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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
FALSE ALARMS
At So. AMbOY
500 Reward is Offered by
Mayor ScuIIy for Guilty
Persons; Boxes Inspected

By Special Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 31-One
hundred dollars is being offered by
Mayor Thos. j. Scully for iuforma-
ton leading to the arrest and con-
viction of parties OF party guilty OF
turning in the false alarm from box
No. 81 on Saturday night.
This was not the .irst time that a
false alarm has been turned in from
this box. In fact the creates. num-
Der Of alarms to which the uremen
respond turn out TO be false. III this
particular instance the signal was
turned in at ten minutes to one on
Sunday morning. The apparatus
wa soon on the spot but no fire
could be found.
Yesterday afternoon the mayor
made a tour of inspection to every
fire box in the city. He found them
in very bad condition. In every in
stance they needed painting and
minor repairs. Only four boxes out
of the eleven visited were fully
equipped with glasses. One box vas
found with a broken lock and one
box without either box or glass OF
key. Mayor Scully declared that this
condition was "frighttul ana must &c
remedied at once"
The following was the finding OF
the investigating party:
John street and Stevens avenue,
o. X: Bordentown avenue and Eel
tus street, broken glass; Feltus
street and Augusta street. o. X; &C.
dar and Center streets. J rokep gldss;
Fourth street and Potter 81 Get. o.
X: First and stockton, brok II lock:
Henry street and Pine aven Z, brok-
en- glass; Augusta street ar a Broad
way. broken glass; p. r. r. Yard
master'x sfice, no glass or key; Bor-
dentown avenue and Broadway,
broken glass; terra Gotta plant y. X.
In making the visits to the vari-
GUS boxes il was found that In MAN,
instances the boxes we're too Tar
apart. IL was found hat there were
but two alarm boxes on the entire
length of Broadway, n on Stevens
venue and one on Pine avenue.
There is but one fire box in the
Maxville section Chat being in the
lower end) despite the fact that this
il a very thickly populated section.
West of the hole in the wall" there
10 no alarm box.
In the party yesterday afternoon
making the tour OF inspection were
Mayor Scully, Water Commissioner
Braney. Councilman Stanton, a
member of the fire committee; City
p. j. Coakley, and a repre-
sentative Of the EVENING NEWS.
The Mayor and his party inspected
The Maxville firehouse and found
that building to be in terrible con-
dition. The building has been a
'hangoLt" for tramps. in the opin-
on of the inspectors. Another
condition that was discov-
sred was the condition of the mail
collection boxes in various sections
the city. They are badly in the
reed OF paint. Scale and rust al!
,ver them. In many instances they
reed replacipg. They have been hit
automSoiiAs and Knocked into
Iysry alzhe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
WOODBRIDGE

At a special meeting of the board
Of education to be held at the Bar
ron avenue school tonight bids will
be opened for the proposed school
at Sewaren.
Miss Helen Neary. Miss Marie
DUNCAN. Alfred Coley and Norman
Lee attended the dance at Rutgers
Preparatory School Friday night.
The Parent-Teacher Association
Of No. l School will meet on Thurs
day afternoon.
The Salmagundi Society will be
entertained by MI. and Mrs. j.. II.
Love tomorrow night.
The History Club will meet with
Mrs. A. +. Sofeld Wednesday aft
ernoon.
The Auction Bridge Club will
meet with Mrs. Z. l.. Gridley on
Friday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
Terryboat Back in Service

The ferryboat Perth Amboy Of the
Staten Island Rapid Transit, that
broke a rudder in a collision with
a stone barge at the dock of the
Raritan Mercantile Company a week
ago, returned on the route between
this city and T~ottenville on Satur-
day after undergoing repairs at the
Staten Island shipyard, Port Rich
mond. The ferryboat Tottenville
that had been on the route all last
week was again taken TO its winter
quarters. This was the first time
that the Perth Amboy was taken off
the route in winter time since it has
been built.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
kept London asasp.

kept London agasp.
The course pursued by her hus-
band after he learns Of his wife's
past history will sound a sympathic
chord from those who know and
can understand the dilemma of such
a man.
Thousands read and acclaimed
this story when the book by Mrs.
Baille Reynolds was published, and
in the transition from black and
white to the silver screen the entire
tale has been infinitely enhanced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
POLICE NEWS

The local police received a report
from the police precinct at 10 Ber-
gen street and Sixth avenue, Brook
Ign. about 12:45 o'clock yesterday
morning reporting that Arthur An
derson, who resides at 395 New
Brunswick avenue. Perth Amboy,
had been stabbed and was in a hos
pitai. Patrolman Joseph Gaydos
was detailed TO the house. At 595
New Brunswick avenue, there Is an
Italian boarding house, and :. is be-
licNeG Anderson boarded there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
Criminal Trials TOMORROW

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 81
Criminal trials will be resumed In
the Court of Quarter Sessions before
Judge Daily tomorrow and will be
continued on Wednesday and posi-
bly, Thursday. The grand jury will
be in session on Friday.
Judging from the number of in
dictments in the prosecutors office.
February should be a busy month
in the county court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
Must clean AWAY Snow

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Jan 31-An or
dinance passed by the city council
requires that property owners must
remove all snow twenty-four hours
after a storm. The city will remove
snow from property whose owners
fail to heed the ordinance and will
charge the work done up TO the
owner, besides a fine stipulated in
the city law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
CaII Firemen 10 Small Blaze

The iremen were called out at
GAS o'clock last night for a small
fire IN a ~woodshed owned by X.
Sh:pkin, at 81 Smith street. There
was no damage done. The alarm of
fire was turned in from Box 35. at
State and High streets, by Frank
Burke. Sergeant Frank Kasprzak
and officers Fitzpatrick, Thullesen
and Tonghini were at the scene Pa
trolman Anton Thuliesen made the
report,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
Trade Treaty Not Popular

COPENHAGEN. Jan. 31-Leon;d
Krassin. the soviet representative
who carried on negotiations for the
Angio-Russian commercial agree
ment. received only a lukewarm well
come in Moscow when he returned
with a draft of the proposed treaty,
the national Tidende says Premier
Lenine and Maxim Litvinoff of the
soviet commissariat considered the
terms unacceptable. the newspaper
declared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
Mrs. Harding in New York

NEW YORK, Jan. S1:-Mrs.
Warren G. Harding was here today
for what she described as a few
days rest" She will devote some of
her time to purchasing part of her
White House wardrobe. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Harry S. New,
wife of the United States senator
from Indiana. and Mrs. Peter Mac
Lean, of Washington. After her visit
she will rejoin her husband in the
south.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
Relief Council To Meet.

An important meeting of the local
committee of the European Relief
Council has been called for 8
o'clock tonight in the Red Cross
headquarters in the Raritan Build
ing. Chairman Tracy d. Waring
asks that all members from the
four ORGANIZATIONS he nresent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
Big Robbery at Orange

ORANGE, Jan. 31:-Robbers who
early today obtained $1,000 in bills
wanna railroad Brick Church sta
ton, disdained to take $500 in coins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
Pearl White At the Crescent

Popular Pearl White will open to-
day at the Crescent theater in the
big William Fox production THE
Thief based on Henri Bernstein's
greatest play.
Mis- White has added to her fame
since she Joined the William Fox
forces and abandoned her serial ca
reer. Her dramatic features have
been picked with care. These new
pictures have in them real Pearl
White thrills, that are just as en-
joyable-and sometimes as breath
taking - as the continued next
week" serials.
'The Thief IS full of mystery.
Until the end of the play no one
can tell who the culprit is.
II Is understood that William Fox
diaregarded the expense element in
his aim to give Miss White the best
picture she has yet made. The see
mario was written by Max MARGIN
and Paul II. Sloane, and Charles
Gibiyn directed the picture.
ssThe Thief" was picked for Miss
White because its story is n that
will give her "a wonderful opportU-
nifty TO show her myriad of followers
all ever the world her reai dramatic
ability ass distinguished from her
work In serials. According TO al; re
ports Miss White r. more attractive
in "The Thief than she ever
was in those "Continued-next-week
stories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-31
At the Strand

Axhere there is light there are
shadows. The brighter and
intense the light T.. the deeper and
blaeker are the shadows. Paris, the
Aa~ea of the 'stute ts- che Babylon
OF tbs pleasure see L with its even
sng3 Of wine ard mcrr ings of head
aches frs an ~cn-r5pcing back
&c Dund fer one tn most dra-
matte situations in the latest First
National Attraction. The Notorious
Miss Isle" starring Katherine Mac
Donald. This picture will be shown
az the Strand theatre for three days
commencing today.
AS Gaenor Lisie. a beautiful girl
with a haunting past. who IS passiT g
through the French capital with her
husband on their honeymoon. Kath-
%-.ae IA, DoaalG employs a type -
dramatic talsrt sbat so ably pcrtrays
tine fret +. she Is a viva III IS bF,de
nsarricd bat a short whsr. aad ret
s~iepressed the overwhsin ng ~ =
den ct a past that NAV mt .ny a.a-
ment be exhurned before her hus-
: band. who knows nothing of the
rcandaious affair.
Her fears were not without four
dztion. Gut OF the human tide that
eddied into Paris from all quarters
Of the globe her husband meets an
old colleague who tells him of his
DFffess fmplicstion IN an AFFAIR that
+|trFtfA. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
CARY PREDICTS
IMPROVEMENT
IN |NDU5TR:
u. S. Steel Corporation D.
clares Usual Dividends
Earnings Smallest Since

New York. July rs. The Urt~
States Steel Corporation reported trSa.
that is earning for the quarter ending
June so were s2Isa?.o16. the smallest
- ary qua-'c~ since March 1915. Just
prior to the war boom. when they fell
/" Sl".t57.&dH.
Regular divilerds ~ one and three
quarters per cent or the preferred
snarn> ami ~ and orc quarter per
con; or 'hc common Nsre declared. but
{" mce, the require 81 the common
diy'Icrd on which only thlrty-hre
certs was earned. II was necessary 70
draw from the corporations huge un-
divided surplus.
Analysis Of Earnings.
taalve:s ot the corporations monthly
business shows earnings Of little moro
than sSnno mn in April about $500. .onh
IN MAJ and 4 drop 10 slightly less than
s. 500 ono IL June.
Not lnCorn vas the second quarer
amounted /" ;iS.cof.jn1. against $40.
CONTINUED on Page Fourteeu)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
Daughter Of Famous
Composer Unable TO
Buy Pair Of Shoes

New York. July oG.---Gertrude l..
Danks. daughter of Hart r. Danks. the
composer "f "Si'vcr Threads Among the
Cin'G." vas described today aa BEING
unable 10 buy herself d pair Of shoes
because her brother. Albert Y. Danks'
failed 20 share with her the rich royal
ties witch the song yielded.
As executor rt bis fathers estate. the
brother received ff;y thousand dollars
IN royalties during recent years. but
rnrqIs:ent!v ignored 4 court order for
an accoun;in: N his sister, her lawyer
told Sur-o"Ht" CohaIan.
Tho surrogate took under considera-
ton A request that h" hold Danks IN
contempt for fa;lYro n let his sister
know how much money vas coming IN
from their fathers song hit.
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PLANT
At BELLA|RE:
IS IN FLAMES

At four O'Clock this morning. are
hr,,ks ort IN tho aecord hoor OF tho
oflce and plant OF the United
Dairy company on TwentT-thtrd
street Belairo.
Six ninnt4s later Beccnd alarm
vas turned ir, calling the 'ntiFe
Belnirc fire department.
at AIS o'clock, tt WAS sad that
tho entire interior OF the building
seemed to te in halneG. with little
prospect of saving the plant.
At 4:3o, It vas sal" that the rear
of th- dairy's .cc pii'ii va nm
luC. lrr+ .GRt there rTNc1r'd T." Re
little danger Of tho rest o. the
plant or adjoining ruudinEE being
huInod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
Invasion Of State
By PennSy Police Is
Declared kidnapping

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
Charleston. W. Va. July cs-rnless
gwen permission b. Governor Morgan.
Pennsylvania STATE rr,:c" Gid no, have
.-cAl, authority 20 crosS tho pcnnsy,-
,ar'a state la. in'0 West Virginia and
arrest -" SUSPECTS IN the imperial. Pa.
bank robbery. asserted colonel Jackson
trn"ld. ..rrr;a;' r'!cnt 81 West Nir-
riTia state i"i."". tonight.
Governor M"rrrn could not ne reach
Cd. but i - definitely Known authority
was not GRANTED 70 n" rcnnsvlva MA
officials
Int ono sense of the word. action -
"a" rennxyivania roHsta hulary consti-
'ut"s nothing !ess ,hau hiLnappinE. Co,
,rr0!h continued. although both West
virginia ortcia.s and the men arr~s.ed
have tho right 10 protect such action.
The proper procedure would have he"-
fn- :he mon 20 have followed ~ ..-
rrCts and had ir.w ar-"e'cI b. 49,:
Virginia au,hor:ilos E"1u1s'i."n -
pcrs then would har" been required.
river above East Iarc~Hoo' into ohi'.
ard returned So ~. N"s' Virginia side
cc he river ri., S'cUArl1'ls and the
OHIO r!vc- hrrdc"
\"w cumberland ro'cH claim the loot
obtained ~ ,nc ham robbery vas rs-
covered \ 'a-Gr sum .: money and a
revolver y"r" found in 7 coat abandoned
ny "ng g: ~" suspects.
Arrest Follows Tip
Tn" alleged bandits were headed or
when they c,,"rod Now Cumberland
lf'Nr ah.ni"uirE an au'" in which 'Ner
had been riding four rii"s hack 81 ths
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CONGRESS QUICK TO
RESPOND TO MESSAGE
OF THE PRESIDENT
BILL INTRODUCED
By SENATOR KELLOGG
Would Empower War f.
nance Corporation to tx
tend Financial Credits

Wash rEIon Iuly c6.--Fartia -
spon$c vas nada Immediately Ia cor
gress today 10 : special ro"Ssas? from
i'r.,Ih"r' Hardin. requesting ;ha. pow
crs nr the war finance corporation b"
nr"-I"n"I :" tax" rhdrGH nf funding
upwards Of fv" hundred million dollars
nr raii:nai debts. and TO Irov!de add
'in.tl farm Cr"i;S.
The PRESIDENT IN his message, ,T77f'
-prii". nv rcss"nc'r declared tho GOT
.rn,u~rc waa morally and i'Ea!lN
Nnu"d" 70 'nrA i've rai'road dAh'S. m"
MS under AN InpcllinC moral "hiGa-
,.nn." 10 provide Gricu'tura! credits
Tn" first stop toward meeting tG"
second OF TIE two reQr"sts--"r"v "v'S'oH
f. .td,ttnra' farm cr"d:tS-haf IN
-"al!:y !"rr taken II tho sena:" h"for"
~. '.-r'id""'i1, IncssaE" was read.
Senator Kellogg. Republican. N:nr"'
49,, :,'rndur"d 70 h,'l. drafted hv S''-
rct:,ry = Comncrcr Hoover aud Ia
rs..,.- Mcvor. "f the war tnaC'c ""r-
n,r,i.nr. and said 10 have 'he aprrora!
~ n, president. as a substitute" t"r ~"
,,.,,l'rc Norris hill 70 create 0no hun
drcd rii'lcn solar farm export "orpor-
:,,nr Tho hi. rs !ntr Ndu~"d nhra"-
II the presidents suggestions E" cm-
,nucr 80 Ha- hrAnC- corporation. IN
sr",h ~, now 'cderaI corporation. as
,ro, idcd in the Norris n.'i. 70 a'Eanc"
credits rIr agricultural exports.
Tn" presidents message dealt par
ticu,arly with railroad financing ann
declared 'rc proposal that the "af
finance corporation tax" charge or run j.
Inc Tho railroads debts 10 the govern
mcnt would cause no added expense.
NJ atdri liability. no added tax ourden'
The president described 'he proposal
as ~ simple remedy, cPntcmpla''hE
receipt and disposition hy the corpora
ION ~ annie securities" deposited BY
the railroads.
The message was referred by the
..na,a "a its interstate commerce COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
Governor Morgan and
Mr.. Whitaker Reported
In a Disagreement

S7ec:al D'svatch to The Gntollieencrr.
Charleston W. Va. July @6.---It is
r-po-tcd her. 'oniSh: On whai Is de-
c,ar-d 10 be accurate information that
there Is possibility ~ y. Tri"c Whit
akcr q Wheeling declining the rccer'
aTrointr,cnt - tn" th'rd member or
the state road commission.
Governor Morgan Is silent As ~"
story goes. Governor Morgan desired
Nv. Whitaker 20 b"gin his duties as y
member Of the commission on Angus
la. while the latter IS st"trf - have
hc.n dcsirous 81 taking on the state
office about September LIST.
At NJ W7Itakcr's homo. II was s'a;"d
last evening. that he has not re.ur'"d
s,-cr lnarinr for charleston reIe-al
d,vs ago. and it was not known wE"r
hc VII rnturn - Wheeling. or whether
10 was still In charleston las. evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
JAPANESE CABINET AGREES To
ACCEPT THE i. s. INVITATION
VIII Enter Disarmament Con-
ference, Prepared to Dis
cuss Solution Of Far East
ern Problems

Toxic. July 26.---Thc Japanese
cabinet has decided TO accept par
ticipation IN the proposed confer
cn"c on Far Eastern problems. The
Associated Press was informed to,
day.
1t is understood the japanese
answer will be forwarded IL
WaShington in the near future.
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Subiect TO Arrest

Springfield. ILL.,. July c6.-N'h"Nrh
r,-rr!,t Judge r. :. Smith TO-DAY h"'l
,r,' ':nvc"nc- Len Small war .:hicc;
20 arrest following his indictment
,rArs". ~ rr,bcxEiement and conspiracy
=" ,!rtraud the state. Will" stat" treas
u-~- warrants had not been s"rrcd to
night and th~ governor len. prcsnni
-. .u'. Nir hp'rc a. kankakcc
Truce cysrturoS by SLa'e'' t'n"0 -
N"-irmrr who S.CE"rt"h "oH''rs"E "
McrV"-0 county av'h'-;'ioS a"' r";r"
stDtztiv.S ~ NO =ovcrnoc 49, i"t2--
- ~ tM~ ut!ve of@"o.
u want ms m0''"r 's'''SA - o'".
..,..., Ga. md ~ - ~n~Hh" - 80 -.
ne NJ Nr-'''~"r salt
EOo-c- r sutton. I"''"0"- -'''>
-c ..,..- l~-rrr-rI W N"'' "'.'" <
-~lorNo-c cal and Sa'i that ''"''"n'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
ALLEGED PENNSYLVANIA BANK
ROBBERS TAKEN AFTER BATTLE
Four Foreigners Suspected OF
Participating in Hold-up at
Imperial, Pa, Captured at
New Cumberland by Penn
svIvania State Troopers.

Ecv rtr,b~-land W. Va. July Co
-Four ucn suspected in connection WIN
the rch.,"rv o: the In1e-ia. sta" eanh
AT Imre-iai Pennsylvania. yesterday
were arrested here late today by thre"
Pennsylvania troopers "h" naiIen
,hcn across he sat" line one O. tho
snsre.rs We. sh0t N he arm when lie
tried - escape"
According 10 Trooper Mckuhr. on" or
the Pennsylvania r0ns.ahulary tho your
.usncr.. 7,1nduncd their automobile
nca- h"rs and started - walk ioWarh
Sow ,r,-,N.r.anI Tie 'r"nrCrs TO-
,o.,,a ,,l commanded 80 n."a :" ha't
,e ,he, .r.crcG n" cI:v. Two "f tie
NOR ..a--rI 10 -3n and on" vas shot
v..lr rhr ",h"r was captured by cit
!zrn.
The Suspects
Tr. eiIypcr.l var" tloIr nam"* A. 80"
Wor,jr-a, an! Ai~r kHic1sri. o. ""r-
ton w Va. md FrnHn iiaikt ar! Holm
Enl.1. nt & r.Ciani War2.nh "as -f"t
in thc arm
Tro.y,- MrKuNr eaIH 'ha' wh"7
taken INFO ,,u>'odv rac" man had "H ~
rcrscn q i..rHaGc containing "''''r ""iHa
The bandits Who hr'd 1T ~ Imperial
naak cr.a Hsd with more 'han tI"' N 81
Yer money.
Soon -"n- mo -u"prr:s ~"r" arr's''
Il ,hn troopers ?lac"d rh"r' N ~ 7r'"-
mobile Acd -'a-t.A th-r' 'awH-d 30
Trnns, wanna irre.
kr-ordlnr :" \"u ''ur,""r'an: ''"'.'"
orrr.ais War1!usk; !" -" hr""n -
,n,s eorr.nn The ~ai! 'H"' 80 -"
nr.,,.., nm" Ne i und'- 3, h"h ha.. ~
charC" - arsor ~ c""n"'.''.n "iih ~"
frr. ~ W"ir;on
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
SteuAsni'ils. {

decompoS'd body of Harry CurUns
fond
" mile
vi tho " Nrrson
afternoon when
aged - N"hTle Ohio
Yhoma
body and b'f auopS had
II
h head with
crushed and i ia hFl"v"
AUTOMOBILE down WI
mo ocunar Sho and kln"i nm
Recovered
located kn6aiG
tn" authorities
ponded
place for repairs Saturday afternoon !"
hours o Cummins
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Council Passes
Bus Ordinance
MUST PUT IN REAR DOORS AND
COMPLY WITH SEVERAL
OTHER REGULATIONS.
Regular Schedules, Adequate btShts
written Reports Of Accidents
Some OF Provttons.

,H.v council passed an ordinance last
evening regulating tho operation OF
hiscs effective at onoe but tuspendinE
any enforcement 0r thr conditions fo-
20 DAYS allowing the tuk owners 10
hu;id rear doors in Al buses, eQuiI'
them with N-n cIt.nCuiShers, axes ana
other articles 20 nc used IN Gaze Of ac-
rilerrs and 10 advertise and place
bonds.
The ordinance was passed at the third
and final meeting last evening. Al the
three meetings held b. city council In
taking action on the bus ordinance most
II the time taken ur WAS by discussion
hv rrprrscntativ" and attorneys Ior
,hA traction companies and representa-
ives and attorneys for tn" bus owners.
l.arE. crowds gathered at council and
srorr"d to hc greatly Interested in the
rrcros.d ordinance On" ordinance was
offered hy the traction company orti-
rials and another by the bus owners.
Council did not adopt either ore ot the
ordinances az proposed hnt took see
tions from both.
Mu1t 60 to Terminus.
Starting with Section L. whore coun-
Gil left OF last Friday night. oouncil
last evening read sections -. 10. II and
u before any suggestions were offered
Attorney John NJ. Ritz. for the bus
owners. objected To part ot Section IS.
~ asking that tho words buses shall
operate motor vehicles 20 the 'erm:nus
Of the route tefors turning around. be
eliminated. He stated that this was
not a constructive sentence inastruch as
ccupci! had already left In section
which compelled the buses to operate
(ConHnuSd on Pare TourtSen)
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Small A'onc rrui1 G"tcrmine what RS
rYtu-o ro'tcy Would he
rrlnr. authnrI;i"s declared they Ne'r
d.,-~,,ir ID 20 81 through with -" ~
,c.i =, Governor Sma,l. following lndG"
: .,rr'e -..l'rg 'rh"o f"siSnh;rd To
.,,,r ro~ n. sc-y'rr =. 'rc warrants
~ tho ,,rrn tho Mould allow the Go'-
nov for his aprr7Canc" 10 a-rAnS"
Ncni.
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THE wEATUE,

v.s. v!-ginia--Partly ClouhT wed.
nesdaY and THURSDAY. scattered local
thunder5eowsrs. TO change In tenpera-
tur-
Ohto-Urs.-+l,d on wednesday and
Thursdav, rrobafl7 Tn hUaderSho verS: :
xorns~hat lower temperature THURSDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
BULLET THROUGH BRAIN ENDED
s&< LIFE Of STEUBENF|LLE MAN
Up-rver City in Frenzy Of Excitement With Authontc
Seeking Howard MITCHELL For Whom Warrant Charg
ing First Degree Murder Has Been Issued.

StcIh"rNie
bA Howard MITCHELL alias Harry Catman
barber Of This waN"
murd"-.
police unable find Mitchell
noSh Wheeling
members ot police depart
II jefferson OhlH. and
BROOK"
described MrChc
ASS tho posse from the West Virginia
Much"ls tn"
officers Brock" St"ub nyI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

Has the Largest Circulation ot
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of WcSt Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

THE INTELLIG E y G E r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

.racc trom irrca-ra' III ~ automobile
rrc ar h-ck. down a1t hey mad -
abandon ! ~ Murdn~kvl''A and 'ra-'ci
r,lkirs to WCi-icn. They CROSSED ~"