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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
JIMMIE" WITH FRANCO WHITE
HERE NEXT WEEK TWO DAYS

With the current scarcity OF actors
OF dependable talent, theatrical manag-
crs honcycomb the byways as we'll as
the highways and II is the unfrequent-
ed smaller towns where promising ar
lists abound. When Arthur Hammer
stem last summer in search Tor
Juvenile comedian TO Mt Jimmie" heard
that promising candidate in one Don
Burroughs was acting in stock COM
pany at Reading. Pa. the manager.
urged by one OF those lunches that
possess theatrical men, boarded train
Tor that town. and a. the nights per
Torrance there the young actor proved
:, revelation To Hammcrstein. Where
fore he engaged Burroughs with an I'M
pruvised contract to which the latter
affixed his signature with q lead pencil.
That the managers faith in Burroughs
was not in vain was fully vindicated on
the opening night Of Jimmie" in New
York. where the critics accorded the
newcomer the full measure Of praise
Jimmie" with Frances White, will
play at the Court theatre Friday and
Saturday, April SO, with Saturday mat
incc. Seats on sale Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
At Deaths Door

Il W. talking with my nclehhor, Mr..
W"bh ;hc other day. regarding the
Gr".t 'rruhu his stomach had given
him. ~ sad II" suffered I or 8 years
and lad been almost at deaths door 4
uUnh"r &C. TINE, from acute indigestion
ANA boating "i gas, which seemed tc
hut Oft his heart action. lie said he
W"uldn't have lived much longer II he
hadH': taken Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
when II" DID. which mad" a we'll man
OF him" It - Il simple. harmless pre-
rtrai!Un mat removes the catarrhal
muscuS from IN" intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and in
t"stiua! ailments. including append
c:ti&. One dose will convincr or money
refunded G. H. Gricst and druggists
every where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
FAMOUS UNITED STORE co. REMEDY
FOR CONSTIPATION NOW SOLD HERE

handle them. tn" reason for their
.'I"r"Si i# that tL"y not only a"r AZ =
laxative. bat IN addition they Seem to
h"ip the stomach and digestion. thereby
h"ip,uE nature /" throw off E"ada"h"S
urr'"u..nr>s. p!mpIrs. etc. when due
Ia constipation.
Results are wonderful people say who
tor Years hdN" searched for "A rrm"Iy
The thuU$IuLS at men and women who
ar" always taking pills. calomrl and
similar remedies without permanent re-
hcC will IND them "wUnd"T' workers.
II they ia!! t. make YOU feel better and
do the work better and peas" YEA NOR"
than Hu! thiuE You ever tried. <" back
t. tu. ,lrUrR.St an! j" VII refund Just
I"uh," what You raid for ia" box of
I:urr":.r |ahI"r= y" AH'dav:t or
h"rh"r. II they faI YOU ar" entitled
80 10, nut dpuh!" what a box al Eur-
tone Tablets cost YOU. Your druggist
nra Edrtuu" Tablets. Get box to
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31

10 his Derby Day in Blackville Town"
,ybirb Is said To he one Of tho funniest
.rts ever given III A minstrel show. 1t
will again bring ''I.aSScS' to the front
IN his famous character OF SassafraS
ponllttlr. Il aractcrizat ton which has
placed him in the front rank OF negro
lrliuratorS. This act was written ana
staged 10y Mr.. White himself and
special set of scenery has been painted
for it ny Joseph rhyiio". one OF the
greatest Scenic artists in New YORK
city. Assisting in making Derby Day
~ BlackvIllr Town." one Of the funniest
things To he seen in years are Eddie
POWELL Jim Pr.chard. Leo I;dmonds
Sim Vermont. Charles Mason and Honey
Harris. Seats on sale Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
MOUNDSVILLE
Father Altmeyer.

Father Altmeyer
H., Fa;r." N.'on'"Y'" Nj - mass
q, ,r, =; Francis NaNi"r'S church ms
,rr"n.a., - -" "'r."rh. All are 3rE'd
, - uy in Attendance.
Damage Suits.
TWO damage. sU.t, a. &" h''fu''" '"r
circuit court today. The 'aS'S are
I Howard 4 Wrp,rr. an :mtant n'd t'"S-
,.nr - Weave" a@H!N.'; n" N""r.'nS
TRACTION company
Rev william Porkess.
Rev. VILLAIN I'":k"SS. o. Ni.k'nS"HFE'
Pr. VII speak at thr PARISH house 'h!S
evening at S u','o,S AItUouGh th,S ~
p. msc;in.; ol IN" ph!" Valley Men : '''h
:n..,:lcrS If rip. compensation 81 i""
church. .,,.l others nr :uN.''i -. Hii'"!.
At the Theatres.
B,.:r D,u.,i, WI appear ~ -"
strand 'l,atrr this r>"".mE 81" 'tn,
Lady. Lady" our "c '',. mo; ~'Hp"nd-
Gus rho'np'ays - IT, yrr" Mar" lr'A'
lord VII st," il ''.. li"iWr'h"'!"A 81
. 'paidy 1.,uS i."... - in" Fark
ir,a.yr ,hi> nft.ru",m aud "v"'!nS.
TWO gu,.! cpin"d.'@ 1T" ais" scheduled
tor both I.r' IT" hons =.
Kiwanis Meeting.
THIS rl'iIuE at ""!UcN ~ 80" an
inn rooms Of IA" IIni"i Sr!d'-. 'n"
MouudSvilc KiwanIs rlwb W.! meet N
REGULAR session 10 dISr"S,' Of many in
p"r'qa, matters. Al m'mmrs ~ tn''
club ar urged to IT, in Attendance.
Stunt Party.
Tho r:r.5iIIn Eud"aN"r Society "i
thn FIRST Presbyterian ,'nU:"u ~. .'''
= stunt" rarity this "v' "MG in 'h'' SiH-
day school rooms ~ ia" church. Th"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
! THE THEATRES
"A CHILD FOR SALE"
PLEASES Big CROWDS
At COURT THEATRE

Til" court theatre has changed its
policy for the las; hair Of this week
and is showing 4 mutton picture Of de-
r!,lrd int"r"s; called "A child for
Sale" instead ot III" usual road at
traction. H;G crowds attended both Of
Last nights performances, and were we'll
Tl"a:srI with the production. Baby
Ruth mad" fin" Impression with her
singing Of "WhV Wants a Baby" The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
BENWOOD
Police Fickups.


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bv T. \ - rli:,,r h..,t, "n ,lHrE', &C.
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~, .ndri ;,o.h lt'. IA IL. .u'' .ii'. e
Wnrh- 'ir" u''.H'."u cos Wrr'h - ih'
EN- auditorium
Health Repor: Completed.
Thu, .lh SNiN,y r'p"rr uI rtl,. cot.
l,l.uu> u,y. r\i~tln:. 10 l.rLNu.i ua,
hr..u ,umuirrrd unh w.li be- rr.,iy il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Round six--sport Eds say Dcmp-
Insy has = won6erfs1i one.two- Look
>ng or his record we - he aiso
Ins . fine one, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

But. maybe II won't be no. May
be Carp will be able TO sink Dempsey.
Heaven knows Frenchman should
have powerful arms; he uses 'em
whenever he talks and he talks all
the time.
\ Blue fawcrs VINO try to stop the
Fight are a little premature. The
Enhances are that here won't be one.
J fou can't fight cannonball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
WITWER FAv0RS !
JACK As winner
Thinks the Mobility Dressed
Frenchman Won't Win

The flight 81 the century" today w.
came . matter Of bours and minutes. z
The arena. seating $1,000 persons. was
complete.
The tsrpauiin covered ring was ready
for the rnfry ef the sisdiator-.
Nearly 900 policemen and firesnes
went thru final drills for the handling
of the countless fight fans.
Ferry and rail- fine~ rushed up their
estra equipment 10 care for the great
jam.
New York hotels were Jsmmed until
army cots were stsewn thru the halls.
Champion Jack Dempsey wss 10 leave
his training camp In secret to occupy
-~ciud~d gussf~vs IN Jersey city until he
goes 10 the arena.
Challenger Georges Carpenter re-
malned hidden awny In his Long Isisnd
camp. Extra guards guaranteeing seciu-
sion. hc Will leave by automobile To-
morrow morning for Jersey city.
The betting odds stiii favored Tho
champion, with q slight tendency 10 de-
cline.
The official we~tbev forecast premIses
fair weather for Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

It's going to be tough TO see a guy
with ten medals for bravery under
fire get knocked cookoo BY a bird
who fought the Germans and straw
boss in a shipyard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
BY II. G. wITwER
copyright BY United Feature
&xndirnfal

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. July H.
We'll. boys and girls, some time to-
morrow afternoon between the
witching hours OF , and I o'clock
p M, Georges Carpenter, whose
naDe you may have seen In the
papers, will gaze drcamily around
~ some 10000 raving maniacs, prop
himself up gracefully from his re-.
clining position on the mat, and rc
Turn 10 Page 0. Column -
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(EditOrial)

TIL, ss:nd.sy;9 Ascs;a bank ha. e!e:sd bss;ss
TRATION. Keep that clearly in mind.
1t is important to remember, because brings the faea
that the suspension has relation to the affairs Of the o
There has been run" the Scandinavian i, -
bank liqud.ticn' not bad" failure dvidend.sf 10
available soon a. the necessary red tape can be mwo
20 the dollar.
The Star the last few has surveyed the local financial
aton and far ascertain the condition Of Seattle
sound.
The other banks appear be healthy and we protected Tho
closing Of this with its than 10 millions deposits
pension will come with cruel force upon many home.
The Srmdnapars collapse again brings opa stazplr ~
ass s s ea e sas ss sf. es e Ts S
MUST BE REMEDIED. A. The Star has repeatedly pointed
the peoples imperative need Of this state.
The counse the vcfis these 2IOOO homes an
e : tiscds Place the 5a". .ghers belons. look a.
the sound sanerun banks and let the aoorid yo
truth s that iii. ank suspens;on s asouey NOT an is
ton Of Seafles condition. Il is merely the haDest Of %
m
eep responbav presidency biggest basl secure
e.p. s. e: % s % Seattle bank and 100 per cent
7ss Sc s s;. $ ss :. s s ss s :s into 1 he s % % q m % T .s. %
Ss bank As s % sss S s s AZ 's ;s % %%sis % sss %
s asss
s.a s .sss o @ sf s = until % ana % @ other q: s.
a @ ass sssS s s ,ps %s e sa
Cherg president of the bank head
nGde
indictments
andC
LNAIY. 5O
i l95
a
in
uions few Of the bproducts !
Of the O.
o
consolidated
appendicitis
demanded his he hurried home and
with o n
LIE it a
IL
gratitude.
BUT THE HARD FACT THAT THE aoo DEposIroRs ARE TO
SYSTEM
PEOPLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01


~ befittine the greatest national
Sent slnce the StiiimAn cAse. tcday's
Heme Brew n devoted almost ex.
clusvely TO the Dempsey. Carpenter
Dovefast
Round One-If Dempsey kncckr
Z Carp as hard a. the eastern sport
writerp d4 4 wiIi b short night
Gong.
Round Two--Ail the feliers who
have seen Carpenter in action sAy
i he doesn't stand up straight In his
SIghss. How doss he stand after
tnsmf
9 Rsund fhrss-A foe pr cent
kAuertcnn iDsene w4e bets % pe1
Z ~ ysl's for cs'1''''s'' ~.
sound ruur - Amef1can Legion
10 cut in Missouri sent : rabhit's
to Cnrpentief. asking him TO
kHf Il in the ring. for luck. 4 RIB
4l might be all right. but wc
SuAs hcommend that he. take into
Be ing three regiments Of The
French army.
Round five Tex Richard was
eu:Ity q Z great piece of t,excusahae
cnFeaesunena He should have A.
raneed FOR . special session Of the
New Jersey legislature 70 pick ref
eres
! Hound sIx--sport Eds say Demp
~ has = wondered ons.two- Look
M or his record we - be also
- fine one. too:
,Round eevcn---Jaek Kearns says
Dempsey u always nervous when he
puyRerr the ring. but he can have ono
rtnsoIation- So In the other fellow.
Round Eight--we Americans are .
smart peopIc. Fight senfs are sell
ing In New York SO higher than
shars of New York Central stock. $50
more than a share Of United states
Rubber. SIS higher than Reading and
| 81 higher than steel II takes two
! and . half shares Of White Motor 10
buy q fight seat One share OF
Atchison or ono Of American Loco
Duve will just buy one.
Round Nine-Gee, we're gotting
tircd- Gucss wen stall thru this
round.
Round Ten--Carpentier's admirers.
Ilnfter due deiiberation, have aban-
Aoned the plan to come over by spe-
Y cial steamer for the big scrap. says
tI4ife. There's three-mile limit TO
III things
Round EIeven--Prcss notices de-
kIarc there are no many news CORE
epondents at the fight that the gen
erai public has been excluded from
ohe arena
I Round TweIvc---Jens Willard will
! attend the fight to learn what hap
opened to him at Toledo last year.
! Gond.
or course. Home Brew doesn't
mean TO intimate that the Demp- Carp
4 embroEIio will go the full IL rounds
We think Carpenter has a $3.50
! chance--he win last half Of the fight
At that IT'S hard to ten which Is
NE holiday, July or July 4.
It's going TO be tough 10 see guy
with ten medals for bravery under
fire get knocked cookoo by bird
! who fought the Germans and straw
boss in a shipyard.
But, maybe II won't be no. May
be Carp will be able TO sink Dempsey.
Heaven knows a Frenchman should
have powerful arms; he uses 'em
whenever he talks and he talks all
the time.
n Blue fawcrs VINO try to stop the
Fight are a little premature. The
1kehances are that here won't be one.
ffou can't fight a cannonball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

IF you advertise con-
. .sistently along the
light lines you are bound
to succeed. One OF the
right lines giving quick
results is The Star Clas-
sified Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

: Round ren--Carpentier's admirers,
-lnfter due deiiberation, have aban-
doned the plan to come over by spe-
ctal steamer for the big scrap. says
kI4ife. There's threeuile limit TO
N things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Round Elcven--Prcss notices de'
kIarc there are 20 many news CORE
| epondents at the fight that the gen
erai public has been excluded from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Round TweIvc--Jess Willard will
attend the fight to learn what hap
opened to him At Toledo last year.
. Gondi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

4 Round five - Tex Richard was
eu:Ity a. . great piece of t,excusahae
enrele<umem. He should have A.
RANGED for . special session Of the
New Jersey legislature TO pick ref
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

or course. Home Brew doesn't
mean TO intimate that the Demp- Carp
embroglio will go the full IL rounds.
We think Carpenter has a $3.50
cbance--he win last half Of the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Round Nfne--Cee, we're gcttine
tired- Gucss wen stall thru this
9ound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

sound FUur - American Legion
80 cut in Missouri sent rabhirs
- to Carpenter, asking him TO
III Il in the ring. for luck 4 RIB
4l might be all right. but we
b4Aa scommend that he. take into
Be- fhg three regiments Of the
French army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks - Sparkling
Eyes-Most Women
Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well Known
Ohio Physician

pr F. VI Edwards Cor u years treated
scores n! women f"r liver and bowel all
ments Daring these years he gave to
his patients prescription made of a
Few we;i-knowu vegetable ingredients
mixed WIN Cl:v" nii, naming them nr.
Edwards p,.yc Tablets You VII know
th"m ny ;h"ir o,!yo co'cr
These Iah'cts are wonder workers on
~" li,cr and hUwels which cause nor.
maj ':un. "a wing OF the waste and
poisurnuS matter n ones kyntem.
Il ,"r have n pale face. sal.ow look
dull sycS. p!nr2,cs. coated tongue, head
a, he's. It l!silcss. nn-good feeling, a.! out
of so";s. inactive bowels. you take ono
oC pr Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
fcr n tim" and unts the pleasing results
Tru"eards ~ women and men take
Or Edwards 6!!v" Tah,e;s-ths sue
rcssfu, substitute rcr ra,ouel---no~ ana
then INST to keep them fit. lbc and ACC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
POLICE OPEN DRIVE
ON WEARY WILLIES'

ToI!re yesterday started an ACRE
rainyICn 20 r:d tho ,ttl'S streets o.
Weary Wiil:eS'' aud panHAnd"rS' WI"
r." result that fourteen "er" rounded
Wv aud spent the eieIirg ard night in
Jail
In thirteen ins;aEres. poll" claim I"
HAY" found that the men they Il"Neu
NJ werc able 10 secure liquor enough
t. Justify the officers n !"dgiht
charges Of lntnXicat!un against tn" rr'S-
orcrs The fourteenth objected. II Is
alleged to having :, policeman inter-
cerc with His occupation % d"!rG notE-
NIX hut "paaharG'r." ard he vas arrest
ed on a d'""rderly conduct rharGr
Tho thirteen leld "u charges az no
:rg drunk rav" ;hr Names az J"hn
I.yn.i,. MlIo Ryan. .IohI Tracy. +. IL.
MaIonev. Richard pa,:ur Nh" Murphy.
John Doe. y. W. kcN"". VIM. J. MarNhN'
Ed. l.yn, il. john My!rn. JOIN Wilson
ard john MrS,a%. John Misk" :arcS I"
diso:Seriy he rSc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
CHICKEN FOR cHuRcBh1N

ClarkshurG W. Va. Oc' :? 100 MIN
listers and laymen here attending tfe
annual meeting OF the synod ~ Nest
N!rg.r,l. were guests mis- evening
q dinner rendered hN the McCleaaNo
hihIc class Of tho Frs Presbyteria-
church. Two hundred ard NIFTY men at
rcndrd and $50 pounds "f chicken was
prepored for the event hy the women
~ the church. DR.. John W. Mcdowell,
sccretary Of the board OF home missionAs
and G. II. Mcdonald. mems work secre-
'arv. both. or New York. and e. C.. Cort.
NJ. r.. missionary Siam. we're the
speakers.
Reports on church work In the homo
fold by ;he Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell aho
IN the foreign held by Or. tort marked
rho -cruiar synod session. Which follow.
ed the dinner The woman's synodical
societies ard tie synod closed today.
The ,i,ur,h women Will elect Officers
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
JUDGE M'CL|NT|C IN
REBUKE TO LAWYER

R.uesio.i. W. Va. OF. lA.-tnt;"d
states iris;ri,t judge t;"o-c" W. Me-
C..ui. >l":t;y after he opening ~: TO-
DAYS session OF f,.rlr"ai court. took o.
,lsiun t. rJhuAr an 'rt""n"N "" Sr"k"
slsh,irEl, ~: = p'"hin.t."n ntiir":. 10y
declaring thai ~" federal "r"h!Ht"'t
officer, ~. not /" =" mad" subjects o.
attack aud ms; =" G.N"a -" rNSpe'
duo thc,r 49, "'f.,C"H ~ the nlteh
States government. unless L should T."
;rn,ru beyond :hr shadow ~ d"uh'
that su,n IN "":..cr had been guilty 81
m;sC"ntu,; ~" judge VAS emrhat'
~ tie ro;nt that the Officers must ana
viii l.. treated with respect. al lraSi
a. Jar as his ,our: * concerned.
An unusual case vas IN" arr"a7an'"
q: an II year Old hoy 49, a defendant III
n i:Tgu- ,asc. The extreme youth az
tho Ivy wen for him h:~ freedom. f"'
lud.c McCNu;lc dismissed the rase ("
.ar ~ Re MAS ,"n,rru"d. although H.
Savc he three ether defendants '"'!r
months "a the ,".:1ty al. The hoy was
said :" b." III" N";Iurv~; prisoner WI"
had rLc- appeared a. the bar o. TIE
federal ,nU"; n THIS district
IN" entire ,ln! VAS sncn, N disposinS
nf ,rt:":"oi ,ascS and all "t them '"t
>:n'lt:"uS Of ih. ;.uu"r laws. owing e..
the :art tina: Il number ~ defendants.
wkn ON Tuesday had pleaded not guilty
u the CHARGES they were accused OF.
.ame int" ,o.rr to-day and changed
their Meas 20 g:ii.;N. rapid progress was
made " ia the ,l"cAe, aud il is believed
that tue criminal wo-H VA he Nnn".ud-
cI this week.
Judge M,runt.r is assessing heavy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
walter z. RAchar

TIE death o: Walter F.. Bacher. vel
known resident ~ :hiS city. LIVING az
No .GNo Jacob street. occurred very
suoden.y' Wedn esldy morH!ug At tn"
Cumberland ho,e, Cumberland, Md. Mr..
Bache- VINO was travelling representa-
tie 90 the Pittsburgh Press. - sur
vivsd ~ roG- brothers. and three So
.e.s 4" -, whom. With the exception
c: re s:s- reside N 'n.s city. They
a.. A'tA-: -3a-,es. george and Harry;
E,!.Ahe:. ara al Ms. Wa.;ev Paw
"a 49,. - - ';~at:o:.
- =. 49,. .--..e N'-S his ro!n-
~ - - g. 49,. ii NJ he
.A.t e. - - rn-,- Eu.e-a,
A. -=s-s-.. A.. - --:@?'s'ed -7o3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
ARREST THREE
FOR VIOLATING
MARTIAL Law

Williamson. W Va tt;, '''.'' :,
Ma.zrar. IN charge % local n'"e '""'
,;, l-n'ted Mime Workers "t
rr.,.; Davis and L. -. White.
- y. MON organizers Mere arrest
IT. ,.-csk ton rulony mar W.
W ,na,, nv Major Tom i'avis
n~,.crn. representative 90 o;"N"rn"T
MORGAN. on charge - \."I"Ih- wv
martial law proclamation wac" ..' W.
Imposed by the governor H'N'' ,.'..,,
ago as result ~ 'hH"S'''''
,an,eS mere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
RECEIVED NAMED

Mart.nsburG. ". Va. 0c' - ."t'H-
crai Judge W. E. Rakrr at Ms h"m" nj
Elkins before leaving Tor Wheeling ~
open United S;ates court he't'f"h> :
granted motion ~ Aii0rn-. '.
Mcln:!re ;his city. asking for n" AZ
rolntmcat ~ receiver !"r Tue On
rc,!sviIls Coke company. located h"aF
tonneitsvIlie. Ia. and app "'fi !.Sh'
ard Cherrick. ~ Un!0ntn"n. l".
The case IS u unique "r" AhS'n"' II
as the company - IN # healthy hA'n" - ;
condition. Tho receive" waa 2SN'd t"f
by several minority ft"'kl"ldtrs ""o
,laim that majority stockho'hers arc
acting Illegally md are turning over
certain profits - themselves a. mo-
vlduals Instead ot 10 the stockhoidrTs.
The matter IS said 20 Involve s2'O'"V'
and the rece!versn!p phase Of Il IS only
the starting point Of long litigation
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
FELONY CHANGED

Charleston. " Va. oct. IA wa.
ran. charging felony n come ton tn
he recent disorders on the Boone
Logan county border. when armed men
fought with the state authorities and
volunteers. VAS s"rv ed hy sta" troopers
today on Cecil CLARK. who ~ II a hosp
:al here suffering from cu1>hut wound
said to have been r"rctN eel during the
ight;ng TNe warrant was signed by
Logan county authorities. bur On ths
advice Of physicians. wh" said clark
VAS too III to h" moved. In" prisoner
was left III charge nf hospital nuthori-
ties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
BRIDGEPORT MINERS
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

S;ias Burke Of bridgeport. Ono.
parked his new Ford automobile on SIX
tenth street. between Main and Market.
las. evening and went 70 tie Ohio county
crImna! court room 20 attend a meeting
o. the miners local union, 10 which lie
belongs. Returning later 70 &c, h''
machine. no found that somebody had
driven !: away. The thett was reported
a: police headquarters and the custom
AIRY police dragne; was laid 70 recover
the Ford and apprehend the person or
ue-sors Who TOOK IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
LOCAL MEN RECEIVE
HIGH MASONIC HONOR

Announcement was made nj the Sco'-
,ish Rite dinner last night "f the cor
rcrr;rC Of the honor of knight COM
n,amdrr oc tho court OF honor on -
Wheeling mon by the supreme C"uNti!
or Inspectors general Of the SD d"cr""
IN session at Washington. tn" knight
commander honor Is higher than the or
Ginarv sd degree. but is one step below
tho SD degree
Those receiving the title were as
follows:
W. l. Miller. Roy F.. Roller. w. l..
reising G. H. Brucmmer. 4. y. Peak
Henry Ahrens \. y l!r;ch. w. w.
Irwin. H. l.. Hesse. GeorG" Kossu;h. Her
mann Friedrich 4 T. Hurp. ". j.
Ennis and T.. II. KrauskorN