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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-24

Decorating graves of American sol
diers at Luzancy. France, and
Cnsert) how the stars and stripes
and the tri-color Of France were
blended together over the graves
of American dead at Fere-en-
Tardenois last Decoration day.
Decoration day, long dedicated
in America to the memory Of our
hero dead, IS not forgotten today
in France. The photos. taken last
Decoration day, show how France
remembered. French and Amer
lean flags interviewed floated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-24

over American graveyards.
Americans in France spent the
day decorating graves Of Amer
lean boys who had lost their lives
in the great war.
Today the bodies of the U. s.
heroes who fell and were buried
in France rest in graves near
their homes in Notwithstanding
been shipped home by the govern
ment. The families of these lads
who last year were cheered by
the knowledge that the French
were honoring their memories
are decorating the new graves
themselves
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-24
PRESIDENT ON
WAY HOME

NEW YORK May 24-Pregident
Harding is on his way back to Wash
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-24
A Fund of Information
That You Should Have

DlSRAELI, who for SIX years was prime minister of
England said 1T has been my observation that
the most successful man in any undertaking. the man
who has the most information"
1t doesn't require any particular information just to
go out and buy something But to buy the best of that
something at price that satisfactory to you-that is
successful purchase. And to make successful pur-
chases you must have information.
Advertising gives you just that kind Of information.
tells you where go order to get the best of any,
thing you want at fair price.
That is why it is paying proposition for the man
or woman who handles pocketbook to study the
advertisements in this newspaper regularly-every
day
Tothose who use it properly newspaper advertising
is source Of economy and satisfaction that never
dry. 1t is watchdog of dollars "a guarantee of
satisfaction.
If you would Iearl the facts about the things you
need to make you comfortable and happy,
read the advertisements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12

tins Ferry that Wright had told him
he had knocked a fellow on the head
in Steubcnvil!r and had robbed him
Of SIS" Doyle was lodged in jail as
an important witness against Wright
Twice IN Prison
Wright's criminal record consists OF
arrest and conviction in 1915 OF the
murder of James Gallagher at Sebring
Ohio. 1t was 4 drunken fight anc
Wright says he took the blame for the
killing TO shield his younger brother.
He drew one 10 twenty years for this
crime and served sixteen months at
-fManSncld rcformat0ry. Later in 1919
ne was arrested at Wellsville for Grim
inal assault and was again sentenced
to Mansfield REFORM tory. He has only
been out Il short lime and during the
summer has been travelling with a car
nivaL
lie loft the show on July Goth TO visit
with his parents at WellsVl!le ana
planned the tummins job on the gard.
blue coat belonging TO Wright was
found in his hand bag and this COS;
matches the vest that wLs !nund in
the murder car. 4 ~ ralik"r revolver
with spots of blood on the barrel was
taken from Wright at st. CiaiIsv:ilf.
Cummins was killed With a 81 calincr
gun. There is one empty shell in tho
gun,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
HYLAN WON'T CUT
CITY SALARIES TO
REDUCE EXPENSES

Nv York. Aug. 1l.--Thc Legislative
COMMITTEES, Investigating the city ad-
ADMINISTRATION inquired OF Mayor iiy'an
today. il there was not some way the
INCREASING cost of running the city kON-
~-nmcn,, could be reduced.
II" said rot BY r"during salaries nnd
per Gi"m wages OF city employees.
II was brought nut that durinH MS
administration. th"' municipal payroll
has Increased scO.n0n 900 not incl
the pay -: Sch~o! teachers,
Mayor IIylAn said tn" Increases were
no, 80 great AZ those granted by pr
yata concerns and ne was suund.r OPP
posed 70 reducing the renumerailn OF
any city employo, This roiuarR was
chcerrd by crowd that hlled tho Al
lerrrari' chamber.
The mayor was asked by Flon r.
BROWN. committed counsel II It could
be accomplished by reducing the mum
her or employees lie said he neifeFeu
his administration tried from time 70
time 10 :,:rcr the number OF employees
but ne did not want II dono Al the eN-
penSc OF efficiency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
PREDICT INCREASE
IN rum RUNNING
ON CANADA BORDER

Windsor, Ont. Aug. H. anadian
nrohip!tion officials expect liquor WEI
pour across The br,hCr into the nlt"d
States In greater streams than over u"
fore because OF the court ruling h'r"
Yesterday that the NHtaI'" temperance
act docs not prohibit expectation ~ III
to1irants 10 4 foreign country.
Disagrecing with American customs
officials. who stated today in l"tToi'
that they did not l5.r'. for increased rum
running the Canadians said i'mt "ro''S
from the United States already were
rc1.hing breweriea and distiliert"2 In
this district aud that owners oil these
plnnts said they would MI the oronrs'
Reports were current that bctore inc
end of tho week moro than rcore OK
spr,I boats would be crossing tho lake
wi;h liquor A. 7. Montruil. collector
nf customs. said that under the law he
was powrrlCss to refuse clearance
papcrs for shipments intended Tor the
United States. and that he would issue
such paprrs even for the smallest 'rat''
Tho police profrssed themselves un-
nblc to Interfere with the liquor 'rai-
nc. Inspector MousSea said he was NOT
taking any steps 10 appeal yesterda!
decision. but that the cas-" would be TO-
rrrred to Toronto authorities and tha'
any action would have to como from
there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
Arrested At Mavrnrd.

Wallace N.r1sN. ALIAS WIitcr Ray, who
Is said to have confessed to the murder
of Harry CumminS. was arrested yes
terday morning at Maynard. Ohio. on
the lot OF I show company that was eH-
hibiting there. Tho arrest was made by
Chief John Fultz OF the Ncllsville po-
lice department and Lieutenant Finch OF
tho Steubenyille force. Tn" officers
wcrc Trailing Wright for the theft o.!
Az automobile At WellSville. He ~ said
to have been asleep when the officers
found him. and 10 have had 4 blood
stained revolver.
After his arrest. Wright led the OIL
GERS TO Martins Ferry. where he said
his partner in the auto theft was stay
ing. The officers arrested Joseph Boon.
who is said 10 have helped Wright stca!
the car, which belonged to Abe Long
of Wellsvnle. Bolen Is said TO have told
the officers that Wright told him he had
killed a man. Two men. thought to have
boon Wright and Bolen. stole the IL
cense plate on tho machine owned by
Joseph T!mon of Martins Ferry late
Wednesday night. This plate was found
on the machine in Wrights possession
when he was arrested.
Fultz and Finch brought h r
prisoner across tho river 10 Wheeling.
after warning Wright according 10
Martins Ferry officers, that If he made
INV breaks he would be knocked OFT.
Every nrct aution was taken 10 proven;
his ESCAPE whilo the officers were wall
ing on a street car for Steubenv!lle. He
was handcuffcd and closely guarded.
Although the officers did not tell him
their suspicions that he was the slayer
Of cumm;ns, he seemed extremely
nervous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
ANTI-BEER BILL
MEETS TROUBLE
AMONG FRIENDS

WaShinc;nn Nuc. II. Rack in me
home OF it. friends. tho "nti-h""r h'!'
ran into uncxIr tel trurhl" N nc nous"
today. with lit;!r prospect now ~ us
final enactment prior to the proposed re-
cess Of congress-.
Rlt tonight there WAS said I" Il"
scan. hope for the thirsty that III" hu-
rcau of ip'rrnat revenue. cutting 'hr"uEH
th. Legislative tanElc would i*Sh" icEu-
l,tiorY lon, ago. prepared '"r me Haie
az beer 10 The sick lmn"GLt'r!N al'''
,hcir failure - Ert 'hC h'N I" "' nl"t-
,uCe. prohibition leaders DECLARED lH'N
hnb been aHaurrd that he equation"
would be thrown away, IN view vi t"'
attitude of both the Scn,'te ana mousse
officials at the treasury. however re-
fused to discuss this question p"Fohu
saving that IL was p"%slbie the reHWa-
TONS might I've issued II maj ACTON ON
Tho rprIsrlrn was deferred Dy congress
until after the recess.
Representative Walsh. Of MasSachu-
sctts. and Mann. Illinois. Republicans
I,t the night on the prnp"aal from chair
man ycls;cad OF the judiciary COM
,p,,,cc 10 send the beer bill 10 CONFER
cuoa Mr. Mann insisted that lnaSmn'h
NC rho senate had Adopted for rcarhln"
amendments, the house should ne given
the right TO vote on them S"parh'rIS'
and ruadc point or order on IN.
rruund that senate changes cxtena'u
th,, proyiai,n II the original SoiN'eau
,,,t 10 Hawaii aud the Eir"lN Island"
Ecrnusc OF The rush lnh other l".'S-
lation in the short timr remaining ne
fore the proposed recess, air. '"'H''tH
indicated that tho ant! hcrr bill proHap1S
would go over until fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
WRIGHT KILLED
(ConttnLod Tom Pago One.)


Cummins, father ard sister of the muir
dercd man Identified him AZ the MAJ.
who left the garage the day Of the
murder with young tummHs. He faced
both without any visible sign Of nerV-
BUSINESS or fear.
After Miss Cummins had left tho
room. he showed signs % weakenin.
and officials began firing questions nj
him. bringing the confess ion.
Otnrirls state TINT Wright VII! he
QUESTIONED further tonight aud his de-
tailed confession obtained
Caught Near St Clairsvtlle
Wright was brought here ut n'cltck
this morning from near ST. Clairsvilio
where no was arrested last night by
PatrolmRn J. ii. kulE Of Wellsville,
Putrolman Harry Finch OF Steuben Will,
and Thomas Priest. taxi driver of this
city. They found him asleep In an auto
mobile that had been stolen from Abe
Long Of Wcl!svillc, Ohio. carly yester-
day morning.
Wright after he had hecn Identified
by G.. ". Regula. william kincaid and
Albert HelmbriSht us the man who was
IN possession Of the murder ca: the
duy Of the crime. admitted that he had
been in this city on July 23rd, but
continued to deny the murder until he
broke down late In the afternoon.
The slayer admitted that he and Joe
Doyle had stolen the Ford CAT al Wells
VILE Wednesday morning md had
driven through this city with II ycster-
day afternoon. He said they broke In
TO four garages al Wellsrtlle before
they got a machine.
Doyle told the officers when he was
brought here this morning from MAT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
SEEK RAILROAD
RELIEF BEFORE
CONGRESS RECESS

Washington. Aug. l1-Needs or the
railroads for early financial renct
through passage Of legislation enabling
tho war Finance Corporation 20 pro
vile the money for final settlement
between the government and tho chr
riers were urged today at both the cap
uol and the White HOUSE.
Possible enactment or the ndm!ntstra-
ton funding bill before the proposed
recess by congress was discussed by
President Harding At Il conference with
Director Genera! Davis Of ;he railroad
administration. Eugene Meyer. Jr.. d.
rector OF the war Finance Corporation
md Senator's watson. republican. In
llama, and Kellogg. Republican, Mime
sofa, OF tho senate interstate commerce
committee.
The existing railroad situation ana
it's relation 20 The economic conoiion
q: the country were sd u nave oeeh
discussed and the members or the COM
n,it,ce xrrc understood 10 have told the
n-csident thai unless the funding OH
was naSsed before n" proposed recess
a. congress. Il might not DC cnarteu
,:ntl next January. because or otheF
nressinr legislation Ycrd!rS.
Another conference - TO be held Win
the president tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12

n..r q, pls,o! and when she pretended 10
shrink from II III fear. ne said:
You do riEht 10 hr AFRAID Of that
gun. 1t has taken human life.
Dolly Mason then asked where the
man Wa buried. Iliehtowcr said.
lie isn't alone" the foreigner is said
"a h,y" replied. "I'vr i man Watching
d. ,m All the timc--a man VIII" sits and
cp"ks ilupJacks."
At urn,s the foreigner. Dolly Mason
told lHIhtnwcr. expressed hatred Tor
th,. tHIh"lIr Chul"h
liiEEl"wrr acting on the information
given him lay tn" woman. he said. COZ,
Quoted Il personal investigation ano
SaiIdn leach vicinity had little diff
Guilty in locating a signboard picturing
i man frying flapjacks.
Eightower's Story.
He said he started to search, finding
bit Of black rag and later 4 4J-calihre
revolver cartridge, He said he then en-.
hurr"wrd into tho newly dug sand by
the face of the cliff and found blood
stained piece of Sunny sack.
THAT wnS enough for ono day
llightnwcr told the police. 81 wanted 10
Hrt away from there l didn't want to
look any further"
Hightowrr said he poudered over the
matter for three days and last night
after further visit 10 his find. re-
solved To 30 to the residence or Arch :
plNnOp fyO"HTu ). ilaNnd, Ol E>thIl l. ! bh
cisco. and tell the high authorities OF
the church his story. The archbishop
was in conference ut the time and High
tower told his story to u newspaper re-
porter. who immediately took the man
To his newspaper office where police
officials were rallrd. The mans story
was then investigated. Highto~er lead
Ing the way to the grave Of Father
l!rSln
Chef of Police O'Brien and Constable
! landiui found in the pockets Of the
dead priest watch The hands had
stopped at eight minutes before ten
o'clock. Other articles found on tho
body included red morocco case con-
tainIng the bread and wine Of blessed
sacrament.
Eansom Demanded
Last August ,. week ago last night.
Archbishop llama received An
anQny NOUS letter demanding $500 In
small bills for the safe return OF Father
Heslin and yesterday the archbishop re-
ceIved another letter demanding $4,000
ransom.
Father IIeslin was last seen alive
about nine o'clock Tuesday evening
August 2. when stranger drove up TO
the uarochinl residence at colma In an
automobile. Under the pretense that
he wanted the priest to deliver last
sacrament to dying relative he sue
cc-ded in getting Father heslin to &C
company him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
DR.. Harding
Weds Nurse
FATHER OF PRESIDENT
FAILS AT SECRECY
Slips Away to Monroe to
Marry Miss Alice Severns
Denies to Reporters
ADMITS TT AT MARION

Marion. o., Aug. H. by
George T. Harding. father OF
President Harding. on his ar
rival here tonight from ToI"d"'
admitted no and Miss MIC"
Suverns, his stcnoGra2h"r and
Office attendant. had been mar
ried at Monroe, Michigan. today.
Entering tho automobile or
one OF the friends, Or. Harding
took his bride to her home ana
then was driven to his own homo
four squares away. before
leaving his bride Or. Harding
~ I'd: Good night. Alice. III
seq YOU tomorrow"
DR.. and Mrs, Harding aliShted
from tho truth aad wore hurry
ing to a street car when two
friends accosted them and OF
fered congratulations. Both the
doctor and his bride smil!hGly
accepted the good wishes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
5 killed, 10 INJURED
ON GRADE CROSSING

VIcksbur=. Miss. Aug. ll-Ffve per-
sons wcrc killed ard ten Injured late
roday when an automobile. with n trail
or attached WAS struck 1t i grade
cross!nc by Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley passenger train near AnEnliu''
Witnesses said that tho driver or the
rar had attempted to cross the tracks
ahead OF the train. The men were en-
ployed by a road construction company
and were returning home.
Why not another Folstcad bill to pre-
vent natures lawless fermentation OF
fruit preserves? ST. Louis PoSt-Dls-
patch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
PETERSBURG MAN
ACCIDENT VICTIM
Special TO the IntrllIgencer.

Special TO the Inte1lIgencer.
Richmond. Va. Aug. l.--'Ncws was re-
ceivcd here today OF the accidental
death in HenriCo county Of David tien-
nv Shcbe. farmer. ~ years old origin
ally from Petersburg. w. w Shohe met
death whiio coon hunting in Chtckahon
my SWAMP. AS tree In which the
coon had sought refuge was beinG feiled
It brought down another tree which
struck Shobe crushing his skull and
killing him instantly. Other m"mh"rs
Of the party escaped injury the coon
was killed BY dogs before II made get
away. Shobe IS survived by widow
and eight children. iis father Is 4. y.
G. Shobe OF Petersburg nc has been sum
moned to Henrico by the tragic news.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
PROF, ROYCE, FORMER MANAGER
Of WkDDINGTON FARM. DEAD

.x,rl u 49,. p~.,,!rr:i"u 90: h:Gh grad"
u..lk To- !u>J!:,. aut tr;Ant ""n#umH-
=. - ur..i"r ..ru,:i,:.us; which HAY" been
l,,r,-r "a rs adequate for C"rtihCatt"n.
rr>;,."s his vie. he leaves three
Iau.h,,rS. MIS- VI. l.. Ha';rn. OF NcS'
Nir.ru.t. Miss Esther Royce, home ou-
r".,I manager IN CayuSt county. anu
IT.zIHr,h. a student In Nrw iorN CITY,
and one sur Nation, ut home: ais" W."
sisters. Miss Mary r, Royce and Mrs
lseE Merritt ~ HartSdalc.
- tr,n"r:ll services are to he held from
tho homestead near Enfield Glen sun
4,y afternoon a. $50 o'clock. standard
,'m.. and burial will be made in tho
Inlet Valley cemetery,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
OEAry CAUSED RY FALL WHILE
HELPING TO BUILD A CEUTE
ON S1LO.
Helped TO Perfec& tho Babcock Test for
Butter Tat-Cattle Authority.

Professor ,'harl': ltrwarI i;""' e. tx
tension p-u;c">"~ ~ aU.ruII NnS"'':IrE
~ the N~v York ,'H'lrg,. 81 iGr'''u ur"
and ,na,a-c- 1t Waliiact'a E.rrr. tho
estate e." Iirr Earl y. r-l'.,N east -.
this ely tr";u IA. ~ i?i". ".'l August
:. a. ,rr Nity lI"srita! at I'HN'A, y. !"
i,r r,.:;.. W = flN which il" suffered
Iui, :, at %l' EnGrid C"rm lorIc, Nhh"
NrrI,.c with his ~pn auI ether hCt"crS
H. IG.!];HE > chute - h'H N''". ir"i'S-
.,.. I;,,r >,iurcd tr"Hl ~" Temporary
,..:."- rui i'll; ahoUt IN riy fee; t"
80. ...u,!,,j his body. on m WAY Gown.
r. Ing w"ISci between ~" >'r':, .
,r.-.... hreak,r; one r,h aHi rUr|'rrt0E
i ,:nS. as WEI, ~ trIriur.uS nm" ";h"r
iIhS.
Whirr in tho Whcc'.rc v',.n!'y Pro-
frs4or Roy.., NAL, ! w:&' circle OF
friends who rr~~"; hi pa~S:ur. It, vs.
~rcoka;zcd as a." "t the i"H'ia~ al
thoritirS on Guernsey c2;tl" |" ih's
country and one 1t n" most a"'iEe
alunIn! OF his college.
Sketch Of Life.
Professor Royce WAS bora Nav N.
1856, al Mongaup VALLEY. sullivan
county. and entered 'oru"!, ~ I'M. re
rclyirg his hacnr,"cS ivGr"" ~ 1881 an"
his masters dclsre, in 1892. shortly
after the completion Of his work nj
Cornell. he went TO IN" tE'N"rSiY 81
Wisconsin whore Nc became aSS'",''cd
with Prof $. n. Eabcock. wh" ne A.
sisted in perfertinx II" Eae"o'h test
FOR determining the percentage o. out
ter fact in milk.
Prior 70 his arrival n ithaca IN i9Ih'
70 accept the position OF assistant pro
fessor In extension WORK. Professor
Hovce had spent IS years a. EEp"r'n-
,endsr, NJ large estates ,hr'; among
which was tnc famous c<taoi'S hn'rht OF
former Wee President Levi y. Morton
II was while acting A. superintendent
for Mr.. Morton mat Professor i'"fI"
Arst came into prom TenC" A. haerh-
sew breeder. hecauS" - his work IN 'hN
interests OF advanced registration ~
pure-herd cattle.
For many years he had been 'H'er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
JACKSON MAYORS
SON IN TROUBLE

Special Dispatch to The 1nt"lliE"nc"r.
Cincinnati. q. Aug. ll.-~AccordinE TO
dispatches received by Officials h"rc lat"
today. the arrest was mad" ~ Point
Pleasant. W. Va. of Harry Horton. aged
81 n travelling salesman. son 90 Mayor
Earl Horton Of Jackson. Ohio. on "A f"rE
crv charge. Young Horton denies IN"
charge. il il said. AMI promises I" hHn;
tho case. The charge originated AZ
Chill!Cothe MS a result "f C"r'a:r huAi-
ness transactions NJ rhi.,""thc. ONO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
INVITATION TO
(condnnsd from Page onS)
Germ, but which Japan now Is inclined
10 regard as closed Incidents.

Germ, but which Japan now Is Inclined
to regard as closed Incidents.
From the start. The American GOVERN
mcnt has held that such subjects Ought
NOT to he excluded from an honest effort
10 report an adjustment In the Far e. st.
Janan ON the other hand. carried her
insjstence to the point OF declarinS3 In
her informal acceptance Of placed La
the conference that she did not expect
10 discuss subjects or situation which
, could DO regarded as "accompla shed
facts" Whether such a qualihcAlon
will be repeated in the formal accept
ance of the Toxic government Is SUD-
jcct Of conjecture, but officials hero are
confidcn, of a satisfactory agreement on
that subject before the conference a.
, sembles on November IL.
Naval Armament F1rSt
Aside from the hint that naval arnA-
| ments would logically come first In tho
: considerations OF the conference, tho
; formal Invitation makes only ono sug-
| Eestlnn as 10 the subject matter OF the
! dsa rma ment discussions Themselves
| that relates to new agencies OF war
fare" control OF which the note holds
! to be advisable in the interest OF hu-
manity. Under this heading. 1t IS ex-
pected that explanation Will De given 10
use Of gas. dissa mination Of disease
germs over enemy lines, and similar
questions.
The number OF principal delegates to
b. sent By each participating nation Is
not suggested in the note. administra-
ton officials having found 1t tmpossi-
! bile to secure a consensus Of the opinion
Of the powers on that subject before
: the communication was dispatched. In
, formal negotiations regarding tho si1e
| OF delegations are proceeding. with In
! dicationS pointing to an agreement thai
: each nation shall have five seats IN tho
! conference with the privilege Of substi-
, tuting in any Of the five places whatever
! pcrsonnc! may DO desired from time TO
time 10 cope with specific subjects,
| similar arrangement obtained at the
peace conference at Versailles.
Harding Surveys Continent
| While the official Invitations were on
: the Cables. President Harding turned
, his attention to a survey in the senate,
which has a joint responsibility with
! the executive in foreign relations. He
, summoned to the white house Senator
; Borah Republican. Idaho, author OF the
: resolution. requesting the call Of dis
, q rma ment conference, and in confer
ence Of more than an hour went over
/ foreign problems generally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
BUILDING LOTS

We have a number OF choice lots
in South Warwood. Cement side
walks and sewer connections pro-
yidrd. We will sell these lots on
the easy payment PLAN.
Call and see us about these.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice 70 Contractors:
The i:"ard Of Education o. Triadrl-
NH, D,S,-Ir; VIII. until noon. Tuesday.
huyus,t q. 1871. r",".v" bids foC ap-
DELIBERATELY S2on S,iar" fee, @: "cr"at
v:,'h around the Triad .pHlA District
fi.h #,A,.". Rams and Si"'":a'ati"rs
o.. r-, -, wiih 'hc secretary at -"
.. 90. .ph.l Distract hIua <, hoo. Each
ii nj. hS accompanied =: certified
cr..,.< :"r $In6.nn r'vlhI" =" -, h"r:l
o. f:lu,at.nn ~ TrGld"!2h:., I"S'rl|t as
g. .-ua-l nr"r that tn" bladder. : th" com
'-ltt = awarded hun! 49,. inter into 4
{, .,ro,r r.r@ 'hr i:ra Il o. J.. tH.l:.rn.
Tn. board reserves IN" C!Sh 80 rec:
any ur a. bids.
S I. JACOBS. j.
Secretary.
aurt2-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12

"In the first net &c III? pay. explain
cd the young drarnI'I~t. 9TH" scene Is
laid in a cemetery"
so sec" said tho manager brutality
as he SKINNED through IN" pages Of
manuscript. And you might as well
lay tho whole thing there"