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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-26

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whether the President had good
time on his recent outing with Mr.. Ford
and Mr.. Firestone and Mr.. Edison we
never snail know; our guess is that he
didn't. AS we picture his return Sun
day night he dashed up to Mrs. Har-
olhg with, We'll, mamma, it wasn'- anv
tun. l wish I'd stayed home with Won y
Doupt herewith is expressed by this
eerinth'an of Cacophony that the 25-
cent special delivery charge will deter
one contrib with the s. d. habit from
afhxlng the costly stamp to his offer
lrg. The contributing habit is one that
reeks not of money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-26

AN EGYPTIAN NECKLACE

Small clay spheres colorod yellow,
green, and blue,
And strung in twofold length, lie In
my hand;
Made, where tho Nile flowed through
the blazing sand,
When Cheops and his pyramids were
new,
For some small maid, who played the
long day through,
In that once noble, ancient tabled land.
And in the middle of the lesser strand
Anubis hangs rich glazed in tur1uois
What evil lot was it that so befell
That he, who DER the underworld did
reign,
Was poweress to break Tate's woven
spell?
Or did he, knowing that her life meant
pain,
In kindly guise, invite her soul to
dwell
Forever blithc and young, in his do
main? N. S. P.
Full of high glory was Vincent
Richards's victory over William T. Til
den. But when Mr.. James F. Sinnott
says, in The Evening Mail, that two
and three years ago he was "slighted
by ranking committees and SUCH" not
only is he in error, but also he is do
ing young Mr.. Richards a disservice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
new MARTlNSV|LLE

The Proctor District Sunday School
convention will be held at tho Antioch
Christian church Sunday afternoon and
evening. August 81. c, +. shupbach and
=. c. Jones will represent tho county
association.
Tho annual Moose picnic was hold
at Paden park Thursday afternoon. A
very large number OF Moose and their
friends were present. Tho bascba Il
game between AcConkeys OF Wheeling
and Azars was a feature OF the occa sion
McCOnkeys team was defeated by the
score OF &c 10 2. We hayn heen won
.der!ng where they got tho!r reputation
An agricultural fair Is 10 be held In
this city some time in The near future
IUspeh Slender d. T. williams and
Jacob SchupbaCh Will work with the
American Legion and Kiwanis club for
;he success OF the fair.
High SCHOOL teachers recently appoint
ed arc as follows: Supt J. II. Gorby;
principal. W. w. Strain: Fannie Jane
Clayton. Eoise Clark. Maude Crouch
Margaret G. Ipwe!ls. Mrs. Hall Blair
will have charge OF tho commercial de-
partment. W. Herbert Combs will lie
coach. Mrs. Blair Is the only teacher
returning 10 Magnolia this year. School,
opens September SIN. Very rev cnnEee
are made In the grade teachers.
Tho Rev. Ed. Fellcrs has announced a
tabernacle meeting for Pine Grove e
begin Sunday. August p. A mrge tent
will be used. and large crowds arc e1'
pec;cd TO attend.
Jesse Il. Srirn. i. r. Carol and A.
X Carroll and John Byard ~ this
week for South America md WIZ be
.ncatcd at BarrcnQYll;a. They wi. en-
gage in oil developing.
Tea Chers' institute VIII convene here
Monday morning NJ the liiSn school
The sessions will he held IN IN various
rooms Of the Magnolia High school.
Word has been received tina, Newton
n. Morris. brother OF Judge /. II. Nor
RS. will arrive at Hoboken August "a
and the remains will reach tins city
about Sept lst
Attorney Thos. H. Cornctt was called
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FOUR UNDER ARREST
FOR FINANCIAL DEAL

Chicago. Aug. 72.-F'our men and a
woman were arrested today by depart
ment OF justice agents in a raid on a
loop hotel. following an attempt OF one
OF the mon TO obtain a loan on notes
for $4,000. purportins 10 be made by
the Winton Company. Of Canton, Ohio.
and signed by L. W. Davis. as president.
Those arrested are Charles W. French
Rudolph +. Kohn. Mrs. Chas. Hawkins
and J. h. Leet.
French and Alva w. Hartman. also
sought by the police, were arrested sew
eral weeks ago. after che indictment Of
John ". WorthinEton. alleged head Of a
band OF mail and bank robbers but were
released on bond. The government
agents believe today's prisoners are all
connected with the Worthington band.
kohn, who represented himself to Be
vice president OF the American Rubber
company. tried TO sell tho notes to the
Merchants & Manufacturers Securities
company.
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ClARINGTON

Ms. O,.e BAKER Iua children "f New
Matamoras retained hone Thursday
from a visit with 1uhH J. lea and fam
l.!.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. w. Sna;n returned
home Tuc1do" from s'N"ra! days VISIT
with relatives Il, Caldwell. q.
Clif Honthorn OF Wheeling spent Sat
urday eve and Sunday with friends N
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry MIA. OF Wheeling
We calling on friends IN town Sunday.
Mrs. My-a Zoe aUd Miss Es;:c Moy-
rna -. Saru.s. are visi'!ng relatives
here
Mrs Fred kurtyman OF Columbus IS
with relatives here
Mrs. Carroll Ca'a spent few day>
with friends IN Nhcr :uc the past week
Mrs G. f.. Citizens or Wheeling "a
tended Camp meeting and visited lei.
ativrs here Ovor last Sunday.
chas. I.itten was a cues; a; the L!u"n
home over Sunday
Mrs.. Vim. Sterling. nee Miss Clara
Frautz and two s"us u! Pi;; shurgh are
Mr. and Mrs. .AUSi.n Mallory ana son.
Lloyd. OF Youngstown. o.. are the
guests Of relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Herbert Measner and little daugh
ter lunc ~ Carnegie Pa. are guests OF
relatives in town.
MISS CNrmllla Fish accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Rose homo 10 Akron for a two
weeks Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dietrich and chill
dren have returned to Rarenna from a
visit here with relatives
Mrs. Ernest Staih nee Mas Leota
Walter. of Akron came in last wccE for
several weeks visit.
Miss Elsie Abersold Of Cleveland Is
spending a vacation with her parents on
X. D.
Con- Tschapatt came in from Cieve-
lnnd Wednesday to Join his wife and
daughter, who arc visiting relatives
here.
Mira Gus MuhlemAn and son Howard
OF Martins Ferry have returned home
from q vis!t hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver J. Henry left Mon
day for their home in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. nee Miss Selma
DIETRICH. who arc but recently married
have the best wishes of a host of friends
'"r success and happiness IN their new
homo.
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DALLAS

Miss Margpre; Lite cntc:l''.r"" Rev
ara, of her friends Saturday "''hihs
with marshmaliow t0ust ana cora
ross. Those present wc:e MISS
Nellie Winters. Virginia rItuson. NJ
dred Howard, Gladys Hunter. C!arf'
Ruth. Fanny Stellar. Lucille Hess IA
dore lTun:er and EudOrTI l1un;"' .
Mras-S Fred i;uuk!Us. Et!ph -i''
Harry Hunter. Ray He's. Robert ir'i'
tor, william Hunter. Melvin " me y
AIRY Riggs. Mr.. ana M:a. R"! Htrlck'"
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hess, Mr.. anu .dTE'
Ralph Clovis, Mr. and Mrs. Guy 'IoTH
and NJ. and Mrs. Dwight Nc.'!umP"E'
Mr4. Jessie Elder Atkinson d:cd So
dav at hcr homo ut MR!OrsN!!'r AFTER IT
brief illness OF diphthoria. Her hG@-
hand died two years ago OF the ~. nh''
since then she has lived al MaLorHFi' !"
VAN ter 80 HOEs who surv!iG f.!'
-. ;,rc.'s. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII t''h.?
and Il number CO sisters ard ono hr"t""f
also survive her. luner"! services
were private because OF the r"niaE.'A5
GI.rI." %: whiru ~" died. ana inter
men, vas in the Salem hury.nE %r""nd
beside her husband.
briefs.
tir ,,d Mrs .IoHU Archer aad CHI
drrn q" Conversion, o.. Tifiten MS NOM
49,, Mrs. f.iznbeth Archer SATURDAY ana
Sunday.
Mss Nellie Hinerman and Mr.. HarfE
Jones ~ Aloppo wer" guests Sunday
uc nc !atter's aunt. Mrs. J. b. Ten
nant.
N:. AMI Mrs Ezra DoHs:on and ch.l-
drcn were guests Sunday Of relatives at
Hundred.
Air nd Mrs l.cSie McNtnch and chill
,.,.n. ~ Mr. ami Mrs. Ross Dnm1n
and children. spent Sunday '"ith 'f".r
. 80" Mrs. CYRUS Elliott Of Elm
Grove.
NJ. and Mrs Paul F0wri -" 40
proud parents of a fne baby g:rI born
FRIDAY. August 10.
Mr.. and Ms Toy S'T!rh!n "ud
GtuCh'rr ".uirri" lean ard Rairh Hess
visited :,"r ant. Mrs. John r'y" Or
Majors. i'c Siada''
MIR. ~: Mrs. frank kin'mins were
:hn"n:-.; IN V'hCelin" Saturday.
Tier" vii! be n picnic IN tho lawn
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HUSBAND AND SON
CHARGED WITH MURDER

Granite City. Ills. ATS. 22.-.The mys-
terry surrounding the Ending here =
month ago OF a wor.>us body. errone-
ously identified as that OF Mrs. Serena
G!tu!and. who later was found working
as waitress In Cincinnati. has boon
cleared up with tho arrest OF 'wo ncn,
Chief Of Police Clark announced today
CHIEF Clark declared ;as body Is that
o. Mrs Nora Dorman. auh today he az
rested Arthur Dormar. 3o and John 20
hsuband ard son OF the woman. on war
rants charging murder
The body was found more than a
month ago In a shallow grave and was
identified and buried ny Mrs.. Mary llult
Mrs. Gilliiands grandmother. Later
Thomas NJ Glllitand husband. OF Serena
was arrested In Terro iiautA Indiana.
but wnS released here last woeA a:ter
his wife Was found in Cincinnati.
Although the elder Dormhn denied
knowledge Of the murder. tho younger
pcrmsn. according 70 chief CLARK. con-
r-S~eL IA, HIS father oontlded 10 Nm
this. he had slain the woman.
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around tho Presbyterian church Friday
evening, August 26. Everybody well
come 10 como and have good time.
Miss Leona Dan!ey o. Claysville.
Miss Nellie Winters and Mr.. Fred Hop
kins were guests Sunday Of Wayne
Str!cki:n.
Mrs Alice Clovis and daughter Mar
ian returned Sunday from three
weeks vis; with her father. Mr.. Ste
phrn White Of Jolleytown.
1Ir. and Mrs. Tom Richcy and chill
dren were guests Sunday Of his sister.
Mrs. John Terrell.
Mrs. lNora Gi;;!ngs and daughter
Burneda. visited tho formers sister,
Mrs L;;!u Bloomfield oc Elm Grows
Sunday Miss Burneda -"ma!ned with
hc- ..unt COR . weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs Chester MCMil!?n visit
cd ~. la;ic"'s Grandin-rr's. Mr.. ard
Mrs. James Seaton OF Dry Ridge Sun
Gay.
'HIenr Campbell ",ill continues to nm
prove after sereral days Illness.
Lora, friends OF Frank Cu.lev Of West
Alexander Will be pleased 20 kn"" 'h' :
=" * S'erut." Improving aftr~ -erloca
iilrrs. ~ Wheeling hospital.
f. l.. Kimmina. who h2a been - the
Sow Wnr.', -" t0S"::n. with broken
collar hone. was removed 70 his homo
A..'' =. ',"r much improved.
Mir. aud Mrs @. W. Campbell Mrs
'r,lv ~, I'D Miss Virgil cam abell OF
Elm Grove mud NJ. and Mrs. Clarence
Nelson nN Huntsville, visited Mrs F.. H.
Archer Srnda".
tn" T'c%"-s' ""u'!or will hn he'f On
the West NrxHfdrr fa!- grounds OH
Saturday Of this week. n the "rrthar
rrau "c-rn,is - Gouh, ihfrn ~i'l ha 4
large crowd In at.crdaTcc
7''.r Nrr"& ha'l team I'D the
!rcasrni Grove rir" 100 Saturday on
;Er ho!un grounds
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{, los Angeles Calic.. by the serious
mess OF his daughter. Miss Mary GEN
try Cornett.
Mr. W. p. Simmons and dars bier
vino havo been visiting tho Misses
Bruce OF North street have zone 70
Bow INK q. cen. Ky, where iney Will
IL 'Nr.r future home.
Miss Lucy Mcknight Of Charleston
l.... 90. .n LengntIui visitor among her
mary ir:e:.'iI IN this city.
Mrs J. ii. Loehr wns called to betn-
lelum. la. by tho death OF her sister'
Ms, !'irr,, Weaver.
ur. Marin Van Camp has retUrneh
from It .,n,rt visit 70 Fort Recovery
ONO. where sho was the CUES; ~ Mra.
Rev. hc,:erd.
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OBITUARY
Nh. Hlt.Absth 4. ouruAhaa

Mrs. Elizabeth Moltsr CarnahAA
widow OF James b Carnahan. died At
her home. 1874 Fifteenth street. yos-
te-day morning at 8 o'clock following
\ few weeks illness OF . compliat ton
OF diseases.
Mrs. Carnahan was born and educate cd
in iA.H city. I!er husband died 80
years ago. She was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Molter. daughter OF the late
rheohald and Caroline Molter and q
member OF the Second United Presby-
terrain church.
Sho was Christian lady Of a most
charitable and kindly nature with Z
good word FOR everybody. Practical IN
all her methods. retiring In disposition
a friend and ne!ghbor most highly es-
,ccmed tur NJ, her good qualities. and
one who will long be remembered and
missed by her large circle o. scquaint-
anceS.
She IS survived nv two daughters.
Mss Caroline and Mrs. Ralph r. Stew
art. erd stster. Miss Kate Mo!ter. all
OF this clty.
The funeral vii. be held from tho
late home Wednesday afternoon with
Rev Ralph NJ. NansNc'd. OF tho Second
United Presbyterian church, In charge.
1ntorment will be NJ Greenwood.
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Higher Electric Rates
Sought For MoTgantown

Ia .StcS W. Va. Aug. 2s--HearsnE
~ -" sHr,lc, l;"n % tho Wesc virginia
l...:...ss .',NnArV 10 .acrease electric
:a.~S - ro-SaH'o~n was resumed o.
-o... -. .,.r., service commission to-
r;a,. freat '"s',mony IS expected - no
arc2 - wednesday. and the case sub
,s't'ed - decision
TN CASE has h.ec pend!nE several
.noa.N. The city - conteSt!nS tho
proposed = ease in rates and numcr-
ocs -. vs. and valuations have been
,aen,.:,:d by both sldeA temporary
release was granted Eons weeks axe
with Ike understanding ~ AL concerned
.h.. :, wo@'d become null a"d r":d ~
cas-. re G3S, decision OF tho r"'"m's-
s.os agaiast tho increase. witnesses
exan,usd today wnrs Arecu: a. ma.
and r P pavls. who wero employed ny
IN, CITY Of Mo-san:owr 20 make an es-
ina. .. the physical valuation OF the
ca,npsry's property In NorGaneown'
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Of Parkersburg. 4 four course 0110
was served and covers were placed foe
tho honor guests. Misses Edna Miles
Dorothy Mckee. Mary Katherine AAe.
nor. Grace Thoenen. Virginia xoCey,
Glada Strain, Emily Jones. HsleA Beg.
ers, Madelyn Russell. Mr.. and MI. q
l.. Lazear, Paul and MSS Nancy LASoAS.
Miss Katherine Davis. who has eSeo
amending her vacation with her pafSAte
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Davis at the HsSol
Wells, expects TO return Wednssday 70
Clarksburg.
Thaddcus s. Conley. a plain clothes
policeman OF chicago I'LL. who mas p
the g.oS: {. local relatives. has GONG -
C;ncinnat!. Ohio.
Mrs. charles Mast OF Cambridge
Ohio. vii! urriyc Tuesday to visit her
sister, Mrs g. +. Sayre.
Miss Juapita Frye has gone 70
Wheeling. where she will be entsftainso
for a few da"s by friends.
Mss Valentine Leroy. after . visit AZ
the home o. her brother. f. Leroy re-
turned Monday to Marietta. Ohio.
Miss Dorothy McKee entertained "a
youns friend. Saturday evening at
theatre party After attending the
performance at the Paramount theatre
tho guests repa ired to the Mckee home,
: where delicious refreshments were
served.
Mss Leila Huston after a two week.
vacation with relatives In Pttt0burgA
and Akron. Ohio. has returned homo
I.awrenc" Sperry expects to leave IN
a couple Of weeks for the University Of
Illinois. where he Will enroll ~ . stu.
deE:.
Mrs. Eobn-. Thaw and daughter. Miss
Cora have gone 70 Battle Creek. Mich.
tcr sewers! weeks sojourn.
Miss Dorothy Nolan Of BelprA Ohio
having been tho guest Of Mics Ruth
Reef. left Monday for Wheeling, W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Anderson Of Louis
vile, KY. after a visit with her sister.
Mrs. 4. T. Holmes. have gone to Par
kersburg 20 be- the guests Of Mrs An.
dcrson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs L =
Morgan.
Mrs. !. G.. Umpleby and Mrs. y. L
Carroll returned Monday evening from
Wheeling. wher. they spent the day.
william Goodrich. 4 former resident
of this city. unit! recently located in
Kentucky. Is very Ill Of typhoid fever
IN a Pittsburgh hospital.
Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs. Royal Hsp-I
ner were guests Monday Of friends IN
Wheeling.
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CONTINUANCE GRANTED
IN KENNEDY MURDER

Los Angeles. Aux. PA weeks con
tinuance in entering their pleas 10 the
indictment charging them with the mnr.
der Of J. Bolton Kennedy was granted
today TO Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain ana
Arthur c. Burch.
The postpoaement Of this procedu; "a
10 August 90 was ordered by Judge
Sidney y. Reeve on molten Of Attorney
Richard KisrelIe. who rSE"d n" a"i'-
t!onal time because the defendants chief
counsel Paul W. Schcnrn. now II " q
IONA, wished 10 be present whom tho
pleas were entered
Chicago. Aug. cc.-David Davis, AL
legged burglar, who was arrested here
ton days ago. at the request OF Los
Angeles police. will be taken to Calf
fornia for questioning In connection
with tho murder OF J, Bolton Kennedy,
according to william ]. Bright deputy
sheriff from Los Angeles. who reached
Chicago today.
los Angeles. Aug. f1.-David Davis
hold in Chicago for the Los Angeles
authorities. IN, no known connection
With the J. Bolton Kennedy murder case
and IS not wanted hero in that conncc-
ton, according to Malcolm MacLaren.
tho chief investigator in charge OF tho
states case.
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Women Hair BObOelS
Must Take Out License

Hartford Conn. Aug. women
~Eo bob other w"'urn'S kH.r WI ne re-
.,ves,ed 20 ;akc GA, u ha:t"" .''"nsN.
.nder ruling mad" p"H?:c Today "F 'AS
i,rbers' comm! ;~.on. Nto-acH ""a"ra'
Healy has given \ formal opinion 20
he commtssIca ~: "hoha.aE At nh'F
..oares within q ,!c;!"t;ioa ct hs:r 49,
;.aG AID :hoSc Who engage IN u are 20
% c,asSel rs BARRIERS.
Robbers Of ho'- Will be requested 70
show rh"i- Justification (" rut ha's
..-hHr he -i'rs 90 the commission. ana
E, ,,S>ed Wi; have 70 Ya% i IS yearly
License. aal furnish ,h"'r oan subjects
- hr;.S.uE during Re eSa limitations.
7@e commission makes ne concession
- Women applicants that they may
-, ...;.tr,.e ;hejr ntr"ss - bob hair IN
,ir.- own ha.r bobH;aS or beauty par
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S|STERSV|LLE

Sis:rrsv.Ic. NGE. C Mr.. and Mrs.
I.:rroN Rr"u',rN'r o: Sincerity. w. We.
ARC her" 20 ;.a!t their son. J. d. Brook
ovo'. :.,.L w.fs. Thrv are accompa n!ed
nv ,h-lr d.uph,rr. Mr.. Melissa Glass
cock Of Ia'rn.Un!. W. Va.
Mrs. Mar, \, B.~,erran Of Warren.
Pa. IS n" rUrs' Of her brother. +. r.
Bradley. and family.
Miss Nancy l.a.car entertained At a
dinr"r party SUNDAY -: the Hotel Wells,
cArri'!rsn.ar.. to i ~ Mario Bish OF
Gia;"sburE ard HISS Adelaide Cooper
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Six Who Jumped Into
Lake Erie Are Rescued

Detroit. Mich. Aug. 2c.-wiliam l..
Urschel OF Toledo ard Ave others
aboard tho yacht Lucille were rescued
BY a lighthouse keeper late today whom
tho boat took fire and the passengers
were forced to jump into Lake Erie.
near the mouth Of tho Detroit river.
The party included Mrs Urschel, n
young woman guest. tho engineer and
his wife and tho captain OF the yacht.
The" were picked UP later by the eNcur-
sion steamer Greyhound and brought :"
DeIrOIt.
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DrShAu Services

This afternoon at 1880 o'clock. from
the family home in Warwood funeral
services Win he conducted By Rev.
Arthur H.aIenby OF Warwood II. Fl
church sor the late W. E. Marshall. aged
sc. who died Friday evening. August
20. Intermen. will take place in Gr.sn-
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
TOBACCO FOR HOSPITALS

Washington. Aug 22.--C.GarS NH
cigarettes seized hy no government Cor
tqS delinquency. Instead Of being de-
stroyei Wien their Waite - not equal
- FAX. would 30 turned over 10 hos
pitfalls IN which disabled war veterans
were chartered. under a bill reported
today ~ tho house wayS aHc means
committee
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1000 MIN ON sTRIKE

Conael!sville. Pa. AuE. 81 Arproxt-
mn,eIv 1000 men employed hv the w.
j. Kinney company. An Independent Goa
and coke concern. went on str!k" today
IN protest. Leaders, said. aGaiaS: wage
reduC:i N which went !nto effect last
SATURDAY. Employees OF tn" Allison and
Mount E-addoCk mines and the Revere
and Royal plants IL the roAao!iH"ille
distrlc, also failed % report Cor WORK
this morning. Approximately 500 mon
are employed al these mines and plants
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Will Vote Today On the
Disarmament Proposal

washin ston. Aug. % The senate
under an agreement reached tonight
will vote not later than 1850 O'Clock
tomorrow on an amendment 70 def
cheney bill. carrying 100000 for OK
penses Of the disarmament conference
as we'll as on . proposal to direct Amer!-
can delegates to tho conference 70 ds-
mand opon meetinCA
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Funeral services WI be hold this
afternoon at o'c.ock from tho family
home. No 1916 F;ofr street. for the late
Mrs Estelia Rennard. nEed -. wife q!
Harry Rennard who died Saturday aft
ernoon ln.erment will be made IN
Greenwood. Services will be attended
by members o. Miriam Chapter No. :!
Order ~ tho Eastern Star. and Iris
Court. LADY Shrine. o. which organ
cations Mrs Rennard was member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
CHECK ARTIST
Deputy Sheriff Ninard Returns Prom
Mar Chicago With George Kiger

Deputy Sheriff Edward Minard re
turned this morning al ESQ O'Clock from
a small town near Chicago. III, bring
INK back with him. George d. Kigor.
Kiger ". = rested on Il warrant swor1
out BY rosecutlAg Attorney Carl G.
Bachmann charging him with passin z
several worthless checks IN this city.
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AN~e 0Sr19

Monday evening at s o'clock. from the
late home in Warwood. funeral services
ware held for Albert SeriE. aged rs
who died last Friday Rev. f. q,
Howard oe Tho First Lutheran church
OF Wheeling. and Row. l.. A. McCord,
OF Warwood Lutheran church. conduct
a. The service. In the presence Of q
large gathering OF friends OF tho FAM
Ky In:ermen. will be made this after
noon at 3 o'clock u. Mount Wood cene-
tery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
LIQUOR BANDITS
ATTACK CARAVAN
ON NATIONAL Pike


I'inn'own. Ia. Aus. e. A terra.
h,,.,r between whisky hiRhwar men AID
E"a"'s 90 l!aUor r,;cavan va f""rei
!" ~ ur,.ut,,in~ 80 T." Nl'i":al r'nr.
:.r,. -, SGrm!r l";v: cary .iHnd..
luv"n:rs. & vas .cIrIGd here tnda?. y
;L"'y - moe r!yi" on route from Cum-
h,T!aad 20 tniUut"wu .e"t CredenCe -
no report when th"N IL i "r pulling M
IN TIC read hc'nw the danger zone and
w!!ueaS,aS ;hc hattie. They were an
nHc 20 tell who wen The conflict, h.;
,nc tr9ch said 70 haIr hcen en- :"u'e
from Jeannc::c Pa. - F:"SihCr@ Md.
rio;ei on ate he lust sh"t" were
tired
TNp scere az tho hu;lle showed mach
S:ood. motorists said. after Nh exam
it ,:tou OF tho roadway after -" lighters
ir!;. Indicating hat snm"%:r VAS sh";
In tho roHIi:>t. county Gc.c':.NeS ha'S
uren unable - .orn;e any ,iU-s In the
shooting. a!;hu:,,h tacy worked Ill day
yesterday.
Escape In Dis Car.
Witnesses 10 tho ra:,;e said ;he
WHISKY truck w?S 81: pr's,! near
sharu cure ~ n" YnHd Wien no am
bushci haru!'S spEaNS .r 'ThE ana
shouting. they were ::n.i .'HE ;HaRe
les. /; MAS SAL. and -" fEht l'sied
Uori! several score shots WIRE n--a. :"
person could he found In III" 'i"i'F
O. Tho battle short time at'c:""'I.
and II ~ believed the guards ~u'""ri''h
~ atavi1S OF the attack Thc EaNn'H
are beloved 10 have Inada ;"eir cS'AH'
n high-powercd csr tAai could ..
heard speeding a.OrS the monniA!h
roads.