS WESTWARD;
 LARGE LIST OF PASSENGERS

The steamship Redondo sailed yes terday for westward points with the following passengers:
 For Tusko Bay-C. Lund, Ida Han sen, Gudna Odenburg, Astrid Hansen, Agnes Dogersbrand, Grace Corker, 8ennie Engstadt, Agnes Sager and Ell len Work
 For Kodiak-Sylvia Neeland, Violet Isaacson, J. w. Blenkensop, w. c. Buchanan, Mrs. Inez Taylor, Miss B. Nelson, MT. and Mrs. 5. E. Smith.
 For Seldovia-K. Heise, and Pete Bellman.
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FORMER PROHIBITION
 OFFICER A SUICIDE
Takes Poison in Presence of Arrest ing Officers-Was Formerly a
 Member Northwest M. F.

SEATTLE, Sept. 22-C. A. Me Carthy, former federal prohibition agent in the state of Florida, com mitted suicide today in the presence of alresting officers, by taking poi son. A local physician was sum- moned but Mccarthy died before any aid could be rendered.
 He was charged by Pensacola au- thorities with having sold liquor at that city, while still in the employ of the department of justice. Mccarthy was married, a member of the Am erican Legion, and was formerly a member of the Northwest Mounted Police.
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YUKON SAIL SATURDAY
 WITH SOME FOR SEWARD
SEVERAL OLDTIME ALASNANS RETURNING HOME ON
 LINER

SEATTLE, Sept. 22-The steam morning at nine o'clock with 133 passengers aboard. Those listed for Fairbanks were, Clarence P. Atri- quin, Andrew Anderson and wife, M. T. Lyons, E. B. Burnstead, W. E.. Corey, Peter and L. Daw, E. H. A. Stade, Florence Sanders, Frederick West and Miss Anderson.
 For Anchorage are J. K. Lohnes and wife, Mrs. Westenbarger, Mrs. W. J. Bordeau, Master Bordeau, Mrs. J. J. Seibenthaler, Mary and John Seibenthaler, and ten soldiers.
 For Seward, John Marsh, Florence Sanders, Charles A. Payne, Mrs. G. a Peterson, c. A. Strom, Mrs. A. k. Roth, W. D. Gillis.
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COOLIDGE ADDRESSES
 DELEGATES AT CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 22.- Addressing the delegates of the Holy Name society at their convention here, Coolidge declared civil and political religious independence to be the es- sence of freedom as guaranteed in the constitution.
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FREE KANSAS FROM
 KHAN IS SLOGAN OF
 CANDIDATE FOR GOV.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE WILL MAKE STRONG FIGHT TO
 RID STATE OF KHAN

TOPEKA, Sept. 22.-Making this his slogan: Free Kansas From The Ku Klux Klan," William Allen White, in a statement issued today in accord ance with his filing of his independent candidacy for the governorship, de- clared: T am in the race to stay and expect to win"
 The various klans of the state have already organized against him and and bitter fight is expected.
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Advise Foreigners to Leave

MUKDEN, Sept 22-Chang Tso Lin, military dictator of Manchuria, re- quested the American and British Consule to warn their countrymen at Chinwangtao and Shaniaiwan, adjoin- ing towns, of his intention to bomb the places. The consuls were asked to advise all foreigners to leave.
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GRAND DUKE CYRIL
 EMPEROR OF RUSSIANS

LONDON, Sept. 22.-Grand Duke Cyril, Cousin of Emperor Nicholas, in a proclamation issued at Belgrade, proclaims himself as Emperor of all the Russians" acording to a Berlin dispatch to the Daily Mail
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(, E. KURTZ MARRIED
 TO MISS |. C. MITCHELL

A very pretty wedding was solemn ized yesterday morning at the resi- dence of the local priest of the Cath ollie Church when Rev. John Bolster, s. J., united in marriage MT E. E. Kurtz and Miss L. G. Mitchell, the latter arriving on the Alaska MT. and Mrs. Kurtz left on today's train to spend their honeymoon at Anchorage. MT. Kurtz is manager of the Cars tens Packing Company plant at Sew ard. The young couple will be at home after October first.
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BRLENBACH ADDS ANOTHER
 VICTIM TO LONG LIST KOS

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Paul Brlen- bach added another victim to his long list of knockouts by stopping Jack Reddick of Canada in the eighth round of a scheduled twelve round bout in Maison Square
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Flyers in Arizona Today

TUSCON, Ariz., Sept. 22-Ten thousand Tucsonians and representa- tives from all parts of Arizona greet ed the world flyers as they glided in to position on the municipal field this afternoon.
 Lieutenant Smith was the first to land and replying to questions asked him said:
 "We had a nice hop from Fl Paso this morning and travelled little bet ter than ninety five miles an hour, and flew at an altitude of three thous- and feet"
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PRINCE OF WALES LEAVES
 FOR RANCH AT ALBERTA

SYOSsETT, N. r., Sept. 22.-The visit of the Prince of Wales to the United States ends today, when he will depart for his ranch at High River, Alberta. While here he was entertained at many polo games, din- ners and dances. The Prince called at the Home of the late Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, before he departed
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SEVERAL REPORTED
 KILLED BY TORNADO
Storm Sweeps Through Missouri Kill ing Number Persons and Caus-
 ing Much Property Damage.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Several Per- sons are reported to have been killed and a number injured in a severe tor nado which swept through Annapolis, Missouri and the southeastern part of the state, causing much property dam age.
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PASTOR ADMITS BUYING
 POISON USED ON WIFE

MOUNT VERNON, Sept. 22.-The Rev. Lawrence M. flight, accused of murdering his wife by poison, admit ted today that he purchased the poi son from a local drug store, according to the officers.
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AMERICAN CONSUL
 REFUSES TO CLEAR
 EMPRESS OF CANADA
WILL NOT ALLOW LINER TO CARRY LIQUOR TO PHILIP
 PINE ISLANDS

MANILA, Sept. 22-The Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Canada" :" is being held at Hong Kong until 300 cases of liquor consigned to whole sale dealers in the Philippines can be unloaded. The American Consul at Hong Kong refused to issue health certificates or permit the vessel to clear while the liquor was aboard, holding that the Philippines were American territory and subject to the provisions of the Eighteenth Amend ment.
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WIFE CHICAGO MAN MURDERED BY CONVICT
 SHE HAD BEFRIENDED

PASADENA, Sept. 22.-Mrs. Cliff ton Hum, wife of a we'll known Chi cago business man, was murdered last night by an exconvict she had be friended. Locked in her apartments were jewels valued at $20OOOO.
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SEATTLE
 POLICE DEPARTMENT

SEATTLE, Sept. 22.-The present investigation of the police depart ment by the council committee, has for it's ultimate purpose the impeach- ment of Mayor Brown, according to well-informed city hall sources.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-22

D. c. Brownell, moving picture op- orator at the Liberty has been con fined to his home the past two weeks with a bad attack of Neuritis Mr. Brownell states that he is not respon- sible for the recent fires in the thea ter in which a roll of film was de- stroyed,. but was, at the time of the fire confined to his home
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DAVIS RETURNS FROM
 TOUR OF THE WEST

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Davis ar rived in New York yesterday from his campaign of the western states and said: 'I return east confident of success. We are laying our cause be- fore the American people and they are responding nobly.
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Flyers May Be Delayed

FL PAsO, Tex, Sept. 22.-With reports indicating head winds, prep acations are being made to protect the world flyers over night at Pecos, two hundred miles east of here.
 Messages from Sweet Water, fol lowing a forced landing of the three planes at two p. m., were to the eff feet that the fliers might be forced to abandon the ElPaso hop at Pecos.
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SATURDAYS BASEBALL
Sept. 2O.-American League

Sept. 2O.-American League
 Washington IA, St. Louis 15, ten in nings; New York 1, Detroit 6; Bos- ton, Cleveland, Rain; Phila. ', Chi. 4, Phila. 2, Chicago 5, second game.
 National League-St. Louis 0, Bos- ton 1, St. Louis 5, Boston 2; Cincin- natl 9, Phila. 6; Brooklyn 4, Pitts. 5; Chicago ', New York 3.
 Sunday, Sept. 21-American League Washington 6, St. Louis 4; New York 3, Detroit 4; Boston 2, Cleveland 0, Boston II, Cleveland 5; Phila. 4, Chicago 1; Phila. 5, Chicago P.
 National League-Brooklyn 2, Pitts. 1; Chicago 3, New York 0.
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Capt. McMillan Returns
 From Long Trip North

WISCASSET, Me, Sept. 22-The auxiliary schooner Bowdoin, bearing Capt. Donald B. MacMillan and band of Arctic explorers, crept into Hog Port today, after and absence of fif- teen months in the frozen north.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-22

The resignation of E. Van Gundy, who left here recently on a vacation trip to the States has been accepted by the Alaska railway. MT. B. E. Crow will also resign October 1, as general agent of the railway at Sew ard
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Relieve Wife of Sufferingt9

MOUNT VERNON, Sept. 22-Rev- erend Lawrence M flight, Pastor at Ina, Illinois, who confessed to having poisoned him wife and Milford Sweet, in his statement to the officials, de- clared the murder of his wife was prompted to relieve her of her suffer- ings
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-22

w. E. Moultray left on today's train for Anchorage and interior points. Mir. Coultray will go as far as Fairbanks, returning to Chitina and Cordova over the trail. He will probably be gone until some time in November.
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POLICE SERGEANT FINED,
 DRIVING CAR WHILE DRUNK

SEATTLE, Sept. 20.-Wm. Carr re gently dismissed from a police ser geancy for driving an auto while in- toxicated, was fined $50 this after noon by police judge, and his li- cense was revoked.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-22

MT. and Mrs Harold McCutcheon, who were married here last Wednes- day, have taken apartments in the Lathrop building, at Anchorage. MT. McCutcheon will enter the Gordon stores. Mrs. McCutcheon was Miss Thelma Ellsworth.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-22

Mayor M. J. Conroy and Thomas Conroy have made reservations on the Admiral Evans and will leave for the States, spending some time in Calif- ornia. M. J. Conroy is mayor of An chorage
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Twenty-two Killed Thorn

ST. PAUL, Sept. 22.-Twenty-two persons were killed in the vicinity of Thorp as result of the tornado which swept through the central states.
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LAFOLLETTE PRAISES TEUTONS

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-Lafollette made a nonpolitical address in Yankee stadium this afternoon, his speech be- ing wholly tribute to the Germans in the United States.
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SCHOONER IS SAFE

SEATTLE, Sept. 22-The schooner Chlopeck, in distress in Alaska waters wa slowed in to Indian Harbor by the Cutter Unala, according to a wireless message received here.
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DAWES SATISFIED WITH
 OUTLOOK IN DAKOTAS

CHICAGO, Sept. 22-Dawes arrived from South Dakota Saturday night, expressing himself as satisfied with the Republican outlook in that state.
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Dawes Implicated in Bank Failure
 CHICAGO Sept. 22-Wheeler in his speech Saturday mite charged Dawes with being mixed up with William l.. Lorimer in the notorious Leslie St. bank failure.
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FORMER SERVICE MAN
 SHOOTS WIFE AND SUICIDES

SEATTLE, Sept. 22.-Victor Gun mari, former service man, shot and killed his wife here today at the home of her brother, then committed sui eide
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WORLD FLYERS AT
 DALLAS, LEAVE FOR SAN DIEGO TODAY
HOUSING 0VhTIONS GIVEN AIR MEN uN JOURNEY ACRCS..
 CONTINENT

LOVE FIELD, DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 22-The Army World Flyers i, completed a two hundred and twen- ty-five mile hop on their way across the American continent arriving here from Muskogee, Okla. Fl Paso is their next stop.
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PANAMA JUDGE DROPS DEAD
 WHILE DELIVERING TALK

PANAMA, Sept. 22.-John D. Wall ingford, Panama Canal District Judge dropped dead here yesterday while delivering an address at an American Legion dinner.
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ENERGY" WINS KY. DERBY

LATONIA, Ky, Sept. 22.-Energy, owned by Jerome Respess, won the $5,O00 added autumn handicap at six furloughs. Certain was second and Battling third.
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Hop Off For San Diego

TUCSON, Sept. 22-The Army fly CTS hopped-off at FPS this morning for San Diego, the weather being clear with a slight breeze blowing.
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TODAY'S FISH PRICES

KETCHIKAN, Sept. 22-Fish prices yesteray thirteen and one-half and nine cents.
 Juneau-Halibut 12 and '; Salmon, 15, ten and five.
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Welcomed at Ft. Bliss

FL PASO, Sept. 22-The globe circling American aviators reached Dallas and were accorded rousing welcome
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ARGENTINE FLYER
 NOW IN CHINA

HONG KONG, Sept. 22-Major Zan- nj, Argentine round the world flier, arrived here this morning from Haip- pong, French Indo China.
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MANCHURIAN LEADER
 MAKES GAINS OVER
 CENTRAL GOVT FORCES
FORCES GUARDING SHANGHAI FORCED TO RETREAT NEAR
 FER WALLS OF CITY

SHANGHAI, Sept. 22.-The Chegi- ang soldiers, defending Shanghai against Kiangsu troops, have retreat ed to new defense line three miles nearer the city, according to reports received here today. The early sur render of Shanghai to the Kiangsu ar mics by the defenders, is said to be a possibility.
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EXHIBIT MODERN WAR
 MACHINERY AT ABERDEEN

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 22.- Modern patterns of army war mach inery is to be exhibited at Aberdeen, Maryland, Proving Grounds, it was announced here, on Oct. third.
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POPE SENDS GREETING

WASHINTON, D. C., Sept. 22.- The Pope sent his second message of greeting to the Holy Name delegates assembled here in convention.
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Sept Washington has one game lead over New York in the Ameri- can League by winning from St. Louis as the Yankees lost to Detroit. In the National League the Giants, by beat ing Chicago, increased their advan- tage of one and one-half games over Brooklyn which lost t6 the Pittsburg Pirates.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-22

MT. and Mrs. Heacock of the radio station are the proud parents of a nine pound girl, born Thursday night Dr. Baughman attended.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21-The Washing ton Senators lost to St. Louis Browns in ten innings, 16 to IA, but retain a full game lead in the American League race, as the New York Yam kees lost to Detroit. In the National League the New York Giants lost twelve inning game to Chicago ' to 3, but keep a margin of a game and a half when pittsburg won from Brooklyn. ,
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Manchurian Leader Successful

TOXIC, Sept. 22.-Chang Tso Lin, Manchurian leader claimed decisive vic tories over the forces of the central government of Pekin at Jehol, north of Peking and on the Chihli-Shanghai- Kwan border, on the Pekin-M -Mukden railway, which has been shelled by Chang aviators.
 Newspapers are unanimous in de- claring unthinkable the proposal to place the British fleet at the disposal of the League of Nations to put down aggressive nations.
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JACKIE COOGAN GIVEN
 ROYAL WELCOME IN PARIS

PARIS, Sept. 22.-Jackie Coogan, boy movie actor was rendered royal welcome when over fifteen thousand persons met him on his arrival.
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FL PASO, Sept. 22-The three air men arrived safely at seven o'clock last night, nine hours from Sweet Water.
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J. J. Chamberlain, popular knight of the grip, left on today's train for Anchorage.
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Arrive Safely at ElPasO

welcome.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-15
Newton Ridge

Little Bernice White returned to
her home at Stockport, after spend
ing over Sunday with her sister
Mrs Elsie Bowles.
Mrs. Hattie Folke spent Thursday
night in McConnelsyille with her
niece Miss Marie Bishop, who is a
normal student graduate this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Simpson and
daughters Mary and Lucille, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Bowles and Ray Mckib-
ben, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Howard Smith, which was held at
Pennsyille Saturday, with burial in
Pennsville cemetery.
Mrs. Anna Rardin returned to her
home at Tabor, after spending a few
days with her sister Mrs. May Spen-
GER
Mrs. Gladys Tompkins and son
Bobby spent over Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Harkins
of near Pennsyille.
VIM. Bowles and wife were shop
pers in the twin cities Wednesday.
Mrs. Blanche Henery and daugh-
ter Fac Louise, and Ruth visited
Wednesday with Mrs. May Spencer
and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-15
Triadelphia

Childrens day services will be
held at the M. E. church Sunday,
June /, at p. m.
Mr. and Mrs James Ellison visited
last week with j. M Ford and wife
Everett Edgell and wife have re-
turned to their home in West Vir-
ginia after a three weeks visit with
relatives here.
c. c.. Jadwin and son Harold. were
over Sunday visitors with Crooksville
relatives
Floyd and Roy Timberman are
quite sick from heavy colds.
Ivan Nelson spent Sunday with
his wife at the Bethesda hospital.
She is slowly improving.
The heavy rain Sunday and Sun
day night has delayed corn planting
for several days.
Alvin Norris and wife of GAINESVILLE
are spending a few days here with
relatives.
Henry Trash who has been in
poor health for some time, remains
about the same
Dr.. w. II. Massey, who is making
an extended visit with his cousin
Henry Massey and daughter. recent
ly spent day with T. W. Risen.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-15
In Memory of 0. G. Culver

One of the few heavy discharges in
the electric storm Saturday evening,
May 8, claimed as its victim Or
lando C. Culver, one of Morgan
county's most noble Christian citi-
zens. He was perfectly honest, abb
solutely dependable and ever con-
siderate of others. With untiring
industry and modest, unassuming
manner, he was always found at the
post of duty, whether in the home,
the church, the community or
school. A graduate of the University
of Oklahoma and of Oberlin Busi-
ness college, with wide teaching ex-
perience, he had for three years
been principal of the Bristol town
ship high school, near the home
where his aged father resides, and
where his two children Robert and
Ruth have been tenderly cared for
by his sister Miss Jennie Culver,
since the QeaJn OF Jnelr motnef III
1918. The father has lost a loving
son, the children a kind and devoted
will miss a good and thoughtful
brother. On the closing day of
school, announcement was made of
his engagement to Miss Clara Black
burn, a teacher in the same school.
They were to have been married
June IL of this year, and had ar
ranged to teach together in
larger high school a few miles far
ther from his home. They intend
ed to do housekeeping and had al
ready purchased a part of their fur