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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
ENGLAND Is
FoSTEpING INTOLERANCE

ST. Louis. Mo. Jan. @l-EnGtand IS
fostering religious intolerance and SUI
pressing Industry in ireland IN IN al
fort TO prevent eif-determ!natlon. NESS
Louie Bennett, Protestant woman
from Dublin, today. told the commission
Of the committee OF one hundred inNcS-
tigating conditions in Ireland.
Attack by the British military on
Catholic churches and on nuns are IN
crea sing, Miss Bennett said, with the
Intention of rCviving the spirit OF TO
ligious Intolerance as between Catholic
and Protestant with the View OF pre-
venting Irish opinion from uniting.
Testimony in support OF MISS Zen
nctt'S charges was also gwen ny Miss
caroline N, Townsend. Both are MEM
hers OF the Irish Wowrn's 'n'crnat'"nai
| .eagu". and they presented letters and
documents to support their charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
CRARTERSlSSUED

Charleston. Jan. 2l.-Charters were
Issued by the secretary Of state yester-
day to the following new con comFI bnsnitaL
ronInston; ca pitsl stock $4,000; In
eorHoTators: '. T; ch HrSa.Ri.' 4: {.
Chruchmani j. w =. r% Charleston. W.
Va ., ., Travellers
Aid societies: New IDc GSTs e;eT Clara
L GnrtT%d BRO Browne. Eleanor Dubois. Helen
T. MSIn,yre. New York sSs-, city b.. been
~ thn secretary Of state by the
Charleston building and hosn asEsf@
ton. N n'I home building and saving
ana Iru ~ nrmhers; caritnl stock. s:"o:'
ssS b lf aashe ISs" asTssri
X. u; iup!" r = = Dover. NJ. Boiar.
r rrw r G. Higginbotham. Frank Lively
and f f. Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Harding In Glowing
Message Of Inspiration
To The SOufhIandprS

Atlanta. Ga. Jan GA NV So -
OF united Nw"r.'"n.sm hr."'''. . Re- -
above sectional ant ""rt..a" o.. r...
ana making ~",uc" "a" may Us 90 l''
VII. lie nation alike. w"~ !.~' - H..
!'rvS'l"at-vIect Ii,rG!na '.n.-..'. "a "
message "a tie J,."l,i- 1T 9" S'u'h.
The message. written az l"' r"Gu" ?
~ Clark N"w'H. go. tor 60 G., AiIU 70
CONSTITUTIONS. AND l"'"''"rai'. n,,l''. .
uulritt.rIu:u Tor Gr.~-,U Ms No..
public hero IN tn arrival Of IN" tram
wht,u Is rakin.: tH" '.C"s'Gcut elect t
t!rr.t1. 1t follow, !n part:
There is li,ir g. e II IN" old time
hostility md th'r" isn't any occasion
for ANY section "t America !" pm l'N
aspirations 10 the fortunes OF "'r' par
ty thank i is T. : ;o a%Su'n" that
al! political rarti'. r.r'r :" to, tn
hrSt fer our common 'or.i'' rs "
Krpuhiicrr. I hr'lryr ti..I nrEE a..
;hr Republican p"IIc."S ar C., a. ','"
- hest serve all 81 Nnlrr.':l. a. IA
stance. ! believe there j. " Grr"t en-
ticanC, IN the coming tIl!I congress
to b" lnld in Atlanta. | hci:"'" most
cordially IL prospN"inE Amr"'H Ir"l
dr mt see how We C',n rrtA'" 49,"
HON" markets. uNon which Nm"r''hh
good fortune mus he f"uud'" ana ~
the Same time maiuta,U American
S:umda rds of production and An"rir"r
standards Of living unless "" maxi
Other Peoples with lower standards
pay for the privileges OF trading !:
the American markets.. ours Is IN
best market IN the world because we
are largest in consumption and the
ablsst TO buy. The Application lies
In Il perfectly justifah!r ambition To
make thu southland as industriallE
eminent as the states Of the north ana
east.
I am sure the incoming admins
,ratinn wishes to see. iiCuratN"lE
sprakjug. every southern port Wu1t"n-
rJ l,y the sails Of commerce ana
know that our carriers are taking mes
sages OF good will and amsdy a!"nE
with our Cargoes TO all the parts
of the earth"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
OHIO NEWS
IS Per Cent Of the
Ohio Auto Tags Issued

| Columbus, O., Jan. 2l.-More than 10
Ter cent Of the 1921 Ohio auto tags
totaling more than s6.o00.0oO, have been
| issued so far this year. It was estl-
mated yesterday by Alexander Snow,
state automobile registrar. That Is
within 100000 OF the total tags dis
posed OF last year. according To him.
Last year. counting all classes oil
vehicles. $4,000 tags were issued MI
Snow said. The figures includ" 6lS'uoU
passenger cars and trucks. 10000 motor
cycles. 5000 clcctrics. and 1000 deal
ers' licenses and certified copies.
IN until yesterday. the tags were be-
ing disposed OF at the registrars OFFICE
here at the rate of l,5OO a day, and SO
far approximately 100000 are in the
hands OF automobile owners of OHIO.
There will, be more tags disposed OF
in 1921 than ever IN the history OF tne
state. Mr.. Snow asserted. Seventy
rive thousand truck tags. in addition TO
the tags sold over the counter. have
nann Skinned to automobile clubs and
deputy registrars.
With $4,000 tags, the Cleveland Auto
mobile Club heads the list Of outside
agencies. This club during 1921 II Is
id. will issue more t%ES than IN" en-
than the total for the years 1908 To 1912
combined. Drake county will register
more vehicles per capita than any other
county. it's estimate being $500 for 1921.
The Columbus Automobile Club has
issued $4,000 sets Of tags; the Clncih-
natl Automobile Club has 10000 sets;
the club in Toledo. 10000: Akron. mas
q. 900: Dayton. 22.5OO; Canton. $4,000,
and the Warren Club. 10000.
In addition to these nine orEaniza-
,lors mates arc issued at 30 other
po!nts in the state. and Ohio is said 10
hc the only state In tho union were auto
owners have such an advantage. accord
inr to Secretary OF State Smith.
The department operated on less thah
4 nor cent " the gross receipts during
19oO 80 per cent OF which went TO thr
counties and municipalities where the
vehicles were owned, for street main
tnnancc and repair. according to Ms
u-,g at the registrars office.
The new auto tax law. against which
automobile clubs Of the stat" staged
bi,..r cour, fight. has worked out re-
m,rkahIy we'll, Mr.. Snow declared.
.r,,,, legislature should not change tho
ian. no asserted, except I" amend the
ror,ion which makes the licensing per
;od January, April. July and p"t"p.r'
10 Jonuary and August, providing Ter
,h.. full year payment for all iaG$ iSSu-
ed previous Ia August |. ana :iA m"nt"H
- hen issued after that date.
Th. uuiomohilr department. which is
Located IN the stotc-"wned " yahho''e
hr;ldin4 here. is badly III need of NOR"
.,,,,, ACCORDING To MIR. Snow. Attrnll"h
81 both the r"vrrn"r and the A"Jutan'
,.,.,a,.,l has been called Ia the condition.
o,d rolier il: expected shortly ne sad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Coal MARKET on

Columbus. o, HJan. 2l.-During the
week ending Jan. 8. almost as much
coal was lost In the Ohio field because
OF no market. as there was mined. ac-
cordinE to the weekly joint report OF the
Southern Ohio coal exchange. and the
United states Geological Survey just is
sued. The report shows that 262.993 tons
OF coal wcr" produced during the week.
while 2Ii.12G tons were lost because or
no market.
TIL. week prcyious. the loss from no
market said the report. was 1856 tons.
md during christmas week. 32.aG% tons
The full time capacity OF the 3%0 mines
reporting from the southern Ohio field
cor the week ending Dec. S. was 6l5.03I
tons The produced 2C".993 tons and lost
2,OI tons on account Of no market.
poor car supply. lack of labor. strikes,
mine disability and other causes.
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Recovery Of Stolen watch Causes Com
pNcaHon.

4 serious complication arose yestcr-
day when three city detectives and Il
private citizen laid claim to the Si"p
reward offered by the jewelers. Ali
ancc for any person arrested and con-
victcd Of breaking in any store Of the
alliance. ia" affair being III" result Of
the conviction of George l.. l"bIitzcu,
who has been sentenced To two years
in the statr pcuitcntiary fer hrehHrnS
and entering the Rcichhium JrwcIry
store several months ago.
Paul Bonncnbergcr is the private citi-
ION laying claim to the reward. claim
ing he gave the police tn" first clue on
whm;ch to work, turning over to the
police one Of the stolen watches. which
was given his brother by Hoblitzell.
The three detectives are Edward
ninard. Edward McKown and Dave
Cleary, who made the arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
TEMPLE WASHINGTON
Well Known Colored Man Dies From
Compncations-FUne Sunday at
Simpson a. NJ. Z. Church

Temple Washington, well known col
ored res dent OF this city, died Thursday
following short illness attributed 10
a complication OF diseases a his home
at No. 1881 Chapline street. lie was -
years of age and Spent practically his
entire life in this city. For Il number
Of years he has been employ eel aS pani-
tor at the Western Union Telegraph
office on Twelfth street.
The body has been removed to the
Mendel Undertaking chapel, No. 1912
Chapline street. The colored order Of
E,lks of which the deceased was a mem
Der, will have charge OF the services
which will be held Sunday afternoon At
o'clock at the Simpson y. NJ. t.
church. Rev. Perkins. pastor. VIII "ffiC-
late. Intcrment will be made in PENN
sua cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
BACK PROM CAPITOL.
City Officials Arrange for Purchase
OF Bonds.

City Clerk Homer c. Crago. chief
clerk TO tho city manager, Earl W.
Pedicord. and several other local r"r-
sons returned TO the city yesterday
morning from Charleston, where they
attended several sessions of tn" state
legislature and made arrangements with
the state auditor for the purchasing or
$4,000 worth Of city bonds.
Mr.. Crago stated the plans Tor inc
purchasing Of the million dollar bond
issue have been copmIeted. and that the
bonds will be in the hands Of the city
the first OF the month.
All were agreed the fight to remove
the state capitol from Charleston 70
Tarkersburg. Huntington. Ciarkshurg
or any other city in the states promis-
es TO be q long drawn out measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
LEGISLATION for Bee Industry.

Columbus. O., Jan. 21.-Legislat!on
affecting the bee industry will be dis
cue scd ut the regular annual meeting
Of the state Apiarists ut Ohio State
University. during Farmers week. Janu-
airy 81 tO February 4.
4 proposed bill. which was discussed
at q special meeting Of the association
ut Toledo last fail g to be- revived. AMI
probably action taken looking towards
its tender tn the Legislature. The pro-
posed measure provides quarantine pro-
visions said to be essential In the proper
control of diseases Of the brood of bees.
II also provides that infected colonies
NAV be dc Jared n nuisance.
F.. G. Cotton. chief of the bureau OF
plnnt industry. also chief inspector )f
apiarics. Will lead the discussion on the
proposed bill
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BIG BOOZE HAUL MADE
AT STEUBENVILLE

S;,anruvilbr. q. Jan. @l--.ievHntT-
r.nc ,...S,.; Of real kick b"rr alleged
:, have been transported trrIn lfttS-
hurEh by motor truck. Mere sued h"rs
..s the shipment was be.nE uui"adcd It:
- residence OF John NUjnuH!c. former
lloorkeeper.
Yuinovic claimed the bottles contain
= near-bHer. Constable Harry T.mul""-
l;ln. who made the seizure. '.,t"d ~
u ";aste-S" who pronounced IN" con-
Its 10 b. thc real thing. Eujn"Nic
ave bond Of $1,000 before Justice H1"-
y Lawler.
Charlie zee Wing. iauudrymaa. paid
. fine Of $500 and costs in Justice W. II.
puwners office for having whiskey ~
is place of business. Wing claimed he
lad been using the whiskcy TO rub on
is rheumatic joints.
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SENTENCED FOR THEFT.

Charleston, v. Va, jan. "l.-MiIeS
l.. Uouchins. OF Cabin Creek Junction.
- former freight conductor of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. was SCI =
tcnced today To eighteen months IN red
raj prison ut Atlanta by judge Y.
Webb. Of South Carolina presiding IN
fr !cr:r court for IN" southern district
If West Virginia here.
UouCh.ns had bH"H ~ N" employ" OF
the railway company sixteen years. lie
was convicted &C stealing part OF
SMinmtut of wire from 4 box car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Warrant for BrGD|;n0n
Charged With Accepting Ring Stolen By
John Glenn.

Justice Of the rca'r y. q Hobbs yr'-
,,,,,l.tv afternoon ISSUED a warrant i"r
Loans l;rcmrl"n on Il CharEr OF accept
Ing >;Oien goods.
ring stolen from the humc ut Fred Cow!
in W,ods,lal" last Saturday nl"ht ny
John Glenn. who has since confessed I ;
the robbery. ~ has Wafer Roberts, VINO
has since been arrested
Up ~ lac hour last night ne hau
n hmm I'D
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JAZZ sE1ETs AND SOCKS Az IN
BOO IN SING s1Ho
Convict. Must Blow Home Mons'
Other ways.

New YORK. Jan. 21.-Wafden Lewis
!. 1awcs -: sing Sing issued an order
yesterday forbiddinG the conricts 10
,v..r silk shirts. fancy neckt'es' sH
srcks and linen collars. Henceforth 'neS
will have 10 coniinc their sartor'cai en-
b,llishmrnts to he prison UNIFORM SUI
pied by tho state. when IS cor pae' ""1
comfortable hut rot nraut'iul'
n,o,rac of the increasing number OF
conyicts who get money from home an
Who have been spending It on clothines
ca mo ward Of the prison began to ~
,cmble A rainbow drunk on homemaoe
hootch.
The guards, even with their brass but
tons have been quite eclipsed by the
jazz shirts and neckties.
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GOVERNOR ACCEPTS

MartinSburg. ". va, Jan. -I-TONtF-
nor John ]. Curnwell has advised the
Martins burg association Of Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Veterans that he
would be very glad TO accept the non
orlry membership in the association
recently voted him. He expressed his
regret because ne was unable 10 attend
the annual meeting held last night but
added that he would endeaVor to be
present at future meetings.
Governor Curnweu, who recently was
made a director Of the Baltimore and
ohio railroad. worked as young man
on the line near Rumney. his former
home. TO which place. it IS stated the
governor will return when he completes
his term Of office March 4, next.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Price Conspiracy Is
Alleged; AZ Indicted

Chicago. Jan. 2i-Forty-tw" Indie
ments against mill owners. Labor heads
and carpenter contractors. Cl'E- CE EI1-
lation OF the Sherman antitrust law
were returned BY special federal Srand
jury toAay.
The grand jury has been hearing "oi"-
plants against those indicted for five
weeks The charges alleged tn -
men named had ccnspirrd 10 keep hui!d.
TX materials manufactured outside t'.i-
Cu@O from the Chicago market. thereby
'a,cCaSjnS prices. The !ndiCtw"G'S ~"""
returned betnr" Federal JudSr George
Carpenter.
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sandusky. o.. Jan. 2l.-Ihe average
s,Inri,s paid teachers in Erie county
srhools have increased nearly 100 per
CON, since 1916. according to a report
,r, par.i by County superintendent l.
:, winner The report shows hat In
lo,o. the Average salary paid county
',.,,',,l teachers was $751;. and the aver
no.. salary in i92n. was l.i55.
The average salary p"ih tr'rhrrs en-
moved in thu consolidated schools, ac-
cordinC TO the report. IS <l.p26' AGAINST
An average OF SIPS paid t'hrn'rs IN tne
une-room schools in the country.
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and Ash hatcheries. Land to be bought
or leased Is to be paid for out OF the
hunters trappcrs' and anglers license
fund. the bureau assuming that the
legislature will enact an anglers. law.
The Green County Sportsman and
Farm bureaus have adopted resolutions
declaring in favor of the fish and game
departments program for legislation
n rfcctinr IL
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COULD H0I REST
DAY Or NIGHT
PimDie3 and 3IISterSon NeCkand
Ear. Itchnd. CutiCura Heals,

NJ tro"h,c rla:iei on the side OF
nv neck a2i y ~ c.. !: broke
- cus w.th r:mr,ss and small
y, 5.is:,rS. 1t itchei and !
-. = could rot rc9t day or night
ic: ABOUT three moths.
49,, was tres,cd hutNotLinE
: helped ne. began using
Ca"cu-n Soap and Ointment
and a:":tr had led enc cake e Soap
ard three boxes Of Cu:4c'ira Oint-
nent VS. completely healed.
tSIgrc.h MES Laura Z. Woods.
Route c, Rccky Ford. CT.
Cu;icura Soap daily and Cuticura
Ointment occasionally. prevent pirn-
pcs - other erGptions. They are
pleasure 10 use, as is s(so Cuticura
T-l.u'a. fascinating .aGrance for
p-!iunLrG thr SKIP.
EG-,p.rTA-Nrr.tyHt tGt--.r 'ruheerA Lab
egsts:ItI. N,Pt n. SAIissIs Mas" Sold every.
rsVrs SuspSc. C...iHs, II =, a ~ 90. TSeGm Doc.
ENS Cuticura Soar shhves without rauE.
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x,pet1. service. incomplete

Funeral services for Eugene knuckles
colored. who died Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock at.the Ohio valley General
hospital from injuries received several
hours before while at work n the
Wheeling Mold & Foundry plant. were
not complete a a late hour last evening.
In all probability the funeral vii! be
held Monday afternoon with interment
at Peninsula cemetery.
Deceased was 81 years OF age, ana ~
survl led by his wife. Mrs. LiIA knuck-
les. and two daughters. Ruth and Alice.
He resided at 904 Chapl!nc street. The
body has been removed to the Mendel
company chapel. No. l21? thapi!ne
street. from which place the services
will be conducted.
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SARATORI
Counsel VIII A-Tue Motion for Now
%riGl in Pr.ju-y Case Today.


T""y Sur;,lrr!. who was convicted last
Tuesday N. ru!ur at ESQ "'ci"rk Of
perjury, h"lus TIA" nrNt tr!rd of TN" f"ur
East Emit ltanan% Indicted on that
,harsr " III prs, ~ hI~ arguments for
a. u"M rial this morning /" Iudrr Alan
II. i;,t.U~un in criminal court through
h> "it"ru"N. judge John :. lttZ
The PENALTY for III" Grim" ui which
lie was convicted is punishable. by ~rr\3-
'udr ~ tn stat" p"nitrntiary from two
to zen years. M owing to his past a.
rr"r and havuI& served In the prison
before. il Is "NIhc;cd he will be given
the limit. II the new trial is not granted.
Sarlr"ri was found guilty Tue day
morning 1T $50 orlork. after ON" ct
n" longest day IN the history "t tn"
court. TIc trail BEGAN Monday mora
:nE at 80 o'clock. aud following In"
verdict . ,rh"d. the jurors were DIS
MISSED u4i.i u"Nt Tuesday.
u!INEr E~A:dulii. facing tn" sam"
.harEe. w',S :" have been placed on trial
Thursday. hat 1t was postponed until
rInrrry g and II Is expected the other
two indicted prrs,nS. Mr.. Mamie Sara
orr and Mrs Rosie Ja"QUlnta. VIII
haugr their pleas If Sarator: is sch
fenced.
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AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers-GT 4 Martin, pittsburgh; +.
-. CI!srr. Holloway Mrs. K II. G"iE"s.
PITTSBURGH: J. w. Heath. PITTSBURGH
-. r. M"rr:th. Cameron; H. +. Howe,
Kane: Mr. and Mrs. +. II. uinsm"r", 81,
rlulrSv;ll": II. t. Burton, Fairmunt. j.
4. Gatrw. C!arkshurr; r. T.. Peters.
F:lrmout; T.. NJ scott. Grafton; Il \.
Skinner. Mur,rliH. Ira MCtI3in. West
Union; r. T. RYE. OF city: Guy s. lief
rrrman. on rlty. Harry Hoffman; PITS
hurrh: T. W. jones. West Alexander; W.
l.. Mr,'UmhS, Pittsburgh.
McLure-E NJ Foreman. Marietta; Is.
81 putman. Marietta Karl *. SturTctS.
tnshortOn: }. K. Smith. CoShoCton: II.
r. Robson. Cosh"cton; A. II. Rarrick'
roShocton: l.. $. Wickhdm, Jr.. Newark;
+. &. Nillbrant. Newark: Arthur Coyle.
GAINESVILLE. Lyllr Ero"duv"r. Zan"HNil!e;
John Schuu.n. TrnrSN:llr; VI. i'cdiCord,
gainesville. Eu,uh Watson. WaShington;
J. !. MrWIl!ams. Dayton; Cecil Gross.
ElkinS. John /. Shaw. Burkhannon: j..
\ Ford. LynchhurG; {. Il, Hccart. Par
kcrSburE; r.. s Foley, SisterSvillc: J. r..
Prince ParkcrshurG; \. 6. Price Hunt
!ngton: Joe Oldham. huntington: Will
liam Brewster. Charleston, f.. VI. Burns.
cleveland; W. II. Van Fosan. Lisbon; ;.
=. Gilman. Marietta: G. HcrziG: Dover;
y. Mcmillan. Dover: S. G. Steele. Fair
mont: II. Hoff. Spencer: + VI. Foreman,
Marietta: y. q. Hurst, Mansfield; W. b..
RaESdalr. lNrkerSburg; ]. K. James,
Norfolk: w G. Wilson, GAINESVILLE; w.
Reidy. Stcuhenville.
STAMINA r. Thomas. Clancyton; C..
W. smith. Iark"rShurg: Fred Ecrdinc.
Hundred. Alvin Rutrtr. Clarington;
Charles Ruttrr. ClarinGton; VI. and Mrs
r. l'ylcs. Washington Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Weir, Mansfield; John S. Graf, Fair
mont.
Grand Central--Mrs s Steinburg. SIS
tcrsvil,r: +. II Horhaucr. PITTSBURGH;
\. +. Cope. Akron; T. Mctzgar. Pitts
burgh: Henry Ilavi!and. Woodruff.
windsor-Max l.. Mar!Golis, fhtladel-
nina; T.. l.. Ford. Ncwurk. K. 4. Wilson.
W. H. Luntt. IT. Chester: c.
II. Hunt. Stcuhenvillc: W. i. kohn,
cleveland: J. w Smith. Youngstown: +.
WaIdSrnundh. Park"rshurE;L. Y. Cooper.
Stcuhruvillc: W. w. MCliugh, Stcuben-
vile. H l.. Uuusrr. Stcubenrillc' {. J.
Roberts. StcMhenNll.c.
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LONGER TROUSERS FOR MEN

Chicago, Jan. 2l-Longcr trousers LOT
men viii offset short skirts for women
nrXtspring. according TO the cdict OF
the merchants tailors' deS!sncrs' assoc
iation today. Coats will also be l"n""r
and OF the "athletiC OF wedge snap"
type" and trou erS Will be moderately
h,iird" saws the announcement OF l.. @.
Tyler, Columbus. ohio, fashion chair
man Of the association.
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Someone who know from experience
wrote 1T is good IT the bottom Of an
advertisement Of Chomhrr.aln'S Cough
Remedy Try it when You have 4
cough o- cold. then perhaps you would
write 1T is excellent" For sale by all
4
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Sr.rrpER WILL RECOVER

ROumpSlUWM. o. Jan, .I.-I. IT. K"th
of this city. a victim OF slrc.lnE SICK
ness since january =, revived i"'i ~.
\ severe COLI, phyS4r.aus said. ma; hcd
the beginning Of RulE's Sleep
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Grand Central-Mrs. s. Steinburg. 81
WON BY ED LEWIS

Rochester. y. Y. Jan. 2l-Ed. Lewis
defended the heavyweight:
wrestling championship here tonight
throwing Dick Davis Court. OF Texas,
in an hour and p minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
r.oYrER1NG ON STREET

Leona WahSIey. q young miss was
found wandering about the streets he
low the creek about midnight ana aS Il
result Will face Il lettering charge be-
fore Judge John ;. Ritz in police court
this morning. She WAS arrested by Or
flcer James Monroe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
urc rncSER RROUGlIT IN

PItt&3Ir.n. Jan. 2l.---A h'S 'G..$S"r
was brought III today - Forward
Township 'rhr TOW Is estimated ut
I 100000 cubic feet daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22

Columbus, o. Jan. 2I.-The stAts %
reau or fish and game has dratte Dill
for introduction in the senate prooablS
soon. empowering the secretary OF ag-
riculture to purchase. lease or accept as
a gift, land for public hunting grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22

London, Eng--A wedding present re-
ceiyed by the Hon. C. W. Sholto Douglas
and Miss Fox Pitt was a flock or S5p
sheep from the Earl Of Morton. the
hriaA sxoom'a fafhAR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-14

will be in addition to the present
fifty trip books which will be avail
able to those desiring same. and will
apply to between all points where
two or three zone tickets are now
required. The monthly fare between
this city and South River will be IS
mad between this city and Midtown
or New Brunswick, the fare will be
reduced to $3.50.
Edward O'Briep, of Perth Amoby
spent last night vii relatives in this
city.
The Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca are busily engaged with plans
for the weekly card party { o be held
Monday night in their rooms in the
X, of G. Building. The following
committee comprise those in charge: