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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26
features Wallace Reid.
At TIE CASTLE.

"Thunderbolts OF Fate" which is
presented in screen form at the
Castle theater today. is an adapta-
ton Of a popular play written by H..
5. Sheldon. and under the title Of
Violation played at the Oliver
theater last March with King Bag
gott i'm the stellar role. In the pho
toplay version which concerns the
love and political affairs of a youth
full governor. House Peters takes
this important part. 1t shows in a
drastic manner how jealousy and
love OF social position often inter
feres and stands in the way of gen
uine happiness It's the sort Of play
the spectator will remember long
after many others have been forgot
ten. The pictures title is taken
from a thunder storm which brings
to a climax the dramatic events. To-
morrow's attraction is Iollie King
in Suspense
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26
TODAY,S TABLOID.

Scene-City court.
Personnel-"Her," the plaintiff.
Him" the defendant. The Jedge.
ROUND I.
She froze him with a look.
ROUND II.
file looked daggers at her.
(ARMISTICE).
Her warm look OF sympathy melt
ed him.
(DECISION).
Court calls it a draw. Finish ali
Ia guierre.
And that reminds me-" said the
old bailiff as he edged his chair up
To the reporters desk after court
had adjourned, Woman takes most
delight in three occupations: Chang
ing her clothes. changing her mind
and changing her name"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26

found in his locker. but Miller
wouldn't believe il until Cassidy
showed II 10 him.
Chief Kline Tcsufics.
Chief Kline then testified. He
said that after kemerley had in
formed him OF the pump being dis +
covered in Miller's locker. he went
down and pumped IL bat. and
drew therefrom "A splatter OF llq-
nor. He said that ne had never
talked 10 Miller concerning il. but
has left the matter entirely 10 the
assistant chief
officer Miller testified that ne
had been on The police force for
the past 10 years. nine Of which ne
drove the paJrol. He told OF Cas-
sidy calling him, and also Of show
irg him the pump IN his locker tic
testified that he had never seen the
pump until June 3. the day on
which Cassidy called him and
showed him the locker containing
IT, He stated that ne did not
know how the pump came TO be IL
his locker but added that he had
llUA ADAhFA AAA1 ANAhNA 4NA iii CO
days. and had frequently lefg j.
open before. lie minated that J..
would be easy for a person to
plant" the pump in his locker.
owing 10 Ire fact that he was
away from the barn ! 6 hours a day.
and his locker open 20 anyone who
cared 10 look in il. He also stated
that Re had never seen anyone take
liquor out Of the bull pen but the
chief or police or his assistant, and
in that instance il was going TO
court 10 he used as evidence. He
said that he never drank while OH
duty. and never took airy liquor
from the city hall.
officer Arthur y. Lovesren, the
last man called. said that he knew
nothing OF the pump, and cor
roborated some Of Officer Miller's
statements.
The safety hoard then vent into
secret session, after which they re-
ported that the case was 10 DC
taken unCer Amusement for one
week. All members we're present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26
RE VUE DE LA VILE
BY run"

Mary takes a little jaunt
Full Of hope without a daunt
Others here have made the trip
Through the clouds they dive and
slip
I much prefer 70 be just Run
Reportin' news in rhyme and pun
Than have EN- say Yes, he's the
late
He couldn't stick to real estate"
I don't want 10 knock the town
Cause now there's rumor goin'
roun'
Local men are after means
And may build these sky ma
chimes
More Power and I hope they win
And fill the air with motors din
Make South Bend in these here
parts
Lead builders Of the sky go-carts
Sky-larking may take lots OF sand
But I'll do mine right here on
land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26

Appropriate ceremonies for the
laying Of the cornerstone OF the
Broadway Evangelical churcn at
Broadway and Carroll SITS. will take
place Sunday afternoon at o'clock
A special program OF music and
speaking has been arranged for the
occasion.
Rev. George Johnson. general
ecretary-treasurer Of the Parent
Missionary society Of the Evangeli-
cal association. will deliver the prrn-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26
POLICE COURT.

That's some pistol" said a by
stsrder looking at Exhibit "a" a
huge revolver, in the case of Charles
Evans charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons. officer Roberts
had testified that Evans threw it in
the manger. Il ree-PEAT that's
SOME HORSE PISTOL"
Yes" agreed a hanger on. He's
had il since il was a Colt"
That's the reason he put il in
the manager" added Judge Ham
mond.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26
WANT WORK RESUMED.

United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners OF America, local union
No. Alb. have passed a resolution
asking that work on the Blackstone
theater building be resumed Be
cause OF "A number OF injunctiOns,
tn, work on the new block has been
discontinued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF
GROUND FLoos aAEE= eosxENTEsI

Wallace Reid i'm a story by o..
Henry-therc's a combination that
can't be beat. One OF the most nat
ural and bcst-liked actors of the
screen i'm comedy drama by the
man who wrote OF people only as nc
saw them. It's great and you should
not miss il. At the LaSalle tOmor-
row.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26

Next week such fayOritcs as Billie
Burke, Ethel Clayton. Pauline Fred
erick. Mrs. Charlie Chaplin and
Henry B. WalthalL
Coming The White Heather"
the famous old Drury Lane meIo-
drama.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26

Then. too. there's Wanda Hawley
in the cast Who il She? Why she
is the pretty blonde who has been
appearing i'm support OF 50 many OF
our best screen stars recently. With
Charlie Ray i'm Creased Lightning
and with Robert Warwick in secret
Service" both pictures that you
surely didn't miss.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26

cipal address. A musical program
by the church choir. which is in
charge OF Mrs. John Whitmer, will
follow Mr.. Johnson's talk.
Rapid progress is being made in
the construction of the church.
When completed it will have ample
facilities for an organized Bible
school Of over 500 pupils. having 20
separate rooms for graded work, In
GLIDING the beginners. primary, in
termediate, junior and adult depart
ments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-26

All the pep" of a jazz band
that's You're Fired" the story Of a
shiftlcsS young man who couldn't
hold a job. but who was forced 10
quit before being fred each time il
ne wanted the girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
IRON REVIEW

NV YORK Yam I1.--The steHt lo-
s,,S,-,. bns taken on 4 much better Tone
Snr;nt, rho p,sc week despite th'- ~.
that production is pTocecu!nS a. go ~
81 nor con, OF capacity. TIC !fEP'Gs
,,,cnt * drrcloring from lncrcitS',u 10
a,,n ;nouiry. principally for SAcc'S anu
mares l,aiy- Japan and S"u'h am. y. q.
have hr.,t rrr"utior:<t prominently ~ : 80.
nn.ct,o, With regard {" proHN'tt"n.
II was announced that Strt"""TS h,,.
,r.ra hn,ur r;ladc u prevent en' Siu,
S,,v., nr r,trra plants in the loGnSSt"""
t'T 5!rr ,no pas, eaw days :h~rs has not
-, ,,,.c,, ~ interest II IN" iron ln"uS
-. .,,n question -; prt"" h"'nS AZ '|H>'"
br ,hc hish cost producers WIN l"H
~, ,bat a ->,,r.. -: loss unsettled t"i'ul-
tton nr.yai!S ocean 'c"iSnt rats ~
~ srh,.c, oc much discussion. ouG NV
srtinn Gc :!.~ skIppin; boar" III E"i'4
5n~ recuiSt.Gucd ships - eNpSSltt 80
hriur about gradually reduced Fa.HS 80
IN. car-yiu: trades. ne Sr,Hr ,,,Htb
is exhibiting Il l'H"1aItE GU ~ 80,
tho pc.s;Hlr ,Nc"ftin: al th' 49,
,-t shrIo activity - reported by CON
Stunning interests ,,o,. N
rbrr> has ben no Improvement III
conner an apparent deadlock me ~
h>in.,,rr T-ouU"rr ard 'HhSut''ft' -
no-.,cs feeling that :hoT ar" now an,',
- rI,y a waiting game uai:l Inc t"'''E''
situation clears up. u, ..,d
The mark "a: toad is virtually GIN"
a.i:h a marked absence "t inquiries.
SrcI-.r < Very weak and tl;t!" n.y.
&c shown. Both VI these markets.
,x,i,,nr for word aS TO government
,-+;or on the subject OF contracts;
~ IN market ie nominal ana 1sa-
r,,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
MANY GIFTS FOR
PRES. AND MRS. WILSON

PARIS. Ian. I?--Prcsid"nt and Mrs.
Wilson cam" In Paris with a very mod.
rs: collection a. trunks and personal
baggage hui they probably Will DC
forced 10 TAX" homo 4 rarloB6. Soth
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have received 81
many gifts III til" crur>" O; their stay
III Paris nud ih"ir visit I" England and
Italy that a lazy" quantity Of them
probably vii! hAv. Ia no taken 10 WASH
lngton on an army transport.
Gifts Of al! Kinds and nf nil values
hogan pouring III IN" day President WILL
son and ,h"y stri! are coming IN III
n"v"r ending stream. They come from
all classes ~ people"
MANY o. iha presents arc priceless
bat M. President values most those
having a sentiment appeal These have
come principally from children not only
N Franc" IN; ali over Europe and also
from families IN entente countries which
h:cr suffered from the war.
The President has directed that cv"ry-s
orr shall h. formally Acknowledged.
Sulac times IN response TO n particularly
innchinE message he. writes 4 personal
letter Every GIFT. now rtater how in
Significant ts carefully preserved.
Many az them will probably find places
N III" Will" House. because the PreSt-
don: does not feel that they Eerp given
- him wholly PeEA2nsAy.; ,-;t4s,.i r,na...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
CLOTH|ERS IN
SESSION HERE
On TUESDAY
SESSION WILL LAST FOR TWO
DAYS AND FINE PROGA-ah las
BEEN PREPARED.
Many Prominent People Will Address
Annual Session OF W. va ClothieTs
At Mcclure Hotel.

The second aUnuai convention az mo
West EirSiuia retail c.0,hI"Ts' aSsoc!a-
ton Will open t"in"i-":' Il nc MSi-u'S
hotel and Will Las: f. ;ru days.
Resides ;ac t'tiiiS :" b. mad" ny IN"
S,a,a rr.nnrrS . ,u:nr"~ ut Experts
from other s,.t'"S' MI address the con-
vnut,on, among thcs- hcjuS Mr.. Al"Nan-
dor Walker. II Nr~ Y''0h. T!"' rr"i'"cil'
at ,hS Strong tTrWat and Co: Nr. Herr
man c. Rlttcr Of YOUNGSTOWN ono. tor
mcr president - tn" National -NSSncla-
Hon and Mr.. Alfred Decker al: Chicago.
Tuesday. .laMf:ory 2ls'.
10 20 n. nl.--t>tll :" order.
Address "f WslC"rl:~--ilon. Morgan YES
ter. mayor Of Wheeling.
Presidents address.
S~rratary- Trrasurars r"rort.
Ap,cinj.lcn, Of Committees.
Iilurhrnn--!Iotc Mcclure.
/ p. m.-Ionv"nH for af;rra'.,n session
s-"Rarnr,s'~nr''"n" Mr.. Joseph
S,crn. rarls, rshir2. ". Na.
Op"n nicCNsS'"ne.
Stor.. Efr,ci'nc: --nisrUsS:"a lcd by Nj
Ana. Schwah". Charleston, ". Va
Ser" Account ;1G--niS"Hs''on i','i ny
ai~. Max F'rrak"nbHrgcr. Charleston.
N Va:
Altros<.-Th, R"Syoasihi,,v nc Tic Mill
Mr., Al%Xand.7 W a. Wv w.; o rs'S''"''
A,!.ircSs-'Yccc laSur@','',.-'% = Dc
! tsct;yno'-Mr. C'!ar:.s !, h!"SrAE"r,
wheeling: Jus. E'nsh";rH"7 !ns 90.
Ad journmc1t-
ffaurur: $50 y. m--NcI.UT" f"'.t.
Ar!dTcrS-"'rh" Clothing BuSin"SS MI
tlr-cd Decker. Chicago. TT.
wednesday, January ed
trcays.r a. go =. m.
The Proposed Now Fraudulent Advert s
ing B:il of ". Na..-l'r"s"ntnI ny its
author, Thns. =. FoUlk. "f Wheeling.
General Counsel %. ri" Associations
Open piS"usS!on.
Fraudulent Advc-tisinc--1Iowt 20 Cor,
hat I;-Dsrusaion led h% NJ. C. Is
| 0Xlcv. Huntington. VI. Va.
,'t,,.ss "Thc Assoriatinn--Its A5van-
;1res''--Nfr Herman =. !E'ter. or
YOUNGSTOWN. Former President 81 the
! National Association.
! Pc ports Of Committees
: Old Eusinnse.
! New I?usi1css
: Election Of Officers.
se,crtinr of Next Convention city.
Adjournment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
STOCKS AND BONDS.


So. Ey MIR Richards, Jar. IG--tc"n-
tinuinG Si;,ir b"nrl 4 "mbnim'rS; med
,cin" and sanitation.
80. ~ Mr. %n,r"r. lam, ;5-fon"
fn. mo ger; c"!urcd p""p!c: hamnn" in
sriiu'I"nS and public bindings.
81 Ey Mr. W'!%s. Ian. it--.';r"alcr
Wheeling charter. counties" districts
aud mul;r'i'ai ""rioin'i"ns.
=. ~ Nix. Parsons. Jan. :G--R"Iai-
fmg 80 grand. jlrr."s. jTdlEia!y.
~ i.y NJ: Parsons. Jan. l6~-s''IH 1T
,n:um"rr,ai, r"'d stutfs: Immigration
and agriculture.
a. Ey Mr.. blizzard. Jan. 10 'ha ,,.
ter '"r M"nig"ni"ry. Fay".'" '"anly:
countries. districts and mGnic:p;I cor
p"rati"n. Jan. l,--R"port"d /" pass
;s;r" g:,i"nGar.J
~. Ry Mr. Scott. Jam 1s---Corip"nsn-
.IaniL.ty l,--I:. I"Ct"i.
~. by MIR scott. Jan. !G--T"wr DIS
tr.,:. i:ai"igh county. education. jan
i i:"pnr:"d - pass
90; i%v Mr Tw;mMn. Jan. iG--ir"p-
60: : exempt " relatives q; insane per
.ri.s: ludirlnU%. Jan. !,--iIry"'ird.
rs l$y Mr. godfrey. Ian. ID Trans.
. ;,urialicn over county roads: roads ana
internal navigation.
-? BY MIR. Swishcr .EE TcqucsD.
Jan. ADMINISTRATION 81 justice Of peace
i"a Ey Mr. Elackhmrst. Jan. ID
, twentieth ju,:IcIal circuit: Judiciary
lhl. ny Mr Ferguson. Jan. lb-~Ec-
, Iat,nE 80 contracts, roads anh intrrilh
navigation. =.
Io3. Ry Mr. rc;tlrrcw. Jan. 10
STATE board nf childrcn'& guardians; !u-
!IciHr!.
los. rs Mr. Brand. Jan 16-Twcnty-
, ;hird judicial district: Judiciary:
lGf By MIR. John. Ian. iI-CnnSiitu-
:IoI and laws; Judiciary.
Iu5 Hv Mr.. John. ian. lf-ldIcn"s?
, and vaEranry: Judiciary.
LOG. by Mr.. MrCIlnt9c. Jan. I'd,
r,as"S and license taxes; laXa'i"E ana
| finance. . a.,
10. Hy Mr. Taylor. Ian. lEf-n'l and
! gas. PIP" lines: taxation and hnanSc
IG>. ~ Mr.. Parsons. Ian. ID ahcs
| and inh"rltanccs: judiciary.
l los Ev Mr., Mcilar"u .Ch% r"qu"St)
lam, i5--Srttlcments with contractors
roads and informal navigation.
! no By Mr.. Howard. Jan. lb--JuF'
snrvIrt: judiciary.
, III. Hv Mr.. Spans!"r. Ian. l6-Rnnrd
! nf cdurarion AL,nru, county; nducalinh
liz. Ey Mr.. Richards. Ian. ID
! Worthless checks: Judiciary. =.
| ;l2 By MIR Richards. Ian. ID
Mortgages and deeds If trust; Judiciary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
LABOR HOLDS
BIC NEE TING
GATHERING HELD
TO ORGANIZE IRON AND
STEEL WORKERS.
rEenty-Tour Crafts Allied to new
Movcm eutStcubcnvile to
Hlve District.

Al a largely attended meeting III I'll"
O. V. =. {: l.. y hall yesterday az! y
noon the movement tn organic" the Ma
tlona! Committee for Organizht!- nf
iron and Steel Workers was practically
perfected. The organization will m
cludc ,w"ntYfour union crafts aflll-
lated directly and indirectly With thr
movement Delegates from tho various
crafts wNr" present from St"nD"nEI.I"'
Martins Ferry and tSrllair". on the uhih
side and Wheeling. W"!rtOn and ali tn"
other adjacent communities IN THIS soc
lion. ,,
addresses were delivered Ivy W. Il.
Foster national "ommItt"" secretary
lanes Saurr. rational organizer. If
boiler rlak"rs: Daniel ';nErin. nat!"na!
, organizer % mjn". mill. STncii"r ana
furnar" workers. and Walter G.ark,r. NJ
,Ionnl vic" Er"Sid"nt 81 The T.. \. J.. ;;
& T.. ". Walter L. Hilton, editor Of
thu Najorit!. presided at III" meeting.
|; WI. agreed upon /" max" "a s"pa-
rate district of St"uh"nN'll". whl"h VII!
"nhrn e Wrirt"n- and all IN" other towns
! IN shat 'mmr'!iHtC Vicinity. y p"rn'a-
, urnr committee. wi!I =" appointed tn
S"rv.. jointly III In" Wheeling md St"u-
brnvIlir district The bridegroom moot
ING. which W.: :" hn"" boon held !cS-
: r"rdav att"rr"ru adjourned shortly ~
ter runV"ninS AMI joined N" m'"i HH
. in the Trades .h"S' mbiv hail hero. Tn"
SccubcrvjIIr di$'r..: h"Lhquhr'"rs VIII
T." in tha; city. \
The movement = Of National scope;
there hr:r: ihir:y-thr"c separate drs-
trIcts IN THIS country. whrh includes
frns Of thousands - wurhnirn who come
unds: ~" str'l anl ron Industry Ill
-"ctll ANA Indir"r;iv hU' which VIII
hay" II" effect "r"u ih"i- regular or
called m""''ug % tho organization vii!
to held in H. - Y. =. & l.. \. hall on
SUNDAY. February =
On next sunday afternoon u r"usins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
WOUNDED MAN HOME

Charley Lewis arrived n; his hpIuH IN
Elm t;rny" omit" unexpectedly yesterday
fur a &n-clny furlnugh. l."w!$ has hcrn
confined 10 tn" Walter Reed hospital
Washington. y. G.. Tor S"Nrrh! week ;;
,vherr. no * taking treatment for partial
n.-,I,sjs tho result If being struck IN
thr nrrl; 10y = pi"c" "t shrapn"i. Will"
trh,ipr in Tho Argnrii,. frr"S' last DC
tnbcr. Young Lewis * "'nn""tc'+ WIN
yhs. 'rhr"c Hundred ami ffi'"cHlh fICld
LII r,,urn to- rho ku<riiaI AZ INC end Of
his furluuEh I" r"surl" tn" 5"!"ctrI"
treatment being given hlm. His many
friends. more for his uitiinht" r"'"IHry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
WITT. az STANDARDIZED

NNSlII Nt;TDN. IAN. y - SiHndnlIlIHa-
on of -rrt!in rn0iIruuicI: lou. viii ha
one ut many Important matters to ho
discussed ni \ DrSNiFi"nai inr"r-llli,rl
communications conference Ia begin at
Paris n"xl Saturday The American
representatives. "a the conference. VIII"
irtv" lft for France. val ~" siN maE1l
officers lr.aG"d ny Rear Admiral ".
if. G.. I;uIlar,l Formerly dir"r;"r "f naval
communicate i"na ami HIS successor, Cay
;ain W. y. Todd. ,-,.si 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
Theatre Managers Busy
On New Tax Problem

Patrons a. tho. Court Th"atrr w"rc
ASKED ur"n ih"Ir entrance 10 :hc
nmUs"u"n' nIar" on Saturday evening
IA sign Il rrt:tirn HEalrSi thr proposed
irrrraSr IN iErntF" f!.'k'i taS'S from
10 'n - ;,rr cent Very ;"w tina; were
present n thr. Saturday performance"
hut wrr" not only wiling hui ANXIOUS
rr - TX Ihri- '1ohu H. Hry" &" the petit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20
1O1 True Bills by
Jefferson COunty'S
Grand Jury Brought In

..o..,, n,sca,ch 20 The Int"lligenccc.
s.T-r.l 'Et%Nu.LE. O.. J"i:. 80
Jefferson county grand Jury ""t ha. ~.
80, -, session her" TWO wrsNS' Iu9
turned lot trr" bill. n,n i'"rtv-nIns
seven cases w"rr prrS"nt'o. 100 100.
ner. ignored and foTtE-SlN VIZ:
+inued There were seven S'N'E' ''iul|N
nlertS. Ao. ;,d;rtnents were
o,r .r,;ns; l.rh Mercer age Is. ot
IIoz,rho,, q and Gnor&" Bozlc akcU -" 80,
-, th,s citv Mercer - accus'N % NJ.
ing Jacob Koch. miner. AZ Ai'S 49,,
q last July for tn, purpose OK roop
g. shr, and killed. f'Ct"c Ml!koNlSh. 81
TO-, - when he found tn" latter call
ing on Mrs. EoEic. -,,,,-,,d
bout 40 indictments were reIuInc"
aea;nst York"illr. o. parties tnG gam
sf;nr ;rccEl selling and conoucllns
sss ~ III fam" and against owners
&c hrildinrs who rented their property
Tor such unlawful purposes. ,-
rrhoyras Mc,:arry l":al saloon Keeper
md William k'1caid. garage oMIr.'
who las, summer ra.rG |" =. ,,,,,;.. 81
Pa for a sid" bet Of $500. were 'nd'c''N
A'' los and Mar A"poid. Syr:ans. undrr
;,,,;c,u,.ot !nr kidnapping 9-Fca' -"to
James Math"id. 90 thtS cry. W 1no
Cd for matchmaking m" child parents.
- he,nr alleged they eStbrted money
from ;hen hy threatening I" XIII 'ne
boy. ,, L.,,o,;. ,r1
Inns SWsEn' Y. T. E'tslh fN'l'N ~
Sunni WyhI". "t ;Als city. wh" assault
aIr I:n,,,,,..in- e. l.. Griffith and S:on"a 4
.t-ce. car IN tn. -Mlnso line
a we.,;s ago. wr-" indicted fox noting.
t;cors. Peterson was Indi't'd on Nv"
counts r"r assault ard ts.;t"rE ard
.noot,n.. with i,.f"r. To Kill Mrs. Adam
Zrb.r n; hns.r r':an.
yorkv,i,r parties indicted arc:
william: II. M"rE;,n. p"rMih'HS parSS
81 huildiac 80 ~. kept rs h'uSH Of III
Fano,: M,k> "a r"2nliIaS. illegal selling;
Inhr Nvs,-I'"S Illegal selling: tft''
Rsrnne r"cm:'I.a- pr"n"r;E :" hS USED
<nr gambling purposes: Ii'n Nas'",'%' ~
legal s.iius and permitting Eatnpll"E
1oro Dan seen indictments Tor gam
T1inr. william D"ri".r. ~" inct"tEnrn'S
Tor gambling: Daisy Eurn"tt. k"Hp:nH
hnusr - ~ fam. Dean'r WAS a!Sn IN
tic:rG Tor carrying c"n'';h"d "'ap"''S
ard kr..pinS Sanihi!r: room. roe
barnes and jan Ra>,h''* fee renting
room for gambling.
Othr- irtii"' m"n;S nr":
H,r-r NGorr S1n: %"do,nE II" vas r.
rorEs, age! H. Of W"itsh::rg. w. Va,
thn iur. disas-e",n:. Harry k"nn"y
hrc,kinl md entering: Est"iin kr"nij"-,
assault, and battery: John ':"E"n
,,-n.,I,,na. ard la-ceny: WIIiram Eurn"'r
i,-cory: i:,rnan FURNISH. larceny
I-rorE Sy.Edo assault ani battery and
CARRYING concealed w"HncnS: Ira DAYS
breaking and entering: John A!i"n
nc,;h"nv.i'". shooting With intent -
Eli: J.,,,,.,. .Iacksar breaking arH "r-
,nri,., ,t A,l.na. LOO Mercer receiving
s,nl"., goods: Ida W:sl''-* it"nh"nvtli"
Islander. Waiter i'"rpi">. nt.aS Charles
(;illc.t :or.."u%: T!";:dan kus"il,'. assault
,r;,h ,n..nt 80 KY. Dan E,chu.rh. AS
su,, with :n:..- ." Kill: !.tIt and Sam
Ionhrrn Serbs :hr"" '':rlu'S each. twr
Of robbery aaH IN" :0r outing anr
stahh.rg WI. .m''n' :" tiil and w"G""
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demand improvements.

-cn h,... u.:,.... u drirrir'i upr:i ih''
county road h':w'r.n it'nh":i:.ili". TO
conto and ths. ,."rth md "f thu "Dunt?.
which IS rrpaS&;t'.i" at tn" present tirr":
..;,r commissioners hla'ii' tn" delay uit
,hr state highway department and VIII
accompany d committee ct business mem
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John Tpom"y. ~ W"lisburE. w. va
was h.!d up 10y thT'," mon GA 'h,' wa
frn,,, here .,n,I robbed Of $40 ard his
gold watch. II" was severely beaten up
whrn he refused - subT; 10 S"ar"h.
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went Back to Jail.

r,,.,Ir- 80 ~, i',rcr 500 Y. ENWH =
.rd Mr.: t;rac., E.:rh"v. Nh" ""r" ar
|rs,oh ~ Nrii>h;i-I:' y. VI. last w""il
mi r-,.uri.' sa'. her. by tn woman, :
h,ih.:,nG. ,;"..-=' i<'r"h"r. W." r'maiH'
.d :. m. county la.i aEa:n after rr"lim-
fr,r h.,-.r. hrfor" JuSty'r" i.nwi"r.
nc,tb.r h.tri nhl" to 80" SS"n bond.
Townn p,.:,ci".i a"t .guilt% :" kin" $'av'
crr and Mrs i["r"h"r ri'ad''t n''' guilty
TO a nj Sc,"In":; nor "hhrG''.
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WAGE ADVANCE GRANTED.

c,E u:I\ Porto Eico. Ian. 1a.--ThN
hoard ~ arh;i rat iurr ha.~ awarded motor
MN and Conductors AN IN T"aS" IN
wages a.: approximately f":lT ""rH"nt-
This award i IN settlement "t IN" StrIE"
vi;,,I h.c:,n on 'rElGSSg!r
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wellsburC Man Robbed.

to columbus next week /" interview thu
highway cut3UlSSIUn"r.
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In tho House.

tn. frs: weeks session or III" l"w"r
house vas a rGSr on. an unu$,ih!iF
large muirb"r "f bills having been m
;rc-duccd. man. having already hcrn re-
ported out hy IA" rnr'"uS cnInmiiicrS'
Mex w"ck vii Il;"iy 90" Tho grinding
on, rr h.il& "IthHr 'ur the discard or
"a hr "rl"r"h uin" TIA" lew hooks Of IN"
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Copyright. 1912. - sam LLOYD.