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   Piqua Daily Call, The (Newspaper) - March 21, 1922, Piqua, Ohio                                The Favorite Home Paper THE PIQUA DAILY CALL VOLUME XXXIX Nn News TKe Earliest THREE GENT RUM RUNNERS Ten Thousand Mile Wall of Guards to be Stationed to Stop Liquor Flow Power Treaty New Stand in f Fight of Pact Aroma by Evidences of Still Displayed 21 1922 TORNADO RECKS TOWN CAUSES LOSS Airplanes Wireless and Autos Com- by Prohibition Agents HAILED AS KING ANGRY AT BORAH Lenders Mwl to Determine Action on Men sure Nomination START THURSDAY Miss after lite Two met over Corinth Miss A rushing s ing twister roared through the town laying waste every n a a mile mid House Will be Kept in sion Until Vote if sion Opens There were no deaths hut twelve were injured mid the properly damage was CONGRESS TODAY debute oil Ion Ahmed I'uad Kimd ol booze com- posed of airplanes and speed automobiles linked Bother liy wireless is being set up Representative is Undecided by the bureau Seeking are maturing officials de- here today for a ten aml mile wall Stales io stop the flow of alien i THOMPSON ATTACKED rum j With ibis blockade 1 no per coui Questionnaire Also Issued efficient chiefs are Prospective the only source of Ply ot sond liquor will lie thus will be ended 1 working out his plan A already Obtained tbe use or airplanes or MIB Florida and Texas borders Secured a fleet of nine sub- chasers to work in Soulli waters Concentrated highly equipped forces nti Hie York sey and New England coast lines practically chasing he of from ilia I section Sel up a system of wireless along ibo dian in Michigan to enable smugglers law officers to readily intends to send experts in ibo where smugglers nre concentrating lo build mi Ilie blockade gradually H is un- Texas will lie the center after full force is organized in the south Atlantic The Canadian harder then will be Liken up it is believed This will necessitate Ibo ex- lure of more than a million dollars from tho appropriation Tho tion In lio Interior however where complete co-operation of and city authorities will fect a big saving ibis year make a larger amount available to build blockades Secretary of the Treasury Mellon is Ihn plan TAX AMENDMENT Representatives of State Willing to Support New Project An inent 10 lake Hie place of the iMil rule of taxation was hy nf various iu taxation In a meeting here leady he initialed today Provision in the made Hint all on ly according in iis true value money nnl exceed If mills in any tax unless voted for Tile executive lo signatures sary lo put the petition nn be ballol in an said dates by Akron Man Washington March 21 Knight of Akron an a statement unlay said be had nnl r decided whether he i will seel 1 e but indicated I bo was favorable Knight's a Hacked Carmi Thompson of and Cleveland then issued a for prospective lie whellier candidates would endorse ilie organization acL of Joy administration and by which volers were denied their rights to pass nil re sinn Arc they in favor of Ilie ent spoils llo they lo creale more hoards and I llavo they any definite Tor mi- necessary which everybody knows arc sapping be vitality of stale Ace they in favor nf the present school Dues home rule for the cily mean what the constitution And how Tho people this year are lo allow the of the pad Ilie tariff jji for- eign relations lo divert their at- business Onr slate affairs PIP DUGOUT INSTITUTED ON MONDAY EVENINS Organization Composed of Masons Who Served Over- seas in War is Knigbl said are not in condition The of is al an alarming rale and taxation has reached a where il is blighting manufacturers ing tbe farm all of CONGREGATIONAL MEETING CALLED There will lie a congregational 01 iau Tbe be called ly at sn ibiit who wish lo ibp Servant in the House may lie able el away before The plans fur new which inve tm exhibition for will be upon Count of Strike Vote Shows That Ninety-five Percent of Workers are Ready to Throw Down First of Month tile se will lie held also 1 The will held ill the on j Hev I- of as stale of un S O members of which Magnus who were in service ov Holiday with II bers nf beini vice men to ilie ina n lull Ibe purpose nf and aims and ideals which it fs preserve iis in during tin very both it Ibe i is being in liy a national body Ilie nf is to carry nn in fiance and fresh ami ideals the war Hie town in in havr an rf O and as il is in be ilie only Miami of Ilie county will no join ir The charier is still open o any o STORE ROBBED Akron brick through show window of K jewelry j lore in Hi district and with loot valued at Tile er Patrons of Dry Cleaning Establishment Equip Trucks With Apparatus and Prompt Service is Result O March 21 fiend your orders by is given In of as orders nre received at our i our three is lo be ped wllh n ratlin As soon Fred Kohlei a dry cleaning here Fully STi per cent of trado is with people and somo already have of bis system In order to expedite of wo not been able lo give plan n nul prove tlint il will be u success said Kohlor tojay Each ot on i1 drivers will be by sn they may illicitly call for tbe to he cleaned Li this way lo expedite our work and give onr cnslivners belter service bis Is of cily be un downtown office Kohler realised lhat bo In- 10 of Is bis Innovation Vice Medical H Chief Chief of Hie r 1 of lion aic Miller rind of ami furl of L FINLEY DIES nil ami many years chairman of the siale a a oral He was yean of GENERAL DIES Von former commander of the second army Is dead a tr from Dresden March 21 Nearly Washingon of and Tbe majority these districts cannot he oven nine ill tile vote ycl fn bo will join lie men according In al union a in- lal of men idle afier April 1 Six thousand of mines will be closed whim Ibe and KII to mai Their is directly over I be operator refusal lo a new si to ibi 11 il involves the miners demands fora i hour day fivo day lie position lower Striking will nnl receive knit and stale help DOrt miners in America favor April o mine owners iino scalo of vole in ul whip workers a majority the it was Auditors of the nuinn vole from Illinois thp district in Urn union The three around and Pa nji a majority for tbe along wllh in Central ULSTER TROUBLE Possibility of Civil Border Great Anxiety London is nt tbe tin cat of Civil war the Ulster Border It vas reliably II from the ignite tlic tinder box It might be necessary to dispatch to restore or dcr it was admitted SPRING ARRIVES Wheeze of Old Man Winter Accompanies Low Temperature 21 Spring lived in Union Die ivill meel iu Cleveland in striku SMITH PREPARES FOR CANDIDACY Gees on Record as Being Op- posed lo Parly Conference in Ohio Ilie way for itii Im ami of fur an fur laiy nf Stale Smilli nn an In i o i s The nf under Hie for the nS aid Smith rn Ions i i in it is in Ibis I an I Ihal they In Mf under a which would allow six U but will Il would any decree in Hep kip Kansas and dell Olbers nf bouse ways mid means and Speaker who bin lied of ikm ilay snid in bun become Hie ol waul Ilie passed al and In be ready In ref n nun Ion fur nf lie under suspension of rules is II Ilie bonus is up the house will lie in Is d vine said ROBBERS STEAL SHOE STORE IN NEW YORK CITY York fur hums in I id ibe lo air1 in capture Speed thai has in in in iHc The in wan wrapped in bundles each curb die ivas eleven doun an When Dairy lo Hie piani afier iioms he bis coat Id In il as If moved indite empty nil on weie drawn and bish weie with due nmi mony han an and nd he has assumed the of he an Allenby whom be your DILLON WILL REFEREE BOUT ay 0 former weight nun of the ever Ibe ropes baa both ami will the 12 for lie Miami Monday March faun In Ibe Palsy will lie nn a winner nil ibn oilier limits are on file same are as II IK such Ural Is Hi die of nn Ill Mm ten round McCoy of will up wilh n of Mils cily and who Is In hall McCoy's an- other local will with Music an bat r who held McManus a himl n shrill time ngn in an liont and ill local will In bin for al of ni-y Winters number hauler In a il bonl KING OF JUGO SLAVIA TO WED RUMANIAN PRINCESS of Alexander et and Maile of mania will take place Ibn middle nf has been lal nf alleged ibn and for operative i veir or trouble will he eil by before on unlay to Mini be sum bauk to w ntis to Paul New Will hers llu 111 Ibe urnis r f in him liy upon which hli ed i reading whal ho nail MM n cli mado nl u dinner tin IIH iu lie bad learned nf the lion thai an lull been Ilie anil if here wnu fort n conceal i u Thoy eil tin light as tinl in the still by tho linn probably will morn iid limn has yet for af the lenity FRUIT TREES SUFFER FROM I 11 Horticulturists Express Fc That Wintry Weather Proves Harmful Va March 2 that r ru U In and peach of and Vlritliiin beau dam by Ibn Inin cold wa by her oday Tim first day nt Ir wllh u nw over ami Kruli March tu ruined Ito mo crop liii MISSING CO-ED Man Winter n of sunw and freezing The senson rioted on by and by owning was 1 ex and bopped on Ire covered s from Ibe stale snow iow normal wilb unable 10 the BIG FOUR LOCOMOTIVE SHOPS TO RESUME WORK did il lie locomotive of of railroad which liare been closed d ilial a re nf men be i week I will a fn in nf the fi of ami In niv pie for nil fnr fnj a v Game of Gypsy is Interrupted When Weapon Believed MINISTER IS FIRED AT BY CHINESE Unloaded is Discharged as Grandfather Resisted Kidnapper New ly game York March I not piny of Kidnapper vear old grand Instead will sli by her Paris March white coffin In the of their were fired al Chi e bv a home here Last proved fatal was In the girl when ono of lite bullets i ico a revolver Ooa an of II railway system Tbe lie Mid bloo was a lie nf ihn kid napper lo bold up and rob him Where's Km in a he ij u I red lust an ho returned I lino I've Kot yon a cheery voice screamed out laud sprang at her falher She clung to his coal I'll teach tellers to mo urn nd fa her replied and playfully reached Inlo a sideboard drawer for a tny lol nut ho liitle gypsy still hung on Fnchs pulled trigger and 111 llo crumpled In his Inp n stream of crimson flowing from lier said died In- stantly Desire to Sco Life Student to f'hiciiKo Taylor University ot CUKO co-ed failed today tempt in away from sham anil see Hie seamy side life Miss Taylor daughter Ali fred II Taylor wealthy New Yorle was found by slin bad been days i I don't sea why said I 1 Just ROI and I to hut oJ till had a desiro to life 1 Miss Taylor was found as a In a homo near rt She was back at her books FOUR MINERS nilltown Pn March men wore killed and by 111 explosion of origin In mine Xo 1 lown Siunkclws Coal hero r   

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