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Evening star., 1921-08-19
ROSEMONT.

ROSEMON i.
20 minutes from Washington; 10 and 15
minute car service: monthly fare only frac-
tion over 10 cents.
We have the best homes near Washington
and all are priced much less than present costs
and the terms are SO easy You can easily meet
them. Every house modern and all ready to
move into at once.
See us today or any day. Agent at North
R0semont Station all day sunday.
F. c. Goodnow Company,
10 King 81, Alexandria, Va. Phone 926. .
GROOM HOUSE; ELEC., GAS: GARAGE:
newly painted; blocks Of station; 1880;
81 600 cash. $40 month.
]. M. EARNEST,
MT. RAINIER, MD.
3s15 34th st. Phone Hyattsyille 234. 24'
Lightbown Bungalows.
New s-room bungalow with bath and all con-
veniences; electric lights; gas range; cellar
and furnace heat; large lot; concrete walks;
one block to cars and stores. Price, s.. .450;
$500 cash. $50 monthly, including interest.
5-room bungalow with bath and all con-
veniences; electric lights; gas range;. cellar
close to one-fare sone. Price,. $3.50; $500
cash, $55 monthly, including interest.
Take G st. car marked RiverdAle. Berwyn
or Laurel and get OF at Honman's store. Hin
ST., Brentwood. Nd. Any one win direct you
y o cHAs. NJ LIGHTBowN.
Owner and Builder,
'<-s P.4O. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyatnvills 133-W.- 80. az
Evening star., 1921-08-19

EXCEPTIONAL OPPoRTUNITY-10O BEAU
tiful home sites and acreage tracts at SO per
month: Alcova Heights fronting new con-
crete highway awarded on Columbia Pike and
street car line west Of wireless towers-offers
more land for less money and more ad-
vantages to home-seekers than any other high
class suburb. Come out or phone Clarendon
S1S-F-l3 for free auto. Write for descriptive
pamphlet with special proposition to builders.
]. ClQYd RYars. Arlington. Va. 20e
Evening star., 1921-08-19
Va. Highlands.

TWO SLEEPING PORCHES.
each 91s by 10 feet. with screens and sash.
screened living porch, 10 by II feet: six in
side rooms and tiled bath; city conveniences
and country comfort: in Aurora Hills best
suburb south of Washington. Phone OWNER.
llan and SQa-E-A Ol0
Evening star., 1921-08-19
WANTED-APARTMENTS

WANTED-APARTMENTS
i OR S ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
apartment. fur. or unfur. must be on 1st or
Ind floor, in modern apt. house. in NV. Sec
tiou, on or before Sept. I; permanent Ad-
dress Box lola, Star Office.
BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, APART
ment or fiat Of 3 or 4 rooms and bath, rent
not over $40; NV. section preferred. Address
Box 124-A, Star office. :
COUPLE, PERMANENT, DESIRE COOL
three or four room apartment; write on phone
Mrs. KITCHIN. 1910 Kalorama road. 2ss
UNFURNISHED, ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and bath; NV. preferred. Call after 8. Col.
9a21J. 20e
WANTED-FOUR Or FIVE ROOM APART
ment, or small house In NV. section, by Octo-
ber 1. Address Box H3-A. Star ofics. 21s
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Friday. March 4, 1921


problem"t the FIRST Ign ud
Th'r
unQu"suonns Now" '
rs
Of The
the
do ab"u, III"
thought oa'a
International
the Philippines some "
side taxation
OF the big
OF the
rust be
administration
he billions
billions deficit from last l"
and in percentage " """
crate.
rscalet
DIFFICULTIES the
ohanEns inherited e|s 'hS~
will o
regards the fu'ur" ~" "r"d""o
Harding
Q,
forward Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
MARK SULLIVAN PREDICTS COL.
HARVEY FOR AMBASSADORSH|P

:ng % the Republican platform on the
,.cdgu. Of Nations and very consider.
able hand in choosing Harding as the
candidate AL that Is decidedly the
most picturesque thing In recent Ameri.
can politics. To describe 1t in drama.
tie detail would take volume. and the
volume. If adequate done. would have az
gripping IN interest as any novel.
Colonel Harvsy's Career.
Quit" apart from his political scr
Vice. and quite apart also from the dis
taste with which friends OF the League
of Nations idea Will receive the ap-
roin:n,"nt. Col. Harvey's career not
merely just:h"s the selection. but has
aspects ihat peculiarly commend it. AS
editor Of the oldest American magazine
Of high literary level. Co. Harvey be-
longs in tn" same class with such liter
airy predecessors as Walter Page, who
was editor Of the Wold'S Work; John
Hay. whose vocation was literature; and
James Russell Lowell. Lowell. In fact,
was Il predecessor q; Col. Harvey as
editor Of the North American Review.
and il IS an interesting fact that eHnry
Cahn; Lodge" now chairman of the sen
ate Foreign Affairs Committee. was also
once editor Of the same periodical.
Another factor that has had weight
WIN l!aTuiilk - the ihCl tndl through
uut col. IiarveyS presidency of the pub
lIsh:ng firm Of Harper and Brothers.
and otherwise for period OF twenty
seven years. he has made annual visits
TO London and has an unsurpassed az
aua!ntancr with British men OF letters
and statesmen.
The important hand that Col. Harvey
Will have, in formulating whatever is IL
be the substitute for the League OF Ma
iions vii! not hc agreeable TO those
who were friends OF that issue in the
r"Crni campaign. Col. Harvey, how
eyer. j.; well known to be close to Sena-
tor Root: and Il can be taken for
granted that Senator Roots thought.
which ls universally admitted to be the
best that America has on foreign affairs
Will II" most potent in all that Col Har-
Vry lcOrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
DISTRIBUTION OF ROAD
MONEY

Ia another column The latelIi Ecncc-
publishes . statement from K. L. Ram
sey former prosecuting attorney o.
Brooke county. relating 70 tho pcnd:n :;
btus for the dis ributIon Of good roads
money by the legislature Mr.. Ramsey
deals especially with the proceeds OF
tho $50 900. 900 bond issue authorized Al
,he last election. He shows that under
TN pending bills. tho distribution OF
this money a. il affects the Panhandle
counties would be grossly ineQaitaole.
Figures which ne has compiled show
that the four Panhandle countieS--
Hancock. Brooke. Ohio and Marshall
pay one-eighth ot all the taxes paid in
West Virginia and that II tho proposed
plan OF road improvement be adopted.
they will receive only one-twenty NTH
~ the money - be spent. Ohio county.
considered separately. would receive
I6o. 400 Of The appropriations and would
have 10 pay back IN taxes $4,000.
This 10 sddi;t,n to the fact that under
these meaHGres. cities OF more than
500 population would not receive any
CO." this money. That Is. the state would
build the road up TO tho corporation line
and stop. leaving the city 20 eear the
,ost OF construction within It's own Inn.
rs. Thus tho cities. which pay 4 very
large proportion OF the taxes. ~oul'
merely be saddled with an additional,
AN burden with no direct eeneht. This
,s sectional Legislation OF tho worst
KIND. These bills must be rasticaIly'
amended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
LOOK OUT FOR SHARKS

Warning against The rawest game
n faance" ~ given ~ Wheeling people
N the advertisement or one OF the c:ty'S
best known banks. Information is
giren that his game is being played IN
Wheeling riGa. now. that i - NOT HE
gal but is not right. and that Il is aimed
a. The haaS accounts Uf the people.
Those contemplating invrS:mont ar. adj
vised 10 avoid mistakes by seeing their
bank cashier before buying unknown
stocks and bonds.
The In;"ilig"n,"r wishes 20 "adVrse
this warning IN ;hc strongest possible
manner. There are plenty Of good IN
ycstmentS RICH, now IN the stock and
bond markets. and any reliable banker
or broke VIII be glad TO advise anyone
who wishes 70 buy There are other
stocks being offered. which ar" "'StlN
At shy price. rs they are absolutely
worthless The chance OF big winnings
- the bait held out by tho crooks who
deal IN this class OF trash. Th"r" s
no chance of winning. either big or 81
tie. except TO the crooks
Those who have never had any tna J.
c!al dealings ~" usually t!mId abou,
approaching banker or broker TO "%h
for Information. Thets IS great nus
take Tho banker and ;he reputabi"
broker welcome tho opportunity 10 put
any man or woman on tho right track
financially 1t IS to their interest for
prosperous individuals mean prosper
Gus community. The disreputahle dealer
in worthless securities i merely n the
game % rob the people and skip out
with his loot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
10 REGISTER VOTERS ONLY
ONCE

To eliminate II" registration OF
Voters before each election "a n" OBJ
J...; OF a inca sure 20 b. presented - th'
ohio legislature y is planned 20 have
.,rh ,r,-r properly registered ono"
o'..r which h" Will not register again
u.rng h.s lifetime unless h" removes
gro'u hrs precinct.
The grud features - such 4 plan NJ"
obvious. Il would mean 4 saving OF =
,arse sum Of money every year. which
ia OHIO would l." abou, s%5o."on. and
would also relieve n" voter ot ;ho n
convenience OF registering :" many
times.
The obJac;,on that Immediately ar,N"S
- that such system would Afford
greater opportunity FOR election frauds.
The names OF men who had died or
moved away would st"l DC on the regis
;:auoa books.
This objection might u overcome by
having each voter sign his name a. the
time OF original registration. and again
each election day before voting Regis
tration books might be printed with
blanks especially for this purpose. The
Judges could easily compare signatures
and this would eliminate virtually all
attempts at fraud II Nigh: b. 4 good
ifca. in this connection. 20 pro"ihe that
the name OF any ci;lEen not voting for
Two consecuuy" Elections should be
stricken from n" book and not replaced
except on special application. Such a
provision would tend 70 bring Out "A
fairly complete vote 4: every c.ec:iou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
TRYING TO CONVINCE SOUTH OF IRELAND
HOME RULE is TO THEIR ADVANTA GE

puhur. Mar. 60 - An ,Hr"ns.," y..'u-
r,:gn OF ruhnrrH TO r"uvinc" ~" '",.
rl" ot ia" south 81 Ireland ma, -
would h" :" their ad>an,HE" &" J"r"r'
the new HON. Rue az ~. J." ta":..n"I
shortly
Opposition - no measure rcu,"r:ns
IN ihr south. - b"i."'"d ~ official cir
los to l." due largely t., icuorrnr" o(
IT,. powers c"n|"yr".! hy - yr"v.~'"u>
S'r Hannah ,ir,oawooG. IT,. ch.'t .Nrr"
AR, : said 20 b." de-, rn''n"d 'ha'
..y.ry":., the length and lI'to:" ~ r..
S's'd snail f"li "rr"r'un'ty &" studs
;h. law
Thousands - copies &C ,h~ Ir' :.nN'.
b".n printed for Eiatul'"uH distribution.
IT,, rnun,rv VII be no"u'd VIII U."H'
circulars. accompanied tN nrinocau-
dunn ,xr'a.H:nS tn" effect sc IA" ln"as.
ur., Particular "rT,rr+ ~ t., mo&' 80
So" rLa' IN" pUhir;;l G"' H'- ~""N, 7 =
III position :" tniiu"nc" r"h.. "I'' "'
tupi.S VIII hc mailed Ia Sol""t i"a' hers.
priests and others rrnrlIu'ui IN '"n'
n.uuI,l lj:o. l. - pl,nn"G {" MAX" H."
cimut.gn N ''.cC'.v" weapon Girc"i'N
a. mod ut IT," S;uu F"tn movement
NJ mporiau; ~,'i,"n al lr,Sh "p'Hi""
has shown any willingness 'huS Ear /"
rsgard the act dS CT"u Il basis COR I'"1'"
negotiations with tn" BRITISH "f'"iaj~.
Al southern parties object - lart-
ton and. Will" wiring I" accord S"rN-
rat. t-calm, Il: :" EUrth"aS; l~'''. uh-
J.rt !" = separate and equal nar'@m"ni
for thai section. Tn" Northeast Ulster
mon AZ" equally DETERMINED "a Their r"-
S.';oH and declare they w. uri'">" sue.
extension ot the powers OF Southern
ireland as would eu1p'c = :" 80; NJ -
tariff against c!ihcr NnELla& "r ll>;'"
TIE publicity campaign t. "Nu"r'''" >.
The British authorities l" ''h ~ ~ IMAM.
oil tn" Soctiona! dit r''nr'~ 10y E.'ins
the people n thorough EXPLANATION 90
tho exact powers and rcqu'r"r'u'S ''"
which tho ACT provides
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
All of the Four Pan Handle
Counties Would Suffer
Through Passage of Pro-
posed Measures In House
and Senate

A.rs,.,,- II ~ N,-,,, .O,,.,..-
,...,r ;, 49, .,dn,,.,on ~ ii,,,,., Eir 80
80, and Soro., I'm No go ,,utjn,r,.
- s,v,',,,., -, .h;. ror,,,y ,.p,,,,,. ,r,.r,
~ ~, I,'dlnr wn,;;s nc If. who have
s,Ydt.I ,h. ,.I.,.cr.. ant r..,,l,. nr the
,,,,.,sur, ,,..b ,,n.,-s,c ,rr,s yn:r h..s
l.,. >, a, ,,i,h ,T,. l;.,rthy,tno ~
r,,..,. :, ), ,>r,r.l,.I am rood road,
~ w.. y,--;ri, ir.i,Ifr,, ~. uc,y
.,..,lto, ,,.,,,, h,,,,t t,,,,,. r.,,,,. oj..,...
80 49,, ~ 49,, ..,,,
r'r,. r,,,s, o,,,,.;.,,,, ,, .-,s, - .,...
,.,t,. ,.:,l, -, .,..,... - ,.,...I..,~,
....... ,-.,,, ,.,,-r..,. - l,,,,.,.,.
.,--,.- ,,r,qc,u,ir, ,..,rY,,. for r-,.,A,.
,.,.., W.. r,r-,., Ia. L,.,,.,.l ,,,,,i,
...,... ,l, ,,r,,,,..i ,,.i.'..,;on ,r3
to-day ,,,., on, - e..,.,r.ui.
-Tb. ,.l,r s,v ar,.,. ,ru,sui;,r ~,
ryan.r...n, inn ,,,, r.,rr..l road
hi I bad II, ,;.,rrn Y. S.,rnrnL
...v,,,. road .,,,-.n,,- a.. Er.rt,. ruuri,
-. no ~. r.7,-rv srow:r,. now much
~, r,r-II,ndi,. counties wm,,,I receive
for thci- roads on, of IN. $50. you OoO
t.,,d ,,.,,c TIA. ,r,s .,r,,.I,r l,et r,,'
u, ,i,,. ',Ucr mr., of ,hc sta. ard
low mitch % TN. $4,000 400 Ennd ISSUE.
$50 pan-IIandIe vii uav wh"u the sad
bonds arc raid IN. i'~om tho" tirur.S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
NEW Works. CAR FARES

An Interesting night Involving the
street car fares OF New York city is IN
progress. On the one SIDE arc Governor
Miller and the state administration. and
m tho other Mayor Hyian and on m.
other Mayor Hylsr and tho Hears:
newspapers. assisted n the capacity or
special counsel by Senator Fir- n John
Aon q California
For some years New FORK city has
had 4 seen, fare. regardless OF whether
the Companies made any money. Specra.
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laws permit he CITY % FIX ti.e rates and
make up the deficits Of tn" rvmpa MES by
taxation. Now II - held 10y Governor
Miller that this practice should L."
stopped and that ne vN;"S >@oulG h"
suT:c.en; 70 pay the "Np"n<cs @; ;h-
traction rompa0;es and a reasonable
lr"t.'.
From This distance. It loo;ls rs though
IN" governor were right. 1t = or"
'h.ng 10 raise rates unjGstitiably. Which
= often done. and quite another 90 raise
them 10 make the traction companies
selt-support!nE. To demand low fares
Is popular. but is /; fair 10 tax al Ii"
people 20 make up VIVA. the fares should
produce" Is this not pa;ccnaNst!c
and pernicious practice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
OUR DAILY STORY
JEALOUSY

Mrs. kn"rhhM!mcr green eyes !!Ght'
r6 ui' SHIpplSh'y as Sh" heaTa voices
on IL" "th'r S1ce OF inc c'oSeo ooor-
h'F hNSPahd voice ana t"al OF h'S
Trend. T'dd!"hat S"utcn.
'tT"baD MY discussing some loose al
ventures sh" thought h!Ss!ng!y al
Though never yet had her husband, an
extremely careful! man. been caught IN
T'!cd an ear 70 III" hN! 81" haSP-
"H ""'ShN as S"c Hearu WIFI h'' nus
phnd was saying.
H.. WAS saving y tel Won. Skutch,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

,"..~.~ y Ford. superintendent; If
Srt.ouj> torn III RIrhoU" county IN
lauunrv :, 49, t." aradIa;cd from
lnIrmout Normal ana Ii" state uniS"r-
.,r. II" VI r-'ur;pai Of %" r"r.a
VIA Grafton nd B"Hw"od h.gh schools
.,n.G ,'un, rrG Normal and superintendent
- ;u" iiu"Hcid ana Dunbar schools.
II IT," MAS dean or ;nr department OF
',nu"mo.~ Iui Nm"ric.,r history n:
MarsEml r"Il"E" During IN" world war
l. served, uVr~Srls Hr MS" served on
g." Men cam I"r.lrr ~ 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
BY MARK SULLIVAN.
National Political Correspondent OF Ii"
lntclliGcnCrr.


| tclliGcnCrr.
| Washington, March 5. PrcsidtH.-
elect Harding has given very little con-
siG"raiion or discussion u foreign am
bassadorshirs except in tow cases. tn"
on" mat Is mos. nearly liked Is that az
! Culnn"i George Harvey To Great Britain,
Land jhIS appointment can hC expected
! 20 L." sent "a ia" Sruat" any day after
; thC row S'Ua;" commences 10 SIT. It
has been mad, known to Mr.. Harding
! that thor" ar" reasons for urgency IN
! tho British appOintlnrnt beyond any al
the other diplomatic selections. Col. liar-
! 10y Is IN WASHINGTON today to be i"r-
| sonai hchoILrr ui what, II You car" ="
! look At It IN that way. IN his uriGu"
! contamination Of inrratitudc rchuh"d
: IN the passing uf Wilson and ambition
a, h t.rd in IN" triumph Of HARDING
| ,'ut IIRrNcy'S selection Will contain
rs many elements # In'crcs: as almost
any act IA" NV president Will have &"
de Vl"w"d Tor II" moment from TIA"
rnIut ui yi.w uC CuI. Harv"y's personal
r,oiliicnt career. there j. nothing IL
; N,m"-lrai. HISTORY to "qua! it. Her" q"
, =, man who did more than any "tn,r
! nau t" bring Wilson Ia tn" presidency.
Who !rd""h. conC"ivcd the .d"l that IT,"
comparatively obscure and most unlike
~ head Of a university WAS proper
'.ruh-r fer :h'' presidency OF IN" n!t"d
$iai.s. who not only fIth"r"d III" i'd
hur uUrs"d !: aS we'll. and later, wih
The minute car" If a devoted parent.
Iaud- picked and mano"uv"r"d tn" wh"i"
:."rlrS or events t'at lei To tn" govern
,rsh.r @: New wJcrsry and tn" l"a"""-
shin for the presidency.
Rcpudiated BY Wilson.
i u
col HaYvry's guardianship and ban
lShrd hin. from what had been close in
tiuacv to complete evil" from ms per
son and hl&,dmlniS;rati "r. Th'r"uN"n
cot. Harvey took the cards ;htt fat" mad
hurdrd him. mad. himself the most abb"
and pcrrur critic the administrator
had largely created and almost who. y
Formulated tho iSSu" upon which WI
SON fell into diSfavor. made himself "
dominating figure III IN" opposing party,
had :, directing hand in naming the E"-
publican candidate who was 10 dr!"Ht
Wilson'S party and humil!at" NiiS"1
himself. and now ends with wIa' can
be- d"s,r:!rd wIthou; "NaCS"rat"n as
thu. most desired post within the GIT Of
tn" now president.
Not only Is ]; among ia" POSTS most
desired on general grounds. hu' i -
'i,r post in which Cot. Harvey NO"
takes M thn>.. personal r"ial""S with
EUROPEAN statesmen IN f"rr1u'a'.hG Il
now wnrld-ordrr which Wilson was
,ou.pcll"d 80 drop in failure.
As :. feat Of sheer BRAIN. NJ - pr
sonal accomplishment Coutr.v"d through
whit; IS not les than the highest con-
r"!yah'r politjct! genius. ia" achieve
m":' * Utmost beyond ina Gina':oN an"
- Ws,h,U, DIralirl III either American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

Sta ndard OIL OF Indiana reports No.
profits last year Of more than $4,000,
600 on outstanding capital stock OF SSS.-
COZ. 900 Nothing watNred about that
stock Its oiled all tho ~ay through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

President Wilson will practice law.
He should know something abou; IN"
subject, being N contac, with Il pretty
frequently In III" last eight years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

An East india station. ma ctr ah6
hsrn cautioned to 40 nothing w"hout
INSTRUCTIONS That probably accounted
for his sending the following message:
-Super!ntendents office. csie1ttA
Tiger on platform eating conductor.
Pleas. wire instructions. Science and
Invention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

Wheeling appears 10 have 0ur;" a
number o. patriots willing 10 make tine
heroic sacrihcc Of running for council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

Marshal Foch forget that nc was :"
have tea with King George. Possibly
"a did not arpva, 20 him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

The testimony thai :, rons;abi" ran
when the Mac""au battle started sounds
easonable. anyhow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

The Harding administrator comes N
without any biar" - trumpetS and with
Is sleeves rolled up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

To-day will see tn" Inauguration Of a
new president ND I new era.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
Sketches Of Incoming
Officials Of West Va,

Ephra!m Franklin Morgan. governor.
born at Folksburg. Marion county. this
state on january &c. 1861 He was cdu-
Gated in the public schools. Fairmont
Normal school and the state university.
He taught IN the public schools Of
Marion county for nine years. Governor
Morgan graduated IN the law depart
ment OF the state university In 1897.
lie engaged in the praCtic" or law -
Eairmont IN 1895. From 1907 10 1915
Il" was Judge OF the interm,-d Ia;" court
If Marion county. At the expiration
~ his term he resumed the practice NJ
law. He was appointed member o.,
the public service commission by Gov
amor II. .. Hatfield for i term Of four
Years beginning June !, 1919. II" BE-
came chairman Of tn" commission on
June !. 1915 aud held that position un-
tt N 1919 when J." became a candidate
f"r tn" guh"rnatur!al nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

W':Hln : johnson, Treasurer. horn
~ Fayr''" r"un,y "n November -,
49, H.. Ms educated ~ the publ"
>, u ny a'd h."'Lnl" i teacher. II" later
WIS .!,r;ri county superintendent ct
s,.!l.e.- He WAS elected /" the stat"
.,aa,,. "a igui and rrr!cctcd IN 1905.
II, va ,.!rrtrd s'a;r TREASURER n 1916
..;.d '...'rG - thu. sam" "ff.S. In ly2n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

Frs; Trof--I lost half ot my weeks
wages yesterday.
Second Prof.--Wha' DID YOU do with
lHr other s@.--Cornc'l Widow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-06
LANCASTER GIRL
I INJURED IN CRASH
Miss Maud Myers Pinned Be-
sq meath Auto Which Hits
IN Bridge at Devon
DRIVER CUT AND BRUISED

Miss Maud Myers, eighteen years old,
81 Lancaster. was seriously injured at
o'clock this morning when the au-
tomobile in which she was returning TO
her home, driven by Elmer Trout, ~
College avenue, Lancaster. crashed into
the stone abutmenh Of a railroad bridge
at Devon.
The girl was pinned between the car
and stone foundations. Trout was
thrown clear several feet on the road.
He did not have sufficient strength to
move the car alone and free the girl
after he had recovered from the shock
Of the crash.
The young man ran, back on the road
and stopped machine in which Will
Nam Coulter and Bernard Hart. both
Of Devon. were riding. With their as
sistance he freed the girl Both were
taken to the Bryn Mawr Hospital
Trout was treat for severe cuts from
the broken Windshield and bruises.
The point where the accident oc.
CURED has been the scene of several
mishaps. Although the Lincoln high.
way, which the bridge crosses. is well
lighted, there are no lights beneath the
bridge itsaf. The road takes a sharp
turn, goes beneath the bridge and then
mp a steep hill for perhaps a quarter
mile.
Trout said it was particularly toggy
this morning and when he went be-
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"The Essex car is the greatest
car of its size on the market today
I have owned and driven several
makes of cars and can say that none
could compete with my Essex. 1t
will average IS to 10 miles to
gallon and $4,000 to $4,000 miles on
tires"
IL. SHOEMAKER,
2nd & Hayes Sts.,
Chester, Pa.
my Essex is now two and one
half years old, being delivered to me
in January, 1919, and the first Essex
in Philadelphia, is still going fine.
Its performance has been very sat-
isfactory and it still looks and runs
like a new car.
my car has been driven over
10000 miles and the tire and gas
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ROBBED ON DOOR STEP
Seventeenth Street Woman lose,
Purse ss She Enters Home

As she was about TO enter her home
after returning from a trip to Atlantic
city. Mrs. Matilda Christaldi, 22l ]
North Seventeenth street, was robbed
yesterday by a man who snatchcd her
purse and fed.
The woman,s, cries and the screams
of her two children who were with her
attracted the attention OF Policeman
Bell, Of the Twenty sixth and York
streets station who caught a man, who
said he was Morris Goldstein. Front
and Poplar streets. The prisoner was
held in $1,000 bail for court by Magis-
trate Oswald.