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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-07-21

Mrs. Charles Winn left Saturday
to visit/her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Thomas Whitford, ST., in Beloit.
Mrs. John Chamley spent the past
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Whitford, ST., in Beloit.
Fourteen ladies gave a surprise
birthday party to Mrs. Edward Gull
len Wednesday evening. Dainty re-
| freshments were served. A good
| time is reported.
Miss Vera Bailey left Saturday to
visit Miss Caryl Bro in Appleton and
with Miss Mildred Scott in Clinton.
Misses Helen Harker and Agnes
Huxtable returned Sunday from
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Erickson in Rockford.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lieder are Wis
iting their daughters, Miss Estelle
and Cecilia Lieder in Chicago.
Miss Mayme Cummings of Platte
VINE spent OFCA Ouuudy a. hCI AohAO
here.
Mrs. Phillippa Sleep of Darlington,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
French.
Father Jeuck of Cashton, Mrs.
Earl Tom and daughter, Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. J. Fielder and daughter
Marian, DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Morgan
and daughter Helen, Mrs. ]. E. Rein
hart and daughter Joan visited rela-
tives in Highland Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ellsworth
! motored to Platteville Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cummings
returned Thursday from three
weeks visit at Idlewild, Ozakis,
Mimi, and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Weiskircher
and daughter Alberta of Dodgeville,
and Miss Margaret Weier of Racine,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Weidenfeller Thursday.
Edward, John and Miss Rose Piper
of Chicago, are spaRding the sum-
mer at the home ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Tonkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Thrasher
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Thrasher visited relatives in Madi-
son Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reese and
family returned to Chicago last week
after a visit with his mother, Mrs.
George Reiser.
Ora Ravens and Miss Meredith
Havey of Darlington, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Camp
ton Sunday.
Miss Eulalia Richards returned
Saturday from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Ludden in Elkhorn and
| at Lake Delavan.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Short and Mr..
Ellis Reynolds and family OF Valid
wick, attended camp meeting at
Platteville Sunday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-07-21

Golden PIover a Traveller.
The golden plover travels farther
than any other bird. 1t breeds as far
north as Labrador, and goes as far
south as Brazil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
BEANS, BIPPUS AND HILTON NAMED ON COM
MITTEE TO INVESTIGATE CONDUCT OF ELEC
TION AND ALLEGED BRIBERY EFFORTS.

Two widely varied developments occurred last night with reSpect
charges Of irregularities in the city eon May 70
y rn, failed receive officially notice OF The contests
lroht b Charles (igan and w. C. Mcrcgor of the Second
and Seventh respectively the of Chester IL thompson
and y Morgan council from these wards On the other hard,
resolution Councimen Thompson and Morgan was pre-
scented and >trctg Mayor Thoner to appoint commit
to investigate and report council the conduct of The election
av IRREGULARITIES Herewith and charges that may De
preferred This committee Of of its provisions included
w Manager Homer G. rago City Solicitor j. j. OBr1en
The members OF the named by Mayor Thomas f. Thoner
Councmen James H. Beans t. s. BppuS and JACOB Hilton
The THOMPSON Morgan resolution only insucts the committee
investigate the cecton irregularities here"1t
m requires the committee investigate thoroughly the expenditures
monies made candidates for council and to lnVesgae charges
ia the effect that persons interests to or6'
10 certain persons for public offices Inc
resolution follows: ..-
WHEREAS Certain parties have been circulating statements
the city irregularities IN the recent Guy
election. held May 26; 1890
RE IT RESONED That committee Of three members OF coun
ell with and city solicitor DC appointed 70
investigate the conduct of the ccon irregularities hereWtn
and any charges may be prcrred Said committee shall 1uner
investigate thoroughly the cxpur" of monies MADE by
shall have to summon ana coHpei ue aeu
ancc Of witnesses including So-calcd workers at the polls
The committee shall further investigate charges to the erect hat
persons cncavored bride counnenect 10
vote for certain persons for public offices.
Said committee shall have the I" employ ScnoSrapner'
~ il deem the of reducing testimony 10
"''7 Stoned, CHESTER G. THOMPSON,
d. \. MORGAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

In m.>inr the ;Lrpi'"n .! III" '"ro-
c,.nr rr,r,u;luu Councilman chester IL
Trn,nrsOn took IN" hoor and said:
"Ir.,snuch =. in"rc have been various
-,,r,,rs ON the .ir""ta and som" ~
,L,,c rur,urs discussed in the news
u,rrrs, concerning alleged irreGular'-
Tics at various precincts III the OK!
.'nr,ion on Ma, -. | deem II necessary
that = committee Of this body d" APP
nn;ntrd to L" into ihcS" matters N''f
,horDucnIy. The committee should E.'\'
The power t. Summon and compel 'h'
attendance " all lection Officials anu
workers. and should 70 into IN" on
rcnsc accounts "f al. OF The cahdihAt'S'
both successful and unsuccessful. ana
renort TO this council its findings as
carly as possible.
"Mr, MAYOR. know II IS customary
in this body /" appoint IN" m"inhrr "h"
proposes Il resolution providing Yer
su.cial committee rs chairman "t th'
cnmni;tcr. hut | earnestly ask tina; III
naming ti,!S commits" You appoint
rounr,lrn.u who are entirely d!sint"r"S' =
ed. and :.hou, who's" seats in this body
10 question has been raised.
Mayor Thonrr announced that in
view of circumstances he would not
uamc the prepayment Of The resolution rs
chairman OF ia" committee.
James II. beans, who Is chairman or
;.n committee. was not ready 81" an
nuuNcr last night when the c"tnm:tte"
would meet ~ organize and taxi" up KS
work.
Crowd Expected ssnsaton-
Close so "nv spectators attended las;
nights council session possibly more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
CHESTER G. THOMPSON,
d. \. MORGAN.

than tha; number. and II was clearly
apparent that = majority OF tho audi
cnrc ">2..,e cd 10 hear presented to coun-
c:i The petitions Of Charles I. Gilligan
and W. t.. McGregor. contesting tho
seats Of roun,lIncn Thompson ana
Morgan. Iu; such OF the council visit
orS a. cam" for This purpose were
doomed to disappointment. for not one
word relating 70 the Gilligan-McGregor
runtrs, notices AMI charges or irregu-
laritirs in the election was brcathed o.
tir;aIly in council.
The cnr;ce OF tho notice OF the con-
tests. with III" returns OF Sheriff Harry
r. ClouSc showing their service upon
Cnunci!mrn Thompson md Morgan. are
said Ia hav" b"cn filed in the Office or
the city clerk very late yesterday att
rrnoon. and were received by Mr.. Homer
{. crago. who WAS in tho clerks Office
whom the papers were taken there. just
why they were not presented TO council
has not been clearly explained. One
paragraph OF the notice OF contest ASKS
Cuunc! to hear matters arising on the
petitions mt an hour on June II 10 be
fixed by the council.
Were copies Of Gill.Eans and Nc
MrGiregor notices Of contest to be pre-
shcrin-s return. filed In the city clerks
office" An Int"l!igcnccr reporter asked
city Manager Homer G. rrago last
night after council adjourned.
Yes" Mr.. Crago replied. Il have tho
two papers IN my pocket now. l was
Continued on Page rhirtHsn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

WaSnlnrt"r Jun" Fly margin
Of four votes the senate today ac""pi"d
On amendment !" III" :rny arpr'rr:a'
IiCn hill recommended by it's military
affairs committee providing for ni;n''
mum army for III" next fiscal year OF
5000 MN.
Two Democrats. Fletcher. FloTi1a
ANA Myers Montana. Joined with thirty.
twr Republicans in supporting the
,n,imitic" am"Hdrmrn'. Will" "i"t""
ErpuhI!ranl and nineteen Democrats
voted arains: the l7Q."n0 figure.
Tn" Republicans VIII" opposed tho
amendment were: Borah. Idaho: li"r.
rrld. oklahoma: Jones Washington
Kenyon. Idaho: Iadd. North Dakota !,
Nnrh"rx. South Dakota: Norris. NJ.
hraSkl: Smoot. Utah: l.aFoll"tt". Wis.
cousin: McNary. oregon; and Townsend
MI"h:gan.
The vote on the amendment followed
two DAYS Of heated debate prcciritatcd
by group OF senator's who advocated
economy IN governmental expenditures
and argued that the United States at
the present time WAS NOT in need OF an
army Of 10000 men. This group. after
todays roll call ea1S ~ D0AAd seek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
BUSINESS IN WEST
VIRGINIA IMPROVING


charleston. W. Va. June -"Busl-
u"S> Is STEADILY growing better: tho
worst IS over said orc industrial con-
CORN IN It's rcpor, on employment t" IN"
o:fre OF the state 'N'or commissioners.
and this very ;argc;% summarized the
opinion ri manufacturers In their re-
ports just madr - thht department.
Many seem 20 hH "f ~" opinion that
BUSINESS will not begin IL improve be-
fore ,hc summer Is over and that i'm
urOT"ment may re Sow .hcn; Will"
some express thor Inability TO estimate
cor the future. althou,h most Of them
ar. optimistic and hopeful
Eighty Industrial concerns havt mad"
reports as 70 Tho conditions in their
business and III" number Of persons
they are employing the not result show
ing an increase In tho employees OF
these companies Of III! persons he
tween April Is and May -. Some plants
are employing mere persons. but many
are shut down or employing a few per
SoES part time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
SORD|D TALK
BY BROTHER
Repeated By Undertakes
Witness in the Decker
Murder Trial

Warsaw. lad. juno : While hc stood
m "a. next room. calmly selecting :"
rask., ard urging a haSfy funeral h"'
q rrw hours after tho body he had lT"n-
.,,i.d MS that Of his brother. Nt"E'!
Decker. had ben prepared for burial.
l>-.d DECKER d!SrusS,! III" suhl"'i -:
life insurance. according I" WITNESSES
Who testified today in Nh ::itI "' Xxx T..
Decker. charged with tn" murder q
Leroy I.nv"tr. his chum and said 20 be
his "d0uhl"."
Homer DIZZY. an UNi"r'hkc~ 90 Hour
bon. Indiana. was IA" Vrjnc1pHl witness
90 ,,,, state. which ~ c"ntcudrE that
rhH murder WAS plotted III An rN"r' 70
,!rfraud IF" inSuranc" companies "Et ~
so4, 100 by killing I.oVett and claiming
the body as that &c Virgil Decker
"Ir fclt sure &C that inSurtnr" -
buy 4 better coffin" Oily testified Fred
Decker told him as I've stood in tn" HftG
undertaking room ~ Bourbon. Finally.
according to Oily. h" selected tn" plain
est and cheapest one tho undertaken
had. 1t cost Sl2I.
Showed no Emotion
Tha itNrSI testified that the brother
displayed u" apparent emotion. ami h0i
asked tina: Ne hodr DC lift il"r" IA
bourbon unit, the iun"rn.. H. dr. not
want ~ III ms Nu'lt, Ni'' N''.'''N' '''''
PRED Decker never vent cry near
the body" continual pNiy. III" sad
simply. "rhiS mrn l""hS ut"-lihc N:r6H
and tho clothes arc Nirgi.'~.
Calvin Deck = Hh"u asked about the
Identification of the :,"dy. according TO
Undrrtaker DIZZY. Declared
Don't Won Thank | know my own
brother" he rrird. "Why. know Him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Crago Withholds Contest Notice;
Council Orders Election Probe
SUMMARY OF GILLlGAN'S
CHARGES IN THE CONTEST

Tho nlmh'r Of Illegal transfer rhrai"S, aru
blank by IN" tFk 70
and cent them {" i've prrcihcS III
oi Councilman Chester
OF precincts i"r Gl'iEan
whrr
Of by r"fSn" count The h'o
him. and counting hcs" precincts for Chester o.
challenger leave voting place by false ana
while the beng C1cn''d anu
Of Thompson without legal authority
in the polin while ballot being counted
Of Gllgan. Ave prtcn t. ana
subs, iruii Thompson
commissioners friendly Thompson N ~" pre-"
tlgan. wthoI: Just
Councilman Chester c. Thompson and CI
p Ol"n &' nd nj commissioners III fTHc" e."
VI friendly Giigan
o ballot First Yard net u!
ot IN" hill box emp!
Of by me
result could b." ASc"riaTd
would ho" i election Win
oil prccinc counted 10y 461 votes!
:ut u election contestant
viii ask pr,clnc aming election BY
IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
SENATE FOR ARMY Of 100000 BY
MARROW MARGIN Of FOUR VOTES

another vote on The provision governing
the we Of the army. The army NJ
present has an enlisted strength OF
about 10000 men and the bill as passed.
by tho hous" provided for m average
Of 10000 men.
Rapid progress was made tool in
considering the bill. which as reported
by the senate military affairs commit.
trA carries a total OF $5J5.OOO.o90
chairman Wadsworth tonight WAS hope.
M that - final vote might be obtained
before adjournment tomorrow. Prat'
ticnlIy all committee recommendations
wrr" approved by the s,nate today d?d
amendments offered from the floor vii.
br taken UP tomorrow.
W!;hdra val Of American troops from
Germany was touched on at some
length today by Senators Reed. Mis-
souri,, and Watson. Georgia. Democrats
Both dcrrlrd delay. in the passage In
IN" resolution establishing peace with
ti"rnnny and Austria. and the Georgia
senator charged that "a mysterious con
motion" existed between tho delay ir
tho adoption Of tho resolution and
ma,ntrnace OF American troops on th0
Rhine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
GIRL DROWNED
IN DITCH UNDER
AUTOMOBILE
FATHER INJURED,
UNABLE TO AID
Driver of Colliding Car Could
Have Saved Victim,
But Fled

Sp,,-..i nispAt.A - Tn" H.'Cll:ENn""r.
qrantsvtlle, Md, Juno = fhelma
Craig, aged II, was drowned in
ditch along tho National pike, near
Somerdeld, Pa, eighteen miles west
of arantsvtlle, while pinned under an
overturned car, with her father, W.
E. Craig, Washington Court House,
Ohio, who ives unable TO help her, az
she cried to be saved.
Had tho unknown driver OF big
touring car that was moving at great
speed and forced them on tho road,
stopped and given assistance, tho girl
doubtless would have been saved.
The Craigs were driving east 20
reach Addison for tho night, They
wero enroute to Philadelphia on
motor trip promised by Mr.. c1nig TO
his daughter for graduating from
high school this year with honors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Four days!

Four days!
And then tn" short >purt down IN"
hone stretch,
The lime : brlet. but tho poSSibi!i-
ties are unlimited. between now and
Saturday night SOME on" may gather
tho votes that Swil land him or her
a winner. Saturday night this great
offer closes and with it goes mar
vc!ous opportunity to secure winning
votes. In every part Of the campaign
territory Drive Members are swinging
forward with hnundleSS enthusiasm IN
ten; on gaining IN" winning yo'cs
Nhii. lh' SPECIAL Offer lasts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
(Continued on Page Fourteen)
THE WEATHER.

West Enthusiastically fair We'd
nesday. Thursday partly cloudy, becon-
Ing unsettled; not much change In tom
perature.
western Pennsylvania-Cloudy wed-
nesday. Thursday unsettled, probably
showers; not much change In tempera-
turs.
ohio-Partly cloudy wednesday, pos
sibly local showers in north and central
portions. Thursday showers, not much
change in temperature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
STRICKEN CITY.
Of PUEBLO IS
RECOVERING
CONGRESSIONAL AID
GIVES NEW CONFIDENCE
Danger of Pcstilencc Passes;
Plenty of Food, Light
and Water

Washington, jan" ., loint
resolution WAS adopted late to-
Gay by ia" h"u>r and IN. senate
authorizing the ScCr"';tr! If war
:" "N'"r.d All r"&Sihl" rc.;": to
Ccimradu fi.oi sufferers.
Previously. Scn@tur PhipN.. Of
triurad". hal announced that he
AMI EeprrscntatiN" Hardy Of
tlr state would sock an arrrN-
rriation If Si.00v.G00 for flood
The resolution ..ir,c:~ the s"r-
rotary oi VIZ ~ tau" a.! I'"SSihl"
sanitary measures - safeguard
~" health Of the p"pu.at'"n In
thu flood district. FURNISH sub
s;>t"nrc and shelter aud ~ give
All other forms OF al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
HOUSE STANDS
STRONGLY FOR
DISARMAMENT
VOTED 232 TO ll0FOR
PORTER RESOLUTION
Burton, of Ohio, Declares
Country Looks to House for
Relief From Tax Burden

,-|,.,
""''''"~ '"' '"'''
ravcd The Wy t"dLy c"- II fGn; to
str:A, tho H.r,h d...arnan,m: amend
.,. .-,.. H.. ..,, .,,,-,,.,r;,,;,n hill
"' 49, avn >' $50 -.
In s.HdlnS ING Til! :" ''"''''"''' -
= vo.. ~ 80 10 TO- HcpuhH. n leaders
lad!rat"G that tho hous,. would not har"
Az rppnrr,inity 10 vn.r directly on tn"
Enrih .,nrn,tri-r. Instead K"prrS"n-
;a.,vc Moaiei' ~ Wynu:mE. Il" I;"pub-
r.r,n ,cadr-. anroun,"1 rhat Ne would
advocate arran,arrc 49, e., ~ub>'ltut" "t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

Cleveland @. JGu" AIRS. Mary
Eri"ke!. 60. pleaded not guilty wh"H ar
r;,IEn"d today h"ior" tn" Common Pleas
Judge Rcrnon. IN IN" charge OF frs! de-
Gr"r murder on which She and MiS3
Marian McArdl". %. her C-anddauEhttc-
were yesterday indicted IN connection
With n" murder uf Dan kaho-. wealthy
punI%hHr. and s'rptath"r "f Mss Mo
hrd.' In his Lakewood home nearly TWO
years ago
Mrs. Eva Katherine Ka.r-. daughter
or Mrs. Rr'rk". and mother OF MISS
McfArdin. was ARRESTED in Now YORK
last Saturday nigh. ~ nrS' i"grn"
murder indictment in correction with
husha nd's death.
Miss McArdie was arrested In N"w
York yesterday and mother and
daughter are being hold there awaiting
extradition papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER HELD
IN THE KABER MURDER CASE

dressed IN IIr." ;.;."- made aud sum
mr. straw. a'.I Hnd,r her arm 81" ar
ri"d e"v"r:N mHgHH.ncS.
Sh,. l:.;t.uri w.;u inter. y :" 4 poll Z"
statement lh.t 81" had h""N irLici".
viii hrr mother and EraTdIn"th"r IT.
Cleveland on i cha-S" Il first drgr""
murder. After answering questions ~
~" court sh" said she had no Objection
10 being held forty eight hours spending
-".":p, IT l&ti"rS from OHIO. on susDi-
zion Of being a fugitive from justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
VOTES MEMBERSHIP
FOR THE GERMANS

6euevA, june Tho assembly OF
the Union Of the League OF Nations
today adopted o resolution In favor OF
tho admission Of Germany to tho
league OF nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

Mr. rru.r and Miss Thclnr' ''T't!E. "a"
latter ri whom vas Killed n IN" h,':-
,i"ni near Hra!tSv!llc. passed through
Wheeling The night before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Harding
Satisfied
With House Substitute for
the Borah Disarmament
Resolution
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.


~: -:"c. .':.." :. -. ':t'"t Hard
-; ..,,y .r.. y:.pr-~'"re:.,H M"nd"%.
80, "..,.,.m '",.i.~ { - ann>e. tA1t he
..:> ..,,. satisfied viz, -" resolution
.-.r,>".. :. -. houS. y"n-urr:ns i"
ne cN.,3':,r'> Jews ~: disarmament
oud The pr".re.; now - that NE scaa;"
VII a a4n2:..l 81" Roar s.:""n i'n"nt
M &C., ~ H.. $500. substitute
VIA; = ~: &.:,, been Il >Irr""hn.'
.':ia;iUr =. lrr:"e II - Two r"usc> A,S
..n"n a; >.I"h by the 49, Of III" i;'"UH-
.l.;. .c,l.-> )" he hoI>N '..:.. r.ad"
- d;snr":amt~t resolution ~'i$r.''" -.
'.-o,,I ~ - carr "es%hi ~ e; "':.'
."n:, c .unc,}s The rr"Sid-r; 49, 81
~ Nj. Mo1da,, 'hA. -, h"u>N tc,: v":T
:ronc,y that The money I hni tTTr'.-
lated c"r TIC aaN, ~aS Gl.'' sr:';'
Ten; All :l>: member LID a ."",.
wiz, rr,"ad'v p,,S on "a" ~ :"a-"1
.,:,d" n ~, s.:,'.,. .rN,' n1v.G b. ""w
: II c"n:vr~u., h..:N""n - H"HsrS ami
9 .;l,n , ,p.hs - - = r0:GDrr1,.H' WA
o.. .wpraci N. NJ. Htr':.nS may b"
I'D u@oH - ;,Ij@~r The differences
> O.. r.,.'a, app ,.''.I''":'>. II III" ron-
--rcS d. .,.'' arc ,,i.l Nj. Harding -
lN,G ap-:' o.. y:j. u "ulhi"rISS!n Sl'-
40, a., 49, -. r>.,,y,;v,. I.
";'i 10 -. = r; $500. Ina; -" President
81. hl,r b"tu-H ;h.. ."ncr"se question
e. ra,iu,''o.. ~ >-a.r}sv'. III has nus
- expressed ':m>'': - genera '':'nN
.... h;,~ a. .-"a h.! 'r'. 'Nc "Nrr.' '-:.'r
...r N.r"r..- ;nI>- "ut IisacAI alone.
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.,,t,,,., -;c,.s ,oyor and rnilit,r,
$1,000 Co.. -. ,-o.,,, 49,, =. m.
,;,.,h ~ hn,;n,ns 10 has dow, his
,'..,. oo,h!, ~, o,nsr rou.ers "a
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80 '''"0 '"' '"a! oe 90,
w :"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

CRAGO ADMITS He HAS THEM IN HIS POCkEI-
EVERYBODY SEEMS UNCERTAIN AS 10 The
LEGAL STATUS OF THE CASE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
ENTHUSIASM IS RAMPANT AS HOME STRETCH IS
REACHED IN RACE FOR FIVE fine AUTOMOBILES

SUBSCRIPTIONS CARRY GREAT VOTE VALUE DURING THE
BARGAIN VOTE" PERIOD ENDING SATURDAY NIGHT
SUPPORT YOUR FAVORITE MEMBER NOW AND SHARE
IN THEIR JOY OF WINNING-S1200o PRIZE LIST TO BE
DISTRIBUTED SHORTLY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

days.
"Fairy" Tales.
II is no doubt natural. with such
intense interest shown m m" great
Drive. that some may attempt 10 dis
courage others by circulating rum0rS
NOR ingenious than accurate. One
hears nf immense vote reserves stored
away to dumhfound participants at
the end. etc, etc. or course, il Is TN"
that some ~ the members ar" fore.
sighted enough to hold some Of their
votes in order 10 insure themselves 4
good standing at The close. That j.
good policy and every Dciy" N"mh":
Is urged to do the same. but when on"
hears tales that are so highly "mh"I-
li$hrd with frills. so ut'crI! inr"n.
caivahle that their unrruthfuln"SS u;
readily apparent. al on" needs /" do
l.. 10 consult their own good jud "n"nt
and common sense. Th">" stories ar"
deserving OF no consideration anu III"
wise" members are too busy getting
VOTES TO listen 10 them To viii
luxurious automobile = -" on" object
firmly fixed in IN" mind uf every mem.
I.
Of these fnv,una'" members will he
gliding @aily along in th"ir fin" now
automobiles; Gifts from Tn" lnt"Il'-
"rnrrr. in return for their ability I"
hustle
Bargain Vote" Schedule.
L Is not necessary 10 10 a framed
bargain hunter IN order To appr"Ciatr
the great inducnment in tn" vnt" get
ting line offered this week. SThScrip.
lions have real value this week and
the members arc nor low 10 grasp tho
chance To max" votes while The ".'uR
shines" All realize the importan, c
~ hard work during tho final days,
and that tim" IS her" right now. Get
the votes got en- now. mcmh"rS.-
after few days it will be TOO late.
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CONTESTANTS EXPECTED PAPERS TO BE PRE-
SCENTED LAST NIGHT WITH REQUEST FOR
HEARING TO BE HELD JUNE 81.
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CONTEST PAPERS REPOSE SNUGLY
IN POCKET OF THE CITY MANAGER
while BIG CROWD WAITS IN Vain

SHERIFF SERVES COPIES OF NOTICES ON
THOMPSON AND MORGAN AND RETURNS
ARE FILED IN OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
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"Fairy" Tales.

stand the sursirg batil" Of The fnn'
DAYS.
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