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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

"A wedding Of interest in this city and
New York Is that Of Miss Grace n
IGrossman, daughter of Mrs. r r..
Haines Halsey, of g. West Ffty-hfth
street, New York, and Mr.. l.. Harrison
dulles, II, also OF New York, son Of
me late Mr.. l.. Harrison Dulles and
Mrs Dulles, who formerly lived in this
city The marriage took place very
quietly last Friday. No engagement had
peen announced, but as MI Harrison
Dulles Sr, had died only about month
ago the wedding was Il very quiet one.
y, Mrs. John Cushing Norris, of l6 East
Snestnut avenue, Chestnut Hill, who,
WIN Mr. Norris and their daughter,
MISS MISS Lisa Norris, is spending the sum
xIer .nr at NarraRansett Pier, was among
the guests at a tea on Wednesday last
gwen by Mrs Mary r. +. Carroll, OF
baltimore, at the Towers
-, Mrs. Clement Reeves Walnwright, Of
wneSthut Hill, who, with Mr.. VAIN
wright wright IL spending the summer at MAJ
ttSSsansett Pier, r. l.. was hostess at
me me supper following the bridge on
thursday evening at the Newport Coun.
Or and Mrs Alexander Hamilton
s,nee OF this city and New York, who
hace thelr return from abroad have
Oeoh occupying Mramar, thoir villa at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ben
jamin s. Wilson, of 1905 Diamond
street, and Mr.. Charles Carson, Jr..
will be solemnized on Sunday, Septem-
ber 4, at noon, at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr., and Mrs Walter D. Dalsimer,
of 1904 North Broad street, have re-
turned from n motor trip to the Berk-
shire Hills and Adirondack Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Soils Cohen, of 1927
North Eighteenth street, are spending
a few weeks at Pickford Camps, Me.
Mr.. Arthur Fleisher, of Twenty sec
ond and Green streets, 10 spending the
month Of August at Summit Me. Mr..
Fleisher's mother and sister are In
Elkins Park for the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Woman Hurt In Auto Crash

In attempting to avoid striking n
woman Louis Molitch. 6125 Urban
street, crashed his car into a telegraph
rolc at Walnut and Thirty seventh
streets this morning. The collision
threw his sister Mary through the wind
shield. Miss Moliteh was taken to tho
University Hospital, where she was
found to have cuts of the right leg and
cuts of the body. Her condition is not
serious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
MooREsToWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Amor Cox and their
family are occupying their cottage at
Beach Haven for the remainder OF the
season.
Miss Esther French. Of West Main
street, will spend several weeks with
friends on Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Deyo and
family have gone to Marion, L. J., TO
remain until after Labor Day
Mr.. Remington Haines has been
guest of Mr.. Edward Perkins, of Mer-
hantville. at the Peahala clubhouse
at Long Branch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
NORRISTOWN

Mrs Ella NJ. Robinson, of 923 West
Airy street has announced the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss Emma May
Robinson, TO Mr.. william II. Strimmel
son of Mr.. and Mrs William Strimmel
OF East Marshall street.
Miss Catherine Mccormick, OF 1886
Powell street entertained at an infor-
NAL dance IN honor of her sister, Miss
Margaret Mccormick, who sailed on
Saturday for stay in the Bermuda
Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Hiltner, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. u. Hiltner and Mr.. Norman
Wagner, of West Marshall street, have
returned from an automobile trip TO
Asbury Park, Lake Hopatcong and
Buckhill Falls.
Miss Mary Sugden and Miss Martha
Sugden. Of DeKalb street. are spending
some time IN Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22

Hulbrook are spending a few days in
Chelsea. ..
Mr.. Charles Jordan has just returned
to his home, 1000 Mercy street, after
motoring to the Blue Ridge Mountains
in Virginia,
Miss Loretta Grennan, who Is presi-
dent of the Phi Sigma Tau, entertained
over the weekend Mt the Sorority house
In Chelsea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
ALONG THE READING

Mrs. w. A. Barrett and her daughter,
Miss Marguerite Helen Barrett. have
given up their house in GermaNsown
and moved last week into their apart
ment on City line east OF Mountain ave-
nue., Oak Lane. The Barretts formerly
lived in Oak Lane.
Mrs. o. B. Rex, of Old York road.
Abingdon, has been spending part of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs Phillip r. Howard and her
daughter, of Swarthmore, are spending.
some weeks at Francoria, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Brown will re-
oxford. Md, where they have been
spending a month
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22

the summer with her daughter, Mrs
Marvel Weber, at Rutland VI.
DIR. Cursen s. Saylor, Of Jenkintown
accompanied by his family, Is spending
several weeks at Portland. Me.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
LEWIS REFUSES
To MEET THE
ILLINOIS MEN
URGES ALL MINERS
TO STAND TOGETHER
With Wage Discussions Near,
1t Is No Time For Dis
sensions in Ranks.

peurta H. Nov. "a tr .eGram from
.Iuhu l., Lewis. president uc 0he United
Mine Workers Of Amerira. refusing the
in IMITATION Of Frank Harrington. presi-
,!rEt uf tho United Mine Workers or
Illinois. To attend the Illinois mine
work workers convention. now IN ses-
sion here. 10 answer criticisms u, acts
in the last Internal tlunal convention at
rrdianspoEs was received this after
noon.
Your invitation TO attend the conren-
ton. OF course comes rather late. mas
much as am engaged with a nnmDer
Of very important matters pertaining I"
our organization and tts welfare ANA
r:nd II impossible I" visit the conven-
tiun." the telegram SAID.
Il have in mind that the several mat
ters Hou ment on received "onsderat tlon
OF the recent international convention.
the supreme authority in the United
Mine Workers OF America. and I am re-
luctant To believe that the mine w"rHers
of District No. ~. desire to follow poll
cies IN coutravention To the official a"-
tIon and official expressions OF the gov
erninG authority OF their organization.
In view OF the fact that we VIII soon
enter wage negotiations for mah!ng n
new contract. 4 is. in my judg gmcnt. a
poor time for any member Of our union
| to advocate or promote divisions In our
, councils. We are facing period when
: We will require every atom ot our
, strength. and every one should strive
to maintain the solidarity Of our organi-
: Zation."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
Marshal Foch Given
Ovation at Cleveland

The ceremonies that France had con,
fcrred the decoration % the Legion o.
Honor on Samuel Math"r. OF NlcNeahu'
prominent in the steel world. J ne dec'
oration. Amba ssadUr HcrricH cap.eH'
was awarded because Of Mr.. Math'rs
benefartIunS 10 humanity.
At the local Americas Legion head
quarters. Marshal FrCh was greeted by
the l41th Ohio National Guard infantry
and several hundred legionaires. Tho
general public was not admitted to the
grounds The ieEion's welcome. en-
Eraved and Handsomely bound. was
resd to the marshal by Charles l.. Dar-
lington. Ohio department commander
and then handed TO him.
Tribute 20 the Girls
At the chamber Of commerce after the
luncheon. Marshal Foch noticed num-
Der OF girl employees lin"c up outside the
railing TO see him. Rowing low. then
waving his hand 10 them ne said:
Il greet ynu, You arc the best part
OF this American chamber
Marshal Fen loft ;ontgh; Tor Pitts
bUrgh where tomorrow he WILL he he
ruCst OF that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
THF MARTYRED PREMIER HARA
OFC| AIRED PRESIDENT HARDING
WAS AN INSTRUMENT Of COD
Affecting Scene at Toxic
When Japanese Delegation
to Washington Conference
Sailed Described By Mr..
Yokota. .

washington Nov. s-During an i'm
pressivs memorial service. which was
held today Mt the Japansse embassy
for Premier HArn. who was Assassin
atod last Friday, at Toxic, sennosufe
YonotA. who particularly reprsssnt7
the japanese cabinet, revealed thnt on
tho eve of the sailing of the armament
conference delegation from Japan, hr.
Hara expressed the conviction that
President Harding IN calling the con-
ference was the instrument OF Goa.
Ths prime minister was not known
A. q religious man, and M. YofotA
explained that no was deeply moved to
hear his chief and friend burSt into .
nood Of religious emotion In dtscus-
sing tho Washington conference.
president Harding has been IN
upired by Goa to DO this" said the
premier. and It behooves mankind,
which IL represented at this confer
eroe, to accomplish things for the
high and lasting bsnsht OF humanity.
III the mon who 20 TO washington
from the various countries DO not sue
o.sd, I believe that It 10 because hu-
man nature has not YET attained he
stage Of perfection which God expects
Of II. II the conference fails. be-
Nsvs II means that mankind must
further suffer"
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Even BIase New York
Sits Up; Takes Notice

New York Nov. 9.-Homcward hound
crowds. SruiryinG and jostl!nS through
NJ. isou Square in the 'Aill RAIN late
this afternoon were arrested by me
deep thrua;cd melody "t chimes ringing
out. ms in evening hen"diction. the
s.ra!ns OF Home. Sweet Home.
Nnst OF them cazed &n toward the
Me-; ropoli:an tower thI: ln"m"d Win
blazing windows 'hro"gh tie dark.
blinking perhaps the familiar quarter
roir bells oc the b!g clock had added
70 their repertoire. IT." NOR" inqu.S!-
tive finally traced tie music 10 ser!cs c
e: huge mrganhonc-iiNe devices attached
to the side nf Madison Squar" Garden.
l. was he GnLl test "f The ;cieph"n"
a.uplifvirg arra.atiS tlat Is - "nnn""i
New York and Arlington on Friday
VIXEN the unRnrWn soldier IS laid {"
rest
The chimes that sounded on; :" pure
and true werc struck a; Arlington.
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THE AMERICAN LEGION
SUPPORTS RED CROSS

of the adopted BY Inc american
Msourl \o''"iurl
" Red Cross rendered. 'd'a' "''
the OF America uu'lnh INV
and
"v,,re,s American Cross is no" cooperh"nH W
fnlss. Legion in us elot'H'o
obtain immediate adequate relief or u'Saoleu '"'
and
"Whereas the Red Cross IS now appeans I.a :"
puhir carry out us P''u'u
work.: therefore. be II
"Resovel the Legion in conIeh'l"h Hse n
The American Red ross anu va
unon the Service TO lend fheH % S" ANU
the recognition or service '"" ""'
h,en and is rendered.
AmerIca Home:
ed strongest ior'tS o
In appreciave re'oghIoh VI
hope that It can
pledge support 10 IN" oE""'""'' "
keep their memberships
"" ' NICKER!ON
Commander. The American Legion
9. 1871
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Indianapolis. Ind. NOV. o. counsel Tor
the United Mine Workers az America
left here tonight FOR charleston. w. va
20 oppose Issuance. BY the federal court
there, OF a temporary Injunction TO oe
asked tomorrow against the union oF
the Rorderland Coal corporation. when
recently won a decision In tho federa'
cour, here that threatened TO provoke
nationwide strike OF soft coal miners.
H.nrv Warrum and Earl Houck. the
unions lawyers. said the West virginia
case was Identical with that deciueo
here on preliminary hearing by JudHe
A.B. Anderson. who granted a tempo
rary Injunction. which Is 20 be heard OF
appeal November 10 by the federal cir
cuIt court OF appeals at chicago
Judge AndArson's order proh'hiied tne
check-off OF union dues by operators. and
direc,ed a cessation OF all union EFFORTS
20 organize the West Virginia coal he!u'
where strike has beeen In progress
more than a year. The ban on ihe
check OF led 20 the unions threat OF
a strike which was halted by the 'teo
.ral circuit courts suspension OF tha'
part OF. Judge AadersoSs order.
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British Premier, in Guild Hall
Address, Refers to WASH
ington Conference AS
RAINBOW in the Sky.

London. Nov. 9-The Lord Mayor
banquet this evening assumed more man
a national importance, when Prime MIN
tste- Lloyd George. replying 70 the may
or's toas, 10 tho cabinet ministers toI-
lowed the custom Of such gatherings al
The historic Guild Hall OF speaking MS
mind regarding foreign affairs
Vbs tradition has been that tho prime
minister must touch only on torelsn n
policies IN his annual Guild Hail speech
but in response 70 the lord mayor sug
yestion that the guests anxlouSIS aNate-
ed news OF the irish conference Mr
tloyd Cadrss quickly expanded the state
n.nt. made early in his speech tha'
the Washington conference IN IKE
rainbow IN the sky" and then passed n
the question Of ireland.
Optimistic over Ireland
He declared that there was or'e'
nrospect Of Great Br!tain'S Propos''S u
Ir.,and being needed today. and o! Ire
Iand accep,;rg the invitation TO cht"t
m. British commonwealth as an eqNai
,h.n for years, but that the. conference
w,s still in a critical stage. heHo on'
,by. hs carefully refra!n"d from h'EuIS
Iny ,he results or tho possibilities or 'h'
conferences. which are now oe'"k NV
with the Irish repreSenSaIiNeS'
In his opening remarks the prSn,'"'
alluded 70 tho economic troubles a'nir'
Ino tho world. such "a followed the Ma
noIeonic wars He expressed IN" cor
yic,,on ,na, tho force Of m" rHci0n" wa
o,reody apent. and followed WIN re
ci.,l ~ numerous symptoms. 'nd''A' M
that revival was coming. part'n.aFi,
~. ,ac. ,h,. In rvnrN land ~" ~'''' n
,.., ,ho. seemed - overcom" labor !
! pa sS!rg away
Improvement In Trade
Tho E-itis', 2r'r" munster r"'''''
bonc,u',v 10 s:grs If coming .m'r"''
menc In trade
Tho world = s"''.GG down :" ""'N
aa!d Mr. Lloyd George. ard u = "''
alone tAat w;n ~ II" d""I";""
/ which vii orlb," purchasers =" '"s
. 70 Tho markets rhc h'u" "EN - n"S "
ming 10 emerge. III" Washington '"ni"'
! rnce. sur;rr"u.d h. rr"s'd"n' h'r'.hI
1, IKE a Rainbow m 'hc 1%H For. VIII
~, the ax<uran"~ 90 1"a'". reator"'i"
= business - .m?os>1h'"
Tho Conference
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Milk for Hoch Party

cleveland. Nov. !--rhough this city Is
IA the grip Of 4 m.,E wagon drivers
slrikr Marshal F0Ch Nil have plenty
of m.ih for his t"m"rrow's breakfast
en-outc tu Pittsburgh.
Af,rr appealing I" mani mix dea 'Hr>
n vain for delivery Of m!ih I" 'hc F"'h
srrrtaI train. = T.. Mctu!louGh. IL
charge - the ran. appealed 10 III"
pN.!,e department.
Eight uniformed men sped t. 4 milk
station and SCon ten quarts -: NILS AMI
siN quarts az ,rram were delivered al
the train Mr'ul'pUch's troubles then
we're over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
WELlSVILLE MAN IS
SLAIN BY PAIR Who
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE

SpAcial Dispatch 70 The lnteliigencer.
Fa., Liverpool O. Nov. a.--Frank
Nance 33. an Italian grocer, vas shot
and killed in hi. store a. WefSvNle.
four miles re>; NJ hero tonight. by 'w"
follow count7ynen. Under the pre,ense
~ buying merchandise. the men easaS-
ID Nance in conversation. Without =
word Of warning one o: tho two pulled
\ r.volver from his pocket and shot
\anc. twice near The hea-'. Following 9
,bs shooting both fled FoiIce later az
restsd a suspect. \ Ra"Ahand p'"' =
suspected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
Significance
|Seen in Battle
OF The Ballots
Nv DAVID LAWRENCE.
,rop>r.sh, BY The ln'el.;gsncsr)

Washington. Nov. a.-ThouSnts o. We
armament conference were momentarsy
interrupted in the national capital I"
canvass the meaning ot the various
elections Most Of the contests were
local but the genera trend OF Demo-
cratic success has no; only pseasea 'ne
minority hereahou,s but given me ma
jorsty party cause Cor sight uneaSlnesS
about the Congressional campaign whlcH
uill develop within the next re"
months.
Il is always G;chc&l; Ia ana'%z" e.ec'
tion results In isolated sections. tae
Republican leaders protesscd :" sec
n.tle sign hcance IN what "cSu'Eeo
TUESDAY. The Democrats were over
ioy.d. pointing out that the Eepueican
claim ot Grea: gains in Virginia hau
ra,,ed 10 nratc-!alizc. and VA; DEMO-
rate MAYORS had been ele,;cd r"r the
hrs, time IN many wears in both Sy1a-
rrSe and h'hany. hitherto Staun"h ke-
mbli,an ssronxholds. The fact t""'
New Yurh ,Tty reelected its Demo
cratic n,avo- by an oV-rwhe'mtnS ma
Io-!;y prompted the Democrats mere %
rein; ou, that the tide which swept New
York CITY for Harding had started IN
an opposite direction.
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PROPOSE $t5;e00,00O
APPROPRIATION FOR
OHIO AND MISSOURI.

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a total or
$4,000. 900 for improving the Ohio ana
Missouri rivers and the Mississippi
north o, the Ohio would be authorized
under biz introduced today by Repre-
sentative Newton. Republican. MISSOURI.
Authority also would be given 'ne sec.
rotary OF war to contract for additional
irnroycmen, Of the channels during tho
os., raw wears to the extent Of
$50 900 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
TAmmany Celebrates

New York. Nov. ?.-Tammany chtSfs
tonight were celebrating the results 'ef
Yesterdays election. which promised aD-
snlutely unrha 'ienged control or the
city's governmental machinery after
January !.
In the creates: Republican rout ever
experienced In city election here.
Mayor lIylan was returned Ia ofhce' a.
was every one Of his running mates on
the Democratic ticket He had piu-
rality of 4l7.?S6 over his coaiit!onist
opponent. Henry II. turran Sarnereo
through a rlean sweep OF every borough
and was outdistanced in only FIVE OF the
v.Hty-;wo assembly districts
Einc;v-thrce per cent of the l.26e.t6t
voters registered cast their ballots
turnout which political observers de'
r:arrd was the heaviest In Eew forKs
history.
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pEoRED FOE FooK

rhiladelphia. Pa. Nov. s.-The hon
or,ry degree Of Doctor Of Laws will
he conferred hy the University Of Penn
svivania upon Marshal Foch next Tues
,ltv when the distinguished French gen
cral vii! visit Phila delphIa. The cers-
mnny will take place in historic Inds-
pcndcnce Hall. ..
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THE WEATHER

west virgtnia-Clondy and colder
Thurcd1y, probably suew In mountains;
Friday fair.
ohio-Tnir Thursday, colder in east
portion; ;Tridry fair.
Woetsrn Psnnsy!vr nia-Cleartng and
colder Thursday; Friday fair.
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The Pops's Approval
Hsadsd by Sutherland

Former Senator George Sutherland.
OF l'tah was formally chosen chairman
OF the advisory body. but further OF
caniza ton details were left In the hand1
OF a special committee ~ six which WIN
report at another meeting to-morSo
Mr.. Sutherland was placed at the H'd
Of the special committee, wbase othe.
members are Samuel Gompers Rear Ad-
m!ral William L. Rogers. william SauIs-
bury. Henry p. Fletcher ana Ars.
Eleanor Franklin Egan.
Further conferences are to he held to-
morrow by nearly all the foreign dele
gations as we'll although all OF them
Will pause at some time during the day
to nav homage TO the II known Amsrf.
can soldier dead. A particularly elabo-
rate tribute Is TO be bestowed by the
British delega alton. which will make
ceremonial pilgrimage to the capitol to
Inv a wreath on the bier. Arthur J.
RaIfour. head OF the British delegation.
pending the arrival Of Lloyd George. -
expected 10 reach Washington In time TO
take part in this ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
The Strongest contsndsrs

or tho Republican c"ntcnders' the
strongest race was run by state Sena-
tor charles e. Lockwood, candidate tor
controller He ,ed tho head OF ms
tlrke; by sN.aSS votes. although faiH"s
tn carry anv or the hornuChs.
TOWNSEND Scuddcr. Democrat. carried
H.. city by 26l.GTI over william >.
Andrews of Syracuse. in their contest
Cor Judge Of the coHrt OF appeals.
Resides comma nding every vote on
the hoard 81 estimate. which controls
III. cI,v's finances. :he Democrats Will
have an increased membership IN the
hnnrd nf Z der men.
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Heads Parade, Receives Hon
orary Degree, Inspects
Legionnaires and Attends
Chamber Of Commerce e
Lunch heon-Leaves for
Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Nov. - Marshal
Foch. upon his visit to Pitts
hurgh tomorrow. will receive
honorary degrees from the Uni
yers!ry of Pittsburgh and l'"-
uuesne University. The oere-
? mony attending the presentation
Of the degrees will take place in
Memorial Hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
UNIONS LEGAL
LIGHTS LEAVE
FOR WEST VA.
TO OPPOSE GRANTING
OF AN INJUNCTION
Borderland and 69Other Coal
Companies Plaintiffs in
the Action.

Ghar.cs:on. ". Y. Nov. -
The Application or thr E"rdHr-
laid ,'oaI rorporsuun ard .,!xii-
;ivcF other cont r"m3ar'"S Tor
an injunction rsS'~':nins he
United Mine Workers e America
from trying TO uH:on!Ee the
Mlngo ard Logan coal fields. and
asking release from the check
oT' system. WI DO heard at l;3n
tomorrow afternoon In United
States district court,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
ELECTION DAY RESULTS HAVE
l Il
REVV|NC EFFECT ON "DEI|SSe

largest city which has adopted the, city
manager plan.
Republican mayors were elected IN
Indiana polls and Cincinnati.
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Small Socialist vote

An outstanding feature of the elec-
t:rn vas the small vote or the Social.
isis about Sn.0n0 less than was given
Morris Hi.quit when he ran for mayor
four Years ago. Jacob Panken, the
Snr!alrs, candidate. received s3.309
votes
OHs DC the few exceptions u the gem
rrIl T.mOrra:ir sweep was N the Sec
rrd iu,;i.'al district. whsra District
Attorney Harry r. l>vis Republican.
was e'ertcd as one Of the candidates
for the supreme court bench.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
ELECTED ON TUESDAY,;
DIED ON WEDNESDAY

er.cial Dispatch 20 The Into te.h9enrer
W.l'S,tN~ q. Nov. ?.--John S"7a">'
- Who was eec;"d Nard assessor ~
-d,,,s balro,,rs. died nr hear d..
- 80 'o6a".
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MAYOR cou1ens Reelected

Dr,rn.t r"-r'crt.d Mayor lanes
rniycnS whose campaign was waErd
a, p.atrrrm calling for municipal
,r,r,cn nwnrrSh.r. viii" cleveland
r,y. Fred Kohlcr. RrDuh'i"an. .'nb-
s,an,!nl rlurali.y over Mayer William
8 tHtzserald. Republican. md voted to
change n a .ri'v manager plan -: gov
e-rmrNt N ara l. vas k"h.rr who.
when dismissed as "h'a' az n"'c" ny
Newton r. Rake. then mayor. told his
f-,erds ~. would some daN finht"ata
himself ny being elected hend ~ the
or,, uoNernmcnt Hr conducted he
errnraIgn without the backing "F an
orKpnizat:on and without mak'nA
speech. Cleveland Is said TO he the
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UNKNOWN HERO
RESTS BENEATH
CAPITOL DOME
EVEN THE WEATHER
HAS DRIPPING TRIBUTE
Brief Ceremonies Mark Ar
rival of Body From France
on y. S. Warshlp.

Washington. Nov. "a plain soldier.
unknown but weighted with h"nors az
perhaps no American before him. to-
night lny In place un,y where mariEred
presidents. Lincoln, Garnc'd hnd NC
kinlcy. have slept IN death.
He kept lonely vigil. lying IN state
unGcr the vast Shadowy dome ~ the
capitol. only the motionless ngurcs or
the fve armed comrades. one at the
hcad and one facing inward at each
corner Of the bier. kept watch with
him.
Rut far above. towering from the
great bulk OF the dome. tn" hroodtnE
txurs Of Freedom watched. too. ~
though I, said WEI done" t" tho serv-
ant, faithful unto death. asleep there IN
the vast dim chamber below.